The Most Reverend Justin Welby Welcoming Queen Elizabeth To The Synod

The transcript discusses the 10th General Center of the Church of England, highlighting Archbishop Michael Ramsey's role in welcoming attendees at the inaugural Senate meeting in 1970. It emphasizes the historical significance of the Senate and the sovereign's attendance, noting the pride in the royal presence at Senate services and assemblies. The transcript concludes by celebrating the current reign as the longest in the nation's history.

Who was responsible for welcoming the royal guests at the inaugural meeting of the newly created Senate in 1970?

• Archbishop George Carey

• Archbishop Justin Welby

• Archbishop Michael Ramsey

• Archbishop Rowan Williams

What was significant about the sovereign's attendance at the Senate in 1970?

• It was the first time a Senate was created.

• It was the last event held at the Abbey.

• It marked the end of the medieval assembly.

• It was the first time a sovereign attended such an event.

Since when have various assemblies and Senates existed in the country?

• Since the 20th century

• Since the 19th century

• Since the 18th century

• Since the early medieval times

What is highlighted as a matter of great pride and rejoicing in the third section?

• The end of the medieval assembly

• The creation of a new Senate

• The first sovereign's attendance at the Senate

• The Majesty's presence at the Abbey for Senate services

What milestone is mentioned regarding the present reign in the final section?

• It was the last reign of the century.

• It was the first reign to be documented.

• It became the longest in the nation's history.

• It marked the shortest reign in history.