Put the following statements in the correct order of events in Cry Freedom Chapter 1 and Chapter 2

a. Woods meets Steven Biko in an old church in white town.

b. The meeting starts with woods being very uncertain.
c. Biko drove the conversation to exchange of roles.
d. Then the ideas and beliefs of Biko’s sank into Woods mind.
e. As Woods saw the intelligence of Biko’s reactions and reasons, he knew that this is
a start to something new.
f. This story is about South Africa.
g. Donald Woods is an editor of the Daily Dispatch, a journal in East London.
h. One morning he gets news of a police raid in the black township Crossroads that
lies in Cape Town.
i. Ken Robertson, another journalist, gave him photos of the raid and he decides to
print them. Robertson asked, “Do we dare use them?” he asked because the
government doesn´t allow the news to print something like that especially about
police beating black people.
j. Consequentially, the next day, Dr. Mamphela, who works with Biko in a clinic, was
very angry and then she came to Woods office to speak to him about the article.
k. After that, she arranged a meeting between them.
l. Woods had trained to be a lawyer.
m.Because of that, he hated how the police treat black people and the brutality
against them.
n. Woods also wrote about Steve Biko and his Black Consciousness.

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Answers

1. This story is about South Africa.

2. Donald Woods is an editor of the Daily Dispatch, a journal in East London.
3. One morning he gets news of a police raid in the black township Crossroads that
lies in Cape Town.
4. Ken Robertson, another journalist, gave him photos of the raid and he decides to
print them. Robertson asked, “Do we dare use them?” he asked because the
government doesn´t allow the news to print something like that especially about
police beating black people.
5. Woods had trained to be a lawyer.
6. Because of that, he hated how the police treat black people and the brutality
against them.
7. Woods also wrote about Steve Biko and his Black Consciousness.
8. Consequentially, the next day, Dr. Mamphela, who works with Biko in a clinic, was
very angry and then she came to Woods office to speak to him about the article.
9. After that, she arranged a meeting between them.
10. Woods meets Steven Biko in an old church in white town.
11. The meeting starts with woods being very uncertain.
12. Biko drove the conversation to exchange of roles.
13. Then the ideas and beliefs of Bike’s sank into Woods mind.
14. As Woods saw the intelligence of Biko’s reactions and reasons, he knew that
this is a start to something new.

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