[originaltext]　　(5) In his first big speech before parliament the Greek Prime M

　　(5) In his first big speech before parliament the Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has said he will raise the minimum wage and rehire public servants who were sacked as part of the previous government’s austerity measures. Damian Grammaticas from BBC in Greece reports. "Alexis Tsipras told parliament he will rehire thousands of sacked public-sector workers and (6)reopen the state broadcaster which was closed to save money. He said Greece wanted to pay its massive debts but under a new deal. (7) Germany is Greece’s biggest creditor and the nations who have given massive loans to Athens insist it must stick to reforms. And they weren’t to be pleased either by Greece’s new Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis. In an interview with Italy’s Rai television he described the euro as fragile and said the single currency was like a castle of cards, adding if you take out the Greek card the others will collapse. "
　　5. What will the Greek Prime Minister do in the future?
　　6. Why was the state broadcaster closed?
　　7. What did Germany want Athens to do?