1. According to the poem, how does the speaker look?
A. He was tall.
C. He was dark.
B. He was lean.
D. He was flabby.

2. Who do
you
think the speaker represent?
A. The speaker represents the working class African-Americans.
B. The speaker represents the African writers around the world.
C. The speaker represents all the upper-class Negroes.
D. The speaker represents all men who were naturally born with dark skin.

3. Who are being referred as "they” in lines 3 and 16?
A. The upper-class white Americans
C. The policemen and soldi
B. The upper-class Negroes
D. The guests and visitors

4. What did the persona in the poem
desire?
A. He dreamed of having white skin and be acknowledged as American.
B. He dreamed of owning a house where he can act and live freely.
C. He desired to be an aristocrat who has freedom to access everything.
D. He desired to be recognized as American and be granted equal opportunity

5. What particular social issue affects the speaker?
A. Violence
C. Gender equality
B. Exploitation
D. Racial discrimination

6. What character trait is portrayed by the speaker?
A. Bravery
C. Positivity
B. Integrity
D. Diligence

7. which of the following best describe the word choice of the poem?
A. The poet used repetitive word structure that emphasizes the inner strength.
B. The poet employed words and phrases that suggests optimism and positivity
C. The poet utilized words that are confusing and difficult to understand
D. The poet used figurative language to relate his intentions.

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