Persuasive Techniques
Have you ever wanted to see the world?
Rhetorical question
This type of travel writing is short form, informal, and usually written on a small card.
Postcards
The mountain was as tall and fierce as a giant.
Simile
What is Evidence?
Quotes that support your point
What day is the English winter exam on?
Wednesday
Picture yourself there. Consider what you could do if you made the trip to Iceland.
Direct address
This type of travel writing weighs the pros and cons of a place or event and lets the audience know how they felt about it by rating it.
Travel reviews
Beneath the blazing sun, the bustling bazaar brimmed with bright colors.
Alliteration
What's the best advice for creating a Point?
Use words from the question
Who is the head of the English department?
Mr. Cocksworth
Australia is calling you for fun. Australia is calling you for beauty. Australia is calling you for adventure.
Repetition
This type of travel writing is a personal record where individuals document their experiences, thoughts, and observations while traveling.
Travel journals
As I strolled along the cobblestone streets, the gentle clip-clop of horse hooves echoed through the square.
Onomatopoeia
What are key words?
Words from your quote that you can explain further
What sport does Mr. Burns coach?
Cricket
These beaches will bring tranquility, serenity, and happiness.
Triples/power of 3
This type of travel writing is a resource designed to provide information and advice about a specific destination, helping travelers plan their trips effectively.
Travel guides
The beach was a golden ribbon, stretching endlessly across the horizon, tying the sky and sea together in a seamless embrace.
Metaphor
What happens in the "T" part of PETER?
Techniques are identified
Which country started the tradition of putting up a Christmas tree?
Germany
Just last year, I personally witnessed the Dragon Boat Festival in China for myself.
Anecdote
This type of travel writing is a concise, informative printed or digital document designed to provide an overview of a destination or service. It utilises persuasive techniques.
Travel brochures
The ancient ruins seemed to sigh in the soft evening breeze, as if sharing their secrets with anyone willing to listen.
Personification
What do you need to do in the "R"?
Discuss how your evidence and explanation effect the reader/audience. Consider the author's intention.
What does NDM at the NDM Hall stand for?
Neven Du Mont