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Persuasive Writing Opinion Worksheet

Sienna, Arjun and Mei are waiting at an Australian airport. They have been asked to suggest one improvement for families travelling through the terminal. Read the ideas and complete the tasks. Give reasons to persuade your reader.

Spot opinions and evidence

A fact can be checked. An opinion tells what someone thinks or believes. A persuasive writer gives reasons and may use facts to support an opinion.

1.Sienna says, “A water refill station would be the most useful improvement.” Is this a fact or an opinion?

Fact
Opinion

2.Arjun says, “Passengers can refill a reusable bottle at a water station.” Is this a fact or an opinion?

Fact
Opinion

3.Which sentence gives the clearest reason to support a quiet reading nook?

A reading nook would be fantastic.
A reading nook would give tired travellers a calm place to sit and read.
I believe reading is nice.

4.Choose the two strongest persuasive words to complete the sentence: “The airport should ___ add more seats; it would ___ help families waiting for a flight.”

maybe; perhaps
definitely; certainly
sometimes; possibly

Build a persuasive case

A strong opinion paragraph states a clear view, gives reasons, and ends by reminding the reader what should happen.

5.Mei wants a play area. Complete her persuasive sentence using the word “because” to give a reason: “The airport should create a play area children could move around while they wait.”

6.Rewrite this weak opinion as a stronger persuasive sentence: “A water station is good.” Include a strong opinion word and one reason.

7.The airport has room for only one improvement. Which proposal would you choose: a quiet reading nook, a play area, or a water refill station? State your opinion and give two different reasons.

8.Add a persuasive concluding sentence to finish this paragraph: “The airport should provide more comfortable seats. Families can rest while they wait, and older passengers may find a seat more easily.”

9.Write a persuasive paragraph of 4–5 sentences recommending one airport improvement. Include a clear opinion, at least two reasons, a persuasive word such as “certainly” or “essential”, and a concluding sentence.

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