VOICED : Inside look at Cairo protest camp shows

The transcript describes a sit-in by supporters of ousted President Mohamed Morsi near a mosque in Cairo. The protesters have been residing there since June, defying police threats to dismantle the sit-in. They are protesting against the military coup and the dictatorial regime. Daily life at the sit-in involves enduring the summer heat, preparing meals, and maintaining their presence despite local residents' complaints about nuisances. The situation is tense, with memories of recent violence still fresh. The protesters remain determined to stay, maintaining vigilance at night.

What is the main reason the protesters are determined to stay at the mosque?

• To support the police

• To support the military coup

• To protest against the military coup

• To celebrate Ramadan

What activities do the protesters engage in during the day?

• Negotiating with the police

• Organizing sports events

• Cleaning the mosque area

• Selling signs and staying cool

How do the protesters prepare for breaking their Ramadan fast?

• By cooking meals for the group

• By organizing a community prayer

• By holding a protest march

• By cleaning the mosque

What are some of the complaints from nearby residents about the sit-in?

• The protesters cause nuisances and sanitation issues

• The protesters clean up after themselves

• The protesters are too quiet

• The protesters help with local businesses

What recent event has intensified the situation at the sit-in?

• A new government policy

• The death of 82 people

• A peaceful resolution

• An increase in police support