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Common Dust Poetry Analysis
Common Dust Poetry Analysis
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1
Which figurative language is more noticeable in this poem
Metaphor
Simile
Personification
Hyperbole
2
Who wrote the poem "Common Dust"?
Langston Hughes
Robert Hayden
Georgia Douglas Johnson
Paul Laurence Dunbar
3
The poem suggests that some people are more valuable than others in death.
True
False
4
Which of the following is a metaphor resembling death in the poem?
Discerning
All of the above
Dust
The sons of Rome
5
What might Johnson want readers to reflect on after reading this poem?
The inevitability of death and equality in the end
The role of religion in society
The beauty of nature
The importance of gaining wealth
6
What is the main theme for the poem "Common Dust"?
Beauty of nature
Importance of wealth
The global harmony despite all the differences
Importance of war
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If this poem were rewritten today, which issue might it also address?
Modern racial and social injustices
The impact of technology on human identity
Environmental destruction
All of the above
8
What is the primary focus for this poem?
The power of nature
The struggle for freedom
Love and relationship
Social equality
9
Johnson's message in "Common Dust" is that all people, regardless of their condition, return to the same fate.
False
True
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What is the tone for this poem?
Happy
Angry
fearful
Reflective
