Persuasive Writing Techniques

This video tutorial teaches how to write persuasive letters. It begins with an introduction to persuasive writing, followed by an analysis of a sample letter advocating for healthier school canteen options. The video explains the structure of a persuasive letter, including the importance of a clear contention and supporting arguments. It also covers brainstorming and planning techniques, offering examples of potential topics. Finally, it provides guidance on writing a persuasive letter, emphasizing creativity and effective language use.

What is the main purpose of the example letter discussed in the video?

• To propose a new school mascot

• To request a new school uniform

• To suggest adding pizza to the school menu

• To ask for a new playground

Why is it important to mention the main point in the introduction of a persuasive letter?

• To make the letter longer

• To ensure the reader knows the purpose immediately

• To confuse the reader

• To add more paragraphs

Which statistic is used in the example letter to support the argument?

• One in four children dislike vegetables

• One in four children love pizza

• One in four children are underweight

• One in four children are overweight or obese

What is the 'rule of three' in the context of writing a persuasive letter?

• Including three main reasons in the conclusion

• Using three different fonts

• Using three different colors

• Writing three pages

Which of the following is NOT a suggested topic for a persuasive letter in the video?

• School uniforms

• Renovating school bathrooms

• Building a new library

• Allowing personal hats at school

What is the main point of the planned persuasive letter about school bathrooms?

• To change the bathroom color

• To improve hygiene and boost creativity

• To install new lighting

• To add more mirrors

What is encouraged to make persuasive writing more engaging?

• Adding more paragraphs

• Writing in all caps

• Using creative language

• Using complex words