From the crisis by Thomas Paine questions and answers already passed 2024

From the crisis by Thomas Paine
Paine argues that the best way to defeat the British is for - correct answer
✔The troops of all the states to join together in the fight


Paine suggests that a state that surrenders it's arms to the British would have
to - correct answer ✔Suffer the hostility of the other states


Paine contends that the Tories are - correct answer ✔Possibly aiding and
encouraging the British army


By comparing the British king to a thief and a housebreaker, Paine suggests
that - correct answer ✔The British are trying to take what is not theirs


In his conclusion, Paine intends to inspire readers by - correct answer
✔Pointing out the strengths of the Colonial army


Which of the following anecdotes does Paine use in the selection? - correct
answer ✔The Tory tavern keeper who makes a thoughtless statement in front
of a child


When Paine says" though the flame of liberty may sometimes cease to shine,
the coal can never expire," he is using analogy to suggest - correct answer
✔Liberty is a persistent, core virtue


Which of the following points is not a defense that Paine offers to the retreat
colonial troops in New Jersey - correct answer ✔In time of war there is
nothing ignoble in fear