Analytical Exposition Text

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Across
  1. 2. Conjunctions or phrases that show cause-and-effect relationships, such as because or therefore
  2. 4. Strong and impactful words chosen to influence the reader's feelings or perspective
  3. 6. Transitional words used to sequence or link arguments together, such as furthermore or addition
  4. 7. The concluding section of the text that restates the writer's initial position or conclusion
  5. 10. The primary communicative purpose of an analytical exposition text to convince the reader
Down
  1. 1. Auxiliary verbs like must, should, or can that often appear within the arguments
  2. 3. The series of logical reasons and evidence provided to support the writer's point of view
  3. 5. The controversial or hot topic introduced at the very beginning of the text
  4. 8. The introductory paragraph of the text that introduces the topic and the writer's position
  5. 9. Verbs used as a link between the subject and complement, such as is, are, or seem