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The British election is crucial for resolving the Brexit deadlock. Boris Johnson aims to exit the EU by January 31, while Jeremy Corbyn proposes another referendum. The campaign has stretched the truth, and public skepticism is high. The election, held early, will decide 650 seats in the House of Commons. Johnson seeks to break the parliamentary deadlock, lacking a majority and losing support from the Democratic Unionist Party over Northern Ireland's treatment. Polls show a Conservative lead, but the gap is narrowing. Smaller parties hope to ally with Labour to block Johnson's Brexit plans.

What is the primary goal of Boris Johnson in the upcoming elections?

• To hold another Brexit referendum

• To exit the European Union by January 31

• To delay Brexit negotiations

• To form a coalition with Labour

Why did Boris Johnson call for early elections?

• To strengthen ties with the Democratic Unionist Party

• To delay the Brexit process

• To gain a majority in the House of Commons

• To negotiate a new Brexit deal with the EU

What challenge did Boris Johnson face in the House of Commons?

• Lack of support from the Labour Party

• Loss of majority due to the Democratic Unionist Party's concerns

• Opposition from smaller parties

• Pressure from the European Union

What did opinion polls indicate about the Conservative party's position?

• They were losing support rapidly

• They had a consistent lead, but the gap was narrowing

• They were trailing behind the Labour party

• They were likely to form a coalition with smaller parties

What strategy did smaller opposition parties consider to influence Brexit plans?

• Forming a coalition with the Conservative party

• Blocking Johnson's plans by collaborating with Labour

• Supporting a no-deal Brexit

• Proposing a new Brexit referendum