B/W August 28, 1963 Martin Luther King, Jr. giving speech in crowd / March on Washington

The transcript uses metaphors of landscape transformation to symbolize societal change. It highlights the revelation of divine glory and the unity of all people. The speaker emphasizes faith as a means to overcome despair and find hope.

What is symbolized by the lowering of hills and mountains in the first section?

• A decrease in global temperatures

• An increase in natural disasters

• A metaphor for societal transformation

• A physical change in the landscape

How does the speaker describe the transformation of rough places in the first section?

• They will become more challenging

• They will be made plain

• They will disappear completely

• They will become mountainous

In the second section, what is the significance of all people witnessing the glory of the Lord together?

• It represents a shared experience of divine revelation

• It indicates a new scientific discovery

• It implies a natural disaster

• It suggests a political movement

What does the speaker intend to do with the faith mentioned in the final section?

• Share it only with close friends

• Abandon it for a new belief system

• Use it to create hope from despair

• Return to the South and promote despair

What is the ultimate goal of the speaker's faith as described in the final section?

• To build a monument

• To carve hope out of despair

• To inspire others to give up

• To create a new religion