Persuasive Genre - English 7

What is the role of a counterargument in persuasive writing?

• To summarize the key points
• To present the opposing viewpoint
• To weaken the author's claim
• To strengthen the author's claim

How does a counterargument contribute to the persuasiveness of a persuasive text?

• It weakens the author's claim
• It shows the author has considered other opinions
• It confuses the audience
• It presents the opposing viewpoint

What is the purpose of using techniques in persuasive writing?

• To weaken the author's claim
• To confuse the audience
• To present the opposing viewpoint
• To make the argument more compelling

Which rhetorical appeal aims to persuade the audience by appealing to their logic and reasoning?

• Ethos
• Logos
• Pathos
• None of the above

What is the main goal of persuasion in persuasive writing?

• To summarize the key points
• To present the opposing viewpoint
• To sway the audience's opinion or behavior
• To confuse the audience

What is the main purpose of a claim in persuasive writing?

• To provide evidence
• To present the author's stance
• To summarize the key points
• To present the opposing viewpoint

What is the purpose of using anecdotes in persuasive writing?

• To confuse the audience
• To weaken the author's claim
• To present the opposing viewpoint
• To make the argument more compelling

How does text structure impact persuasive writing?

• It helps organize the evidence and reasoning
• It has no impact on persuasiveness
• It provides emotional appeal
• It presents the opposing viewpoint

What is the main purpose of the introduction in persuasive writing?

• To present the opposing viewpoint
• To summarize the key points
• To present the author's stance
• To engage the audience

What does pathos refer to in rhetorical appeals?

• Appealing to the audience's logical side
• Appealing to the audience's emotions
• Convincing the audience of the author's credibility
• None of the above