Exploring Themes in Poetry and Life

Harry Baker introduces himself and performs three poems: one about prime numbers, another about paper people and societal issues, and a final one about resilience and overcoming adversity. He shares his experiences in poetry slams and competitions, highlighting the humor and creativity involved in his work.

What two subjects does Harry Baker combine in his work?

• Music and Dance

• History and Literature

• Science and Art

• Mathematics and Poetry

Why did 59 think he couldn't be with 60?

• They were different ages

• They came from different worlds

• They had different interests

• They lived in different countries

What realization did 59 have after meeting 61?

• He preferred being alone

• He found someone similar to him

• He wanted to move away

• He should have pursued 60

What is a poetry slam?

• A dance competition

• A poetry reading event

• A competitive poetry performance

• A music festival

What did Harry Baker achieve in Paris?

• He became a famous singer

• He won the Poetry World Cup

• He published a book

• He started a poetry club

What societal issue is highlighted in 'Paper People'?

• Cultural diversity

• Technological advancement

• Economic inequality

• Environmental pollution

What does the poem 'Paper People' suggest about people?

• People are inherently selfish

• People have the potential to inspire

• People are always happy

• People are easily manipulated

What challenge did the Sunshine Kid face?

• He was always late

• He had no friends

• He couldn't find a job

• He was too bright for others

Who helped the Sunshine Kid overcome his challenges?

• His teacher

• Little Miss Sunshine

• His parents

• His best friend

What is the main message of 'The Sunshine Kid'?

• Avoid making mistakes

• Always follow the rules

• Stay true to yourself

• Trust everyone you meet