In London The King and Queen Drove Through Southern Boroughs.

The King and Queen of England embark on their second processional drive in London, moving south of the Thames. Despite the less favorable weather, the King dons an overcoat over his Field Marshal's uniform. At Camberwell Green, they are warmly welcomed by local officials, including mayors and mayoresses. The royal couple engages in a pleasant conversation with representatives from South London Boroughs before departing amidst enthusiastic cheers.

Where did the King and Queen undertake their second processional drive?

• North of the Thames

• South of the Thames

• East of the Thames

• West of the Thames

What was the weather like during the processional drive?

• Sunny and warm

• Windy and clear

• Rainy and cold

• Not in a good mood

Who greeted the King and Queen at Camberwell Green?

• The General Public

• The Prime Minister

• The Mayors, Mayoresses, and Borough Officials

• The Royal Guards

What did the King and Queen receive from the officials at Camberwell Green?

• Addresses of welcome

• Gifts and flowers

• Keys to the city

• Medals of honor

How did the King and Queen interact with the representatives of the South London Boroughs?

• They sang a song

• They ignored them

• They chatted delightfully

• They gave a formal speech