Step 1 : Introduction to the question "3. While it is not, strictly speaking, a Cathedral (as it does not have a Bishop as its chief clergyman), do you know the name of the very important London church where monarchs of England (and later Great Britain), have traditionally been crowned?"
...1. Westminster Abbey 2. Mayfair Cathedral 3. London Cathedral 4. Kensington Cathedral Westminster Abbey was built by Benedictine monks on the banks of the River Thames nearly 1000 years ago. It has been the site of coronations since 1066 and 17 monarchs have been buried there as well as numerous statesmen, writers and other significant people. The monuments, memorial plaques and the documents and archives held there form an important record of English history.
Step 2 : Answer to the question "3. While it is not, strictly speaking, a Cathedral (as it does not have a Bishop as its chief clergyman), do you know the name of the very important London church where monarchs of England (and later Great Britain), have traditionally been crowned?"
Westminster Abbey:
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