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Persuasive Devices

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is definition of Persuasive Devices?

a)

The ways to show someone's point of view or persuade people to do something

b)

The steps to show someone's point of view

c)

The rules to show someone's point of view

d)

The points to persuade people to buy something

2.

How many Persuasive Devices that you have learned today?

a)

6

b)

7

c)

8

d)

9

3.

There are Persuasive Devices that you have learned today, except ............

a)

Imperatives

b)

Exaggeration

c)

Alliteration

d)

Cohesive

4.

What is function of Exaggeration?

a)

To guide the readers to think about something

b)

To influence readers emotional reaction

c)

To impress and make things sound better than they are

d)

ti make the poster/ an essay colorful

5.

The longing gaze of the main character perfect almond and shaped eyes will have your heart melting.

The underlined phrase is example of .......

a)

Imperatives

b)

Rhetorical

c)

Anecdotes

d)

Emotive Language

6.

You are guaranteed to "LOL" if you go and see this film.

This sentence as an example of ........

a)

Speaking directly to the viewer

b)

Exaggeration

c)

Rule of three

d)

Impress someone

7.

What is the meaning of Imperatives?

a)

Making something colorful

b)

Making something sound absolutely necessary and critical.

c)

Making something better than before

d)

Making something sound more alive

8.

The review is ridiculously rad!

This sentence is an example of ........

a)

Alliteration

b)

Exaggeration

c)

Imperatives

d)

Anecdotes

9.

You haven't seen the movie yet.. how do you even sleep at night?

The underlined interrogative sentence is an example of ......

a)

Emotive language

b)

Rhetorical questions

c)

Rule of three

d)

Speak directly to the reader

10.

You absolutely must, must, must see this movie.

This is the example of ....

a)

Anecdotes

b)

Rhetorical

c)

Hyperbole

d)

Tripling

11.

This is the best film in the world!

This sentence as the example of .....

a)

Exaggeration

b)

Alliteration

c)

Anecdotes

d)

Imperatives

12.

Anecdotes is .....

a)

Overstating someone's point of view

b)

A short account to impress readers

c)

A short account of a particular event especially of an amusing nature

d)

Sound to draw attention

13.

Emotive Language is ......

a)

Emotional words or phrase used to influence reader's emotional reaction

b)

Emotional sentences used to influence reader's emotional reaction

c)

Emotional paragraph used to influence reader's emotional reaction

d)

Emotional text used to influence reader's emotional reaction

14.

Speaking directly to the viewer means ......

a)

Ask people in as they feel like they are spoken to in person

b)

Guide people in as they feel like they are spoken to in person

c)

Draw people in as they feel like they are spoken to in person

d)

Help people in as they feel like they are spoken to in person

15.

Stop reading this and see this movie!

This sentence is an example of .....

a)

Exaggeration

b)

Alliteration

c)

Anecdotes

d)

Imperatives