CLEAN : Auckland supermarket attack condemned by Sri Lankan Muslim Council

The transcript addresses a terrorist act in Auckland by a person of Sri Lankan origin, expressing condolences to the victims and their families. It praises New Zealand's Prime Minister Jacinda Arden for her inclusive response, emphasizing that terrorism is not linked to any religion or ethnicity. The message concludes with a call for global unity and hope that such acts never occur again.

What was the nationality of the person involved in the terrorist act in Auckland?

• New Zealander

• Indian

• Sri Lankan

• Australian

What was the primary message conveyed by New Zealand's Prime Minister in response to the attack?

• Hatred is a part of cultural identity

• Terrorism and hatred have no affiliation to any religion, culture, nationality, or ethnicity

• Terrorism is linked to specific religions

• Nationalities should be blamed for terrorism

What lesson does the speaker suggest world leaders can learn from New Zealand's response?

• To blame specific communities

• To ignore such incidents

• To manage situations inclusively

• To retaliate with force

What is the speaker's hope for the future regarding terrorist attacks?

• They never happen again

• They are never reported

• They are ignored by the media

• They become more frequent

What does the speaker urge everyone to unite in the name of?

• Economy

• Nationalism

• Humanity

• Religion