Long Walk to Freedom Quiz | Eight Week Quiz G

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Long Walk to Freedom Quiz | Eight Week Quiz G

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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section 11: Freedom - Chapter 100 - 115.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In Chapter 62, why are the men asked to stop their work?
(a) It is a holiday.
(b) The men go on a hunger strike.
(c) To mend Jerseys instead.
(d) They have broken all the rocks into gravel and they will start a new job the next day.

2. Why does Nelson march with Gaur in 1943?
(a) As a symbolic gesture to join the Communist Party.
(b) To protest the new land laws in Alexandra.
(c) In support of the National Party.
(d) In support of the Alexandra bus boycott.

3. What documentary causes an argument between the ANC and the BCM members?
(a) A documentary on The Hell's Angels.
(b) Helter Skelter.
(c) A documentary on women's rights.
(d) A documentary on WWII.

4. What test does Nelson pass in Chapter 14?
(a) Test to be president of the ANC.
(b) Political delegate test of the United Party.
(c) Driver's test.
(d) The Bar.

5. Why does Nelson enroll in the University of Witwatersrand in Chapter 10?
(a) Because the regent forces him to do so.
(b) Because he never recieved his B.A. from his previous school.
(c) To begin his law degree.
(d) To pursue his dream of becoming an interpretur.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who is Colonel Piet Badenhorst?

2. What township is at the center of the Western Areas Removal protests in Chapter 16?

3. Who is Mr. Swart?

4. What gift does Colonel Tadesse give Nelson in Chapter 48?

5. What begins the negotations talks again in Chapter 110?

(see the answer key)

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