Pizza Persuader

In this worksheet, students use elimination to persuade their parents to choose pizza by dismissing other dinner options. They are prompted to construct an argument that narrows down choices until pizza becomes the most desirable option. The concept teaches students to control the narrative by strategically removing alternatives. This persuasive tactic helps students understand the impact of limited choices on decision-making.

Exercises focused on elimination develop decision-making and narrative control skills by showing how narrowing choices can be persuasive. They foster strategic thinking as students learn to create focused arguments by reducing options. This worksheet also improves writing clarity, encouraging students to be concise and purposeful. Understanding elimination as a technique prepares students to shape arguments in structured, intentional ways.