Flocabulary- Persuasive Language
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- Q1People use persuasive language toteach someone how to do somethingpaint a picture with wordsconvince someone to act or agree30s
- Q2After reading a strong persuasive message a person most likely wouldagree with the messagefeel happylearn how to do something30s
- Q3Which of the following would be the STRONGEST argument to persuade you to buy a new video game?The video game has OK graphicsThe video game is expensive.The video game won an award for Game of the Year!30s
- Q4A salesperson uses persuasion to get you tobuy a productdo researchlearn how to do something30s
- Q5The goal of an argument (persuade) islearn somethingsound smartget someone to see your point of view30s
- Q6Which one of these has the WEAKEST argument to persuade your parents to let you see a movie?It only costs $10.The movie is a little violent.you saved your allowance to go30s
- Q7To persuade someone you need todescribe your feelingswhine and complaingive strong reasons30s
- Q8A strong argument isa good reason that would convince someone to act or agreehow to do somethingwill be entertaining30s
- Q9The goal of a persuasive letter is todescribe a placewrite to a friendconvince someone to act or agree30s
- Q10To argue means toyou should whine and crygive calm good reasons to convince someone to act or agreeyou should be loud30s