Persuasive Writing
True or False: in persuasive writing, facts are never mixed with emotion or exaggerated
False
A question that does not need an answer is called a...
Rhetorical Question
Studies show that exercise improves mental health.
Fact
The goal of persuasive writing is to...
Persuade the reader to agree with your opinion
Language that makes us feel something is called...
Emotive Language
This product is fast, reliable, and affordable.
Tripling
True or False: Using statistics and facts gives your argument validity
True
Repeating the same word, phrase, or idea for emphasis is known as
Repetition
The powerful product promises perfect performance
Alliteration
How many perspectives on an issue does a persuasive piece include?
Only one - the perspective of the writer.
Give an example of persuasive language used to introduce evidence.
According to… Research shows… Studies prove… Evidence suggests... Experts agree… …such as… For instance, For example, The fact that… Expertise Verified etc.
We need change, we need progress, we need action now
Repetition
Why is direct address effective in persuasive writing?
It makes the reader feel responsible/included
A brand's slogan is an example of this persuasive technique
Short phrase
We will fight for freedom, we will fight for justice, we will fight for equality
anaphora/Repetition