George VI of Great Britain is crowned king at Westminster Abbey

The video tutorial describes an old ceremony where the Archbishop of Canterbury plays a key role. He takes the St Edwards crown from the altar and carefully turns it to find the front. The ceremony also involves interns who participate by kissing the King's cheek.

What is the role of the Archbishop of Canterbury in the ceremony?

• To deliver a sermon

• To organize the seating arrangement

• To lead the choir

• To take the St Edwards crown from the altar

What does the Archbishop do with the St Edwards crown?

• He gives it to the King

• He polishes it

• He places it back on the altar

• He turns it repeatedly to find the front

Where does the Archbishop take the St Edwards crown from?

• The King's chamber

• The ceremonial table

• The altar

• The royal vault

What traditional gesture is performed by each intern?

• They bow to the King

• They shake hands with the King

• They kiss the King's cheek

• They present a gift to the King

What is the significance of the interns' gesture towards the King?

• It is a sign of respect

• It marks the end of the ceremony

• It symbolizes loyalty

• It is a form of greeting