Question 29
The best topic sentence for the third body paragraph for the student essay on this exam is

Question 29 options:

Dr. King’s main points are as follows: we were promised freedom; now is the time to honor that promise; and we will not be satisfied until we are free.

As he looks to the future, Dr. King gains momentum in his speech with an abundance of emotion in his words and a strong tone in his voice.

The forceful use of the repetitive phrase “go back” made an impact on his command for the audience to go back to their hometown knowing the situation of discrimination will be changed.

Dr. King makes a reference to many Southern states of having a strong history of discrimination and continues this emotional theme with the repetitive phrase "I have a dream” (King) where he dreams of a future in which the world can live together in peace regardless of their race, religion, or social status.

Question 30
The best sentence to begin the conclusion for the student essay on this exam is

Question 30 options:

As a principle leader of The American Civil Rights movement in the 1960's, Dr. King emerged as not only a talented writer but also as an African American with a heart and passion for the cause of racial equality.

He created a sense of urgency to transform the nation from racial inequality and discrimination to one of love and acceptance of all people.

He brought faith and hope to the Black race, as well as a sense of empathy to the White race, encouraging them to do the right thing and allow the Negro their right to freedom, making "justice a reality for all of God's children" (King).

The speech was highly effective by the use of rhetorical strategies and stylistic techniques woven throughout as he described the past, present, and future of the African American.