Puzzles and worksheets similar to Persuasive Writing Word Search

personification
introduction
conclusion
rhetorical
elaborate
character
hyperbole
cohesion
evidence
metaphor
language
appeals
analogy
thesis
pathos
simile
idiom
topic
triad
ethos
logos
link
teel

quotation marks
topic sentence
introduction
direct quote
conclusion
main point
paraphrase
secondary
paragraph
details
primary
outline
summary
source
genre
quote
skim

Argumentation
Contributory
Sufficient
Rhetorical
Persuasion
Necessary
Analysis
Opinion
Appeals
Effect
Causal
Logic
Cause

Hook
Call-to-Action
Thesis
Ethos
Pathos
Logos
Rhetoric
Argument
Counterargument
Rebuttal
Clear Stance
Opinion
Relevant Topic
Transition Sentence
Organization
Perspectives
Persuasive
Claim
Convincing
Urgency
Inspiring
Logical Reasoning
Trustworthy Sources
Personal Anecdote

Protagonist
Persuasion
Omniscient
Rhetorical
Expository
Antagonist
Emotional
Soliloquy
Monologue
Character
Objective
Symbolism
Anecdote
Argument
Conflict
Dialogue
Summary
Ethical
Logical
Setting
Imagery
Diction
Appeal
Script
Thesis
Pathos
Claim
Style
Theme
Irony
Logos
Ethos
Bias
Plot
Hook

What builds and creates an argument that builds from one point to the next
Main idea of entire paragraph
Facts or examples
Opinions or reflections
Other side of argument
Pointing out what is wrong with counterclaim
Signal words
Art using language persude and influence beliefs
Persuasive strategies used I️n arguments to support claims
Appeal to logic or reason
Appeal to emotion
Appeal to character and credibility

Persuasion
Assumption
Credentials
Opposing View
Logos
Ethos
Pathos
Evidence
Fallacy
Argument
Counterclaim
Opinion
Claim
Rebuttal
Persuasive Thesis Statement
Stance
Reasons

acknowledging this strengthens your own argument
opinion allowed
opinion not allowed
position taken by someone with an opposing viewpoint
appeal to logic or reason
appeal to authority, credibility and trustworthiness
appeal to emotion
information to support your claim and reasons
the writer/speaker's position on an issue or topic
when the writer/speaker argues against the counterclaim
this type of writing uses more rhetorical appeals
this type of writing uses evidence
your conclusion should always include/end with this
when you are trying to get someone to believe or think in a certain way
in a five paragraph essay, the three middle paragraphs are
the proper way to format your essay and citations is
you must provide this anytime you use information from a source

ambitiousvocabulary
fallingaction
risingaction
introduction
shownottell
description
characters
resolution
adjectives
realistic
narrative
suspense
metaphor
setting
simile
reader
climax
nouns
verbs
plot
hook
wac
arc

anecdotal evidence
empirical evidence
logical evidence
call to action
counterclaim
rhetoric
rebuttal
evidence
fallacy
claims
pathos
style
logos
ethos