Art, asked by pawanpal4475, 1 year ago

Which of the following traditions began at the Cardiff Games in 1958?
A) Athletes singing 'God Save the Queen' at the opening ceremony
B) The Queen's baton relay
C) Releasing doves of peace
D) Flag march

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Answered by nirajaingh

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may be The Queen's baton relay

Answered by studious45

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Your answer is A) Athletes singing 'God Save the Queen' at the opening ceremony.

Hope it's correct and it helped.

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