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Harlem Renaissance Test
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1
And the river flows like a stream of glass; This line from "Sympathy" is an example of what?
hyperbole
simile
onomatopoeia
imagery
2
In"We Wear The Mask,"the author uses first-person plural pronouns to stand for the collective voice of African Americans
False
True
3
Aaron Douglas is known as...
The Inventor of Modern Art
The African-American Picasso
The Great Migrator
The Father of African-American Art
4
City located in northern Manhattan which became the most important African American community in the nation.
Cleveland
Harlem
Chicago
Detroit
5
Authors wrote about injustices they & their ancestors had suffered, so that readers could draw strength from the past
True
False
6
Which line from "We Wear the Mask" suggests hiding scars from past from society
Nay, let them see us, while we wear the mask
We smile, but O great Christ, our cries
This debt we pay to human guile
We sing, but oh the clay is vile
7
Who inspired Aaron Douglas to become an artist?
His Mother
His Friend
His Father
A bird
8
Harlem Renaissance writers primarily chose to depict the African American experience which of the following ways-2
Discouragingly
Ironically
Sarcastically
Realistically
9
Dunbar, like many artists of the HR, refused to look away from the consequences of past and present oppression.
True
False
10
Let America be America again. . . Let it be the pioneer on the plain
simile
alliteration
paradox
personification
11
Place that became the center of Harlem night life & destination for New Yorkers & for celebrities from around the world.
Local Rave Parties
Broadway
Rent Parties
The Cotton Club
12
Was born a slave, he became the most important black educator of his time. He founded Alabama's Tuskegee Institute
Booker T. Washington
Marcus Garvey
W.E.B. Dubois
Alain Locke
13
In the poem "We Wear the Mask," the mask is a metaphor for:
strong religious faith
the false exteriors of African Americans
African Americans contributions to art, music, & lit
the resentment of one race for another
14
This work by Aaron Douglas was painted in 1934. It's called
Catalysis IV
The Division of the Barrios
Aspects of Negro Life (Song of the Towers)
Guernica
15
What Is Billie Holiday nickname?
"Baby Boo"
"Lady Day"
"Queen Of Jazz"
"Miss Holiday"
16
To establish their identity, HR writers grappled with themes that dealt with the past, all of the following except:
ways African-Americans were connected to their rural past
how tragedies and injustices shaped their experience
They might gain understanding & embracing their African heritage.
How the colder weather in the north effected their positive outlook on life
17
A supporter of HR artists, he helped found the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP).
Marcus Garvey
W.E.B. Dubois
Alain Locke
Booker T. Washington
18
Let America be America again. . . Let it be the pioneer on the plain
personification
alliteration
simile
paradox
19
What line in the text best responds to the author's REALISTIC approach to capturing the African American experience
But let the world dream otherwise
O great Christ, our cries/To thee from tortured souls arise.
With hearts and souls we smile
We sing
20
What was the name of the poem, and later song, performed by Lewis Allen & Billie Holiday?
A Strange world
Strange Fruits
Freedom Fruits
Strangers in The Night
21
Langston Hughes's poem, "I,Too," is an important allusion to this famous American author "Leaves of Grass" in 1855.
Walt Whitman
Edgar Allen Poe
Henry David Thoreau
Ralph Waldo Emerson
22
Although free, African Americans often lived in harsh and poor conditions and were subject to discrimination and racism.
False
True
23
In what university did Aaron Douglas start to see a rise in his career?
Florida Atlantic University
University of Central Florida
Southern New Hampshire University
Fisk University
24
Harlem Renaissance writer, Paul Lawrence Dunbar, wrote the following two poems
I, Too, Sing America
Sympathy
The Weary Blues
We Wear the Mask
25
This facilitated the liberation of slaves, issued by Lincoln in 1863
The 13th Amendment
Jim Crow Laws
The Civil Rights Act
Emancipation Proclamation
26
This man encouraged being proud of one's race, and advocated founding a country in Africa to which they could emigrate
W.E.B. Dubois
Alain Locke
Booker T. Washington
Marcus Garvey
27
What is the definition of the literary element THEME?
The Message an author wants the reader to take away (universal life lesson)
The central idea of the passage.
The problem in the story.
Time, place, and atmosphere of the story.
28
What line in "I,Too" best reflects an optimistic or uplifting attitude about the future of African Americans?
When company comes
They send me to eat in the kitchen
I am the darker brother
Tomorrow, I'll be at the table
29
What is imagery?
Personification
visually descriptive or figurative language
An extreme exaggeration
Comparing two things using like or as
30
Massive numbers of African Americans relocating to the North from the South between 1890 and 1920 is called
The Great Migration
The Harlem Revolt
Grand Exodus
Back to Africa Movement