This document discusses various persuasive language techniques used in magazine headlines including alliteration, rhyme, repetition, rhetorical questions, abbreviations, monosyllabic words with exclamation marks, emotive language, colloquial language, and the rule of three. These techniques are intended to grab readers' attention and engage them with provocative, attention-grabbing headlines.

1. Magazine Persuasive Language
Techniques

2. Alliteration
CANNIBAL COPS FIND
KILLER’S KIT

3. Rhyme
MAGGIE DEAD IN BED AT
RITZ

4. Repetition

5. Rhetorical Question
IS THERE NO ONE LEFT IN
BRITAIN WHO CAN MAKE A
SANDWICH?

6. Abbreviation
IT’LL RAIN ‘TILL
SEPTEMBER

7. Monosyllabic + Exclamation Mark
DEAD!

8. Emotive Language
PURE TERROR IN HER
EYES

9. Colloquial Language
HARRY NAKED ROMP

10. Rule of Three
BLOOD, SWEAT & TEARS

11. Mode of Address/Personal Pronouns