Quiz on Benjamin Zephaniah's Experiences

How did Zephaniah's ideas at school often relate to his teachers' ideas?

• They always agreed

• They were ignored

• They were the opposite

• They were praised

How did Zephaniah feel about the teachers who wanted to have an individual approach?

• He felt angry with them

• He appreciated their efforts

• He ignored them

• He felt they were not allowed to be kind

What did Zephaniah think about the teacher's suggestion to play football?

• He was excited

• He felt stereotyped

• He was indifferent

• He was grateful

What did Zephaniah believe about the past education system?

• It was more advanced

• It was a different kind of country

• It was more inclusive

• It was better than the present

What did the narrator do for their first book?

• Told poems to their girlfriend

• Wrote a novel

• Published a diary

• Created a comic

What was the impact of the narrator's first book?

• It was a success, especially within the black community

• It was ignored, especially within the black community

• It was criticized, especially within the black community

• It was a failure, especially within the black community

What does the author emphasize about being dyslexic?

• It's a personal problem.

• It's a natural way to be.

• It's a disadvantage.

• It's a temporary condition.

What job was the author offered at Brunel University?

• Professor of history.

• Professor of mathematics.

• Professor of poetry and creative writing.

• Professor of science.

What is the tone of the author towards dyslexia?

• Negative

• Positive

• Neutral

• Dismissive

What is the main message of the text regarding dyslexia?

• It is a serious defect

• It should be hidden

• It can be a source of strength

• It is a minor issue