Chris Emdin - 'Dreams' by Langston Hughes

The video discusses the poem 'Dreams' by Langston Hughes, highlighting its relevance to young people growing up in urban America. It emphasizes the importance of holding onto dreams as a means of navigating life's uncertainties and challenges. The poem is recited, underscoring its message that dreams are vital for a fulfilling life.

What does the speaker suggest is a common experience for young people growing up in urban America?

• Being certain about career choices

• Having a clear path for the future

• Living in a rural environment

• Experiencing a sense of uncertainty about the future

According to the speaker, what should young people hold onto?

• Their regrets

• Their fears

• Their dreams

• Their past

What does the speaker say about the role of imagination?

• It is only for children

• It is unnecessary in difficult times

• It is a path towards freedom

• It is a distraction from reality

In Langston Hughes' poem, what is life compared to if dreams die?

• A broken winged bird

• A blooming flower

• A flowing river

• A barren field

What metaphor does Langston Hughes use to describe life without dreams?

• A warm summer night

• A barren field frozen with snow

• A bustling city

• A sunny day