David Cameron delivers his keynote speech at the Conservative party conference

David Cameron's speech outlines his vision for a Greater Britain, focusing on economic growth, counter-extremism, and social reform. He criticizes Labour's policies and emphasizes the Conservative Party's commitment to equality and opportunity. Cameron also addresses the EU, stating Britain's disinterest in closer union. His speech aims to shift the party to the center, celebrating multiracial Britain and setting a decisive direction for his remaining term.

What was David Cameron's main criticism of Jeremy Corbyn?

• Corbyn's foreign policy

• Corbyn's stance on education

• Corbyn's security-threatening ideology

• Corbyn's economic policies

What policy did Cameron announce regarding institutions teaching children intensively?

• They must register for inspection

• They must hire certified teachers

• They must provide free education

• They must follow a specific curriculum

What was Cameron's position on Britain's relationship with the European Union?

• He supported closer union

• He had no romantic attachment to the EU

• He wanted to increase Britain's contributions to the EU

• He wanted to leave the EU immediately

Which aspect of the Conservative Party did Cameron emphasize in his speech?

• Strengthening military power

• Commitment to social reform

• Reducing taxes for the wealthy

• Focus on immigration

How did Cameron's speech resonate with the audience regarding social mobility?

• It resonated with those facing job market challenges

• It was praised for its focus on immigration

• It was criticized for lack of detail

• It was seen as irrelevant