Born a Crime: Chapters 1-6 Quiz

In "Born a Crime," how does Trevor Noah describe the impact of apartheid on his family structure?

• It created a unified family environment.

• It led to a fragmented family structure.

• It had no impact on his family.

• It strengthened family bonds.

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What skill does Trevor Noah highlight as essential for survival in a racially divided society?

• Cooking

• Code-switching

• Mathematics

• Singing

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In Chapter 1, how does Trevor's mother defy societal norms?

• By becoming a politician

• By marrying a white man

• By refusing to adhere to apartheid laws

• By moving to another country

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What concept does Trevor Noah use to explain his identity in a racially divided society?

• Cultural assimilation

• Racial ambiguity

• Nationalism

• Ethnic pride

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How does Trevor's mother ensure he receives a good education despite the limitations of apartheid?

• By homeschooling him

• By sending him to private schools

• By bribing school officials

• By moving to a different country

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What role does language play in Trevor Noah's understanding of his identity?

• It isolates him from others.

• It serves as a tool for connection.

• It has no significant role.

• It complicates his identity.

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In Chapter 3, what does Trevor's experience with the mulberry tree symbolize?

• The innocence of childhood

• The complexity of racial identity

• The importance of nature

• The simplicity of life

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How does Trevor's relationship with his stepfather illustrate the challenges of family dynamics under apartheid?

• It shows unconditional love.

• It highlights racial tensions.

• It demonstrates financial stability.

• It reflects societal acceptance.

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What does Trevor Noah's experience with the "black tax" reveal about economic disparities in South Africa?

• It shows the wealth of black families.

• It highlights the financial burden on black individuals.

• It indicates economic equality.

• It suggests government support.

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In Chapter 5, how does Trevor's experience with the "secondhand car" reflect broader societal issues?

• It shows the luxury of life.

• It highlights economic inequality.

• It demonstrates technological advancement.

• It reflects environmental concerns.

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