Which feature is shared by both persuasive letters and argument essays?

Supporting examples and reasons

What is the purpose of the conclusion in a persuasive letter?

To restate your opinion and suggest action

What do brochures often include to make the information easy to read?

Subheadings, bullet points, and pictures

Which of the following is most important to include in a persuasive letter?

A clear opinion and strong reasons

What does “call to action” mean in persuasive writing?

A statement that tells the reader what to do next

The credibility of the writer/speaker

What makes our writing more credible?

Using the correct register e.g formal or informal

What is the main purpose of a brochure?

To give information and persuade someone to take action

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1
Which feature is shared by both persuasive letters and argument essays?
Supporting examples and reasons
A list of events
A glossary of terms
Personal diary entries
2
What is an example of logos?
A statistic
Being polite
Emotive language
A friendly review
3
What is the purpose of the conclusion in a persuasive letter?
To tell a story
To introduce a new idea
To restate your opinion and suggest action
To repeat your introduction and support with final evidence
4
What do brochures often include to make the information easy to read?
Subheadings, bullet points, and pictures
Poetry and rhymes
Long paragraphs without breaks
Riddles and jokes
5
What helps a reader navigate a brochure easily?
Headings and subheadings
Captions
Direct quotes
Persuasive devices
6
Which of the following is most important to include in a persuasive letter?
A plot twist
A clear opinion and strong reasons
A list of jokes
A biography of the author
7
What tone should you use in a persuasive letter to your school principal?
Casual and informal
Angry and emotional
Friendly but respectful
Sarcastic and funny
8
Which of these is NOT a typical feature of a brochure?
Eye-catching titles
Colourful images
Short, persuasive paragraphs
A formal signature
9
What is a good way to start an argument essay?
With a hook
With evidence
With a joke
With a clear thesis statement
10
What does “call to action” mean in persuasive writing?
A type of phone call
A new topic in the middle of your writing
A statement that tells the reader what to do next
A quote from a famous person
11
What is Pathos?
The credibility of the writer/speaker
Evidence and analysis
The logic used
The emotion in the writing
12
In persuasive writing, which of the following is a good technique?
Making jokes
Telling a fairy tale
Using all capital letters
Addressing the reader directly
13
Which of the following would you most likely include in a brochure about a theme park?
Your personal opinion on rollercoasters
A poem about theme parks
A map and list of attractions
Instructions on how to write an essay
14
What are is ethos?
The credibility of the writer/speaker
The emotion in the writing
The logic used
Facts and statistics
15
In a brochure, the use of positive adjectives like “amazing,” “fun,” and “unforgettable” helps to:
Evoke emotion
Make the brochure longer
Confuse the reader
Give instructions
16
What does "argument writing" usually include?
Personal stories and poems
Facts, evidence and examples
A script for a play
Only opinions with no reasons
17
What makes our writing more credible?
Using emotive language e.g "horrific" "poor"
Using a strong hook
Using the correct register e.g formal or informal
Using long, run on sentences or short sentences for effect
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What is the main purpose of a brochure?
To entertain the reader
To give information and persuade someone to take action
To argue both sides of a topic
To tell a personal story

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