A Quiz About Conflict In Sri Lanka
A quiz about Conflict in Sri Lanka
- 1.When did the British take control of Sri Lanka?
- A.
1815
- B.
1850
- C.
1816
- D.
1860
- E.
2009
- 2.Which is the Majority Ethnic Group in Sri Lanka?
- A.
Tamils
- B.
Sinhalese
- C.
Indians
- D.
Chinese
- E.
Malay
- 3.When did the conflict start?
- A.
24th July 1983
- B.
23rd July 1984
- C.
23rd July 1983
- D.
25th July 1973
- E.
26th July 1983
- 4.Tamils are divided into __ main groups
- A.
5
- B.
3
- C.
1
- D.
4
- E.
2
- 5.The events of "Black July" happened during __________
- A.
Eelam war 1
- B.
Eelam war 2
- C.
Eelam war 3
- D.
Eelam war 4
- E.
Eelam war 5
- 6.Which of these events did not occur in 2002?
- A.
POWs exchanged
- B.
Memorandum of Understanding Signed
- C.
Ceasefire Agreement Signed
- D.
Lifting of ban on LTTE
- E.
Sri Lankan Air Force bombed LTTE camps
- 7.Why did the Sri Lankan Air Force bomb LTTE camps in 2006
- A.
LTTE was declared a terrorist organization
- B.
LTTE cut off water supplies to paddy fields in the area
- C.
LTTE bombed civilian targets
- D.
LTTE refused to exchange POWs
- E.
Official ceasefire had expired
- 8.When did Sri Lanka pull out of the ceasefire?
- A.
2nd April 2008
- B.
2nd Feb 2008
- C.
2nd Jan 2008
- D.
3rd Jan 2008
- E.
3rd Jan 2009
- 9.Which is the main type of conflict in this context?
- A.
Racial Conflict
- B.
Economic Conflict
- C.
Structural Conflict
- D.
Ideological Conflict
- E.
Religious Conflict
- 10.Which is not a reason the tamils felt discriminated against?
- A.
They were denied citizenship.
- B.
Their language was initially not an official one.
- C.
Their media was banned.
- D.
The government banned the LTTE.
- E.
Because of the universities act.
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