Boy Scouts at Windsor Castle

The transcript describes a journey marked by the Queen Victoria statue to Windsor Castle for a national service at Saint Georges Chapel. There, King Edward, the former chief scout for Wales, addresses the assembly. He encourages them to develop a broad perspective on global issues, emphasizing their role in an international movement.

What landmark is mentioned as part of the procession route in Britain?

• Buckingham Palace

• Queen Victoria statue

• Tower of London

• Big Ben

Where did the assembly take place to hear King Edward?

• Saint Georges Chapel

• Buckingham Palace

• Windsor Castle

• Westminster Abbey

What was King Edward's former role related to scouting?

• Chief Scout for Scotland

• Chief Scout for Wales

• Chief Scout for Ireland

• Chief Scout for England

What did King Edward encourage the assembly to develop?

• A broad outlook on world affairs

• A strong sense of tradition

• A narrow focus on local issues

• A deep understanding of history

To what kind of movement did King Edward say the assembly belonged?

• An international movement

• A national movement

• A cultural movement

• A local movement