The speaker emphasizes the importance of taking action by contrasting the idea of “waiting” for change with the idea of “making” change. The speaker uses strong verbs, such as “wait,” “make,” “stand,” and “demand,” to contrast the two approaches to change. The speaker also uses figurative language such as “waiting for the world to change” and “stand and demand” to make the contrast more vivid. What is the speaker’s main purpose in this passage?
In this passage, the speaker is most likely trying to
Correct answer: D
Explanation
The speaker is advocating for a specific approach to making change. The speaker contrasts the idea of “waiting” for change with the idea of “making” change, suggesting that making change is a more active and effective approach. The speaker’s use of strong verbs and figurative language further emphasizes the speaker’s belief that taking action is the best way to achieve change.
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