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MLK I Have a Dream - Figurative Language

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Multiple choice questions to identify types of figurative language and poetic devices in MLK's famous speech.

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15.

"justice rolls down like waters" is

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16.

In this metaphor in paragraph 19, heat is a symbol for

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Quoting song lyrics in a speech is an example of

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"Go down in history" is an example of

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2.

"Five score years ago" gently suggests "Four score and seven years ago" from Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address. When a writer makes a reference to another well known text, we call that

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"decree came as a great beacon of light" is

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"the flames of withering injustice"is

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"joyous daybreak" is

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"the long night of their captivity" is

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Starting multiple sentences in a row with the phrase "one hundred years later" is

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"We've come to our nation's capital to cash a check" is

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Referring to America as "her" when describing the events that take place within the country is

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10.

What is Dr. King comparing to "insufficient funds?"

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11.

"riches of freedom" and "security of justice" are both

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12.

In King's analogy, light is related to darkness in the same way that _____ is related to segregation

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13.

The well-known phrase "blow off steam" is

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14.

A cup that represents bitterness and hatred is an example of

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"little black boys and black girls will be able to join hands with little white boys and white girls" is

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"a beautiful symphony of brotherhood" is

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20.

Starting lots of lines with "let freedom ring" is

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The word ring is