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Quiz for the Four Freedoms Speech test
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1
Which of the following is the
best
example of an act of treachery in wartime?
broadcasting false information to the enemy
decoding messages written by the enemy
guarding enemy soldiers who have been taken prisoner
giving the enemy important strategic information
2
Which one of these is a freedom that Roosevelt spoke about in his speech?
Freedom from fear
Freedom of speech
Freedom from want
Freedom of religion
3
When Roosevelt refers to his "duty to give the Congress information," what is he appealing to?
rhetoric
emotion
logic
authority
4
If -ify means "to make" then what does pacify mean?
to make someone angry
to make someone fearful
to make someone peaceful
to make someone cheerful
5
If -ist means "one who supports" then what does pacifist mean?
one who supports peace
one who supports liberty
one who supports war
one who supports equality
6
When Roosevelt uses the French Revolution as an example in his speech, what is he appealing to?
emotion
logic
argumentation
authority
7
According to “Four Freedoms” speech, what immediate course should the United States pursue?
negotiating with the dictators and aggressors
building up its supply of military weapons
sending troops overseas to join the fight
holding emergency midterm elections
8
What is the phrase "the dictators seek to create with the crash of a bomb" appealing to?
authority
emotion
logic
Big Bird
9
Which of the following is a noun phrase?
wisely and courageously
to teach students
said with emotion
the rushing river
10
Why does Roosevelt see the present threat to American security and safety as unprecedented?
No nation has attempted to destroy the world’s democracies.
No nation has succeeded in establishing a dictatorship.
No nation has ever attacked or invaded the United States.
No nation has ever asked for military assistance from the US
11
Why is national unity critical for the present situation?
It is the strongest possible defense against an enemy.
It will allow government to enforce wartime laws
It will lead to economic equality.
It will make full civil rights secure for all Americans.
12
Roosevelt hopes for changes in the nation’s social/economic systems. What
best
describes that?
He hopes to enable a gov't takeover of private industries
He hopes to create a national health-insurance program.
He hopes to lift many more citizens above the poverty level.
He hopes to raise money for the war by selling savings bonds
13
"A good society is able to face schemes of world domination..." Find the noun phrase
of world domination
is able to face
A good society
to face schemes
14
If two nations agree on a program of disarmament, which of the following
must
happen?
They will cut back on their stock of weapons used for war.
They will guarantee equal civil rights for all the citizens.
They will eliminate taxes on the goods they trade.
They will establish embassies in one another’s capitals.
15
Which of the following
best
describes rulers who govern by tyranny?
They make all decisions slowly and carefully.
They exercise absolute, unchecked power.
They encourage input from advisors.
They guarantee legal equality for all.
