Rosa Parks and Poetic Themes

The video tutorial introduces a poem titled 'Go to the Back Rosa Parks' and guides students through making predictions, numbering lines, and identifying stanzas. The teacher reads the poem aloud, highlighting multiple meaning words, particularly 'back.' The lesson concludes with a discussion on the poem's theme, emphasizing Rosa Parks' role in Black history and the importance of equality.

What is the title of the poem discussed in the video?

• The Bus Ride of Rosa Parks

• Rosa Parks: A Journey

• Go to the Back Rosa Parks

• Go to the Front Rosa Parks

How many lines are there in the poem?

• 18

• 16

• 14

• 12

What are stanzas in a poem?

• Individual words

• The rhyming scheme

• Paragraphs of the poem

• The title of the poem

What does the word 'back' refer to in the poem?

• A type of clothing

• A type of vehicle

• A body part

• A direction

What is Rosa Parks asked to do in the poem?

• Stand up

• Speak up

• Leave the bus

• Go to the back of the bus

What does Rosa Parks decide to do in the poem?

• Leave the bus

• Move to the back

• Call for help

• Stay seated

What is one of the multiple meanings of 'back' discussed?

• A type of food

• A position in space

• A type of music

• A type of weather

What is the main theme of the poem?

• Friendship

• Adventure

• Equality and civil rights

• Nature

Why is the poem relevant to Black History Month?

• It highlights a significant event in civil rights history

• It is written by a famous black poet

• It talks about a famous black athlete

• It describes a traditional black festival

What action did people take in support of Rosa Parks?

• They sang songs

• They organized a march

• They wrote letters

• They sat with her