Persuasive Language Quiz

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Test your understanding of claims, evidence, and propaganda.

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Lovely May De Lara

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Froggy Jumps Persuasive Language QuizVersion en ligne Test your understanding of claims, evidence, and propaganda. par Lovely May De Lara 1 A statement verifiable in a reference source is called a a Opinion b Claim c Fact 2 A single controversial statement advanced for argument is a a Fact b Claim c Evidence 3 Mandela's quote about a democratic and free society is a a Claim of Fact b Claim of Policy c Claim of Value 4 Mandela's tale about elders is an example of a Anecdotal Evidence b Argument from Authority c Empirical Evidence 5 Which best shows a policy claim supported by authority evidence? a The government should end apartheid, as urged by the United Nations. b Statistics reveal that poverty is highest among Africans. c South Africa has vast mineral wealth. 6 Citing the United Nations criticizing apartheid is an example of a Empirical Evidence b Argument from Authority c Claim of Value 7 ‘Vaccines help prevent the spread of deadly diseases.’ is a a Claim of Fact b Claim of Policy c Claim of Value 8 ‘Students should be required to wear complete uniforms.’ is a a Claim of Fact b Claim of Value c Claim of Policy 9 A 2023 study finding average travel time is 4.2 hours per day is a a Claim of Value b Claim of Policy c Claim of Fact 10 An ad claiming a snack is natural but omits preservatives uses a Half-Truth b Bandwagon c Glittering Generalities 11 1. A statement verifiable in a reference source is called a a Fact b Opinion c Claim 12 2. A single controversial statement advanced for argument is a a Evidence b Fact c Claim 13 3. Mandela's quote about a democratic society is an example of a Claim of Fact b Claim of Policy c Empirical Evidence 14 4. The elder stories Mandela cites illustrate a Anecdotal Evidence b Argument from Authority c Empirical Evidence 15 5. A policy claim supported by authority evidence is best shown by a Statistics reveal poverty b The government should end apartheid, as urged by the United Nations. c South Africa has vast mineral wealth 16 6. Mandela citing UN criticism is an example of a Argument from Authority b Empirical Evidence c Claim of Value 17 7. The sentence 'Vaccines help prevent the spread of deadly diseases' is a a Claim of Value b Claim of Policy c Claim of Fact 18 8. 'Students should be required to wear complete uniforms' is a a Claim of Policy b Claim of Value c Claim of Fact 19 9. A 2023 study finding Metro Manila average travel time is 4.2 hours expresses a a Claim of Fact b Claim of Value c Claim of Policy 20 10. An ad claims 'natural ingredients' but omits unhealthy preservatives. This is a Glittering Generalities b Bandwagon c Half-Truth 21 11. 'Universal access' and 'global recovery' illustrate which technique? a Half-Truth b Glittering Generalities c Transfer 22 12. Which technique appeals to fitting in with the crowd? a Glittering Generalities b Bandwagon c Transfer 23 13. Martin Luther King referencing the Declaration uses a Logos b Pathos c Ethos 24 14. 'Donate because the future depends on it' best fits a Logos b Pathos c Ethos 25 15. Convincing by showing speaker reliability is a Pathos b Logos c Ethos 26 "According to recent research, students who read 30 minutes daily score 20% higher" uses a Ethos b Logos c Pathos 27 17. A health expert presenting statistics uses which persuasion type? a Ethos b Pathos c Logos 28 18. Which diction uses informal language? a We should stick to the rules to make sure everything goes well. b C’mon, don’t chicken out—sign the petition now! c Bruh, this policy is straight-up unfair! 29 19. The line about being African and hills/valleys shows what diction? a Informal b Formal c Slang 30 20. A statement about collective action is a Formal b Informal c Slang 31 21. 'Yo, books are low-key awesome!' exemplifies a Formal b Informal c Slang 32 22. Which is the example structure for 'For instance' indicates? a Comparison b Example/Illustration c Cause and Effect 33 23. 'Moreover, this solution will benefit both businesses and consumers' shows a Conclusion b Addition c Contrast 34 24. 'In contrast, renewable energy...' signals a Similarity (Comparison) b Emphasis c Difference (Comparison) 35 25. 'In summary, education remains the key' is a Addition b Emphasis c Conclusion/Summary 36 26. 'She works hard not for fame but for purpose' is which device? a Antithesis b Parallel Structure c Anaphora 37 27. 'The students cleaned, washed, and arranged' demonstrates a Parallel Structure b Anaphora c Hypothetical Question 38 28. 'What if everyone decided to stop helping others?' is a Hypothetical b Anaphora c Rhetorical 39 29. 'If people recycle regularly, the world will become cleaner' is a Parallel Structure b Rhetorical Question c Conditional Sentence 40 30. The persuasive text part that catches attention is the a Introduction b Body c Conclusion 41 31. The section with strongest reasons is called the a Body b Hook c Opening 42 32. The ending part that summarizes points and urges action is a Evidence b Conclusion c Body 43 33. Which part usually contains facts or expert opinions? a Body b Introduction c Hook 44 34. The main idea the writer wants readers to accept is a Claim b Conclusion c Evidence 45 35. Which sociocultural issue is shown by students skipping classes to work? a Peer pressure b Technology addiction c Child labor and poverty 46 36. The 'Stay in School' campaign targets a Teachers b Parents c Students 47 37. Who are the stakeholders in supporting out-of-school youth? a Only teachers b Only students c Barangay officials, teachers, and parents 48 38. A coastal community facing flooding aims to a Punish violators b Promote environmental awareness c Blame residents 49 39. Student volunteers teach proper waste management. What solution is a House-to-house education b Relocating families c Ignoring the trash problem 50 40. A 'Respect for All' campaign with sign language addresses a Bullying and discrimination b Laziness c Noise pollution 51 41. 'Teens for Truth' aims to a Stop fake news b To spread false information c To entertain 52 42. Stakeholders in 'Teens for Truth' include a Students, teachers, and journalists b Government workers c Only students 53 43. 'Libreng Gamot, Libreng Check-Up' shows a Closing centers b Giving free medical aid c Buying medicine 54 44. The target audience for a counselor's talks to parents is a Teachers b Students c Parents 55 45. The LGU hiring both men and women with equal pay solves a Gender equality in employment b Climate change c Lack of education

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Persuasive Language QuizVersion en ligne

par Lovely May De Lara

A statement verifiable in a reference source is called a

A single controversial statement advanced for argument is a

Mandela's quote about a democratic and free society is a

Mandela's tale about elders is an example of

Which best shows a policy claim supported by authority evidence?

Citing the United Nations criticizing apartheid is an example of

‘Vaccines help prevent the spread of deadly diseases.’ is a

‘Students should be required to wear complete uniforms.’ is a

A 2023 study finding average travel time is 4.2 hours per day is a

An ad claiming a snack is natural but omits preservatives uses

1. A statement verifiable in a reference source is called a

2. A single controversial statement advanced for argument is a

3. Mandela's quote about a democratic society is an example of

4. The elder stories Mandela cites illustrate

5. A policy claim supported by authority evidence is best shown by

6. Mandela citing UN criticism is an example of

7. The sentence 'Vaccines help prevent the spread of deadly diseases' is a

8. 'Students should be required to wear complete uniforms' is a

9. A 2023 study finding Metro Manila average travel time is 4.2 hours expresses a

10. An ad claims 'natural ingredients' but omits unhealthy preservatives. This is

11. 'Universal access' and 'global recovery' illustrate which technique?

12. Which technique appeals to fitting in with the crowd?

13. Martin Luther King referencing the Declaration uses

14. 'Donate because the future depends on it' best fits

15. Convincing by showing speaker reliability is

"According to recent research, students who read 30 minutes daily score 20% higher" uses

17. A health expert presenting statistics uses which persuasion type?

18. Which diction uses informal language?

19. The line about being African and hills/valleys shows what diction?

20. A statement about collective action is

21. 'Yo, books are low-key awesome!' exemplifies

22. Which is the example structure for 'For instance' indicates?

23. 'Moreover, this solution will benefit both businesses and consumers' shows

24. 'In contrast, renewable energy...' signals

25. 'In summary, education remains the key' is

26. 'She works hard not for fame but for purpose' is which device?

27. 'The students cleaned, washed, and arranged' demonstrates

28. 'What if everyone decided to stop helping others?' is

29. 'If people recycle regularly, the world will become cleaner' is

30. The persuasive text part that catches attention is the

31. The section with strongest reasons is called the

32. The ending part that summarizes points and urges action is

33. Which part usually contains facts or expert opinions?

34. The main idea the writer wants readers to accept is

35. Which sociocultural issue is shown by students skipping classes to work?

36. The 'Stay in School' campaign targets

37. Who are the stakeholders in supporting out-of-school youth?

38. A coastal community facing flooding aims to

39. Student volunteers teach proper waste management. What solution is

40. A 'Respect for All' campaign with sign language addresses

41. 'Teens for Truth' aims to

42. Stakeholders in 'Teens for Truth' include

43. 'Libreng Gamot, Libreng Check-Up' shows

44. The target audience for a counselor's talks to parents is

45. The LGU hiring both men and women with equal pay solves