The UN mission in Colombia announced a visit to guerrilla zones following a peace agreement. The inspection will result in a report for the UN Security Council by August 19. A political mission will verify the ceasefire and disarmament, involving 500 unarmed military observers and 150 civilians, mostly from Latin America. The Colombian government and FARC have been negotiating peace since 2012 in Havana to end a conflict lasting over 50 years.

What was the purpose of the UN delegation's visit to Colombia?

• To inspect areas for FARC guerrillas after a peace agreement

• To conduct military operations

• To establish a new government

• To visit tourist attractions

What will the inspection in Colombia lead to?

• A trade agreement

• A report for the UN Security Council

• A cultural exchange program

• A new military base

Who will verify the ceasefire and disarmament of the rebels?

• The local police

• A political mission

• International tourists

• The Colombian president

How many unarmed military observers will be part of the mission?

• 50

• 1000

• 500

• 100

Since when have the Colombian government and FARC been negotiating?

• 2005

• 2010

• 2015

• 2012