WorksheetsPersuasion Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 36mins
The three appeals authors use to persuade a reader are--
Emotional, physical, and logical
Chronological, cause/effect, and problem/solution
Emotional, logical, and ethical
Ethical, physical, logical
A persuasive technique that shows when someone wants to be an expert, show what should be right in society, or as an authority figure
logical appeal
persuasive text
emotional appeal
ethical appeal
A persuasive statement used when the author appeals to the authors emotions
emotional appeal
ethical appeal
eagerness appeal
effort appeal
The persuasive technique backed by research and facts
ethical appeal
logical appeal
emotional appeal
speech
The emotional appeal convinces people to do something by --
quotes from experts
research. statistics, and facts
celebrities
emotional stories and examples
Th ethical appeal convinces people to do something by --
quotes from experts
emotional stories and examples
personal and professional experiences of a topic
research statistics and facts
The logical appeal convinces a person to do something by --
personal or professional experiences
emotional examples and stories
imagery and figurative language
research, statistics, and facts
I have served over 20 years in the military, and based on my professional opinion, I believe more money needs to be spent on protective armor and military vehicles.
chronological appeal
ethical appeal
emotional appeal
logical appeal
According to the research from The US Army, a soldier without protective body armor is more likely to suffer from a traumatic injury than a soldier with updated body armor.
logical appeal
emotional appeal
authors appeal
ethical appeal
As a police officer who has worked for the city for 15 years, I have been a witness to distracted drivers and something needs to be done.
Emotional appeal
Ethical appeal
Logical appeal
persuasion appeal
The definition of persuasion is --
a valid reason to change someone's viewpoint
to convince one to think or act differently
What is the argument in a text?
when you don't get along with someone
when someone takes your snacks
reasons for/against a claim
A claim is --
something you find in the ocean
a statement
a topic/issue you are trying to persuade an audience on
the counterclaim
Last year I wanted to quit school because my friends treated me like an outcast and talked about me to my friends. I felt betrayed and sad all of the time but now I think I have a place at my new middle school.
emotional appeal
ethical appeal
claim
logical appeal
Reasons and evidence that are used to support a claim
bias
claim
support
opinion
When an author or person takes one side of an argument is known as --
fact
opinion
biased
stereotype
A counter claim is --
the neutral viewpoint of author
the same viewpoint of what the author is discussing in their text
taking no side and simply reading the text
the opposite viewpoint of what the author is discussing in their text
Fact and opinions cannot be found in persuasive text.
True
False
When reading persuasive text I should think about what the author is supporting.
True
False
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