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Persuasive Writing Review

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Persuasive Writing Review
 

Persuasive Writing ReviewOnline version

Key concepts and structure

by Maurillo, Stephanne B.
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What is an opinion or claim in persuasive writing?

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What are reasons in persuasive writing?

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What are evidence or examples in persuasive writing?

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What is a Call to Action in persuasive writing?

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What is persuasive writing?

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What is its main purpose?

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What should every persuasive paragraph include?

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Why are reasons important in persuasive writing?

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What role does evidence play?

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Which option best describes a strong persuasive paragraph ending?

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An opinion or claim states what the writer believes or argues, not just data or a request.

Reasons explain why the claim is valid, backing up the position.

Evidence substantiates reasons with facts, data, or concrete examples.

A CTA directs the reader to do something after reading.

Persuasive writing seeks to persuade, not just inform.

The main goal is to influence the reader's beliefs or actions.

Strong paragraphs present a clear claim, reasons, evidence, and a CTA.

Reasons link the claim to evidence, building a coherent argument.

Evidence substantiates claims and makes the argument credible.

A strong paragraph wraps up with a CTA to motivate action.

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