CLEAN: New Zealand honours quake dead, one year on

The transcript reflects on a service attended by many, highlighting moments of sadness and hope. It discusses the progress of rebuilding efforts in Canterbury and the government's commitment to this cause. The government promises to find answers through a Royal commission and rebuild Christchurch. The latter part of the transcript contains unrelated content and names.

What was the dual nature of the service mentioned in the first section?

• It was both a celebration and a protest.

• It was both a wedding and a funeral.

• It was both sad and hopeful.

• It was both a concert and a lecture.

What is the government's stance on the rebuilding of Canterbury?

• They are waiting for international aid.

• They plan to abandon the project.

• They are committed to rebuilding the city.

• They are hesitant to commit resources.

Through what process does the government plan to find answers about past events?

• The Royal Commission

• A public referendum

• A series of town hall meetings

• An international investigation

What is the ultimate goal for Christchurch as mentioned in the second section?

• To become a tourist destination

• To rebuild a new Christchurch

• To merge with another city

• To become a historical site

What does the third section primarily consist of?

• A list of names and phrases

• A detailed plan for rebuilding

• A series of questions and answers

• A historical account of events