techniques

Question 1

bias

Answer 1

to take one persons side

Question 2

pun

Answer 2

a play on words

Question 3

aliteration

Answer 3

the repitition of the same letter, sound or symbol

Question 4

inclusive language

Answer 4

the use of the words ‘we, us, our’ etc

Question 5

coloquial language

Answer 5

everyday language ‘lol, yolo’ etc

Question 6

jargon

Answer 6

language specific to a group or organisation

Question 7

anecdote

Answer 7

a short true story

Question 8

emotive language

Answer 8

drawing emotion from the reader

Question 9

imagery

Answer 9

a physical picture that you see or languge used to creat an image

Question 10

cliche’

Answer 10

an overused expression

Question 11

connotation

Answer 11

one thing is said another thing is ment

Question 12

attack

Answer 12

to attack the other side

Question 13

hyperbole

Answer 13

an over exaggeration

Question 14

exaggeration

Answer 14

to make somthing bigger or smaller than it is

Question 15

repitition

Answer 15

rapeating the same word, phrase etc

Question 16

tone

Answer 16

the way an article is read or wants to be read, how it positions the reader

Question 17

rhetoricel question

Answer 17

a question that doesnt require a answer because it is obvious or will be answered

Question 18

statistics

Answer 18

stats to support what is being said

Question 19

evidence

Answer 19

evidence to help support what you are saying

Question 20

expert opinion

Answer 20

the use of a proffesional in that felid to support what you are saying eg. quote

Question 21

generalisation

Answer 21

to make stereotypes on an idividual due to the group you are from to make it easier

Question 22

simile

Answer 22

a comparison between two things when you use we, as or like

Question 23

metaphore

Answer 23

compare two things that are alike