Exploring Chapter 8 of Born A Crime for Young Readers

The transcript narrates a personal journey of reconnecting with an estranged father. It begins with a mother's advice to find the father for self-discovery. The narrator explores the father's mysterious past, his personality, and beliefs, including his stance against racism. The story covers life experiences with the father, their separation, and the eventual reunion, highlighting the father's pride and the narrator's realization of being chosen.

Why did the narrator's mother insist on him finding his father?

• To complete his identity

• To learn about his father's culture

• Because his father was wealthy

• To understand his heritage

What was unique about the narrator's father's lifestyle?

• He was a famous chef

• He lived a very private life

• He was a professional athlete

• He was a public figure

What was the narrator's father's view on marriage?

• It was outdated

• It was essential for happiness

• It was a religious sacrament

• It was a way to control others

What was the main reason the narrator's father opened an integrated restaurant?

• To make a lot of money

• To introduce Swiss cuisine

• To become famous

• To challenge apartheid

What did the narrator's father do to challenge racial segregation?

• Organized protests

• Ran for political office

• Opened an integrated restaurant

• Wrote articles

How did the narrator's father react to apartheid's racial policies?

• By ignoring them

• By challenging them through his actions

• By complying with them

• By leaving the country

Why did the narrator lose touch with his father?

• His father moved away

• He was too busy with his career

• His stepfather was against it

• All of the above

What was the narrator's favorite meal prepared by his father?

• Swiss fondue

• German rosti

• Italian pasta

• French croissants

How did the narrator finally reconnect with his father?

• Through the Swiss Embassy

• By hiring a private investigator

• By chance encounter

• Through social media

What did the narrator discover about his father's interest in his life?

• He was disappointed

• He was secretly proud

• He was unaware of his achievements

• He was indifferent