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"I, Too" by Langston Hughes
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Which word fits what sentence?

"The library was so _____ that you could hear a pin drop."

"The movie was ______ entertaining, far beyond what I expected."

                     Quite and Quiet

"The library was so quiet that you could hear a pin drop."

"The movie was quite entertaining, far beyond what I expected."

100

What are commas used for?

to indicate a pause/separation in a sentence

100

This phrase is used to describe someone who is exceptionally stylish or well-dressed, often paired with the phrase "he has ___."

What is "drip"?

100

Fix the error in the sentence

"Each of the players have there own locker."

"Each of the players have their own locker."

100

In "I, Too," the speaker begins by saying, "I, too, sing ______," identifying with the patriotic experience of America.

What is "America"?

200

What is the difference between their, they're, and there?

  • Their: This is a possessive adjective, used to show ownership. For example, "Their car is parked outside."

  • They're: This is a contraction of "they are." For example, "They're going to the concert tonight."

  • There: This can refer to a place or indicate existence. For example, "The book is over there," or "There are many options to choose from."

200

Where should the comma go?

Jane said "Have a good day." 

Behind the word said

200

This three-letter word is often used to describe a significant other or someone you care about deeply, commonly used in texts.

What is "bae"?

200

Fix the error in the sentence

"If I was you, I would apologize."

"If I were you, I would apologize."

200

The speaker in "I, Too" is sent to this part of the house when company comes, symbolizing exclusion and segregation.

What is "the kitchen"?

300

Do you use illusion or allusion for this sentence?

"Although the artist's vibrant colors and intricate patterns suggested a breathtaking reality, they ultimately served to highlight the ______ of depth rather than genuine three-dimensionality."

Illusion

300

How many commas does this sentence need?

"We brought apples bananas peaches and pears."

3

300

This term describes making meaningful changes to your appearance, commonly referred to in the context of self-improvement.

What is "glow-up"?

300

Fix the error in the sentence

"I love to read I go to the library every week."

"I love to read, so I go to the library every week."

300

In "I, Too," the speaker expresses hope for this day when no one will be ashamed to see him, and he’ll be invited to sit at the table.

 What is "tomorrow"?

400

What is the difference in words...

Effect vs Affect

Give an example for each word

Affect: A verb that means to influence.  

Effect: A noun that means result.

400

The use of the comma is to separate the main clause from the what?

Subordinate clause

400

This slang term is often used to call out a lie or exaggeration, as in "That's ___" when someone is being dishonest.

What is "cap"?

400

Fix the error in the sentence

"She almost drove her kids to school every day."

"She drove her kids to school almost every day."

400

In "I, Too," the speaker mentions that despite being sent away, he does this activity while in the kitchen, signifying resilience and self-worth.

What is "laugh, eat well, and grow strong"?

500

What are the top three most commonly confused words?

  • Accept vs. Except

  • Affect vs. Effect

  • Then vs. Than

500

What's it called when you use commas in a list?

A comma series

500

This term, often used in the context of social media, describes a person who tries too hard to impress or seek validation, typically in an insincere or exaggerated way.

What is "clout chaser"?

500

Fix the error the sentence

"Neither the manager or the employees were present."


"Neither the manager nor the employees were present."

500

This is the central theme of "I, Too," where the speaker envisions a future of racial equality and inclusion in America.

What is "racial equality" or "overcoming oppression"?