The Archbishop of Canterbury crowns Queen Elizabeth II at her coronation

The video tutorial describes the ceremonial process of a queen's coronation. It begins with the anointing under a gold canopy, followed by the investiture where the queen receives the stole, robe royal, and other regalia symbolizing her authority. The ceremony culminates in the crowning with St. Edward's crown, a significant moment as the queen wears this crown only during her coronation.

What is the most significant part of the queen's ceremony?

• The procession with knights

• The investiture with the robe royal

• The crowning with St. Edward's crown

• The anointing with holy oil

What follows the anointing in the ceremony?

• The crowning moment

• The royal banquet

• The investiture

• The royal parade

What does the queen receive during the investiture?

• A ceremonial sword

• The stole and robe royal

• A royal decree

• A golden scepter

Which crown is used during the crowning moment?

• The Crown of St. James

• St. Edward's Crown

• The Crown of Scotland

• The Imperial State Crown

How often does the queen wear St. Edward's crown?

• Only during the crowning moment

• Every year on her birthday

• During every royal event

• Whenever she addresses the parliament