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Quiz on "Apartheid Explained"

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    Task Description
    Quiz on the video "Apartheid Explained" from the Youtube channel AJ+ presented by Francesca Fiorentini.
    Video details
    Scene summary
    Explaination on the Apartheid and the racial segregation in South Africa from 1948 to 1994.
    Video source
    Quiz on "Apartheid Explained"
    Video length
    2 minutes 57 seconds
    Video genre
    Lectures (e.g. TED talks)
    Language goals
    listening
    Listening comprehension
    Deep listening: Focus on meaning
    Other pedagogical goals
    Level
    The above lesson is a great teaching resource for:Intermediate (B1), Pre-intermediate (A2)
    Student type
    This resource is intended for:High schoolers
    high-school
    High schoolers
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    Sensitivity
    This resource does not contain any images, words or ideas that would upset a reasonable person in any culture.
    Copyright license
    This resource is licensed by ZephyrRedin under the Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial License.
    Upload date
    07/04/2021
    Video quiz questions (printable)
    1. Choose the correct options.
    Nelson Mandela was the last democratically elected president of South Africa.
    True
    False
    2. Choose the correct options.
    Apartheid means "separateness".
    True
    False
    3. Choose the correct options.
    Apartheid protected black people from racism.
    True
    False
    4. Choose the correct options.
    The rights of black people were considered a priority by the British and the Dutch.
    True
    False
    5. Choose the correct options.
    Discrimination began with Apartheid in 1948.
    True
    False
    6. Choose the correct options.
    The black majority wasn't seen as dangerous.
    True
    False
    7. Choose the correct options.
    Public facilities were separated depending on your race.
    True
    False
    8. Choose the correct options.
    "Mixed-race" people were considered as black people.
    True
    False
    9. Choose the correct options.
    Black people were separated depending on their "homeland".
    True
    False
    10. Choose the correct options.
    Working in mine was well paid.
    True
    False
    11. Choose the correct options.
    Apartheid was needed to provide a cheap workforce.
    True
    False
    12. Choose the correct options.
    Black people were not allowed to vote.
    True
    False
    13. Choose the correct options.
    Education was only divided after age 13.
    True
    False
    14. Choose the correct options.
    Black students and youth protests were violently repressed.
    True
    False
    15. Choose the correct options.
    Apartheid eventually ended.
    True
    False
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    ZephyrRedin is from/lives in France and has been a member of iSLCollective since 2021-04-07. ZephyrRedin last logged in on 2021-05-11, and has shared 1 resources on iSLCollective so far.
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