PREMIER AT WOODFORD

The video features Leslie Mitchell reporting on a speech by Mr. Churchill in Woodford. Churchill's address was met with applause and some opposition, which was removed before he continued. He discussed the financial state of the nation, emphasizing efforts to stimulate exports and achieve economic balance. Churchill highlighted measures aimed at improving the nation's financial situation, focusing on defense aid and balancing trade with the non-sterling world.

What was the initial reaction of the constituents when Mr. Churchill arrived at Woodford?

• They ignored him.

• They welcomed him with applause.

• They left the meeting.

• They booed him.

What interrupted Mr. Churchill's address at the meeting?

• A technical issue.

• A fire alarm.

• A demonstration by opposing elements.

• A power outage.

What was one of the main focuses of Mr. Churchill's speech regarding the nation's economy?

• Reducing taxes.

• Stimulating exports.

• Increasing imports.

• Cutting public spending.

According to Mr. Churchill, what was expected in the second half of the year?

• An increase in national debt.

• A general balance with the non-sterling world.

• An economic recession.

• A decrease in exports.

What was the ultimate goal of the measures discussed in Mr. Churchill's speech?

• To make things better for everyone.

• To benefit a select few.

• To reduce international trade.

• To increase military spending.