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| A kind of writing intended to convince a reader to think or act in a certain way. |
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| Writing that tries to convince a reader that something is good because an expert, like a scientist or doctor, says it is. |
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| Writing that appeals to a persons emotions rather than their brain. |
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| Writing that asks the reader to "think" about an issue. |
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| Writing that tells you things over and over again. |
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| The use of language, ideas, information and rumors to support one side of an argument over another. |
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| A statement of support for a product or an idea made by a famous person. |
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| Writing that tells you that something is right because everyone is doing it. |
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| Words with lots of emotion associated with them. |
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