""AT HOME"" TO THE DUKE

The transcript describes Prince Philip's visit as the patron of the London Federation of Boys Clubs. He toured clubs in Southfields, Putney, and Shepherd's Bush, observing their activities, particularly sports. The visit was met with excitement, and there was a humorous remark about the prince learning to be a cat burglar. The importance of first aid knowledge was also highlighted, concluding with appreciation for the royal visit.

What role does Prince Philip hold in relation to the London Federation of Boys Clubs?

• President

• Patron

• Member

• Coach

Which locations did Prince Philip visit during his tour?

• Southfields, Putney, and Shepherd's Bush

• Oxford, Cambridge, and London

• Manchester, Liverpool, and Leeds

• Bristol, Bath, and Exeter

What was Prince Philip particularly interested in during his visits?

• Art exhibitions

• Science projects

• Sporting activities

• Musical performances

What humorous suggestion is made about Prince Philip's activities?

• He is studying to be a doctor

• He is training to be a pilot

• He could be learning to be a cat burglar

• He might become a chef

Why is knowledge of first aid considered useful in clubs?

• To manage club finances

• To organize sports events

• To improve communication skills

• To handle potential accidents