Born A Crime: Ch 3 & 4 Review

Front

How did Trevor convince a group of 'Zulu guys' not to mug him?

Back

He spoke to them in their language.

Front

What class did Trevor end up in after his aptitude test for HA Jack Primary School?

Back

The A class (smart classes).

Front

Why did Trevor's mother ensure he spoke English?

Back

It's the language of power.

Front

What was the reason behind Trevor's grandfather wanting to fight him?

Back

He wanted to defend his honor.

Front

Why did Trevor decide to go to the bathroom on the floor of the house?

Back

He hated the outhouse.

Front

What is the significance of language in Trevor's life as depicted in the book?

Back

Language serves as a tool for connection and survival in a divided society.

Front

How does Trevor's mixed-race identity affect his experiences?

Back

It creates challenges in fitting into different cultural groups.

Front

What role does Trevor's mother play in his upbringing?

Back

She is a strong influence, teaching him resilience and independence.

Front

What does Trevor's experience with the aptitude test reveal about educational systems?

Back

It highlights issues of inequality and the impact of socio-economic status.

Front

How does humor function in Trevor's storytelling?

Back

It serves as a coping mechanism and a way to engage readers.