ENGLISH-10

1. What is the purpose of persuasive writing?

• A. The entertainer a reader

• B. To convince a reader

• C. To inform the reader

• D. To describe a series of events

2. Which is not a characteristic of a good persuasive writing piece?

• A. The writer provides strong arguments a support

• B. The writer provides information based from opinions only

• C. The writer entertains the reader with engaging dialogue between characters

• D. The writer uses illustrations photographs and diagrams to convince the reader

3. What is a rhetorical question?

• A. Statement of facts

• B. A question that is part of a quotation

• C. A question requiring response from the audience

• D. A question design to make the audience think

4. How do the authors share their opinion about an issue through persuasive writing?

• A. Share their personal opinion

• B. Support their opinion through evidences

• C. Make up fictional information to trick the reader

• D.Shared opinions of others that are similar to theirs

5. Which are not an example of a persuasive writing?

• A. A television advertisement

• B. A political speech

• C. A political cartoon

• D.A photograph of political figure

6.Which is not a feature of persuasive text?

• A. Fictional ideas

• B. Supporting ideas and arguments

• C. Clear organization or structure

• D.Thesis statement

7. What is the primary purpose of a document that is written to convince readers to change their opinions?

• A. To answer questions

• B. To build good will

• C. To persuade

• D. To inform

8. Which persuasive techniques use word like we ,you, our and us to make the audience think the speaker is talking to them?

• A. Repetition

• B. Alliteration

• C. Exaggeration

• D. Personal pronouns

9. What are the rules of an author of a persuasive text?

• A. The author is informing the reader

• B. The author is telling a story

• C. The author is convincing the reader to agree with him or her

• D. All of the above

10. How should an author of a persuasive text back up his or her claim or argument?

• A. Support

• B. Claim

• C.Text

• D.Argument