PM defends ex-Australian leader Abbott as elected by ‘great liberal democratic’ country

The transcript discusses the speaker's view on unpaid government service roles and mentions Tony Abbott's election in Australia. It highlights Australia's characteristics as a liberal and freedom-loving nation.

Why does the speaker find it impractical to agree with everyone serving the government?

• Because the government does not allow it.

• Because not everyone serves in a paid capacity.

• Because it is impossible to agree with everyone.

• Because there are too many boards to keep track of.

Who is Tony Abbott according to the speaker?

• A famous Australian actor.

• A person elected by the people of Australia.

• A renowned scientist from Australia.

• An Australian sports personality.

What kind of nation does the speaker describe Australia as?

• A conservative nation.

• A freedom-loving and liberal nation.

• A technologically advanced nation.

• A culturally diverse nation.

What does the speaker imply about Australia's values?

• They are outdated and need revision.

• They are unique to Australia.

• They are self-evident and need no further explanation.

• They are similar to those of other countries.

What is the speaker's overall tone when discussing Australia?

• Critical and disapproving.

• Neutral and indifferent.

• Praising and positive.

• Skeptical and questioning.