

7C English 19th of February
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Ally Everard
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7C English 19th of February
Let's check our understanding!

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Persuasive Techniques - what we have learnt so far!
Rhetorical Question
Rule of 3
Expert Opinion
Alliteration
Emotive Language
Statistics
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Poll
How confident do you feel knowing and using these 6 technques?
Amazing, I've got this!
I'm feeling good!
OK - still getting confused
Awful - I am SO confused.
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Read the following slides carefully then answer the questions!
You may want to take notes in your book if you need to!
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Multiple Choice
What is a rhetorical question?
Where the starting sounds are the same
A question that does not need an answer - the answer is usually very obvious
Three things listed in a row!
Language to make the reader FEEL something.
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Multiple Choice
What is Rule of 3?
Where the starting sounds are the same
A question that does not need an answer - the answer is usually very obvious
Three things listed in a row!
Language to make the reader FEEL something.
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Multiple Choice
What is expert opnion?
Numbers, percentages, fractions (%,1/4) that support your argument
Someone who knows a lot about the subject giving information or their opinion.
Three things listed in a row!
Language to make the reader FEEL something.
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Multiple Choice
What is alliteration?
Numbers, percentages, fractions (%,1/4) that support your argument
Someone who knows a lot about the subject giving information or their opinion.
Where the starting sounds are the same.
Language to make the reader FEEL something.
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Multiple Choice
What is emotive language?
Numbers, percentages, fractions (%,1/4) that support your argument
Someone who knows a lot about the subject giving information or their opinion.
Where the starting sounds are the same.
Language to make the reader FEEL something.
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Multiple Choice
What are statistics?
Numbers, percentages, fractions (%,1/4) that support your argument
Someone who knows a lot about the subject giving information or their opinion.
Where the starting sounds are the same.
Language to make the reader FEEL something.
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Multiple Choice
What is this an example of?
'Do you want to be responsible for people getting sick?'
Rhetorical Question
Alliteration
Rule of three
Expert opinion
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Multiple Choice
What is this an example of?
'The Attitudes to School Survery shows that 86% of students find homework stressful.'
Rhetorical Question
Alliteration
Statistics
Expert opinion
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Multiple Choice
What is this an example of?
Helpless and alone, students we forced to battle another five day lockdown.
Rhetorical Question
Rule of 3
Statistics
Emotive language
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Multiple Choice
What is this an example of?
Homework is useless, stressful and boring.
Rhetorical Question
Rule of 3
Statistics
Emotive language
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Multiple Select
What is this an example of?
Helpless animals are harmed by horrible humans.
Alliteration
Rule of 3
Statistics
Emotive language
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Great job! Now read the next slides carefully and answer the questions!
Take notes as you go!
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Fill in the Blanks
The
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
An
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
You should have
Type answer...
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Multiple Choice
Teachers should wear a school uniform.
contention
argument
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Multiple Choice
WPSC should have a pool.
contention
argument
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Multiple Choice
Dino nuggets are superior because they made dinner fun!
contention
argument
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Multiple Choice
NAPLAN should be cancelled.
contention
argument
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Multiple Choice
NAPLAN should be cancelled to support student wellbeing.
contention
argument
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Fill in the Blanks
The P in PEEL stands for
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
The P in PEEL is where you introduce your
Type answer...
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Multiple Choice
What does the first E is PEEL stand for?
evidence
energy
explain
elephant
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Multiple Choice
What does the second E is PEEL stand for?
evidence
energy
explain
elephant
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Multiple Choice
What should you LINK to for the L in PEEL?
The arugment and overall contention
The argument
nothing - don't even worry about this part
all three arguments every time
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Multiple Select
What does your persuasive essay need?
3 strong arugments
Persuasive technques
A contention
5 paragraphs
PEEL
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Open Ended
PERSUADE ME!
You will be writing a persuasive essay next week!
Do you agree or disagree.
Write to me and tell me why/why not you think we should write an essay!
Remember to use PEEL and one have ONE argument in each paragraph!
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