Emphasis markers

Which of the following is an example of an emphasis marker?

• Indeed
• And
• Or
• But

Which of the following is an emphasis marker used to highlight a contrast?

• However
• Consequently
• Additionally
• Furthermore

Which of the following is an example of an emphasis marker used to indicate surprise?

• Wow
• Therefore
• Moreover
• Consequently

Which of the following is an example of an emphasis marker used to express certainty?

• Absolutely
• Consequently
• Furthermore
• Additionally

Which of the following is an example of an emphasis marker used to show agreement?

• Indeed
• However
• Nevertheless
• Moreover

Which of the following is an emphasis marker used to emphasize a point?

• Certainly
• Nevertheless
• Moreover
• Though

What is the definition of emotive language?

• Language intended to evoke an emotional response.
• Language used only by poets.
• Language used for scientific purposes.
• Language that is difficult to understand.

Which of the following is an example of emotive language?

• Devastating
• Logical
• Informative
• Objective

How does emotive language affect the reader?

• It can evoke strong emotions.
• It can enhance logical reasoning.
• It can promote objectivity.
• It can provide factual information.

What is the purpose of using emotive language in persuasive writing?

• To sway the reader's emotions and opinions.
• To present rational arguments.
• To convey factual information.
• To provide objective analysis.