CLEAN: Frail Nelson Mandela turns 94

The transcript highlights admiration for a respected figure, likely Nelson Mandela, emphasizing his qualities of love, happiness, and greatness. It recounts Mandela's refusal to accept special treatment while working in a quarry, showcasing his commitment to equality and solidarity with fellow prisoners. The narrative concludes by illustrating Mandela's unique ability to relate to people of all ages, reinforcing his legacy of equality and connection.

What qualities are attributed to Mr. Mandela in the first section?

• Courage and strength

• Humor and wit

• Love and happiness

• Wisdom and intelligence

Why did Mr. Mandela refuse special treatment at the quarry?

• He believed in equality among prisoners.

• He was unaware of the offer.

• He preferred working with tools.

• He wanted to show his strength.

What was Mr. Mandela's stance on the treatment of prisoners?

• He believed in special privileges for leaders.

• He thought all prisoners should be treated equally.

• He wanted to work less than others.

• He believed in strict punishment for all.

How is Mr. Mandela described in terms of his ability to connect with people?

• He was indifferent to others.

• He could relate to people of all ages.

• He struggled to connect with children.

• He could only relate to adults.

On what basis was Mr. Mandela released?

• His age

• Equality

• His leadership role

• His health condition