Persuasive speech techniques
Across
- 2. Using true information or numbers as proof to support an argument
- 5. Using "we", "us", or "our" to make the audience feel like a team
- 6. Speaking directly to the listener using "you" or "your"
- 7. Words chosen deliberately to create a strong feeling in the audience
- 8. Directing the audience to take a specific step or make a change
- 10. Sharing a short, personal story or real-life example to build connection
- 12. A witty or lighthearted comment used to build rapport and break the ice
- 13. A question that does not need an answer, used to make people think
Down
- 1. Listing three words, phrases, or ideas together for rhythm and impact
- 3. Repeating the same initial consonant sound across nearby words
- 4. Placing two opposite ideas side-by-side to highlight a sharp contrast
- 9. Repeating the exact same word or phrase for emphasis
- 11. An extreme exaggeration used to make a point stronger