Mary: Can you tell us what you think a good [1] a) british b) citizen c) european d) really is, or what a good [2] a) citizen b) european c) really d) tolerant does?

Margeurite: It's [3] a) british b) really c) tolerant d) understand difficult to define. I like to think that I'm not [4] a) british b) ugly c) really d) understand I'm [5] a) citizen b) european c) tolerant and that I'm ... I [6] a) citizen b) european c) understanding d) understand other people, I [7] a) citizen b) understanding c) tolerant d) understand people from different countries, I'm [8] a) citizen b) really c) thinking d) tolerant of them, I'm prepared to help and do the best I can so that people around me get what they can out of life, and that I also benefit from it as well.

Mary: So, that's a [9] a) british b) citizen c) like d) really interesting thing that you say that [10] a) citizen b) really c) family d) man you see yourself as a [11] a) british b) european c) really d) europe [12] a) british b) citizen c) understand as opposed to a [13] a) british b) citizen c) thinking d) though [14] a) citizen b) really c) woman d) understand .

Margeurite: Yes.

Mary: And you'd also say that a lot of that sense of identity is about your attitudes and how you relate.

Margeurite: And I think that comes from having a multicultural environment, because the more people that you're exposed to the more I think you can be [15] a) british b) citizen c) really d) tolerant of others. And I think that [16] a) citizen b) really c) understand helps. I mean I know that in my job because I've met so many people from so many different places, that it makes me much more [17] a) british b) citizen c) really d) tolerant of new people, much more understanding.

Mary: So a big thing then that you would say is that idea of tolerance.

Margeurite: Yes.

Mary: Okay, thank you.