Which is President Kennedy’s intent when using questions in the last paragraph of this excerpt?

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<span>If you look at the questions, you can see that they do not actually demand an answer: they are rhetorical questions. Namely, he wants the listeners to ask themselves the questions, and answer with a "yes" - he wants them to thing about whether they will join and he wants them to say "yes" - so the answer is that he wants to motivate the listeners - the answer is A)</span>

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