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A person of your intelligence deserves much better than this. This is an example of what?
emotive
imagination
flattery
alliteration
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You are the key to this entire idea succeeding - we will be with you all the way! This is an example of?
direct address
opinion
personal pronouns
fact
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There are thousands of animals at the mercy of our selfishness and disregard for kindness.
fact
direct address
hyperbole
emotive language
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Safer streets mean comfort, reassurance, and peace of mind for you, your family, and your friends. This is?
alliteration
emotive language
triple
opinion
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Persuasive writing techniques include:
Rhetorical questions
All of the above
A few reasons/arguments for your opinion
Emotive language
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Get on board and join us! Is an example of what?
opinion
emotive languageage
imperative
fact
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Is this is a persuasive text?
false
true
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It is simply out of this world – stunning! Is an example of what?
statisitic
opinion
hyperbole
fact
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Which of these can be forms of persuasive writing?
Speeches
All of these
Letters
Advertisements
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In my view, this is the best thing to have ever happened. This is an example of?
fiction
fact
opinion
alliteration
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Who doesn’t want success? This is...
a reminder
rhetorical question
emotive language
direct address
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80% of people agreed that this would change their community for the better. This is?
opinion
statistic
fact
fiction
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Which persuasive techniques is being used in this example?
repetition
hyperbole
rhetorical question
emotive language
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Persuasive texts...
Evoke emotions
Influence the reader
Can never be humourous
Are not engaging
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A good piece of persuasive writing...
Focuses on giving facts and details found in research.
Tells your favorite made-up stories.
is fiction
Gives reasons that get the reader to do or think something.