Persuasive Writing Flashcards

Writing intended to convince the audience to adopt a viewpoint or take action.

The intended reader or listener for the persuasive piece.

The reason for writing, such as to argue, persuade, or inform.

The overall attitude conveyed through language choices, e.g., formal, passionate, or humorous.

A question asked for effect, not requiring an answer, to engage the audience.

Words or phrases designed to evoke an emotional response from the audience.

A short personal story used to illustrate a point and make the writing relatable.

Acknowledging opposing views and refuting them to strengthen your argument.

Using three related ideas or examples for emphasis and memorability.

Speaking directly to the audience using 'you' to create a connection and engage them.