Persuasive devices

Question 1

appeals

Answer 1

to the audience’s
- emotions
- fears
- desire to seem intelligent
- to fit in
- to follow tradition
- to be wealthy
- pride in country
- to be healthy

Question 2

evidence

Answer 2

makes the reader see author as knowledgeable and the agrument as more logical or reliable

Question 3

attacks

Answer 3

on opposing views, oe people who hold them.. portrays views and beliefs contrary to the author’s as unreliable, foolish, dangerous, uncaring, detrimental, or deceitful.

Question 4

inclusive and exclusive language

Answer 4

we our us
- sense of solidarity
them they
- isolating

Question 5

rhetorical question

Answer 5

do not require an answer, obvious , encourage audience to consider audience’s answer…. anyone in disagreeance is foolish.

Question 6

cause and effect

Answer 6

arguments may claim there is a cause and effect relationship