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    Persuasion Videos Chart

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    The document analyzes three videos and identifies their central claims, how the claims are supported, and persuasive techniques used. The first video argues not to touch the thermostat through peer pressure, figurative language, and bandwagon appeals. The second video claims not to be boring by being funny, using poems, and being motivational. The third video argues that making your bed can lead to success by telling stories, discussing experience, and using music.

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    The document analyzes three videos and identifies their central claims, how the claims are supported, and persuasive techniques used. The first video argues not to touch the thermostat through peer pressure, figurative language, and bandwagon appeals. The second video claims not to be boring by being funny, using poems, and being motivational. The third video argues that making your bed can lead to success by telling stories, discussing experience, and using music.

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    The document analyzes three videos and identifies their central claims, how the claims are supported, and persuasive techniques used. The first video argues not to touch the thermostat through peer pressure, figurative language, and bandwagon appeals. The second video claims not to be boring by being funny, using poems, and being motivational. The third video argues that making your bed can lead to success by telling stories, discussing experience, and using music.

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    Persuasion Videos Chart

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    The document analyzes three videos and identifies their central claims, how the claims are supported, and persuasive techniques used. The first video argues not to touch the thermostat through peer pressure, figurative language, and bandwagon appeals. The second video claims not to be boring by being funny, using poems, and being motivational. The third video argues that making your bed can lead to success by telling stories, discussing experience, and using music.

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    Argument/Persuasion Videos

    Let’s take a look at how arguments are persuasive speeches are used in pop culture!

    Complete the chart below for each video:

    Video : Daddy’s Home 2

    What is the claim of the argument? don’t touch thermostat

    Examples - how he/she support his/her claim? peer pressure


    Figurative language
    Bandwagon

    Persuasive techniques used in this video: peer pressure


    Figurative language
    Bandwagon

    Video : Kid President Pep Talk

    What is the claim of the argument? not be boring

    Examples - how he/she support his/her claim? be funny


    Use poems
    Be motivational

    Persuasive techniques used in this video: be funny


    Use poems
    Be motivational

    Video : Admiral McRaven “Make Your Bed”

    What is the claim of the argument? what to do to be successful in life

    Examples - how he/she support his/her claim? telling stories


    Talking about his experience
    Music

    Persuasive techniques used in this video: telling stories


    Talking about his experience
    Music

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