Theresa May speech in Middlesbrough PT 5

The transcript discusses the importance of providing selective education opportunities to all, highlighting regional disparities in school quality. It emphasizes the need for strong economic management to ensure a prosperous future post-Brexit. The speaker outlines a vision for a brighter future, urging confidence in Britain's capabilities and the importance of the upcoming election.

What is the main issue discussed regarding education in the first section?

• The unequal access to quality education based on socio-economic status

• The lack of schools in rural areas

• The high cost of private education

• The need for more teachers in schools

According to the second section, what is crucial for a successful Brexit?

• More government spending

• Reducing the number of businesses

• Increased taxes

• A strong and secure economy

What does the second section suggest will happen if financial management is poor?

• Investment will increase

• Taxes will decrease

• The economy will grow rapidly

• Jobs will move away from the country

What is emphasized as necessary for negotiating a good Brexit deal in the third section?

• Belief in Britain's capabilities

• A strong military

• Support from other countries

• A large population

What attitude is criticized in the third section regarding Britain's potential?

• Ignoring the role of other countries

• Belief that Britain is too small and insignificant

• Overconfidence in Britain's abilities

• Assuming Britain will automatically succeed