What is the purpose of "Beyond Hip-Hop" section

inform about influences to hip-hop on other music

forgive someone for not keeping a promise, insist on having you opinion recognized

What is the author's purpose in the essay "Hip-Hop as Culture"

share facts and opinions about hip-hop

Stand up for your heritage, rejoice in the fact whether you're red, white, tan, yellow, brown, or black

feel proud of whatever race they are

Which lines from the lyrics tells the main idea of "I am Somebody"

Be proud of what you are and whatever you got

Why is Russel Simmons proud of what rap stands for?

It reveals artists true feelings

Why does the author include a quotation about HIP-HOP AMERICA :

it affects many parts of American culture

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1
In information in this essay shows that the author feels
strong desire to write hip-hop music
an urge to design hip-hop fashion
personal connection to hip-hop
concern about the future of hip-hop
2
culture
risks people take
attitudes and behaviors
number of family members
events that affect your life
3
In song lyrics, a chorus is
a verse that is repeated
any verse with lines that rhyme
contains the song title
the last verse
4
What is the purpose of "Beyond Hip-Hop" section
inform about how hip-hop got started
inform about influences to hip-hop on other music
give an opinion about challenges hip-hop creates for musicians
give an opinion about kinds of music will come after hip-hop
5
assert
forgive someone for not keeping a promise
answer a question correctly
insist on having you opinion recognized
change your answer at the last minute
6
Details in the essay indicate that hip-hop was started by
inner-city youth
famous athletes
fashion designers
big corporations
7
self-esteem
sadness
hope
fear
confidence
8
innovator
inspects something carefully
collects valuable art
introduces something new
follows directions
9
What is the author's purpose in the essay "Hip-Hop as Culture"
persuade the reader to listen to hip-hop
warn the reader about the dangers of hip-hop
amuse the reader with funny stories
share facts and opinions about hip-hop
10
Stand up for your heritage, rejoice in the fact whether you're red, white, tan, yellow, brown, or black
learn about the meaning of race
feel proud of whatever race they are
ask everybody what race they are
know how other people feel about race
11
The author thinks people should take responsibility for making their lives better. Which line supports that
49-50
37-38
15-16
17-18
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perspective
feeling of doubt
moment of silence
point of view
change of plans
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Repeating the phase "Say it loud" helps strengthen the song's message of
anger
weakness
pride
patience
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achieve
believe
quit
try
succeed
15
heritage
work
future
neighborhood
background
16
Song lyrics have structure most similar to
a short story
a poem
a memior
an interview
17
evolve
solve a mystery
turn around
end suddently
change over time
18
Which lines from the lyrics tells the main idea of "I am Somebody"
Every girl becomes a women, evey boy a man
It ain't really that hard to just be a brother
If you don't believe me, you're only cheating yourself
Be proud of what you are and whatever you got
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Why is Russel Simmons proud of what rap stands for?
It reveals artists true feelings
helps inner-city artists become famous
warns people not to become gangsters
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Why does the author include a quotation about HIP-HOP AMERICA :
it can only be understood by your in inner cities
it affects many parts of American culture
it appeals to older people who want to feel young
it is related to hip-hop

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