Across
- 4. Essay structure that goes trait-by-trait
- 5. The word for appealing to logic in a speech
- 6. The hall built by Hrothgar, a symbol of civilization
- 7. A burial mound that symbolizes legacy
- 9. This character fights alongside Beowulf against the dragon
- 12. A sweet drink made from honey, popular in Beowulf's time
- 15. Start your speech with this to grab attention
- 16. The author's names are listed in this order for Works Cited entries
- 17. In MLA, these go around article titles
- 18. Beowulf’s home country
- 19. Citation style taught in this course
Down
- 1. A humorous or lighthearted speech style
- 2. The handle of a sword
- 3. A storytelling technique that uses a sequence of time
- 4. These appear in MLA to cite a source using author's last name and page number
- 8. A way to end a speech by referring back to the beginning
- 9. The word for fate in Anglo-Saxon culture
- 10. A personal story you might tell
- 11. The sea creature Beowulf fights in her underwater lair
- 13. The central idea of an essay, usually one sentence
- 14. Paragraph structure that discusses all of Subject A, then all of B