Scottish Referendum: Final day of Scottish Referendum campaigning

The transcript discusses the historic Scottish referendum, highlighting the contrasting perspectives of the Yes and No campaigns. The Yes campaign is optimistic, driven by a grassroots movement aiming for change, while the No campaign focuses on economic risks and the trustworthiness of leaders. Economic insecurity among older voters is a key concern for the No side. As the vote approaches, both sides prepare for a high turnout, with the nation's future hinging on the decision.

What is the primary concern of the No campaign as discussed in the first section?

• Cultural identity

• Environmental issues

• Economic opportunities

• Trust in Alex Salmond

What is the Yes campaign's strategy to influence the referendum outcome?

• Relying on celebrity endorsements

• Engaging with grassroots movements

• Focusing on traditional media

• Increasing social media presence

Which group is considered the bedrock of the No campaign?

• Business leaders

• Young voters

• Environmental activists

• Older voters

What is the anticipated outcome regarding voter turnout for the referendum?

• A declining turnout

• A low turnout

• A record turnout

• An average turnout

What is the central question posed to the Scottish people in the referendum?

• Should Scotland be an independent country?

• Should Scotland join the European Union?

• Should Scotland remain part of the UK?

• Should Scotland adopt a new currency?