Persuasive Features

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PERSUADE

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CONVINCE

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The repetition of consonant sound at the beginning of words.

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ALLITERATION

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Truthful statement and can be proven. Used to support a point being made.

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FACT

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The technique of saying the same words or phrases more than once for emphasis.

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REPETITION

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A question that doesn't require an answer.

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RHETORICAL QUESTION

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Words and phrases that appeal to the readers emotions.

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Emotive Language

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Factual data used to support the writer's opinion and convince the readers.

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STATISTICS

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Which is NOT an example of a persuasive text? LEAFLETS AND BROCHURES, LETTERS, REVIEWS, BIOGRAPHIES

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BIOGRAPHIES

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A formal type of "arguing" where speakers take turns to say their points.

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debate

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Used to persuade readers whether something is worth its’ value or not. Used on products, services, movies, etc.

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reviews