The Lying In State At Westminster Hall

The video describes the arrival of a King at Westminster Hall for his lying in state. It highlights the historical significance of the hall, rebuilt in 1840, and the public's mourning as they queue for hours to pay their respects. The King lies in state under the watch of guards, while people worldwide remember him with reverence.

What is the historical significance of Westminster Hall mentioned in the video?

• It was the site of the King's coronation.

• It has hosted all great figures of English history since William the Conqueror.

• It was the original residence of the British monarchy.

• It was built in the 20th century.

How long do the subjects wait to pay their respects to the King?

• Several hours

• A few minutes

• A whole day

• A week

Where does the queue to see the King begin?

• Victoria Tower

• St Stephen's entrance

• Lambeth Bridge

• Westminster Abbey

How many days will the King lie in state under the ancient hall's roof?

• Two days

• Three days

• Four days

• Five days

Who stands guard beside the King's body?

• Four knights and four bishops

• Four members of the royal family

• Four soldiers and four policemen

• Four lifeguardsmen, four yeomen of the Guard, and four members of the Corps of the Gentlemen at Arms