John P. O'Brien nominated for New York City mayor, 1932

John T. O'Brien expresses gratitude for an honor and acknowledges the significant responsibilities and challenges that come with being the mayor of a major city. He highlights the complex issues and projects that require attention in city governance.

What does the speaker express at the beginning of the speech?

• Gratitude for an honor

• Plans for the future

• A sense of duty

• Concern about challenges

What does the speaker acknowledge about the role of a mayor?

• It is a ceremonial position

• It requires no prior experience

• It involves serious responsibilities

• It is an easy task

What kind of problems does the speaker mention the city government faces?

• Nonexistent

• Unimportant and trivial

• Intricate and large

• Simple and small

What does the speaker say about the projects of the city?

• They are already completed

• They are insignificant

• They engage the attention of city administrators

• They are easy to manage

Who is responsible for administering the business of the city?

• External consultants

• The citizens

• The mayor alone

• City administrators