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Persuasion Practice for Test
Persuasion Practice for Test
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Persuasion techniques and appeals
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Which persuasive technique is used?
Loaded Words
Simile
Rhetorical Question
Anaphora
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Speech or writing that is false or misleading (intentional)
Rhetorical Fallacy
Premise
Bandwagon
Factual Claim
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A statement that is generally accepted to be true, but cannot always be proved.
Fallacy
Factual claim
Testimonial
Commonplace assertion
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Which persuasive appeal is used?
Bandwagon
Leading Question
Incorrect Premise
Testimonial
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All horses have five legs I have a horse. My horse must have five legs.
Bandwagon
Commonplace Assertion
Factual Claim
Incorrect Premise
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What persuasion technique is used?
Simile
Argument
Rhetorical Question
Loaded Words
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An error in reasoning - many start with false assumptions or mistaken beliefs (unintentional)
Persuasive
Logical fallacy
Bandwagon
Factual claims
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Extreme descriptions of people or positions
Testomonials
Caraciture
Rhetorical
Fallacy
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Which persuasive technique is used?
Bandwagon
Metaphor
Logical fallacies
Leading question
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Flawed ideas as a result of not considering other possible answers or interpretations.
Opinions
Claims
Argument
False assumption
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General principle that most readers would agree is true
Appeals to emotion
Caricatures
Premise
Bandwagon
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Which persuasive technique is used?
Commonplace assertion
Simile
Alliteration
Rhetorical Question
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Persuasive techniques used to create emphasis or stir emotion.
Support
Assumption
Rhetorical Devices
Logical Fallacy
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The writer's position on a problem or issue
Claim
False assumption
Incorrect premise
Loaded terms
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A claim supported by reasons and evidence
Argument
Caricature
Commonplace assertion
Fallacy
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What persuasion technique is used?
Repetition
Parellelism
Imagery
Loaded Words
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“You will simply love these shoes.”
Imagery
Generalization
Incorrect premise
Bandwagon
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An error in reasoning - many start with false assumptions or mistaken beliefs (unintentional)
Rhetorical fallacy
Factual claim
Rhetorical question
Logical fallacy
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Which persuasive technique is used?
Bandwagon
Imagery
Anaphora
Loaded Words
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Which persuasive appeal is used?
Factual claims
Opinions
Appeal to emotion
Commonplace assertions