Kigali, Rwanda — Questions and answers

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What kind of items can you find at Kimironko Market?

Choices

  1. Only used cars
  2. Fresh produce and textiles ✓
  3. Just old books
  4. Empty boxes

Answer: Fresh produce and textiles

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What do the women at the Nyamirambo Women's Center create?

Choices

  1. New computer games
  2. Beautiful handmade crafts like textiles and beadwork ✓
  3. Large concrete buildings
  4. Plastic water bottles

Answer: Beautiful handmade crafts like textiles and beadwork

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What can visitors do at the Inema Arts Centre?

Choices

  1. Play soccer on a big field
  2. Explore studios, admire artwork, and participate in workshops ✓
  3. Go fishing in a lake
  4. Buy fresh groceries

Answer: Explore studios, admire artwork, and participate in workshops

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What can you see along the trail when hiking Mount Kigali?

Choices

  1. Only tall city buildings
  2. Lush vegetation and glimpses of local wildlife ✓
  3. A huge sandy desert
  4. A frozen ice rink

Answer: Lush vegetation and glimpses of local wildlife

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What is the main purpose of the Kigali Genocide Memorial?

Choices

  1. To host big concerts
  2. To sell souvenirs to tourists
  3. To educate future generations about the dangers of hatred and the importance of reconciliation ✓
  4. To provide a playground for children

Answer: To educate future generations about the dangers of hatred and the importance of reconciliation

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What can you find in Kigali's car-free zone?

Choices

  1. Only lots of cars
  2. Street performers, food vendors, and public events ✓
  3. Empty fields with nothing in them
  4. Big factories making loud noises

Answer: Street performers, food vendors, and public events

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What does Kigali represent for Rwanda?

Choices

  1. A very old and forgotten city
  2. A symbol of Rwanda's journey towards reconciliation and progress ✓
  3. A place that is always sad and quiet
  4. A small town that is shrinking

Answer: A symbol of Rwanda's journey towards reconciliation and progress

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