Grammar
Literary Terms
Born a Crime
Apartheid
100

What are the three components of a complete sentence?

Subject, verb/predicate, complete thought

100

What is theme?

The central or defining message

100
What is Trevor's native country?

South Africa

100

Explain the basic concept of Apartheid

The segregation of white, black, and colored people

200

What is an independent clause?

A clause that makes sense on its own - a complete sentence.

200

What is characterization?

The author's description of the features of a character

200

Why was Trevor "Born a Crime"?

His mother was black and his father was white in Apartheid South Africa

200

Why was Nelson Mandela famous during/after the Apartheid?

He helped end Apartheid and later become the first black leader or South Africa

300

How are proper nouns different from common nouns?

They refer to a specific person/place/thing & are always capitalized.

300

What is foreshadowing?

A warning or indication or a future event?

300

What are Trevor's parents' names?

Patricia and Robert

300

Which group of people colonized South Africa and later started Apartheid?

The Dutch

400

Name three different conjunctions.

Answers may vary, but some may be: or, and, but, so, yet, nor, for...

400

What is diction?

Word choice

400

Who does Trevor's mother end up marrying?

Abel

400

How were Japanese people classified during the Apartheid?

As white

500

Explain the difference between a compound sentence and a complex sentence.

A compound sentence has two independent clauses, while a complex sentence has one independent clause and one dependent clause.

500

What is imagery?

Visually descriptive sensory language
500

What was the name of Trevor's dog?

Fufi

500

How long did Apartheid last?

Approximately 50 years
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