Question

1. what is done at the opening of every council assembly?

○ globe thistle is spread on the ground.
○ an eagle is placed in the council tree.
○ antlers are placed on the lords heads.
○ an invocation of thanks is offered.

Explanation:

To determine what is done at the opening of every council assembly, we analyze the options. In many traditional council assemblies (especially in some Native American or similar cultural contexts), an invocation of thanks (a prayer or expression of gratitude) is a common practice to start proceedings, often to honor traditions, spirits, or the occasion. The other options (spreading globe thistle, placing an eagle on council tree, placing antlers on lords’ heads) are less associated with typical council opening rituals compared to offering thanks/invocation.

Answer:

An invocation of thanks is offered.