Question

7 multiple choice 5 points what rhetorical device is used in the phrase manacles of segregation and the chains of discrimination? metaphor alliteration hyperbole 8 multiple choice 5 points how does king use pathos when he speaks of little black boys and black girls joining hands with little white boys and white girls? by evoking emotions of hope and unity by appealing to logic about integration laws by establishing his credibility as a leader

Explanation:

For question 7: The phrase compares segregation/discrimination to physical restraints (manacles, chains) without using "like" or "as", which is a metaphor. Alliteration is repeated initial sounds, hyperbole is extreme exaggeration, neither fits here.
For question 8: Pathos is an appeal to emotion. King's vision of cross-racial unity evokes feelings of hope and togetherness, which is a pathos appeal. Logical appeals use facts/laws, credibility is ethos, neither matches this scenario.

Answer:

1. Metaphor
2. By evoking emotions of hope and unity