CLEAN : Yoko Ono invites Mexicans to plant the seeds for peace

The transcript discusses the global concern of violence and the need for collective action to create a peaceful world. It emphasizes the importance of hope and unity in building a better future, encouraging individuals to plant seeds of peace and work towards a world where hope is no longer needed because peace is achieved.

What is the speaker's view on the level of violence in Mexico?

• Mexico is the most violent country in the world.

• Mexico is completely peaceful.

• Mexico is not particularly violent, but the world is concerned about violence.

• Mexico's violence is not a concern for the world.

What does the speaker hope for in terms of global action?

• That everyone will ignore the issues.

• That only a few countries will take action.

• That violence will be accepted as normal.

• That people will stand up together to create a peaceful world.

According to the speaker, what is necessary to create a peaceful world?

• Starting from somewhere and taking action.

• Ignoring the problems.

• Waiting for others to act.

• Accepting the current state of the world.

What does the speaker mean by 'land of hope'?

• A land that is full of despair.

• A land that is perfect and complete.

• A place where everyone is hopeful but inactive.

• A place where hope is unnecessary because peace is achieved.

What is the ultimate goal the speaker envisions for the world?

• A world where hope is no longer needed because peace is achieved.

• A world where hope is the only thing people have.

• A world where only a few people are hopeful.

• A world where violence is accepted.