CLEAN : Geneva progressively closing its restaurants and terrasses

The speaker expresses uncertainty and lack of confidence in current planning efforts, both in Britain and elsewhere. They note that no one seems to know the right course of action. Despite this, they emphasize the importance of not panicking or worrying. The speaker describes the unusually quiet atmosphere at ski resorts, highlighting the absence of crowds and the surreal nature of the situation. They suggest that this might be something people need to adapt to for a while.

What is the speaker's perspective on the current planning efforts by countries?

• They are confident in the plans.

• They believe everyone knows the right thing to do.

• They think the plans are unnecessary.

• They feel uncertain about the plans.

How does the speaker describe the atmosphere in the ski resorts?

• Busy and crowded

• Quiet and empty

• Chaotic and noisy

• Festive and lively

What unusual aspect does the speaker notice about the ski resorts?

• There are long queues for the lifts.

• There is a lot of construction work.

• There are hardly any people around.

• There are many events happening.

What does the speaker suggest people might need to do in response to the current situation?

• Ignore the changes and continue as usual.

• Adapt to the new, quieter environment.

• Travel more frequently to ski resorts.

• Organize large gatherings to boost morale.

What is the overall tone of the speaker regarding the current situation?

• Optimistic and hopeful

• Confident and assured

• Indifferent and uninterested

• Uncertain and cautious