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Persuasive Writing Techniques #english #persuasion #persuasivetechniques
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1
Which of the following is correct of a
counter argument
?
It is an argument opposed to your point of view.
It's the view of a person who isn't sure of their position.
It expresses the view of a person who agrees with you.
It is an argument supporting your point of view.
2
What is the purpose of persuasive writing/speaking?
To aggressively argue your point!
Refusing to listen to another person's opinion
To convince your audience that your point of view is correct
Tricking someone into believing what you are saying
3
Which of the following is not a persuasive technique?
Emotive language
Simile
Facts
Hyperbole
4
The quote below is an example of which persuasive technique?
Alliteration
Repetition
Hyperbole
Cliché
5
What is 'information that is well known and does not require further evidence to support it'?
Opinion of expert
Statistics
Facts
Generalisations
6
An example of an
Expert Opinion
is...
Kim Kardashian endorsing air conditioners.
Macklemore recommending thrift shop clothes.
Hugh Jackman promoting baseball.
Miss Carter recommending space travel.
7
Which of the following is an example of a
Generalisation
?
Some people like dogs. Others prefer cats.
Some teenagers don't like school.
Rich people are all greedy
All Henley High School students attend Henley High School.
8
Which of the following is NOT a
Rhetorical Question
?
How could you not love puppies?
What did you have for breakfast today?
Isn't this the best?
Is the rain wet?
9
'Using statistics and facts to support an argument' is what persuasive technique?
Use of Repetition
Alliteration
Appeal to fear
Use of Evidence
10
Which of the following does
NOT
help with persuasive writing?
A clear point of view.
Use of persuasive techniques.
Well thought out arguments to support your point.
Taking a neutral stance.
