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Persuasive Market Stall Language

Read each question carefully. Use persuasive language to help customers imagine enjoying the products.

Persuasive words

1.Choose the strongest persuasive word in this group: tasty, scrumptious, fine.

tasty
scrumptious
fine

2.Choose the strongest persuasive word in this group: small, little, tiny.

small
little
tiny

3.Choose the strongest persuasive word in this group: lovely, good, spectacular.

lovely
good
spectacular

4.Select every phrase that could encourage a customer to buy fresh strawberries.

Picked ripe and ready to eat!
A special price today only!
They are probably okay.
Sweet, juicy berries from a local farm!
You might like these, or you might not.

5.A stall sign says, “CRUNCHY, FARM-FRESH PEARS — $4 a kilo!” Which choice best explains why the sign is persuasive?

It uses appealing describing words and tells customers the price.
It has a long sentence with difficult words.
It does not tell customers what is for sale.

Create a sales message

6.Complete the sentence with the best word from this bank: golden, crisp, locally. “Take home our apples with their sunny yellow skin for a delicious snack!”

7.Complete the sentence with the best word from this bank: golden, crisp, locally. “Listen to the crunch of our fresh carrots!”

8.Complete the sentence with the best word from this bank: golden, crisp, locally. “Our honey is made by nearby beekeepers.”

9.Choose one product for a market stall sign, such as peaches, bread or flowers. Write two or three persuasive sentences that name the product and give customers a reason to buy it. Include a clear price.

10.Imagine a customer has stopped at your stall. Write a short sales pitch that greets them, describes one product and explains what makes it special.

Market stall challenge

11.Design a mini poster for a market stall. Draw the product and add its name, a persuasive describing word and a price.

12.Choose one customer situation and write a persuasive reply: a customer thinks your handmade jam costs too much; a parent and child are walking past your vegetable stall; or a shopper is comparing your bread with another stall’s bread. Make your response friendly and give a reason to consider your product.