Survival and Resilience in Genocide

The video recounts the Rwandan genocide, where 800,000 people were killed in 100 days. It highlights the survival story of Immaculate Iliza, who hid in a bathroom for 91 days. The genocide was driven by ethnic tensions between Hutus and Tutsis. Immaculate's story emphasizes the importance of forgiveness and reconciliation to prevent future atrocities.

What was the primary method used during the Rwandan genocide?

• Firearms

• Machetes, spears, and knives

• Poison

• Gas chambers

How did Immaculate Iliza manage to survive the initial days of the genocide?

• By fleeing to another country

• By hiding in a minister's house

• By disguising herself as a Hutu

• By joining a rebel group

What was the size of the bathroom where Immaculate and six other women hid?

• 3 ft by 4 ft

• 5 ft by 6 ft

• 4 ft by 5 ft

• 6 ft by 8 ft

What did the pastor do to protect the women from being discovered?

• He disguised them as men

• He bribed the attackers

• He built a secret tunnel

• He moved a bureau in front of the bathroom door

What did Immaculate hear that gave her hope during the genocide?

• A message from her family

• News of a ceasefire

• Arrival of French troops

• A radio broadcast of peace talks

What happened to Immaculate's family during the genocide?

• They were all killed

• They escaped to a neighboring country

• They were imprisoned

• They survived in hiding

What is Immaculate's message regarding revenge?

• Revenge should be avoided only in some cases

• Revenge is a natural response

• Revenge prolongs the pain

• Revenge is necessary for justice

What action has Immaculate taken to prevent future atrocities?

• She started a charity organization

• She became a military leader

• She wrote a book and gives lectures

• She joined a political party

How does Immaculate view forgiveness?

• As a means to heal and move forward

• As unnecessary in her situation

• As a way to forget the past

• As a sign of weakness

What challenge does Immaculate face in spreading awareness about the genocide?

• Lack of interest from the public

• Denial of the genocide by some people

• Opposition from the government

• Insufficient funding for her mission