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Argument Analysis Review
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Which of the following techniques could we analyse in an image?
colour
all of the above
expression
text
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What visual technique is most prominent in this image?
cropping
expression
posture
size
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Name the Persuasive Language Technique
Exaggeration
Anecdote
Rhetorical question
Statistics
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What is the effect of repetition?
To have the audience question
To evoke emotion
To emphasise a point
To inform the audience
5
This image suggests that
kids should be happy with what they have
babies are not getting enough food because of technology
capitalism has created a vast division between rich and poor
some parents would rather give their children iPads rather than food
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An appeal to logic contains information about the following...
Australia
feelings and compassion
children and family
common sense
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The phrase: "it's like using a Band-Aid on an arterial bleed" is
a rhetorical question
alliteration
a metaphor
a simile
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What is another name for hyperbole?
Exaggeration
Connotation
Sarcasm
Emotive Language
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'Ethos' relates to
the emotions of the reader
the logic of the reader
the connection between author and reader
the expertise of the author
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An appeal to family contains information about the following...
common sense
children and family
feelings and compassion
Australia
11
When writing an introduction, what should go first?
the author of the article
the title of the article
the date of the article
the issue the article is commenting on
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Inclusive language is used by authors to
include themselves in the problem
make the reader feel included
make the reader feel relaxed
intimidate the audience
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Define tone
The voice of the piece
The use of persuasive techniques
The key words in the article
The intended audience
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Repetition is
the use of the same argument two or more times
multiple words beginning with the same letter
the resemblance of sound between syllables in nearby words
the use of a word two or more times
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Appeal to authority is when
the author is an expert this particular field
the author uses statistics
the author tries to make themselves sound like an expert
the author uses an expert's opinion
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This photo tries to evoke
sympathy
empathy
hatred
fear
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"It is staggering that.." is a an example of
emotive language
generalisation
colourful language
an anecdote
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Which of the following is an example of inclusive language?
We, Us, Our
To, Too, Two
Family, Children, Parents
You, Me
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This image intends to make Donald Trump seem
determined
ignorant
humorous
ugly
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What is a contention?
The supporting argument
The main argument
The sound of the piece
The title
21
Identify the correct spelling of ...
Retorical
Retorrichal
Rhetorical
Rhettorical
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Why would a writer use humour?
To draw attention and support his point
To attack the opponent
To make the reader feel comfortable and relate to the writer
To make the reader feel uncomfortable
23
Which of the following is not emotive language?
"The repulsive actions of the state government"
"The irresponsible, unworthy parent"
"The horrific death of the Prime Minister"
"The old, orange cat"
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What is the effect of expert opinion?
To belittle or be rude
To draw an emotional response
To justify an irrational point
Impress the reader and add credibility
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Which of the following is not a text type?
Blog
Speech
Language
Feature Article
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Which of these could
not
be classed as
a persuasive technique?
independent clause
rebuttal
alliteration
personification
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A short story used to make a point is a....
Appeal
Pathos
Supporting arguement
Anecdote
