VOICED: Angolans prepare for African Nations Cup

The transcript discusses Angola's preparation for the 2010 African Nations Cup, highlighting the country's efforts to showcase its progress post-civil war. Despite infrastructure challenges, Angola has built new stadiums with the help of Chinese firms. The national team aims for success in the tournament, reflecting the nation's pride and aspirations. However, Angola remains an expensive city for foreigners.

What does the 2010 African Nations Cup symbolize for Angolans?

• A way to improve ticket sales

• A symbol of national pride and recovery

• An opportunity to boost tourism

• A chance to showcase their football skills

What major event ended in Angola in 2002?

• The qualification for the World Cup

• The construction of new stadiums

• The 2010 African Nations Cup

• The 27-year civil war

Which country's firms played a key role in Angola's post-war reconstruction?

• United States

• China

• South Africa

• Brazil

What is the expectation of Angolan fans for their national football team?

• To win the World Cup

• To become the most expensive team

• To host the next World Cup

• To reach the semifinals

What title has Angola earned that affects visiting fans?

• Safest city for travelers

• World's most expensive city for foreigners

• Most affordable city for tourists

• Best city for football fans