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Quarter 2 Rhetorical Analysis MLK/Obama - Senior English
Why does King repeat “I have a dream”?
King’s speech differs by:
Quarter 2 Rhetorical Analysis MLK/Obama - Senior English
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1
King’s speech differs by:
B. Faith and justice
D. Logical proof
A. Criticizing opponents
C. Listing policies
2
Why does King repeat “I have a dream”?
B. Add logic
A. Inspire hope
C. Criticize others
D. Show credibility
3
Ad hominem targets:
B. Logic of argument
A. A person’s character
C. Credibility
D. Emotions
4
King’s logic includes:
A. Future visions
D. Faith in action
C. Personal stories
B. Equality principles
5
True or False: Pathos connects the audience emotionally.
True
False
6
True or False: Both speeches use ethos to strengthen their arguments.
False
True
7
True or False: King uses logical fallacies to persuade.
False
True
8
Which statement from
“I Have a Dream”
best demonstrates ethos?
D. “Let us not wallow in the valley of despair.”
B. We hold these truths to be self-evident: that all men are created equal.
C. I am not unmindful that some of you have come here out of great trials.
A. “I have a dream that one day every valley shall be exalted.”
9
Bandwagon appeal suggests:
C. Everyone agrees
B. Logical reason
D. Emotional appeal
A. Evidence is weak
10
What is logos in rhetorical analysis?
D. Creative appeal using metaphors
C. Ethical appeal using credibility
A. Logical appeal using evidence
B. Emotional appeal using feelings
11
True or False: Obama’s speech builds credibility with statistics.
True
False
12
Both speeches aim to:
C. Provide data
D. Argue policies
B. Critique the past
A. Inspire action
13
How does Obama use pathos in his speech?
D. By discussing his policy on the economy
B. By citing voter turnout statistics
C. By referencing his proposed healthcare plan
A. By thanking his supporters for their sacrifices
14
Which is logos in Obama’s speech?
B. “Yes, we can.”
C. “The road is long…”
A. “Change will not come…”
D. “Thank you, supporters.”
15
How does Obama use statistics?
D. Critique voters
A. Show challenges ahead
C. Attack opponents
B. Build emotion
16
True or False: Both speeches rely heavily on logos.
False
True
17
What does logos appeal to?
B. Logic and reason
D. Style
A. Credibility
C. Emotion
18
How does Obama use pathos?
C. Policy proposals
D. Facts and stats
B. Stories of sacrifice
A. Personal attacks
19
Which example from
“I Have a Dream”
is an appeal to pathos?
B. “I have a dream that one day my four little children will not be judged.
A. “Let us not seek to satisfy our thirst for freedom by.."
D. “... we will be able to transform the jangling discords of our nation.”
C. “We will not be satisfied until justice rolls down like waters.”
20
Obama’s use of “Yes, we can” is:
C. Emotional appeal
D. Narrative device
A. Logical evidence
B. Ethical proof
21
What is a logical fallacy?
D. Logical conclusion
C. Emotional appeal
A. Error in reasoning
B. Credible argument
22
What rhetorical device is common?
D. Hyperbole
Sarcasm
C. Repetition
A. Statistics
23
Which quote shows logos in King’s speech?
A. “We hold these truths…”
B. “Let freedom ring…”
C. “I have a dream…”
D. “Not judged by skin…”
24
What is the primary purpose of pathos in rhetoric?
C. To demonstrate the speaker’s credibility
B. To connect emotionally with the audience
A. To use data and facts
D. To create a logical argument
25
Obama’s speech focuses on:
A. Equality and rights
C. Biblical allusions
B. Progress and unity
D. Emotional anger
26
How does Barack Obama establish ethos in his victory speech?
A. By using statistics to support his policies
B. By referencing his personal journey and background
C. By appealing to the emotions of his audience
D. By critiquing his opponents' policies
27
What do both speeches rely on?
B. Data
C. Criticizing others
D. Humor
A. Shared values
28
Which is an example of slippery slope?
C. “If we allow this…”
A. “I have a dream.”
B. “If we don’t act now…”
D. “Let freedom ring.”
29
King avoids fallacies by:
A. Attacking critics
B. Using shared values
C. Using fear tactics
D. Overusing emotion
30
What is ethos in rhetorical analysis?
B. Appeal to credibility
C. Appeal to emotions
A. Appeal to logic
D. Appeal to fear
