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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. How many goals did Tutu set for himself after his ordination in 1986?
(a) Nine goals.
(b) Two goals.
(c) Three goals.
(d) Four goals.
2. Where were many of the black leaders educated according to Tutu?
(a) In Christian churches.
(b) In white schools.
(c) Abroad.
(d) In prison.
3. What does Tutu assert sometimes happened to those pleading guilty under the Promotion of National Unity and Reconciliation Act?
(a) They lost their job.
(b) Their marriage ended.
(c) The were hunted down and killed.
(d) They fled the country.
4. What does Tutu say the trials under Promotion of National Unity and Reconciliation Act ensured?
(a) The public would know who to get revenge against.
(b) Christians would not be found guilty.
(c) Knowledge of the law.
(d) Public humiliation.
5. What formed a bridge between the oppressive past of South Africa and his free future?
(a) The guilty verdict against the ex-president.
(b) The blood of the oppressors.
(c) The constitution.
(d) Nelson Mandela.
6. What did people fear would happen on the day of the first election that allowed black people to vote?
(a) A celebration.
(b) Bloodshed.
(c) No turn out.
(d) White intimidation.
7. When was dehumanization reciprocal according to Tutu in "Chapter Three, In the Fullness of Time"?
(a) When victims could have vengeance.
(b) When the oppressors were hurt.
(c) When oppressors go free.
(d) When victims were dead.
8. When were the black people of South Africa allowed to vote for the first time according to "Chapter One, The Prelude"?
(a) March 28, 1994.
(b) April 17, 1994.
(c) April 27, 1994.
(d) April 27, 1994.
9. What part of the New Testament does Tutu say the supporters of Apartheid chose to ignore?
(a) The endorsement of the infinite worth of human beings.
(b) The commandment about killing one another.
(c) The believers' pledge to attend church.
(d) The diversity of human beings.
10. What board was in charge of reassigning members of the same family based on their color according to Tutu?
(a) The Race Classification Board.
(b) The Family Racial Board.
(c) The Black Board.
(d) The Good White Family Board.
11. Who won the 1994 presidential election?
(a) Nelson Mandela.
(b) Robert Butha.
(c) Mangosuthu Buthelezi.
(d) Demond Tutu.
12. What was Tutu preparing for when he was asked to be the head of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, according to "Chapter Five, Up and Running"?
(a) A trip to Japan.
(b) A sabbatical.
(c) Retirement.
(d) Vacation.
13. What South African town exploded in violence in 1996?
(a) East London.
(b) Johannesburg.
(c) Cape Town.
(d) Soweto.
14. What does Tutu say happened to black people injured on the side of the road when an ambulance for whites arrived in the story he recounted?
(a) They were ignored.
(b) They were killed.
(c) They were helped.
(d) They were run over.
15. What was Tutu's rank in the Church?
(a) Pastor.
(b) Archbishop.
(c) Monk.
(d) Bishop.
Short Answer Questions
1. What political event does Tutu speculate could have helped prevent bloodshed?
2. When was Tutu nominated as the head of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission?
3. What period did the Promotion of National Unity and Reconciliation Act apply to?
4. Tutu states freedom would be exchanged for _____________.
5. What does Tutu state was forcibly segregated?
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