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- 1. Multiple Choice
These two techniques make your points sound more credible. They also make it appear objective and unbiased.
statistic
fact
repetition
opinion
- 2. Multiple Choice
These techniques make the writing sound catchy and help the audience remember what's been said.
repetition
alliteration
emotive language
rule of three
- 3. Multiple Choice
This technique appeals to the reader's feelings. In most cases this will be achieved through adjectives.
fact
statistic
opinion
emotive language
- 4. Multiple Choice
Reader can connect emotionally to stories, testimonies and anecdotes. Or, reader relies on some expert or celebrity on a question.
opinion
alliteration
emotive language
rule of three
- 5. Multiple Choice
This technique is a direct appeal to the reader and makes them think.
repetition
opinion
rhetorical quesion
fact
- 6. Multiple Choice
NCC students are diligent, determined and dedicated to doing their best.
Rule of three
Alliteration
Rhetorical question
Emotive language
- 7. Multiple Choice
Persuasive writing is a ridiculously riotous tool to learn.
Rhetorical question
Alliteration
Rule of three
Fact
- 8. Multiple Choice
"The issue of women's rights is so important to me because of my childhood - I was not allowed to go to school because I was a girl."
Repetition
Fact
Statistic
Anecdote/Opinion
- 9. Multiple Choice
This is simply absurd
Emotive language
Alliteration
Anecdote/Opinion
Fact
- 10. Multiple Choice
51% of UK citizens voted to leave the EU
Fact
Opinion
Statistic
Rule of three
- 11. Multiple Choice
Will things never change?
Rhetorical question
Fact
Emotive language
Opinion
- 12. Multiple Choice
As Max said recently, "Ms Eichwald's lessons change everyone's life for the better."
alliteration
repetition
statistic
opinion
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