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WorksheetsPersuasive Techniques: Revision
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
"We can make a difference" is an example of:
Inclusive Language
Hyperbole
Repetition
Emotive language
True or false: "We", "our" and "you" are examples of pronouns.
True
False
"The tornado is coming this way" is an example of a
Fact
Statistic
An example of a rhetorical question is:
Surfing must be a challenge for those who are inexperienced, or those who do not have the correct equipment.
Would you want to get caught surfing an 80 foot wave with limited protection?
"Now is the time to change the date, now is the time for reconciliation, now is the time to come together" is an example of:
Alliteration
Anaphora
An example of emotive language is:
"Yesterday I was excluded, discarded and abandoned to fend for myself."
"Yesterday, my friends left me to eat lunch alone."
"You will make a difference" is an example of:
Inclusive language
Flattery
Emotive language
"Tigers currently face a loss of habitat, reduction of prey, limited water sources and falling temperatures." What technique is this?
Repetition
Rhetorical question
List
Emotive Language
"Celebrities and professionals can endorse products or ideas."
Is this true or false?
True
False
Examples of professional endorsement include:
A university professor endorsing an idea in a textbook.
A dentist endorsing a brand of toothpaste.
A football player endorsing a soft drink.
All of the above.
The term "hyperbole" means happy.
True
False
Hyperbole means exaggeration. Which of the following are examples of hyperbole?
I love you to the moon and back.
You can make all the difference.
All your dreams will come true.
All of the above.
