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WorksheetsRevision Long walk to freedom Part-2 ( sacrifices had wrough
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 7mins
The jet show was a display of .............(3 points)
pinpoint precision
military force
demonstration of the military’s loyalty to the new government
the country's might
none of the above
What gesture of the military official made Nelson proud?
the police force saluted him and pledged their loyalty
the air show performed by the military officials
the march past of the South African Military force
None of the above
South African Jets left a smoke trail of ......
Black, white, green, blue and gold
black, red, green, blue and gold
black, red, green, violet and gold
What followed the air show?
the address of the new president
singing of national anthems
taking pledge
None of the above
Which was the Whites' national anthem?
‘Die Stem’
‘Nkosi Sikelel –iAfrika’
Which was the blacks' anthem?
‘Die Stem’
‘Nkosi Sikelel –iAfrika’
When did the white-skinned people of South Africa erect the apartheid system? (3 points)
In the first decade of the twentieth century
a few years after the bitter Anglo-Boer war
after Nelson Mandela was born
before Nelson Mandela's birth
Apartheid system formed the basis of one of the .............. societies the world has ever known.
amazing, beautiful
harshest, most inhumane
strongest, inhumane
none of the above
Apartheid system was replaced by a system that........
gives opportunities to all equally
recognised the rights and freedoms of all people
establishes supremacy
What brought freedom to the blacks?
the constitution of South Africa
the generosity of the whites
the sacrifices, suffering and courage of thousands of people
What was Nelson Mandela's pain?
the pain that he had undergone in the prison
he was not able to thank the people who sacrificed their life for the freedom
the pain of discrimination faced by the black people of South Africa
Why did he feel sorry for the people who sacrificed their lives?
they could not withstand the fight against the British
these héros could not see what their sacrifices had brought
they could not take care of their family
