Queen Elizabeth II takes oath during coronation ceremony in Westminster Abbey

The transcript describes a ceremonial event where the Queen receives the Holy Bible, a symbol of authority and guidance, and signs an oath. The Bible is presented to her by the Moderator of the Church of Scotland, emphasizing its wisdom and royal law. Prince Charles witnesses the anointing ceremony, where the Knights of the Garter play a role. The Queen is then prepared for the crowning with the imperial robe.

What does the Holy Bible symbolize for the queen?

• A symbol of earthly power

• A guide and rule for her Christian life

• A historical artifact

• A guide for her political decisions

Who presented the Bible to the queen during the ceremony?

• The Dean of Westminster

• The Archbishop of Canterbury

• Prince Charles

• The Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland

What is emphasized about the Bible during its presentation to the queen?

• Its historical significance

• Its role in the monarchy

• Its wisdom and divine oracles

• Its artistic value

Who witnessed the anointing of the queen?

• Prince Charles

• The Archbishop of Canterbury

• The Dean of Westminster

• The Prime Minister

What was held over the queen during the anointing ceremony?

• A scepter

• A pool of silk or cloth of gold

• A crown

• A royal banner