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Do you know your DAFORREST techniques?
Do you know your DAFORREST techniques?
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For Functional Skills and GCSE students to assess the learning of language techniques (DAFORREST).
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"No wonder 9 out of 10 owners we asked..." is an example of what?
Statistic
Fact
Direct address
Rhetorical quiestion
2
What DAFORREST technique is used in this song?
Alliteration
Direct address
Statistics
Emotive language
3
What persuasive technique has been used in this advert?
Fact
Emotive language
Repetition
Tripling
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"Everyone should watch Game of Thrones, it's brilliant!" - What is this an example of?
Opinion
Fact
Emotive language
Direct address
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"How is Lauren supposed to concentrate at school without a proper meal" is an example of what?
Fact
Direct address
Rhetorical question
Statistic
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What persuasive technique does this advert use?
Tripling (rule of 3)
Fact
Opinion
Alliteration
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What DAFORREST technique is used here?
Emotional language
Emotive language
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"Your country needs you" is an example of what?
Tripling (rule of 3)
Repetition
Facts
Direct address
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What is the main purpose of DAFORREST techniques? Why are they used in writing?
To make writing informative.
To make writing persuasive.
To make writing descriptive.
To make writing sound fancy.
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What persuasive technique does this advert use?
Emotive language
Opinion
Tripling
Repetition
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What persuasive technique is used in this advert?
Fact
Emotive language
Statistic
Opinion
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Bonus question: which statement is an example of an anecdote?
38% of the UK are turning Vegan
Veganism is a great diet and way of life
When I became a vegan for a week...
A record number of people have signed up for Veganuary
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True or false: this advert is an example of an opinion.
True
False
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True or false: the two Rs in DAFORREST stand for repetition and rhetorical questions...
True
False