STATELY SAFARI

The video discusses Longleat, the first stately home opened to the public, and its revolutionary scheme involving a safari park with 48 lions. Visitors are advised to follow strict safety measures while driving through the enclosure, which mimics an African national park. Despite criticism for being risky, the scheme offers a unique opportunity to see lions up close.

What was Longleat the first to do in terms of public access?

• Open a museum

• Open a theme park

• Open a zoo

• Open a stately home to the public

What is the primary role of the white hunters at Longleat?

• To train the lions

• To guard the lions

• To guide the visitors

• To feed the lions

What is strictly forbidden for the public at Longleat?

• Taking photos of the lions

• Driving through the park

• Meeting the lions on foot

• Feeding the lions

What should visitors do if they get a puncture while driving through Longleat?

• Call for help

• Honk the horn

• Stay inside the vehicle

• Get out and fix it

What is one of the criticisms faced by the Longleat scheme?

• It's not entertaining

• It's too risky

• It's not educational

• It's too expensive