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Year 7 Persuasive Techniques
Year 7 Persuasive Techniques
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Which is an example of emotive language?
Think about all the sad children who wont be able to enjoy this Christmas!
Do it! Do it now!
Help this poor, helpless puppy.
Would you steal a car?
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Information given that is over the top, and/or slightly untrue
A lie
Exaggeration
Hyperbole
Rhetorical Question
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When truthful information or research is given to back up a point
Alliteration
Facts and Statistics
Rhetorical Question
Lies
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Which of the following is an example of persuasive writing
An artwork
Advertisement
The news
An article about a celebrity
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Which of the following is an "Alliteration"
Please! Please help the children
Will you save the forest?
rubbish ruins rivers
I won't do it!
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Words or phrases are repeated so that they stick in the reader's mind
Criticism
Rhetorical Question
Repetition
Simile
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Which of the following is NOT another word for persuade:
influence
motivate
Threaten
Encourage
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Which of the following is an example of persuasive writing
A textbook
Cartoon
Game of Thrones
Debate
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Which is an example of exaggeration/hyperbole?
Mrs Trainor is a great teacher
If you don't go, you'll be sorry
The cow was as big as a house
Will you donate?
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Repeating the same sound at the start of words together - What technique is this?
Being annoying
Simile
Rhetorical Question
Alliteration
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When words are used to make the reader/viewer feel a certain emotion, like sadnessor anger.
Being a pest
Emotive Language
Facts and Statistics
Rhetorical Question
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Which of the following is an example of facts and statistics?
She sells sea shells by the sea shore
90% of the class think Mrs Trainor is the best teacher
Do it because everyone else is
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When you pickholes in your opposition's argument to make your argument sound better
Bullying
Not caring about other people
Criticising others
Facts and statistics
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Using words such as 'we', 'you', 'our' and 'us'.
Talking to someone
Facts and Statistics
Personal Pronouns
Alliteration
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Which of the following is repetition?
I wish, I wish I had $100
Why would you do that?
Go home!
It's Friday, Friday, gotta get down on Friday
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A question that is asked that makes the reader think
Holding up a sign
Facts and statistics
Rhetorical Question
Alliteration
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To persuade someone means to:
Mrs Trainor giving information to the class
Nothing, it is a made up word
Force someone to complete their homework
Convince them to agree with you or do something
