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Match the following devices with their definitions

• Overexaggeration

• Facts and Statistics

• True things and numerical figures to help support an argument

• Metaphor

• Saying something is something else

• Hyperbole

• Uses the same sound or letter at the beginnings of words

• Simile

• Comparing two things using like or as

• Alliteration

What is the point of a persuasive speech?

• To entertain an audience.

• To inform an audience.

• To convince someone to see things your way.

• To express one's opinion.

When is your draft due?

• March 1st

• April 15th

• February 28th

• January 31st

Which of these is not a simile?

• She is as fast as a cheetah

• He is as strong as an ox

• I like trains

• He is as brave as a lion

In which order does your assessment needs to be structured?

• Counter argument

• Outstanding Achievements

• Noble Qualities

• Introduction

• Conclusion

Which of these is not alliteration

• The sun shone brightly in the sky

• She sold seashells by the seashore

• Adam blamed Callum's dancing every freaking gangshow.

• The cat chased the mouse around the corner

Match the following definitions to the words

• Belonging to them

• There

• A location or used generally

• Their

• Used to denote when a group are doing something

• They're

What do you need to submit with your script?

• A written copy of your speech

• An audio recording of your speech

• A video of yourself speaking your speech

• A PowerPoint presentation of your speech

What is a call to action?

• Calling your mum

• How you get KFC to get dinosaur chicken nuggets

• Telling your audience to do something in response to your speech

• Telling your audience what not to do.

Which of these is a simile?

• Lakoda had a heart of gold

• Mia yelled "BANG!" at the top of her lungs

• Germaine was as fast as a cheetah

• Josh liked llamas.