Quarter 4 Final Exam Crossword

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Across
  1. 2. A persuasive appeal based on emotions and feelings.
  2. 3. Presenting only two options when more exist.
  3. 7. The first sentence or paragraph meant to grab attention.
  4. 8. A position that opposes the main claim.
  5. 9. Shows possession, as in "____ dog is outside."
  6. 10. A genre of writing that uses evidence and reasoning to persuade an audience.
  7. 14. Trying to evoke compassion to win an argument.
  8. 16. A persuasive appeal based on logic and reason.
  9. 19. Using threats or fear to persuade.
  10. 20. Commonly miswritten as one word; always two words.
  11. 22. Refers to time or sequence.
  12. 23. Object form used in questions like "____ did you ask?"
  13. 24. A persuasive appeal based on credibility or character.
  14. 26. A brief reference in an essay to indicate a source.
  15. 27. The trustworthiness and reliability of a source.
  16. 29. Assuming one event caused another because it happened earlier.
  17. 30. Arguing something is true because many people believe it.
  18. 33. MLA style guide for academic writing.
Down
  1. 1. Indicates a place or introduces a clause.
  2. 4. Possessive form of "it."
  3. 5. Persuading by provoking anger instead of using logic.
  4. 6. The art of effective or persuasive speaking or writing.
  5. 9. Used to make comparisons.
  6. 11. Introducing an irrelevant topic to divert attention.
  7. 12. Claiming a small action will lead to extreme consequences.
  8. 13. A list of all sources cited in MLA format.
  9. 14. Attacking the person instead of the argument.
  10. 15. Misrepresenting an argument to make it easier to attack.
  11. 17. Disproving or countering a counterclaim with evidence.
  12. 18. Drawing a conclusion based on insufficient evidence.
  13. 21. A flaw in reasoning that weakens an argument.
  14. 25. A tendency to favor one side without full consideration.
  15. 26. Contraction for "it is."
  16. 28. Contraction for "they are."
  17. 31. A clear statement describing the writer's position on an issue.
  18. 32. Subject form used in questions like "____ wants ice cream?"