Langston Hughes Quiz 9 (60 MCQs)

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1. How tall was Langston Hughes?
2. Based on the following passage, what can you infer about Mrs. Jones? "" I have done things, too, which I would not tell you, son-neither tell God, if he didn't already know." '
3. Where does the speaker suggest that dreams come from?
4. Compared to the first poem, the tone of the second poem "Dreams" is more
5. Which sentence is the best summary of who Langston Hughes was?
6. How old is the narrator?
7. Semaj ..... a scheme to steal the "Mona Lisa" painting from the art museum.
8. Frederick Douglass was a known abolitionist. What is an abolitionist?
9. James Langston Hughes did receive his B.A. degree
10. 19 The author uses figurative language in line 3 to help the reader understand
11. Langston Hughes rose to popularity during the time period of
12. What type of dream is Hughes's poem "Harlem" about?
13. In lines 14 through 20 the speaker expresses a feeling of
14. Who is the author of "Thank You Ma'am" ?
15. What do we learn about Roger at the beginning of the story?
16. The Harlem Renaissance was the development of the Harlem neighborhood in New York City as a cultural mecca in the early 20th century and the subsequent social and artistic expansion that resulted. Lasting roughly from the 1940s through the mid-1950s, the period is considered a golden age in African American culture, manifesting in literature, music, stage performance, and art.
17. How does Roger feel about being caught and detained by Mrs. Jones?
18. If you were given an oppurtunity you would be given .....
19. What was the main idea of Dreams?
20. Which poem by Langston Hughes uses the imagery of a broken-winged bird?
21. How does the mother's advice to her son contribute to the overall tone of the poem?
22. What does the following sentence mean: " "He did not trust the woman not to trust him" ?
23. PART A. Which statement best describes the main theme of the poem?
24. What rose slowly between the speaker and the dream?
25. Small "chapters" in a play are called .....
26. One of the major themes of the poem "Theme for English B" is .....
27. This is the unfair treatment of a group of people because of their race, gender, religion, age, or other characteristic?
28. Langston Hughes had a complicated background where his grandmother was a slave and his grandfather was a slave owner.
29. Which of the following would NOT be considered an appropriate author's purpose for writing this poem.
30. The tone of "The Negro Speaks of Rivers" is these two concepts.
31. What poetic device is used in the following, "Whatever race you be, will share the bounties of the earth and every man is free?
32. How does Langston Hughes vision of a better future connect with inequality in wages and salary?
33. A period in the 1920's when African-American achievements in art and music and literature flourished
34. Think of the title of Woodson's book and the tone of her poetry. Which line from Langston Hughes' poem would best connect to Jackie's attitude about struggling with prejudice in America?
35. When Mrs.Jones left her bag near Rodger .....
36. What did the speaker find himself lying down in?
37. Why is this selection called "Langston Huges:Poet of the People?
38. In the short story version, what did Mrs. Jones do to the boy?
39. In 'Berry' by Langston Hughes, what does the berry picker's actions reveal about her character?
40. The poem, "The Negro Speaks of Rivers, " discusses how Africans have done this?
41. Of or in time long past.
42. What was Mrs. Auld kindly commenced to teach Douglass?
43. Compare the tone of the poems "Dreams" and "Harlem" .
44. The lady says that Roger needs to do what?
45. Which of the following evidences the fact thatRoger actually wants Mrs. Jones to trust him?
46. Which of the two poems mainly uses metaphors?
47. Based on the poem, Brian Pinkney's illustration is most likely what type of building?
48. What can the reader assume about Mrs. Jones's life as a younger woman?
49. In what year did Robert Frost decide to move to England?
50. The speaker uses repetition "I Too" in the poem to convey the idea-
51. Which detail from the poem best supports the main idea that delayed dreams could disappear or become a burden?
52. What he referring to when he says this "small space that has been assigned" to him?
53. Hughes loved to sit in clubs listening to blues, jazz and write poetry.
54. Both of Langston's great-grandfather's were white slave-owners.
55. What is the author of a play called?
56. To put off until a later time
57. How is the detail of the speaker being asked to eat in the kitchen important to the theme?
58. What would be the rhyme scheme for the poem "Dreams" ?
59. Which verb ending means PAST TENSE?
60. What college did Hughes FIRST go to?