Nelson Mandela - Long Walk to Freedom MCQ Questions Answers Test 2 for Practice

16. Who was appointed the president of South Africa?

1. Nelson Mandela
2. Mr de Klerk
3. Thabo Mbeki
4. Oliver Tambo

17. Which party did Mandela join?

1. National African Party
2. African National Congress
3. he did not join any party
4. Indian National Congress

18. How did Mandela's hunger for freedom change his life?

1. turned from law-abiding attorney to a criminal
2. turned a life-loving man to live like a monk
3. turned from frightened to bold
4. all of these

19. A man who takes away another man's freedom is

1. rude
2. criminal
3. White
4. a prisoner of hatred

20. Who, according to Mandela is not free?

1. oppressor
2. oppressor and oppressed both
3. oppressed
4. none of these

21. What does depths of oppression create?

1. poverty
2. heights of character
3. oppressed
4. lack of freedom

22. Why is it easy to learn to love?

1. Because it comes naturally
2. Because they are less in number
3. Because you have will to do this.
4. None of the Above

23. What created a lasting wound in Nelson's country?

1. The policy of fighting
2. The policy of economic backwardness
3. The policy of apartheid
4. None of the Above

24. Who was appointed the first Deputy President of South Africa ?

1. Oliver Tambo
2. Thabo Mbeki
3. Mr de Klerk
4. Nelson Mandela

25. Who was appointed the second Deputy President of South Africa ?

1. Oliver Tambo
2. Nelson Mandela
3. Thabo Mbeki
4. Mr de Klerk

26. The Apartheid regime of South Africa were strong believers of:

1. God
2. Equality
3. Racialism
4. All of the above.

27. Politicians and Dignitaries from more than...............countries attended the ceremony

1. 240
2. 150
3. 220
4. 140

28. Nelson Mandela's life was animated by:

1. Riches and golds of South Africa
2. Laughter of his people
3. The desire for the freedom for his people
4. Justice for his people

29. How many national anthems were sung on the occasion of inauguration?

1. one
2. two
3. three
4. none

30. What change brought international leaders to South Africa?

1. peace
2. humanity
3. trade negotiations
4. End of Apartheid