1. What was the purpose of the rally at the Shwedagon Pagoda in Rangoon on 26 August 1988?
(a) To galvanize the people for the commencement of a battle for a democratic government.
(b) To communicate with Suu Kyi's supporters.
(c) To demonstrate that citizens should be able to peacefully assemble.
(d) To draw world attention to the collective will of the Burmese people.

2. Suu Kyi states in her speech Shwedagon Pagoda in Rangoon on 26 August 1988 that she is not beholden to any politician so that...
(a) She does not play a role in the corruption and the scandals.
(b) No one force her hand to act in a way that violates her conscience.
(c) No one can ever force Suu Kyi to betray them.
(d) She can act and think independently.

3. In Suu Kyi's speech on December 3, 1988, what does she say about democracy?
(a) To remain active in their pursuit of a multi-party system.
(b) Everyone should exercise their rights to develop a healthy government system.
(c) To harness the power of healthy government.
(d) Democracy is a gift one must nourish all of one's life.

4. For Aung San Suu Kyi, how will the forces that produce inequities be conquered?
(a) By an uprising of the people.
(b) Out of a spiritual revolution.
(c) Through non-violent resistance.
(d) Through an international tribunal.

5. Suu Kyi states in her speech at the Shwedagon Pagoda in Rangoon on 26 August 1988 that people should so which of the following?
(a) Strive forward together using "disciplined and peaceful means."
(b) Create a solidarity to "resist the tyrrany."
(c) Be courageous and "weather the storms of change."
(d) To stage nationwide peaceful demonstrations to "draw attention to the unrest among the people."