Q1 Conclusion

Question 1

Statement used to make a declaration or to make a strong belief on a particular topic

Answer 1

Assertion

Question 2

Guidelines in writing an assertion

Answer 2

Be knowledgeable
Back it all up
Be clear and concise

Question 3

I believe that fate cannot be altered because it is fixed

Answer 3

Assertion

Question 4

Please support our children players by buying these raffle tickets

Answer 4

Support a cause

Question 5

How does a persuasive text begin?

Answer 5

with a clear statement or thesis about the purpose of the text

Question 6

How should the author back up his/her claim or argument?

Answer 6

Support

Question 7

persuasive techniques such as like we, you, our, and us and other words that make the audience think that the author is only talking to them.

Answer 7

personal pronoun

Question 8

primary purpose of a document that is written to convince readers

Answer 8

persuade

Question 9

describe a persuasive text

Answer 9

thesis statement
clear organization or structure
supporting ideas and arguments
(fictional ideas)

Question 10

Examples of persuasive texts

Answer 10

television advertisement
a political speech
a political cartoon
(a photograph of political figure)

Question 11

How do authors share their opinion about an issue through persuasive writing

Answer 11

Support their opinion through pieces of evidence

Question 12

What makes an opinion diffrent from a fact?

Answer 12

Opinion begins with “I believe…” “I think…”, among others, while fact requires pieces of evidence to support that statement

Question 13

Which of the following is not a characteristic of a good persuasive writing piece?

Answer 13

The writer provides information based on opinions only; or

The writer uses illustration, photographs, and diagrams to convince the readers.

Question 14

What is the main purpose of persuasive writing?

Answer 14

To convince or persuade readers.