Question

Which statement best evaluates the evidence for Nehru’s claim? The evidence is effective because it provides examples of work to be done to create a great country. The evidence is effective because Nehru uses emotional appeals to fully support his claim of how hard the work will be. The evidence is not effective because Nehru describes how difficult the work of the assembly will be. The evidence is not effective because it does not give reasons to work hard.

Answer 1

"A Tryst with Destiny” is the speech given by Jawaharlal Nehru. The evidence is effective as several examples of the hard work by the assembly should be accomplished.

What is "A Tryst with Destiny”?

"A Tryst with Destiny” is the speech delivered by Nehru that uses the anaphora a type of rhetorical device. It uses repetitive words and phrases at the beginning of the sentences.

In this excerpt, he uses words like to bring, fight, create, build up and many others to depict the word repetition. By the sentence reinforcing the nation, he meant for the prosperity, democracy and progression of the country.

He argues with the people to fight and move forward even when the situation and the circumstances are not favourable.

Therefore, option A. examples of the work to be done for the creation of the nation is the evidence supporting the claim.

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