Persuasive Techniques Quiz 15 (25 MCQs)

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1. A company's annual report that uses graphs, charts, and detailed analysis to showcase its financial health is primarily using which persuasive technique?
2. Plain Folks
3. -an exchange of diverging or opposite views.
4. When three adjectives or phrases are used together to make them stand out.
5. Rhetorical questions are used to imply that the answer is so obvious that anybody who disagrees is
6. Identify a sentence that uses parallelism.
7. Humor, fear, guilt, happiness are all examples of which type of persuasive technique in advertising?
8. How can expert opinion enhance a writer's credibility?
9. Which of the following is a persuasive technique used in advertising?
10. Statements which are voiced as questions but are not expected to be answered
11. What is the "Rule of Three" in persuasive writing?
12. We are writing our argumentative letters to Mike Bost because he .....
13. The commercial or ad uses "everyday people" to appeal to audiences. These people are "just like you."
14. What is this an example of? "Do it. You won't regret it."
15. A commercial about abandoned animals needing a shelter of a forever home. They ask for a small donation to help these struggling animals.
16. An example of Ethos in an ad is the use of .....
17. When listing, keeping the listed items in the same structure or form.
18. You are a cheetah
19. Why is it important for a writer to establish ethos?
20. "My friend, who has a degree in nutritional science, says that we should eat fewer carbohydrates, " is an example of which persuasive technique?
21. "He's starving. We're not."
22. A speech is an informal address or discourse delivered to an audience.
23. Advertisers ask questions so that consumers will associate certain emotions with the product and buy it because of their emotional answer or response to the question
24. What technique is described here?Imitation or mimicking of a person or issue using exaggeration to create humour.
25. What is the term for the use of emotional appeal to engage an audience and create an emotional response?