Persuasive Elements 1
What is Word Choice?
What is Juxtaposition?
An appeal through reason, often through research or factual data.
What is Logos?
Type of Sandwich Simon had for lunch.
What is Vietnamese Kitchen?
The use of numbers and facts for persuasion.
What is Statistics / Data?
The element consists of stories and personal accounts.
What are Anecdotes?
An appeal to the reader's five senses through vivid pictures.
What is imagery?
Length of Time which SAT readers are allowed to read each essay.
What is 2 minutes?
Type of Sport Justin Plays.
What is Volleyball?
Establishing crediting by referencing organizations, government or research agencies.
What is Appeal to Authority?
This element asks questions and prods the reader through questions. It can lay the groundwork for the author to build their argument upon.
What are Rhetorical Questions.
An appeal to one's identity to establish a sense of trust. Often referring to accomplished experts.
What is Ethos?
A synonym(s) for "idea"
What is "notion", "issue", or "question"?
Mexico place near this office.
What is Gordos?
This element addresses counterarguments, paves the way to make for new points, and establishes common ground.
This element gives the reader possibilities and imaginary outcomes.
What are Hypothetical Situations?
What is a flashback?
Points students should aim for in the Essay.
Type of sport Lauren and Ian Plays
What is Badminton?
This element allows readers to understand more complex concepts by comparing them to simpler ones.
What are Analogies?
This element gives the reader a sense of belonging, thereby including them into a cause and inspiring them into action.
What is "collective we?
An appeal to the reader's range of emotions.
The number of readers who will read your essay.
What is 2?
Type of Sport Kaitlin Plays
What is soccer?