"Ask Not What Your Country Can Do for You; Ask

question 114

Multiple Choice

"Ask not what your country can do for you; ask what you can do for your country" is an example of

• A) antithesis.
• B) simile.
• C) metaphor.
• D) imagery.
• E) illustration.

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Definitions:

Mathematical Equations

Symbolic representations of relationships between variables or quantities, defined by mathematical operations.

Economic Hypothesis

A proposed explanation for economic phenomena that is testable and can be confirmed or refuted by observation and experimentation.

Economic Principle

A widely accepted generalization about the economic behavior of individuals or institutions.

Cause and Effect

A relationship between events where one or more are the result of the other(s), a fundamental concept in establishing correlations in various fields.