What does the 'WHY' portion of the body paragraph structure relate to?

WHY the author has chosen a persuasive technique for effect

What does the 'HOW' part of the body paragraph structure relate to?

HOW the author uses persuasive techniques in their arguments

The attitude of the writer/speaker toward their subject.

Alliteration is when...

A writer uses multiple words with the same starting sound

Which of the following is a form of evidence

Personal anecdote, Statistics, Graph, Expert opinion

What is a 'Issue' in Argument Analysis?

The overall topic of a persuasive piece

What does 'Contention' mean?

The persuasive piece's overall argument

What does image composition relate to?

How the subject/s of an image are arranged in the photograph

Appeal to Justice encourages a reader to...

Feel as though a certain wrong needs to be made right

What is the intended effect of emotive language on an audience?

To get the audience to feel a certain, appropriate emotion

What is the '4 C's approach to image analysis made up of?

Content, Composition, Context, Connection

What is an editorial?

An article expressing an editors opinion on a certain topic

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What does the 'WHAT' part of your body paragraphs concern?
WHAT the contention is
WHAT the arguments are
WHAT techniques are being used
WHAT the issue is
2
The first time we mention an article, we use the full title & author's name. From then on we...
Call it 'Article 1' or 'Article 2'
Use the author's surname
Just use the author's full name
Use the full title consistently
3
What does the 'WHY' portion of the body paragraph structure relate to?
WHY the author is arguing a particular argument
WHY the author has chosen a persuasive technique for effect
WHY the author is writing about a topic
4
In your body paragraphs, you should be explaining the...
WHAT, WHY, WHERE
WHAT, HOW, WHY
WHAT, WHEN, HOW
WHO, WHEN, WHAT
5
What does the 'HOW' part of the body paragraph structure relate to?
HOW the author uses persuasive techniques in their arguments
HOW the article relates to the issue
HOW the article is structured
HOW the author uses images
6
A quick way to find the contention is to...
Look at the heading
Read the entire text
Look at the image
Ask the author directly
7
"We need to work together to do better" is an example of what persuasive technique?
Persuasive Language
Alliterative Language
Inclusive Language
Emotive Language
8
Define tone...
The attitude of the writer/speaker toward their subject.
The way a person speaks
A word that rhymes with 'Loan' and has no other meaning
The volume a person uses when giving a presentation
9
In an introduction, what do you not need to discuss in detail?
Persuasive techniques
Issue
Contention
10
Alliteration is when...
A person cannot read or write
A writer uses multiple words with the same starting sound
The audience is encouraged to feel all of the emotions
A writer uses the same word multiple times
11
Which of the following is a form of evidence
Personal anecdote
Statistics
Graph
Expert opinion
12
What is a 'Issue' in Argument Analysis?
The overall argument of a persuasive piece
The overall topic of a persuasive piece
The overall tone of a persuasive piece
The overall style of a persuasive piece
13
What does 'Contention' mean?
A supporting argument in a persuasive piece
The issue being explored in the persuasive piece
The style of writing that the piece is written in
The persuasive piece's overall argument
14
What does image composition relate to?
The background information relevant to the picture
How the subject/s of an image are arranged in the photograph
The quality of the image that has been taken
The subject of a photograph
15
Appeal to Justice encourages a reader to...
Take matters into their own hand to fix the justice system
Consider the role the police play in society
Value the laws of the country
Feel as though a certain wrong needs to be made right
16
What is the intended effect of emotive language on an audience?
To encourage the audience to write a response
To get the audience to feel a certain, appropriate emotion
To get the audience to cry
To allow the audience to see the author's point of view
17
What is the '4 C's approach to image analysis made up of?
Content, Composition, Connection, Comparison
Content, Composition, Context, Connection
Composition, Colour, Context, Connection
Composition, Colour, Comparison, Connection
18
Which of the following is not a common form of persuasive text?
Song
Editorial
Advertisement
Speech
19
What is an editorial?
An article that goes into the opinion of the reader
An article expressing an editors opinion on a certain topic
An article that expresses a writer's opinion
An overly long news article
20
Which of the following is not a persuasive technique?
Appeal to Family
Appeal to Art
Alliteration
Inclusive Language

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