From the details in lines 9–14 of “Theme for English B,” what mental image do you form of the school the speaker attends?

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Masteriza [31]2 years ago

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Answer:

The mental image that we form of the school the speaker attends is that it is a school of a good social class and we could say that it is located in a central area.

Explanation:

Your question refers to the poem "Theme for English B " by Langston Hughes.

The author describes that he was the only student of color in his class and he describes a building with a hill, a park and near the avenues. Which leads us to the conclusion that the university in which it is located is quite prestigious and of a high status.

This poem tells of the task that a teacher sends to his students where they must write about themselves, and where the speaker has a crossroads of feelings since he must face questions about racism and identity.

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