Princess Margaret addresses student nurses at the Canadian Red Cross Memorial Hospital in 1951

The transcript is a speech given to nurses receiving their certificates. It acknowledges their role in healthcare, highlights the importance of their instincts for caring and protection, and pays tribute to the Canadian Memorial Hospital's traditions and the sacrifices of Canadians. The speaker emphasizes the hospital's mission and the dedication of its staff. The speech concludes with well wishes for the nurses' future success and happiness in their careers.

What is the speaker's main sentiment towards the nurses receiving their certificates?

• Confusion

• Indifference

• Gratitude

• Disappointment

What does the speaker say about the nature of the nursing profession?

• It is a well-known calling.

• It is a nameless calling.

• It is an easy job.

• It is a temporary job.

What does the speaker highlight about the Canadian Memorial Hospital?

• Its location in a major city

• Its reflection of Canadian sacrifice and generosity

• Its financial success

• Its modern architecture

What does the speaker consider the nurses' receipt of certificates to be?

• An unnecessary formality

• The first milestone in their career

• The end of their journey

• A minor achievement

What does the speaker wish for the nurses as they move forward?

• Rest and relaxation

• Power and influence

• Success and happiness

• Wealth and fame