4. What is the purpose of the two metaphors Kennedy uses in the phrase: "If a beachhead of
cooperation may push back the jungle of suspicion..." (Paragraph 20)?
A. Kennedy uses the metaphors to emphasize that just like in World War II, the
United States must establish a beachhead in order to attack its enemies. O
B. Kennedy uses the metaphors to argue that the U. S. and its adversaries must
quit being suspicious of the jungle if they are going to successfully cooperate.
C. Kennedy uses the metaphors to explain that the new generation must be willing