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Year 10 Persuasive Writing Techniques Quiz
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Inclusive language is defined as...
Language that is powerful and emotive
It's not a persuasive technique
Language that excludes the readers from the article
Language that includes the readers in the article and issue
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Is an anecdote a type of evidence?
No
Yes
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Repetition is defined as...
It is a personal story
It is the use of repeated words or phrases by the writer
It is a question that the writer poses to the reader
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Chose the correct example of Alliteration
"I am fed up with doing things I don't want to do"
"I remember the time when I had to call my father"
Angry Ants Fast Approaching Across the Ocean
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Why would someone use a friendly tone when using inclusive language?
Writer wants the reader to feel welcome and be on their side
Writer would never use a friendly tone
They want the reader to feel apart of the article
The writer wants the reader to question their contention
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What is a rhetorical question?
A question that requires no answer as the answer is implied
The writer's contention
A question that requires you to answer
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What is an exaggeration and hyperbole?
They are used that have two meanings
Using results of expert research
Repeating arguments over and over again
Using language that exaggerates the problem or situation
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Chose the correct example of an anecdote
"Research shows that monkeys are smarter than humans"
"I believe that we should be more fed about this issue"
"I remember when I had to take my pet dog to the vet"
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Chose the correct example of Repetition
It is unacceptable that this is happening
Angry Ants Ate Alligators
I am fed up spending money, fed up with these politicians
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“The principal just said that our son was in a fight. I can’t believe he would do that.”
Disappointed
Excited
Sarcastic
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How do anecdotes persuade readers?
Makes the readers agree with the other side of the argument
It makes the readers question the writer's point of view
Makes the topic seem more human and personal
12
What is the effect of exaggeration on the reader?
Makes the reader agree with their contention
Makes a dramatic impact on the reader
Makes the reader laugh and that's about it
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“I’m so excited that he called! I’ve been hoping to hear from him.”
Happy
Angry
Excited
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What is the definition of an Anecdote?
A short story about a real incident or person.
It is the writer's contention on the issue
Expert opinion used by the writer
15
Chose the correct example of inclusive language
"There shouldn't be a tax on fast food"
"Australians are not doing the right thing by this country"
"We can't allow parents to leave their children unattended"
"Experts say that men are tough"
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What is the effect of Alliteration on the readers?
It makes the reader question the writer's contention
It persuades the reader by drawing attention to the article
it makes the reader angry
17
What is a good example of exaggeration/hyperbole?
"Very happy to receive these results."
"This is a sad situation"
'It's pretty funny yeah?"
"This is absolutely outrageous!"
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What is the effect of Repetition on the reader?
It annoys the reader
It emphasises key parts of the argument
It makes the reader think
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'We should be angry we are not being respected. You should stand up for your rights"
Cynical
Fed up
Sad
Disappointed
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"I feel awful that he died in that state. No one to be there for him, and support him".
Happy
Cheerful
Sympathetic
Intense
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What is the definition of Alliteration
It is the repetition of ideas
It is a personal story told by the writer
It is the writer's contention
Repetition of sounds or letters at the beginning of words
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What is the effect of a Rhetorical Question on the reader?
To emphasise the writer's point
To get the reader to agree with the writer
All of the above
To get the reader to think
