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Argument Analysis
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7English, Argument Analysing, Language Analysis, Key Words
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The P of AAPEE stands for...
Persuasive Techniques
Probable Effect
Prison
Purpose of Language
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What does the A in OSTICA stand for?
Apple
Author
Audience
Argument
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Most likely audience: an article about writing laws to stop climate change
Voters
Teenagers
The government
Bankers
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Identify the rhetorical question
Don't sign your life away
The bitter break up
What time is it?
Do you know what you're getting into?
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Which of the following is a rhetorical question?
Who knows?
When are you leaving?
What is 5+5?
Do you know which room my exam is in?
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Name the persuasive device. "Doctor Alex Truste endorses the decision."
Hyperbole/Exaggeration
Repetition
Expert Opinion
Simile
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Most likely audience: an article about why dogs make great family pets
Parents thinking of buying a pet
Politicians
People with dog allergies
Tradies
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The author's overall opinion about an issue is called the...
Contention
Audience
Argument
Issue
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Choose the rhetorical question.
Where is my cat now?
When can we make a cat ban happen?
Should I let my cat outside at night?
Everyone deserves to be safe, don't they?
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Healthy Lunches: Who is the most likely AUDIENCE for this article?
People who make decisions about school lunches.
Children who want to eat healthy.
Children that like fizzy drinks.
People who want to bring food to their children at school.
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Ideas that support author's contention.
Argument
Audience
Issue
Contention
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A problem or an important topic:
Audience
Argument
Issue
Contention
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Tools that author uses to try and sway audience's viewpoint
Intended Effect
Opinion Piece
Letter to Editor
Persuasive Techniques
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What is the difference between issue and event?
Event=Fact; unchangeable. Issue=Problem/topic; changeable
Event=the problem/discussion. Issue=something that happened
Event=Problem/topic; changeable. Issue=Fact; unchangeable
Event=something that happened. Issue=the problem/discussion
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What is the difference between author and audience?
Author = writer; Audience = reader
Author = person persuading, audience=person being persuaded
Author = person making others do/buy/support/condemn something
All of the above
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What is the difference between contention and arguments?
Only 1 contention, but 2-3 arguments in a persuasive text
Contention is the overall opinion, whereas arguments strengthen contention.
All of the above
Contention = Overall stance; arguments = specific reasons behind stance
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Most likely audience: an article explaining the reasons why cyberbullying is bad
Children or teens with devices
Farmers
Elderly
Aunts and uncles
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Persuasive devices are...
techniques presenters use to change their voice.
techniques that can be used in writing a speech to persuade.
technology that can be used in writing a speech to persuade.
techniques presenters use to change their body language.
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Potiential reactions from targeted audience
Persuasive Techniques
Opinion Piece
Letter to Editor
Intended Effect
