Activities in Canada marking coronation of King George VI of England

The transcript describes the participation of Canadian troops in the coronation procession, highlighting the Governor General's praise. It also mentions a miniature ceremony held in Canada for those unable to attend overseas, showcasing the Dominion's contribution to the event. The transcript concludes with a message of love and devotion from Canada and the empire to the king and queen.

What is the Governor General's opinion about the Canadian troops participating in the coronation?

• They are too few in number.

• They need more training.

• They are a very fine line.

• They are unprepared.

How are Canadians who cannot attend the ceremony overseas accommodated?

• They receive a live broadcast.

• They are given a detailed miniature display.

• They are sent photographs.

• They are invited to a local ceremony.

Where was the miniature display for Canadians made?

• In England

• In Australia

• In the United States

• In Canada

What does the Dominion's effort in depicting the coronation procession signify?

• A focus on local traditions.

• A lack of interest in the event.

• A strong connection to the monarchy.

• An attempt to overshadow the actual event.

What kind of messages does Canada send to the king and queen?

• Messages of indifference

• Messages of love and devotion

• Messages of protest

• Messages of concern