QUEEN AT THE ZOO - SOUND

The Queen visits London Zoo, guided by the Secretary of the Zoological Society. She explores the Mammal House, which houses a large collection of small mammals, and learns about the use of special lighting to observe nocturnal animals. The Queen also visits the aviary, designed by Lord Snowdon, and sees the famous giant panda, Chi-Chi. As a patron of the Zoological Society, she experiences the zoo like any other visitor. London Zoo, covering 30 acres in central London, is renowned for its zoological research and as a place of entertainment.

What unique feature does the London Zoo's Mammal House use to display nocturnal animals?

• Sound effects to mimic their natural habitat

• Interactive digital displays

• Special lighting to simulate night during the day

• A rotating exhibit schedule

Who designed the aviary at London Zoo?

• Chi-Chi

• The Secretary of the Zoological Society

• Lord Snowdon

• The Queen

What is the name of the famous giant panda at London Zoo?

• Bao Bao

• Tian Tian

• Ling-Ling

• Chi-Chi

What role does the Queen have in the Zoological Society?

• President

• Patron

• Secretary

• Treasurer

How many acres does the London Zoo cover?

• 40 acres

• 30 acres

• 20 acres

• 50 acres