Chernor Bah - 'My People' by Langston Hughes

The teacher introduces the poem 'My People' by Langston Hughes, explaining its personal significance due to their decision to return to Sierra Leone after living in the United States for over 12 years. The poem's themes resonate with their journey. The teacher then recites the poem, highlighting the beauty of the night, stars, sun, and the souls of their people.

What is the main reason the speaker chose to read 'My People' by Langston Hughes?

• It is a popular poem in the United States.

• The poem holds personal significance for the speaker.

• The speaker is a fan of Langston Hughes.

• The speaker was asked to read it by a friend.

How long has the speaker lived in the United States before deciding to move back to Sierra Leone?

• 12 years

• 20 years

• 8 years

• 5 years

What aspect of the poem 'My People' resonates with the speaker's personal journey?

• The poem's length and structure

• The historical context of the poem

• The words that speak to the speaker's experience

• The poem's depiction of nature

Which natural elements are mentioned in the poem 'My People'?

• Night, stars, and sun

• Rain and wind

• Trees and flowers

• Mountains and rivers

What is described as beautiful in the poem 'My People'?

• The landscapes of Sierra Leone

• The faces, eyes, and souls of the speaker's people

• The cities of the United States

• The speaker's memories