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Structure and Narrative: Rosa Parks' Memoir, My Story Answers

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Reagan’s likely purpose is to persuade Soviet students that .

A
freedom lets individuals achieve great things
B
freedom is the way to fight strong governments
C
freedom in large amounts can be dangerous
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Reagan’s likely purpose is to show an American audience that .

A
freedom is easy to achieve everywhere
B
most countries are unwilling to accept freedom
C
the American view of freedom is ideal
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What type of opinion is it?

A
substantiated
B
unsubstantiated
4

What is the main opinion of this passage?

A
“we now have an exhibition”
B
“technology is transforming our lives”
C
“replacing manual labor”
5

Which phrase in the passage signals that Reagan is using a bandwagon appeal in this part of his speech?

A
“power of economic freedom”
B
“spreading around the world”
C
“barely pausing in the industrial age”
D
“now a net exporter”
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Which detail helps support the opinion?

A
“part of an exchange program”
B
“touring your country”
C
“forecasting weather for farmers”

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