Eyewitness to Paris siege soundbites

The transcript describes a witness's experience during a police action initially mistaken for a terrorist attack. The witness and their family were fearful, thinking they were in danger. They later recognized a suspect from their neighborhood on TV and felt relieved and happy upon learning of his death. The witness expressed pride in the police's bravery and actions during the operation.

What was the initial reaction of the narrator when they heard about the incident?

• They thought it was a police drill.

• They believed it was a terrorist attack.

• They assumed it was a parade.

• They thought it was a natural disaster.

How did the narrator recognize the suspect shown on TV?

• They had read about him in a book.

• They had seen him in the neighborhood.

• They had met him at a party.

• They had seen him in a movie.

What was the narrator's reaction to the suspect's death?

• They were upset.

• They were confused.

• They were indifferent.

• They were relieved and happy.

What did the narrator feel about the police's actions during the operation?

• They were disappointed.

• They were proud and grateful.

• They were scared.

• They were angry.

What did the police instruct the residents to do during the operation?

• Join the operation.

• Stay away from the windows and stay at home.

• Take photos of the operation.

• Evacuate the area.