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A group of people who read, watch or study a text. Identify the noun.
audience
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You/your. Which persuasive feature/technique is this?
direct address
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I strongly believe maths is the worst subject. Which persuasive feature/technique is this?
statement of opinion
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To make someone agree with your opinion or do something you want. Identify the verb.
persuade
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A persuasive text in which the composer presents their opinion of another text (usually a film or a book). Identify the noun.
review
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When you accept to do something or have the same opinion as someone. Identify the verb.
agree
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When you do not accept to do something or do not have the same opinion as someone. Identify the verb.
disagree
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An explanation for something. Identify the noun.
reason
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Something that you can read, study or watch – For example, a book, film, or picture. Identify the noun.
text
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You should choose your friends carefully. What persuasive feature/technique is this?
statement of opinion/topic
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What a specific text is about/what it discusses. Identify the noun.
topic
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A person who creates a text. Identify the noun.
composer/author/director
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A type of writing that is based on facts and not creative/fiction (E.g. narratives). Identify the noun.
non-fiction
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We/our/friends/classmates. Which persuasive feature/technique is this?
inclusive language
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The aim or goal of something. The reason why something has been done. Identify the noun.
purpose
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A person’s attitude or opinion of something. How that person thinks about a specific topic or issue. Identify the noun.
opinion/point of view
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Enraged/incensed/blissful/isolated. Which persuasive feature/technique is this?
emotive language
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How would you feel if you were in my position? Which persuasive feature/technique is this?
rhetorical question
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Something or someone that makes you agree with their opinion. Identify the adjective
persuasive
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