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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through “The World Doesn’t Love You” .

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does the author indicate would probably happen if a black man had sex with a white woman under the apartheid system?
(a) The police would probably let them off with a warning.
(b) The white woman would probably be charged with rape.
(c) The black man would probably be charged with rape.
(d) The police would not care at all.

2. Which tribe does the author describe as "thinkers"?
(a) The Zulu.
(b) The Sotho.
(c) The Tswana.
(d) The Xhosa.

3. How did the author view the "destructive" (79) antics from his youth?
(a) He had an insatiable desire to see the world burn.
(b) He was not destructive at all, he just got a bad rap because of his racial identity.
(c) He wanted vengeance on those that wronged him.
(d) He was creating chaos to see how people reacted.

4. Why did the author perform at the Hammanskraal talent show?
(a) He wanted to show off how many languages he could speak.
(b) He had some new stand-up comedy material to try out.
(c) His friend Tom had promised them he was the famous hip hop hype man, Spliff Star.
(d) He had been challenged to play the ukulele as a dare.

5. How does the author describe his dating life when he was in grade 9 at Sandingham?
(a) He had a new girlfriend or boyfriend every week.
(b) He was so skilled at seduction that other people came to him for advice.
(c) He was not considered popular or attractive.
(d) He was seen as an attractive but dangerous bad boy.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why did Robert's steakhouse close?

2. In the foreword to "Go Hitler!," the author says that the historical education offered in South Africa is similar to what other country?

3. For what crime was the author arrested?

4. Who was the most consistent male figure in the author's life growing up?

5. What gift did Andrew give to the author as a reward for his help?

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