Best Books Study Work Guide: My Children! My Africa!. Peter Southey
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Название: Best Books Study Work Guide: My Children! My Africa!
Автор: Peter Southey
Издательство: Ingram
Жанр: Учебная литература
Серия: Best Books Study Work Guides
isbn: 9781776070602
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The newspaper report that served as the inspiration for the play (p. 11)
1.It is likely that the youths who knifed and necklaced Anele Myalatya are the same ones who __________________________________. (2)
2.It is also likely that Anele Myalatya thought that ____________________________ was innocent but _____________________________ _____________________________ were criminals. (1+2)
3.According to the youths who killed Anele Myalatya, it is a capital offence to ____________________________. (2)
Fugard’s motivation for writing the play (p. 11)
Consider the implication in the final paragraph in the text box on p. 11 before filling in the spaces in the sentence below.
Fugard intended this play to provide those ____________________________ with the point of view of ____________________________. (4)
Section B: Character summary (p. 12)
Select from this summary to fill in the following frameworks for the three characters in the play:
Mr Anela Myalata
Photograph: Mr Anela Myalata played by John Kani at The Market Theatre production of the play in 1989. John Kani was nominated for an Olivier Award, an award to recognise excellence in professional theatre, for his role in this theatre production. (Credit: Ruphin Coudyzer)
Mr M shows his opposition to _________________________________ by arranging _________________________________ between his own learners and ____________________________. He invites ____________________________ to join ____________________________ in a forthcoming ____________________________ and forms a close relationship with them while they prepare for it. He believes Thami has ____________________________. (8)
Mr M refuses to take part in ____________________________ and tries to bring an end to it by ________________________________ to the police. He is branded as ____________________________ but ignores ____________________________ and refuses to ____________________________. While he is ____________________________ he is ____________________________. (7)
Thami Mbikwana
Photograph: Thami (played by Raphulana Seiphemo) and Isabel (played by Kathy-Jo Ross) at The Market Theatre production of the play in 1989. (Credit: Ruphin Coudyzer)
Thami opposes Isabel Dyson in a debate that Mr M arranges between his school and hers and they “____________________________”. He rejects Mr M’s views on ____________________________ instead joins ____________________________. He tries in vain to warn Mr M about the plot to ____________________________ and ____________________________. Realising that he is suspected of _______________________________________, he ____________________________. (7)
Isabel Dyson
Photograph: Isabel (played by Kathy-Jo Ross) at The Market Theatre production of the play in 1989. (Credit: Ruphin Coudyzer)
Isabel is invited along with some classmates to ____________________________ against a neighbouring black school. She becomes friendly with ____________________________, Thami, and accepts Mr M’s invitation to partner Thami in ____________________________. This plan is overtaken by _______________________________ in which ____________________________. “She says her last farewell to him” at the ____________________________, where he was ____________________________. (7)
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