persuasive technique that uses questions for effect, not for answering

uses the idea that common, everyday people do something, so you should

an article or essay expressing opinion

something that is known to be true

only the richest, best people use a product or service

persuasive technique in which a statement is given by someone who has personal experience with a specific product, person, place, thing, or idea

persuasive technique that suggests that everybody is doing it, buying it, or believing it

the use of facts, ideas, or claims to persuade people to support a particular opinion or course of action

leaning to one opinion for personal reasons

something a person believes to be true

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Tested Vocabulary Persuasive Terms

Question	Answer
Rhetorical question	persuasive technique that uses questions for effect, not for answering
Plain Folks	uses the idea that common, everyday people do something, so you should
Editorial	an article or essay expressing opinion
Fact	something that is known to be true
Snob Appeal	only the richest, best people use a product or service
Testimonial	persuasive technique in which a statement is given by someone who has personal experience with a specific product, person, place, thing, or idea
Bandwagon	persuasive technique that suggests that everybody is doing it, buying it, or believing it
Propaganda	the use of facts, ideas, or claims to persuade people to support a particular opinion or course of action
Bias	leaning to one opinion for personal reasons
Opinion	something a person believes to be true

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