The Other Side Of Truth Beverley Naidoo Chapter

n° 4 – chapter 17 – Lies thicken I – Reminders of the past : the characters and the objects reminding Sade of her beloved ones and of her life in Lagos / Mixed feelings of joy and pain • Jenny had been one of the first characters to remind Sade of her Lagos. She looked like her Iyawo, the female ebony head she had to leave on her desk when leaving hastily her home with Uncle Tunde. This is why she nicknamed her Jenny-Iyawo. • Then, Mrs Appiah who strongly reminds Sade of Mama Buki

" Sea of faces " The other side of truth Beverley Naidoo The Other Side of Truth is a novel about nigerian politic refugees, written by Beverley Naidoo. It tells the story of two children, Sade and her brother Femi, who going to leave their country Nigeria after the murder of their mother. The extract we're going to study is at the chapter 20, where Sade arrives in her new school and sees a "sea of faces". Problematic: How will be her day in this school ? I/ A different system of education

de l’évaluation écrite 01 The Other Side of Truth Part One Reading Comprehension (30 points) General comprehension  Chapter Two is entitled ‘Say Nothing’ and Uncle Tunde’s first lines: ‘It’s safer for everyone that way’ impress Sade, Femi and their father in the need for absolute secrecy. They need to stick together, they feel responsible for one another because if one of them talks they are all in danger. (2 points)  We are in a story dealing with the theme of exile. I can quote: “They needed

English Speciality : Beverley Naïdoo « the other side of truth » Summary of chapter 41: -Christmas preparative for King family. -The evening 23th, father, Folarin Solaja, doesn’t call at home, nevertheless (pourtant) usually (d’habitude) makes it. -Sade is very worry, she wonderes if he did not fall ill cause of hunger strike (grève de la faim). -Uncle Roy decide to call the prison, he learns that Mr Solaja was transferred at the hospital, but not anymore… -At night, Sade can’t stop her

extract from The Other Side of Truth written by Beverley Naidoo and published in 2000. This novel tells the story of a Nigerian family, The Solaja: Papa, Mama, Sade and Femi. This family is torn by the death of Mama (an assassination) and the children are forced to flee to London. In text 4, Sade and Femi are with Mrs Bankole, a woman who had accepted to pretend that they were her children in order to flee safely. The scene takes place in Victoria Station at first, then in a café. The characters