Persuasive Paragraphs: Opinion, Evidence, or Example

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Persuasive Paragraphs: Opinion, Evidence, or Example


Froggy Jumps Persuasive Paragraphs: Opinion, Evidence, or ExampleVersion en ligne Identify the type used. par Fatema Hafez 1 A meta-analysis found that plant-based diets reduce heart disease risk by 25%. a Example b Evidence c Opinion 2 Regular exercise lowers cholesterol levels. a Evidence b Example c Opinion 3 Smartphones are making people less social. a Opinion b Example c Evidence 4 A chart showing a 30% rise in recycling rates over five years. a Opinion b Evidence c Example 5 Data from the report shows a 40% increase in wind energy adoption between 2010 and 2020. a Evidence b Example c Opinion 6 Direct address in speeches a Rhetorical device b Evidence c Example 7 Polls show that 70% of customers prefer this product. a Evidence b Opinion c Rhetorical device 8 This product is the best on the market. a Example b Evidence c Opinion 9 For example, a case study from 2020 demonstrates success. a Opinion b Example c Rhetorical device 10 We must act now to protect our planet. a Evidence b Opinion c Rhetorical device 11 Dr. Lee states that this approach improves outcomes by 15%. a Rhetorical device b Opinion c Evidence 12 The author uses a rule of three to emphasize the point. a Opinion b Rhetorical device c Evidence 13 We need to think about the future, the present, and the past. a Opinion b Rhetorical device c Evidence 14 The graph shows a 25% decrease in costs over two years. a Rhetorical device b Opinion c Evidence 15 An anecdote about a coworker helps illustrate the point. a Example b Opinion c Evidence 16 The sentence 'We should implement policy Z because it reduces emissions by 20%' is best classified as: a evidence b opinion c rhetorical question 17 The author writes, 'In my view, this policy is flawed and will fail' this is an example of: a evidence b opinion c example 18 The line 'For instance, a city that adopted it saw a drop in crime' demonstrates: a example b opinion c evidence 19 Who wouldn't want safer streets? a evidence b opinion c rhetorical question 20 The statement 'The study found a 15% improvement in outcomes' is most likely: a opinion b evidence c rhetorical question 21 'We should all support this policy because it's the right thing to do' is an example of: a opinion b example c evidence 22 What would happen if we do nothing? a example b rhetorical question c evidence 23 The sentence 'A randomized trial showed a 30% improvement' should be labeled as: a rhetorical question b evidence c opinion 24 This approach is the best choice for everyone a example b evidence c opinion

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Persuasive Paragraphs: Opinion, Evidence, or ExampleVersion en ligne

par Fatema Hafez

A meta-analysis found that plant-based diets reduce heart disease risk by 25%.

Regular exercise lowers cholesterol levels.

Smartphones are making people less social.

A chart showing a 30% rise in recycling rates over five years.

Data from the report shows a 40% increase in wind energy adoption between 2010 and 2020.

Direct address in speeches

Polls show that 70% of customers prefer this product.

This product is the best on the market.

For example, a case study from 2020 demonstrates success.

We must act now to protect our planet.

Dr. Lee states that this approach improves outcomes by 15%.

The author uses a rule of three to emphasize the point.

We need to think about the future, the present, and the past.

The graph shows a 25% decrease in costs over two years.

An anecdote about a coworker helps illustrate the point.

The sentence 'We should implement policy Z because it reduces emissions by 20%' is best classified as:

The author writes, 'In my view, this policy is flawed and will fail' this is an example of:

The line 'For instance, a city that adopted it saw a drop in crime' demonstrates:

Who wouldn't want safer streets?

The statement 'The study found a 15% improvement in outcomes' is most likely:

'We should all support this policy because it's the right thing to do' is an example of:

What would happen if we do nothing?

The sentence 'A randomized trial showed a 30% improvement' should be labeled as:

This approach is the best choice for everyone