U.K.'s May Faces First Prime Minister's Questions

Theresa May, in her first Prime Minister's Questions session, responded to Jeremy Corbyn's concerns about worker insecurity and unscrupulous bosses with a commanding performance reminiscent of Margaret Thatcher. The discussion highlighted her preparedness and the challenges she might face in future crises. May's European tour, including meetings with Angela Merkel and Francois Hollande, was seen as a diplomatic effort to establish personal relationships ahead of Brexit negotiations, with no immediate policy agreements expected.

What was the main topic of Theresa May's response during her debut at Prime Minister's Questions?

• Economic policies

• Education system

• Immoral worker behavior

• Healthcare reforms

How did Theresa May's performance at Prime Minister's Questions compare to previous leaders?

• It was seen as weak and unprepared

• It was calm and commanding

• It was overly aggressive

• It was indifferent and uninterested

What is the significance of Theresa May's European tour?

• To establish personal relationships with European leaders

• To promote British tourism

• To finalize Brexit negotiations

• To discuss military alliances

What was Angela Merkel's stance on the start of Brexit negotiations?

• Negotiations will start after the UK triggers Article 50

• Negotiations should be delayed indefinitely

• Negotiations are not necessary

• Negotiations can start immediately

What was the expected outcome of the meeting between Theresa May and Angela Merkel?

• A military alliance

• A trade deal

• A symbolic press conference

• A formal Brexit agreement