EXERCISE IN COMPOSITIO 1 1)T Choose the correct alternative. 1. I don't think I (shall, should, can) be able to go. im 2. He (shall, will, dare) not pay unless he is compelled. 3. You (should, would, ought) be punctual. 4. I wish you (should, would, must) tell me earlier. 5. (Shall, Will, Would) I assist you? 6. (Shall, should, would) you please help me with this ? 7. You (ought, should, must) to pay your debts. 8. He said I (can, might , should) use his telephone at any time. 9. If you (shall, should, would) see him, give him my regards, 10. He (need, dare, would) not ask for a rise, for fear of losing his job. 11. 1(needn't to see, needn't have seen, didn't need to see) him, so I sent a letter. 12. (Shall , Might, Could) you show me the way to the station 13. To save my life , I ran fast, and (would, could, was able to) reach safely. 14. I(would, used, ought) to be an atheist but now I believe in God. 15. You (needn't, mustn't , won't) light a match; the room is full of gas. 16. The Prime Minister (would, need, is to make a statement tomorrow. 17. You (couldn't wait, didn't need to wait, need't have waited for me ;I could have found the way all right. 18. I was afraid that if I asked him again he (can, may, might) refuse. 19. She (shall, will, dare) sit outside her garden gate for hours at a time, looking at the passing traffic. 20. (Should, Would, Shall) you like another cup of coffee? 21. I wish he (should, will, would) not play his wireles so loudly. 22. I(am to leave, would leave, was to have left ) on Thursday. But on Thursday I had a terrible cold, so I decided to wait till sa 23. He (used, is used, was used) to play cricket before his marriage. 24. (Shall, Will, Would) I carry the box into the house for you? 25. He (will, can, might) come, but I should be surprised. ​

you mean: EXERCISE IN COMPOSITIO 1 1)T Choose the correct alternative. 1. I don't think I (shall, should, can) be able to go. im 2. He (shall, will, dare) not pay unless he is compelled. 3. You (should, would, ought) be punctual. 4. I wish you (should, would, must) tell me earlier. 5. (Shall, Will, Would) I assist you? 6. (Shall, should, would) you please help me with this ? 7. You (ought, should, must) to pay your debts. 8. He said I (can, might , should) use his telephone at any time. 9. If you (shall, should, would) see him, give him my regards, 10. He (need, dare, would) not ask for a rise, for fear of losing his job. 11. 1(needn't to see, needn't have seen, didn't need to see) him, so I sent a letter. 12. (Shall , Might, Could) you show me the way to the station 13. To save my life , I ran fast, and (would, could, was able to) reach safely. 14. I(would, used, ought) to be an atheist but now I believe in God. 15. You (needn't, mustn't , won't) light a match; the room is full of gas. 16. The Prime Minister (would, need, is to make a statement tomorrow. 17. You (couldn't wait, didn't need to wait, needn't have waited for me ;I could have found the way all right. 18. I was afraid that if I asked him again he (can, may, might) refuse. 19. She (shall, will, dare) sit outside her garden gate for hours at a time, looking at the passing traffic. 20. (Should, Would, Shall) you like another cup of coffee? 21. I wish he (should, will, would) not play his wireles so loudly. 22. I(am to leave, would leave, was to have left ) on Thursday. But on Thursday I had a terrible cold, so I decided to wait till sa 23. He (used, is used, was used) to play cricket before his marriage. 24. (Shall, Will, Would) I carry the box into the house for you? 25. He (will, can, might) come, but I should be surprised. 

the answer is:  

he is voicing feelings shared by all humans regardless of race.

in paul laurence dunbar's poem "we wear the mask," he replicates the words mask and we to emphasize how people in general -not just black americans- hide their true feelings. he suggests the masks cover people's faces and eyes, which are the main parts that display their emotions. he also thinks people's pain conceal behind those masks, so that they cannot see reality and nobody is able to see one another's sorrow.