Elizabeth II is proclaimed queen at St James Palace iin 1952

The transcript describes the transition of power to Princess Elizabeth II, who is blessed with a long reign. It highlights the proclamation of her as the new Queen, following the death of the king. The narrative emphasizes the continuity of Britain under her leadership and the legacy of the king, who prepared her for this role.

What significant event is marked on February 6, 1952, at St. James's Palace?

• The birth of Princess Elizabeth II

• The abdication of the previous king

• The wedding of Princess Elizabeth II

• The coronation of Princess Elizabeth II

What is the significance of the phrase 'The king dies, but England lives on'?

• It suggests the dissolution of the British Empire

• It marks the beginning of a new era without a monarch

• It highlights the continuity of the nation despite the king's death

• It signifies the end of the monarchy

Who takes the wheel of state after the king's death?

• The Archbishop of Canterbury

• The new Queen

• The Parliament

• The Prime Minister

What does the phrase 'safe in her young and gracious keeping' imply about the new Queen?

• She will rely heavily on advisors

• She is likely to face many challenges

• She is expected to rule with grace and security

• She is inexperienced and unprepared

How did the good king prepare his daughter for her future role?

• By sending her to a foreign country

• By keeping her away from public life

• By involving her in state affairs from a young age

• By appointing her as a regent