UK Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson gives first Major Speech at Chatham House in London

The transcript emphasizes the importance of committing to global peace and prosperity, addressing cynics who doubt the nation's ability to influence the world. It highlights the need to see ourselves as others do, using Robert Burns' words, and acknowledges the potential impact the country can have globally.

What is the speaker's main argument regarding the nation's role in global peace?

• The nation should only engage in local matters.

• The nation must commit to global peace despite its size.

• The nation is too small to make a difference.

• The nation should focus on its own issues first.

How does the speaker respond to those who doubt the nation's ability to afford global involvement?

• By ignoring the concerns altogether.

• By agreeing that the nation is too poor.

• By suggesting that the nation should borrow money.

• By stating that not participating is more costly.

What literary figure does the speaker quote to emphasize self-awareness?

• Robert Burns

• William Shakespeare

• Robert Frost

• Emily Dickinson

According to the speaker, what is the perception of the nation by others?

• The nation is viewed as a financial burden.

• The nation is ignored by the international community.

• The nation is recognized for its potential impact.

• The nation is seen as weak and ineffective.

What is the speaker's view on the nation's influence on the world?

• The nation has no influence.

• The nation is too isolated to matter.

• The nation can have a significant effect.

• The nation should not seek influence.