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- 1. Multiple Choice
I want you for the U.S. Army.rhetorical questionexaggerationrule of threedirect address - 2. Multiple Choice'900 million people in the world drink this water every day.'
Including analysis of the image, what technique or techniques is/are used?statisticsanecdote and statisticsrepetitionemotive and statistics - 3. Multiple ChoiceThirsty? Save water, save Earth, save lives.repetitionrule of threerhetorical questionrepetition, rule of three and rhetorical question
- 4. Multiple ChoiceAn imperative like 'Save the panda!' uses an exclamation mark to showa sense of urgencya sense of calma feeling of angerthat it's important
- 5. Multiple ChoiceOnly 1,600 giant pandas left in the world today. Raise your voice. Support the WWF. Save the giant panda!
The word 'only' is an example ofemotive language because it makes the reader feel like they will miss out on seeing pandas soonemotive language because it makes the reader feel like they are specialexaggeration because 1600 is a lotthe opposite of exaggeration, an understatement - 6. Multiple ChoiceOnly 1,600 giant pandas left in the world today. Raise your voice. Support the WWF. Save the giant panda!This uses statistics to make people realise the seriousness of the issueThis uses an imperative to call the readers into action - to do something now about the issueThis uses emotive language to make the reader sad that they possibly won't be able to see pandas anymore.all of the above
- 7. Multiple Choice'We shall fight on the beaches, we shall fight on the landing grounds, we shall fight in the fields and in the streets'
This famous speech by Winston Churchill uses what technique and why?Emotive language to make the people feel guilty that they haven't bee doing enough to protect the countryDirect address to make the people feel united. By repeating the pronoun 'we' many times, the reader really feels like they are a part of something biggerExaggeration to make the people feel fearful of what might be coming. This allows the speaker to suggest new ways to build the army.Promises to make the people feel that they can trust him and follow his advice in the war. - 8. Multiple ChoiceWhat is polemic writing?the reaction of the authorpresenting the opposing view to show you can see the point, and then either smashing it down or agreeing with itwriting by someone who is Polishpresenting the opposing view to show you can see the point, and then either smashing it down or adding new information to it
- 9. Multiple Choice"I believe that students should be in bed at night by 9:00." This is an example of _______an author's talentan author's writing stylean author's purposean author's viewpoint/opinion
- 10. Multiple ChoiceThese poor, suffering, innocent dogs need help.Rhetorical questionDirect addressEmotive languageStatistics
- 11. Multiple ChoiceThese dogs need YOUR help.Rhetorical questionDirect addressEmotive languageStatistics
- 12. Multiple ChoiceIsn't it about time we stopped pretending that animals don't suffer in the farming process?Rhetorical questionDirect addressEmotive languageEmotive language and rhetorical question
- 13. Multiple ChoiceWhich spelling is correctpersausionpersuasionpersauzionpesuasion
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