BRITAIN SHOWS OFF HER CARS

The transcript discusses Britain's first motor show in America, highlighting the praise from ECA's Paul Hoffman. It emphasizes the economic hopes tied to the British automotive industry's efforts to earn dollars and the potential for future industry collaborations. The show features various car exhibits, including the miniature Austin and a special MG racing car, attracting significant American interest. The main goal is to boost Britain's annual car export rate, addressing the dollar gap, with Sir William Rootes playing a key role in this initiative.

What was the main hope expressed by Mr. Paul Hoffman regarding the British motor show in America?

• To promote tourism in Britain

• To reduce the cost of British cars

• To showcase American cars in Britain

• To earn dollars for the British automotive industry

Which car was highlighted as the smallest at the motor show?

• Daimler

• MG racing car

• Miniature Austin

• Ford

What was the value of the special MG racing car displayed at the show?

• $10,000

• $20,000

• $30,000

• $40,000

What was the primary objective of the British motor show in America?

• To recruit American engineers

• To boost Britain's annual car export rate

• To establish new manufacturing plants

• To introduce new car models

Who was responsible for much of the effort behind the British motor show?

• Mr. Paul Hoffman

• Sir William Rootes

• Henry Ford

• John D. Rockefeller