Boris Johnson speaking to Vote Leave supporters

The transcript is a persuasive speech urging listeners to vote to leave on June 23rd. It imagines a scenario of joining a crowd and welcomes listeners to Bentham, a town with historical roots. The speaker discusses financial and immigration concerns, emphasizing the need to take back control. Concerns about a federal United States of Europe are raised, and the word 'rubbish' is repeated to emphasize disagreement. The speech concludes with statistics on immigration and population growth.

What financial burden does the speaker claim the UK faces annually?

• £20 billion

• £30 billion

• £10 billion

• £40 billion

What is the speaker's main message regarding the vote on June 23rd?

• To delay the vote for further discussion

• To vote to leave and take back control

• To remain in the current union

• To join a new economic union

What does the speaker suggest will happen if control is not taken back on June 23rd?

• The UK will gain more autonomy

• Conditions will improve

• It will lead to a federal United States of Europe

• The UK will save money

How many net additions to the UK population were recorded last year according to the speaker?

• 200,000

• 250,000

• 330,000

• 400,000

From where does the speaker claim a significant portion of immigrants are coming?

• The European Union

• The Commonwealth

• The United States

• Asia