+ Persuasive Devices Quiz. + Question One  This device makes your argument sound more credible and believable. It uses the opinions of people who know.

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+ Persuasive Devices Quiz

+ Question One  This device makes your argument sound more credible and believable. It uses the opinions of people who know the subject, or the results of surveys and research, to be persuasive.

+ This device uses ‘over the top’ language to exaggerate the situation and be more persuasive. Question Two

+ Question Three This device is a poetic technique which uses words which begin with the same letter for a powerful effect

+ Question Four What is the name of this device? “We all like to look good, don’t we?”

+ Question Five What is the name of this device? “And so, my fellow Americans: ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country”

+ Question Six What is the name of this device? “Do something for yourself, and eat a bar of chocolate every day”

+ Question Seven What is the name of this device? “dancing the night away, looking like a pop star, and meeting your dream guy”

+ Question Eight Describe the effect of emotive language

+ Question One  This device makes your argument sound more credible and believable. It uses the opinions of people who know the subject, or the results of surveys and research, to be persuasive.

+ This device uses ‘over the top’ language to exaggerate the situation and be more persuasive. Question Two

+ Question Three This device is a poetic technique which uses words which begin with the same letter for a powerful effect

+ Question Four What is the name of this device? “We all like to look good, don’t we?”

+ Question Five What is the name of this device? “And so, my fellow Americans: ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country”

+ Question Six What is the name of this device? “Do something for yourself, and eat a bar of chocolate every day”

+ Question Seven What is the name of this device? “dancing the night away, looking like a pop star, and meeting your dream guy”

+ Question Eight Describe the effect of emotive language