David Cameron at St David's Day reception

The speaker warmly welcomes attendees to the event, sharing a humorous anecdote about his wife, Mrs. Cameron. He discusses the flying of the Welsh flag at Number 10 Downing Street, highlighting the significance of the occasion. The speaker reflects on the progress of Wales and mentions the Dickens anniversary, describing it as the best of times.

What humorous comment did the speaker's wife make about his attendance at the reception?

• She wondered if he was giving himself an honor.

• She believed he was attending a business meeting.

• She asked if he was going to a football match.

• She thought he was going to a concert.

Why is the Welsh flag the only one flying over number 10 Downing Street?

• The Union Jack was stolen.

• There is only one working flagpole.

• The Welsh flag is larger.

• The Union Jack is being cleaned.

What is the speaker's tone when discussing the flag situation?

• Angry

• Indifferent

• Amused

• Frustrated

What does the speaker imply about the current state of Wales?

• It is experiencing only difficult times.

• It is going through both good and bad times.

• It is in a state of decline.

• It is enjoying unprecedented prosperity.

What anniversary is being celebrated according to the speaker?

• Shakespeare's anniversary

• The Prime Minister's anniversary

• The Queen's anniversary

• Dickens' anniversary