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Indaba, My Children by Vusamazulu Credo Mutwa
  • 1. Who is the author of 'Indaba, My Children'?
A) Wole Soyinka
B) Chinua Achebe
C) Vusamazulu Credo Mutwa
D) Nelson Mandela
  • 2. Which culture's stories are prominently featured in 'Indaba, My Children'?
A) Maasai
B) Xhosa
C) Zulu
D) Yoruba
  • 3. How does Mutwa characterize the oral tradition in the book?
A) As purely entertainment
B) As a vital part of cultural identity
C) As irrelevant
D) As outdated
  • 4. What does the term 'Indaba' mean in Zulu?
A) A festival
B) A discussion or meeting
C) A battle
D) A song
  • 5. In 'Indaba, My Children', stories are often used to:
A) Discuss modern issues
B) Preserve cultural heritage
C) Teach mathematics
D) Promote pop culture
  • 6. What type of audience is 'Indaba, My Children' written for?
A) General readers interested in culture
B) Experts in literature only
C) Scientists only
D) Children only
  • 7. What does Mutwa aim to achieve through his storytelling?
A) Political power
B) Financial gain
C) Cultural awareness and preservation
D) Social media fame
  • 8. What is the impact of nature in 'Indaba, My Children'?
A) A nuisance
B) Only a backdrop
C) Integral to existence and culture
D) Secondary and unimportant
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