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Module 1Versión en línea Poems and speeches: quick comprehension check. por Hena Ahmad 1 One theme of Maya Angelou's Still I Rise is that adversity can be overcome by inner strength. a False b Impossible c True d Not necessarily 2 Which line from Still I Rise contains a simile? a trees falling down b But still, like dust, I’ll rise. c You may trod me in the very dirt d the moon, sun and the tides 3 What theme is supported by the image line 'I dance like I’ve got diamonds at the meeting of my thighs'? a the greed of wealthy individuals b the elusiveness of love c the difficulty of growing up d the value of self-confidence 4 In Theodore Roosevelt's Sorbonne speech, who is the 'Man in the Arena'? a a person who prefers to live his or life as a spectator b a person who devotes his or her life to critiquing others c a person who tries hard every time, even if failure is likely d a person who is afraid to try difficult things, fearing humiliation 5 The Roosevelt line about the 'Man in the Arena' being a gladiator who tries regardless of odds is true. a Not true b True c Cannot be determined d False 6 In Roosevelt's Sorbonne speech, the true citizen is described as what kind of actor? a a person who avoids risk altogether b a person who tries hard every time, even if failure is likely c a person who gives up after a failure d a person who seeks only personal glory 7 Roosevelt would measure a man's worth by his actual successes—not by his number of attempts. a True b False c Depends on the context d Both are acceptable 8 When Roosevelt describes a good man as someone whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood, what device is used? a a refrain b a simile c an allusion d as alliteration 9 Roosevelt's 'man in the arena' allusion appeared in his first inauguration address. a It appeared in his essay b It appeared in his Sorbonne speech c False d True 10 Naomi Shihab Nye's 'Making a Fist' expresses the need for inner strength to survive difficulties. a False b True c Only physical strength matters d It expresses external resilience 11 What figure of speech is the line 'My stomach was a melon split wide inside my skin'? a simile b allusion c metaphor d personification 12 In Still I Rise, how does Maya Angelou emphasize the speaker's determination? a repetition of a key phrase b personification of household objects c alliteration in every other line d a rigid rhyme scheme 13 Roosevelt's speech to Sorbonne suggests he would be troubled by protests today. a True b False c Depends on the protest d Cannot be determined 14 In Langston Hughes's Life is Fine, the speaker has survived a suicide attempt. a True b Only hinted c False d Not specified 15 The speaker in Langston Hughes's Life is Fine is searching for a reason to die. a False b Cannot be determined c Often d True

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Module 1Versión en línea

por Hena Ahmad

One theme of Maya Angelou's Still I Rise is that adversity can be overcome by inner strength.

Which line from Still I Rise contains a simile?

What theme is supported by the image line 'I dance like I’ve got diamonds at the meeting of my thighs'?

In Theodore Roosevelt's Sorbonne speech, who is the 'Man in the Arena'?

The Roosevelt line about the 'Man in the Arena' being a gladiator who tries regardless of odds is true.

In Roosevelt's Sorbonne speech, the true citizen is described as what kind of actor?

Roosevelt would measure a man's worth by his actual successes—not by his number of attempts.

When Roosevelt describes a good man as someone whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood, what device is used?

Roosevelt's 'man in the arena' allusion appeared in his first inauguration address.

Naomi Shihab Nye's 'Making a Fist' expresses the need for inner strength to survive difficulties.

What figure of speech is the line 'My stomach was a melon split wide inside my skin'?

In Still I Rise, how does Maya Angelou emphasize the speaker's determination?

Roosevelt's speech to Sorbonne suggests he would be troubled by protests today.

In Langston Hughes's Life is Fine, the speaker has survived a suicide attempt.

The speaker in Langston Hughes's Life is Fine is searching for a reason to die.