Persuasive Writing Techniques

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Questions and Answers

A kind of writing aims to prevent the reader from agreeing with the writer's opinion.

False (B)

Establishing a standpoint is unnecessary in an argumentative essay.

False (B)

Gathering and evaluating evidence is an important step before establishing a standpoint.

True (A)

The thesis statement should be clearly communicated at the beginning of the essay.

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It is sufficient to write an argumentative essay without including any evidence.

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Flashcards

Persuasive Writing

A type of writing that aims to persuade the reader to agree with the writer's opinion on a controversial or debatable topic.

Standpoint

The writer's main argument or position on a topic.

Thesis Statement

The main idea of a persuasive essay, clearly stating the writer's position and what they will prove.

Evidence Gathering

The process of gathering and analyzing information to support a claim.

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Evaluating Evidence

Carefully examining evidence to determine its reliability and relevance to the argument.

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Study Notes

Persuasive Writing

  • Persuasive writing aims to convince the reader of the writer's viewpoint on a debatable topic.
  • Thorough research and evidence gathering are crucial before forming an opinion.
  • The writer's stance, or argument, is the core of the essay.
  • This stance should be clearly stated in the thesis statement at the beginning of the essay.

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