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WorksheetsJourney to Jo'Burg Chapters Chapters 10-15
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 7mins
Who was Dumi?
Grace’s brother
Grace’s friend
Grace’s father
Grace’s grandfather
When does Mma’s work begin?
7 a.m.
11 a.m.
7 p.m.
10 a.m.
How many brothers does Grace have?
two
three
one
seven
What was the problem with the baby of the young woman?
It didn't get enough milk
It had a stomach ache
It had a fever
It had a headache
Where did Mma wait for Grace, Tiro and Naledi?
In front of a yellow house
at a lake
at a station in Jo’burg
at the main ticket desk
What were the names of Grace’s brothers?
Patrick and Johann
Peter and Joe
Paul and Jonas
Philipp and Jakob
Why did the mother have to work for the white woman?
She had a pact with her
She would be in danger
The white woman is a good friend
She wouldn’t find a new job
“...... …......” They waved goodbye as they went.
Love you!
Behind you!
See you!
Sala sentle!
How old was the woman with the sick baby next to Mma?
She was as old as Tiro
She was as old as Nono.
She was as old as Grace.
She was as old as Mmangwane.
What does Apartheid mean?
It is a woman's name.
It is the separation of whites and blacks.
It is a celebration of whites and blacks.
It means 'to be very posh'!
What happens when they arrive back home?
Nono has died.
Dineo has died.
Dineo is very weak.
nono is very weak.
When Mma disappears into the doctor's room together with Dineo, Naledi imagines...
...him in a plastic bag.
...how it would be to be a doctor.
...an angel flying with Dineo.
Which of the following statements is wrong?
It did not take them long until they could see the doctor.
Mma payed the tickets for the train back to Soweto.
Naledi and Tiro were shocked about Grace's story.
The woman's dead baby at the doctor's was packed in a plastic bag.
Which of the following statements is correct?
Dineo is completely recovered when Mma arrives at home with her.
Dineo runs into their arms.
Dineo's fever is gone when Mma arrives at home with her.
Dineo does not come back home from the doctor's.
