A) 19 June 1947 B) 19 June 1945 C) 27 March 1999 D) 1 July 1945
A) New Delhi B) San Diego C) Hmway Saung D) Rangoon
A) Thakin Than Tun B) Kofi Annan C) Michael Aris D) Aung San
A) He drowned in an ornamental lake B) He was assassinated C) He died of cancer D) He died in a cyclone
A) United States B) India C) Japan D) United Kingdom
A) Five B) Three C) Two D) Four
A) Theravada Buddhist B) Hindu C) None D) Christian
A) St Hugh's College B) Lady Shri Ram College C) Convent of Jesus and Mary School D) School of Oriental and African Studies
A) International Relations B) Philosophy, Politics and Economics C) History D) Burmese literature
A) Michael Aris B) Aung San Lin C) Kofi Annan D) Thakin Than Tun
A) 1972 B) 1995 C) 1985 D) 1967
A) University professor of politics B) Scholar of Tibetan culture and literature C) United Nations official D) Burmese diplomat
A) 1988 B) 2008 C) 1999 D) 1985
A) November 2010 B) March 1999 C) January 1972 D) Christmas 1995
A) Pneumonia B) Prostate cancer C) Lung cancer D) Heart disease
A) 19 June 1945 B) 2 May 2008 C) 27 March 1999 D) 13 November 2010
A) A fire B) Cyclone Nargis C) Political protests D) An earthquake
A) She was forbidden by her children B) She was in prison C) She wanted to care for her mother D) She feared she would be refused reentry
A) United Nations B) Burmese government C) School of Oriental and African Studies D) Indian Institute of Advanced Studies
A) A family friend and former Burmese pop singer B) Aung San Suu Kyi's sister C) A political rival D) A Tibetan scholar
A) Her grandfather B) Her uncle C) Her brother D) Her father
A) Her mother B) Her paternal grandmother C) Her sister D) Her maternal grandmother
A) Her father, Khin Kyi B) Her aunt, Khin Kyi C) Her mother, Khin Kyi D) Her cousin, Khin Kyi
A) Yes, Suu B) Yes, Kyi C) Yes, Aung D) No
A) Mother B) Aunt C) Teacher D) Leader
A) Madam B) Miss C) Mrs. D) Lady
A) Aung Daw B) Amay Suu C) Kyi Suu D) Daw San
A) Sister Suu B) Aunt Suu C) Mother Suu D) Leader Suu
A) Two B) Three C) One D) Four
A) 43% B) 86% C) 81% D) 67%
A) 1988 B) 1991 C) 1999 D) 2010
A) 2021 Coup B) 8888 Uprising C) 2015 Election D) Depayin massacre
A) State Peace and Development Council B) Tatmadaw C) Pyithu Hluttaw D) Pyidaungsu Hluttaw
A) 19 June 2020 B) 6 December 2021 C) 30 December 2022 D) 1 February 2021
A) 4 years B) 33 years C) 15 years D) 21 years
A) Newsweek B) The Economist C) Forbes D) Time
A) It was increased to life imprisonment B) It was commuted to house arrest C) It was overturned by the Supreme Court D) She was released unconditionally |