I am nobody, who are you?

What does it mean to be nobody?

• Being anonymous.

• Having no purpose or value.

• Lacking importance or significance.

• Having no identity or recognition.

How does society often discourage individuality?

• Enforcing strict dress codes.

• Promoting conformity and social norms

• Discouraging unique hobbies and interests.

• Promoting groupthink and peer pressure.

What are some benefits of embracing one's uniqueness?

• Decreased self-confidence, limited creativity, and impaired problem-solving skills.

• Decreased self-esteem, limited imagination, and impaired critical thinking.

• Decreased self-worth, limited innovation, and impaired decision-making skills.

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  Increased self-confidence, improved creativity, and enhanced problem-solving skills.

How can being nobody empower someone?

• By isolating them from social connections and responsibilities

• By undermining their sense of self-worth and confidence.

• By limiting their opportunities for personal growth and development.

• By freeing them from societal expectations and allowing them to define their own identity and purpose without constraints.

"I'm Nobody! Who are you?"

is an example of...

• alliteration

• metaphor

• similie

• hyperbole

Answer explanation

The phrase "I'm Nobody! Who are you?" uses metaphor by equating the speaker's identity as 'Nobody' to a broader concept of anonymity, rather than using literal terms. This contrasts with the other options, which do not apply here.

How dreary – to be – Somebody!"

is an example of...

• alliteration

• metaphor

• similie

• hyperbole

Answer explanation

The phrase "How dreary – to be – Somebody!" suggests a comparison of being 'somebody' to a dreary state, indicating a metaphor. It implies that the experience of being someone is likened to a dull or bleak feeling.

"How public – like a Frog –"

• alliteration

• metaphor

• simile

• hyperbole

Answer explanation

The phrase "How public – like a Frog –" uses "like" to compare publicness to a frog, which is characteristic of a simile. Similes explicitly compare two different things using 'like' or 'as', making this the correct choice.

In Emily Dickinson's poem "I'm Nobody! Who are you?", what does "the Bog" most likely symbolize?

• A calm and quiet place to relax.

• A group of people who don’t think much and only care about being impressed.

• A beautiful spot in nature.

• A place where smart people share ideas.

Answer explanation

In Dickinson's poem, "the Bog" symbolizes a group of people who lack depth and are easily impressed, contrasting with the speaker's identity as a 'Nobody' who values authenticity over societal approval.