What do you know about persuasive writing?. 1. What is the purpose of persuasive writing? ①To convince the reader ②To teach someone how to do something.

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What do you know about persuasive writing?

1. What is the purpose of persuasive writing? ①To convince the reader ②To teach someone how to do something ③To explain how something works

2. Which is an example of persuasive writing? ①An advert ①A letter ②A recipe

3. Which is a good technique to use in persuasive writing? ①Only writing a list of facts ②Using positive adjectives ③Using the past tense

4. Which is used in persuasive writing? ①First person ①Second person ②Third person

5. Which verbs are used in persuasive writing? ①Past tense ②Present tense ③‘Bossy’ verbs

6. Which is an example of a rhetorical question? ①Come to Belmont School ②Wouldn’t we all love to have less homework? ③How old are you?

7. What is a slogan? ①Another word for persuasive ②A group of three words ③A short, memorable phrase

8. Which is an example of alliteration? ①Crisp, crunchy cornflakes ②Beanz meanz Heinz ③Delicious, mouthwatering and fruity