I, Too & Democracy by Hughes

Having a color that is a shade deeper than something else

• darker

• company

• tomorrow

• dare

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People visiting someone’s home; visitors; guests

• darker

• tomorrow

• company

• dare

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At a time in the future

• dare

• tomorrow

• ashamed

• company

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To be brave or bold enough to do something

• company

• tomorrow

• ashamed

• dare

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What is the subject of "I, Too" by Langston Hughes?

• A hungry African American
• Slaves
• Someone who wants equality
• A kitchen remodel

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Who is the speaker of the poem, "I, Too"?

• The plantation owner
• The slaves
• The "darker brother"
• The parents of Langston Hughes

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What does the kitchen symbolize?
"They send me to eat in the kitchen when company comes"

• The future
• Segregation
• Hunger
• The future

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What does "Tomorrow" symbolize in the second stanza?
Tomorrow, 
I'll be at the table 
When company comes.

• Choir
• The future
• Equal rights
• Freedom

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What is the tone of the poem, "I, Too"?

• Hopeful
• Joyful
• Angry
• Sad

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In which line do you know the speaker feels proud?

• "And be ashamed"
• "Eat in the kitchen"
• "They'll see how beautiful I am"
• "Say to me"

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