Born a Crime Chapters 6-7

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What word best describes Trevor’s actions in Chapters 6-7?

Back

Mischievous: Showing a playful desire to cause trouble.

Front

During apartheid, were Japanese and Chinese people classified as colored?

Back

False: The government did not classify Japanese and Chinese people as colored.

Front

Did Trevor and his friend know that setting a small fire would burn down the house?

Back

False: They did not know the fire would spread.

Front

What valuable lesson does Trevor learn concerning Fufi?

Back

People cannot dominate and control what they love.

Front

Was Trevor allowed to participate in communion at his Catholic school?

Back

True: He was not allowed because he was not Catholic.

Front

Define apartheid.

Back

A system of institutionalized racial segregation and discrimination in South Africa.

Front

What is the significance of Trevor's relationship with his dog, Fufi?

Back

It illustrates the theme of love and the inability to control what one loves.

Front

Explain the term 'mischievous' in the context of Trevor's character.

Back

Mischievous refers to playful behavior that often causes trouble, reflecting Trevor's adventurous spirit.

Front

What does Trevor's experience with fire symbolize in the narrative?

Back

It symbolizes the unintended consequences of reckless actions.

Front

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

Back

It places him in a unique position, facing discrimination from multiple racial groups.