CLEAN : Scottish expats watch referendum campaign from afar

The transcript discusses a pivotal moment in Scotland's history, reflecting on the impact of residency on voting rights and the concerns of Scottish Nationalists regarding Scots living outside Scotland. It highlights the unprecedented engagement in a UK election, with a remarkable turnout rate, emphasizing the significance of this event in the country's history.

What is the speaker's personal connection to Scotland?

• The speaker is indifferent to Scotland's history.

• The speaker contributes to Scotland's economy.

• The speaker is a patriotic Scotsman.

• The speaker lives in Scotland.

Why might Scots living outside Scotland be less likely to vote for independence?

• They are not allowed to vote.

• They fear economic repercussions.

• They feel disconnected from Scotland.

• They are more likely to support the UK.

What feeling is shared by some people in the rest of the UK regarding the Scottish independence vote?

• Indifference to the outcome.

• Confidence in the unity of the UK.

• Excitement about the potential change.

• A sense of having no control over the situation.

What is notable about the election discussed in the final section?

• It engaged the populace like never before.

• It had the lowest turnout in history.

• It was a minor event in UK history.

• It was the first election in Scotland.

What was the voter turnout rate mentioned in the final section?

• 80%

• 60%

• 50%

• 70%