Unit Test

Question 1

Which statements provide a logical analysis of the call to action in Queen Elizabeth’s speech? Select all that apply.

Revolt · Accepted Answer

A: The context of awaiting an attack establishes expectation and adds reasonability.; C: The argument builds to the call to action by establishing the situation and eliciting strong emotions.; E: Though the queen asks the troops to risk their lives, the call is appropriate given a soldier’s duty.

Question 2

Which reason does Thoreau give for the idea that revolt is justified?

Revolt · Accepted Answer

D: Oppression and robbery have become institutionalized in the government.

Question 3

What are the purposes of including counterarguments in your writing? Check all that apply.To attack any oppositionTo present a biased argumentTo appear fair-minded and trustworthyTo identify weaknesses in your argumentTo anticipate objections to your argument

Revolt · Accepted Answer

C: To appear fair-minded and trustworthy; D: To identify weaknesses in your argument; E: To anticipate objections to your argument

Question 4

How does the writer address the counterargument? Check all that apply.

Revolt · Accepted Answer

B: She points out a contradiction.; C: She explains its negative impact.

Question 5

Why does Queen Elizabeth most likely use vivid imagery and loaded language to declare her intentions?

Revolt · Accepted Answer

D: To establish her integrity and elicit pride and determination in the audience

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