WorksheetsPersuasive techniques Terms
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
Bandwagon
Grace. Space. Pace.
Connecting People.
Built for the road ahead.
Live richly.
Why pay more?
Word choice
Exaggeration
Rhetorical Questions
Snob Appeal
Get more out of Now.
Urgency/ Call to Action
Fear
Plain Folks appeal
Name-Calling
Live richly
Word Choice
Snob Appeal
Scientific Approach
Name-Calling
Exaggeration
An anti-wrinkle cream promise to take off 10 years in 1 night
Celebrities with beautiful complexions
A handsome man promotes using a Gillette razor
Commercial shows a crystal bowl as a cat is called to a Fancy Feast dinner
Buy one, get one 1/2 off
Sex appeal/ Beautiful people
Something for nothing
Transfer
Snob Appeal
Endorsements/ Testimonials
Celebrities with beautiful complexions
Get more out of now.
Grace. Space. Pace.
Science for a better life.
Card Stacking
Green Energy Add
Connecting People.
Share moments. Share life.
The happiest place on earth
Fear
Celebrities with beautiful complexions
“This is your brain (image of an egg). This is your brain on drugs (image of the egg being cracked into a hot frying pan.)”
Country Time lemonade sells itself as simple and therefore valuable – a return to the “good old days” when plain folks and simple ways were important
“Head On – apply directly to the forehead. Head On – apply directly to the forehead. Head On – apply directly to the forehead.”
Plain Folks appeal
Commercial shows a crystal bowl as a cat is called to a Fancy Feast dinner
A handsome man promotes using a Gillette razor
A handsome man promotes using a Gillette razor
Country Time lemonade sells itself as simple and therefore valuable – a return to the “good old days” when plain folks and simple ways were important
Transfer
A chair is ergonomically designed to fit the contours of your body
Any of those “shape up” sneakers
“Order now! Supplies are limited! Everything must go!”
A tire dealer places red, white and blue banners throughout his store, or a political activist closes his speech with a prayer
A newspaper uses a large picture of a smiling spokesperson for an organization that it favors or a less attractive or smaller picture of a person speaking on behalf of a position they do not support
A chair is ergonomically designed to fit the contours of your body
Any of those “shape up” sneakers
Transfer
Repetition
Something for nothing
Scientific Approach
A handsome man promotes using a Gillette razor
Selective Connotation / Word Choice
Snob Appeal
Sex Appeal / Beautiful People
Something for Nothing
Repetition
“Head On – apply directly to the forehead. Head On – apply directly to the forehead. Head On – apply directly to the forehead.”
“This is your brain (image of an egg). This is your brain on drugs (image of the egg being cracked into a hot frying pan.)”
“Order now! Supplies are limited! Everything must go!”
Buy one, get one ½ off
The assignment was asinine vs. The assignment was irksome.
Something for Nothing
Selective Connotation / Word Choice
Exaggeration
Fear
The phrase "we are experiencing heavy causality's to describe people dying from cancer.
Euphemisms
Fear
Glittering Generalities
Plain Folks Appeal
Glittering Generalities
Celebrities with Beautiful Complexion
Political Adds
Buy one, get one ½ off
Commercial shows a crystal bowl as a cat is called to a Fancy Feast dinner
