Colonel Gaddafi addresses Parliament

Colonel Gaddafi, after 41 years in power, addresses Libya's crisis with a speech in Tripoli. He presents himself as in control, offering a conciliatory tone and promising change. Gaddafi apologizes for past violence and urges unity to avoid foreign intervention, leaving Libyans with a choice.

What was the main message Gaddafi wanted to convey during his appearance before Parliament?

• He was stepping down from power.

• He was still in control of Libya.

• He was seeking asylum in another country.

• He was declaring war on neighboring countries.

What tone did Gaddafi adopt during his speech to the audience?

• Aggressive and confrontational

• Indifferent and dismissive

• Conciliatory and apologetic

• Joyful and celebratory

What did Gaddafi promise during his speech?

• To leave the country

• To implement changes

• To resign immediately

• To increase military action

What choice did Gaddafi offer to the Libyan people at the end of his speech?

• To ignore the crisis

• To migrate to another country

• To overthrow the government

• To unite and resolve issues or face foreign intervention

How might the Libyan people perceive Gaddafi's offer?

• As an invitation to negotiate with foreign powers

• As a call for celebration

• As a genuine plea for unity

• As a threat of foreign intervention