"Immorality Act, 1927" - "Born a Crime"

1. When was the Immorality Act passed?

• 1977.

• 1827

• 1877.

• 1927.

In what country did the author grow up?

• Nigeria.

• South Africa.

• South America.

• North Africa.

Which tribe does the author describe as "warriors"?

• The Sotho.

• The Zulu.

• The Tswana.

• The Xhosa.

Which tribe does the author describe as "thinkers"?

• The Sotho.

• The Tswana.

• The Zulu.

• The Xhosa.

Who threw the author from a moving vehicle when he was a young boy?

• A policeman.

• His mother.

• A bank robber.

• His father.

Which church does the author describe as "passionate" and "cathartic"?

• The mostly black church.

• The Chinese church.

• The mostly white church.

• The multiracial church.

On what does the author blame most of the things that have gone wrong in his life?

• The death of his mother.

• Second-hand cars.

• Fear.

• Apartheid.

What predominately Zulu political group violently opposed the African National Congress after the end of apartheid?

• The Xhosa.

• The National Socialists.

• The Sotho.

• The Inkatha.

How did the author's mother save him from the threatening men on the mini-bus?

• She beat the men senseless.

• She threatened the men into leaving them alone.

• She bribed the men into leaving them alone.

• She threw him out of the vehicle.

Who did the author accuse of tricking his mother into going to church the day they were threatened in the minibus?

• He claimed that the pastor tricked his mother.

• He accused the Devil.

• Trevor claimed that he tricked her himself.

• He accused God.