Purchase Solution

Persuasive messages and writing

Not what you're looking for?

Ask Custom Question

Hello,

I need help with the following example. I have attached the file that goes along with the project.

Read the first paragraph and see whether it really does hook the reader. Then read the next paragraph or section and see whether it builds interest. Then read on and see if the message creates desire. Finally, read the last part and see if it motivates. Then write four paragraphs for this assignment explaining your findings.

Purchase this Solution

Solution Summary

A review of a letter for aspects of a persuasive message.

Solution Preview

These are the basic thoughts I have. You will need to adjust this to fit the class perspective of persuasive and how the letter works as a good or not very good example.

The first paragraph contains a hook, but I am not sure, without the bold print, that it particularly strong. It does use specific words, (now, share, benefits, free) that will entice someone to look further. The immediacy of the word "now" is especially good when followed with the phrase ...

Purchase this Solution


Free BrainMass Quizzes
Who vs. Whom

Students will review the grammatical concept of using "who" versus "whom."

The Hero's Journey

This quiz will test your knowledge over what the hero's journey is and some examples from literature and the performing arts.

Wuthering Heights

This quiz will review some of the salient aspects of the novel's plot, setting, characters, and theme. It will constitute a brief check of factual information, with an occasional interpretive element. For those students reading Wuthering Heights for the first time, or for those readers returning to the book, the quiz will serve to reinforce understanding and to enable recall of the first few chapters and basic outline of the novel.

Literary Elements

Quiz yourself on basic literary elements! Understand important terms necessary for ELA!

How to use Homonyms

Homonyms are words that sound the same, but have different meanings. See if you can tell which word goes with each sentence.