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Persuasive Writing Revision 7H
Persuasive Writing Revision 7H
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Revising the persuasive writing structure for year 7.
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The body of my persuasive writing should have:
3 paragraphs with 1 argument/reason in each
4 paragraphs with many arguments/reasons
1 big paragraph with all the arguments/reasons
no paragraphs
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True or false: In your introduction you must state your point of view
False
True
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"She suffers in silence, in a sea of sorrow." This is an example of...
metaphor
triples
simile
alliteration
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"In Britain, approximately 4,143 people sleep on the streets each night." This sentence uses...
Statistics
Emotive language
Rhetorical question
Opinion
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Define: rule of threes/triples
When you have three rules to follow
When you write the word 'three'
When you list three adjectives to describe something
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"Would you want to experience this horror?" Is an example of..
rhetorical question
emotive language
evidence
professional opinion
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What is the purpose of persuasive writing?
To entertain the reader.
To inform the reader.
To influence or change a reader's opinions on a topic.
To write creatively.
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"I have a dream that one day this nation will rise up [...] I have a
dream
today!" This is...
repetition
statistics
expert evidence
opinion
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"It is appalling that..", is an example of?
Rhetorical question
Emotive language
Professional opinion
Statistics
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Define: Emotive language
Language that plays on the readers' emotions
language used by emos
using emojis
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Define: rhetorical question
A question that doesn't require an answer
A question that must be answered quickly
When a question mark is written in a pretty colour
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Define: Metaphor
A comparison where one thing is said to be like another
A comparison where one thing is said to be another
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Which one of these is NOT a technique used in persuasive writing?
Using facts and evidence
Rhetorical questions
Characterisation
Emotive language
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When writing a persuasive writing piece, what is the most important thing to keep in mind?
How sharp your pencil is
Your punctuation
Your handwriting
Your audience
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Define: Inclusive language
Language that can only be used by certain people
When you use the word 'include'
Language which includes other people, e.g. I, you, me, us..
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What should you do after you find out the topic?
brainstorm arguments for both sides of the issue
write your persuasive piece straight away
write your conclusion
stare at the wall for a while
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What makes a persuasive writing piece a good persuasive writing piece?
Capital letters at the beginning of every sentence.
Neat Handwriting
Saying "Please" alot in your writing piece
Details and Reasons (at least 3)
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What is the idea behind including an opposing argument?
influence people who think the issue doesn't apply to them
All of the above
To put the audience's concerns "at ease"
To show that the opposite view's ideas are wrong/pointless
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Without a doubt, it is the single most incredible thing in the whole universe!
Imagery
Emotive language
Fact
Hyperbole
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What is the date today?
16/05/2018
17/05/201B
17/05/2018
18/05/2018
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To allow animals to be mistreated is wrong. We should all act to stop the cruelty. This is...
fact
metaphor
simile
an opinion
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In my conclusion I should:
Restate my opinion
write 'The End'
Give more reasons to convince my reader
Restate my opinion and summarise my arguments
