True or False
Charged words do not need to be included in a persuasive essay.
False
(v) to transport, to transmit, to communicate, to make known, to transfer ownership or title to.
Convey
All together
Unison
Quashed
Instigated
Self-control; not showing feeling to pressure or pain
Social
The claim is the first sentence in the introductory paragraph in a persuasive essay.
False
Freedom from punishment
Impunity
relevant
Pertinent
Impair
Bolster
Overcrowded; filled or occupied to excess
Congested
"Mic drop" sentences are highly specific sentences that must be tied to the content of your persuasive speech.
True
To advance beyond the usual or proper limits; trespass
Enroach
appropriate
Apt
Refined
Tawdry
a way of holding the body; an attitude or position on an excuse
Stance
A persuasive essay includes three main parts: introduction, body paragraphs, and conclusion
True
(v) to add gradually;to introduce or cause to be taken in
Instilled
hindrance
Detriment
Improbable
Plausible
something wonderful or marvelous ; an unusual feature; a child or young person with extraordinary ability or talent
Prodigy
A claim should list the reasons why you believe this claim to be true.
False
A person or thing carrying the blame for others
Scapegoat
discernible
Perceptible
Progress
Revert
Jarring
Discordant