ST. DUNSTAN'S ROYAL VISITOR

The video covers the Queen's visit to St Dunstan's training centre, where she observed blind trainees learning various trades. The centre, originally a holiday home, has successfully trained many who are now employed. The Queen interacted with trainees, including John Proctor, who is handless, deaf, and blind but can type.

Who accompanied the Queen during her visit to St Dunstan's training centre?

• The Prime Minister

• John Proctor

• Lionel Gamlin

• Sir Ian Fraser

What was the original purpose of the St Dunstan's centre when it opened in 1938?

• A holiday and convalescent home

• A training centre for the blind

• An office building

• A factory

What percentage of trainees from St Dunstan's are employed after completing their training?

• 50%

• 60%

• 70%

• Over 80%

What trades were the blind trainees learning during the Queen's visit?

• Teaching, nursing, and accounting

• Gardening, sewing, and pottery

• Cooking, painting, and carpentry

• Weaving, engineering, and shoemaking

What is unique about John Proctor, whom the Queen met in the Braille and Typing Room?

• He is a famous author

• He is handless, deaf, and blind but can type

• He is the director of the centre

• He is a musician