PM Theresa May Conference speech Extract Part 2

The transcript discusses the need for change in Britain following a vote for change in June. It highlights the urgency of addressing longstanding challenges as the country leaves the European Union. A quiet revolution has taken place, marking a turning point for the nation. Over the past six years, significant achievements have been made, including reducing the deficit, increasing employment, and improving education and healthcare. The transcript concludes with an acknowledgment of David Cameron's leadership and contributions.

What was one of the main reasons for the urgent need for change in Britain?

• The increase in crime rates

• The lack of new businesses

• The quiet revolution three months ago

• The decision to remain in the European Union

Which of the following was NOT mentioned as an achievement in the past six years?

• Raising the national living wage

• Increasing the number of apprenticeships

• Reducing the deficit

• Decreasing the number of schools

How many new businesses were helped to set up and grow?

• 1,500,000

• 2,000,000

• 1,000,000

• 500,000

What was the impact on crime rates over the past six years?

• Doubled

• Decreased by 1/4

• Increased by 1/4

• Remained the same

Who was acknowledged for challenging Britain to change and leading to a Conservative majority?

• Theresa May

• Boris Johnson

• Tony Blair

• David Cameron