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Persuasive and Expository Text

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1
What are three genres we analyzed for persuasive techniques?
poetry, narratives, and short stories
novels, news, and literature
commercials, articles, and speeches
expository text and persuasive text
2
What is NOT in persuasive writing?
clear position on the issue
appealing to emotion or logic
venting about a topic
specific facts and experiences to support the claim
3
What is a counter argument?
trustworthy
an incorrect claim put forth by the author
an argument against a set of reasons
an unreasonable argument
4
What MUST be included in the first paragraph of expository writing?
the beginning of the plot
your claim
a catchy sentence which grabs the reader's attention
a thesis statement (main idea of paper)
5
What MUST be included in your conclusion paragraph of a persuasive essay?
your support
examples which prove your claim
a solution
your claim or position
6
What is informational writing?
writing to persuade
writing to inform or explain
writing to express or represent
writing to entertain
7
What is persuasive writing?
writing to convince
writing to entertain
writing to express
writing to inform
8
What is NOT included in expository writing?
lively writing which catches the reader's interest
unstructured writing, no paragraphs
correct spelling and grammar
varied sentence structures
9
What are three persuasive techniques which appeal to emotion, logic, and trust?
commercials, speeches, and articles
feelings, research, and news
pathos, logos and ethos
counter argument, fallacy and implicit messages
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What is expository writing?
Fictional text
writing to explain or inform
coverage of facts or an abundance of facts
Writing to persuade or convince