Persuasion, Argument, and Text Features 2020

_______ is a collection of data from research used as evidence to support a claim.

A _______ is a persuasive technique that uses a famous person to speak about a topic.

A ______ is a persuasive technique using people who've had success with the product or service.

What is an example of a signal word that lets you know the text structure is CAUSE/EFFECT?

Writers can use _____, or the exact wording from a source, to support an argument.

A(n) _________is a broad conclusion using all-or-nothing words like always, never, or everyone.

What is perspective?

Examples, quotes, and statistics all count as ____________

Maps, charts, pictures, and graphs

The Bandwagon persuasive technique aims to

What does credible mean?

Complimenting people or selling a product to make someone look good is what kind of appeal?

______ is a persuasive technique that makes people feel as if their health/safety is in danger.

What is bias?

A _______ is the author's thesis statement-- it is what they choose to defend/support.

A _______ ______ is a question asked not for the purpose of receiving an answer, but to think

Which of the following would be considered WEAK support?

Words with strong positive or negative associations are called

How can you tell the difference between these text structures: SEQUENCE and CHRONOLOGICAL?

Which is an example of faulty reasoning/ logical fallacy?