The Architecture of Argument · Informational Writing
Structure and Syntax in Persuasion
Analyzing how the arrangement of ideas and the rhythm of sentences contribute to the impact of a text.
Key Questions
- 1How does the use of parallel structure reinforce the urgency of a message?
- 2In what ways does the sequence of claims determine the persuasive force of an essay?
- 3How can varied sentence lengths be used to control the emotional tempo of a speech?
Ontario Curriculum Expectations
ON: Writing - Grade 10
Grade: Grade 10
Subject: Language Arts
Unit: The Architecture of Argument
Period: Informational Writing
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