TED: Inside the Egyptian revolution | Wael Ghonim

The transcript discusses the Egyptian revolution, highlighting the collective heroism of the people, the role of the internet in overcoming fear, and the impact of Khaled Said's death. It describes the silent stand protest, the influence of the Tunisian revolution, and the empowerment of Egyptians. The narrative concludes with the victory and dignity achieved by the Egyptian people.

What concept is used to describe the collective effort in the Egyptian Revolution?

• Individual heroism

• Social media influence

• Collective heroism

• Political activism

What was the main psychological barrier that kept Egyptians silent before the revolution?

• Fear

• Political apathy

• Lack of resources

• Economic instability

Which technology played a significant role in connecting frustrated Egyptians?

• Television

• Radio

• Newspapers

• Internet

What event in June 2010 significantly contributed to the Egyptian public's outrage?

• A natural disaster

• A political scandal

• The death of a middle-class man

• An economic crisis

How did social media contribute to the Egyptian Revolution?

• By promoting government propaganda

• By spreading misinformation

• By organizing protests

• By censoring content

What was the nature of the protests described in the section?

• Loud and chaotic

• Secretive and hidden

• Silent and peaceful

• Violent and aggressive

Which revolution inspired the Egyptian people during their own protests?

• The French Revolution

• The American Revolution

• The Russian Revolution

• The Tunisian Revolution

What was the main outcome of the Egyptian Revolution according to the speaker?

• International recognition

• A sense of dignity and freedom

• Political stability

• Economic prosperity

What did the speaker believe was stronger than the people in power?

• Political influence

• Economic wealth

• Military force

• The power of the people

What did the taxi driver express as a result of the revolution?

• Fear and uncertainty

• A sense of freedom and dignity

• Disappointment and regret

• Indifference and apathy