1. Who does Suu Kyi ask to press about the human rights violations in Burma in her open letter dated September 26, 1988?
(a) The citizens of the world.
(b) Ambassadors from countries recognized by the Burmese government.
(c) The members of the United Nations General Assembly
(d) World Leaders.

2. In a letter to the editor after the speech delivered at a pagoda in Myitkyina, Kachin State on April 27, 1989, what does Aung San Suu Kyi reveal?
(a) She is uncertain how much longer that she can withstand the pressure the military government in placing on her.
(b) Her father, Aung San, would feel proud of the peoples' tenacity in working toward democracy.
(c) The she envisions that Burma will have a democratic government in her lifetime.
(d) She did not feel worthy of the people's trust and affection.

3. According to Suu Kyi, What was Gandhi able to accomplish that Burma was unable to do?
(a) To take a spiritual approach to ousting the British.
(b) To organize demonstrations.
(c) To hold rallies.
(d) To synthesize thought and action.

4. What did the Nobel Peace Prize committee conclude about Aung San Suu Kyi?
(a) That she is a force for peace.
(b) That she is a person of high character and a true leader.
(c) That she stands head and shoulders above most leaders of the people.
(d) That she was one of the greatest examples of civic courage in Asia in decades.

5. What was the next step the government took toward Suu Kyi according to Josef Silverstein?
(a) The government began attacking her personally.
(b) The people of Burma would be arrested for having contact with Suu Kyi.
(c) Suu Kyi's supporters were exhiled.
(d) Her supporters began to disappear during the night.