Exploring New York and London

The speaker shares their emotional connection to New York, highlighting its iconic skyline and welcoming nature. They compare it to London, their favorite city, and discuss the pride New Yorkers have in their chosen home. Despite its financial roots, New York is seen as morally good and philanthropic, with a unique atmosphere that the speaker loves.

What aspect of New York gives the speaker a unique feeling?

• The skyline

• The food

• The traffic

• The weather

Which city has been the speaker's favorite for 40 years?

• Paris

• New York

• London

• Tokyo

What industry does the speaker associate with New York?

• Entertainment

• Technology

• Fashion

• Finance

What does the speaker find fascinating about New York?

• Its quiet streets

• Its iconic status

• Its beaches

• Its rural areas

How does the speaker describe their experience as a foreigner in New York?

• Confusing

• Welcoming

• Indifferent

• Unwelcoming

What are New Yorkers particularly proud of, according to the speaker?

• Their birthplace

• Their weather

• Their city

• Their sports teams

What is the speaker's perception of New York's moral standing?

• Morally questionable

• Morally bad

• Morally neutral

• Morally good

Despite being built on finance, what feeling does New York evoke according to the speaker?

• A sense of greed

• A philanthropic feeling

• A competitive spirit

• A sense of isolation

What does the speaker love about New York's atmosphere?

• The crowds

• The traffic

• The smell

• The noise

What does the speaker find weird about New York's moral perception?

• It's built on finance

• It's too quiet

• It's too crowded

• It's too expensive