What does the speaker in 'I, Too' predict will happen 'tomorrow'?

• He will be at the table when company comes

• He will leave the house

• He will sing a song

• He will cook dinner

How does the speaker in 'I, Too' feel about being sent to the kitchen?

• He laughs and eats well

• He cries and feels sad

• He gets angry and leaves

• He feels indifferent

What does the speaker in 'I, Too' hope others will see in him?

What is the central message of “I, Too”? How does Hughes use contrast between the present and future to develop this theme? Use specific lines from the poem as evidence.

How does Langston Hughes use imagery and tone in “I, Too” to convey a message about resilience and hope? Use evidence from the poem to support your response.