Select the correct text in the passage. Read this excerpt from a speech by Eleanor Roosevelt after Japan’s attack on Pearl Harbor. Which sentence shows who is the audience for this speech?
We must go about our daily business more determined than ever to do the ordinary things as well as we can and when we find a way to do anything more in our communities to help others, to build morale, to give a feeling of security, we must do it. Whatever is asked of us I am sure we can accomplish it. We are the free and unconquerable people of the United States of America.
To the young people of the nation, I must speak a word tonight. You are going to have a great opportunity. There will be high moments in which your strength and your ability will be tested. I have faith in you. I feel as though I was standing upon a rock and that rock is my faith in my fellow citizens.

The options are:
1.We must go about our daily business more determined than ever to do the ordinary things
2. We are the free and unconquerable people of the United States of America.
3.To the young people of the nation, I must speak a word tonight.
4.I feel as though I was standing upon a rock and that rock is my faith in my fellow citizens.

Select the correct text in the passage.

Read this excerpt from a speech by Eleanor Roosevelt after Japan’s attack on Pearl Harbor. Which sentence shows who is the audience for this speech?

We must go about our daily business more determined than ever to do the ordinary things as well as we can and when we find a way to do anything more in our communities to help others, to build morale, to give a feeling of security, we must do it. Whatever is asked of us I am sure we can accomplish it. We are the free and unconquerable people of the United States of America.

To the young people of the nation, I must speak a word tonight. You are going to have a great opportunity. There will be high moments in which your strength and your ability will be tested. I have faith in you. I feel as though I was standing upon a rock and that rock is my faith in my fellow citizens.

The options are:

1.We must go about our daily business more determined than ever to do the ordinary things

2. We are the free and unconquerable people of the United States of America.

3.To the young people of the nation, I must speak a word tonight.

4.I feel as though I was standing upon a rock and that rock is my faith in my fellow citizens.

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