Funeral of Margaret Thatcher at St Paul's Cathedral

A child questions the morality of the Prime Minister, believing that as a leader, she might not have done anything wrong. The Prime Minister responds with a handwritten letter, taking the child's question seriously and addressing it thoughtfully.

What did the child's father say about wrongdoing?

• No one has ever done wrong things.

• Everyone except Jesus has done wrong things.

• Only Jesus has done wrong things.

• The Prime Minister has never done wrong things.

Why does the child believe the Prime Minister hasn't done anything wrong?

• Because the Prime Minister is a religious figure.

• Because the Prime Minister is a child.

• Because the Prime Minister holds a high position.

• Because the Prime Minister is a friend.

What does the child's question reveal about their understanding of authority?

• They believe authority figures are infallible.

• They think authority figures are always wrong.

• They are curious about the moral actions of authority figures.

• They are indifferent to authority figures.

How did the Prime Minister respond to the child's question?

• With a handwritten letter.

• Through a press release.

• By ignoring the question.

• With a public speech.

What was notable about the Prime Minister's response?

• It was a humorous response.

• It was a straightforward and serious reply.

• It was written by an assistant.

• It was delivered in a public forum.