Mandela's inaugural address which best analyzes the speaker's ideas in this sentence? out of the experience of an extraordinary human disaster that lasted too long, must be born a society of which all humanity will be proud. a) mandela's use of the word "must" indicates his conviction that renewal is necessary. b) mandela's use of the word "experience" emphasizes the value he places on practical involvement. c) mandela's use of the phrase "human disaster that lasted too long" discloses his plans for radical and immediate change. d) mandela's use of the words "extraordinary" and "proud" reveals the feeling of deep satisfaction he has with his country.

A) Mandela's use of the word "must" indicates his conviction that renewal is necessary.

Explanation:

In this sentence from "Mandela's Inaugural Address", Mandela alludes to times of Apartheid by calling it an experience of extraordinary disaster. In the next part he demands for society of which all humanity should be proud (a society in which all human beings all races have equal rights).

His use of "must" shows his conviction that such a society has now become necessary.

Option B is incorrect because that experience was disastrous and there is no value or good things about such an experience.

Option C is incorrect as the phrase "human disaster that lasted too long" shows no such future plans, it just alludes to a grim past experience.

Option D is incorrect because "extraordinary" is used with an experience no one likes to have, and "proud" is used when talking about future plans. So, it shows nothing about his satisfaction with his country.

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