Invisible Man Review

When an author says something that should not be taken literally or actually, it is an example of the author using _______________________ .

• adjective language

• realistic language

• figurative language

• fake language

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Who was the author of Invisible Man?

• Thomas Edison

• Henry Ford

• Ralph Ellison

• Langston Hughes

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Based on the story, Invisible Man, draw what the narrator's basement home would look like based on how he described it.

What famous jazz musician sang "(What Did I Do To Be So) Black and Blue"?

• Neil Armstrong

• Duke Ellington

• Miles Davis

• Louis Armstrong

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1. After yesterday's story (Invisible Man) and discussion, what do you think was the author's overall main message?

• It is a good thing to be invisible because then you can steal electricity from companies and live in abandoned basements.

• Society fails to fully acknowledge the main character due to prejudice and bias, which leaves the main character to feel "invisible".

• When you find yourself faced with obstacles, you can cope with the struggle by being resilient and overcome obstacles within your control.

• The main character represents people who are underrepresented in society and therefor struggle to see themselves and to be seen in society.

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In your own words, summarize what we read yesterday in Invisible Man with as much detail as you can recall.

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