| 1 |
What does the speaker ultimately want , just like " You" |
Justice
Peace
My freedom
Equality
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| 2 |
What is the speaker's assertion above their residence. |
I visit here
I used to live here
I live here, too
I will mvoe soon
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| 3 |
Where is this"Strong seed" of freedom planted. |
In fertile soil
In a garden
In a great need
In a dream
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| 4 |
What is "Freedom " compared to is the poem. |
A light
A strong seed
a river
A distant star
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| 5 |
On what kind of "bread" does the speaker say they cannot live. |
stale bread
Tomorrow's bread
Borrowed bread
Charity bread
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| 6 |
What does the speaker say about needing freedom when dead. |
It will be important
It will be irrelevant
I do not need my freedom when I 'm dead
It is a spiritual need
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| 7 |
Why does the speaker reject the idea of tomorrow is another day. |
They are impatient
They want to rest
They believe in immediate action
Freedom is needed now, not later
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| 8 |
What common saying does the speaker tire of hearing. |
"Hope springs eternal"
"Time heals all wounds"
"Let things take their course"
"Patience is a virtue"
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| 9 |
What does the speaker claim the same right ot have as thre other fellow. |
Wealth
Power
Education
Stand on two feet and own land
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| 10 |
Accoridng to the poem how will freedom not come. |
Through compromise and fear
Through hope
Through struggle
Through time
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