8th Grade ELA Vocabulary Review
Across
- 2. The spoken words between characters
- 3. The opposite viewpoint or argument to the main claim
- 5. The reason the author wrote the text
- 6. A conclusion made using textual evidence and background information
- 7. Words or phrases from the text that support your answer or idea
- 9. The ways in which two or more things are different
- 14. Sequence in which events are arranged in the order they happened
- 15. Idea What the passage is mostly about
- 16. A short retelling of the most important parts of a story or passage
- 18. Facts or details used to support a claim or argument
- 20. The feeling the reader is supposed to get from the text
- 22. A comparison using "like" or "as"
- 23. The ways in which two or more things are alike
- 24. To break something down into parts to understand it better
Down
- 1. The perspective from which a story is told
- 3. How an author shows what a character is like
- 4. The author’s attitude toward the topic or audience
- 8. The repetition of beginning sounds in words
- 10. A message the author wants the reader to take from a story
- 11. Hints or clues about what will happen later in the story
- 12. The main argument or position in a piece of writing
- 13. Words and/or phrases that go beyond literal meaning
- 17. A direct comparison saying one thing is another
- 19. The main problem or struggle in a story
- 21. Giving human qualities to non-human things