The Archbishop of Canterbury recites the ceremony of recognition during the coronation of Elizabeth II in 1953

The transcript describes the recognition ceremony of Queen Elizabeth, highlighting her role as the undoubted queen. It discusses the homage and service expected from her subjects and details the solemn oath of dedication she takes during the ceremony.

Who is introduced as the undoubted queen in the ceremony?

• Queen Anne

• Queen Elizabeth

• Queen Victoria

• Queen Mary

What is the audience asked to do for the queen?

• Write a poem

• Show homage and service

• Sing a song

• Perform a dance

What question is posed regarding the audience's willingness?

• Are you willing to leave?

• Are you willing to sing?

• Are you willing to dance?

• Are you willing to do the same?

What does the Queen do during the ceremony of recognition?

• Returns to her chair

• Gives a speech

• Dances

• Sings a song

What solemn action does the Queen take for her subjects?

• Hosts a banquet

• Gives a gift

• Writes a letter

• Takes an oath of dedication