Persuasive Writing Flashcard

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Example of a rhetorical question:

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Can you watch this poor child suffer?

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The first sentence in persuasive writing introduces the subject. This is called a...

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Topic Sentence

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Garfield comic: hates Mondays, loves lasagne. Main purpose?

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Entertain

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"95% of milks on the market have a 3 star health rating." This is an example of use of

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statistics

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Inclusive Language makes readers feel addressed by persuasive texts. Example:

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Ours, us, we

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Formal language enhances text credibility.

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Trustworthy, correct, and credible.

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Purpose of conclusion in a persuasive essay?

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Restate stance and highlight arguments.

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Statistics and expert opinions support an author's view. They are a form of ...

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Evidence

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Map showing continents, countries, and oceans.

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Inform

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95% of pupils feel there is too much homework. Example of?

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Facts and statistics