REMEMBERING RWANDA'S GENOCIDE

Paul shares his experience of helping others during a crisis without making a conscious decision. He describes the organized and swift genocide, where people treated massacres as a job. Upon returning from exile, Paul is emotionally greeted by those who took refuge in a hotel, highlighting the impact of his actions and the chaos he witnessed.

What was Paul's main reason for helping those who came to his house?

• He had a pre-planned strategy.

• He wanted to be a hero.

• He was following orders.

• He couldn't abandon them.

How did the perpetrators of the genocide treat their actions?

• As a hobby.

• As a regular job.

• As a spontaneous act.

• As a form of protest.

What tools were used by the perpetrators during the genocide?

• Various weapons including machetes and rifles.

• Only machetes.

• No weapons, just physical force.

• Only rifles.

What was the reaction of the people when Paul returned from exile?

• They ignored him.

• They were indifferent.

• They greeted him with tears and hugs.

• They were angry at him.

How long was Paul in exile before his return?

• Five years.

• Seven years.

• Three years.

• Ten years.