Across
- 5. Comparing two things to show one is better
- 7. questions Asking questions where the answer is obvious or not needed
- 8. Saying the same thing again and again to emphasize it
- 9. language Using "we" or "us" to make the audience feel included
- 13. Repeating the same sound or letter at the beginning of closely connected words for emphasis
- 14. Uses facts or logic to convince the audience
Down
- 1. Using exaggeration to make something seem much bigger or more important
- 2. address Talking directly to the reader or listener using "you"
- 3. Builds trust or credibility with the audience
- 4. to authority Quoting experts or someone in charge to support your argument
- 6. Short personal stories used to explain a point or make it more relatable
- 10. to action Telling the audience to do something right now
- 11. language Using words with strong emotional implications to influence the audience
- 12. Suggesting that everyone else is doing it, so you should too
