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This Study Work Guide has been compiled according to the requirements of the Curriculum and Assessment Policy Statement of the Department of Basic Education for the prescribed text My Children! My Africa! for Grade 12 First Additional Language.
This guide will assist learners in their understanding of the text and their preparation for examinations. It assumes that learners have a copy of the prescribed text at hand as it refers to this text and supplements it with additional literary concepts applicable to the genre and more contextual questions according to cognitive levels.
It comprises in-depth discussions and contextual questions of each of the following: Section A: Background information About My Children! My Africa! About Athol Fugard What is a drama? The drama script The drama performance Important dramatic features of My Children! My Africa! Historical background to My Children! My Africa! The State of Emergency The dawn of democracy The education crisis of the eighties Extract 1: Revealing Mr M’s opinion Extract 2: Revealing Thami’s opinion The newspaper report that served as the inspiration for the play Fugard’s motivation for writing the play Section B: Character summary
Mr Anela Myalata + extra notes Thami Mbikwana + extra notes Isabel Dyson + extra notes Section C: Scene-by-scene summary of the play
Act 1 Scene 1: The great debate Act 1 Scene 2: Isabel’s first monologue Act 1 Scene 3: Invitation to the quiz Act 1 Scene 4: Mr M’s first monologue Act 1 Scene 5: Thami and Isabel practise for the quiz Act 1 Scene 6: Thami’s monologue Act 2 Scene 1: Thami decides to join the boycott Act 2 Scene 2: Mr M’s second monologue Act 2 Scene 3: Mr M is killed Act 2 Scene 4: Isabel confronts Thami Act 2 Scene 5: Isabel’s second monologue Section D: Plot summary revision