Great Britain mourns her late King George VI in 1952

The transcript describes a scene where people gather at the Royal Exchange, waiting in anticipation. It reflects on the King's coronation 15 years ago and the unity of dominions. The narrative moves to Westminster Abbey, where people come with prayers. It emphasizes the value of service to fellow humans, with a scene at Buckingham Palace. Finally, it reflects on a gathering at Sandringham, highlighting the connection to England and the Embden.

What is the mood of the people waiting outside the Royal Exchange?

• Joyful and celebratory

• Excited and cheerful

• Silent and uncertain

• Angry and frustrated

Where do people go with their anonymous prayers?

• Sandringham

• Buckingham Palace

• The Royal Exchange

• Westminster Abbey

What is highlighted as a measure of a man's worth?

• His royal connections

• His wealth and possessions

• His popularity

• His service to fellow man

Where did the crowd gather as they had four months before?

• In front of the Royal Exchange

• At Sandringham

• In front of Buckingham Palace

• At Westminster Abbey

Who is mentioned in relation to the rest of England and the Embden?

• The King

• The Archbishop

• The Queen

• The Prime Minister