Reactions from people who came to see Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II lying in state

The transcript captures conversations with visitors who traveled from Canada and America to witness the historic transition of the British monarchy. They share their travel experiences, family connections to England, and the mood of the crowd. The visitors express their admiration for the Queen and the significance of being present during this momentous occasion.

What was the reason for the visitors' trip from Canada?

• To explore historical sites

• To visit family in England

• A planned trip coinciding with historical events

• To attend a royal event

How did the visitors describe the mood of the crowd?

• Chaotic and disorganized

• Solemn and reserved

• Supportive and celebratory

• Indifferent and quiet

What did the visitors from America hope to see during their visit?

• Historical museums

• Famous landmarks

• Local festivals

• The royal family

What was the main reason the American visitors found the event special?

• Their admiration for the royal family

• Their love for traveling

• Their family ties to Scotland

• Their interest in British history

What did the American visitors say about people's interest in the event back home?

• They were indifferent

• They had an affection for it

• They were critical

• They were unaware