Persuasive Quiz Week 3

Which of the following are examples of high modality verbs

• might, maybe, could

• should, would, ought to

• wouldn't, shouldn't, coudln't

• must, is, will, shall

What is the purpose of a rhetorical question?

• The audience does not have to answer it

• The audience reflects on the question and what the author has said

• The audience answers the question out loud

Using the following - you, your, our, we is an example of _____ and impacts readers by _____________

• Is an example of personal pronouns and impacts readers by directly speaks to the reader to make them feel important/accountable

• Is an example of high modality verbs and impacts readers by directly speaks to the reader to make them feel important/accountable

• Is an example of personal pronouns which provides readers with information

Every year, there are thousands of sea animals who are suffering as a result of mountains of rubbish flooding their homes. These animals need your help, you must clean up your mess before they die from choking on countless plastic bags.

• Personal pronouns and Alliteration

• Personal pronouns and emotive language

• Rhetorical questions and Alliteration

'Our beautiful beaches have been bombarded with rubbish' is an example of which persuasive device?

• Alliteration

• Exaggeration

• Repetition

• Emotive Language

Why do authors use repetition in their persuasive texts?

• To draw readers attention to ​​important words or phrases

• Authors use repetition so they can repeat the same sentence over and over and save time thinking of ideas

• To save time thinking of different synonyms for the same word.

providing information that is inflated or over the top is called...

• Alliteration

• Exaggeration

• Emotive Language

• Personal Pronouns

Certainly is an example of a positive high modality adverb. You would use these types of words if you agree with a topic.

Which of the below contains other positive high-modality verbs?

• possibly, potentially, sometimes

• definitely, obviously, clearly, always

• apparently, frequently, often, regularly