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Which TWO details support the idea that China has embraced
some human
rights
reforms?
a. an amendment to the
Constitution
b. ongoing interrogation by police and
prosecutors
c. Reeducation-Through-Labor
programs
d. respectful handling by justice and
other officials
e. surveillance of activities and monitoring of speech -
ANSWER-a,d
What does Liu mean when he says that although the charges
against him are "different in name, their real substance is
basically the same"? - ANSWER-Both charges have different
wording but really involve speech crime.
,Liu says "Twenty years have passed, but the ghosts of June
Fourth have not yet been laid to rest. What does he mean by
"The ghosts of June Fourth" - ANSWER-The ghosts are the
aftereffects of the protest in Tiananmen Square
How does the tone of Liu's writing change when he speaks
about his wife? -
ANSWER-It becomes more poetic and
emotional.
What price did Liu pay for expressing his political views? -
ANSWER-He could
no longer work as a teacher or speak
publicly.
According to Tutu, why has South Africa remained stable after
the end of apartheid? - ANSWER-Because Nelson MAndela and
other ordinary people south forgiveness and reconciliation
instead of seeking violent revenge.
What does the idiom " so quiet you could here a pin drop"
mean? - ANSWER-It means a silence so profound that even the
slightest sound, such as that of a pin could be heard.
What is Desmond Tutu's tone in his speech? - ANSWER-
positive, hopeful and
celebrating
, "Can an Evil Man Change?" is written from the point of view
of - ANSWER-a
journalist.
Read the following excerpt from "Can an Evil Man Change?"
With his intimate knowledge of apartheid-era security
agencies, ĮMr. de Kock)
began to assist victims in finding the remains of loved
ones. He provided
answers and pointed to places where bodies
could be found.
Which rhetorical device does the author use to support her
claim that de Kock
has changed? - ANSWER-
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In "Can an Evil Man Change?" what is significant about the
question of whether
de Kock has
changed?
a. It suggests that an evil system taught men like him to be evil.
b. It makes it difficult to believe that South Africans can ever be
reconciled.