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Speeches By Rachael, Spencer, Serena, Brandon, and Raesta

Today's lesson First you will take the test individually, and then split into 6 groups of 4 once everyone is done. Correct answers will result in 1 shot per team. Point values vary.

Question 1

Correct answer- B Answer B is correct because of the strong diction used. It creates a powerful emotional appeal. D is also a logical answer, but B uses the strongest wording to really hook the reader.

Question 2

Correct answer- C The author uses parallel construction by the repetition of we, used in a specific pattern.

Question 3

Correct answer- D D is the correct answer because the democracy is supposed to allow everyone equal rights, so if the women aren't allowed to vote, it's not the real deal

Question 4

Correct answer- C The repetition of this phrase is used to really emphasize what the government is to the people (them).

Question 5

Correct answer- A A is correct because the passage doesn't talk about extending beyond voting rights. Also, writing a new constitution isn't even in question, and as we know, the states don't have the power over voting rights. Therefore, A is the logical answer.

Question 6

Correct answer- B B is the correct answer because the question asks what would weaken the argument. This information goes against the speakers claim, so adding it would only be taking away from the speech.

Question 7

Correct answer- A A is the correct answer because in referencing another speech, parallelism isn't used, symbolism isn't, and neither is synecdoche, so allusion is the logical answer.

Question 8

Correct answer-D D is the correct answer because the author dreams of a land where everyone can be viewed as equal.

The Answer Is A The speaker is showing that his message is important to a diverse audience because he inspired a white girl, so this is showing he inspired one white girl to not be racist.

The Answer Is C The speaker is saying that the black people are standing up straight and having pride in themselves so they stand up and ending their oppression.

The Answer Is B The speaker is saying regardless of what happens, one day America will not have racist, and become a more just society.

The answer is C These lines are stating that this torch is being passed generation to generation. Later in the paragraph it states about human rights, therefore the torch represents the responsibility to uphold human rights.

The answer is a The answer is a because by repeating "let us" he is referring to the people and him as a group, and asking them to join him.

The answer is c The answer is c because it says not to forget, which infers that history is involved.

The answer is D The answer is Parallel Construction because the author does not use a metaphor, because he does not make a comparison. It is not a hyperbole because he does not use an exaggeration. It is not dramatic irony because there is nothing ironic that happens in the given lines.

The answer is B The answer is B because the author is stating that dreams take long periods of time to complete. He uses 100 days to represent a long period of time.