The repetition of consonant sound at the beginning of words.

Truthful statement and can be proven.

Used to support a point being made.

The technique of saying the same words

or phrases more than once for emphasis.

A question that doesn't require an answer.

Words and phrases that appeal to the readers emotions.

Factual data used to support the writer's opinion and convince the readers.

Which is NOT an example of a persuasive text?

A formal type of "arguing" where speakers take turns to say their points.

Used to persuade readers whether something is worth its’ value or not. Used on products, services, movies, etc.

A written persuasive text used to address an organization or someone with authority to bring about change. For example: principal, city mayor, President, CEO.