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What goal might Kennedy have in paragraph 3 when he refers to “the torch” that “has been passed to a new generation of Americans”?
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He wants the metaphor of carrying a torch to show how devoted Americans are to the idea of liberty.
He wants the metaphor of carrying a torch to show how devoted Americans are to the idea of liberty.
He wants someone to turn on more lights because the sun is setting.
He wants someone to turn on more lights because the sun is setting.
He wants the metaphor of carrying a torch to bring attention to the energy crisis of the time.
He wants the metaphor of carrying a torch to bring attention to the energy crisis of the time.
He wants his audience to remember a time before electricity existed so they will be grateful for it now.
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He wants the metaphor of carrying a torch to show how devoted Americans are to the idea of liberty.
Kennedy uses the “torch” image to suggest passing responsibility and commitment to American ideals (freedom, civic duty) to a new generation, not to talk about literal lighting or energy.
Kennedy uses the “torch” image to suggest passing responsibility and commitment to American ideals (freedom, civic duty) to a new generation, not to talk about literal lighting or energy.
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