DAFORREST Persuasive techniques

What is Direct Address?

• Exaggerated language used for effect

• Hidden hints about what will happen later in the story

• Speaking directly to an individual or group using 'you' or 'we'

• Command words that tell the reader how they should act

Alliteration

• Factual data used in a persuasive way

• Two or more words in a sentence that begin with the same letter or sound

• Many uses of a word or phrase to achieve a particular effect

• A question which implies its own answer

Foreshadowing

• A question which implies an answer

• A personal viewpoint often presented as a fact

• Hidden hints about what will happen later in the story

• Command words that tell the reader how they should act

Opinion

• Factual data used in a persuasive way

• Vocabulary to make the reader feel a particular emotion

• A personal viewpoint often presented as a fact

• Command words that tell the reader how they should act

Repetition

• Hidden hints about what will happen later in the story

• Many uses of a word or phrase to achieve a particular effect

• Speaking directly to an individual or group using 'you' or 'we'

• Three points to support an argument

Rhetorical question

• Many uses of a particular word or phrase to achieve a particular emotion

• A personal viewpoint often presented as a fact

• Hidden hints about what will happen later in the story

• Command words that tell the reader how they should act

Emotive language

• 'I', 'You', 'We'

• vocabulary to make the reader feel a particular emotion

• Three points to support an argument

• Speaking directly to an individual using 'you' or 'we'

Statistics and figures

• a personal view point often presented as a fact

• Exaggerated language used for effect

• Factual data used in a persuasive way

• Three points to support an argument

Rule of three

• Hidden hints about what will happen later in the story

• Three points to support an argument

• 'I', 'you', 'we''

• Speaking directly to an individual or group using 'you' or 'we'

Hyperbole

• Factual data used in a persuasive way

• Exaggerated language used for effect

• Three points to support an argument

• Vocabulary to make the reader feel a particular emotion