How does King develop his argument in "patient and reasonable terms" (line 9) over the course of the passage?

A. Uses logic/concrete examples and comparisons while refraining from anger

Which choice provides the best evidence for the answer to the previous question?

C. Lines 30-31 ("Whatever...indirectly")

Which choice best summarizes the first paragraph?

D. Presents criticism of his work and then says he will address it

The third paragraph (lines 21-26) mainly serves to

C. liken King's journey to those of other religious leaders

King's main purpose in the passage is to:

C. Explain why he has come to Brimingham

According to King, the defeat of injustice in the United States requires what action?

B. People must recognize that nothing happens in isolation

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1
As used in line 27, "cognizant" most nearly means
C. inflamed
A. aware
D. recognized
B. apprehensive
2
In the passage, King argues that he has every right to be in Birmingham because:
B. It is the forefront of the movement
C. He was asked to come
A. The city needed a religios leader
D. He is a genuinely good man
3
How does King develop his argument in "patient and reasonable terms" (line 9) over the course of the passage?
A. Uses logic/concrete examples and comparisons while refraining from anger
C. Illustrates myriad ways through which he is making a difference in jail
B. Presents counterclaims then explains its basis in fallacious thinking
D. Attacks racism itself and not those who maintain racist attitudes
4
Which choice provides the best evidence for the answer to the previous question?
D. Line 19 ("So...here")
C. Lines 10-11 ("I ... in")
A. Lines 7-9 ("But ...terms")
B. Lines 11-13 ("I ... Georgia")
5
Which choice provides the best evidence for the answer to the previous question?
C. Lines 30-31 ("Whatever...indirectly")
D. Lines 31-32 ("Never...idea")
B. Lines 21-26 ("Just ... aid")
A. Line 21 ("But ... here")
6
Which choice best summarizes the first paragraph?
A. ... Invest their time in something mor eimportant than criticizing him
D. Presents criticism of his work and then says he will address it
C.Explains fundamental principles behind his work and why they're important
B. Describes the reception he has received and how it can hurt his movement
7
The third paragraph (lines 21-26) mainly serves to
B. Illustrate the need for more leaders to leave their homes
C. liken King's journey to those of other religious leaders
A. explain why King believes racism is contrary to Christian teaching
D. compare the Old Testament prophets with the Apostle Paul
8
King's main purpose in the passage is to:
A. Argue for better treatment while incarcerated.
B. Answer critics of his nonviolent methods
D. Call others to join his movement
C. Explain why he has come to Brimingham
9
According to King, the defeat of injustice in the United States requires what action?
D. Protests must be undertaken in the most public locations
C. Religious leaders must stop fighting amongst themselves
A. The American people must return to their religious roots
B. People must recognize that nothing happens in isolation
10
As used in line 18, "consented" most nearly means
B. Agreed to
D. Made a deal with
C. Gave permission to
A. Yieled to

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