CLEAN : Stay or go? Scotland votes on independence from Britain

The transcript discusses the personal perspective of voting to remain Scottish but British, highlighting the divisive impact of the referendum on Scotland, including family and community splits. It expresses hope for a positive outcome that keeps Scotland in the UK and acknowledges the democratic process with high voter turnout.

What is the speaker's main reason for voting in the referendum?

• To protest against the government

• To remain both Scottish and British

• To support Scottish independence

• To avoid political discussions

What does the speaker hope the referendum will achieve?

• More political debates

• An end to the uncertainty about Scotland's future

• A stronger Scottish economy

• A new government for Scotland

According to the speaker, what has the referendum done to Scotland?

• United the country

• Improved the economy

• Increased tourism

• Divided families and communities

What does the speaker believe about the campaign's impact?

• It will be forgotten quickly

• It has caused long-lasting bitterness

• It has improved political understanding

• It has strengthened community ties

What positive aspect of the referendum does the speaker acknowledge?

• The economic benefits

• The high voter turnout

• The international support

• The peaceful protests