Question

question #1
read the passage and answer the question that follows:
men! whose boast is it that ye
come of fathers brave and free,
if there breathe on earth a slave,
are ye truly free and brave?
this passage demonstrates what theme of american romanticism?
the focus on imagination
an emphasis on the worth of the individual and human rights
an emphasis on nature and its beauty
the focus on the american hero
question #2
\i hear america singing\ celebrates the
beauty of nature
supernatural and mysterious elements
pride of everyday people going about their daily tasks
persistence of the american hero

Explanation:

For Question #1:
The passage questions the freedom and bravery of men if there is a slave on earth. This shows concern for the worth of each individual (as slaves are also individuals) and human rights (the right to be free). It doesn't focus on imagination (no mention of creative or fantastical thinking), nature (no description of natural elements), or the American hero (no specific heroic figure is highlighted).
For Question #2:
"I Hear America Singing" by Walt Whitman celebrates the workers (carpenters, masons, etc.) who are everyday people going about their daily tasks. It's a celebration of their pride in their work. It's not about the beauty of nature (no natural scenery described), supernatural elements (no ghosts, magic, etc.), or the American hero (no heroic feats or a single heroic character).

Answer:

Question #1: An emphasis on the worth of the individual and human rights
Question #2: Pride of everyday people going about their daily tasks