speech by Boris Johnson MP, after winning the Conservative Party leadership election. PART THREE.

The speaker addresses the challenges faced by new leaders, referencing a Financial Times article. They emphasize the campaign's goals: delivering Brexit, uniting the country, and defeating Jeremy Corbyn. Despite the acronym 'DUD', the speaker adds 'E' for energize, aiming to inspire confidence and action. The focus is on completing Brexit by October 31st and seizing new opportunities with a positive outlook.

What does the speaker use to illustrate the challenges faced by new leaders?

• A fictional story

• A historical event

• A Financial Times article

• A personal anecdote

What is the campaign mantra mentioned by the speaker?

• Unite the country, Deliver Brexit, Energize the economy

• Unite the country, Energize the economy, Defeat the opposition

• Deliver Brexit, Energize the country, Defeat the opposition

• Deliver Brexit, Unite the country, Defeat Jeremy Corbyn

What humorous observation does the speaker make about the campaign acronym?

• It spells 'dud' without the final 'E'

• It spells 'fun' without the final 'E'

• It spells 'win' without the final 'E'

• It spells 'run' without the final 'E'

By what date does the speaker aim to complete Brexit?

• December 31st

• November 1st

• January 1st

• October 31st

What attitude does the speaker encourage to seize new opportunities?

• A spirit of caution

• A spirit of can-do

• A spirit of hesitation

• A spirit of doubt