In this extract,which techniques has the author used to make the text more persuasive? Select one or more then select Submit to submit your answer. square Deliberate ambiguity square Repetition square Rhetorical questions square First person point of view It's not often that go to see a superhero movie, but I thought I would make on exception for the latest release When someone asks me what I think is important in a good film I always give the same response: it's all about the story, the plot, the narrative. I was surprised to find that this was actually done quite well in this particular film. Once you get past the premise that everything takes place in space and aliens are a thing the story is quite gripping.The relations and interactio ns between the characters is intriguing and the way the story develops through the actions of the protagonists gives their choices great urgency. I can say that I haven't enjoyed a film this much in quite some time.

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In this extract,which techniques has the author used to make the text more persuasive? Select one or more then select Submit to submit your answer. square Deliberate ambiguity square Repetition square Rhetorical questions square First person point of view It's not often that go to see a superhero movie, but I thought I would make on exception for the latest release When someone asks me what I think is important in a good film I always give the same response: it's all about the story, the plot, the narrative. I was surprised to find that this was actually done quite well in this particular film. Once you get past the premise that everything takes place in space and aliens are a thing the story is quite gripping.The relations and interactio ns between the characters is intriguing and the way the story develops through the actions of the protagonists gives their choices great urgency. I can say that I haven't enjoyed a film this much in quite some time.

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The author has used the following techniques to make the text more persuasive: 1. "First person point of view": The author talks about the personal experience which is rooted in the ‘I’ perspective, clearly showing subjective appreciations. e.g. It's not often that if go to see a superhero movie, but I thought I would make an exception for the latest release.2. "Rhetorical questions": The author does not explicitly make endpoint questions requiring an answer hence making 'Rhetorical Questions' incorrect. 3. "Deliberate ambiguity": The author's statement does not include contrasting ideas or vague words/phrases that result in multiple; rather, the possible ambiguity in the use of the word 'thing'(i.e., it's intended to mean something significant or importance) is more colloquial than puropsefully ambiguous.4. "Repetition": Repetition is used in the texts when the author writes, 'the story, the plot, the narrative.' This repetition emphasizes the value that the author places on the story element of a good film.

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