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Duplicate of Persuasive Techniques
Duplicate of Persuasive Techniques
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Revision for GCSE English
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Which of these terms is the strongest for persuading?
You could
You must
You should
You ought to
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"You can do something. We need your help. You can make the difference" is an example of:
Direct address
Rhetorical question
Hyperbole
Alliteration
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"The English test was monstrous, inhumane and cruel" is an example of:
Similie
Repetition
The truth about Vicky´s exams
Rule of three
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Before you start writing a persuasive text, it´s a good idea to identify the:
Words, ideas and paragraphs
Genre, audience and purpose
Target idea and level of difficulty
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"Only last week I saw this with my own eyes" is an example of:
Alliteration
Opinion
Anecdote
Direct address
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To get readers to sympathise with your argument you might use:
Emotive language
Statistics with 0% probability
Similee
Exaggeration
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The purpose of persuading is to:
to influence or convince others to think, feel, or act in a certain way.
Get someone to remember what you have said
Get someone to be jealous of your bestie
Get someone to act on false information
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When you are writing to persuade you want the reader to agree with you:
True
False
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"Simply the best chocolate in the universe!" is an example of:
Hyperbole
Emotive language
Anecdote
Statistic
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"Get moving and act today. Pick up the phone and call" is an example of:
Statistics
Imperatives
Anecdote
Alliteration
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To get a reader's attention you might engage them directly with:
Exaggeration
Rhetorical Questions
Symbolism
Facts that are only directed at the target audience