LYING IN STATE

The transcript describes a day when people were given the opportunity to pay tribute to a beloved sovereign. Despite the cold weather, thousands queued to enter Westminster Hall, a historic site, to pay their respects. The length of the queue was a testament to the public's sorrow and sympathy. The experience was deeply moving for all who attended, adding to their cherished memories of the sovereign.

What was the public's reaction to the opportunity to pay tribute?

• They ignored it.

• They embraced it in large numbers.

• They were indifferent.

• They protested against it.

How did the weather affect the public's participation?

• It was too hot, so few attended.

• The cold weather did not deter the large turnout.

• It was raining, so many stayed home.

• The weather was perfect, encouraging attendance.

What historical significance does Westminster Hall hold?

• It is a new building.

• It is nearly 1,000 years old and part of history.

• It is a famous shopping mall.

• It is a modern art museum.

What was the emotional impact on those who visited the lying in state?

• They were confused.

• They were profoundly moved.

• They were unmoved.

• They were entertained.

What did people carry with them after the experience?

• A certificate of attendance.

• A photograph of the event.

• A new memory of their beloved sovereign.

• A souvenir from the hall.