Language Features of an Opinion Article Quiz
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Which of the following is an example of a first-person pronoun?
A. They
B. We
C. It
D. Her
Which of the following phrases demonstrates strong evaluative language?
A. “It is somewhat useful.”
B. “It is extremely beneficial.”
C. “It might be useful.”
D. “It is not useful.”
Which word choice is most likely to evoke an emotional response?
A. Convenient
B. Heartbreaking
C. Effective
D. Neutral
How does direct address engage readers?
A. By summarizing the content
B. By using the pronoun “you”
C. By presenting data
D. By asking rhetorical questions
Which of the following is an example of alliteration as a persuasive technique?
A. “Silently, swiftly, and skillfully”
B. “It is very effective.”
C. “The program is beneficial.”
D. “The solution is simple and clear.”
Which phrase best demonstrates the use of a metaphor to explain a concept?
A. “Her argument was as strong as a fortress.”
B. “Her argument was strong.”
C. “Her argument had many points.”
D. “Her argument was well-researched.”
What does the term ‘counterargument’ refer to in persuasive writing?
A. Presenting an opposing viewpoint
B. Summarizing the main points
C. Providing an example
D. Making a strong emotional appeal
Which type of language would most likely be used to persuade someone by appealing to their emotions?
A. Factual
B. Neutral
C. Emotive
D. Technical
What is the function of modal verbs like “must” in persuasive writing?
A. To describe actions
B. To express necessity or obligation
C. To provide examples
D. To state facts
What is the purpose of a rhetorical question?
A. To seek an answer
B. To make a point
C. To ask for clarification
D. To provide a definition
Which sentence uses direct address to engage the reader?
A. “The benefits of the program are clear.”
B. “You will find that the program is highly beneficial.”
C. “The program offers many advantages.”
D. “One might argue that the program is useful.”
How does using anecdotes benefit persuasive writing?
A. By adding statistical evidence
B. By illustrating points with personal stories
C. By listing factual information
D. By asking questions
What is an anecdote?
A. A statistical report
B. A brief personal story
C. A formal argument
D. A historical fact
What does evaluative language typically convey?
A. Information
B. Judgment or assessment
C. Description
D. Instructions
Which of the following is an example of a metaphor?
A. The classroom was a zoo
B. The book was interesting
C. She ran quickly
D. The dog barked loudly
Which of the following is a modal verb used to express opinion on what is necessary?
A. Can
B. Might
C. Should
D. Will
What is the effect of using emotive language in writing?
A. To provide factual information
B. To create a neutral tone
C. To evoke an emotional response
D. To describe a process
Which of the following is a technique used to address opposing viewpoints in writing?
A. Anecdote
B. Counterargument
C. Repetition
D. Emotive language
Which of the following is an example of tripling as a persuasive technique?
A. “It’s big, bold, and beautiful.”
B. “It is an important, necessary, and urgent issue.”
C. “It’s a matter of urgency.”
D. “It’s clearly beneficial.”
Which persuasive technique involves repeating a word or phrase for emphasis?
A. Tripling
B. Alliteration
C. Repetition
D. Metaphor
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