We Shall Overcome Speech

How does King envision the future in his 'dream'?

• A world without technology

• A society free of racial injustice

• A country with more wealth

• A nation with strict laws

What role does repetition play in King’s speech?

• It shortens the speech

• It emphasizes key points

• It weakens his argument

• It confuses the audience

Which of the following best reflects King’s message about freedom and justice?

• Justice is a distant dream

• Freedom is only for some

• Justice is not achievable

• Freedom and justice are universal rights

How does King convey the theme of unity in his speech?

• By calling for division

• By ignoring the issue

• By highlighting differences

• By emphasizing common goals

How does King’s tone shift throughout the speech?

• From urgent to hopeful

• From indifferent to passionate

• From hopeful to despairing

• From angry to calm

What is the primary way King uses pathos in his speech?

• By appealing to emotions

• By citing legal documents

• By sharing personal anecdotes

• By using statistics

Which of the following is an example of ethos in King’s speech?

• His use of vivid imagery

• His reference to the Constitution

• His personal experiences with racism

• His call for immediate action

What is the main theme of the 'We Shall Overcome' speech?

• Hope and perseverance

• Technological advancement

• Economic growth

• Political power

Which literary device is predominantly used in the 'We Shall Overcome' speech?

• Metaphor

• Irony

• Hyperbole

• Alliteration

How does the speaker address the audience in the 'We Shall Overcome' speech?

• With anger and frustration

• With hope and encouragement

• With indifference

• With sarcasm