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What is persuasive writing? Give a quick example.
Persuasive writing is when you try to make someone agree with you. Example: You should eat pizza every day!
Give one persuasive word (must/should) in a sentence
You must try this amazing chocolate!
What is a rhetorical question? Give one.
A rhetorical question is a question that does not need an answer. Example: Do you want to be bored forever?
Give an example of emotive language.
This is the most exciting and delicious chocolate in the world!
What is repetition? Give an example.
Repetition means repeating words for effect. Example: It is fun, fun, FUN!
What is the rule of 3? Give an example.
The rule of 3 means using three words together. Example: fast, fun, fantastic
Give a strong opinion sentence.
This is the best place you will ever visit!
What is a connector? Give one in a sentence.
A connector joins ideas. Example: First of all, you should try the chocolate.
Give an example of hyperbole.
This is the most amazing place in the universe!
Why are examples important in persuasive writing?
Examples help explain your ideas and make them stronger.
Turn this into persuasive: “The park is nice.”
You must visit the park because it is exciting and fun!
Give a command (imperative sentence).
Join the competition today!
Add a connector: “___, you should join the competition.”
Firstly, you should jointhe competition.
Make this more persuasive: “It is fun.”
It is incredibly exciting and full of surprises!
Give a rhetorical question about chocolate.
Do you want to eat unlimited chocolate?
Use rule of 3 to describe a place.
big, bright, beautiful
