Understanding Hotel Rwanda

Who is the main character in the movie "Hotel Rwanda"?

• Paul Rusesabagina

• George Rutaganda

• Colonel Oliver

• Tatiana Rusesabagina

In which country does the movie "Hotel Rwanda" take place?

• Kenya

• Rwanda

• Uganda

• South Africa

What is the name of the hotel managed by Paul Rusesabagina in the film?

• Hotel Kigali

• Hotel Rwanda

• Hôtel des Mille Collines

• Hotel Africa

Which two ethnic groups are in conflict in "Hotel Rwanda"?

• Hutu and Tutsi

• Zulu and Xhosa

• Tutsi and Maasai

• Hutu and Kikuyu

What role does Colonel Oliver play in the movie?

• Hotel manager

• UN peacekeeper

• Journalist

• Refugee

How does Paul Rusesabagina use his position as hotel manager to help others during the genocide?

• He hides people in the hotel and negotiates with officials

• He organizes protests in the streets

• He leaves the country to seek help

• He joins the military

Why do the foreign nationals leave Rwanda during the events of the movie?

• They are forced out by the government

• They are evacuated for their safety

• They choose to join the conflict

• They are offered new jobs elsewhere

What is the significance of the radio broadcasts in "Hotel Rwanda"?

• They provide entertainment for the hotel guests

• They spread propaganda and incite violence

• They announce weather updates

• They play music to calm people

Analyze how Paul’s actions in the hotel demonstrate leadership during a crisis. Use examples from the film to support your answer.

• He follows orders without question

• He risks his own safety to protect others and negotiates with dangerous individuals

• He abandons the hotel to save himself

• He ignores the needs of the refugees

Evaluate the impact of international response as depicted in "Hotel Rwanda." What message does the film convey about the role of the international community during the genocide?

• The international community intervened quickly and effectively

• The international community largely failed to help, highlighting the consequences of inaction

• The international community was unaware of the events

• The international community provided unlimited resources