RC Historical FDR WWII Problem Set

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1) As used in line 6, “solicitation” most nearly means
- A) interrogation
- B) opposition
- C) request
- D) questioning
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2) The author most likely includes the discussion of peace efforts in the second paragraph (lines 5-18) in order to
- A) establish that the attack was unprovoked.
- B) recognize the failure in US intelligence.
- C) avoid a declaration of war.
- D) create uncertainty about Japanese intentions.
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3) Based on the “formal reply” (line 14) given by Japan, the author would most likely characterize the Japanese attack on the US as
- A) announced.
- B) preventable.
- C) inevitable.
- D) unexpected.
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4) Which of the following choices best explains why the author thinks that Japan’s offers of peace were deceptive?
- A) Japan’s offers to the United States were not extended to any other country.
- B) Hawaii’s long distance from Japan makes it obvious that Japan planned the attack.
- C) American military forces had detected a Japanese military buildup during the peace talks.
- D) Japan’s formal messages were viewed as treacherous at the time that they were delivered.
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5) The two types of damage identified by the author in the fourth paragraph (lines 26-32) are
- A) diplomatic and military.
- B) strategic and human.
- C) economic and political.
- D) social and diplomatic.
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6) The author most likely highlights the threat to the “very life and safety of our Nation” (lines 46-47) in order to
- A) strengthen his argument that aggressive action must be taken against Japan.
- B) inspire confidence in the military’s existing response to the attack.
- C) influence foreign leaders to support the US in the war effort.
- D) point out that the American people are misinterpreting the situation.
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7) As used in line 52, “character” most nearly means
- A) appeal.
- B) originality.
- C) nature.
- D) charisma.
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8) The author’s attitude towards the American war effort would best be characterized as
- A) confident.
- B) tense.
- C) hesitant.
- D) uncertain.
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Question9
9) Which choice provides the best evidence for the answer to the previous question?
- A) Lines 22-25 (“During the\(\ldots\)continued peace.”)
- B) Lines 26-28 (“The attack\(\ldots\)military forces.”)
- C) Lines 44-46 (“The people\(\ldots\)our Nation.”)
- D) Lines 66-69 (“With confidence\(\ldots\)us God.”)
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10) Throughout the course of the passage, the author’s message shifts from
- A) a recognition of a mistake to a discussion of why it occurred.
- B) a condemnation of the attack to a call to action.
- C) a military report to an economic recommendation.
- D) an inspirational message to a cynical outlook.
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RC Historical FDR WWII Problem Set

RC Historical FDR WWII Problem Set

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