Why do authors write to persuade?

The author want you to believe or buy something.

The main idea is the point of the paragraph.

What is the main Idea?

Do not open thing that look dangerous or suspicious.

What is the main idea?

American schools need to create a common culture.

When do you use dashes?

set off words for emphasis or to indicate a phrase

Why would the author write to inform?

The author wants to give you information

An appeal to authority and credibility.

What is cause and effect?

What happens after you did something.

using a celebrity to sell or convince

Appeal to numbers and statistics is?

facts and statistics to prove something

When do you use parenthesis?

to set off extra information that is not essential

What is Emotional Appeal?

generating emotions to feel one way towards something

A gerund is a verbal ending -ing and functions as a noun.

the action of persuading someone to do something.

What is a participle?

A participle is a verbal and an adj ending in -ing or -ed

Why does the author write to describe?

The author wants you to visualize a person, place, or thing.

What is a infinitive?

A participle is a verbal and an adj ending in -ing or -ed

When do you use dashes?

to separate a phrase and clauses

What is Order and sequence?

The steps or order an action happened.

What is compare and contrast?

The differences and similarities of a topic

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1
What is an imperative sentence?
A command.
A statement.
A question
2
Why do authors write to persuade?
The author want you to believe or buy something.
The author wants you to enjoy reading.
3
What is Main Idea?
The main idea is the action.
The main idea is a person, place, or thing.
The main idea is the point of the paragraph.
4
What is the main Idea?
Leave items alone that aren't yours.
Give things to the police.
Do not open thing that look dangerous or suspicious.
Open suspicious suitcases.
5
What is the main idea?
It is important for America to have good schools.
Cultural differences are not important in America.
American schools need to create a common culture.
Johnny is not good at reading or math in school.
6
When do you use dashes?
set off words for emphasis or to indicate a phrase
to set off extra information that is not essential
to separate a phrase and clauses
7
What is Pathos?
An appeal to logic and reason.
An appeal to the emotions
An appeal to authority.
8
Why would the author write to inform?
To persuade a reader.
The author wants to give you information
To describe something.
9
What is bandwagon
labeling with negative words
using a celebrity to sell or convince
Following the crowd
distract with an unrelated point
10
What is Ethos?
An appeal to the emotions.
An appeal to logic and reason.
An appeal to authority and credibility.
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What is cause and effect?
The order something happened in.
What happens after you did something.
12
What is conditional?
Hypothetical situation
Something could happen.
Wish or a want
13
What is Logos?
An appeal to authority and credibility.
An appeal to the emotions.
An appeal to logic and reason.
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What is Name calling?
Tell something to make feel afraid
labeling with negative words
generating emotions to make you feel a certain way.
facts and statistics to prove superiority
15
What is authors purpose?
Chicken
Why they wrote it?
Why they thought of it
16
What is testimonial?
using a celebrity to sell or convince
following the crowd.
fear.
17
Appeal to numbers and statistics is?
Doing it because everyone else is
facts and statistics to prove something
generating emotions to feel one way
18
When do you use parenthesis?
to set off extra information that is not essential
set off words for emphasis or to indicate a phrase
to separate a phrase and clauses
19
What is Emotional Appeal?
loaded words in political or war times
generating emotions to feel one way towards something
20
What type of persuasion?
Pathos
Logos
Ethos
21
What is a gerund?
A infinitive that is a noun. To + a verb ending -ing.
A participle is a verbal and an adj ending in -ing or -ed
A gerund is a verbal ending -ing and functions as a noun.
22
What is persuasion?
Telling someone to do something.
the action of persuading someone to do something.
23
What is a participle?
A gerund is a verbal ending -ing and functions as a noun.
A infinitive that is a noun. To + a verb ending -ing.
A participle is a verbal and an adj ending in -ing or -ed
24
Why does the author write to describe?
The author wants you to visualize a person, place, or thing.
to explain an idea to you
25
What type of persuasion
Logos
Ethos
Pathos
26
Which one of these is passive?
2
1
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What is a infinitive?
A participle is a verbal and an adj ending in -ing or -ed
A gerund is a verbal ending -ing and functions as a noun.
A infinitive that is a noun. To + a verb ending -ing.
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When do you use dashes?
to set off extra information that is not essential
set off words for emphasis or to indicate a phrase
to separate a phrase and clauses
29
What is problem and solution?
What happens after you did something.
The solution to and issue.
30
What is Order and sequence?
The steps or order an action happened.
The reason it happened.
31
What is compare and contrast?
Tropical rain forest
The differences and similarities of a topic
The reason something was said.
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What is subjunctive?
a wish or a want
a condition
a question.
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What is an indicative sentence?
Ask a question.
State a fact.

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