Persuasive Writing Flashcard

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What is the definition of 'Jargon'?

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Language that is specific to a particular profession or group.

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What is a 'Thesis' in persuasive writing?

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A statement that presents the main argument or claim.

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What is an 'Anecdote' in persuasive writing?

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A personal story or example that supports the main argument.

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What is a 'Generalization' in persuasive writing?

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A statement that applies to a large group based on limited evidence.

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What are 'Rhetorical Questions' in persuasive writing?

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Questions that are asked to engage the reader and make them think.

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What is 'Persuasive Writing'?

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A form of writing that aims to convince the reader of a particular point of view.

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What is the purpose of 'Evidence' in persuasive writing?

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To support the main argument with facts, statistics, or examples.

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What does 'Counterargument' mean?

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An argument that opposes the main argument, often addressed to strengthen the original claim.

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What is 'Emotional Appeal' in persuasive writing?

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A technique that aims to persuade the reader by appealing to their emotions.

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What are 'Loaded Words'?

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Words that carry strong emotional implications and can influence the reader's feelings.