21. What is the speaker's purpose in delivering the speech?
A. to inform the audience about the tragic event
B. to argue that Japan did not keep their word
C. to call for an action to counterattack Japan
D. to influence people to hold grudges against the enemy
22. How did the speaker primary achieve his purpose? The president ...
A. cited the long withstanding victorious history of US
B. made reference to the Congress
C. used emotional language and evidence
D. implanted fear and hatred to move the audience
23. All of the following are strategies used by the speaker in supporting his stand except ...
A. He reiterated his authority as Commander in Chief.
B. He used loaded words reassuring that the state will succeed.
C. He repeatedly mentioned about the Japanese attacks in different territories.
D. He cited testimonial from the military.
24. How can such a particular speech contribute to the society's history?
A. The speech sparked the interest of famous statesmen
B. The speech united US and the other countries attacked by Japan
C. The speech officially started the war against the enemy
D. The speech would always be remembered by the war veterans
25. The speaker said inevitable triumph. What does this underlined phrase mean?
A. confidently win
C. unwavering support
B. assured responsibility
D. strong will​