Persuasive Terms review

What is the writer's position or stance on an issue?

• narrative
• claim
• rebuttal
• argument

What are words that urge the audience to take immediate action?

• cite
• support
• call to action
• thesis

What is the writer's acknowledgement of the opposition's point of view?

• thesis
• emotional appeals
• credibility
• concession

What is a rebuttal?

• provides some evidence or argument that opposes your opponent's point of view
• the person or group to be reached in a persuasive piece
• the statement to be proven in the persuasive piece
• your opinion, attitude, or judgement

What is the target audience?

• the reasons and evidence that back up the claim
• your opinion, attitude, or judgement
• your ability to be trusted and believable
• the person or group to be reached in the persuasive piece

The claim can also be called your position.

• True
• False

Which type of appeal represent's the author's ability to appeal to the audience's heart through the text?

• ethical
• logical
• emotional

Tags

CCSS.RI.11-12.5

CCSS.RI.9-10.5

This is when the writer anticipates what the opposition might say and counters with further evidence to support HIS claim.

• bandwagon
• counter argument
• concession
• snob appeal

Which word means capable of being  believeable or trustworthy?

• rebuttal
• support
• thesis
• credible

The claim is always stated directly.

• True
• False