Who is often referred to as the “Father of the Harlem Renaissance”?
a) Langston Hughes
b) Zora Neale Hurston
c) Countee Cullen
d) Alain Locke
Answer: d) Alain Locke
Which author wrote the novel “Their Eyes Were Watching God?
a) Langston Hughes
b) Claude McKay
c) Zora Neale Hurston
d) James Weldon Johnson
Answer: c) Zora Neale Hurston
Who wrote the poem “The Negro Speaks of Rivers”?
a) Countee Cullen
b) Langston Hughes
c) Claude McKay
d) Jean Toomer
Answer: b) Langston Hughes
The poem “If We Must Die” was written by:
a) Langston Hughes
b) Claude McKay
c) Countee Cullen
d) Jean Toomer
Answer: b) Claude McKay
Which writer is known for his poetry collection “Color?
a) Claude McKay
b) Langston Hughes
c) Jean Toomer
d) Alain Locke
Answer: c) Jean Toomer
The play “The Emperor Jones” was written by:
a) Langston Hughes
b) Claude McKay
c) Jean Toomer
d) Eugene O’Neill
Answer: d) Eugene O’Neill
Who authored the novel “Cane”?
a) Zora Neale Hurston
b) Claude McKay
c) Langston Hughes
d) Jean Toomer
Answer: d) Jean Toomer
Which writer co-wrote the play “Mule Bone” with Langston Hughes?
a) Claude McKay
b) Zora Neale Hurston
c) Jean Toomer
d) Alain Locke
Answer: b) Zora Neale Hurston
The poem “The Weary Blues” was penned by:
a) Claude McKay
b) Langston Hughes
c) Countee Cullen
d) James Weldon Johnson
Answer: b) Langston Hughes
Who is known for the novel “Home to Harlem?
a) Claude McKay
b) Langston Hughes
c) Zora Neale Hurston
d) James Weldon Johnson
Answer: a) Claude McKay
Which writer was also a prominent civil rights activist and leader of the NAACP?
a) Claude McKay
b) James Weldon Johnson
c) Jean Toomer
d) Langston Hughes
Answer: b) James Weldon Johnson
The short story “The Gilded Six-Bits” was written by:
a) Langston Hughes
b) Claude McKay
c) Zora Neale Hurston
d) Jean Toomer
Answer: c) Zora Neale Hurston
Who wrote the novel “Not Without Laughter”?
a) Claude McKay
b) Langston Hughes
c) Countee Cullen
d) Langston Hughes
Answer: d) Langston Hughes
The poem “Heritage” was composed by:
a) Claude McKay
b) Countee Cullen
c) Langston Hughes
d) James Weldon Johnson
Answer: b) Countee Cullen
Who wrote the influential essay “The New Negro”?
a) Langston Hughes
b) Claude McKay
c) Countee Cullen
d) Alain Locke
Answer: d) Alain Locke
The poem “The Creation” is attributed to:
a) Claude McKay
b) Countee Cullen
c) Langston Hughes
d) James Weldon Johnson
Answer: d) James Weldon Johnson
Who is known for the poem “The Ballad of the Brown Girl”?
a) Countee Cullen
b) Langston Hughes
c) Claude McKay
d) James Weldon Johnson
Answer: a) Countee Cullen
The author of “Black No More” is:
a) Zora Neale Hurston
b) Langston Hughes
c) Claude McKay
d) George S. Schuyler
Answer: d) George S. Schuyler
Who wrote the poem “The Negro Artist and the Racial Mountain”?
a) Langston Hughes
b) Claude McKay
c) Countee Cullen
d) Zora Neale Hurston
Answer: a) Langston Hughes
The novel “Plum Bun” was authored by:
a) Claude McKay
b) Zora Neale Hurston
c) Langston Hughes
d) Jessie Redmon Fauset
Answer: d) Jessie Redmon Fauset
Who wrote the poem “Yet Do I Marvel”?
a) Countee Cullen
b) Langston Hughes
c) Claude McKay
d) Zora Neale Hurston
Answer: a) Countee Cullen
The novel “The Blacker the Berry” was written by:
a) Claude McKay
b) Zora Neale Hurston
c) Langston Hughes
d) Wallace Thurman
Answer: d) Wallace Thurman
Who authored the play “The Mule-Bone”?
a) Langston Hughes
b) Zora Neale Hurston
c) Claude McKay
d) Alain Locke
Answer: a) Langston Hughes
The poem “Copper Sun” is associated with:
a) Countee Cullen
b) Claude McKay
c) Langston Hughes
d) James Weldon Johnson
Answer: a) Countee Cullen
Who is known for the novel “The Conjure-Man Dies”?
a) Langston Hughes
b) Claude McKay
c) Rudolph Fisher
d) Countee Cullen
Answer: c) Rudolph Fisher
The novel “Jonah’s Gourd Vine” is attributed to:
a) Zora Neale Hurston
b) Claude McKay
c) Langston Hughes
d) James Weldon Johnson
Answer: a) Zora Neale Hurston
Who wrote the poem “The Boll Weevil”?
a) Claude McKay
b) Jean Toomer
c) Countee Cullen
d) Langston Hughes
Answer: b) Jean Toomer
The author of “The Ways of White Folks” is:
a) Langston Hughes
b) Jean Toomer
c) Claude McKay
d) James Weldon Johnson
Answer: a) Langston Hughes
Who is known for the short story “Spunk”?
a) Zora Neale Hurston
b) Claude McKay
c) Jean Toomer
d) Langston Hughes
Answer: a) Zora Neale Hurston
The author of “Banjo” is:
a) Claude McKay
b) Langston Hughes
c) Countee Cullen
d) Jean Toomer
Answer: a) Claude McKay
Who wrote the novel “Black Boy”?
a) Langston Hughes
b) Claude McKay
c) Countee Cullen
d) Richard Wright
Answer: d) Richard Wright
The poem “Her Lips Are Copper Wire” is attributed to:
a) Claude McKay
b) Langston Hughes
c) Countee Cullen
d) Gwendolyn B. Bennett
Answer: d) Gwendolyn B. Bennett
Who is known for the poem “For a Poet”?
a) Langston Hughes
b) Claude McKay
c) Countee Cullen
d) Jean Toomer
Answer: c) Countee Cullen
The author of “Quicksand” is:
a) Claude McKay
b) Langston Hughes
c) Zora Neale Hurston
d) Nella Larsen
Answer: d) Nella Larsen
Who wrote the poem “Incident”?
a) Claude McKay
b) Countee Cullen
c) Langston Hughes
d) James Weldon Johnson
Answer: b) Countee Cullen
The novel “Nigger Heaven” was written by:
a) Claude McKay
b) Langston Hughes
c) Countee Cullen
d) Carl Van Vechten
Answer: d) Carl Van Vechten
Who authored the novel “Passing”?
a) Nella Larsen
b) Langston Hughes
c) Claude McKay
d) Countee Cullen
Answer: a) Nella Larsen
The poem “The Harlem Dancer” is associated with:
a) Claude McKay
b) Countee Cullen
c) Langston Hughes
d) James Weldon Johnson
Answer: a) Claude McKay
Who is known for the novel “Plum Bun”?
a) Claude McKay
b) Langston Hughes
c) Jessie Redmon Fauset
d) Jean Toomer
Answer: c) Jessie Redmon Fauset
The author of “Dusk of Dawn” is:
a) Claude McKay
b) Langston Hughes
c) Jean Toomer
d) W. E. B. Du Bois
Answer: d) W. E. B. Du Bois
Who wrote the poem “From the Dark Tower”?
a) Countee Cullen
b) Langston Hughes
c) Claude McKay
d) Jean Toomer
Answer: a) Countee Cullen
The author of “Black Thunder” is:
a) Claude McKay
b) Langston Hughes
c) Countee Cullen
d) Arna Bontemps
Answer: d) Arna Bontemps
Who is known for the novel “The Walls of Jericho”?
a) Claude McKay
b) Langston Hughes
c) Rudolph Fisher
d) Jean Toomer
Answer: c) Rudolph Fisher
The poem “Tableau” is associated with:
a) Claude McKay
b) Countee Cullen
c) Langston Hughes
d) Jean Toomer
Answer: d) Jean Toomer
Who wrote the short story “The Yellow Wallpaper”?
a) Zora Neale Hurston
b) Claude McKay
c) Jean Toomer
d) Charlotte Perkins Gilman
Answer: d) Charlotte Perkins Gilman
The author of “Home to Harlem” is:
a) Claude McKay
b) Langston Hughes
c) Countee Cullen
d) Jean Toomer
Answer: a) Claude McKay
Who wrote the poem “A Brown Girl Dead”?
a) Claude McKay
b) Countee Cullen
c) Langston Hughes
d) Jean Toomer
Answer: b) Countee Cullen
The author of “The Bone of Contention” is:
a) Claude McKay
b) Langston Hughes
c) Jean Toomer
d) Dorothy West
Answer: d) Dorothy West
Who is known for the poem “If We Must Die”?
a) Langston Hughes
b) Claude McKay
c) Countee Cullen
d) James Weldon Johnson
Answer: b) Claude McKay
The author of “The Walls of Jericho” is:
a) Claude McKay
b) Langston Hughes
c) Rudolph Fisher
d) Jean Toomer
Answer: c) Rudolph Fisher
