U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt delivers his first inauguration speech, The only thing we have to fear is fear it

The transcript discusses the importance of firm belief and the concept of fear, emphasizing that fear itself is often nameless and unjustified. It highlights how such terror can paralyze individuals, but suggests that it is crucial to transform retreat into advancement.

What is the primary concern according to the speaker in the first section?

• Unjustified beliefs

• Lack of resources

• Retreating actions

• Fear itself

How does the speaker describe fear in the second section?

• A justified response

• Nameless and unreasoning

• A rational emotion

• A necessary evil

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a characteristic of fear?

• Unreasoning

• Justified

• Paralyzing

• Nameless

What does the speaker suggest we do with fear in the final section?

• Let it paralyze us

• Ignore it

• Convert it into action

• Embrace it fully

What is the ultimate goal when dealing with fear according to the speaker?

• To remain neutral

• To advance courageously

• To retreat safely

• To avoid confrontation