Essay and Argumentative Writing flashcards
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This GoConqr page gathers over 40 community-made flashcard decks on persuasive techniques and essay structure. School students can practice identifying language features and essay terms, while teachers can find material for their lessons. Most resources are at secondary level, with a few at university level. Explore a deck that matches what you are studying.
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- Discourse Communities and Audience37
- Essay Writing Process8
- Essay Structure159
- Essay Introductions, Thesis Statements and Conclusions26
- Types of Essays37
- Cause and Effect Essays8
- Compare and Contrast Essays11
- Problem-Solution Essays6
- Opinion and Discussion Essays38
- Argument Structure and Approaches36
- Persuasive Essay Structure51
- Persuasive Language and Rhetorical Devices68
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17 cardsHow Can You Make Peace with Conflict? Determining Main Idea and Point of View, Analyzing Arguments, Writing a Persuasive Argument
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6 cardsEnglish Essay Revision What are the main persuasive techniques?
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27 cardsPersuasive Techniques
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10 cardsEnglish Analytical Essay Writing How to write an introduction:
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18 cardsEssay terminology
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11 cardsLanguage Features
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14 cardsPersuasive Devices
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14 cardsTechniques
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20 cardsPersuasive Devices AFOREST What does A stand for?
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12 cardsThe Essay How many different essay types are there?
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16 cardsEnglish Vocabulary yr 11
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13 cardsPersuasion Techniques
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17 cardsPersuasive Devices
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13 cardsEnglish Persuasive Teqniques What persuasive component relates to the following sentence: The safety of kids walking to school
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9 cardsPersuasive techniques
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9 cardsAforest techniques
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9 cardsPersuasive Writing (closing paragraph) *MIDTERMS* (hook, thesis, connect etc)
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7 cardsAFOREST Language techniques A - Alliteration
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8 cardsPersuasive language techniques
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12 cardsstudying
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11 cardsPersuasive techniques
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11 cardsW/c 21/11/2022 Rhetoric The repetition of a phrase is called what?
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8 cardsPersuasive devices flashcards
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3 cardsUntitled (Opening) The past twenty years has seen massive change and progress in the world. Think about it, in 1998 ...
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18 cardsENGLISH TEST REVIEW What is factual evidence?
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17 cardsEassy
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3 cardsSealife "Reasons why you should not visit sea world"
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11 cardsUntitled
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6 cardsopinion essay In order to
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10 cardsEnglish 8 (Paragraph Terms) What does a thesis statement do?
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16 cardsKey Words
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8 cardsUntitled
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6 cardsPersuasive Writing (opening paragraph) *MIDTERMS* How long should a hook be and what should it do?
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10 cardsWeek 12 Vocabulary Words
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6 cardsUntitled
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13 cardsAFOREST English Speech Techniques
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3 cardsUntitled
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7 cardsportions of writing and stuff idk
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5 cardsUntitled
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1 cardsUntitled Why you should
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These decks offer different ways to practice the language and structure of essays. Persuasive techniques includes direct appeal, emotional appeal and expert quotes. Essay terminology covers terms such as thesis, topic sentence and concluding paragraph. Other decks focus on essay types, analytical writing and argumentative writing.
How to study with a deck
For persuasive writing, start with English Essay Revision. Its questions ask about techniques and features of persuasive writing, giving you a way to check what you can recall. For structure, try Essay terminology and work through the terms for different parts of an essay.
As you study, pause at each card and try to recall the answer before checking it. Return to the terms or techniques you find difficult. When you want a different way to explore an idea or test your understanding, the unit page also has mind maps, notes and quizzes. Choose a deck and start with the topic you want to practice.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck is a good place to start?
English Essay Revision is a useful starting point for persuasive writing because it asks questions about techniques and features. If you are focusing on the parts of an essay instead, Essay terminology covers terms including introduction, thesis, body paragraph and concluding sentence.
What do the flashcards cover?
The decks cover persuasive techniques, essay terminology, essay types and argumentative writing. For example, Persuasive Techniques lists devices such as analogy, anecdote and hyperbole, while The Essay asks about different essay types. There are also decks on analytical essays and expository essay structure.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed on this page is free to open and study without an account. The decks were made by GoConqr users, not by GoConqr. A free account also lets you make your own flashcards, quizzes, mind maps and notes, and save quiz scores.