Long TextExercise 22 of 81

Today the wartime slogan "Keep Calm and Carry On " adorns mugs, cushions and tea towels. It is a familiar phrase, spawning hundreds of parodies, yet authentic copies of the original government poster are very rare indeed. Even the Imperial War Museum does not own an example. This week, as the UK faces its biggest…

• What is the writer's reason for writing this text?
• What is the writer suggesting in the first paragraph?