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Duplicate of Persuasive techniques 6th grade
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Persuasion
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"No politician can be trusted" is an example of
appeal to vanity
emotion appeal
appeal to fear
stereotype
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What is loaded language?
feel sorry
words that scare
words with strongly positive or negative connotation
evidence
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A factual claim is...
a claim based on mostly truth
a claim based on evidence
a claim based on OPINION of expert
when a celebrity says a product is great!
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What is an argument?
the claim and supports together
emotional appeal
idea
technique
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On a 1-4 scale, if 1 is NOT READY and 4 is SUPER PREPARED, how prepared are you for the test ?
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3
2
4
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Emotion appeals are...
Vanity
Pity
Fear
all of the above
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Appeal to fear is...
feel as if their safety is in danger
belong to a group
give an impression
feel the heart
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"If a hurricane hits tomorrow, are you safe?" is an example of
appeal to the heart
appeal to vanity
appeal to fear
appeal to pity
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Emotional appeals rely on...
arguments
facts
weakness
feelings
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What is a claim?
Author's Position
Author's Viewpoint
Author's Message
All of the above
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Appeal to pity
be scared
none of the above
win over people
use flattery to win people
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Appeal to vanity is...
uses flattery to win people over
pity or guilt
be positive or negative
feel in danger
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"Look like a supermodel with this product" is an example of
loaded language
appeal to pity
appeal to vanity
testimonial
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Example of loaded language
School should be interesting and fun.
Bees make hives that can house thousands of insects.
A fiery glow could be seen from the forest fire.
Tigers are ferocious killers and dangerous beasts.
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Testimonial is
feel as of their safety is in danger
a celebrity, customer, or expert says you should try it
strong feeling
belong to a group
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Bandwagon is
appeals to your feelings
supporting a product
belong to a group
celebrity testimonials
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Logical appeals rely on
emotions
facts
heart
feelings
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An example of evidence is
scientific studies
shampoo
faulty reasoning
claim
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"Everybody is buying the best jeans ever" is an example of
stereotype
bandwagon
snob appeal
testimonial
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What is persuasion?
to buy a certain product
to agree
to convince people
to believe in something
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"Drive Chevy, America's best selling truck 20 years running" is an example of...
slogan
a lie - you know it's Ford ha ha
bandwagon
testimonial
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Faulty reasoning is
incorrect information
all of the above
biased information
information that does not make sense
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"Don't be the last one to buy it" is an example of
name calling
bandwagon appeal
stereotype
snob appeal
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"Four out of five dentists recommend this toothpaste" is an example of
appeal to vanity
slogan
testimonial
snob appeal
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What are methods used by a writer to appeal to your emotions?
a sad, hungry dog
claims
statistics
arguments
