CLEAN : Gambians return home after Jammeh departure

The transcript describes the initial fear and uncertainty faced by people who thought they might die if they stayed in their country. They had to flee with their families, leaving belongings behind. However, the situation has improved, and they now feel relieved and want to celebrate together. The new president has brought peace and stability to Gambia, allowing people to return without fear.

What was the initial reaction of the people regarding the situation in the country?

• They were scared and decided to flee.

• They were hopeful for a better future.

• They were indifferent to the situation.

• They were excited about the changes.

What change in emotion does the speaker describe after the situation improved?

• From confusion to clarity.

• From fear to relief.

• From excitement to disappointment.

• From anger to sadness.

What does the speaker express a desire to do after the situation improved?

• To leave the country again.

• To travel abroad.

• To celebrate together.

• To start a new business.

What is the speaker's view on the current state of Gambia?

• It is isolated from the world.

• It is still unstable.

• It is peaceful and welcoming.

• It is facing economic challenges.

What does the speaker suggest about the new leadership in Gambia?

• It is temporary and uncertain.

• It has caused more problems.

• It has brought peace and stability.

• It is unpopular among the people.