State Visit of King Charles III to Kenya

What is the purpose of state visits?

• showing friendship and peace

• denying friendship and peace

• trying to find peace and friendship

• breaking friendship and peace

How did President Ruto welcome the king?

• He offered an official welcome

• He offered a warm welcome, with a ceremony

• He offered a short welcome

• He did not welcome the King

What did the king say about the wrongdoings of the past?

• He said he was sorry for the colonial wrongdoings

• He addressed the wrongdoings and apologised.

• He expressed regrets and greatest sorrow

• He expressed forgiveness for what had happened.

What did most Kenyans expect?

• They expected he apologised

• They expected he erased the past

• They expected he denied the past

• They expected he did not say a word about the past.

What is one of the king's hardest challenges?

• to talk about the wrongdoing of the past

• to address the wrongdoing of the past

• to deny the wrongdoings of the past

• to justify the wrongdoings of the past.

Which one is synonym with 'to address'

• to lie

• to face

• to believe

• to talk

What is NOT a landmark?

• a very important person in history

• a very important place in history

• a very important text in history

• a very important historic event

When did Kenya gain independence? What symoblises it?

• 1963 - a palm tree

• 1968 - a fig tree

• 1963 - a fig tree

• 1968 - a plam tree

How do people in Kenya feel about the king's visit?

• they all agree with his visit

• they have mixed feelings

• they all disagree with his visit

• they don't care about his visit

What is the significance of this being the king's first visit to a Commonwealth country?

• A proof Kenya is not that important for him in British history

• A proof Kenya is still a colony belonging to the British EMpire

• A proof he wants Kenya to be introduced in the Commonwealth

• A proof Kenya has a special place for him in British history