Types of Leads Flashcards

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What is a lead

A

An short introduction to get readers attention

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What is generalization

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Vague statement that relates to topic

“Iphones are popular with today’s youth”

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What is a fact

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the truth such as a statistic

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4
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What type of lead is the following

“Over 98% of Americans have a television in they house”

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Fact

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Give an example of a rhetorical question

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Will mario save the princess

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What is a anecdote

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a short simple story told by the author

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What type of lead is the following

“It was a bright afternoon, and I began to realize that the world around me had multiple oppurtunites”

A

Anecdote

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8
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Can a quote be used as a lead?

A

Yessir

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What is a allusion bruh?

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reference to a well known person, place or event

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Give an example of an allusion

A

His house resembled the White House due to its white colorway

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What is comparison

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relating two or more things to show how they are similar.

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What is contrast

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relating two or more things to show how they are different .

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13
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Give an example of contrast

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Unlike most people, joaquin does not take interest in watching The Office

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What is an analogy

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giving a connection between 2 separate things

“Playing football is the same as skateboarding, no matter how many times you hit the floor, you get back up

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Give an example of a provocative statement

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Causes emotional response

Watching curling is boring

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