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Across
  1. 2. Technical Meaning: Understanding specialized vocabulary within context.
  2. 3. Abundant in supply or quantity.
  3. 4. a universal statement about life
  4. 8. Evidence that is closely connected and enough to support a claim.
  5. 10. How a text is organized (e.g., chronological, cause/effect).
  6. 14. The audience’s emotions reading a text
  7. 15. To decide or settle through investigation.
  8. 16. Identify similarities and differences between texts or ideas.
  9. 18. The author’s opinion of the topic they’re writing about
  10. 20. Extremely complex and difficult to follow.
  11. 22. Unnecessary, especially through being more than enough.
  12. 23. Dealing with things sensibly and realistically.
  13. 25. Judge the quality, value, or strength of an argument.
  14. 27. To prove a statement or theory to be wrong.
  15. 28. Structure: Know how to identify a claim and evaluate the supporting evidence.
Down
  1. 1. Based on a hypothesis; supposed.
  2. 5. Combine information from multiple sources to create a new understanding.
  3. 6. Intended to placate or pacify.
  4. 7. Idea: The main idea of a nonfiction text
  5. 9. A position or assertion that is backed by evidence.
  6. 11. Draw a conclusion based on evidence and reasoning, not directly stated.
  7. 12. Quote or paraphrase a source to support a claim.
  8. 13. A change in tone, style, or perspective in a passage.
  9. 17. Open to more than one interpretation.
  10. 19. Lasting for a very short time.
  11. 21. Essentially different in kind.
  12. 24. Break down a text into parts to understand how it works.
  13. 26. Clues: Use surrounding text to define unfamiliar words.