Quiz on China's Re-education Camps

What is the main message China wants to convey about the re-education camps?

• They are tourist attractions.

• They are military training centers.

• They are schools, not prisons.

• They are hospitals.

What is the primary activity inside these re-education camps?

• Training for military service.

• Learning Chinese and studying China's restrictions on religion.

• Practicing traditional Muslim prayers.

• Learning various sports.

What do the adults in these camps wear?

• Uniforms.

• Casual clothes.

• Business suits.

• Traditional Muslim attire.

What is a significant feature of the re-education camps' infrastructure?

• High walls, barbed wire, and watchtowers.

• Open fields and playgrounds.

• Luxury accommodations.

• Shopping malls.

What did the satellite images show about the camps before journalists' tours?

• Internal security fencing and watchtowers were taken down.

• New buildings were constructed.

• The camps were empty.

• The camps were turned into parks.

What was Rakeem Assembly's 'crime' that led to her detention?

• Having WhatsApp on her phone.

• Stealing from a store.

• Protesting against the government.

• Practicing a different religion.

What do the detainees do during their time in the camps?

• Work in factories.

• Travel around the country.

• Study hard and dance.

• Run their own businesses.

What language do the detainees switch to when singing?

• Arabic.

• English.

• Chinese.

• French.

What is the official reason given by China for these re-education camps?

• Response to decades of sporadic separatist violence.

• Tourism promotion.

• Economic development.

• Cultural exchange.

What do the detainees learn to do in the camps?

• Cook traditional meals.

• Paint landscapes.

• Make a bed.

• Drive a car.