persuasive writing 1

what is the purpose of persuasive writing

• to entertain

  someone

• to teach people about a topic

• to change someone's mind

• to explain how to do something

which of these is an example of persuasive writing

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What are the structural features of persuasive writing

• Title, Introduction, Main body, conclusion

• Introduction, main body, rule of three, conclusion

• Title, ingredient list, numbered steps, extra tips

• Title, Introduction with who what, where when and why, main body, Conclusion

What is this an example of?

"dogs are dedicated, loyal and loving"

• anecdote

• alliteration

• The rule of three

• Hyperbole

name this language feature

"This is the best $100 you will ever spend "

• simile

• metaphor

• emotive language

• Hyperbole

Name this language feature

"This car is the fastest; this car is the best looking, this car is the cheapest to run."

• repetition

• rule of three

• anecdote

• alliteration

select the correct example of a P.E.E.L paragraph

• Point, elaborate, explore, link

• Point, elaborate, explain, link

• prove, exclaim, exist, like

• Point, elaborate, evaluate, link

the introduction includes

• Description of the topic, what you are asking for, hint to what you will be discussing and a hook to keep the reader interested

• Elaboration of a main point or idea

• Summary of the main points and a restating of what you believe

• Description of the topic, what you are asking for, and a hook to keep the reader interested

What is this text trying to persuade you to do?

Single-use plastics are harmful to the environment, clog up our waterways and have devastating effects on marine life. Reuseable bags, on the other hand, can be used over and over again!

• save marine life

• ban all single-use plastics

• Buy a reusable bag and stop using single-use plastic bags

• find a clogged up waterway and clear all the plastic out of it

select the anecdote

• as fast as a cheetah

• his face was a stone

• I slipped and fell on the ice, breaking my collarbone

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