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Duplicate of Persuasive Techniques Super Quiz
Duplicate of Persuasive Techniques Super Quiz
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Persuasive Devices Quiz. Helpful for English Teachers!
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If a writer says something is the BEST or the WORST, they are using a
measured tone
superlative
metaphor
mixtape
2
"Appeal to patriotism" appeals to:
Family Values
Partiarchy
Love for one's country
Paternity
3
Using the same consonant sound in a sentence is:
metaphor
onomatopoeia
boring
alliteration
4
Which technique? "90% of all workers disliked Abbott as preferred PM"
Statistics
Emotive Language
Western Slang
Facts and Logic
5
Which technique? "Gillard's view was lefty, Communist hog's wash!"
Attack
Teasing
Appeal to Family Values
Alliteration
6
Using the words "us" and "we" is an example of:
Tone
Inclusive Language
Emotive Language
Togetherness
7
Which technique is this: "He flew like a cannonball"
juxtapostion
simile
direct address
lying
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A rhetorical question:
Has a very obvious answer
needs no question mark
Is asked in a weird tone
is always a yes or no answer
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Which technique? "The weather girl's slip-up was a blunder of epic proportions!"
Case study
Rhetorical Question
truth serum
hyperbole
10
Which word describes when a writer is trying to play on the desires of the audience?
Desire
Influence
Rhetorical Question
Appeal
11
Two opposites, put side by side, in order to highlight the contrast is:
a mistake
opposite highlight
differentiation
juxtapostion
12
If a writer includes a quote from a doctor or professor, they are using:
Expert Opinion
them for their money
Quotient
Inclusive Language
13
Using 'slang' is referred to as:
impolite language
colloquial language
'bums and bull' talk
Aussie-speak
14
If an article describes the author as "A University Lecturer" on the issue, the author has
authority on the issue
got to loosen up
buck teeth and thick glasses
A stable income