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3. To put information in chronological order
5. A way of explaining the reason
8. A problem between characters or forces
10. (Text Evidence)- Examples from the text that are used to illustrate ideas or support arguments.
13. Feelings associated with a word (positive, negative, or neutral).
15. In fictional writing: the narrator's position in relation to the story being told
19. Fact or statement
22. Provide characteristics and features; give a detailed picture of something.
24. Language appealing to the five senses
26. A comparison between two things, typically for the purpose of explanation or clarification
27. THe moral or lesson of a story
28. To communicate
29. Attached word part that changes the meaning
30. To write or say the words of an author

1. A conclusion reached on the basis of evidence and reasoning
2. The way an author feels about the subject he/she is writing about.
4. Trustworthy
6. Correct
7. The definition of a word
9. Unifying element which ties together all the other elements; the main focus of the text
11. The reason why something is done
12. Something that provides information
14. Provide the differences between two or more different items
16. To find the meaning of something
17. To examine something carefully
18. The main statement a writer uses to develop his/her readers to be for or against a point
20. Base or main word
21. Category of literature
23. Why events occur
25. To select or pick something based on the clues or information provided; to find