Queen Elizabeth travels London streets to open the 1952 Parliament

In London, Queen Elizabeth opens a new session of parliament, a ceremony not seen since Queen Victoria's time. The event is marked by grandeur and pageantry, with the queen wearing a gold brocade dress and a diamond and pearl tiara. The procession to the House of Lords is surrounded by royal guards, and the queen's return journey is met with acclaim from the crowd. The event is further highlighted by the appearance of Prince Charles and Princess Anne, who join the Duke, capturing the attention of the audience.

What significant event did Queen Elizabeth participate in, which had not been seen since Queen Victoria's time?

• State banquet

• Royal wedding

• Coronation ceremony

• Opening of a new session of parliament

What attire did Queen Elizabeth wear during the event?

• A silver gown and emerald tiara

• A gold brocade dress and diamond and pearl tiara

• A red velvet robe and sapphire crown

• A white silk dress and ruby necklace

What was the reaction of the Londoners to the Queen's appearance?

• They booed

• They cheered

• They were indifferent

• They left the scene

What was the setting of the event where Queen Elizabeth presided?

• St. Paul's Cathedral

• Windsor Castle

• The House of Lords

• Buckingham Palace

Who joined Queen Elizabeth on the return journey, delighting the crowd?

• Prince Andrew and Princess Beatrice

• Prince William and Princess Kate

• Prince Charles and Princess Anne

• Prince Harry and Meghan Markle