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"We must stop. We must think. We must change."
is an example of inclusive language
is an example of expert opinion
is an example of direct address of audience
is an example of rhyme
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Jargon is
the use of educational langauge
the use of computer lanaguge
the use of expert opinion
the use of language that belongs to a specific are of knowledge or work
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What is another word for persuade?
articulate
convince
prove
encourage
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To persuade teenagers you might want to appeal to their desire to be
disciplined
organised
popular
sensible
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Which one of the following is not a form of repetition
Alliteration
Onomatopoeia
Anaphora
Epistrophe
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Which one is NOT a persuasive technique?
Setting
Jargon
Repetition
Inclusive language
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"We must stop. We must think. We must change."
is an example of expert opinion
is an example of exclusive language
is an example of jargon
is an example of high modality
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Which word could be replaced with a higher modality word? I think electric cars should be discounted.
discounted
be
think
should
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"We must stop. We must think. We must change."
is an example of anaphora
is an example of expert opinion
is an example of jargon
is an example of epistrophe
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To persuade parents you might want to appeal to their fear of
their pets dying
their private information being revealed
their children being in danger
their
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Expert opinion is
using people with knowledge or training in a field to support an argument
using popular opinion to support an argument
using celebrities to support an argument
using facts and statistics to support an argument
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A persuasive text should clearly state the writer's opinion
False
True
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Epistrophe is
the repetition of the first part of a sentence
the repetiton of a s,z or c sound
the repetition of the last part of a sentence
the repetition of a consonant
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Anaphora is
the repetition of the first part of a sentence
the repetiton of a s,z or c sound
the repetition of the last part of a sentence
the repetition of a consonant
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To persuade a politician you might want to appeal to their need to be
healthy
famous
voted for
wealthy
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An anecdote is a short tale of personal experience best designed to
Fill the time in a persuasive speech
Make the audience relate to the human side of the argument
Provide statistics to support the argument
Provide expert opinion to support the argument
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What is the definition of a rheotrical question?
A question people ignore
A question with no answer
Doesn't require an answer but makes the audience think how the writer wants
a question without a question mark
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Which statistic would help persuade an audience of parents to ban school uniforms
Uniforms have no impact on education or behaviour outcomes in 9/10 schools
7/8 schools report an improvement in behaviour when uniforms are worn
WA schools report an increase of 10% in NAPLAN when uniforms worn
93% of students don't like uniforms
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Dr Jones of UWA agrees that children should read 30 minutes daily is
Jargon
Anaphora
Expert Opinion
Celebrity Endorsement
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Which word would be the most effective if emphasised: I will never support the cane in schools
never
will
I
cane
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Rhetorical questions need question marks
True
False
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Persuasive techniques need to suit the audience you are addressing
False
True
