From a Long Walk to Freedom Test

How did Nelson Mandela try to serve his people?

• He tried to live as and example for others.

• He served on the highest court in South Africa.

• He joined with others to work for an end to apartheid.

• He put his family and occupation before his country.

What transformation was Mandela hoping for?

• And end to apartheid in South Africa.

• A new occupation.

• Women's right to vote in South Africa.

• Free education for all in South Africa.

According to Mandela, what are the twin obligations that every man has?

• An obligation to his county; and obligation to his ideals

• An obligation to his family; and obligation to his country

• An obligation to his ancestors; and obligation to future generations

• An obligation to his family; and obligation to his friends

At what point in his life did Mandela become aware that his freedoms were limited?

• Ever since he could remember.

• When he became a young man.

• Once he was a practicing lawyer.

• When he was in prison.

At the end of the text, what does Mandela write that he plans to do?

• He plans to rest and write more about his life.

• He plans to continue his long walk to freedom.

• He plans to reunite with is wife and children.

• He plans to lead his party and the South African government.

What word means duties to carry out?

• profound

• oppression

• obligations

• obstructed

• enhances

Which word means to prevent; made difficult?

• profound

• oppression

• obligagtions

• obstructed

• enhances

What word means unjust treatment?

• profound

• oppression

• obligations

• obstructed

• enhances

Which word means improve?

• profound

• oppression

• obligations

• obstructed

• enhances

Which word means very strong; serious?

• profound

• oppression

• obligations

• obstructed

• enhances