True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true or
false.
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1.
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School
is the central place for learning prejudice.
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2.
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Parents usually pass on their own biases to their children.
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3.
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"Sexism is key in forming early prejudices" means that if a person is raised
to think that males are superior to females then it is easy to transfer those superior attitudes to
ethnic groups.
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4.
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No one
is born prejudiced.
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5.
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Some
people are born prejudiced and some are not, it is a matter of genetics.
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6.
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Prejudiced people usually have high self-esteem.
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7.
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The
way many prejudiced people get a sense of self-worth is to tear others down.
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8.
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Prejudiced people are not authority-oriented because they feel it is very important to
make up their own mind about races.
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9.
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Children who grow up in a fearful, threatening atmosphere tend to be very trusting of
others later in life in spite of being prejudiced.
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10.
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Prejudiced people have trouble with fuzziness or shades of gray. Their thinking
is black and white
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11.
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We
must try to root prejudice out of our lives.
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12.
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We
need to realize that we don't have much in common with people of various races and cultures and
nationalities and religions.
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13.
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Part
of God's plan is to endow his children with a variety of gifts, just as in a family each member has
unique talents.
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14.
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Not
many people are oblivious to the plight of the victims of racial discrimination and other forms of
prjudice.
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15.
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It is
very short-sighted and narrow not to recognize our relationship to each precious human being whom our
loving God created in his divine image and likeness.
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16.
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Peekay
was very prejudice.
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17.
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Doc
was an Afrikaner who played the piano and was an expert on cacti.
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18.
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Jerry
Springer is Jewish.
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19.
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The
Holocaust really did not occur, it is an elaborate hoax.
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20.
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If
prejudice is not actively prevented, it will get worse and pick up speed like a big boulder rolling
down a hill, eventually leading to extermination.
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21.
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Peekay
is an excellent example of a person who was not prejudiced.
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22.
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Geel
Piet was killed by an Afrikaner soldier.
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23.
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Maria
Marais, one of the voices of Peekay's life, mainly taught Peekay about courage
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24.
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Jaapie
Botha is an example of a prejudiced person .
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25.
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Jappie
Botha is really the Rainmaker in disguise.
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Matching
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Matching: Ladder of Prejudice in Chapter 5 A. | Speech | D. | Physical Attack
| B. | Avoidance | E. | Extermination | C. | Discrimination | F. | None of these | | | | |
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26.
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Genocide
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27.
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You
assaulting someone just because the person is of a race different from yours.
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28.
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“Glass ceiling” for women.
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29.
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Not
allowing someone to live in your neighborhood.
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30.
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Ethnic
jokes.
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31.
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Gossiping about someone
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32.
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Refusing to sit next to someone on a bus because of their race.
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33.
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Talking about a group as if all the members of that group were of one personality or
had one set of features.
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34.
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Choosing not to be friends with a particular group of people because of their
race.
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35.
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Massacre
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36.
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A
South African officer beating a native black african in the street in 1948 for not having the proper
identification.
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37.
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A mob
shooting Willie Brown over 1000 times and then burning him.
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38.
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A
white supremacist calling an African-American obsolete farm machinery.
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39.
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Not
allowing African-Americans in a barber shop.
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40.
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Crossing the street to avoid walking by a Latino couple.
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41.
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Saying
“She's an Indian-giver" is an example of this.
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42.
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Restricting people's educational or recreational opportunities.
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43.
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Ethnic
cleansing
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44.
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A
Caucasian male sexually assaulting an Asian female to prove he is superior.
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45.
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The
Holocaust
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46.
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Ignoring someone because they are of a particular race.
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47.
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Having
a "whites only" drinking fountain.
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48.
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Jaapie
Botha striking Gideon with a whip.
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49.
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Nazis
killing jews.
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50.
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Saying
"that's gay."
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Matching: Scripture Link page 147 A. | "For if you
love those who love you, what recompense will you have? Do not the tax collectors do the same?
And if you greet your brothers only, what is unusual about
that? Do not the pagans do the same?" | D. | "Who pardons all your sins, heals all your ills,
Delivers your life from the pit, surrounds you with love and compassion,
Fills your days
with good things; your youth is renewed like the eagle's.
The LORD does
righteous deeds, brings justice to all the oppressed.
His ways were
revealed to Moses, mighty deeds to the people of Israel.
Merciful and
gracious is the LORD, slow to anger, abounding in kindness.
God does not
always rebuke, nurses no lasting anger,
Has not dealt with us as our sins merit, nor
requited us as our deeds deserve.
As the heavens tower over the earth, so God's
love towers over the faithful."
| B. | "Whoever loves his brother remains in the light, and
there is nothing in him to cause a fall. Whoever hates his brother is in darkness; he walks in
darkness and does not know where he is going because the darkness has blinded his eyes.
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| E. | "For everyone who exalts himself will be
humbled."
| C. | "In the beginning, when God created the heavens and
the earth, the earth was a formless wasteland, and darkness covered the abyss, while a mighty wind
swept over the waters. Then God said, "Let there be light," and there was light. God saw
how good the light was." | F. | None of
these | | | | |
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51.
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What
passage tells us what will happen to those who think they are better than others?
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52.
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What
passage being applied would specifically reduce racial tensions according to the textbook,
"Catholic Social Teaching?"
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53.
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Which
passage tells you why you should love God?
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54.
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Which
passage tells you what keeps you in the dark?
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55.
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Which
passage means one who praises or honors himself will be lowered in rank?
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Matching: Why Prejudice is wrong > a Biblical View A. | dignity and deserves
respect. | G. | race | B. | creatures | H. | enemies | C. | unloving | I. | inferior | D. | violent | J. | Abba | E. | love | K. | None of these | F. | likeness | | | | |
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56.
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God
makes each person in his image and ________________.
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57.
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We
possess a human soul with the ability to think and the ability to __________.
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58.
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Therefore, every human being has basic
_________________________________.
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59.
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We are
______________ of God.
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60.
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We all
have the same origin, belonging to the same ____________, the human race.
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61.
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No one
is ________________ to anyone else.
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62.
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We
should love even our _____________________.
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63.
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God is
_________, Father, papa. This makes us God's children.
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64.
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Prejudice is ___________________.
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65.
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We
must eradicate negative thoughts and feelings about others from our minds and hearts because they
lead to ____________ behavior.
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Matching: Power of One A. | Geel
Piet | E. | Peekay | B. | The
Afrikaners | F. | Medicine man (Tibula
Manzi) | C. | Doc | G. | None of
these | D. | Mother
Courage | | | | |
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66.
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They
believed in separation.
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67.
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Who
ran the boarding school that Peekay attended?
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68.
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He
taught the 8 punch combination.
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69.
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The
Rainmaker.
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70.
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German
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71.
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Made
to eat manure.
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72.
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Asked
Peekay to the Senior Ball.
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73.
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He
said that little defeats big when little is smart.
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74.
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He is
friend of Peekay's grandfather
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75.
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What
is name of the chicken?
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76.
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He is
a piano player/teacher.
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77.
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He is
a boxing trainer.
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78.
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It was
killed in boarding school.
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79.
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What
is the name of oldest white tribe in South Africa.
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80.
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The
man who Taught Peekay about courage.
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81.
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Taught
Peekay about hope.
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82.
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Saw
the tribes working together for the first time, dropped his camouflage and defied Sergeant
Borman.
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83.
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Killed
by a bull elephant.
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84.
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Said
peekay has the heart of a Zulu warrior.
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85.
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Fought
Peekay in a township.
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86.
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Thought (falsley) they were entitled by God to rule over native black
africans.
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87.
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Gave
Peekay a chicken
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88.
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Racist
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89.
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High
school boxing champion
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90.
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Daniel
Marais' daughter
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