The Queen is presented to the people during the coronation ceremony in 1953

The video describes a ceremonial moment where the queen stands facing the four sides of the Abbey. The Archbishop of Canterbury then presents her to the people, marking her acceptance as their queen.

What is the queen doing at the beginning of the ceremony?

• Receiving the crown

• Walking down the aisle

• Sitting on the throne

• Facing the four sides of the Abbey

Who presents the queen to the people?

• The Duke of Edinburgh

• The Speaker of the House

• The Prime Minister

• The Archbishop of Canterbury

What is the significance of the presentation by the Archbishop?

• It signifies the queen's acceptance of the crown

• It is a traditional blessing

• It marks the end of the ceremony

• It is a formal introduction to the people

What happens after the queen is presented to the people?

• She is crowned immediately

• She leaves the Abbey

• She delivers a speech

• She is accepted as their queen

What role does the Archbishop of Canterbury play in the ceremony?

• He crowns the queen

• He reads a passage from the Bible

• He presents the queen to the people

• He leads the choir