Persuasive Speeches: Using Emotive Language Exercise

Persuasive Speeches: Using Emotive Language

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Persuasive Speeches: Using Emotive Language

Discover how emotive language can stir feelings and influence an audience in persuasive speeches. Practice selecting words that add emotional weight to your arguments.

Questions

  1. MultiChoice

    What is emotive language?

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    Which word has a stronger emotive impact than 'bad'?

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    Instead of saying 'Some animals are in danger', which emotive sentence is best?

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    Why do speech writers use emotive language?

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    Which verb carries the strongest emotive weight?

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    Which adjective inspires a positive, hopeful emotion?

  7. MultiChoice

    Replace 'bad weather' with emotive vocabulary:

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    What emotion does the word 'tragic' evoke?

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    Which sentence uses emotive adjectives to persuade against littering?

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    When planning a speech, where should emotive language be balanced with facts?

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    Which word is more persuasive than 'nice' when describing a community garden?

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    Identify the neutral (non-emotive) sentence:

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    What is the danger of OVERUSING extreme emotive words in a speech?

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    Emotive words stir strong ____ and persuade listeners to ____ deeply.

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    Choosing ____ vocabulary turns a simple statement into an inspiring ____