Amanda Gorman

Amanda Gorman, born in 1998 in Los Angeles, overcame an auditory processing disorder by reciting poetry. Inspired by Malala Yousafzai, she became a UN youth delegate and founded a literacy charity. Gorman's poetry addresses race, gender, and climate issues. Her notable works include 'Earthrise' and 'We Rise'. In 2021, she read 'The Hill We Climb' at the presidential inauguration. Gorman aspires to run for president, advocating for race and gender equality.

What inspired Amanda Gorman to become a youth delegate for the United Nations?

• Her love for poetry

• Her auditory processing disorder

• The work of Malala Yousafzai

• Her twin sister Gabrielle

What was the focus of Amanda Gorman's first collection of poems?

• Climate change

• Poverty and hunger

• Gender equality

• Political activism

Which poem did Amanda Gorman write to address climate change?

• The Hill We Climb

• In This Place, An American Lyric

• We Rise

• Earthrise

What was the theme of Amanda Gorman's poem 'The Hill We Climb'?

• Hope and unification

• Feminism and empowerment

• Racial equality

• Climate change

What future ambition does Amanda Gorman have?

• To write a novel

• To run for president

• To become a Nobel laureate

• To direct a film