FRANCE: TRIAL OF MAN ACCUSED OF DOUBTING HOLOCAUST DEATHS ENDS

The transcript provides a brief introduction to a topic, suggesting that the subject is competent but leaves an open-ended thought with 'So.' indicating further discussion or analysis might follow.

What does the speaker imply about the person's skill?

• The person has no limitations.

• The person is the best in the world.

• The person is skilled but there might be a limitation.

• The person is not skilled at all.

What might the word 'but' suggest in the context of the speaker's statement?

• A confirmation of the previous statement.

• A complete agreement with the previous statement.

• A contradiction or exception to the previous statement.

• An unrelated topic.

What is the speaker likely doing with the word 'So'?

• Expressing confusion.

• Introducing a new idea or topic.

• Repeating the previous point.

• Ending the conversation.

How does the speaker's use of 'So' affect the flow of the conversation?

• It repeats the previous statement.

• It concludes the discussion.

• It introduces a pause.

• It transitions to a new point.

What can be inferred about the speaker's intention with the word 'So'?

• To introduce a new topic.

• To emphasize the previous point.

• To end the discussion.

• To express uncertainty.