King George VI at opening of National Maritime Museum in Greenwich, England

The transcript describes a significant event at Greenwich, where royal visitors, including Queen Mother Mary, King George, Queen Elizabeth, and Princess Elizabeth, attend the opening of the National Maritime Museum. The museum, the first of its kind in Britain, is dedicated by the King, with exhibits showcasing England's maritime history and progress.

Who was among the royal visitors at the opening of the National Maritime Museum?

• Princess Diana

• Queen Mother Mary

• Queen Victoria

• Prince Charles

Which royal family members were present at the museum's opening?

• King Edward, Queen Mary, and Prince Philip

• King George, Queen Elizabeth, and Princess Elizabeth

• King Charles, Queen Camilla, and Princess Charlotte

• King William, Queen Anne, and Prince Harry

What is significant about the National Maritime Museum?

• It is the first of its kind in Britain

• It is the most visited museum in the UK

• It is the largest museum in the world

• It is the oldest museum in Europe

What does the King do during the museum's opening ceremony?

• He unveils a new exhibit

• He cuts the ribbon

• He dedicates the museum

• He gives a speech about the future

What story do the museum's exhibits tell?

• England's progress on the sea

• The development of modern art

• The evolution of British architecture

• The history of the royal family