Understanding South Africa's History and Challenges

What is one of the main reasons South Africa has been a destination for various groups throughout history?

• Its political stability

• Its strategic location

• Its resource-rich land

• Its advanced technology

How has Lwazi's relationship with his brother Adon changed over time?

• They have become closer due to shared interests

• They have become business partners

• They have always been distant

• Their relationship has strained due to political differences

What was the purpose of the apartheid system in South Africa?

• To encourage tourism

• To separate citizens by race

• To improve education for all

• To promote economic growth

Who played a significant role in ending apartheid in South Africa?

• Mahatma Gandhi

• Martin Luther King Jr.

• Nelson Mandela

• Winston Churchill

What sport does Lwazi play, and how does it influence his perspective on racial issues?

• Cricket; it teaches him discipline

• Rugby; it helps him see beyond racial lines

• Basketball; it helps him make friends

• Soccer; it makes him more competitive

How does Lwazi initially react to Ethan joining his rugby team?

• He is skeptical but later supportive

• He is hostile and unwelcoming

• He is supportive from the start

• He is indifferent

What does Lwazi learn about white South Africans from Ethan?

• White South Africans do not face any challenges

• White South Africans are not interested in sports

• Many white South Africans face hardships

• All white South Africans are wealthy

What event leads to a confrontation between Lwazi and his brother Adon?

• A family dinner

• A school event

• A political rally

• A neighborhood conflict

What is Lwazi's response when Adon questions his defense of Ethan?

• He defends Ethan as a friend and teammate

• He remains silent

• He agrees with Adon

• He leaves the scene

What does Lwazi believe is necessary for South Africa to thrive?

• More international aid

• More sports programs

• Valuing skills and talents over skin color

• Increased political power for one group