61p
Which of the following is in line with paragraph 1?

A nation’s true character is reflected in the eccentricities of its population.

Countries are eager to live up to the image other nations have of them.

Nations shape their identity by focusing on the milestones in their history.

People tend to hold on to the image they have developed of other nations.

True international understanding begins where stereotyped ideas are abandoned.
71p
For what reason does the writer ask the question ‘Where are … pince-nez?’ (paragraph 2)?

To call to mind the time when the British still ruled the world.

To highlight the phenomena colouring the image of the British.

To illustrate the fact that the British have lost their image of eccentricity.
83p
Geef van elk van de onderstaande beweringen aan of deze, gelet op de inhoud van alinea 3
en 4, juist of onjuist is.
The writer feels that stereotyped ideas about nations
1 are mainly exploited for the purpose of tourism.
2 are obstacles on the road to a united Europe.
3 contribute to a nation’s awareness of what makes it unique.
4 generalise about nations without regard for their true ambitions.
5 lead to many misconceptions.
6 should not be taken too seriously.
Noteer het nummer van elke bewering, gevolgd door ”juist” of ”onjuist”.