Speeches and Such
Harlem Renaissance
Langston Hughes
Poetry Terms
Unit 3
100

Who created the "I had a Dream Speech?"

MLK or Martin Luther King Jr.  

100

What was Duke Ellington known for?

Music 

Being part of the Harlem Renaissance 

100

What is the name of the poem that talks about rotten meat?

Harlem: A Dream Deferred

100

When you compare to unlike things

Metaphor

100

Who gave a speech after MLK died?

Robert Kennedy

200

What were two repeated phrases in the MLK speeches?

"I Have a Dream"


"Let Freedom Ring"

200

What were the jobs that were popular up north?

Factory Jobs

200

What is the name of the poem the the instructor told him to write?

Theme for English B

200

When a non-human object is given human qualities

Personification 

200

Who wrote the poem A Rose that Grew from Concrete?

Tupac

300

Where did MLK give this speech?

Lincoln Memorial, Washington D.C. 

300

What was it called when African Americans came up North?

The Great Migration

300

What School did the poet attend in Theme for English B?

Columbia University

300

Having to do with the senses. Smell, taste, touch, hear...

Imagery

300

Who wrote the poem If I Must Die?

Claude Mckay

400

What were the spectators referred to as who attended this speech?

Freedom Marchers

400

What type of music was played at The Cotton Club?

Jazz

400

What is the extended metaphor for Mother to Son Comparing?

Crystal Stairs to life

400

Comparing using like or as

Simile

400

When poets use broken language or slang it is called.

Diction

500

What is the title of the document that MLK refers to in his speech?

Emancipation Proclamation 

500

In what city did musicians and artists perform in?

Harlem

500

Tomorrow, I'll be at the table when company comes.  Nobody will dare say to me, "Eat in the Kitchen," then. What is the title of this poem?

I, Too

500

The interpretive understanding of a poem is called...

Connotative 

500

Who wrote the poem, People?

Jean Toomer