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Duplicate of 2017 8th Grade ELA Persuasive Text Review
Duplicate of 2017 8th Grade ELA Persuasive Text Review
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Review of information learned during the Persuasive Text Unit at HBMS 8th grade.
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This advertisement uses all of these appeals EXCEPT:
humor
caricature
loaded language
rhetorical question
2
The advertisement for the watch uses which appeal?
snob appeal
logical appeal
ethical appeal
appeal to pity
3
A personal story told to support the claim is called--
logos
premise
anecdote
false assumption
4
When the writer answers his opponents, contradicting their arguments, that is his _____.
claim
evidence
support
counterargument
5
The writer's position on an issue is called the ______________.
evidence
claim
argument
counterargument
6
The strongly positive or strongly negative words used to appeal to emotions is called
statistics
pathos
loaded language
anecdotes
7
Which technique is used in this ad for Nike?
facts
celebrity endorsement
statistics
expert quotes
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Which technique is used in this ad for Nike shoes?
ethos
celebrity endorsement
loaded language
logos
9
Loaded language is an example of--
humor
pathos
ethos
logos
10
The attitude of the writer toward the subject is called--
mood
tone
sarcasm
opinion
11
The premise that "All blondes are dumb" is an example of...
humor
loaded language
claim
false assumption
12
When Billy broke her favorite vase, his mother said, "Great job, Billy." Her tone was probably-
sarcastic
sincere
sad
solemn
13
Which persuasive strategy is used in this ad for MAC cosmetics?
ethos
loaded language
pathos
celebrity endorsement
14
A leading question is an example of--
pathos
ethos
opinion
logos
15
Which of the following is an example of loaded language?
sad
hungry
smart
distraught
16
When an author appeals to emotions, he is using ___.
logos
claim
pathos
ethos
17
This advertisement uses which technique?
expert opinion
loaded language
ethos
testimonial
18
Generally-accepted beliefs that are the foundation of an argument are called--
loaded language
premises
claims
false assumptions
19
When the logic of an argument is flawed, that is called--
rhetorical fallacy
counterargument
logical fallacy
claim
20
When the writer quotes a doctor in an ad for Advil, that is an example of--
logos
pathos
claim
expert opinion
21
This advertisement uses which technique?
brand recognition
counterargument
rhetorical fallacy
celebrity testimonial
22
Which technique is used in this ad for Snickers?
ethical appeal
celebrity endorsement
caricature
tone
23
"What will become of our world if we don't recycle our trash?" is an example of--
example
rhetorical question
fact
anecdote
24
To which emotion does this advertisement appeal?
fear
sadness
anger
hunger
25
When a writer leads the reader through the thinking process, he is using ___.
pathos
logos
ethos
premise
26
"All 8th graders have a phone," is an example of--.
caricature
rhetorical fallacy
statistic
anecdote
27
If a writer uses words like "y'all" and "okay", the tone is probably--
conversational
disgusted
formal
angry
28
"60% of middle school students receive a weekly allowance," is an example of--.
logical fallacy
rhetorical question
rhetorical fallacy
statistic
29
An extreme exaggeration of personal traits to make a point or for humor is called--
counterargument
loaded language
caricature
rhetorical question
30
"If I had a phone, you could reach me anytime," is an example of...
premise
statistic
counterargument
logical fallacy
31
When a writer quotes experts or tells why he is an expert, he is using __.
ethos
false assumption
logos
pathos
32
The reasons and evidence that a writer gives to back up his claim is called ____________.
anecdote
statistics
support
counterargument
33
This ad uses which technique?
rhetorical question
celebrity endorsement
statistics
ethos
34
When an author lies or misleads the reader, that is called...
loaded language
logical fallacy
counterargument
rhetorical fallacy
