Born a Crime Final Flashcard

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Which tribe does the author describe as 'thinkers'?

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The Xhosa.

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What happened to Trevor's bicycle?

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He never saw it again.

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In what country did the author grow up?

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South Africa.

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How many churches did Trevor Noah and his family attend on Sundays?

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Three.

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What 'business' did Trevor have at school?

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Standing in line for snacks for people so they didn't have to wait.

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What is the significance of the Xhosa tribe in Trevor Noah's narrative?

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The Xhosa tribe is portrayed as intellectuals and thinkers, influencing Trevor's perspective on culture and identity.

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How does Trevor Noah's experience with his bicycle reflect broader themes in 'Born a Crime'?

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It symbolizes loss and the challenges of growing up in a complex socio-political environment.

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What role does religion play in Trevor Noah's upbringing?

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Religion is a significant aspect of his life, with multiple church attendances reflecting the diverse beliefs in his community.

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How does Trevor's entrepreneurial spirit manifest in his school life?

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He capitalizes on his peers' need for snacks by standing in line for them, showcasing his resourcefulness.

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What does the title 'Born a Crime' signify in the context of Trevor Noah's life?

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It refers to the circumstances of his birth under apartheid laws, which deemed his existence illegal due to his mixed-race heritage.