Persuasive Techniques Super Quiz

Which word describes when a writer is trying to play on the desires of the audience?

A rhetorical question:

If an article describes the author as "A University Lecturer" on the issue, the author has 

A cartoon will likely have which tone: 

If a writer says something is the BEST or the WORST, they are using a

Which word can not be used to describe tone:

Which technique? "Gillard's view was lefty, Communist hog's wash!" 

A broadsheet newspaper (The Age, The Australian) has a target audience of:

Which technique? "The weather girl's slip-up was a blunder of epic proportions!"

"Appeal to patriotism" appeals to:

Two opposites, put side by side, in order to highlight the contrast is:

If a writer includes a quote from a doctor or professor, they are using:

Which technique? "90% of all workers disliked Abbott as preferred PM"

When writing the title of the article, I need to use:

Which tone would suit a Tabloid newspaper article more?

Using the words "us" and "we" is an example of:

Using the same consonant sound in a sentence is:

Using 'slang' is referred to as:

Instead of saying "this shows", you could say:

Which technique is this: "He flew like a cannonball"