1. In Suu Kyi's opinion, what has oppression done to the people of Burma?
(a) It has helped to unify them.
(b) It has intensified their desire for human rights.
(c) It has made them more resilient.
(d) It has broken their spirit.

2. According to Aung San Suu Kyi, when did the western influence on Burmese language and literature become evident?
(a) During the beginning of the twentieth century.
(b) During the middle part of the nineteenth century.
(c) During the middle part of the twentieth century.
(d) During the latter part of the nineteenth century.

3. What did Party Chairman Ne Win, propose after a series of bloodshed and disturbances in 1988?
(a) He proposed that a national referendum--a one-party or a multi-party system--be held.
(b) He appointed a vice chair for representative government.
(c) He began to hold forums where citizens could voice their opinions.
(d) He proposed to arrest the instigators.

4. In Suu Kyi's interview with Karan Thapar in August 29, 1988, what does Suu Kyi reiterate about what her father said about the army?
(a) The army leader and the government leader should be two different people.
(b) The army should restore order.
(c) The army should keep out of politics.
(d) The army leaders should have good government practices.

5. According to Aung San Suu Kyi, what was spontaneous?
(a) The response to notions like "due process, a two-party system, and security"
(b) The response to notions like "representative government, human rights, and the rule of law."
(c) The response to notions like "right to work, food, and education."
(d) The response to notions like "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happpiness."