Queen Elizabeth II presents a guidon to The Royal Lancers at Windsor Castle

The transcript is a speech expressing gratitude to those who served in the regiment, celebrating Queen Elizabeth's 70 years as Colonel in Chief, and highlighting the historical significance and unifying symbols of the regiment. It also includes a gesture of gifting young trees to the Queen as a token of appreciation and loyalty.

What is the primary reason for the celebration mentioned in the first section?

• A successful battle victory

• The opening of a new restaurant

• Gratitude towards those who served in the regiment

• The arrival of new recruits

How many years has Queen Elizabeth served as Colonel in Chief according to the second section?

• 70 years

• 80 years

• 60 years

• 50 years

Which historical figure is mentioned alongside Queen Elizabeth in the second section?

• Queen Victoria

• Prince Philip

• Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother

• King George VI

What gift is mentioned in the final section as a token of appreciation?

• A set of water pumps

• A commemorative plaque

• A golden crown

• Young trees

What does the regiment assure the Queen of in the final section?

• Their future plans

• Their military prowess

• Their loyalty and determination

• Their financial support