Princess Elizabeth heads the Trooping of the Colours

Princess Elizabeth, dressed as Colonel-in-Chief, reviews the Grenadier Guards during the Trooping the Colours ceremony. This event holds special meaning for her as it is her first time participating, and she represents her ailing father, the King. Young Prince Charlie watches as his mother receives the sovereign's honours. The guards march past in slow time, and Elizabeth salutes her regiment, marking the start of the quick time march. The event is a display of glittering pageantry.

What role does Princess Elizabeth hold while reviewing her regiment?

• Major

• Captain

• Colonel-in-Chief

• Lieutenant

Why is the Trooping the Colours ceremony particularly significant for Princess Elizabeth?

• It is her first time participating.

• She is leading the entire ceremony.

• She is being crowned as Queen.

• It is her last public appearance.

Who is watching Princess Elizabeth with excitement during the ceremony?

• Her husband, Prince Philip

• Young Bonnet Prince Charlie

• Her sister, Princess Margaret

• Her father, the King

How does Princess Elizabeth salute her regiment during the march past?

• Waving a flag

• Riding side-saddle

• Standing on a podium

• Marching alongside them

What is the nature of the setting during the march past?

• Casual and relaxed

• Simple and understated

• Somber and quiet

• Glittering and grand