Understanding Multiculturalism and Education

What significant change occurred in the speaker's life after being accepted into an orphanage?

• He started a business.

• He received an education.

• He was able to travel the world.

• He became a carpenter.

What was unique about the speaker's sponsor family?

• They visited him in Uganda.

• They sent him to college in America.

• They were from Uganda.

• They were famous celebrities.

How did the speaker feel when he received his visa to the United States?

• Indifferent

• Anxious

• Disappointed

• Excited

What was the speaker's reaction to receiving a warm towel on the plane?

• He ignored it.

• He used it to clean his shoes.

• He followed others' actions.

• He asked for another one.

What did the sponsor family have to teach the speaker upon his arrival in America?

• Basic household appliances

• How to drive a car

• How to play basketball

• How to cook American food

What solution does the speaker humorously suggest for parents dealing with teenage children?

• Take them on a vacation

• Enroll them in sports

• Adopt a child

• Send them to boarding school

What does the speaker credit for his educational success?

• His friends in America

• The education system in Uganda

• The support of his sponsor family

• His own hard work

According to the speaker, what is universal but not equally available?

• Education

• Happiness

• Talent

• Wealth

What does the speaker believe multiculturalism can help address?

• Environmental issues

• Economic inequality

• Human qualities like xenophobia

• Technological advancements

What does the speaker challenge the audience to do for children?

• Teach them a new language

• Help them experience multiculturalism

• Encourage them to travel

• Enroll them in sports