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Open the extension and choose “Analyse this page” to see how it identifies persuasive language. The articles below are fictional examples; a highlight describes rhetoric, not whether a claim is true.

Opinion

A Nation at a Crossroads

For decades, our glorious nation has stood as a solitary beacon of liberty and unmatched economic power. Yet today, we are facing an unprecedented existential catastrophe: a relentless invasion of corrupt foreign policies designed to completely dismantle our middle class and turn our children into helpless corporate slaves. “Arstotzka First, always and forever!” is the only antidote to this madness. Everyone in our hometown knows that supporting these disastrous globalist trade agreements is a direct betrayal of our homeland, and anyone who claims otherwise is simply peddling manipulated statistics cooked up by dishonest bureaucrats. When you look at the total wreckage they have caused, it is obvious that these greedy elites are the sole cancer destroying our society. We must immediately reject every single international trade treaty right now, because a country that refuses to defend its borders and factories is signing its own death warrant.

Science

How Plants Turn Sunlight into Energy

Photosynthesis is the biological process by which green plants, algae, and some bacteria convert light energy into chemical energy. Using sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide, these organisms synthesize organic compounds, primarily glucose, which serve as a vital energy source for their growth and development. Simultaneously, oxygen is released as a byproduct into the atmosphere, playing a critical role in sustaining aerobic life on Earth.

Fiction

Stand with the Cat Kingdom

With the Rat Kingdom at our gates, every loyal cat must stand beneath the golden paw banner. Join the millions chanting, “One kingdom, one claw, one victory!” If we hesitate, rat soldiers will burn our homes and take our kittens. Doubters weaken the homeland; there is nothing more to discuss—trust the crown and march.