Duke and Duchess attend Team GB gala

The transcript discusses the excitement and anticipation surrounding Team GB and the London 2012 Olympics. It highlights the role of ambassadors and role models, such as the Duchess of Cambridge, in supporting athletes. The narrative also touches on the nerves of those yet to be selected for the team, with a humorous anecdote involving Lord Coe and the Duke.

What is the main theme of the first section regarding the London 2012 Olympics?

• The excitement and anticipation for the games.

• The challenges faced by athletes.

• The financial aspects of hosting the Olympics.

• The history of the Olympic Games.

Who is mentioned as a key supporter and role model for Team GB in the second section?

• The Duchess of Cambridge

• The Prime Minister

• The President of the IOC

• The Mayor of London

What is the significance of the ambassadors mentioned in the second section?

• They are responsible for organizing the events.

• They are the main sponsors of the games.

• They are role models and support the athletes.

• They are in charge of security.

What humorous claim does the Duke make about his athletic abilities in the third section?

• He can run faster than Usain Bolt.

• He can lift more weight than any other athlete.

• He was asked to compete in every sport for Team GB.

• He can swim across the English Channel.

What is the humorous reference made at the end of the third section?

• A famous quote from Winston Churchill.

• A joke about the weather in London.

• A humorous adaptation of a phrase from Steve Redgrave.

• A comment about the Queen's corgis.