Questions and answers. Exploring tone in poetry quiz

Question 1. The poet chooses to use slang in this stanza because it?,
Answer , Reflects the way people really spoke which makes the poem more realistic.
Question 2. Which factor would best help a reader understand the context of Langston Hughes poetry?
Answers, Hughes lived in a neighborhood of working class African Americans.
Question 3. which line from the poem madam and the rent man is the best example of slang
Answer, you ain't done a thing.
Question 4. If used in a poem which sentence but suggest a joyful attitude?
Answer, the beginning of summer is always a such a thrill.
Question 5. The slang used in this stanza is most likely intended to be a reflection of the?
Answer, language of the times in which it was written.
Question 6. which excerpt from Langston Hughes poem madam and the rent man best demonstrates the speakers determination?
Answer, if it's you want you're out of luck.
Question 7. Which idea best reflects the historical context of Harlem in the 1940s?
Answer, understanding where one fits into society can be either a challenge or an opportunity.
Question 8. Which line suggests a feel of frustration?
Answer, and you ain't done nothing.
Question 9. which is the best example of a popular thing found in the art and literature of the Harlem Renaissance?
Answer, perseverance.
Question 10. They work choice in the line I'd go to hades implies that the speaker?
Answer, does not have the money to pay the rent.

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