Which statement best describes the main theme of the poem "If We Must Die"?
Conformity vs. Rebellion

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1.
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Dignity is worth fighting for, even at the assurance of death.
It is dishonorable to lose a fight, even if one is outnumbered.
Do what is necessary to survive, even if it means acting out of fear.
People who die in battle, even for a noble cause, are often forgotten.
2.
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The tone of the poem "If We Must Die" can be described as--
cautious
critical
hopeful
inspirational
3.
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What is the effect of the "We" repeated at the end of each line of "We real cool"?
It reveals how much the characters are conforming to peer pressure
It reveals how the characters are rebelling against their peers
It shows how the characters are making positive choices
It shows that the characters are self-reliant
4.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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How does the tone of "We real cool" evolve throughout the poem?
It goes from being serious about the consequences of the boys' actions to being casual about them.
It remains consistently somber throughout the poem, as there are clearly consequences for every decision the boys make.
It remains light-hearted throughout the poem, as the boys don't take their actions or the possible consequences seriously
It starts off light-hearted but becomes serious as the consequences of the boys' carefree lifestyle becomes apparent.
5.
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Which of the following identifies the central theme of "We real cool"?
A carefree lifestyle can have dire consequences
As long as you have a reliable group of friends, nothing else matters.
It is important to control the image other people have of you.
Your youth should be a time of fun, not responsibilities.
6.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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Which of the following best describes the tone of the Declaration of Sentiments?
angry and defensive
bitter and mocking
desperate and pleading
formal and serious
7.
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All of these are likely reasons that Stanton structured the Declaration of Sentiments after the Declaration of Independence EXCEPT...
It emphasizes the American value of equality in which all men and women "are created equal."
Like the colonists in 1776, women also have a list of complaints and demands for equality.
Men in power respect the Declaration of Independence, so perhaps they would be more likely to consider the Declaration of Sentiments
Stanton wasn't well-educated since women couldn't attend college, so she just copied the Declaration of Indepedence.
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