Lang Features (Persuasion)

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Memory pairing game to introduce or recap language features used for persuasion or rhetoric.

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Jennifer Long

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Memory Lang Features (Persuasion)Version en ligne Memory pairing game to introduce or recap language features used for persuasion or rhetoric. par Jennifer Long Direct Address - Use of pronouns "you/your" to make listener/reader feel responsible and/or involved. STATISTICS Hyperbole - description used to make a situation seem bigger or smaller than it truly is. Repetition - using the same phrase over and over again to make it memorable / more important. Emphasis - layout features used to make particular words or phrases stand out. EMOTIVE LANGUAGE ALLITERATION Triple - a list of three words, adjectives or phrases used as a collection. FACTS RULE OF THREE (TRIPLE) EMPHASIS Statistics - a type of fact that includes data. DIRECT SPEECH Anecdote - A personal story used to help the audience relate to the author. EXAGGERATION (HYPERBOLE) ANECDOTE Direct Speech - use of pronouns "we/us/our" to promote teamwork and a sense of community. RHETORICAL QUESTION Alliteration - 2+ words or syllables starting with the same sound. Opinion - a personal perspective or viewpoint that cannot be proven. Emotive - words used to cause an emotional reaction in the reader/listener. These can be positive or negative. DIRECT ADDRESS Facts - Information that can be proven. REPETITION OPINION Rhetorical Question - a leading question to which the answer is either already known or can be assumed.

Memory

Lang Features (Persuasion)Version en ligne

Memory pairing game to introduce or recap language features used for persuasion or rhetoric.

par Jennifer Long

Direct Address - Use of pronouns "you/your" to make listener/reader feel responsible and/or involved.

STATISTICS

Hyperbole - description used to make a situation seem bigger or smaller than it truly is.

Repetition - using the same phrase over and over again to make it memorable / more important.

Emphasis - layout features used to make particular words or phrases stand out.

EMOTIVE LANGUAGE

ALLITERATION

Triple - a list of three words, adjectives or phrases used as a collection.

FACTS

RULE OF THREE (TRIPLE)

EMPHASIS

Statistics - a type of fact that includes data.

DIRECT SPEECH

Anecdote - A personal story used to help the audience relate to the author.

EXAGGERATION (HYPERBOLE)

ANECDOTE

Direct Speech - use of pronouns "we/us/our" to promote teamwork and a sense of community.

RHETORICAL QUESTION

Alliteration - 2+ words or syllables starting with the same sound.

Opinion - a personal perspective or viewpoint that cannot be proven.

Emotive - words used to cause an emotional reaction in the reader/listener. These can be positive or negative.

DIRECT ADDRESS

Facts - Information that can be proven.

REPETITION

OPINION

Rhetorical Question - a leading question to which the answer is either already known or can be assumed.

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