Question

what is the purpose of including religious language and imagery?
to exclude non - religious listeners
to argue for church involvement
to strengthen moral authority
to provide historical context
question 16
5 pts
which line best supports the idea that justice must be immediate?
\five score years ago...\

ow is the time to make real the promises of democracy\
\i have a dream...\
\let freedom ring...\

Explanation:

For the first question: Religious language and imagery are often used to frame arguments with a sense of moral weight tied to widely accepted religious values, which reinforces the moral authority of the message. Excluding listeners, arguing for church involvement, or providing historical context are not the primary general purposes of such language/imagery.

For the second question: The phrase "Now is the time to make real the promises of democracy" emphasizes urgency and the need for immediate action to fulfill democratic (and just) promises. The other lines either reference the past, express a future vision, or call for widespread freedom without the explicit focus on immediacy.

Answer:

First question: To strengthen moral authority
Second question: "Now is the time to make real the promises of democracy"