Definitions 1
Definitions 2
Identify Techniques 1
Identify Techniques 2
Riddles
100
The technique that appeals to ethics or values?
Ethos!
100
Which technique uses facts, statistics, and logic?
Appeal to logic.
100
What persuasive technique is used?
Appeal to logic
100
What technique is used?
Celebrity testimonial
100
What five letter word becomes shorter when you add two letters to it?
Shorter
200
The technique that repeats certain words or phrases.
Repetition.
200
A normal person gives his or her testimony about a product.
Personal testimony.
200
What persuasive technique is used?
emotional appeal, or, association of relationship/familiarity
200
What type of technique is used?
personal testimony
200
I stay in the corner, yet I travel around the world. What am I?
A stamp
300
The idea that you should believe something because everyone else believes or wants something is?
Public opinion.
300
Which technique makes you look cool and accepted by your peers.
Peer pressure.
300
What technique is used?
Public opinion
300
What technique is used?
Suggestive words
300
I have a face, but no eyes. I have hands, but no arms. What am I?
A clock.
400
Which technique tries to persuade you by using words with a positive or negative connotation so that you associate those words with a product or idea?
Suggestive words?
400
Tries to persuade you by getting you to associate positive feelings with something that is familiar to you.
Association of relationship (关系).
400
What technique is this an example of?
Peer pressure
400
What technique is used?
Popular opinion
400
What comes once in a minute, twice in a moment, but never in a thousand years?
The letter M.
500
A celebrity gives his or her testimony about a product.
Celebrity endorsement.
500
A real estate advert that shows a happy young family with children moving into the home of their dreams - is an example of?
Appeal to emotions.
500
What technique is used?
Repetition; options and diversity
500
What does this add appeal to?
Emotive language
500
Can you name three consecutive days without using the words Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, or Sunday?
Yesterday, today, tomorrow.