Tensions mount between President & Protesters

The transcript describes a period of civil unrest in Egypt, where citizens defy a curfew to demand democratic reforms and the end of Mubarak's regime. Despite military presence, the protests grow, with demonstrators showing solidarity and resistance. Opposition leader Mohamed Al Paradise joins the protests, promising a new era for Egypt. The movement is characterized by a strong desire for change and freedom, with the potential for government retaliation looming.

What was the public's reaction to the curfew imposed by the government?

• They were afraid and stayed home.

• They ignored it and demanded freedom.

• They were confused about the curfew.

• They supported the curfew.

What was the main reason for the increased number of demonstrators in Cairo?

• To attend a concert.

• To support the current government.

• To show solidarity and demand democracy.

• To celebrate a national holiday.

How did the demonstrators manage to move through the army lines?

• By overwhelming the soldiers with their numbers.

• By negotiating with the soldiers.

• By bribing the soldiers.

• By using force and weapons.

What did opposition leader Mohamed Al Paradise promise to the people?

• Immediate economic reforms.

• A new era and a new Egypt.

• A reduction in taxes.

• A return to the old regime.

What was the general belief about the government's potential response to the protests?

• It would lead to more freedom.

• It would result in more deaths.

• It would be supported by the international community.

• It would be ignored by the public.