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\pard\sl-192 \li63 \ri1850 \expndtw-19 \b \f10 \fs21 I HAVE A DREAM by Martin
Luther King Jr.
\plain\par
\pard\sl-192 \li16 \ri451 \expndtw-17 \b \f10 \fs21 A. Read each question
carefully. Choose the letter of the best
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\plain\par
\pard\sl-191 \li16 \ri2034 \expndtw-14 \f10 \fs21 1. The main focus of Dr. King's
speech is
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\pard\sl-192 \li16 \ri812 \expndtw-7 \f10 \fs21 A. getting more money for America's
black population
\plain\expndtw-5 \f10 \fs21 B. convincing everyone to live in peace and tranquility
\plain\par
\pard\sl-192 \li16 \ri0 \expndtw-6 \f10 \fs21 C. celebrating the anniversary of the
Emancipation Proclamation
\plain\par
\pard\sl-192 \li16 \ri970 \expndtw-7 \f10 \fs21 D. ending segregation and racial
injustice in America
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\pard\sl-197 \li16 \ri771 \expndtw-8 \f10 \fs21 2. Martin Luther King, Jr. appeals
mainly to his listeners:
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\pard\sl-192 \li16 \ri3858 \expndtw-17 \f10 \fs21 A common sense
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\pard\sl-191 \li16 \ri3028 \expndtw-7 \f10 \fs21 B. desire for a better future
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\pard\sl-192 \li16 \ri3943 \expndtw-13 \f10 \fs21 C. sense of guilt
\plain\par
\pard\sl-192 \li16 \ri289 \expndtw-13 \f10 \fs21 D. concerns about America's status
among the world's nations
\plain\par
\pard\sl-192 \li16 \ri176 \expndtw-10 \f10 \fs21 3. In "I Have a Dream", Dr. Martin
Luther King, Jr., urges his fol-
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\pard\sl-192 \li16 \ri4296 \fi100 \expndtw-9 \f10 \fs21 lowers to:
\plain\par
\pard\sl-191 \li16 \ri2616 \expndtw-5 \f10 \fs21 A. work toward gradual change
\plain\par
\pard\sl-192 \li16 \ri2241 \expndtw-5 \f10 \fs21 B. demand equality and justice now
\plain\par
\pard\sl-192 \li16 \ri2863 \expndtw-9 \f10 \fs21 C. use any means necessary
\plain\par
\pard\sl-192 \li16 \ri3175 \expndtw-2 \f10 \fs21 D. distrust white people
\plain\par
\pard\sl-240 \li16 \ri1875 \expndtw-11 \f10 \fs21 4. Dr. King's speech does not
incorporate:
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\pard\sl-259 \li16 \ri3497 \expndtw-6 \f10 \fs21 A. repeated phrases
\plain\par
\pard\sl-254 \li16 \ri3104 \expndtw-5 \f10 \fs21 B. quotations from songs
\plain\par
\pard\sl-259 \li16 \ri2495 \expndtw-6 \f10 \fs21 C. thanks to distinguished guests
\plain\par
\pard\sl-254 \li16 \ri3054 \expndtw-4 \f10 \fs21 D. references to the Bible
\plain\par
\pard\sl-259 \li16 \ri2909 \expndtw-8 \f10 \fs21 5. Dr. King is convinced that:
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\pard\sl-254 \li16 \ri2561 \expndtw-5 \f10 \fs21 A. dreams rarely become reality
\plain\par
\pard\sl-254 \li16 \ri2728 \expndtw-3 \f10 \fs21 B. the struggle must continue
\plain\par
\pard\sl-259 \li16 \ri2711 \expndtw-6 \f10 \fs21 C. equality has been achieved
\plain\par
\pard\sl-254 \li16 \ri3318 \expndtw-5 \f10 \fs21 D. justice is a privilege
\plain\par
\pard\sl-259 \li16 \ri1759 \expndtw-10 \f10 \fs21 6. How did Dr. King appeal to his
audience?
\plain\par
\pard\sl-254 \li16 \ri2430 \expndtw-4 \f10 \fs21 A. He compared them to children
\plain\par
\pard\sl-254 \li16 \ri8 \expndtw-5 \f10 \fs21 B. He appealed to their sense of
justice, fair play, and patriotism
\plain\par
\pard\sl-259 \li16 \ri249 \expndtw-5 \f10 \fs21 C. He reminded them of the homeland
from which they have
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\pard\sl-254 \li16 \ri4415 \fi360 \expndtw-12 \f10 \fs21 come
\plain\par
\pard\sl-259 \li16 \ri64 \expndtw-9 \f10 \fs21 D. He made them angry about their
history by repeatedly referring
\plain\par
\pard\sl-307 \li16 \ri4436 \expndtw-14 \f10 \fs21 to slavery
\plain\par
\pard\sl-302 \li16 \ri381 \expndtw-11 \f10 \fs21 7. Which phrase is NOT repeated
for effect during the speech?
\plain\par
\pard\sl-302 \li16 \ri3354 \expndtw0 \f10 \fs21 A. Let it/freedom ring
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\pard\sl-259 \li16 \ri2378 \expndtw-2 \f10 \fs21 B. \expndtw-14{\field{\*\fldinst
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\pard\sl-254 \li16 \ri3690 \expndtw-6 \f10 \fs21 C. I have a dream
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\pard\sl-254 \li16 \ri3880 \expndtw-4 \f10 \fs21 D. Go back to\expndtw-14{\field{\
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\pard\sl-259 \li16 \ri3052 \expndtw-5 \f10 \fs21 E. We cannot be satisfied
\plain\par
\pard\sl-254 \li16 \ri2932 \expndtw-4 \f10 \fs21 F. One hundred years later
\plain\par
\pard\sl-259 \li16 \ri348 \expndtw-2 \f10 \fs21 8. In paragraph 11 of the speech
(beginning "I am not un-
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\pard\sl-316 \li116 \ri343 \expndtw-6 \f10 \fs21 mindful . . .), Dr. King addresses
those in theaudience who
\plain\expndtw2 \f10 \fs21 have been unjustly imprisoned and who have been
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\pard\sl-311 \li116 \ri341 \expndtw-6 \f10 \fs21 "battered by . . . police
brutality." Whatadvice does Dr. King
\plain\par
\pard\sl-316 \li116 \ri3311 \expndtw-7 \f10 \fs21 offer to these people?
\plain\par
\pard\sl-312 \li16 \ri754 \expndtw-7 \f10 \fs21 A. Seek revenge for the way you
have been mistreated
\plain\par
\pard\sl-259 \li16 \ri3299 \expndtw-6 \f10 \fs21 B. Succumb to despair
\plain\par
\pard\sl-254 \li16 \ri1256 \expndtw-5 \f10 \fs21 C. Return home and continue to
work for justice
\plain\par
\pard\sl-254 \li16 \ri589 \expndtw-6 \f10 \fs21 D. Recruit lawyers and sue your
local police departments
\plain\par
\pard\sl-259 \li16 \ri719 \expndtw-5 \f10 \fs21 E. Pray that God will forgive those
who persecuted you
\plain\par
\pard\sl-259 \li16 \ri616 \expndtw-9 \f10 \fs21 9. Toward the end of the speech, in
the paragraphs begin-
\plain\par
\pard\sl-312 \li116 \ri782 \expndtw-8 \f10 \fs21 ning with the now-famous phrase "I
have adream," Dr.
\plain\par
\pard\sl-316 \li116 \ri673 \expndtw-7 \f10 \fs21 King mentions certain members of
his own family. Why
\plain\par
\pard\sl-317 \li116 \ri3792 \expndtw-11 \f10 \fs21 does he do this?
\plain\par
\pard\sl-312 \li16 \ri4 \expndtw-8 \f10 \fs21 A. To connect with his audience as a
fellow parent and have them
\plain\par
\pard\sl-307 \li16 \ri2808 \fi360 \expndtw-8 \f10 \fs21 think of their own children
\plain\par
\pard\sl-307 \li16 \ri728 \expndtw-9 \f10 \fs21 B. To show everyone how well he has
raised his children
\plain\par
\pard\sl-302 \li16 \ri309 \expndtw-7 \f10 \fs21 C. To get the white members of the
audience to feel guilty for
\plain\par
\pard\sl-307 \li16 \ri2592 \fi360 \expndtw-9 \f10 \fs21 how they treated his
children
\plain\par
\pard\sl-302 \li16 \ri885 \expndtw-9 \f10 \fs21 D. To have a reason to bring his
children to the speech
\plain\par
\pard\sl-307 \li16 \ri930 \expndtw-12 \f10 \fs21 10. Why did Dr. King quote "My
country, 'tis of thee"?
\plain\par
\pard\sl-302 \li16 \ri1523 \expndtw-6 \f10 \fs21 A. To make a patriotic appeal to
his audience
\plain\par
\pard\sl-254 \li16 \ri702 \expndtw-6 \f10 \fs21 B. To introduce his quote from the
Pledge of Allegiance
\plain\par
\pard\sl-259 \li16 \ri93 \expndtw-6 \f10 \fs21 C. To get everyone in the mood to
hear his thoughts on politics
\plain\par
\pard\sl-254 \li16 \ri213 \expndtw-4 \f10 \fs21 D. To provide a smooth transition
to the next performer, who
\plain\par
\pard\sl-254 \li16 \ri3892 \fi360 \expndtw-15 \f10 \fs21 was a singer
\par
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\plain\pard\sl-264 \li0 \ri3323 \expndtw-23 \b \f10 \fs21 LONG TEST IN ENGISH 9
\plain\par
\pard\sl-192 \li47 \ri1856 \expndtw-19 \b \f10 \fs21 I HAVE A DREAM by Martin
Luther King Jr.
\plain\par
\pard\sl-191 \li0 \ri457 \expndtw-17 \b \f10 \fs21 A. Read each question carefully.
Choose the letter of the best
\plain\expndtw-23 \b \f10 \fs21 answer.
\plain\par
\pard\sl-192 \li0 \ri2041 \expndtw-14 \f10 \fs21 1. The main focus of Dr. King's
speech is
\plain\par
\pard\sl-192 \li0 \ri819 \expndtw-7 \f10 \fs21 A. getting more money for America's
black population
\plain\expndtw-5 \f10 \fs21 B. convincing everyone to live in peace and tranquility
\plain\par
\pard\sl-191 \li0 \ri6 \expndtw-6 \f10 \fs21 C. celebrating the anniversary of the
Emancipation Proclamation
\plain\par
\pard\sl-192 \li0 \ri976 \expndtw-7 \f10 \fs21 D. ending segregation and racial
injustice in America
\plain\par
\pard\sl-197 \li0 \ri777 \expndtw-8 \f10 \fs21 2. Martin Luther King, Jr. appeals
mainly to his listeners:
\plain\par
\pard\sl-192 \li0 \ri3864 \expndtw-17 \f10 \fs21 A common sense
\plain\par
\pard\sl-192 \li0 \ri3034 \expndtw-7 \f10 \fs21 B. desire for a better future
\plain\par
\pard\sl-192 \li0 \ri3949 \expndtw-13 \f10 \fs21 C. sense of guilt
\plain\par
\pard\sl-192 \li0 \ri296 \expndtw-13 \f10 \fs21 D. concerns about America's status
among the world's nations
\plain\par
\pard\sl-191 \li0 \ri182 \expndtw-10 \f10 \fs21 3. In "I Have a Dream", Dr. Martin
Luther King, Jr., urges his fol-
\plain\par
\pard\sl-192 \li0 \ri4303 \fi100 \expndtw-9 \f10 \fs21 lowers to:
\plain\par
\pard\sl-192 \li0 \ri2623 \expndtw-5 \f10 \fs21 A. work toward gradual change
\plain\par
\pard\sl-192 \li0 \ri2247 \expndtw-5 \f10 \fs21 B. demand equality and justice now
\plain\par
\pard\sl-192 \li0 \ri2870 \expndtw-9 \f10 \fs21 C. use any means necessary
\plain\par
\pard\sl-191 \li0 \ri3181 \expndtw-2 \f10 \fs21 D. distrust white people
\plain\par
\pard\sl-240 \li0 \ri1882 \expndtw-11 \f10 \fs21 4. Dr. King's speech does not
incorporate:
\plain\par
\pard\sl-259 \li0 \ri3503 \expndtw-6 \f10 \fs21 A. repeated phrases
\plain\par
\pard\sl-254 \li0 \ri3110 \expndtw-5 \f10 \fs21 B. quotations from songs
\plain\par
\pard\sl-259 \li0 \ri2502 \expndtw-6 \f10 \fs21 C. thanks to distinguished guests
\plain\par
\pard\sl-254 \li0 \ri3061 \expndtw-4 \f10 \fs21 D. references to the Bible
\plain\par
\pard\sl-259 \li0 \ri2916 \expndtw-9 \f10 \fs21 5. Dr. King is convinced that:
\plain\par
\pard\sl-254 \li0 \ri2568 \expndtw-5 \f10 \fs21 A. dreams rarely become reality
\plain\par
\pard\sl-254 \li0 \ri2735 \expndtw-4 \f10 \fs21 B. the struggle must continue
\plain\par
\pard\sl-259 \li0 \ri2717 \expndtw-6 \f10 \fs21 C. equality has been achieved
\plain\par
\pard\sl-254 \li0 \ri3324 \expndtw-5 \f10 \fs21 D. justice is a privilege
\plain\par
\pard\sl-259 \li0 \ri1765 \expndtw-10 \f10 \fs21 6. How did Dr. King appeal to his
audience?
\plain\par
\pard\sl-254 \li0 \ri2437 \expndtw-4 \f10 \fs21 A. He compared them to children
\plain\par
\pard\sl-254 \li0 \ri14 \expndtw-5 \f10 \fs21 B. He appealed to their sense of
justice, fair play, and patriotism
\plain\par
\pard\sl-259 \li0 \ri256 \expndtw-5 \f10 \fs21 C. He reminded them of the homeland
from which they have
\plain\par
\pard\sl-254 \li0 \ri4421 \fi360 \expndtw-12 \f10 \fs21 come
\plain\par
\pard\sl-259 \li0 \ri70 \expndtw-9 \f10 \fs21 D. He made them angry about their
history by repeatedly referring
\plain\par
\pard\sl-307 \li0 \ri4442 \expndtw-14 \f10 \fs21 to slavery
\plain\par
\pard\sl-302 \li0 \ri387 \expndtw-11 \f10 \fs21 7. Which phrase is NOT repeated for
effect during the speech?
\plain\par
\pard\sl-302 \li0 \ri3360 \expndtw0 \f10 \fs21 A. Let it/freedom ring
\plain\par
\pard\sl-259 \li0 \ri2384 \expndtw-2 \f10 \fs21 B. \expndtw-14{\field{\*\fldinst
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\pard\sl-254 \li0 \ri3697 \expndtw-6 \f10 \fs21 C. I have a dream
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\pard\sl-259 \li0 \ri3058 \expndtw-5 \f10 \fs21 E. We cannot be satisfied
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\pard\sl-254 \li0 \ri2939 \expndtw-4 \f10 \fs21 F. One hundred years later
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\pard\sl-259 \li0 \ri354 \expndtw-2 \f10 \fs21 8. In paragraph 11 of the speech
(beginning "I am not un-
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\pard\sl-316 \li100 \ri349 \expndtw-6 \f10 \fs21 mindful . . .), Dr. King addresses
those in theaudience who
\plain\expndtw2 \f10 \fs21 have been unjustly imprisoned and who have been
\plain\par
\pard\sl-312 \li100 \ri348 \expndtw-6 \f10 \fs21 "battered by . . . police
brutality." Whatadvice does Dr. King
\plain\par
\pard\sl-316 \li100 \ri3317 \expndtw-7 \f10 \fs21 offer to these people?
\plain\par
\pard\sl-312 \li0 \ri760 \expndtw-7 \f10 \fs21 A. Seek revenge for the way you have
been mistreated
\plain\par
\pard\sl-259 \li0 \ri3305 \expndtw-6 \f10 \fs21 B. Succumb to despair
\plain\par
\pard\sl-254 \li0 \ri1263 \expndtw-5 \f10 \fs21 C. Return home and continue to work
for justice
\plain\par
\pard\sl-254 \li0 \ri595 \expndtw-6 \f10 \fs21 D. Recruit lawyers and sue your
local police departments
\plain\par
\pard\sl-259 \li0 \ri725 \expndtw-5 \f10 \fs21 E. Pray that God will forgive those
who persecuted you
\plain\par
\pard\sl-259 \li0 \ri622 \expndtw-9 \f10 \fs21 9. Toward the end of the speech, in
the paragraphs begin-
\plain\par
\pard\sl-312 \li100 \ri789 \expndtw-8 \f10 \fs21 ning with the now-famous phrase "I
have adream," Dr.
\plain\par
\pard\sl-316 \li100 \ri680 \expndtw-7 \f10 \fs21 King mentions certain members of
his own family. Why
\plain\par
\pard\sl-317 \li100 \ri3798 \expndtw-11 \f10 \fs21 does he do this?
\plain\par
\pard\sl-312 \li0 \ri10 \expndtw-8 \f10 \fs21 A. To connect with his audience as a
fellow parent and have them
\plain\par
\pard\sl-307 \li0 \ri2814 \fi360 \expndtw-8 \f10 \fs21 think of their own children
\plain\par
\pard\sl-307 \li0 \ri734 \expndtw-9 \f10 \fs21 B. To show everyone how well he has
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\plain\par
\pard\sl-302 \li0 \ri315 \expndtw-7 \f10 \fs21 C. To get the white members of the
audience to feel guilty for
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\pard\sl-307 \li0 \ri2598 \fi360 \expndtw-9 \f10 \fs21 how they treated his
children
\plain\par
\pard\sl-302 \li0 \ri891 \expndtw-9 \f10 \fs21 D. To have a reason to bring his
children to the speech
\plain\par
\pard\sl-307 \li0 \ri936 \expndtw-12 \f10 \fs21 10. Why did Dr. King quote "My
country, 'tis of thee"?
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\pard\sl-302 \li0 \ri1529 \expndtw-6 \f10 \fs21 A. To make a patriotic appeal to
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\pard\sl-254 \li0 \ri709 \expndtw-6 \f10 \fs21 B. To introduce his quote from the
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\pard\sl-259 \li0 \ri100 \expndtw-6 \f10 \fs21 C. To get everyone in the mood to
hear his thoughts on politics
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\pard\sl-254 \li0 \ri220 \expndtw-4 \f10 \fs21 D. To provide a smooth transition to
the next performer, who
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\pard\sl-254 \li0 \ri3898 \fi360 \expndtw-15 \f10 \fs21 was a singer
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\plain\pard\sl-245 \li5 \ri249 \expndtw-10 \f10 \fs20 11. At the end of his speech,
Dr. King repeatedly calls out, "Let free-
\plain\par
\pard\sl-292 \li5 \ri1496 \expndtw-11 \f10 \fs20 dom ring." Which is NOT a reason
why he did this?
\plain\par
\pard\sl-287 \li5 \ri0 \expndtw-8 \f10 \fs20 A. To emphasize that his speech is
about freedom, justice, and equal-
\plain\par
\pard\sl-292 \li5 \ri3484 \fi360 \expndtw-7 \f10 \fs20 ity, not just politics
\plain\par
\pard\sl-287 \li5 \ri104 \expndtw-7 \f10 \fs20 B. To help him to show that freedom
needs to come from all areas -
\plain\par
\pard\sl-292 \li5 \ri1735 \fi360 \expndtw-8 \f10 \fs20 not only from the North but
also the South
\plain\par
\pard\sl-288 \li5 \ri295 \expndtw-8 \f10 \fs20 C. To show that African-Americans
were asking only for freedom,
\plain\par
\pard\sl-292 \li5 \ri522 \fi360 \expndtw-10 \f10 \fs20 which was given to other
citizens, and not special privileges
\plain\par
\pard\sl-287 \li5 \ri2093 \expndtw-7 \f10 \fs20 D. To appeal emotionally to his
audience
\plain\par
\pard\sl-292 \li5 \ri1021 \expndtw-8 \f10 \fs20 E. To get the crowd involved by
having them sing along
\plain\par
\pard\sl-287 \li5 \ri1314 \expndtw-11 \f10 \fs20 12. What did the Civil Rights Act
of 1964 accomplish?
\plain\par
\pard\sl-292 \li5 \ri382 \expndtw-7 \f10 \fs20 A. It eliminated segregation laws
and created more equal rights.
\plain\par
\pard\sl-287 \li5 \ri2611 \expndtw-6 \f10 \fs20 B. It gave Blacks the right to
vote.
\plain\par
\pard\sl-293 \li5 \ri2205 \expndtw-7 \f10 \fs20 C. It made things more civil in
America.
\plain\par
\pard\sl-287 \li5 \ri2436 \expndtw-5 \f10 \fs20 D. It enforced stricter racial
policies.
\plain\par
\pard\sl-292 \li5 \ri487 \expndtw-12 \f10 \fs20 13. Where did King deliver his
famous "I Have a Dream" speech?
\plain\par
\pard\sl-288 \li5 \ri3607 \expndtw-7 \f10 \fs20 A. Washington, D.C.
\plain\par
\pard\sl-292 \li5 \ri4037 \expndtw-4 \f10 \fs20 B. Atlanta, GA
\plain\par
\pard\sl-288 \li5 \ri3989 \expndtw-10 \f10 \fs20 C. Jackson, MS
\plain\par
\pard\sl-292 \li5 \ri3895 \expndtw-6 \f10 \fs20 D. Memphis, TN
\plain\par
\pard\sl-293 \li5 \ri2273 \expndtw-11 \f10 \fs20 14. When was Martin Luther King
born?
\plain\par
\pard\sl-287 \li5 \ri4062 \expndtw-15 \f10 \fs20 a) 29 May 1917
\plain\par
\pard\sl-292 \li5 \ri3815 \expndtw-15 \f10 \fs20 b) 15 January 1929
\plain\par
\pard\sl-287 \li5 \ri4058 \expndtw-17 \f10 \fs20 c) 21 June 1921
\plain\par
\pard\sl-292 \li5 \ri4101 \expndtw-15 \f10 \fs20 d) 14 July 1928
\plain\par
\pard\sl-287 \li5 \ri2218 \expndtw-11 \f10 \fs20 15. Where was Martin Luther King
born?
\plain\par
\pard\sl-292 \li5 \ri4483 \expndtw-13 \f10 \fs20 a) Atlanta
\plain\par
\pard\sl-288 \li5 \ri4305 \expndtw-17 \f10 \fs20 b) New York
\plain\par
\pard\sl-292 \li5 \ri4124 \expndtw-13 \f10 \fs20 c) Philadelphia
\plain\par
\pard\sl-287 \li5 \ri4148 \expndtw-18 \f10 \fs20 d) Los Angeles
\plain\par
\pard\sl-292 \li5 \ri1611 \expndtw-10 \f10 \fs20 16. Which college did Martin
Luther King attend?
\plain\par
\pard\sl-288 \li5 \ri3138 \expndtw-12 \f10 \fs20 a) William and Mary College
\plain\par
\pard\sl-292 \li5 \ri3134 \expndtw-15 \f10 \fs20 b) Hampden-Sydney College
\plain\par
\pard\sl-287 \li5 \ri3600 \expndtw-14 \f10 \fs20 c) Morehouse College
\plain\par
\pard\sl-293 \li5 \ri3632 \expndtw-17 \f10 \fs20 d) St. Albert's College
\plain\par
\pard\sl-288 \li5 \ri706 \expndtw-12 \f10 \fs20 17. Which Act was signed at the
White House on 2 July 1964?
\plain\par
\pard\sl-292 \li5 \ri4267 \expndtw-17 \f10 \fs20 a) Stamp Act
\plain\par
\pard\sl-288 \li5 \ri3934 \expndtw-14 \f10 \fs20 b) Civil Rights Act
\plain\par
\pard\sl-292 \li5 \ri4366 \expndtw-17 \f10 \fs20 c) Hyde Act
\plain\expndtw-16 \f10 \fs20 d) Arms Act
\plain\par
\pard\sl-287 \li5 \ri1564 \expndtw-11 \f10 \fs20 18. When did Martin Luther King
get Nobel Prize?
\plain\par
\pard\sl-293 \li5 \ri4651 \expndtw-20 \f10 \fs20 a) 1960
\plain\par
\pard\sl-287 \li5 \ri4642 \expndtw-18 \f10 \fs20 b) 1964
\plain\par
\pard\sl-292 \li5 \ri4660 \expndtw-19 \f10 \fs20 c) 1968
\plain\par
\pard\sl-287 \li5 \ri4642 \expndtw-18 \f10 \fs20 d) 1972
\plain\par
\pard\sl-292 \li5 \ri2037 \expndtw-11 \f10 \fs20 19. Who was Martin Luther King,
Jr.'s wife?
\plain\par
\pard\sl-287 \li5 \ri3997 \expndtw-7 \f10 \fs20 a) Karen Jones
\plain\par
\pard\sl-292 \li5 \ri4055 \expndtw-5 \f10 \fs20 b) Sylvia Latta
\plain\par
\pard\sl-288 \li5 \ri3977 \expndtw-5 \f10 \fs20 c) Kelly Seaton
\plain\par
\pard\sl-292 \li5 \ri3541 \expndtw-6 \f10 \fs20 d) Elizabeth Harrison
\plain\par
\pard\sl-287 \li5 \ri3923 \expndtw-4 \f10 \fs20 e) Coretta Scott
\plain\par
\pard\sl-292 \li5 \ri2305 \expndtw-11 \f10 \fs20 20. How did Martin Luther King,
Jr. die?
\plain\par
\pard\sl-288 \li5 \ri3226 \expndtw-6 \f10 \fs20 a) He died in a car bomb.
\plain\par
\pard\sl-292 \li5 \ri1341 \expndtw-8 \f10 \fs20 b) He suffered a heart attack while
giving a speech.
\plain\par
\pard\sl-287 \li5 \ri3343 \expndtw-5 \f10 \fs20 c) He died from cancer.
\plain\par
\pard\sl-293 \li5 \ri2871 \expndtw-10 \f10 \fs20 d) He was shot by an assassin.
\par
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\plain\pard\sl-245 \li0 \ri256 \expndtw-10 \f10 \fs20 11. At the end of his speech,
Dr. King repeatedly calls out, "Let free-
\plain\par
\pard\sl-292 \li0 \ri1503 \expndtw-11 \f10 \fs20 dom ring." Which is NOT a reason
why he did this?
\plain\par
\pard\sl-287 \li0 \ri6 \expndtw-8 \f10 \fs20 A. To emphasize that his speech is
about freedom, justice, and equal-
\plain\par
\pard\sl-292 \li0 \ri3491 \fi360 \expndtw-7 \f10 \fs20 ity, not just politics
\plain\par
\pard\sl-287 \li0 \ri111 \expndtw-7 \f10 \fs20 B. To help him to show that freedom
needs to come from all areas -
\plain\par
\pard\sl-292 \li0 \ri1742 \fi360 \expndtw-8 \f10 \fs20 not only from the North but
also the South
\plain\par
\pard\sl-288 \li0 \ri302 \expndtw-8 \f10 \fs20 C. To show that African-Americans
were asking only for freedom,
\plain\par
\pard\sl-292 \li0 \ri528 \fi360 \expndtw-10 \f10 \fs20 which was given to other
citizens, and not special privileges
\plain\par
\pard\sl-287 \li0 \ri2100 \expndtw-7 \f10 \fs20 D. To appeal emotionally to his
audience
\plain\par
\pard\sl-292 \li0 \ri1027 \expndtw-8 \f10 \fs20 E. To get the crowd involved by
having them sing along
\plain\par
\pard\sl-287 \li0 \ri1320 \expndtw-11 \f10 \fs20 12. What did the Civil Rights Act
of 1964 accomplish?
\plain\par
\pard\sl-292 \li0 \ri389 \expndtw-7 \f10 \fs20 A. It eliminated segregation laws
and created more equal rights.
\plain\par
\pard\sl-287 \li0 \ri2618 \expndtw-6 \f10 \fs20 B. It gave Blacks the right to
vote.
\plain\par
\pard\sl-293 \li0 \ri2212 \expndtw-7 \f10 \fs20 C. It made things more civil in
America.
\plain\par
\pard\sl-287 \li0 \ri2442 \expndtw-5 \f10 \fs20 D. It enforced stricter racial
policies.
\plain\par
\pard\sl-292 \li0 \ri493 \expndtw-12 \f10 \fs20 13. Where did King deliver his
famous "I Have a Dream" speech?
\plain\par
\pard\sl-288 \li0 \ri3613 \expndtw-7 \f10 \fs20 A. Washington, D.C.
\plain\par
\pard\sl-292 \li0 \ri4044 \expndtw-4 \f10 \fs20 B. Atlanta, GA
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\pard\sl-288 \li0 \ri3996 \expndtw-10 \f10 \fs20 C. Jackson, MS
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\pard\sl-292 \li0 \ri3902 \expndtw-6 \f10 \fs20 D. Memphis, TN
\plain\par
\pard\sl-293 \li0 \ri2280 \expndtw-11 \f10 \fs20 14. When was Martin Luther King
born?
\plain\par
\pard\sl-287 \li0 \ri4069 \expndtw-15 \f10 \fs20 a) 29 May 1917
\plain\par
\pard\sl-292 \li0 \ri3821 \expndtw-15 \f10 \fs20 b) 15 January 1929
\plain\par
\pard\sl-287 \li0 \ri4064 \expndtw-17 \f10 \fs20 c) 21 June 1921
\plain\par
\pard\sl-292 \li0 \ri4108 \expndtw-15 \f10 \fs20 d) 14 July 1928
\plain\par
\pard\sl-287 \li0 \ri2224 \expndtw-11 \f10 \fs20 15. Where was Martin Luther King
born?
\plain\par
\pard\sl-292 \li0 \ri4490 \expndtw-13 \f10 \fs20 a) Atlanta
\plain\par
\pard\sl-288 \li0 \ri4312 \expndtw-17 \f10 \fs20 b) New York
\plain\par
\pard\sl-292 \li0 \ri4130 \expndtw-13 \f10 \fs20 c) Philadelphia
\plain\par
\pard\sl-287 \li0 \ri4155 \expndtw-18 \f10 \fs20 d) Los Angeles
\plain\par
\pard\sl-292 \li0 \ri1617 \expndtw-10 \f10 \fs20 16. Which college did Martin
Luther King attend?
\plain\par
\pard\sl-288 \li0 \ri3145 \expndtw-12 \f10 \fs20 a) William and Mary College
\plain\par
\pard\sl-292 \li0 \ri3141 \expndtw-15 \f10 \fs20 b) Hampden-Sydney College
\plain\par
\pard\sl-287 \li0 \ri3607 \expndtw-14 \f10 \fs20 c) Morehouse College
\plain\par
\pard\sl-293 \li0 \ri3639 \expndtw-17 \f10 \fs20 d) St. Albert's College
\plain\par
\pard\sl-288 \li0 \ri712 \expndtw-12 \f10 \fs20 17. Which Act was signed at the
White House on 2 July 1964?
\plain\par
\pard\sl-292 \li0 \ri4273 \expndtw-17 \f10 \fs20 a) Stamp Act
\plain\par
\pard\sl-288 \li0 \ri3941 \expndtw-14 \f10 \fs20 b) Civil Rights Act
\plain\par
\pard\sl-292 \li0 \ri4373 \expndtw-17 \f10 \fs20 c) Hyde Act
\plain\expndtw-16 \f10 \fs20 d) Arms Act
\plain\par
\pard\sl-287 \li0 \ri1571 \expndtw-11 \f10 \fs20 18. When did Martin Luther King
get Nobel Prize?
\plain\par
\pard\sl-293 \li0 \ri4658 \expndtw-20 \f10 \fs20 a) 1960
\plain\par
\pard\sl-287 \li0 \ri4649 \expndtw-18 \f10 \fs20 b) 1964
\plain\par
\pard\sl-292 \li0 \ri4666 \expndtw-19 \f10 \fs20 c) 1968
\plain\par
\pard\sl-287 \li0 \ri4649 \expndtw-18 \f10 \fs20 d) 1972
\plain\par
\pard\sl-292 \li0 \ri2043 \expndtw-11 \f10 \fs20 19. Who was Martin Luther King,
Jr.'s wife?
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\pard\sl-287 \li0 \ri4004 \expndtw-7 \f10 \fs20 a) Karen Jones
\plain\par
\pard\sl-292 \li0 \ri4061 \expndtw-5 \f10 \fs20 b) Sylvia Latta
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\pard\sl-288 \li0 \ri3984 \expndtw-5 \f10 \fs20 c) Kelly Seaton
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\pard\sl-292 \li0 \ri3547 \expndtw-6 \f10 \fs20 d) Elizabeth Harrison
\plain\par
\pard\sl-287 \li0 \ri3929 \expndtw-4 \f10 \fs20 e) Coretta Scott
\plain\par
\pard\sl-292 \li0 \ri2312 \expndtw-11 \f10 \fs20 20. How did Martin Luther King,
Jr. die?
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\pard\sl-288 \li0 \ri3232 \expndtw-6 \f10 \fs20 a) He died in a car bomb.
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\pard\sl-292 \li0 \ri1348 \expndtw-8 \f10 \fs20 b) He suffered a heart attack while
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\plain\pard\sl-272 \li6 \ri15 \expndtw-11 \f10 \fs22 B. Read and analyze the
following sentences. Write T for true
\plain\tx5895 \tab \expndtw-11 \f10 \fs22 B. Read and analyze the following
sentences. Write T for true and
\plain\par
\pard\sl-321 \li6 \ri58 \expndtw-11 \f10 \fs22 and F for false statements. Base
your answer on the speech, I
\plain\tx5895 \tab \expndtw-12 \f10 \fs22 F for false statements. Base your answer
on the speech, I Have a
\plain\par
\pard\sl-316 \li6 \ri4689 \expndtw-19 \f10 \fs22 Have a Dream.
\plain\tx5895 \tab \expndtw-21 \f10 \fs22 Dream.
\par
\plain\sl-220\fs22\par\pard\pard\sl-220 \li6 \ri78 \expndtw-6 \f10 \fs22 1. The
hopes the Negro population were fulfilled by the signing 1. The hopes the Negro
population were fulfilled by the signing
\par
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\plain\pard\sl-317 \li6 \ri812 \fi360 \expndtw-11 \f10 \fs22 of the Emancipation
Proclamation.
\plain\par
\sl-220\fs22\par\pard\pard\sl-220 \li6 \ri194 \expndtw-8 \f10 \fs22 2. The
condition of the negros was appalling.
\plain\par
\pard\sl-436 \li6 \ri999 \expndtw-13 \f10 \fs22 3. The 'bank of justice' is
bankrupt.
\plain\par
\pard\sl-441 \li6 \ri372 \expndtw-6 \f10 \fs22 4. The author prefers racial
discrimination.
\plain\par
\sl-220\fs22\par\pard\pard\sl-220 \li6 \ri107 \expndtw-8 \f10 \fs22 5. The nation
could overlook Negro problems.
\plain\par
\pard\sl-437 \li6 \ri0 \expndtw-9 \f10 \fs22 6. The Negros of America has
citizenship rights.
\plain\par
\pard\sl-441 \li6 \ri472 \expndtw-7 \f10 \fs22 7. The author hates the white
Americans.
\plain\par
\pard\sl-436 \li6 \ri808 \expndtw-8 \f10 \fs22 8. He advocates non-violent
struggle.
\par
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\plain\pard\sl-317 \li0 \ri2163 \fi360 \expndtw-11 \f10 \fs22 of the Emancipation
Proclamation.
\plain\par
\sl-220\fs22\par\pard\pard\sl-220 \li0 \ri1545 \expndtw-8 \f10 \fs22 2. The
condition of the negros was appalling.
\plain\par
\pard\sl-436 \li0 \ri2350 \expndtw-13 \f10 \fs22 3. The 'bank of justice' is
bankrupt.
\plain\par
\pard\sl-441 \li0 \ri1723 \expndtw-6 \f10 \fs22 4. The author prefers racial
discrimination.
\plain\par
\sl-220\fs22\par\pard\pard\sl-220 \li0 \ri1458 \expndtw-8 \f10 \fs22 5. The nation
could overlook Negro problems.
\plain\par
\pard\sl-437 \li0 \ri1351 \expndtw-9 \f10 \fs22 6. The Negros of America has
citizenship rights.
\plain\par
\pard\sl-441 \li0 \ri1823 \expndtw-7 \f10 \fs22 7. The author hates the white
Americans.
\plain\par
\pard\sl-436 \li0 \ri2160 \expndtw-8 \f10 \fs22 8. He advocates non-violent
struggle.
\par
\sect\sectd\sbknone\plain\sl-220\fs22\par\pard\pard\sl-220 \li6 \ri75 \expndtw-7 \
f10 \fs22 9. Martin Luther seeks the support of the audience in his strug- 9.
Martin Luther seeks the support of the audience in his strug-
\par
\plain\pard\sl-321 \li6 \ri2189 \fi360 \expndtw-10 \f10 \fs22 gle for the rights of
the Negros.
\plain\par
\pard\sl-437 \li6 \ri0 \expndtw-9 \f10 \fs22 10. MLK hopes that freedom will ring
from every corner of the
\plain\par
\pard\sl-321 \li6 \ri4039 \fi360 \expndtw-14 \f10 \fs22 country.
\plain\par
\pard\sl-436 \li6 \ri1684 \expndtw-10 \f10 \fs22 C. Answer the following questions
briefly.
\plain\par
\pard\sl-441 \li6 \ri2158 \expndtw-17 \f10 \fs22 1.What were MLK's dreams? (3pts.)
\plain\par
\sl-264\fs26\par\sl-240\fs24\par\pard\pard\sl-321 \li6 \ri142 \expndtw-11 \f10 \
fs22 2. Why did MLK employ rhetorical techniques in his speech, I
\plain\par
\pard\sl-321 \li6 \ri3154 \expndtw-14 \f10 \fs22 Have a Dream? (2 pts.)
\par
\column
\plain\pard\sl-321 \li0 \ri2440 \fi360 \expndtw-10 \f10 \fs22 gle for the rights of
the Negros.
\plain\par
\pard\sl-437 \li0 \ri251 \expndtw-9 \f10 \fs22 10. MLK hopes that freedom will ring
from every corner of the
\plain\par
\pard\sl-321 \li0 \ri4290 \fi360 \expndtw-14 \f10 \fs22 country.
\plain\par
\pard\sl-436 \li0 \ri1935 \expndtw-10 \f10 \fs22 C. Answer the following questions
briefly.
\plain\par
\pard\sl-441 \li0 \ri2410 \expndtw-17 \f10 \fs22 1.What were MLK's dreams? (3pts.)
\plain\par
\sl-264\fs26\par\sl-240\fs24\par\pard\pard\sl-321 \li0 \ri394 \expndtw-11 \f10 \
fs22 2. Why did MLK employ rhetorical techniques in his speech, I
\plain\par
\pard\sl-321 \li0 \ri3406 \expndtw-14 \f10 \fs22 Have a Dream? (2 pts.)
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