Born A Crime: Ch 3 & 4 Review

Front

What was Trevor's reason for going to the bathroom on the floor of the house?

Back

He hated the outhouse.

Front

What condition did Koko, Trevor’s great-grandmother, have?

Back

She was blind.

Front

Why did Trevor choose to take B classes instead of A classes?

Back

He felt more comfortable with the students in B.

Front

How did people in Soweto typically build their homes?

Back

They built rooms over time so that it would add up to a complete home.

Front

What motivated Trevor's grandfather to want to fight him?

Back

He wanted to defend his honor.

Front

What does the term 'outhouse' refer to in the context of Trevor's experience?

Back

An outdoor toilet, often considered unpleasant.

Front

How does Trevor's relationship with his great-grandmother Koko reflect his family dynamics?

Back

It shows the complexities of family relationships and the impact of generational differences.

Front

What social factors influenced Trevor's decision to attend B classes?

Back

The comfort level with peers and social dynamics in the classroom.

Front

What does the construction of homes in Soweto reveal about the community's economic conditions?

Back

It indicates a gradual accumulation of resources and the challenges faced by residents.

Front

In what ways does Trevor's grandfather's desire to fight illustrate cultural values?

Back

It highlights the importance of honor and respect in their cultural context.