Across
- 2. a personal viewpoint.
- 4. identify similarities.
- 6. make something clear.
- 8. trustworthy and reliable.
- 10. a brief account of main points.
- 11. background needed to understand a topic.
- 12. stating your final decision.
- 13. provide justification for a point.
- 15. giving fair treatment to both/all sides.
- 17. the main point being argued.
- 21. present a case with evidence.
- 23. should NOT be used in your essay.
- 26. identify differences.
- 29. facts, data, statistics used to support a claim.
- 30. specific illustrations to support a point.
- 31. the most important part of your essay.
- 32. exact and specific.
Down
- 1. confirming evidence.
- 3. how it is globally, locally, and currently valuable
- 5. Social, Political, Economic, Environmental, etc.
- 7. information known to be true.
- 9. explain meaning.
- 14. logical explanation for a claim.
- 16. break something down to examine its parts.
- 18. leaning toward one side unfairly.
- 19. a structured line of reasoning.
- 20. judge merits and weaknesses.
- 22. the opposing argument.
- 24. soundness of reasoning.
- 25. giving both sides equally
- 27. judge value/quality of an idea. (GP command word)
- 28. giving the meaning of the main concepts