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Revise techniques used in persuasive writing!

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1
"Education, education, education!" This is an example of:
Fact
Sarcasm
Rule of three
Repetition
2
"Haven't we all been down that road?" This is an example of:
Rhetorical question
Emotive language
Repetition
Opinion
3
What does "A" in AFOREST acronym stand for?
Anagram
Adjective
Altitude
Alliteration
4
"We all know that training for a marathon does not include a daily jog to Macdonald's" This is:
Exaggeration
Fact
Imperative
Humour
5
"Don't hesitate! Pick up the phone to donate £2 pounds now!" This is:
Exaggeration
Statistic
Imperative
Emotive language
6
BONUS Q: "Who would believe the foul, filthy lies he spreads around?" This does NOT include:
Emotive language
Opinion
Imperative
Rhetorical question
7
Which of the following is NOT an exaggeration (hyperbole) ?
This is a once-in-a-lifetime-opportunity!
A thousand times good night!
It's been a bad day.
They are drowning in their tears.
8
Including humour and direct address into persuasive writing will:
Make the audience feel uncomfortable
Bore the audience
Help you connect with your audience
Will make you sound more credible
9
"It was a dingy, dirty place" Which TWO techniques are hidden in this phrase?
alliteration and emotive language
emotive language and rule of three
alliteration and fact
emotive language and sarcasm
10
Which is the odd one out?
Research shows 10% increase in the past five years
One in three marriages ends in a divorce.
WW2 ended in 1945
99.9% buyers were satisfied with the product
11
The odd one out: Which of the following is NOT an example of direct address?
It's up to you to decide.
We need your help.
No one really knows what will happen.
If we tolerate this, our children will be next.