Eileen is reading a novel for her library's summer reading program. Which question can Eileen ask herself to best form

personal connection with the text?

Which are examples of metaphors in this excerpt of King's speech? Select 4 options. "the life of the Negro" "manacles of segregation" "chains of discrimination" "one hundred years later" "lonely island of poverty" "ocean of material prosperity"

Marks: 10 A somber poem written in mourning for the dead is called a. a ballad b. an epic c. a sonnet d. an ode

To what other holiday does Douglass compare the Fourth of July?

She's only filled with an old blind wish. It isn't even hers but came to her in the rain or the soft wind which is a gate through which her life keeps walking.

Once you have identified a professional organization that you would like to join, include where you located or learned about this professional organization and how much it costs to join the organization?

Describe yourself in three words.

According to the text, how does race play a role in the specific good-deed examples cited by the author?

Which of these adjectives best defines an interlude? a) spiritual b) instructive c) witty d) bawdy e) somber

How do the themes of "A Psalm of Life" and "Auspex" differ? A. While "Psalm" acknowledges that life must end, "Auspex" hints that love is eternal. B. While "Psalm" suggests that our souls are weak, "Auspex" suggests that the soul lives forever. C.

Why do the memories begin happy in the giver book?