Archbishop of Canterbury crowns King George VI at Westminster Abbey ceremony in London

The video tutorial covers a ceremonial event led by the Archbishop of Canterbury. It begins with the introduction of the high altar and the Archbishop, followed by a segment on blessing and guidance for His Majesty. The Archbishop then proceeds with a reverent walk and coordination, culminating in the crowning of the King.

Who is present at the high altar during the ceremony?

• The Queen

• The Prime Minister

• The King

• The Archbishop of Canterbury

What is the purpose of the prayers offered by the Archbishop?

• To seek blessings and guidance for the King

• To guide the Archbishop

• To start the ceremony

• To bless the audience

What significant action does the Archbishop perform during the coronation?

• He lights a candle

• He places the crown on the King's head

• He sings a hymn

• He delivers a speech

What is the final act of the coronation ceremony?

• The Archbishop places the crown on the King's head

• The audience applauds

• The King gives a speech

• The choir sings

What does the Archbishop do after placing the crown on the King's head?

• He blesses the audience

• He tours the coordination chat

• He sings a hymn

• He leaves the altar