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Identify the three persuasive strategies writers use:

What is the definition of the word credible?

Op-Ed

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A Language Arts Quiz to introduce the basics of op-ed.

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What is the definition of the word credible?
Trustworthy
Deceptive
Responsible
Celebrity
2
Identify the three persuasive strategies writers use:
Use of facts and statistics
Connotation
Credible source
Appeal to emotion
3
What is the definition of the word biased?
fair
nuetral
impartial
prejudice
4
What's the purpose of a hook in writing?
To support your thesis
To conclude your writing
To grab the reader's attention
To build connections for the main ideas in your writing
5
How long is a typical op-ed?
100 words
10,000-15,000 words
750-800 words
there is no limit
6
Where are op-eds most commonly published?
encyclopedias
newspapers
television
Internet
7
What is literary tone?
Ability to sing
Attitude of a writer
Theme
Narration
8
All of the following are characteristics of op-ed except...
Open-minded
Short
Informal
Subjective
9
Which of the following is the least credible source?
.edu
.org
.gov
.co
10
What does the current term Op-Ed mean?
Opposite the editorial
Opposing Education
Opponents Editorial
Opinion Editorial