DUKE OPENS BRAILLE EXHIBITION

The video features Lionel Gamlin reporting on the Braille Centenary Exhibition in London, opened by the Duke of Edinburgh. The Duke praises Louis Braille for his contribution to blind people's independence and citizenship. During his visit, the Duke interacts with Helen Starnes, a young blind student, who confidently reads a story in Braille. The video concludes with a personal anecdote about the Duke's visit.

Who is recognized as a major benefactor to blind individuals?

• Louis Braille

• Albert Einstein

• Thomas Edison

• Isaac Newton

What event was opened by the Duke of Edinburgh?

• The National Book Fair

• The Royal Art Gallery

• The Braille Centenary Exhibition

• The World Science Fair

What did the Duke of Edinburgh emphasize in his speech?

• The history of London

• The kinship among blind people

• The importance of technology

• The future of education

How did Braille help blind individuals according to the Duke's speech?

• By teaching them new languages

• By providing entertainment

• By enabling them to be independent citizens

• By offering medical assistance

What did Helen Starnes do during the Duke's visit?

• Painted a picture

• Sang a song

• Played a musical instrument

• Read a story in Braille