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What does Nelson Mandela think is more natural to the human heart, love or hate?
According to Nelson Mandela, man's goodness is a flame that can be extinguished.
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What are the two obligations that every man has, according to Nelson Mandela?
obligations to his family, to his parents, to his wife and children; and he has an obligation to his people, his community, his country
In a country like South Africa, it was almost impossible for a man of Mandela's ________________ and colour to fulfill both of his obligations.
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What is the title of Nelson Mandela's book, according to the passage?
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Match the following phrases with their meanings:
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Nelson Mandela believes that people can be taught to hate, but not to love.
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What gives Nelson Mandela reassurance and keeps him going, even in the grimmest times in prison?
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Nelson Mandela thinks that people can learn to hate, and if they can learn to hate, they can be taught to ________________.
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Nelson Mandela's book is an autobiography.
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Study Notes
Poem Comparison
- Two poems, "The Tiger" and "The Panther", are compared to discuss the necessity of zoos for the protection and conservation of some species of animals.
- The repetition in "The Tiger" poem creates an effect of emphasizing the tiger's emotions and thoughts.
The Tiger Poem
- The tiger in the poem is behind bars in a cage, growling, snarling, and roaring.
- The tiger wishes not to be behind bars, but is aware of the dangers in the wild, such as hunters, poisoned food, and drowning.
- The poem highlights the tiger's conflicting desires for freedom and safety.
The Panther Poem
- The panther's vision is weary and cannot hold anything else due to the constantly passing bars.
- The panther paces in cramped circles, creating a ritual dance around a paralyzed mighty will.
A Tiger in the Zoo Poem
- The poem contrasts a tiger in the zoo with the tiger in its natural habitat.
- The tiger in the zoo stalks in its vivid stripes, making quiet steps, and snarling around houses at the jungle's edge.
- The tiger is locked in a concrete cell, ignoring visitors, and hears the last voice at night.
Analysis
- The poems use words and images to contrast the two situations of the tiger in the zoo and in the wild.
- The use of repetition and descriptive language creates a vivid image of the tiger's emotions and thoughts.
Nelson Mandela's Quote
- People must learn to hate in order to be taught to love.
- Love comes more naturally to the human heart than its opposite.
- Man's goodness is a flame that can be hidden but never extinguished.
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Quiz on poetry analysis and the importance of zoos in conservation and education.
