Born a Crime Chapter 15

Andrew changed Trevor’s life by

• a. showing him how to make CDs.

• b. introducing him to businessmen.

• c. giving him a CD writer.

• d. paying him well.

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According to Trevor, what does money give people?

• a. possessions

• b. happiness

• c. choices

• d. fake friends

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Which is NOT a way that Trevor spent his earnings from his CD business?

• a. McDonald's food

• b. a necklace for his mother

• c. more equipment

• d. a phone

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The city of Alexandra can best be described as

• a. beautiful and serene

• b. crime-ridden and wild

• c. a metropolitan area

• d. area for the middle-class workers

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Instead of only making CDs, what else does Trevor do with his talent and equipment?

• a. Hosts parties where he is the DJ.

• b. Sets up his equipment for tent revivals.

• c. Announces at horse races.

• d. None of these.

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What is true of the European names selected by black people in South Africa?

• a. A European name is chosen based on its meaning.

• b. A European name is a requirement.

• c. A European name goes first followed by an African middle name.

• d. A, B, and C

• e. B and C only

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What caused a huge misunderstanding at King David School?

• a. Trevor played a song with controversial lyrics.

• b. One of the female dancers with Trevor was clothed in tiny outfit.

• c. The music was too loud for this conservative school.

• d. One of the dancers was named Hitler, and Trevor cheered him on.

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Which word does NOT describe Trevor in this chapter?

• a. resourceful

• b. clever

• c. persistent

• d. withdrawn

• e. risk taker

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Even though Trevor was spending his own money, his mother would not allow him to

eat out whenever he wanted. She required dinner meals at home with family.

• True

• False

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Trevor realized first hand the importance of giving people resources they need to

achieve their goals, which he does not consider a handout if the person must

then work with the resources to successful.

• True

• False

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