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Writers' techniques 1: Rhetorical devices
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1Why would anyone want to hunt foxes with dogs?
This is an example of which persuasive technique?- AOpinion as fact
- BEmotive language
- CRhetorical question
2Do it well, do it fast and do it now.
This is an example of which technique?- AEmphatic language
- BGroup of three
- CSuperlatives
3Having to sit an English exam is the worst thing ever!
This is an example of which technique?- ASuperlative
- BEmphatic language
- CHyperbole
4Obviously PBD is the best eLearning provider in the country.
This is an example of which technique?- AHyperbole
- BOpinion as fact
- CFlattery
5You need dream no more.
This is an example of which technique?- AEmotive language
- BSuperlative
- COpinion as fact
6We're the last generation who can stop this global catastrophe . . .
This is an example of which technique?- AEmotive language
- BSuperlatives
- CHyperbole
7If you're new to the sport we suggest you get some proper training . . .
This is and example of which technique?- AUse of pronouns
- BEmotive lanaguage
- CRhetorical question
8Helping save lives every day.
This is an example of which technique?- AHyperbole
- BActive sentence
- COpinion as fact
9It is extremely important to pay attention to the warning flags on the beach.
This is an example of which technique?- AEmphatic language
- BHyperbole
- COpinion as fact
10Stop when you see the red light.
This is an example of which technique?- AModal verbs
- BEmotive language
- CImperative verbs
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- A 10 question multiple choice quiz to text understand of rhetorical devices used by writers in a range of texts. Explanations of each technique are given with the correct answer.
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- Sarah Holmes
- Language
- English
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