Which sentence contains direct address?

This is the adventure holiday you have been looking for!

vegetation that grows well because there is plenty of rain., delicious

what you think about a subject/ an opinion.

In a persuasive text, what is the difference between a fact and statistics.

statistics are percentages, fractions.

In a paragraph, a Topic sentence:

gives the main thought of a paragraph- usually at or near the beginning.

Three options are correct one is false. Select the false one: A rhetorical question...

needs an answer which usually comes after.

In a feature article (pages 82-85) different viewpoints are written about...

...and the writer finishes with their view.

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1
What would not be in a piece of persuasive writing?
paragraphs
PEE paragraphs
pictures and captions.
Connectives (for example: 'such as'. 'and' and 'because'
2
In a persuasive piece of writing you would only ever include YOUR viewpoint and not discuss an opposing point of view.
True
False
3
Which sentence contains direct address?
We are more likely than previous generations to not do physical activity.
This is the adventure holiday you have been looking for!
I am very interested in the idea of travelling around the world.
How can he even consider the idea of cycling without a helmet!
4
Lush means...
really big and beautiful natural geographic landmarks.
vegetation that grows well because there is plenty of rain.
delicious
Cosmetics.
5
Stunning (page 90) refers to something that is...
absolutely impossible to do
absolutely beautiful
absolutely exhausting.
absolutely enormous.
6
A feature article would appear...(pages- 82-83)
...in an essay.
...an advert on TV or in a magazine.
...on a leaflet.
...in a newspaper/ magazine.
7
What are considered basic questions when you want to collect information or solve a problem.
Who, what, when, where, why, whose
Who, what, when, how long, why
Who, what, when, whose, why
Who, what, when, where, why
8
A viewpoint is...
A description of a topic/ an explanation describing the facts.
What you can see at the top of a hill/ mountain.
what you think about a subject/ an opinion.
9
Splendid (page 82) is a synonym of...
excellent
beautiful to look at
things that make you happy
terrible
10
In a persuasive text, what is the difference between a fact and statistics.
statistics are precise numbers.
statistics are written in numerals whereas facts are written in letters.
statistics are percentages, fractions.
11
Pronouns: used in persuasive writing. Which option is not a pronoun?
You
they
She
who
12
Participants of 50 nationalities come together every year. The event is watched on television in 190 countries.
...fact.
...quote
...opinion.
...statistic.
13
If you demonstrate that you favour/like a person or thing or idea over others, this is an example of... (pages 82-83)
bias.
persuasion.
being argumentative.
being unfair.
14
Statistics are a specific type of fact. (page 91)
True
False
15
In a paragraph, a Topic sentence:
gives evidence and examples of what you are talking about in a paragraph.
is the simplest sentence in a paragraph and gives a viewpoint.
gives the main thought of a paragraph- usually at or near the beginning.
concludes a paragraph with the final opinion the writer wants to express.
16
Three options are correct one is false. Select the false one: A rhetorical question...
...does not need an answer.
needs an answer which usually comes after.
is used to make the reader/listener think.
...makes your argument more interesting.
17
In a feature article (pages 82-85) different viewpoints are written about...
...and the writer finishes with their view.
...and the writer finishes by letting the reader decide which is best.
...and the writer says that both sides are equally valid.
18
Pages 77-78: If you say a place is filled with talk or excitement, you would say it is _____ with excitement/people
abuzz
adrenaline- packed
stimulating with
cynical

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