General Election is a choice between two countries, Sir Keir Starmer says

The speaker criticizes the current government for declining living standards and presents Rishi Sunak's tax plan as ineffective. They urge voters to choose Labour for change, highlighting Labour's commitment to serving working people and rebuilding the country. The speech concludes with a strong appeal to vote for Labour to stop chaos and foster a better future.

What is the main criticism the speaker has about the current government?

• They have worsened living standards.

• They have improved living standards.

• They have a well-funded plan.

• They have reduced taxes effectively.

What does the speaker suggest is the solution to the current chaos?

• Voting for the current government.

• Voting for Labour.

• Ignoring the election.

• Supporting unfunded tax cuts.

What does the speaker say about the power of the vote?

• It is insignificant.

• It can bring about change.

• It should be ignored.

• It is only symbolic.

According to the speaker, what does voting Labour represent?

• A vote to rebuild the country.

• A vote for no change.

• A vote to maintain the status quo.

• A vote for continued chaos.

What choice does the speaker present in the election?

• Between two similar futures.

• Between decline under Tories and rebuilding under Labour.

• Between two identical parties.

• Between maintaining the current government and chaos.