MONKEY JUNGLE

Longleat, the Marquess of Bath's home in Wiltshire, has introduced a new 10-acre park featuring 200 African baboons. This follows the success of the Longleat Lions, which have proven to be a profitable investment. The Marquess has spent £40,000 on importing monkeys, adding to the £100,000 spent on lions, both of which are yielding financial returns. Longleat is now second in visitor numbers among Stately Homes, and the new attraction is expected to draw even more visitors, enhancing its safari experience.

What new attraction did the Marquess of Bath introduce at Longleat?

• A 10-acre park with African elephants

• A 10-acre park with African lions

• A 10-acre park with African baboons

• A 10-acre park with African giraffes

How much did the Marquess spend on importing monkeys?

• £30,000

• £20,000

• £40,000

• £50,000

What was the financial outcome of the investment in the Longleat Lions?

• It showed a steady profit

• It broke even

• It was not mentioned

• It resulted in a loss

Where does Longleat rank in the league tables of visitors to Stately Homes?

• Fourth

• Third

• Second

• First

What is expected to happen with the addition of the new attraction?

• Visitor numbers will decrease

• Visitor numbers will be unpredictable

• Visitor numbers will remain the same

• Visitor numbers will increase