THE JAGUAR BLAZE

The transcript discusses the aftermath of a fire at the Jaguar motor plant in Coventry, which caused significant damage estimated at over three million pounds. Despite the setback, efforts were made to save valuable cars and prototypes. The plant's chairman, Sir William Larnes, is optimistic about resuming limited production soon, which is crucial for maintaining valuable exports to the United States.

What was the estimated financial impact of the damage at Coventry?

• In excess of three million pounds

• Between one and two million pounds

• Exactly three million pounds

• Less than one million pounds

Why was the Jaguar motor plant significant in Coventry?

• It was the newest plant in Coventry

• It was the only plant working to full capacity

• It was the only plant not affected by the fire

• It was the largest plant in the UK

What was the value of the Jaguar order from the United States?

• One million pounds

• Two million pounds

• Three million pounds

• Four million pounds

How many workers were retained to repair the production lines?

• 800 workers

• 100 workers

• 200 workers

• 400 workers

What was the chairman's plan for the Jaguar plant after the incident?

• To increase production immediately

• To relocate the plant

• To resume limited production within a week

• To close the plant permanently