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Persuasive Techniques

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Techniques used in persuasive writing.

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Emotive language is
the use of words such as ‘you’ ‘we’ and ‘us’.
when words or phrases are repeated
language used to show we all have feelings.
words or phrases to make the reader feelsomething
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Personal pronouns are
expressive language used to make the readers feel to agree.
using trigger words to make readers cry.
words such as "the" or "those".
writing in the first person.
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Exaggeration is
using words like "you", "I", "them".
the same word used over and over.
a questions that needs no answer.
giving information which is slightly over thetop or untrue
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A metaphor is
using "like" or "as ___ as" to compare things.
a comparison between two things - similarity between them
a way of describing something.
a question.
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Facts and Statistics are:
actual events.
using truthful information to back up a point.
language to make the reader feel emotions.
three adjectives describing the issue.
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"Why doesn't anyone listen?" is an example of
a question demanding an answer.
a statement.
a rhetorical question.
descriptive language.
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Repetition is
repeating the same word or phrase several times for emphasis
using an appeal to persuade someone.
hypnotising someone by repeating the same word.
getting stuck on one word.
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The persuasive technique of a group of three is
three adjectives one after the other.
three short sentences.
three questions in a row.
three adverbs, adding to the doing or being words.
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The language which makes us feel like we belong is called
inclusive language.
emotive language.
descriptive language.
written language.
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Alliteration is
a way to remember a slogan.
repetition of a consonant, mainly at the beginning of words.
repeating words over and over again.
writing down words.