2025 short final AP

What event led to Nelson Mandela's arrest and imprisonment?

• Participating in a peaceful protest

• Being involved in a violent uprising

• Treason for conspiring against the government

• Illegal crossing of borders

Who is Nelson Mandela's second wife, who also played a significant role in the anti-apartheid movement?

• Albertina Sisulu

• Winnie Madikizela-Mandela

• Ruth First

• Helen Suzman

What was the name of the prison where Nelson Mandela spent most of his imprisonment?

• Pollsmoor Prison
• Pretoria Local Prison
• Robben Island
• Johannesburg Central Prison

What is the primary message conveyed by the movie?

• The importance of armed struggle
• The power of forgiveness and reconciliation
• The necessity of international intervention
• The inevitability of conflict

What role does F.W. de Klerk play in the movie?

• Mandela's lawyer
• The President who released Mandela
• The judge who sentenced Mandela
• An anti-apartheid activist

How does the film depict Winnie Madikizela-Mandela's role in the anti-apartheid struggle?

• As a passive supporter
• As a controversial and active leader
• As an opponent of Nelson Mandela
• As a neutral party

Which of the following best explains how the film portrays the shift in Nelson Mandela's leadership strategy during his imprisonment?

• He becomes more radicalized, calling for more violent resistance from prison.
• He begins to work secretly with the South African government to gain personal favors.
• He realizes that reconciliation and negotiation are more effective than armed struggle.
• He distances himself from the ANC to form a new political faction.

In what way does the film use the relationship between Nelson and Winnie Mandela to reflect the broader struggle against apartheid?

• Their relationship demonstrates how apartheid brought people closer together.
• Their separation highlights the personal cost and emotional toll of the resistance.
• Their romance serves as a symbol of unity between different racial groups.
• Their marriage was used as a political alliance to gain international support.

What does the movie highlight as a key factor in Mandela’s decision to adopt armed struggle?

• Influence from communist ideology
• The government's violent repression of peaceful protests
• Personal vendetta
• Financial incentives

How does the movie depict Mandela's life immediately after his release from prison?

• As carefree and relaxed
• As filled with political challenges and reconciliation efforts
• As focused on his legal practice
• As isolated and reclusive