Soldiers Take Quarters Aboard The Coronation Scot

The Coronation Scott, a famous British streamline train, was repurposed for the US Army during wartime. Originally built for the coronation of King George and Queen Elizabeth, it now serves as officers' quarters at the US Quartermaster Depot in Jeffersonville. Once a landmark at the New York World's Fair, the train's role has evolved, reflecting changing times and needs.

What is the new role of the Coronation Scott during the time of the video?

• A freight train

• A museum exhibit

• A United States Army job

• A passenger train

During whose coronation was the Coronation Scott built?

• King William and Queen Anne

• King George and Queen Elizabeth

• King Charles and Queen Diana

• King Edward and Queen Mary

Where is the Coronation Scott currently being used as officers' quarters?

• London Train Station

• British Museum

• US Quartermaster Depot in Jeffersonville

• New York World's Fair

What was the Coronation Scott known for at the New York World's Fair?

• Being a fast train

• Being a royal train

• Being a familiar landmark

• Being a new exhibit

What unexpected change did the soldiers experience regarding their quarters?

• Living in a castle

• Staying in a hotel

• Living in tents

• Being quartered on a Royal Train