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Worksheets7 English | Unit 4. Persuasion
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What is meant by the focal point when analysing an image?
The 'spark' that leads to discussing an issue.
The points or ideas to support the author's contention on an issue
The extra details in an image
The 1st thing thing you notice in an image
What is meant by the extra details when analysing an image?
The viewpoint an author or image has towards an issue
All the other details you notice in an image
The points or ideas to support the author's contention on an issue
The 1st thing thing you notice in an image
What do you use to figure out the contention of an image?
Context + extra details
Focal point + argument
Focal point + contention
Focal point + extra details
What is the intended effect?
The possible way a target audience may feel towards an issue.
A certain way a target audience may feel, act or think towards an issue.
The possible way a target audience may feel, argue or think towards an issue.
The possible way a target audience may feel, act or think towards an issue.
What does the acronym F.A.T stand for?
Feel, Act, Think
Focal point, Act, Think
Feel, Argue, Think
Feel, Act, Title
What is meant by the target audience?
The country the image or text is attempting to persuade
The group the image or text is attempting to persuade
The group the image or text is attempting to discuss
The foal point of the image or text
What is meant by pathos?
Appeals to emotion by purposely evoking certain emotions to make them feel the way the
author wants them to feel.
Appeals to anger by purposely evoking certain emotions to make them feel the way the
author wants them to feel.
Appeals to logic by purposely evoking certain emotions to make them think the way the
author wants them to think.
Used to express the writer’s credibility and authority.
What is meant by logos?
Appeals to someone's language.
Appeals to emotion
Appeals to logic. Appeals to the audiences’ sense of reason or logic.
Appeals to logic. Appeals to the audiences’ sense of fairness
What is meant by ethos?
Used to express the writer’s contention
Used to express the writer’s ethics
Used to express the writer’s weakness and authority.
Used to express the writer’s credibility and authority.
What is a stakeholder?
An individual, group, or organisation that has an interest or stake in a particular advertisment.
An individual, group, or organisation that has an interest or stake in a particular project, organisation, or issue.
An individual that has an interest or stake in a particular project, organisation, or issue.
An organisation that has an interest or stake in a particular project, organisation, or issue.
What is meant by purpose
The central idea of a text
The audience behind why something has been written or created.
The reason behind why something has been written or created.
The author behind why something has been written or created.
What does the acronym R.I.S.E F.A.C.E stand for?
Rhetorical questions
Inclusive language
Statistics
Emotive language
Facts
Arguments
Connotations
Expert opinion
Rhetorical questions
Inclusive language
Statistics
Emotive language
Facts
Anecdote
Contention
Expert opinion
Rhetorical questions
Inclusive language
Statistics
Emotive language
Facts
Anecdote
Connotations
Expert opinion
Rhetorical questions
Inclusive language
Statistics
Ethos
Facts
Anecdote
Connotations
Expert opinion
What persuasive technique am I?
“Can you really argue with a doctor’s opinion?”
Statistics
Facts
Anecdote
Rhetorical question
What persuasive technique am I?
“We all have a role to play in making sure our school is free from litter”
Rhetorical question
Expert opinion
Emotive language
Inclusive language
What persuasive technique am I?
“In 2017, 86% of horses were injured while racing in carnivals”
Statistics
Connotations
Facts
Emotive language
What persuasive technique am I?
“The starving child wept as she begged for food”
Expert opinion
Statistics
Emotive language
Rhetorical question
What persuasive technique am I?
"The Earth rotates on its axis approximately once every 24 hours."
Facts
Connotations
Expert opinion
Emotive language
What persuasive technique am I?
“My best friend recently experienced what it’s like to be bullied at school”
Connnotations
Statistics
Fact
Anecdote
What persuasive technique am I?
‘The student was whingeing about having to learn maths”
Connotations
Inclusive language
Expert opinion
Facts
What persuasive technique am I?
“According to Dr Smith, CEO of Health Australia, teenagers’ mental health is more likely to be impacted by social media”
Rhetorical question
Anecdote
Connotations
Expert opinion
