Arlene Foster on polling day

The transcript discusses the quality of a paper ship and evaluates the current position in a contest, considering future possibilities and potential changes in status.

What does the speaker initially think about the paper ship?

• It looks like a bad paper ship.

• It seems to be a very good paper ship.

• It is definitely the best paper ship.

• It is not a paper ship at all.

What is the speaker's attitude towards the current situation?

• The speaker is indifferent to the situation.

• The speaker thinks it's too early to make conclusions.

• The speaker believes the situation is hopeless.

• The speaker is certain about the outcome.

How does the speaker view their position compared to two months ago?

• The position is stronger now.

• The position is unchanged.

• The position is weaker now.

• The position is irrelevant.

What is the speaker's outlook on the contest's outcome?

• The speaker is not participating in the contest.

• The speaker has already given up.

• The speaker is unsure and wants to wait and see.

• The speaker is confident of winning.

What potential situation does the speaker acknowledge?

• Remaining the same size.

• Winning the contest easily.

• Becoming the biggest party.

• No longer being the biggest party.