Get ready to explore the world of persuasive writing with this KS2 English quiz! Ever wondered how those catchy ads convince you to want the latest toys? That's the magic of persuasive writing!
Have you ever tried to convince someone to do something? It's a bit like being a friendly salesperson. In school, you learn cool tricks to be persuasive without saying 'PleasePleasePleasePleasePlease...' all the time. Let's see how much you've mastered the art of persuasion - jump into this quiz and show off your skills!
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You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Exploring persuasive writing
It's not only used for selling something!
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A recipe is usually instructive writing.
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Facts should always be used in persuasive writing, but not on their own.
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Using the first person 'I' and 'we', as well as the second person 'you', is very effective in persuasive writing.
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Persuasive writing is trying to convince someone to do or believe something, so it uses verbs like 'should', 'could' and 'would'.
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Rhetorical questions can be a powerful technique for making the audience feel that everyone agrees about an issue.
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Lots of businesses have slogans. Can you think of any?
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Persuasive writing can be easy to spot - if you are drawn into what is being said, it's probably persuasive!
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An introduction always 'introduces' a subject - in this case, the issue is the subject.
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The more similar the words and the more closely-related, the better the 'group of three' will be.
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