Comparing two things in order to make a point is a

a short account or story is

"Don't let your favourite artist down. It would be un-Australian to forget to vote during the Hottest 100 on January 26". This is an appeal to

an attempt to persuade through emotional manipulation; targeting particular interests or concerns is

Which of the following terms has a positive connotation?

Connotations

"That's right, eating a slice of bread can now KILL you" is an example of

a brief and indirect reference to a person, place, thing or idea of historical, cultural, literary or political significance is an

"Don't act like a Romeo in front of her" is an

"Why stop at 30 students to a class when we can cram in at least 15 more?" This is an example of

"We all have a role to play to conserve our precious resources." This is an example of

"their poor policies" is an example of

"her perplexing approach." 'Perplexing' is

"As he strutted down the aisle it became all too clear - the ego was out of control." 'Strutted' is a

Which of the following phrases has a negative connotation?

"Citizenship was tossed around like confetti." This is

"Australia is a fabric woven of many colours." This is a

"Bodies were piled up in makeshift roadside graves and in gutters". This is an example of

"Long range weapons don't discriminate; we are all a target." This is