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Persuasive Speech Techniques #persuasive #propaganda #speeches
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Which of the following is not a technique cartoonists frequently employ?
allegory
caricature
pun
exaggeration
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Referring to the notion of logic
Appeal
Logos
Pathos
Ethos
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_________ are used to represent ideas or objects in literature.
Nouns
symbols
Adverbs
personification
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Appeals work on...
the readers' emotions
the readers' love of vegimite
the readers' logic
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Words and phrases to make the reader
feel
something
Descriptive language
Language
Emotive language
Nouns
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assonance is a sound device that uses...
mis-matched vowel sounds
repetition
matching vowels sounds in succession
linguistic syllables
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To repeat an idea or image three times, usually in a slightly different way
Antithesis
magic 3
Allusion
Polysyndeton
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A question designed to make the reader think; doesn't need an answer
provocative question
Antithesis
Rhetorical Question
Juxtaposition
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Using a phrase that comes across more softly than its intended meaning of something unpleasant
euphemism
hyperbole
Allusion
europism
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When two things of opposite nature are mentioned together
Antithesis
Parallelism
Juxtaposition
Allusion
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To compare one idea with another, is an example of...
Opinion as fact
litotes
analogy
jargon
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Inclusive language is used to
encourage the reader that they are on the same side
include rabbits
generate propaganda
pinpoint the enemy
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an idea or conclusion having general application..
Generalisation
Emotive language
Adjectives
Hyperbole
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A feature article traditionally contains...
a range of effective persuasive techniques
a clear point of view
a byline
a heading, and some writing
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A figure of speech where an understatement is uses to emphasize a point.
personification
Appeal
Emphasis
Litotes
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The purpose of an ad is....
to create a POV about something and convince the reader
to express passion about any number of topics
persuade you to buy something or "buy" into an idea
raise awareness about product, service or social issue
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_________are used to add greater weight or authority to an argument.
Anecdotes
emotive language
Experts
metaphor
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an effective opinion piece will....
use subjectivity and bias to influence the target audience
use persuasive devices to convince the public
use a range of techniques to appeal to its target audience
provoke a strong emotional response in its readership
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What is jargon and in what type of text could we find it?
factual words in a review
specific terminology found in articles
a headline in cartoons
technical language found in a journal article
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case studies can be an effective persuasive device because they
elicit emotion from the audience
are factual
provide cases
add credibility or weight to an argument
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Using language that signifies the opposite to generate humour
idiocy
satire
irony
pun
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poems usually contain...
a theme, a mood, poetic devices and stanzas
a theme, a mood, language devices and a traditional form
a theme, a mood, language devices and a form
a theme, a mood, language devices and a non-traditional form
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Olifactory imagery appeals to our sense of...
intuition
smell
sight
taste
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Connotative language is the opposite to
monotone language
Literal meaning of language
polysynthetic language
Denotative language
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A reference to person, place or idea of historical, cultural, literary or political meaning
Hypophora
Allusion
Antithesis
Repetition
