1) Something we know to be true, that can be proved. a) Emotive Language b) Rule of three c) Facts d) Repetition 2) A type of fact that uses numbers such as percentages or fractions a) Facts b) Statistics c) Repetition d) Rhetorical question 3) Language that plays on emotions or feelings, in order to make the audience feel emotional a) Emotive Language b) Direct Address c) Alliteration d) Statistics 4) Speaking directly to the audience; uses words like 'you' or 'we' a) Direct Address b) Rhetorical question c) Facts d) Rule of three 5) words within a sentence that begin with the same sound (very catchy) a) Rule of three b) Repetition c) Rhetorical question d) Alliteration 6) three things in a row, within a sentence a) Facts b) Emotive Language c) Rule of three d) Alliteration 7) The same idea or point repeated throughout a text a) Repetition b) Rhetorical question c) Rule of three d) Direct Address 8) a question asked for effect; it does not require an answer a) Direct Address b) Facts c) Rhetorical question d) Emotive Language

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