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Persuasive Techniques

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A Language Arts Quiz to help students understand the structure of an argumentative/persuasive essay as well as persuasive techniques.

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1
What does author's bias mean?
When an author gives facts to support a claim
When an author changes his/her claim at the end of the essay
When an author distorts info to support personal interest
When an author gives opinions to support a claim
2
"Everyone is doing it" is an implication of what type of persuasive technique?
Propaganda
Stereotyping
Generalization
Bandwagon Appeal
3
A general statement that sounds authoritative
Generalizations
Bandwagon Appeal
Stereotyping
Propaganda
4
How is a persuasive essay structured?
Intro, supporting paragraphs, opposing argument, conclusion
Intro, opposing argument, conclusion
point of view, claim, supporting paragraphs, conclusion
point of view, opposing claim, supporting detail, conclusion
5
Which of the following is relevant evidence?
Kids don't like PS because the Xbox games are better
According to The New York Times 30% of Kids play Xbox vs. PS
Xbox games are more compatible with any system than PS games
Kids prefer Xbox over PlayStation
6
A general statement about a group of people
Generalization
Propaganda
Stereotyping
Bandwagon Appeal
7
Which sentence includes the strongest persuasive language
Sal Morgan is just not the right candidate for us
A vote for Sal Morgan is a vote for tyranny
Sal Morgan's recklessly dangerous agenda will destroy us
If you care about your city, you will vote for Bill Sampson
8
Information that is meant to stir up fear in readers, is a form of?
Bandwagon Appeal
Generalization
Stereotyping
Propaganda