Rose that Grew from Concrete

Front

How does the speaker view the rose?

Back

The speaker is impressed by the rose.

Front

Which quote from the poem best supports the answer to Part A?

Back

"Long live the rose that grew from concrete" (Line 7)

Front

In the context of the poem, how does a person overcome adversity (hardships, tough times)? Options: Through fighting for what they believe in, Through giving up and allowing fate to guide them, Through controlling their fate, Through persistence

Back

Through persistence

Front

How does the speaker's point of view influence how the rose is described?

Back

Impressed by the rose, the speaker explains what makes it so admirable

Front

What does each poem teach about resilience?

Back

We have the ability to succeed in the face of difficult circumstances.

Front

The rose "learned to breathe fresh air" is an example of...

Back

personification

Front

What do the words "rose" and "concrete" symbolize as used in this poem?

Back

People who overcome struggle and the challenges they face

Front

Why did the author include the line, "It learned to walk without having any feet?"

Back

To show that this person has had a very hard life and had to struggle

Front

What impact or effect does using the metaphor of a rose growing from concrete have on the overall meaning of the poem?

Back

It emphasizes that all things are possible with determination.

Front

"The Rose that Grew from Concrete" is an example of which type of figurative language?

Back

an extended metaphor