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The writer's use of appeal to patriotism, when they state that the "Australian flag represents our country" positions the reader to share that same sense of pride.

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The writer's use of inclusive language "despite our differences we were all united" this makes the reader feels that we are all united no matter which background you are from.

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The writer repeats the word "Australian" to reinforce the idea, the Australian made products that benefits all Australians.

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the writer attacks soccer fans by referring to them as "violent hooligans",   appealing to the reader's emotions, by evoking them to feel angry and influence them to agree with the writer's contention.

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The writer appeals to people's fear in connection with the words "we must allow" when referring to the current threat of terrorism positions the readers to vulnerable and obligated to agree for a change of law for police to be search a car suspected of carrying weapons.

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This text is appealing to importance of the elements of writing. But the writer suggests a more effective idea where technology is being compromised.

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The writer attacks the immigration minister's by stating that they are "ignorant, bigoted and mean-spirited attitude" towards refugees, it makes the reader feel like this minister is not fit for the position and we should have someone who understand the values of the nation; intelligent and compassionate.

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The writer's use of a rhetorical question when they ask "why should taxpayers have to pay for drug rehab programs," and their claim that it's the government's fault for the drug problem is to make people feel outraged and therefore not support the idea of taxpayers paying for drug rehab programs.

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The writer starts off with a sarcastic tone to state his point. He then contradicts the previous statement by hinting consequences that if there were a change in paying health funds, such an example would include insufficient hospital beds for patients to rest on. The writer uses inclusive language and a Rhetorical question to make the reader reflect on their decisions. The consequence of having cuts to the health care appeals to the reader’s fear of being neglected. The Readers would want safety for themselves and their loved ones, so therefor wouldn't support the idea of cuts to the health care.

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The writer is using family values to engage audiences attention and by using words like “crucial bond” to show that maternity pay level must be increased

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The writers determination is shown by using repetition such as “we will” to engage the readers to make them feel like they are part of the issue which is shown by “we will not give up.”

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Hip hip hooray ...my fellow Melburnains (he shows inclusive language

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Hip hip hooray ...my fellow Melburnains (he shows inclusive language

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the writer influences the reader to be informed that there is "no link between the depictions of violence in the cinema and real life" through the use of evidence researched by "leading criminologists, psychiatrists, and the media".

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2. While other countries are developing solar power technology, Australia is being left behind in the dark ages.

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2. While other countries are developing solar power technology, Australia is being left behind in the dark ages.

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the writer’s use of desire to be modern of “solar power technology” positions the reader to think that Australia should start deveoping their solar power technology.

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12) The use of inclusive language through repetition of the word "we" evokes a sense of community and responsibility, making the reader feel obligated to care about the issue 

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12) The use of inclusive language through repetition of the word "we" evokes a sense of community and responsibility, making the reader feel obligated to care about the issue 