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Persuasive Writing and Don Quixote

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is persuasive writing?

a)

Writing that informs the reader on a topic.

b)

Writing that tries to get the reader to agree with the writer's opinion

c)

Writing that describes something

d)

Writing that tells a story

2.

What is the purpose of persuasive writing?

a)

to convince the reader to agree with you

b)

to inform the reader on a topic using only facts

c)

to tell the reader a story

d)

to describe something

3.

Which of the following is NOT an element of persuasive writing?

a)

Opinion

b)

Evidence

c)

Reason

d)

Description

4.

What is an opinion?

a)

information that can be proven

b)

Something that everyone agrees with

c)

a belief or thought that others may not agree with

d)

a statement with facts

5.

What supports an opinion in persuasive writing?

a)

Reason and evidence

b)

details

c)

more opinions

6.

The best season is fall

a)

Fact

b)

Opinion

7.

A reason tells the reader

a)

information

b)

why you believe your opinion

c)

details

8.

Evidence is found from the text.

a)

True

b)

False

9.

What is the structure of persuasive writing?

a)

Reason

Evidence

Opinion

b)

Information

Opinion

Reason

c)

Opinion

Evidence

Reason

Conclusion

d)

Opinion

Reason

Evidence

Opinion

10.

Which of the following reasons supports the opinion that Don Quixote's good intentions justify his actions?

a)

He caused many problems

b)

He hurt a lot of people

c)

He tried to help people by righting wrongs

d)

He was idealistic

11.

Which of the following reasons supports the opinion that Don Quixote's actions DO NOT justify his actions?

a)

He hurt people and caused problems

b)

He wanted to help others

c)

He wanted to right the wrongs of the world

d)

He became a knight

12.

Which of the following evidence supports the reason that Don Quixote's good intentions justify his actions because he was trying to help others?

a)

He ruined a puppet show

b)

He attacked the mule drivers

c)

He attacked the guards and set prisoners free

d)

He was trying to save the ladies from being kidnapped by "wizards"

13.

Which of the following evidence supports the opinion that Don Quixote's good intentions DO NOT justify his actions?

a)

He wanted to help the farm boy from being hurt by the farmer

b)

He attacked the mule drivers

c)

He thought that he was saving the people in the puppet show

d)

He thought that the mule drivers were stealing his armor

14.

What evidence proves that Don Quixote's good intentions justify his actions?

a)

He was trying to free the prisoners because they were "being held against their will"

b)

He fought the windmills

c)

He tried to hurt the horseman

d)

He attacked the mule drivers

15.

Which evidence supports the reason that Don Quixote's good intentions DO NOT justify his actions because he caused problems?

a)

He was protecting Dulciena

b)

He thought that he was saving the princess from being kidnapped

c)

He attacked the prison guards and set the prisoners free

d)

He became friends with Sancho