THE QUEEN AS MINER

The video covers the Queen's visit to Rothes Colliery, highlighting her descent 1,600 feet underground, her interactions with miners, and the historical significance of her visit, as no sovereign had been down a mine since 1912. Prince Philip also engaged with the miners, taking a different route to the coalface. The visit was a unique experience for both the Queen and the miners, leaving a lasting impact.

What makes Rothes Colliery stand out in Fife?

• It is the oldest mine.

• It is the least productive mine.

• It is the most modern and expensive mine.

• It is the smallest mine.

How did the young miners feel about the Queen's visit?

• They were scared.

• They found it unique.

• They were displeased.

• They were indifferent.

What was notable about the Queen's attire during her visit?

• She wore a casual outfit.

• She wore a traditional dress.

• She wore a miner's uniform.

• She wore a white rig with safety gear.

How did Prince Philip's visit differ from the Queen's?

• He took a different route to the coalface.

• He stayed above ground.

• He visited a different mine.

• He did not visit the mine.

When was the last time a sovereign visited a mine before the Queen?

• In 1912

• In 1920

• In 1900

• In 1930