question 3 (10 points) how did sojourner truth contribute to society? o a by becoming a famous actress o b…

question 3 (10 points) how did sojourner truth contribute to society? o a by becoming a famous actress o b by advocating for abolitionism and equal rights o c by writing poetry o d by creating artwork question 4 (10 points) in the passage, what does the term obliged most likely mean? o a forced o b grateful o c upset o d ignorant question 5 (10 points) what literary device is used in the phrase if the first woman god ever made was strong enough to turn

question 3 (10 points) how did sojourner truth contribute to society? o a by becoming a famous actress o b by advocating for abolitionism and equal rights o c by writing poetry o d by creating artwork question 4 (10 points) in the passage, what does the term obliged most likely mean? o a forced o b grateful o c upset o d ignorant question 5 (10 points) what literary device is used in the phrase if the first woman god ever made was strong enough to turn

Answer

Brief Explanations:

  • Question 3: Sojourner Truth was a prominent abolitionist and advocate for equal - rights. She was not known as an actress, poet, or for creating artwork.
  • Question 4: “Obliged” can mean grateful in many contexts. “Forced” is a different meaning, “upset” and “ignorant” are not related to the meaning of “obliged”.
  • Question 5: The given phrase is not a simile (which uses “like” or “as” for comparison) or a metaphor (a direct comparison without “like” or “as”). But based on the options, if we assume it's asking about a basic figure - of - speech identification, it's neither of these two common ones. However, if we consider the context of the question and the options provided, we analyze based on the knowledge of these two literary devices.

Answer:

  • Question 3: B. By advocating for abolitionism and equal rights
  • Question 4: B. Grateful
  • Question 5: None of the above (but if we must choose from the given options, it's not applicable as per the correct definitions of simile and metaphor)