Name That Technique
That's an example of...
Describe that technique
Wildcard
100

Language that makes the audience feel included

Inclusive language

100

SECONDLY, I think you're wrong.

Connective

100

Rhetorical Question

Question that doesn't need an answer

100

Why do we persuade?

To get people to do/think what we want them to.

200

Language that evokes emotion

Emotive language

200

There is a sun in this solar system.

Fact
200

Repetition

Repeated word or phrase OR repeated point

200
What are these examples of: 'should' 'can' 'definitely'

Modal Words

300

Build credibility by including references to a person who knows their stuff.

Expert opinion

300

Happy helpers heal others

Alliteration

300

Call to Action

Tells the audience what you want them to think/feel/do

300

What does 'ethos' mean?

Building credibility OR relying on credibility

400

Words that express a level of opinion

Evaluative language

400

All people should try harder.

Generalisation

400

Hyberbole

Obvious and intentional exaggeration OR exaggeration

400

Why do we use emotive language?

To trigger or explain emotion OR to build pathos OR to create a connection with the audience

500

Words that express a level of certainty

Modal words OR modality

500

He is better because he leads, votes, and flies.

Rule of Three OR Power of Three

500

Counter Argument

Acknowledges the opposition's argument

500

Name all the presentation skills (hint: think of the acronym)

Poise, Voice, Life, Eye contact, Gestures, Speed