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Appeals, Rhetorical Devices, and Persuasive Techniques
Appeals, Rhetorical Devices, and Persuasive Techniques
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Read the texts and determine which persuasive element is used in each.
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The First Amendment gives us the freedom of speech, freedom of press, and freedom to assemble.
anti-bandwagon
parallelism
appeal to reason
loaded language
2
Why would consumers want to waste their hard-earned money on products that are made cheaply?
appeal to emotion
rhetorical question
hyperbole
anti-bandwagon
3
Most students, like 7th grader Jo Smith, agree that the new menu in the cafeteria is healthier.
appeal to reason
hyperbole
appeal to authority
endorsement
4
Einstein's theory of relativity influenced modern physics and more scientific discoveries.
loaded language
appeal to emotion
appeal to authority
appeal to reason
5
Everyone needs to do his/her part to end bullying and make this school a community.
appeal to emotion
hyperbole
parallelism
bandwagon
6
When student creativity is encouraged, kids produce innovative, fresh, mind-changing solutions.
hyperbole
loaded language
appeal to authority
appeal to reason
7
Reduce, reuse, recycle!
alliteration
parallelism
repetition
rhyme
8
We need to be honest with ourselves, honest with our intentions, and honest with our friends.
repetition
appeal to emotion
bandwagon
appeal to reason
9
Since 330,000 accidents are caused by texting while driving, we need stricter laws and fines.
endorsement
bandwagon
appeal to authority
appeal to reason
10
I am truly free to always be me.
rhyme
appeal to emotion
alliteration
loaded language
11
When making decisions, you should listen to your conscience, not the opinions of your peers.
bandwagon
appeal to emotion
anti-bandwagon
metaphor
12
Peer pressure is the set of shackles that weigh heavy on you, affecting your decisions.
loaded language
metaphor
simile
bandwagon
13
Students suffer in silence each year from the overwhelming pressures of academic stress.
hyperbole
emotional appeal
rhyme
bandwagon
14
Infinite hours were wasted needlessly last year when Jeff binge-watched his favorite TV shows.
metaphor
hyperbole
endorsement
appeal to emotion
15
Having a panic attack is like a boa constrictor squeezing your chest, limiting your breathing.
parallelism
simile
metaphor
loaded language
