Anti-Mubarak Protester Interview

The transcript describes a progression from initial unrest in the afternoon to a more serious conflict by evening. The speaker observes people breaking things and carrying stones, indicating escalating tensions. There is a sense of uncertainty about the future, with references to Mubarak and a significant upcoming Friday.

What time did the narrator notice the initial signs of unrest?

• Around 2:00 PM

• Around 5:00 PM

• Around 3:30 PM

• Around 6:00 PM

What did people start doing after 6-7 PM?

• They began to sing songs.

• They started to break things and carry stones.

• They went home peacefully.

• They organized a peaceful protest.

How does the narrator describe the situation after 6-7 PM?

• As a peaceful gathering

• As a festival

• As a war-like situation

• As a calm evening

What is the significance of the upcoming Friday according to the narrator?

• It might be the last Friday for Mubarak and Jesus.

• It marks the beginning of a new year.

• It is a national holiday.

• It is the narrator's birthday.

What does the narrator imply about the decisions to be made?

• They have already been made.

• They will be easy to make.

• They are not important.

• They will be difficult and significant.