English Language: Middle School: Grades 6, 7 and 8 Quiz - Vocabulary Building (Persuasive Words) (Answers)
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Persuasive vocabulary such as 'highly recommended by' can be used to influence responses. Persuasive words and phrases are usually positive in tone and often superlative, e.g. 'the most effective'.
Try this quiz on vocabulary building using persuasive words.
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'Unconfirmed'/'unverified'/'unguaranteed' are all negatives!
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The others are positive and could be used to persuade
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'Proven' means tried and tested
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The others are negative!
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'Most accurate' = superlative
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'Reliable' = you can depend upon it
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Customers would not buy an 'inferior' product!
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'Trustworthy' = reliable
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'Effective' can be used positively and persuasively
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