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Persuasive Techniques in Speech
Persuasive Techniques in Speech
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A short quiz to test knowledge of persuasive techniques in speech writing
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A call to a higher principle such as fairness, justice or patriotism is what we call ... ?
Emotive Language
A Generalisation
An Appeal
2
Ethos refers to presenting yourself as ... ?
Correct
Trustworthy
Confident
3
Inclusive language persuades the audience to share your opinion because ... ?
They understand you
They feel loved
They are part of your group
4
Persuasive writing can be broken into which 3 divisions?
Athos, Aramis and Porthos
Ethos, Athos and Lathos
Ethos, Logos and Pathos
5
The words in this picture are examples of ... ?
Exclusive language
Alliteration
Inclusive language
6
Tone in speech writing is ... ?
The persuasiveness of the speech
The mood or character of the speech
The sound of the speaker's voice
7
Which language device is utilised the most in the following example?
Repetition
Colloquialism
Alliteration
8
This is an example of ... ?
Exaggeration
Emotive Language
Understatement
9
This is a metaphor.
False
True
10
The use of rationality and reason to convince an audience is which method of speech writing?
Pathos
Logos
Ethos
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Pathos is an appeal to the audience's ... ?
Experience
Goodwill
Emotions
12
Redfern Park is located in which Australian State/Territory?
The Northern Territory
New South Wales
Victoria
The Australian Capital Territory
13
Colloquial language is persuasive to an audience because ...?
They don't need to consult a dictionary
It is familiar and inclusive
It is funny
14
A rhetorical question suggests that the answer is ... ?
Unknown
Obvious
Wrong