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Froggy Jumps Florence Kelley SpeechOnline version Questions for understanding choices and their function by Lama AlShami 1 What is the primary purpose of Kelley’s speech? a To criticize male politicians for ignoring factory conditions b To argue that women’s suffrage is necessary to improve labor laws c To explain the benefits of industrialization for working women 2 Kelley’s repetition of phrases such as “long hours” and “tired bodies” primarily serves to: a Demonstrate expertise on factory regulations b Create a sense of rhythm and emphasize the workers’ suffering c Distract from the lack of factual evidence in the speech 3 Which rhetorical strategy does Kelley most frequently use to appeal to her audience? a Use of statistical evidence and data b Humor and irony to engage listeners c Vivid imagery describing the hardships of labor 4 Which of the following best describes Kelley’s tone throughout the speech? a Detached and objective b Sarcastic and mocking c Urgent and passionate 5 How does Kelley establish her credibility as a speaker? a By citing government reports on labor laws b By sharing her personal experiences as a social reformer c By using complex vocabulary and technical jargon 6 What role do Kelley’s rhetorical questions play in the speech? a They challenge listeners to reflect on social injustices b They provide detailed answers to common objections c They serve as humor to lighten the speech’s mood 7 Which of the following best describes the effect of Kelley’s use of parallelism in her speech? a It reinforces key points and makes the speech more memorable b It simplifies complex legal arguments for the audience c It highlights the repetitive nature of factory work 8 In the sentence “Tonight while we sleep, several thousand little girls will be working in textile mills, all the night through,” Kelley most clearly appeals to which rhetorical strategy? a Pathos, by evoking sympathy for children forced to work while others rest b Logos, by using statistical data to demonstrate the scope of child labor c Ethos, by emphasizing her authority on social reform 9 The phrase “pitiful privilege” is best described as an example of which rhetorical device? a Metaphor, comparing labor to an undeserved gift b Euphemism, softening the harsh reality of child labor c Oxymoron, combining contradictory terms for emphasis 10 Which of the following best describes Kelley’s purpose in contrasting children “sleeping” with those “working in textile mills”? a To show the inconsistency between public opinion and government policies b To highlight the economic benefits of mill labor compared with idleness c To contrast the natural rhythms of childhood with the unnatural demands of labor

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Florence Kelley SpeechOnline version

by Lama AlShami

What is the primary purpose of Kelley’s speech?

Kelley’s repetition of phrases such as “long hours” and “tired bodies” primarily serves to:

Which rhetorical strategy does Kelley most frequently use to appeal to her audience?

Which of the following best describes Kelley’s tone throughout the speech?

How does Kelley establish her credibility as a speaker?

What role do Kelley’s rhetorical questions play in the speech?

Which of the following best describes the effect of Kelley’s use of parallelism in her speech?

In the sentence “Tonight while we sleep, several thousand little girls will be working in textile mills, all the night through,” Kelley most clearly appeals to which rhetorical strategy?

The phrase “pitiful privilege” is best described as an example of which rhetorical device?

Which of the following best describes Kelley’s purpose in contrasting children “sleeping” with those “working in textile mills”?