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What is emotive language
Which is an example of emotive language?
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Which is an example of emotive language?
blue, small, round
devastated, awful, overjoyed
fluffy, cute, pretty
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What is emotive language
Language which is emotive
Words that evoke a particular feeling from the reader
Fair dinkum
Trump 2016
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Which is an example of emotive language?
"I begged for help..."
"I asked for help..."
"Quickly, I asked for help..."
"Terrified, I asked for help..."
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What is emotive language?
Words and phrases that cause an emotional respons.
A direct comparison without using "like" or "as"
An exaggeration
Treating non-human objects as if they human
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Which of the following words has the highest modality?
might
possible
must
likely
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Which is an example of ETHOS?
Our planes are designed with speed in mind.
We have been doing business for over 20 years.
Send us money or you are helping animals die.
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Ethos, Logos, or Pathos?
Ethos
Pathos
Logos
Ouch. pt 2
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Which Is Emotive language
joe is cool
wnnijrnvnvnfyr3viebhj3b3nvewc3uvr3wjhwivhuhoihvjhjvhuhu2huhuhuvhuvhhuwncuwn
Im Sad
My book is noice
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An example of high modality is ...
Perhaps
Sometimes
May
Always
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Which is an example of PATHOS?
a picture of happy people using a company's product
A celebrity in a watch commercial.
a research paper
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What is modality?
being moralistic
type of model writing
words used to express strength and impact
a type of right and wrong
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Emotive language evokes strong
Facts
Reasoning
Feelings
Logic
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This is an example of ethos
False
True
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Emotive language is
Telling an angry story
Making readers feel
Using Emojis
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Which is an example of high modality language?
could, maybe, possibly
would, should, probably
must, absolutely, have to
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Which is an example of emotive language?
talkative
friendship
nervously
cordially