ROYAL HIGHLAND SHOW

The transcript describes Scotland's National Farm Show at Ingliston, attended by the Queen. It highlights her interest in Scottish handicrafts and forestry, a sheep shearing demonstration by Geoffrey Bowen, and interactions with long-service medallists. The Queen also presented an award for the best beef cattle, won by an Aberdeen Angus cow. The show featured various attractions, including Highland cattle, and concluded with a note on the extensive exhibits.

Where was Scotland's National Farm Show held for the first time?

• Aberdeen

• Dundee

• Ingliston near Edinburgh

• Glasgow

What did the Queen find interesting during her tour of the stalls?

• Modern machinery

• Local cuisine

• Traditional music

• Scottish handicrafts

Who is Mr. Geoffrey Bowen?

• A Scottish craftsman

• A world champion sheep shearer from New Zealand

• A forestry expert

• A local farmer

Which breed of cow won the top marks in the beef cattle class?

• Jersey

• Highland

• Aberdeen Angus

• Hereford

Who received the cup from the Queen on behalf of Lord Allendale?

• Mr. Geoffrey Bowen

• Prince Philip

• Alec Bishop

• A long-service medallist