VOICED: Tahrir square: a new capital for Egypt's protestors

The transcript describes the ongoing protests in Cairo's Tahrir Square, where demonstrators have established a tent city to demand the resignation of Egypt's president after 30 years in power. The square has become a hub of activity, with vendors, makeshift clinics, and organized groups providing essential services. The protesters are committed to their cause, viewing Tahrir Square as a symbol of their struggle and determination for change.

What is the significance of the location chosen by the protesters in Cairo?

• It is the president's residence.

• It is a remote area with no media coverage.

• It is a well-known landmark in the capital.

• It is a newly built city.

How have vendors responded to the protests in Cairo?

• They have stopped selling goods.

• They have joined the protests.

• They have started selling goods to the protesters.

• They have moved to a different city.

What is the main goal of the protesters occupying the tent city?

• To gain international media attention.

• To pressure the president to resign after 30 years.

• To establish a new government.

• To create a new political party.

What role do the makeshift clinics play in the protest area?

• They serve as a meeting point for protest leaders.

• They are used to store protest supplies.

• They are a vital part of the community, offering medical aid.

• They provide entertainment for the protesters.

What does Tahrir Square symbolize for the protesters?

• A site for cultural festivals.

• A location for government negotiations.

• A symbol of no return and determination.

• A place of temporary shelter.