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Persuasive Techniques Used in Writing Or…how to get what you want!

What are PERSUASIVE TECHNIQUES? Persuasive techniques are the strategies authors use to make their writing more convincing. Persuasive techniques: Get a reader’s attention Emphasize a point Polish the writing

Why are we learning about Persuasive Techniques in English class? You might be asked to identify one or more of them on the Unit Test. You will be asked to identify one or more of them on the Exam. Identifying the techniques can help you judge the effectiveness of persuasive essays, editorials, and arguments. You can use these techniques in your own writing!

ANALOGY DEFINITION: a comparison of similar ideas, often used to explain a complex situation by showing how it is like a simple one EXAMPLE: Boot camp is like one long piano lesson: grueling, but ultimately rewarding.

CAUSE AND EFFECT DEFINITION: This technique demonstrates that two or more things are connected by stating that one causes another. EXAMPLE: Many studies show that eating 200 carrots a day causes a person to become smarter.

OVERSTATEMENT (hyperbole) DEFINITION: a deliberate exaggeration for emphasis or effect EXAMPLE: With a Herculean effort, straining every muscle in her young form, Jane answered the phone.

REPETITION DEFINITION: occurs when words are repeated in order to make a stronger impact on the reader EXAMPLE: The people of this city deserve a mayor they can trust, a mayor they can respect, a mayor they can count on.

RHETORICAL QUESTION DEFINITION: a question that prompts the reader to think, but which the writer does not answer because the answer is usually obvious to the reader EXAMPLE: Who among us has not dreamed of the day when we can soar among the clouds using only the power of our minds?

SENTENCE VARIETY DEFINITION: occurs when the length and structure of sentences is varied in order to make certain statements stand out more EXAMPLE: In high schools all over the country, students are being fed lunches that are neither tasty nor nutritious. This MUST stop!

UNDERSTATEMENT DEFINITION: the deliberate expression of an ideas as less important than it actually is EXAMPLE: One passenger described the plane crash as “rather upsetting.”

APPEAL TO REASON (a.k.a. rational appeal) DEFINITION: This is persuasive writing that appeals to the part of humans that likes to think. It tries to persuade us by giving what appear to be good, solid reasons to share the author’s point of view. It uses facts, definitions, cause and effect, etc. EXAMPLE: Many studies show that the most successful way for a student to improve his reading level is to READ!

EMOTIONAL APPEAL DEFINITION: This is when the writer appeals to powerful emotions, such as our love of country, family, peace, and justice, as well as to our fear and hatred of the things that threaten us. EXAMPLE: Students, if you truly care about your grades and your futures, you will study, study, study!

APPEAL TO AUTHORITY DEFINITION: This is when writers rely on their authority, credibility, or general character. They present themselves as trustworthy. They may have education or personal experience that makes them an authority, or they may get their information from others who do, mentioning experts as sources to lend credibility. EXAMPLE: The English teachers know from experience that the most successful students are those who come to school every day, pay attention in class, and complete all class assignments.