1 When was the poem published? 1927 1931 1909 1942 2 What is the poem about? A mythic tower The exploitation of Black labor The length of a shadow The events of a Stephen King novel 3 What is the form of the poem? Haiku English sonnet Villanelle Petrarchan sonnet 4 What literary movement was Cullen associated with? The Harlem Renaissance The Beats The French Symbolist Movement The Black Mountain School 5 What pronoun does the speaker us in the poem? I He We She 6 What type of stanzas does the poem have? Three quatrains An octave and a sestet Five couplets and a monostich Two tercets 7 Where is the problem stated in the poem? In the first two lines In the tercet In the volta In the octave 8 Who did Cullen identify as a major influence? Sylvia Plath Edna St. Vincent Millay Langston Hughes Zora Neale Hurston 9 What other writer was part of the Harlem Renaissance? Gertrude Stein T.S. Eliot Toni Morrison Claude McKay 10 Which of the following is a symbol in the poem? Darkness Swords Leaves Roots 11 Who wrote "Harvest Song"? Claudia Rankine Countee Cullen Jean Toomer Langston Hughes 12 What does the speaker say about the dark parts of the night sky? That they are as beautiful as the stars That they are unnoticeable That they serve no function That they are a void 13 What do seeds represent in the poem? Harvest season A potentially better future Thankless labor Farm work 14 Which of the following poems was written by Langston Hughes? "Georgia Dusk" "From the Dark Tower" "Brass Spittoons" "Harvest Song" 15 What is the tone of the poem? Anxious and uncertain Passionate but unfocused Angry but hopeful Resigned and dejected 16 What does the word "sable" mean? the night sky bright colored darkly a soft cloth 17 What is the rhyme scheme of the poem? ABCABC ABBA and then AABBCC It doesn't have one ABAB 18 What is the meter of the poem? Dactylic hexameter Iambic pentameter Iambic trimeter Dactylic octameter 19 Which of the following lines contains alliteration? "White stars is no less lovely being dark," "The night whose sable breast relieves the stark," "We shall not always plant while others reap" "Shall we beguile their limbs with mellow flute," 20 What flower is referred to in the poem? Bleeding hearts Gardenias Snapdragons Sunflowers 21 What is the meaning of the word "countenance"? Internal feeling Overwhelming emotion Facial expression Initial impression 22 What was the name of the collection the poem was published in? Cane Color Copper Sun The Weary Blues 23 What is the primary conflict of the poem? The speaker's frustration with their job The speaker's desire for Black people to receive recognition and recompense for their work The speaker's wish to move away The speaker's desire to be free 24 When does the climax of the poem occur? In the middle when the speaker expresses outrage At the end, when the speaker expresses hope for the future In the middle when the speaker describes the night sky At the beginning when the speaker makes a strong declaration 25 What does the speaker compare Black individuals to? Seeds White stars Blooming flowers The dark parts of the night sky