VOICED: Egyptians vote for Mubarak successor in historic poll

The transcript discusses Egypt's first free election since Hosni Mubarak's ousting, highlighting the emotional significance for voters and the long queues at polling stations. It emphasizes the importance of national unity among diverse groups, including Coptic Christians and Muslims, despite differing political affiliations. The text also mentions prominent candidates like Omro Moussa and outlines the voting process, including the possibility of a runoff if no candidate wins an absolute majority.

What was the emotional reaction of voters participating in Egypt's first free election?

• Confusion

• Indifference

• Excitement and tears

• Anger

What was the stance of some Coptic voters regarding the election?

• They were indifferent to the election outcome.

• They only supported Christian candidates.

• They believed in uniting behind the winning candidate.

• They wanted to boycott the election.

Who is Omro Moussa in the context of the election?

• A candidate and former head of the Arab League

• A protestor against the election

• A religious leader

• A journalist covering the election

How many Egyptians were eligible to vote in this election?

• 10 million

• 50 million

• 25 million

• 75 million

What will happen if no candidate wins by an absolute majority?

• A new election will be held next year.

• The election will be canceled.

• The candidate with the most votes will automatically win.

• A runoff vote will be conducted.