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Relacionar Columnas DA FOREST card-matchVersión en línea Low impact retrieval activity to match persuasive techniques with their definition. por Jennifer Long 1 STATISTICS 2 EMPHASIS 3 DIRECT ADDRESS 4 EXAGGERATION (HYPERBOLE) 5 OPINIONS 6 REPETITION 7 DIRECT SPEECH 8 ANECDOTE 9 TRIPLE (rule of three) 10 FACTS 11 EMOTIVE LANGUAGE 12 ALLITERATION 13 RHETORICAL QUESTION Used to make people feel part of the same team as the speaker. Uses pronouns WE/OUR. A leading question with an assumed/expected answer. Used to subtly indicate opinion or 'trap' an audience into an idea. Data such as percentages or fractions used to support ideas and theories. A personal story used to make the speaker feel familiar and trustworthy. Specific words with powerful connotations. Used to gain an emotional reaction from the audience - usually anger or sympathy. Used to make people feel responsible for something. Uses pronouns you/your. Used to make a slogan catchy and memorable. Uses 3+ words or syllables starting with the same sound. Personal viewpoints that cannot be proven or fact-checked. Used to persuade or bias an audience. A short list of items, adjectives, or phrases (that sound similar) which is more memorable for the audience. A word or phrase used multiple times to be memorable. The phrase is usually the most important point of the speech. Visual effects used to make words or sections stand out. Uses organisational features such as bold/italic text. Used to make a problem seem bigger/smaller than it actually us. Used frequently by politicians to make you support them or ignore problems! Statements that can be proven/checked. Used to support views and ideas.

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DA FOREST card-matchVersión en línea

Low impact retrieval activity to match persuasive techniques with their definition.

por Jennifer Long

STATISTICS

EMPHASIS

DIRECT ADDRESS

EXAGGERATION (HYPERBOLE)

OPINIONS

REPETITION

DIRECT SPEECH

ANECDOTE

TRIPLE (rule of three)

FACTS

EMOTIVE LANGUAGE

ALLITERATION

RHETORICAL QUESTION

Used to make people feel part of the same team as the speaker. Uses pronouns WE/OUR.

A leading question with an assumed/expected answer. Used to subtly indicate opinion or 'trap' an audience into an idea.

Data such as percentages or fractions used to support ideas and theories.

A personal story used to make the speaker feel familiar and trustworthy.

Specific words with powerful connotations. Used to gain an emotional reaction from the audience - usually anger or sympathy.

Used to make people feel responsible for something. Uses pronouns you/your.

Used to make a slogan catchy and memorable. Uses 3+ words or syllables starting with the same sound.

Personal viewpoints that cannot be proven or fact-checked. Used to persuade or bias an audience.

A short list of items, adjectives, or phrases (that sound similar) which is more memorable for the audience.

A word or phrase used multiple times to be memorable. The phrase is usually the most important point of the speech.

Visual effects used to make words or sections stand out. Uses organisational features such as bold/italic text.

Used to make a problem seem bigger/smaller than it actually us. Used frequently by politicians to make you support them or ignore problems!

Statements that can be proven/checked. Used to support views and ideas.

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STATISTICS

EMPHASIS

DIRECT ADDRESS

EXAGGERATION (HYPERBOLE)

OPINIONS

REPETITION

DIRECT SPEECH

ANECDOTE

TRIPLE (rule of three)

FACTS

EMOTIVE LANGUAGE

ALLITERATION

RHETORICAL QUESTION