Harlem Renaissance/Hughes

In "The Negro Speaks of Rivers" which word best describes the speaker's attitude?

"A sad song in da air" represents

W.E.B. Dubois thought African Americans should show racial pride by?

In “Dream Variations,” how does the African American poet say he is like the night?

The Harlem Renaissance occurred

Where is Harlem?

In “Refugee in America,” who would be likely to be moved by hearing the word Freedom?

What can you infer about the speaker’s attitude from “I, Too”?

High art is:

"Juggernauts of flesh that pass trampling tall defiant grass..." represents

In “Dream Variations,” which phrase best describes the “dream”?

Who is the speaker in “I, Too”?

In “I, Too,” what does eating in the kitchen represent?

Who is the speaker who calls freedom “sweet and wonderful” in “Refuge in America"?

Langston Hughes believed African-American should show racial pride by:

Dialect is:

Which line from “Dream Variations” gives you a clue about what the speaker looks like?

In “Dream Variations,” the speaker sees day as a time to _________.

Who is the speaker in "The Negro Speaks of Rivers"?

African Americans chose Harlem between 1910 and 1930 to:

In “Refugee in America,” why does the speaker feel like a refugee?

The Harlem Renaissance represents a flourishing of:

In "The Negro Speaks of Rivers," what does the poet compare the rivers to?

In “I too,” the speaker’s perspective is that of

In “I, Too,” what does the word “too” in the first and last lines emphasize in the poem?

From “I, Too”. I’ll be at the table / When company comes. What do these lines mean?

Which word best replaces lulled “The children were lulled to sleep by the sounds of the river"?

What does the speaker in “Refugee in America” long for?

Folk Art is:

Which line from “Refugee in America” gives you a clue about who the speaker is?

What kind of person is the speaker who wants to “fling [his] arms wide” in “Dream Variations”?

With which statement would the speaker of “Dream Variations” be most likely to agree?