Question 1: Which statement most accurately evaluates how well Kennedy supports this argument?

1) Kennedy provides strong support for his argument by explaining the many ways communism has negatively impacted Germany.
2) Kennedy provides some support for his argument by explaining how unsightly and inconvenient the Berlin Wall is to Germans.
3) By listing the accomplishments of the Germans since the war, Kennedy avoids the need to support his indictment of communism.
4) By focusing on his admiration for the people of Berlin, Kennedy fails to demonstrate why communism is a problem.

Question 2:
How does Kennedy's introduction in Paragraph 1 foreshadow the central idea of his speech?

1) It mentions the fighting spirit of Berlin and stresses democracy and freedom.
2) It lists three people who have been important in German-American relations.
3) It hints at the contrast between democracy and communism.
4) It reminds the audience that Kennedy plans to evaluate their position on communism.