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Persuasion, Argument, and Text Features 2023
What is perspective?
What is bias?
Persuasion, Argument, and Text Features 2023
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What is bias?
a counter-claim
a trustworthy source
a true story about a person
leaning unfairly to one side of an issue
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What is perspective?
author's view on an issue - pro/con, positive/negative
a persuasive technique
1st person, 2nd person, 3rd person
a type of argument
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A ______ is a persuasive technique using people who've had success with the product or service.
Bandwagon
Appeal to Fear
Testimonial
Appeal to Pity
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What is an example of a signal word that lets you know the text structure is CAUSE/EFFECT?
Third
Next
Support
Because
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How can you tell the difference between these text structures: SEQUENCE and CHRONOLOGICAL?
Chronological mentions specific times or dates
Sequence mentions specific times or dates
There is no difference
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______ is a persuasive technique that makes people feel as if their health/safety is in danger.
appeal to fear
appeal to testimonial
appeal to vanity
appeal to logic
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What does credible mean?
Bias
Trustworthy
Claim
Payment
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The difference between persuasion and argument ACES is...
argument address the counter-claim
nothing is different
persuasion addresses the counter-claim
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Words with strong positive or negative associations are called
Loaded Language
Denotation
Emotional Speech
Claims
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What an author calls the text, usually found at the top of the page
title
subtitile
heading
graphic aids
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Writers can use _____, or the exact wording from a source, to support an argument.
titles
evidence
quotes
testimonial
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The Bandwagon persuasive technique aims to
make people feel flattered
make people feel like they belong to a group
make people admire and trust a celebrity
make people feel sad
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A counter-claim is
the opposite or opposing viewpoint
false evidence
the claim of the writer
logical fallacy
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A _______ is the author's thesis statement-- it is what they choose to defend/support.
expert opinion
appeal to vanity
claim
appeal to fear
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A _______ ______ is a question asked not for the purpose of receiving an answer, but to think
rhetorical question
first person question
claim
obvious question
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A _______ is a persuasive technique that uses a famous person to speak about a topic.
pathos
logos
testimonial
bandwagon
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Complimenting people or selling a product to make someone look good is what kind of appeal?
Appeal to pity
Appeal to vanity
Appeal to love
Appeal to fear
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Which of the following would be considered WEAK support?
Facts
Appeal to Fear
Expert Opinion
Statistics
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Which is an example of faulty reasoning/ logical fallacy?
statistics
expert opinion
data
overgeneralization
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_______ is a collection of data from research used as evidence to support a claim.
pathos
support
testimonial
statistics
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A(n) _________is a broad conclusion using all-or-nothing words like always, never, or everyone.
bandwagon
claim
testimonial
overgeneralization
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Examples, quotes, and statistics all count as ____________
claim
support
summarizing
emotional appeals
