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5. Focuses on keeping family together

6. Stephen Kumalo

7. White farmer who becomes a friend to the natives

8. James Jarvis

9. Man who lived in Johannesburg and died fighting for justice

10. Arthur Jarvis

11. Voice of a bull

12. John Kumalo

13. Activist who is not afraid to die for the cause of equality

14. Dubula

15. Leads Stephen on his journey into Johannesburg

16. Msimangu

17. Morally “Sick”

18. Gertrude

19. Son of John; one of the three thieves who broke into Arthur Jarvis’ home

20. Matthew Kumalo

21. The “brains” of the three leaders of the resistance to the separation in Johannesburg

22. Tomlinson

23. The lawyer for Absalom Kumalo

24. Mr. Carmichael

25. Word choice

26. Diction

27. Appearance differs from reality

28. Irony

29. Criticizing in order to point a flaw

30. Satire

31. Voice or role a character plays that echoes the thoughts of the author

32. Persona

33. Art of speaking effectively and persuasively

34. Rhetoric

35. Why does Absalom Kumalo go to Johannesburg?

36. To find his Aunt Gertrude

37. What illustrates how corrupt Johannesburg is to Stephen?

38. Being robbed

39. What is ironic about Arthur Jarvis’ death?

40. He is killed by those he was trying to save.

41. What is the purpose of the intercalary chapter centered on Shantytown?

42. To illustrate the hardships of natives who have journeyed to Johannesburg

43. What does John Kumalo’s response to Absalom’s arrest for murder reveal about his character?

44. He’s selfish, ruthless, and corrupt.

45. What is John Kumalo’s biggest weakness?

46. Lacks courage

47. Describe Shantytown

48. Temporary, makeshift shacks made from materials such as sacks, poles, grass, etc.

49. What was Absalom’s reputation like at the reformatory?

50. Model student

51. What does James Jarvis’ prejudice toward the Afrikaners reveal about the white population?

52. There is a division based on a prejudice

53. What is the main argument of Arthur Jarvis’ unfinished manuscript?

54. Further cruel treatment of the natives is morally unaceptable

55. Who does Jarvis blame for native crime?

56. White population

57. Gertrude’s unexpected departure at the end of the novel suggests that Kumalo _______.

58. Has failed to reunite his family

59. What did the judge mean when he stated, “The judge does not make the law, it is the people who make the law”?

60. It is the people who are unfair, not the law.

61. Name two signs of hope for the natives of Ndotsheni at the end of the novel.

62. Milk, Dam, Ag Expert, Thunderstorm

63. Describe the political view of the young agricultural expert.

64. He’s grateful for the help of the white population but blames the plight of natives on white policies. Believes that each man should work the land together, such as in communism.

65. What is the most significant difference between the civil rights movement and apartheid? Why?

66. Answer will vary.