Across
- 2. bringing your story to an end
- 4. to read fast to get the main idea of the material
- 8. a moment in a story when someone or something is in the way of the way the main character wants
- 9. a basic word to where a word is added
- 10. words that have the same meaning
- 11. texts or other places we gather information
- 13. the main message that the writer or author wants you to know
- 14. groups of sentences beginning with an indent sharing a common idea
- 16. division of a poem consisting of two or more lines arranged together as a unit
- 17. important parts of the text that support the main idea
- 18. word part added to the end of a base word
- 20. using specific parts of the text with quotations, page and or paragraph number
- 21. a piece of writing that tells a story
- 24. how the conflict is fixed
- 25. to add details to writing, speaking, etc
- 27. what the text is mainly about
- 28. to explain or describe something with details
- 30. a grammatical element that is added to the end or beginning of a base word
- 31. to make someone agree, understand or see the truth of something
- 33. to decide something without question
- 34. words that gave opposite meaning
- 35. when something is studied closely to help the reader understand
Down
- 1. using the five senses to add detail and meaning to the story
- 3. to provide evidence or details from the text that backs up your answer
- 5. a nonfiction text with purpose to give accurate information
- 6. the difference between two things.
- 7. to tell the most important text using your own word
- 12. to make corrections in order to improve your writing
- 15. to make a well informed guess
- 19. a persons view or judgement on how someone thinks
- 22. details from the text that supports your response
- 23. a conversation between two or more people in a text
- 26. word part added to the beginning of a base word
- 29. to read fast to find key facts
- 32. similarities between two things