Usually in the introduction, this makes up the first sentence(s) of a written piece and helps catch the reader's attention. Can consist of dialogue, a thought-provoking question or quote, a startling fact, an anecdote, etc.
What is a hook?
The three types of appeals one may use to try to persuade their audience.
What is ethos, pathos, and logos?
If the author states: "How would you like it if I came to your house and left pencils and water bottles all over your floor?" they are using what device?
What is rhetorical question?
Another word for a persuasive essay.
What is an argumentative essay?
When responding to an essay prompt, it is recommended that you write with this type of point of view.
What is third person point of view?
If the author tries to justify their opinions by demonstrating that they are experienced in the topic or their information is coming from a professional source, they are attempting to persuade you using this type of appeal.
What is ethical/ethos?
Gombei was certain that as the stars had guided seafarers for years, this woman's eyes would guide him to happiness.
What is a simile?
The main purpose of this writing assignment is to share a story.
What is a narrative essay?
The recommended number of examples to include in your persuasive essay
What is 2-3?
If a son tells his father, "Buying me a new car will save you several hours a week since you won't have to worry about driving me to school, practice, or my friends' houses," he is using this type of appeal.
What is logical appeal/logos?
What's the best thing you can do when you encounter a word you don't know?
What is look it up in the dictionary?
The two types of essays that students are required to write in the English I and English II STAAR EOC exam.
What is persuasive and expository?
When Karina was selling chocolate bars, she used the following appeal: "Imagine how delicious this will taste. It will bring you joy, happiness, and satisfaction." She was using a persuasive appeal known as...
What is emotional appeal/pathos?
Will my teacher be there to read me the stories during the STAAR test?
What is absolutely not?