Queen Elizabeth II receives Sword of State during coronation ceremony in Westminster Abbey

The transcript describes a ceremonial event where the Queen participates in various symbolic acts. She receives a sword from the Archbishop, which she then returns to the altar. The Queen is adorned with royal vestments symbolizing righteousness and salvation. Finally, she holds an obstet under the cross, signifying the Empire of Christ's dominion over the world.

What was the purpose of the sword given to the sovereign by the Archbishop?

• To represent wealth and prosperity

• To encourage justice and equity

• To symbolize military power

• To signify peace and harmony

Who received the sword from the Queen at the altar?

• The Archbishop

• The Dean of Westminster

• The King

• The mistress of the Robes

What did the Archbishop place on the Queen's wrists?

• Rings of power

• Cuffs of loyalty

• Bracelets of sincerity and wisdom

• Chains of command

What garment was placed on the Queen by the Dean and mistress of the Robes?

• The robe royal

• The crown jewels

• The royal cape

• The imperial sash

What does the obstet under the cross in the Queen's hand symbolize?

• The prosperity of the nation

• The unity of the royal family

• The Empire of Christ's dominion over the world

• The Queen's authority over the kingdom