Queen Elizabeth Will Not Lay Wreath at Cenotaph in 2017

The transcript discusses the Queen's decision to delegate the wreath-laying duty on Remembrance Sunday to her son, the Prince of Wales, due to practical reasons related to her age. Despite this change, the Queen remains active, with a busy schedule and continued involvement in royal duties. The royal family is gradually transitioning responsibilities to younger members, as seen with Prince William taking on more official duties. The decision not to lay the wreath herself is significant but not unprecedented, as it has happened before during overseas tours or pregnancies.

Why has the Queen decided to let her son lay the wreath at the cenotaph?

• She is on an overseas tour.

• The task has become physically demanding for her.

• She wants to break with tradition.

• She is not feeling well.

What is the reason given for the Queen's decision not being related to her health?

• Her diary is as busy as last year.

• She has been advised by doctors.

• She prefers to watch from the balcony.

• She is preparing for an overseas tour.

How is the royal family adapting to the Queen's reduced role?

• By hiring external representatives.

• By reducing the number of public appearances.

• By having younger members take on more duties.

• By canceling many royal events.

Who is responsible for handing out honors at Buckingham Palace on behalf of the Queen?

• Prince Charles

• Prince Edward

• Prince William

• The Duke of Edinburgh

How many times has the Queen not laid her wreath at the cenotaph before this year?

• Four times

• Six times

• Eight times

• Ten times