a personal experience or story
anecdote
repeating a word, phrase, or sentence for emphasis
repetition
A statement that is true
Fact
My Mum is going to kill me!
hyperbole
Using statistics, cause and effect reasoning and facts.
Is this logos, ethos or pathos?
Logos
a question that isn't answered because the answer is so obvious
rhetorical question
Together, we can make a difference.
Identify the persuasive device.
Inclusive language
Part-time jobs build confidence, responsibility, and independence.
Identify the persuasive device.
Rule of three
Giving an object human characteristics
Personification
Language that makes the reader feel a certain way (e.g. sad, angry, pity)
Logos, ethos or pathos?
pathos
I/you/we/she/he/them, Example: We are all in this together;we stand united.
personal pronouns (inclusive language)
numerical figures, percentages
statistics
comparing two things using "like" or "as"
simile
When words are used to mean the opposite of what is being stated.
Irony
compares two unrelated things by stating that one is the other. e.g. She has a heart of gold
Metaphor
opinions that are credible because of the specialized experience of the person giving it
expert opinion (also ethos)
using repeated letters or sounds to create impact
alliteration
Brave as a lion.
Identify the persuasive device.
simile
It’s time to act; support this idea now.
Identify one of the persuasive devices in this statement.
Call to action
Imperative verb
This statement is an appeal to fairness. True or False?
This unfair rule hurts young people and limits their freedom.
True
Identify the persuasive device.
Do we really want to waste our future by doing nothing now?
rhetorical question
two contrasting examples or ideas near each other
Juxtaposition
two contrasting meanings e.g. The silence was deafening.
Oxymoron
Teenagers are drowning in responsibility without real-world experience.
Hyperbole or inclusive language?
Hyperbole
This outdated thinking holds young people back.
This is an example of an attack. True or False?
True