CLEAN : One Young World wants to inspire youth

The video emphasizes the power and potential of young people to create global change. It highlights the importance of thinking globally and acting locally, drawing inspiration from South Africa's history. The speaker encourages young people to believe in progress and not be deterred by challenges. The role of One Young World as a catalyst for positive change is discussed, with examples of past attendees who were inspired to make a difference.

What is the main message conveyed about young people in the introduction?

• They have the potential to create a better world.

• They should focus on local issues only.

• They are not capable of making significant changes.

• They should follow the footsteps of current leaders.

How does the speaker relate the end of apartheid to the potential of young people?

• By implying that young people should not focus on history.

• By stating that apartheid was an easy challenge to overcome.

• By highlighting that seemingly impossible changes can happen.

• By suggesting that young people should avoid political issues.

What is the speaker's view on the belief in progress?

• Progress is only for the older generation.

• Belief in progress should not stop efforts for change.

• Progress is impossible to achieve.

• Believing in progress is unnecessary.

What role does 'One Young World' aim to play according to the speaker?

• To solve all world problems instantly.

• To act as a catalyst for positive change.

• To replace current world leaders.

• To focus solely on economic issues.

What impact did past 'One Young World' events have on attendees?

• They focused only on local problems.

• They felt discouraged by the challenges.

• They were inspired to take action.

• They decided to avoid global issues.