Who am I?
I use plural pronouns to help persuade people.
What is inclusive language?
A short amusing or interesting story about a real incident or person.
What is an anecdote
Only 15% of students have a bike to ride to school.
What is a statistic?
I am the answer to the guiding question in your introduction.
What is the thesis?
I am used to represent a concrete or abstract thing, such as living creatures, places, actions, qualities, states of existence, and ideas.
What is a noun?
I use over exaggeration when I am persuading my audience.
What is hyperbole?
Important words or phrases are repeated in a text
What is repetition?
Try our snazzy sizzling sausages!
What is alliteration?
I am the final paragraph in a persuasive essay.
What is a conclusion?
I am used to describe or define a noun or noun phrase.
What is an adjective?
I use numbers when I am persuading.
What are statistics?
To make sweeping statements about a whole group, based on only one or two members of that group.
What is a generalisation?
A new research report by Victorian doctors illustrates why the cost of living has negatively effected the number of people seeking medical assistance.
What is an expert opinion?
I am the intended people the text is written for.
What is the target audience?
I am used to describe an action, state, or occurrence.
What is a verb?
I make the audience feel a certain emotion.
What is pathos?
When you ask a question and answer it directly afterwards.
What is hypophora?
When a picture is used.
What is visuals or image?
I am the reason the author has written the piece.
What is the purpose or message?
I am a word that describes how an action is carried out
What is an adverb?
I use your beliefs and values to persuade you.
What is ethos?
Directly addressing the reader, using you.
What is direct address?
Do you want to be a failure in life?
What is rhetorical questions?
I am instructional words to create a call to action or take the thought out of action. EX: Don't speak. Call now!
What is a direct command or imperative?
I connect different parts of a sentence.
What is a conjunction?