Persuasive Texts

We/our/friends/classmates. Which persuasive feature/technique is this?

You/your. Which persuasive feature/technique is this?

I strongly believe maths is the worst subject. Which persuasive feature/technique is this?

A persuasive text that outlines the composer’s point-of-view (opinion) of the topic. However, this text analyses both sides of the topic (agree and disagree). Identify the noun.

An explanation for something. Identify the noun.

A persuasive text in which the composer presents their opinion of another text (usually a film or a book). Identify the noun.

Something that you can read, study or watch – For example, a book, film, or picture. Identify the noun.

When you do not accept to do something or do not have the same opinion as someone. Identify the verb.

To make someone agree with your opinion or do something you want. Identify the verb.

A person who creates a text. Identify the noun.

A persuasive text that outlines the composer’s point-of-view (opinion) of the topic. Identify the noun.

A group of people who read, watch or study a text. Identify the noun.

When you accept to do something or have the same opinion as someone. Identify the verb.

What a specific text is about/what it discusses. Identify the noun.

How would you feel if you were in my position? Which persuasive feature/technique is this?

A person’s attitude or opinion of something. How that person thinks about a specific topic or issue. Identify the noun.

You should choose your friends carefully. What persuasive feature/technique is this?

A type of writing that is based on facts and not creative/fiction (E.g. narratives). Identify the noun.

Something or someone that makes you agree with their opinion. Identify the adjective

The aim or goal of something. The reason why something has been done. Identify the noun.

Enraged/incensed/blissful/isolated. Which persuasive feature/technique is this?