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Test your understanding of claims, evidence, and propaganda.

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Persuasive Language Quiz
 

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Persuasive Language QuizOnline version

Test your understanding of claims, evidence, and propaganda.

by Lovely May De Lara
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A statement verifiable in a reference source is called a

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A single controversial statement advanced for argument is a

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Mandela's quote about a democratic and free society is a

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Mandela's tale about elders is an example of

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Which best shows a policy claim supported by authority evidence?

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Citing the United Nations criticizing apartheid is an example of

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‘Vaccines help prevent the spread of deadly diseases.’ is a

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‘Students should be required to wear complete uniforms.’ is a

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A 2023 study finding average travel time is 4.2 hours per day is a

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An ad claiming a snack is natural but omits preservatives uses

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1. A statement verifiable in a reference source is called a

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2. A single controversial statement advanced for argument is a

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3. Mandela's quote about a democratic society is an example of

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4. The elder stories Mandela cites illustrate

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5. A policy claim supported by authority evidence is best shown by

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6. Mandela citing UN criticism is an example of

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7. The sentence 'Vaccines help prevent the spread of deadly diseases' is a

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8. 'Students should be required to wear complete uniforms' is a

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9. A 2023 study finding Metro Manila average travel time is 4.2 hours expresses a

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10. An ad claims 'natural ingredients' but omits unhealthy preservatives. This is

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11. 'Universal access' and 'global recovery' illustrate which technique?

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12. Which technique appeals to fitting in with the crowd?

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13. Martin Luther King referencing the Declaration uses

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14. 'Donate because the future depends on it' best fits

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15. Convincing by showing speaker reliability is

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"According to recent research, students who read 30 minutes daily score 20% higher" uses

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17. A health expert presenting statistics uses which persuasion type?

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18. Which diction uses informal language?

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19. The line about being African and hills/valleys shows what diction?

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20. A statement about collective action is

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21. 'Yo, books are low-key awesome!' exemplifies

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22. Which is the example structure for 'For instance' indicates?

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23. 'Moreover, this solution will benefit both businesses and consumers' shows

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24. 'In contrast, renewable energy...' signals

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25. 'In summary, education remains the key' is

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26. 'She works hard not for fame but for purpose' is which device?

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27. 'The students cleaned, washed, and arranged' demonstrates

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28. 'What if everyone decided to stop helping others?' is

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29. 'If people recycle regularly, the world will become cleaner' is

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30. The persuasive text part that catches attention is the

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31. The section with strongest reasons is called the

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32. The ending part that summarizes points and urges action is

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33. Which part usually contains facts or expert opinions?

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34. The main idea the writer wants readers to accept is

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35. Which sociocultural issue is shown by students skipping classes to work?

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36. The 'Stay in School' campaign targets

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37. Who are the stakeholders in supporting out-of-school youth?

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38. A coastal community facing flooding aims to

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39. Student volunteers teach proper waste management. What solution is

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40. A 'Respect for All' campaign with sign language addresses

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41. 'Teens for Truth' aims to

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42. Stakeholders in 'Teens for Truth' include

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43. 'Libreng Gamot, Libreng Check-Up' shows

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44. The target audience for a counselor's talks to parents is

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45. The LGU hiring both men and women with equal pay solves

 
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