Cry Freedom 5-6

Why did Woods invite Ken to a black football match?

• a) To watch Biko play football

• b) To introduce him to black culture and sports

• c) To discuss business strategies

• d) To meet with black activists

What was the overall tone of Steve Biko's speech at the football match?

• a) Aggressive and confrontational

• b) Humorous and light-hearted

• c) Inspiring and empowering

• d) Dismissive and apathetic

What did Tenjy emphasize about their society's contribution to the world?

• a) Advanced technology

• b) Industrial development

• c) Teaching people to live together

• d) Economic prosperity

What did Steve Biko emphasize as the key to changing South Africa?

• a) Violent revolution

• b) Relying on the white man for change

• c) Filling the black community with pride about

  black identity

• d) Separating black and white societies

How did Woods react when Biko said he wanted to be himself and not what others wanted him to be?

• a) He agreed and supported Biko's stance

• b) He laughed and dismissed Biko's statement

• c) He felt angry and argued against Biko's idea

• d) He remained silent and observed the conversation

What did Mapetla compare the white man's actions to when he first came to Africa?

• a) Building fences

• b) Hunting for cattle

• c) Asking for permission to pass through

• d) Bringing his family and cattle

Who was the speaker before Steve Biko at the football match?

• a) John Qumza

• b) Donald Woods

• c) Mzimbi

• d) Mapetla Mohapi

How did the crowd react to Biko's speech?

• a) They booed and heckled him

• b) They remained silent and uninterested

• c) They clapped, cheered, and stood up

• d) They protested and demanded action

What is Mzimbi calling for?

• Violent revolution against the white man

• Peaceful negotiations with the government

• Unity and violent resistance against exploitation

• Submission to the authority of the white man