Persuasion

media or print advertisement that seeks to generate public awareness

can be facts, expert opinions, or details that back up a claim or reason

question that has an obvious answer

a device that presents images and brief descriptions of a product

the desire to belong to a group..."everyone is doing it"

error in reasoning; based on incorrect inference or a misuse of evidence

meaning you have to infer it from the details in the text

where an event takes place

reasoning that includes fallicies, or errors in logic

movie ads that appear a few months before a movie's release

message that provokes feelings of feeling sorry or sad for something

examples that do not directly relate to the claim

relies on the backing of a celebrity, an expert, or satisfied customer

makes people feel as if their safety, security, or health is in danger

restate something in your own words

a specific population or group of people an ad campaign hopes to persuade

consists of reasons to support a claim

a form of communication that uses false or misleading information

reasoning that includes false information, or errors in logic

Information from a text that supports a claim.

the art of leading others to accept a certain idea or take a specific action

wide view of a scene

attempt to answer objections of people with opposing viewpoints

characteristics of a group of people that have in common

a series of ads for a single product or brand

Statements that are unclear

voice of an unseen narrator

uses flattery to win people over..."this product makes you pretty!"

looking for clues that tell you what a text is about

words with strong positive or negative connotation

declarations to justify an action or decision

showing one or more characters from the waist up

a way of thinking about a group of people as if all members are alike

the writer's position on an issue

showing details of a person or object