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1 How has Thulani’s nomination changed his life?


2 Quote evidence that proves that the competition to be a finalist was huge. 3 Explain the use of the hyphen in “after-school”. 3.1 What part of speech is the word “after-school”?


4 Provide one word of your own word for Madondo’s attitude towards being nominated as a finalist.


5 In your view is Madondo a deserving finalist? In your answer consider his achievements and evaluate his successes.


6 How is Madondo particularly equipped to know the challenges of the young and poor?


7 Do you agree with Madondo’s realisation that “education is the only way out of these challenging conditions that people live in”? Explain your view.


8 Quote the word that tells us that Madondo is looking towards Nelson Mandela as an example of what he would like to achieve.


9 What quality in Nelson Mandela’s character has inspired Madondo? Language


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1 Comment on the two boys’ body language in frame 1 and explain what it reveals about their state of mind.


2 Refer only to the text for this answer. How are we made aware in frame 2 that the boy on the left is not happy?


2.1 How does his body language reinforce his words? 3 What is Mandla feeling in frame 2?


3.1 Quote 5 of Mandla’s words that prove this.


4 “Mandla, you’re killing me here” in frame 3. 4.1 Is this statement literal or figurative? 4.2 Explain your answer.


5 What does Mandla imply the syringe was used for?


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