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Persuasive Texts!!!!!!!
Persuasive Texts!!!!!!!
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Which sentence is the claim?
Sentence 2
Sentence 3
Sentence 1
Sentence 4
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What are the supporting paragraphs used for? What do they consist of?
reasons and evidence; used to back up the claim.
reason; used to state the conclusion.
claim; used to back up the evidence.
evidence; used to state the reason.
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The conclusion is used to restates the author’s position and summarizes the main points.
False
True
4
Name the three persuasive techniques.
famous names
None of the above.
bandwagon appeal
generalizations
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Point of view is a personal beliefs about a topic.
False
True
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Which statement shows evidence that heavy textbooks can stress the spine?
Sentences 3 and 4
Sentence 5
Sentence 1
*Shrugs* (Come on, kid! At least try!)
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What does the introduction state?
It states the reader`s position.
The introduction doesn`t state anything.
It states the people in the passage position.
It states the author`s position.
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What is the structure of a persuasive text?
supporting paragraphs, details, evidence
conclusion, details, supporting answer
introduction, supporting paragraphs, and conclusion
introduction, supporting conclusion, paragraphs.
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Define the bandwagon appeal.
a statement used to describe a wagon at the end of a band.
makes a broad statement that may not apply to all people/ things described
uses a celebrity`s name to promote.
since everyone is doing it, you should do it too!
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Which uses uses a celebrity’s or expert’s name to promote something?
famous names
bandwagon appeal
generalizations
all of the above
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Generalizations makes a broad statement that may not apply to all people or things described.
True
False
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A reason is a statement that tells why the claim is worthy or important.
True
False
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Which one is a fact?
Cats always land on their feet.
The sky is blue.
Chocolate ice cream is disgusting.
Cockroaches fly.
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What does it mean to persuade?
To give an opinion.
To convince someone to do something or think a certain way.
To entertain the reader using facts.
To inform
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Explain evidence.
shows why the author believes that claim.
includes facts, examples, details, and data.
the evidence is shown in the claim.
includes a claim, supporting details, and a conclusion.
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What is a claim?
a statement that includes facts.
biased
a statement an author makes in support of or against an idea
something that you claim belongs to you.
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Relevant means: closely related to the topic
True
False
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Find the opinion!
Olives are disgusting!
Smoking ruins your health.
Brownies are delicious!
Texting while driving is the #1 cause for accidents.
