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10-Persuasive Writing-6



True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true or false.
 

 1. 

B.6 “Cup, dog, and maybe” are words that grab your reader’s attention and helps to persuade them.
 

 2. 

B.6 “If the bridge is not built by the date that is stated in the contract your job with this corporation will be terminated.”

This is an example of an effective persuasive sentence.
 

 3. 

B.6 “I’m so tired of having to run around town looking for creamer for your coffee!”

This is an example of an opinion.
 

 4. 

B.6 An opinion and a fact are the same things.
 

 5. 

B.6 How you present your proposal is not very important.
 

 6. 

B.6 It is not important to test your argument on someone before writing your formal argument.
 

Multiple Choice
Identify the letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

 7. 

B.6 The words that you choose for your argument are determined largely by
a.
the purpose of your writing.
d.
who you are writing for.
b.
your vocabulary.
e.
Both A and D
c.
the words listed in a dictionary.
 

 8. 

B.6 An opinion
a.
cannot be proven true.
c.
cannot be proven false.
b.
is always true.
d.
Both A and C
 

 9. 

B.6 “By running for student council you will have the power to influence what takes place at school.”

This is an example of
a.
expository writing.
c.
transitory writing.
b.
persuasive writing.
d.
All of the above
 

 10. 

B.6  (J)“The football team enables players to make great friends, learn new skills, and travel to different cities.”

(K) “The football practices are very long, physical, and demanding. This year we will play 3 away games. One of those three games will be played in Hawaii.”

How do these two excerpts differ from each other?
a.
They are promoting two different sports.
c.
Excerpt J is an example of persuasive writing and excerpt K is an example of expository writing.
b.
They are both going to different cities.
d.
They don’t differ.
 



 
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