Understanding Diplomatic Relations

The transcript features a dialogue between a British Prime Minister and the President, discussing the special relationship between their countries. The Prime Minister expresses dissatisfaction with the current dynamics, emphasizing Britain's strengths and the need for a stronger stance against bullying. The conversation concludes with a personal phone call, highlighting the blend of professional and personal matters.

What does Natalie hope for in the future between the two countries?

• More cultural exchanges

• Increased trade

• Military alliance

• Stronger collaboration

How does the President describe the visit?

• Unsuccessful

• Unnecessary

• Satisfactory

• Disappointing

What word does the Prime Minister use to describe the relationship?

• Unimportant

• Difficult

• Special

• Complicated

What concern does the Prime Minister express about the relationship?

• It is too formal

• It is too strong

• It is one-sided

• It is too casual

Which famous British figures are mentioned by the Prime Minister?

• Shakespeare and Churchill

• Lennon and McCartney

• Queen Elizabeth and Diana

• Newton and Darwin

What does the Prime Minister suggest about dealing with bullies?

• Negotiate with them

• Appease them

• Ignore them

• Respond with strength

What change does the Prime Minister propose in their approach to the President?

• Be more diplomatic

• Be more accommodating

• Be more assertive

• Be more secretive