VOICED: Principe Harry en favela de Rio

Prince Harry, third in line to the British throne, visits Brazil for the first time. He tours Morro do Alemão, a favela in Rio de Janeiro, and receives a warm welcome from the locals. The visit is part of the Great campaign to promote Britain and attract investors through the 2012 London Olympics and Queen Elizabeth II's jubilee.

What is the significance of Prince Harry's visit to the Morro do Alemão favela?

• He is attending a royal wedding.

• It is his first visit to Brazil.

• He is promoting a new movie.

• He is on a vacation.

How do the local people feel about Prince Harry's visit?

• They are indifferent.

• They are excited and appreciative.

• They are upset.

• They are confused.

What change is happening in the community that Prince Harry visited?

• It is becoming a tourist attraction.

• It is known for its crime.

• It is being recognized for positive changes.

• It is being abandoned.

What is the main goal of Prince Harry's visit to Brazil?

• To launch a new charity.

• To promote British culture.

• To attract investors to Britain.

• To celebrate his birthday.

Which events are associated with the Great campaign that Prince Harry is promoting?

• The British Fashion Week and the Royal Ascot.

• The Cannes Film Festival and the Grammy Awards.

• The World Cup and the Commonwealth Games.

• The 2012 London Olympics and Queen Elizabeth II's jubilee.