Across
- 1. — The words that a person knows and uses.
- 3. — Expressing ideas clearly through oral communication.
- 4. — An area that develops listening, speaking, reading, writing, viewing, and representing.
- 6. — Carefully analyzing and evaluating ideas.
- 7. — The series of events that happen in a story.
- 9. — Understanding written words and texts.
- 10. — The problem or struggle faced by characters.
- 12. — The time and place where a story happens.
- 14. — A person who encourages learners to participate and improve.
- 16. — The ability to understand what is read or heard.
- 17. — The ability to read and write effectively.
- 20. — The main message or lesson of a story.
Down
- 2. — Creating visual or multimedia outputs to communicate ideas.
- 5. — A role of the teacher who guides students in learning.
- 8. — Expressing thoughts and ideas in written form.
- 11. — Understanding and interpreting spoken messages.
- 13. — Sharing ideas, thoughts, or information with others.
- 15. — Interpreting pictures, videos, and other visual texts.
- 16. — A person, animal, or figure who takes part in a story.
- 18. — Intense and most exciting part of the story
- 19. — An activity that can help develop listening skills.
