Exploring Language and Emotion

The video celebrates Langston King, a master word-maker, known for his ability to transform words into powerful expressions. Despite facing challenges from those who didn't understand his craft, Langston's work brought joy and unity. A party at the library honors his legacy, with tributes from Maya and Amiri, who were inspired by his words. The celebration highlights Langston's enduring impact on literature and culture.

What was the main purpose of the party for Langston King?

• To celebrate his birthday

• To honor his achievements as a word maker

• To launch his new book

• To introduce him to new authors

What was the setting of the party for Langston?

• A park

• A library

• A theater

• A school

How did Langston King make the word 'mother' feel?

• Like a forgotten song

• Like a cold breeze

• Like a warm embrace

• Like a distant memory

What did Langston's ABCs become?

• Songs

• Drums

• Stories

• Paintings

What did Langston imagine the clouds as?

• Paper

• Birds

• Mountains

• Dreams

What did Langston's words bring to classrooms and bedrooms?

• Sadness

• Silence

• Joy

• Confusion

What did some people think about Langston's spelling?

• It was perfect

• It deserved praise

• It was innovative

• It deserved yelling

What did some people want to do with words like 'free' and 'love'?

• Cut them in half

• Celebrate them

• Ignore them

• Sing them

What did Langston turn letters into?

• Tears

• Music

• Laughter

• Silence

What did Langston's laughter do for years?

• Was forgotten

• Disappeared

• Rang out in cities and towns

• Echoed in silence