SPEECH - Yoko Ono at Bono and Yoko Ono honor John Lennon at Event on Ellis Island

The transcript reflects on a special day named for John in New York, held at Ellis Island, a place of significance for many immigrants. It recounts John's journey to becoming a permanent resident of the US, highlighting his pride and struggles. The speaker emphasizes John's enduring legacy and his message of peace, urging everyone to think, act, and spread peace to make it a reality.

What was the significance of Ellis Island in the event for John?

• It was where John was born.

• It was a symbol of dreams and acceptance for many.

• It was the location of John's first concert.

• It was where John wrote his famous song.

What emotion did John feel when he was granted permanent residence in the United States?

• Sadness

• Indifference

• Pride and happiness

• Confusion

What does John's legacy continue to do according to the speaker?

• Inspire people to travel

• Protect and inspire through his words and songs

• Encourage people to write songs

• Motivate people to become citizens

What was John's message about peace?

• Peace is urgent and achievable through belief and action.

• Peace is a distant dream.

• Peace is not necessary.

• Peace is only important for some people.

How can peace be achieved according to John's message?

• By thinking, acting, and spreading peace

• By focusing on personal success

• By ignoring conflicts

• By isolating from others