Read the excerpt, and then complete the sentence that follows. Deferred
by Langston Hughes (excerpt)

This year, maybe, do you think I can graduate?
I’m already two years late.
Dropped out six months when I was seven,
a year when I was eleven,
then got put back when we come North…

Maybe now I can have that white enamel stove
I dreamed about when we first fell in love
eighteen years ago.
But you know,
rooming and everything
then kids . . .

Me, I always did want to study French.
It don't make sense—
I'll never go to France,
but night schools teach French . . .

Someday,
I'm gonna buy two new suits
at once!

All I want is
one more bottle of gin.

All I want is to see
my furniture paid for.

Langston Hughes uses (BLANK) and (BLANK) jazz formats in this poem to emphasize how African American dreams remained unfulfilled.

BLANK 1
a. Improvisation
b. Scat
c. Blues
d. Alliteration

BLANK 2
a. Swing
b. Call and Response
c. Alliteration