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Context refers to
Appeals to ethos include
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Appeals to ethos include
All of the above
Respected authorities
Use of inclusive language
Leaders with expertise in a relevant field
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Context refers to
Persuasive text designed to confuse
What, where, when, who, why, how, and includes the genre of the text
The audience and purpose of the text
A writing festival
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The audience for persuasive texts are always young because they are more gullible
True
False
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Figurative language is only found in imaginative texts
True
False
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Appeals to logos
A humorous story
Statistics
Emotional language
Celebrity endorsements
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An appeal to pathos include
Facts and figures
Recipes
Emotive language
Eye witness accounts
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The context includes the author who wrote the text.
True
False
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In persuasive writing an attack on the person rather than the argument is called "ad hominem"
True
False
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In the context of English anlysis, PIE stands
Preview, Intake, Explain
Persuade, Inform, Engage
Perform, Investigate, Eliminate
People, Information, Experiences
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What does CAP, in relation to English text analysis, stand for?
Control, Argument, Eliminate
Context, Audience, Purpose
Core, Art, Experience
Concept, Action, Plot
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Persuasive techniques are only found in advertising
False
True
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Persuasive texts often include
Dialogue
Weather
Timetable information
A main thesis, 3 upporting arguments and a call to action
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Persuasive language includes repetition
False
True
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The author of a persuasive text is trying to change the thinking or behaviour of their audience
False
True
