David Cameron Gives Speech On Scottish Independence

The speaker emphasizes the importance of Scotland's decision on family and national identity. The speech is made in London to highlight its significance, but the speaker plans to engage directly with Scotland by taking the entire cabinet there to discuss the matter further.

What is the primary concern of the speaker regarding Scotland's potential separation?

• Economic consequences

• Political instability

• Cultural differences

• Emotional impact on family and country

Why does the speaker choose to make the speech in London?

• To address the largest audience

• To emphasize the importance of the decision

• To gain media attention

• To avoid traveling to Scotland

Which parts of the UK does the speaker mention as potential locations for future speeches?

• Northern Ireland and Wales

• Wales and England

• England and Northern Ireland

• Scotland and Wales

What does the speaker plan to do to further discuss the issue in Scotland?

• Hold a press conference in London

• Take the entire cabinet to Scotland

• Organize a public debate

• Send a letter to Scottish leaders

What is the speaker's attitude towards engaging with Scotland on this issue?

• Committed

• Reluctant

• Skeptical

• Indifferent