Persuasive Techniques

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Across
  1. 4. An extreme or exaggerated statement that is not meant to be taken literally.
  2. 5. A comparison between two different things using like or as.
  3. 6. The repetition of the same beginning sound in words that are close together.
  4. 8. Words chosen to create strong feelings or emotions in the audience.
  5. 9. The use of three words, phrases or ideas together to make a point more memorable and persuasive.
  6. 10. Language that encourages the audience to do something or take action.
Down
  1. 1. The deliberate use of the same word or phrase more than once to emphasise an idea.
  2. 2. A question asked to make the audience think rather than to receive an answer.
  3. 3. A comparison that describes one thing as being another thing without using like or as.
  4. 7. Descriptive language that helps the audience create a picture or experience something in their mind.