Make everything smaller

Make everything bigger

Persuasive language features

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E

				4			5				6	7
8												N

				9
10												11	E


		12								13 A


									14	X

15										L

Across:

6.	A play on words with two meanings. E.g. "Teachers have a lot of class"
8.	Makes ideas/points more enjoyable so it is better received
9.	Exaggerated statements E.g. "A thousand times worse"
11.	Recognising an oppositions point and shutting it down with valid points of your own

13.	Repetition of certain words, phrases or sentence patterns
14.	When contradictory terms or ideas are placed next to each other E.g. 'A clever idiot'
15.	Informal language particular to a certain place or country

Down:

1.	An imaginative or creative way of expressing something. 'They drove me up the wall'
2.	Used instead of nouns. E.g. I, you, us, we ours
3.	Technical and scientific terminology particular to a certain thing E.g. "Turbo charged, twin cam"
4.	A nicer way of stating a harder truth E.g. "They have passed away"

5.	Save! Save! Save!
7.	The presentation of something as being smaller or less good than it really is
10.	Pertains to numbers and %. E.g Almost 10,000 birds a year die from smashing into windows
12.	Provides evidence and helps explain a point

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Persuasive language features

1

F

I

G

U

2

P

R

E

E

R

O

S

F

3

J

O

S

A

N

P

R

A

E

G

L

E

O

P

C

4

E

5

R

6

P

7

U

N

R

8

H

U

M

O

U

R

E

N

O

P

P

D

N

9

H

Y

P

E

R

B

O

L

E

O

10

S

E

T

11

R

E

B

U

T

T

A

L

T

M

I

S

N

A

I

T

T

T

12

E

S

I

13

A

N

A

P

H

O

R

A

I

X

M

O

T

S

A

N

E

T

M

14

O

X

Y

M

O

R

O

N

I

P

E

15

C

O

L

L

O

Q

U

I

A

L

L

A

N

G

U

A

G

E

S

E

T

Across:

6.	A play on words with two meanings. E.g. "Teachers have a lot of class"
8.	Makes ideas/points more enjoyable so it is better received
9.	Exaggerated statements E.g. "A thousand times worse"
11.	Recognising an oppositions point and shutting it down with valid points of your own

13.	Repetition of certain words, phrases or sentence patterns
14.	When contradictory terms or ideas are placed next to each other E.g. 'A clever idiot'
15.	Informal language particular to a certain place or country

Down:

1.	An imaginative or creative way of expressing something. 'They drove me up the wall'
2.	Used instead of nouns. E.g. I, you, us, we ours
3.	Technical and scientific terminology particular to a certain thing E.g. "Turbo charged, twin cam"
4.	A nicer way of stating a harder truth E.g. "They have passed away"

5.	Save! Save! Save!
7.	The presentation of something as being smaller or less good than it really is
10.	Pertains to numbers and %. E.g Almost 10,000 birds a year die from smashing into windows
12.	Provides evidence and helps explain a point

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