Sky News

The transcript discusses the United States' success in ending Osama bin Laden's reign of terror, emphasizing the importance of continued vigilance against terrorism. It contrasts the peaceful democratic changes in Egypt with Al Qaeda's violent approach, highlighting Egypt as an inspiration for the Arab world. The conclusion expresses relief over the end of bin Laden's personal role in terrorism.

What is the main message conveyed about the United States' action against Osama bin Laden?

• It marks the end of all terrorism.

• It is a significant step but vigilance is still needed.

• It was unnecessary and unimportant.

• It has no impact on global terrorism.

How is the situation in Egypt described in contrast to Al Qaeda's approach?

• As a peaceful and democratic aspiration.

• As supportive of Al Qaeda's methods.

• As unrelated to the Arab world.

• As equally violent and destructive.

What is the significance of the events in Tahrir Square according to the speaker?

• They are unrelated to the Arab world.

• They represent a violent uprising.

• They symbolize peaceful democratic change.

• They support Al Qaeda's ideology.

What does the speaker suggest about the future of terrorism after bin Laden's death?

• Bin Laden's death is a minor event.

• Terrorism will completely stop.

• The fight against terrorism must continue.

• Terrorism will increase significantly.

What relief does the speaker express at the end of the transcript?

• That terrorism is completely eradicated.

• That Osama bin Laden's personal role in terror is over.

• That the United States will stop its anti-terrorism efforts.

• That Egypt will become a new center for terrorism.