Persuasive Texts

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• Ethical Appeal

• Loaded Terms

• Appeal to Pity

• Appeal to Fear

The two reasons to Persuade are:

• To make someone do something and to make them think something.

• To make someone feel something and to make someone cry.

• To make someone think something and to make someone feel something.

• There are more than two reasons for persuasion.

When words have a positive or negative connotation, they are called

• Counterarguments

• Opposing Viewpoints

• Load terms

• Ethical appeals

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• Appeal to Pity

• Appeal to Fear

• Appeal to Vanity

• Appeal to Ethics

A Bandwagon Appeal means

• No one cares.

• Everyone is doing this, so I should too.

• No one is doing this.

• Someone is telling you to do this.

The overall purpose of a persuasive text is to...

• Educate the reader.

• Entertain the reader.

• Criticise a flaw in society.

• Convince the reader to believe that your opinion is true.

Starting off a persuasive text with an anecdote helps with...

• Showing off your achievements.

• Connecting with the reader.

• Including a narrative in your persuasive text.

• Letting the reader know how boring you are.

In a persuasive text, figurative language helps with persuasion. Select the correct examples of figurative language.

• - I

  - don't

  -know

• - Listing

  - Compare/contrast

  - Problem/solution

  - Cause/ effect

• - Metaphor

  - Simile

  - Hyperbole

  - Personification

  - Onomatopoeia

• - We

  -Us

  - You

  -Our

  - Your

Pathos appeals to...

• Credibility

• Logic

• Emotion

• Reasoning

Ethos appeals to...

• Credibility

• Logic

• Emotion

• Reasoning