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Persuasive Writing Techniques
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Persuasive techniques.
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'The way they treat refugees in this country is disgraceful'
is which persuasive technique?
emotive language
facts and evidence
power of three
anedotes
2
Involving the reader directly by using 'we' and 'us' is what type of persuasive technique?
Inclusive language
Attacking language
Emotive language
Rhetorical question
3
'Australia make 51.5 million visits to fast food restaurants every month'.
Is an example of..
Facts and evidence
emotive lanaguge
personal opinion
inclusive language
4
When the writer's WORDS provoke a strong emotional response the technique being used is:
Emotive author
Emotive language
Emotive technique
Emotional response
5
When writing a persuasive argument on a topic/issue you should always address and KNOW..
the audience
the age of the reader
how to include humour
what everyone else thinks
6
'One child, one teacher, one world'
is which persuasive technique?
Inclusive language.
Repetition
Emotive language
Alliteration
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A question that cannot be answered and has an implied meaning is what persuasive technique?
Difficult question
Personal question
Rhetorical question
Repetitive question
8
Dramatic and forceful language that is used to exaggerate is which persuasive technique?
Anecdotes and strong statements
Emotive and inclusive language
Strong statements and facts
Overstatement, exaggeration and hyperbole
9
The purpose of persuasive writing is to?
entertain the reader
make the reader laugh
give your personal opinion
convince and persuade the reader
10
"The team needed to be stronger, better & faster"
is an example of which persuasive technique?
Facts and Evidence
Cliché
Power of three
Alliteration
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'I truly believe that this is the best way to move forward'.
Is an example of..
a personal opinion
alliteration
facts and evidence
a rhetorical question
12
'I'm sure your smart enough to know this already'
Is an example of a persuasive device known as
giving facts and evidence
stating your opinon
complimenting the reader
presenting an idea
13
'You wouldn't like it if someone bullied you, would you?'
is which persuasive technique?
Attacking language
Rhetorical question
Emotive language
Repetition
14
'This is outrageous. Everyone will suffer severely from this'.
Is which persuasive technique?
Overstatement
Emotive language
Alliteration
Repetition
15
'If we want to see a change we need to act now'
. Is an example of which persuasive technique?
Overstatement.
Alliteration
Inclusive language
Emotive language
16
In the Introduction when you strongly state your view on the topic/issue this is your...
Facts and evidence
Rhetorical question
Thesis statement
Inclusive language
17
What type of language is used to criticize or question an opponent, and their point of view?
Alliteration
Inclusive language
Repetition
Attacking language
18
Comparisons that describe something in relation to another, are which persuasive techniques?
Similes and metaphors
Facts and evidence
Personal and emotive language
Exaggeration and hyperbole
19
What is repetition of a sound, particularly the first letter, and is often used in headlines?
Alliteration
Cliché
Repetition
Inclusive language
20
When a word, phrase or idea is continuously used this technique is called:
Alliteration
Rhetorical question
Repetition
Emotive language
21
'Dangerous dog owners dared to deny rules'
is an example of which persuasive technique?
Alliteration
Inclusive language
Attacking language
Repetition
22
In the conclusion of your persuasive writing piece, you should always...
thank Mrs Slattery
reinforce your argument
bring in new ideas
be funny
23
'Scott Morrison has seriously not done his homework with this latest policy!'
is.....
Repetition
Attacking language
Exclusive language
Alliteration
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'I am sure that you would agree with me'
is a statement that..
asks a question
addresses the reader directly
gives an opinion
give a point of view