Question

Use the speech to answer the question.
Today, we need to think about the legacy we want to leave for
future club members. I think we all want them to feel proud
and included, so let’s make sure they do by implementing the
changes suggested by our current members. It’s time to get
your ballots and decide how you want to vote.
Imagine a club president reading this statement at the end of a
speech. Which revision incorporates effective repetition?
(1 point)
Today, we need to think about the legacy we want to leave for
future club members. I think we all want them to feel proud and
included. I think we can do this by implementing the changes
suggested by our current members. It’s time to get your ballots
and decide how you want to vote.
Today, we need to think about the legacy we want to leave for
future club members. Do we want them to feel proud? Do we
want them to feel included? If so, let’s make sure they feel what
we want them to feel by implementing the changes suggested by
our current members. It’s time to get your ballots and decide how
you want to vote.
Today, we need to think about the legacy we want to leave for
future club members. Today, I think we all want them to feel
proud and included. So, let’s take steps today to make sure they
do by implementing the changes suggested by our current
members. It’s time to get your ballots and decide how you want
to vote.
Today, we need to think about the legacy we want to leave for
future club members. I think we all want them to feel proud and
included, so let’s make sure they do by implementing the
changes suggested by our current members. It’s time to get your
ballots and decide how you want to vote, vote, vote!

Answer 1

The fourth revision ("...It’s time to get your ballots and decide how you want to vote, vote, vote!") — the repeated "vote" is a deliberate, energizing rhetorical repetition that emphasizes the call to action.