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South African Theatre

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 3mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What significant even happened in 1948 in South Africa?

a)

Mandela went to prison

b)

Steve Biko was killed

c)

National party came into power

d)

Sharpeville massacre

2.

when the National Party came into power, what did they introduce?

a)

slavery

b)

apartheid

c)

love and peace

d)

pride for all South Africans

3.

What was the Sharpeville Massacre?

a)

black people burnt their pass books in protest to apartheid in front of the police station

b)

schools kids protested against bantu education and being taught in the medium of Afrikaans

c)

1000 people died at the mines while protesting low pay and poor working conditions

d)

when women marched to the union buildings in protest to the oppressing laws of apartheid.

4.

Why did International countries boycott South Africa?

a)

because we have gold

b)

because of the slave system

c)

because of the system of apartheid

d)

because we refused to be under their control

5.

What did the boycott entail?

a)

boycott and ban South African products

b)

boycott and ban south African sport

c)

boycott literature and plays

d)

All the options given

6.

What was aim of black consciousness?

a)

to care for wounded soldiers in the possible civil war

b)

to liberate Mandela from prison

c)

to liberate the black mind from oppression and instill pride in being black.

d)

to create more homes for those who are displaced.

7.

How did the international boycott affect theatre in south Africa

a)

we had to create our own plays based on what was happening in South Africa

b)

we had to buy plays at from the UK

c)

we had to buy plays from the US

d)

we stopped showing plays at the theatre

8.

Afrikaans theatre and literature grew drastically when the NP came into power.

a)

true

b)

false

9.

South African theater has elements of dance, singing and physical theatre

a)

true

b)

false

10.

After 1991 South African theatre changed from resistance to...

a)

reconciliation

b)

justice

c)

peace

d)

violence