Simulcast premiere of documentary ÒAssignment ChildrenÓ on Danny KayeÕs work as UNICEF ambassador-at-large

The transcript highlights the universal nature of children, emphasizing that despite differences in environment, language, and customs, children share the same basic emotions worldwide. It discusses how sick, hungry, or homeless children evoke similar sympathy across the globe. The speaker expresses confidence that the film will communicate these ideas more eloquently than words and hopes it serves its intended purpose.

What is the main idea about children discussed in the first section?

• Children are different all over the world.

• Children share the same basic emotions worldwide.

• Children's customs are the same everywhere.

• Children's languages are universally understood.

What does the second section emphasize about children in distress?

• They are only found in certain parts of the world.

• They evoke sympathy only in their own countries.

• They evoke universal sympathy regardless of location.

• They are less important than other global issues.

According to the second section, what kind of children evoke sympathy worldwide?

• Children who are famous.

• Children who are well-educated.

• Children who are sick, hungry, or homeless.

• Children who are wealthy.

What is the speaker's belief about the film mentioned in the last section?

• The film is only for entertainment.

• The film is less effective than words.

• The film is not related to the topic.

• The film speaks more eloquently than the speaker.

What is the hope expressed by the speaker regarding the film?

• That it will confuse the viewers.

• That it will be forgotten quickly.

• That it will serve its intended purpose.

• That it will entertain the audience.