CHURCHILL IN BRONZE

Sir Winston Churchill arrives at Woodford to receive an honor and inspects the guard of honor. Field Marshal Lord Montgomery officiates the event. A statue of Churchill is unveiled, celebrating his role in securing freedom and representing Wanstead and Woodford in Parliament for 35 years. Churchill reflects on the tribute, quoting Horace, and admires the sculpture by David McFall.

Who was present to officiate the event when Churchill arrived at Woodford?

• Field Marshal Lord Montgomery

• General Eisenhower

• Admiral Nelson

• Prime Minister Attlee

What was the significance of the statue unveiled for Churchill?

• It marked his retirement from politics.

• It was a tribute from the people he represented in Parliament.

• It was a gift from the royal family.

• It commemorated his military service.

How long did Churchill represent Wanstead and Woodford in Parliament?

• 30 years

• 25 years

• 35 years

• 40 years

What did Churchill quote to reflect on his legacy?

• A verse from the Bible

• A quote from Aristotle

• A saying by Horace

• A line from Shakespeare

Who was the sculptor of Churchill's statue?

• Antony Gormley

• David McFall

• Barbara Hepworth

• Henry Moore