The King Opens Architect Building

Despite the rain, a crowd gathers in Portland Place, London, to witness the arrival of the King and Queen for the opening of the Royal Institute of British Architects. They are greeted by Sir Giles Scott and the Mayor of Maribyrn. The new building, costing £125,000, is a modern architectural marvel, marking the Institute's centenary. After the ceremony, the King and Queen depart, leaving the crowd in awe.

What was the weather like when the crowd gathered in Portland Place?

• Windy

• Snowy

• Rainy

• Sunny

Who greeted the King and Queen upon their arrival?

• The Prime Minister

• The President, Sir Giles Scott

• The Archbishop of Canterbury

• The Duke of Edinburgh

How much did the new building cost?

• £175,000

• £150,000

• £125,000

• £100,000

In which year was the building erected?

• The centenary year

• The golden jubilee year

• The bicentenary year

• The millennium year

What event marked the end of the ceremony?

• The departure of the King and Queen

• A musical performance

• The unveiling of a statue

• A fireworks display