British War Children

The video discusses the evacuation of British children during wartime, highlighting the efforts of J.B. Priestley and his wife in providing country lodging. It also covers the support from America, including Mrs. Roosevelt's adoption of a child and the provision of toys. The children adapt to country life, finding joy and resilience despite the circumstances, as illustrated by their singing.

Who provided lodging for the British evacuee children?

• Local Schools

• The British Government

• Mr. and Mrs. Smith

• J.B. Priestley and Mrs. Priestley

Which prominent figure adopted a British child during the war?

• Queen Elizabeth

• Mrs. Roosevelt

• Albert Einstein

• Winston Churchill

How did American foster parents support British children?

• By writing letters

• By visiting them in Britain

• By adopting them by proxy

• By sending toys

How many kiddie hostels were the Priestleys operating initially?

• Two

• Three

• Four

• One

What is the main benefit of country life for the city children?

• Learning new skills

• More playtime

• Better education

• A break from the war