British Embassy

The transcript addresses the American view of Britain as a declining power, which is not shared by the British Ambassador. The Ambassador emphasizes Britain's resilience and ability to overcome post-war challenges, rejecting any notion of Britain being finished as a world power.

How does the British Ambassador in Portugal view the American perception of Britain?

• He agrees with the American view.

• He believes Britain is still strong.

• He is indifferent to the American view.

• He thinks Britain should follow America's lead.

What criticism does the speaker face regarding their perspective?

• Not being realistic.

• Being too optimistic.

• Ignoring the American view.

• Being too pessimistic.

What does the speaker acknowledge about Great Britain?

• The crisis is minor.

• There is no crisis.

• The crisis is exaggerated.

• There is a domestic crisis.

What is the speaker's stance on Britain's status as a world power?

• Britain should give up its power.

• Britain is still a world power.

• Britain is finished as a world power.

• Britain is undecided about its power.

What challenges does the speaker mention Britain has faced?

• Economic prosperity and peace.

• Submarine blockade and overwork.

• Political stability and growth.

• Technological advancements and innovation.