King George VI makes final public appearance to see Elizabeth off on her 1952 tour

The transcript describes the king's first public appearance after his operation, highlighting his good health. It marks the beginning of a tour he had hoped to undertake himself, serving as a farewell to the Commonwealth. The narrative reflects on the king's dedication and service to his people, ultimately leading to his rest and the transition of leadership to a queen.

What significant event does the king's arrival in Kenya mark?

• A new era of peace

• The beginning of a long-awaited tour

• The start of a war

• The end of his reign

What does the king give to the Commonwealth during his farewell tour?

• A new constitution

• His life

• A new army

• His wealth

What role does the king play in the Commonwealth as mentioned in the transcript?

• A diligent servant

• A passive observer

• A distant figure

• A strict ruler

How is the king's dedication to his people described?

• Occasional and inconsistent

• Casual and indifferent

• Reluctant and forced

• Faithful and constant

What does the king's passing symbolize for Britain?

• A time of celebration

• A loss of leadership

• A new beginning

• The end of an era