Casket carrying the remains of King George VI is carried by train and cortege from the village of Sandringham

The transcript describes a somber event involving the arrival of Mr's father at Sandringham, the presence of Princess Margaret, and the departure of the Squire. The royal coffin, draped with the royal standard, evokes deep sympathy from the nation, especially for the young girl who is now Queen of England. The atmosphere in London is cold and gray, yet people stand along the route, smiling but sad at heart.

Who was brought from Sandringham at the beginning of the event?

• Mr's father

• Princess Margaret

• The Squire

• The Queen Mother

What was draped over the coffin during the event?

• A floral arrangement

• A velvet cloth

• The royal standard

• A national flag

Whose wreath was placed on the coffin?

• The Queen Mother's

• Mr's father's

• Princess Margaret's

• The Squire's

What was the weather like in London during the event?

• Sunny and warm

• Cold and gray

• Rainy and stormy

• Windy and clear

How did the nation feel about the young girl who became Queen?

• Confused

• Deeply sympathetic

• Indifferent

• Joyful