Britons give opinions during the Abdication Crisis in 1936

The transcript discusses opinions on the working class and the suitability of a royal figure due to divorce history. It emphasizes the importance of the king marrying for love, with national support behind him.

What is the speaker's opinion about the person mentioned in the first section?

• They have been supportive of the working class.

• They have ignored the working class.

• They are critical of the working class.

• They are indifferent to the working class.

Why does the speaker believe the woman is unsuitable to be Queen?

• She is not popular with the public.

• She is not well-educated.

• She lacks noble blood and has been divorced.

• She is too young.

What is the speaker's view on the king's marriage?

• The king should marry the woman he loves.

• The king should remain single.

• The king should marry for political reasons.

• The king should marry someone from another country.

How does the speaker perceive the nation's stance on the king's decision?

• The nation opposes the king.

• The nation supports the king.

• The nation is indifferent.

• The nation is divided.

What is the speaker's concern if the king does not marry the woman he loves?

• The king might face financial issues.

• The nation might lose the king.

• The king might lose his popularity.

• The king might abdicate the throne.