Queen Elizabeth II continues speech at London banquet after her Commonwealth Tour

The transcript discusses the importance of the Commonwealth and Britain's role within it. It highlights the challenges faced by the Commonwealth nations and emphasizes the unity and support among them. The text also explores Britain's global influence and the admiration it receives from other nations. Finally, it looks towards the future, stressing the importance of collaboration and progress within the Commonwealth.

What does the speaker express gratitude for in the first section?

• The military assistance from allies

• The prayers and good wishes from people of various faiths

• The economic support from other countries

• The cultural exchanges with other nations

What reassurance does the speaker provide about the Commonwealth?

• That its members do not stand alone

• That it is a leading military power

• That it is financially stable

• That it is expanding rapidly

What does the speaker believe is not always clearly understood by their people?

• The historical significance of the Commonwealth

• The cultural diversity within the Commonwealth

• The role of the Commonwealth in global politics

• The economic policies of the Commonwealth

How does the speaker describe the admiration for Britain during their visits?

• As deep admiration and love for its people

• As a consequence of its technological advancements

• As a reflection of its military strength

• As a result of its economic policies

What is the speaker's perspective on the future of the Commonwealth?

• It should dissolve into smaller entities

• It should look towards the future

• It should focus on past achievements

• It should maintain the status quo