English Advanced Level XI Sem 4 (170524)

What is persuasive writing?

• It is similar to narrative writing.

• It is similar to descriptive writing.

• It is similar to analytical writing.

• It is similar to repot writing.

• It is similar to recount writing.

What is the communicative purpose of Persuasive Writing?

• To tell a story to the audience.

• To tell real experience to the audience.

• To convince the audience to agree with the arguments.

• To describe a person, thing or place in details.

• To inform the audience about newsworthy events.

How does persuasive writing differ from descriptive writing?

• Persuasive writing focuses on describing something in details.

• Descriptive writing aims to convince the audience.

• Persuasive writing aims to inform the audience.

• Descriptive writing focuses on creating a vivid picture through words in the readers' mind.

• Persuasive writing focuses on entertaining the audience.

Why is persuasive writing important in communication?

• It helps in providing unbiased information.

• It allows the audience to make their own decisions.

• It helps in influencing and persuading others.

• It focuses on entertaining rather than informing.

• It is not relevant in today's world.

How does persuasive writing differ from narrative writing?

• Persuasive writing focuses on providing facts and evidence.

• Narrative writing aims to convince the audience.

• Persuasive writing aims to inform the audience.

• Narrative writing focuses on telling a story.

• Persuasive writing focuses on entertaining the audience.

Why is it important to consider the audience when writing persuasively?

• It helps in providing unbiased information.

• It allows the audience to make their own decisions.

• It helps in influencing and persuading others.

• It focuses on entertaining rather than informing.

• It is not relevant in today's world.

What role does evidence play in persuasive writing?

• Evidence is not necessary in persuasive writing.

• Evidence helps in providing unbiased information.

• Evidence allows the audience to make their own decisions.

• Evidence helps in supporting the arguments and convincing the audience.

• Evidence is only used in descriptive writing.

What is "tone" in writing composition?

• The rhyme which can attract the readers' attention.

• The feelings that are talked about in the text.

• The writer's attitude toward the topic he is talking about.

• The information that the writer gives to the audience.

• The main content of the text.

These are some examples of the topics in persuasive writing, EXCEPT :

• Should Children Be Required to Wear Uniforms to School?

• Is Capital Punishment Humane?

• Is Social Media Advantageous for Teenagers' Lives?

• Do Violent Video Games Trigger Brutality?

• Do You Know How to Make Delicious Chicken Foods?

Persuasive texts usually appear in a variety of publications, for example:

• Brochures

• Magazine

• Manga

• Comics

• Cartoon