Duchess Of Cambridge Visits Grimsby

The Duchess of Cambridge visited Grimsby, engaging with the community and participating in various events. She explored the life of a trawlerman in the 1950s, conducted her first walkabout since becoming pregnant, and interacted with local charities and organizations. The visit included a lively reception at a new Academy, where a musical performance took place. Throughout the visit, there was much interest in the Duchess's pregnancy, with discussions about the baby's movements and potential gender.

What was the Duchess's clever response when asked about the baby's gender?

• She confirmed the gender.

• She said it was a boy.

• She said it was a girl.

• She cleverly avoided revealing the gender.

During her visit to the Humberside Fire and Rescue service, what was the Duchess's demeanor?

• She was uninterested.

• She was relaxed and at ease.

• She was very tense.

• She was overwhelmed.

What was the Duchess's first encounter with her father-in-law's charity?

• A local school

• The Prince's Trust project

• A hospital

• A community center

How did the students welcome the Duchess at the new Academy?

• With a formal speech

• With a dance performance

• With a noisy welcome

• With silence

What type of music was performed for the Duchess at the Academy?

• Classical music

• Jazz hits

• Queen hits

• Pop songs