Across
- 6. "His words leaped from his mouth and into my ears."
- 9. Any word, phrase, or clause that qualifies or describes
- 10. a contradiction between what is said and what is meant or between action and result
- 11. vivid use of language
- 12. reasoning from general to specific
- 13. combining or bringing two or more elements together
- 16. a belief or statement taken without proof
- 17. An argument that is self-evident and needs no proof.
- 22. "Windsor Palace could not be reached for comment."
- 24. explanatory or critical notes added to a text
- 25. obedient or attentive to an excessive or servile degree
- 26. standardize -> standardization
- 28. a statement that seems contradictory, but it is actually true
- 30. secretive
- 31. information of a biased or misleading nature used to promote or publicize a particular political position or POV
- 33. "I love OVHS; the home of the Lynx."
- 34. words events, or circumstances that help develop meaning
Down
- 1. a dictionary definition of a word
- 2. a type of deductive reasoning that contains a major and minor premise
- 3. A sentence that commands or requests
- 4. "There is no FREEDOM in SUBJUGATION!"
- 5. sedate, respectable, unadventurous
- 7. bad tempered, unfriendly
- 8. a chain of claims and reasons that build upon one another
- 14. Giving a lie an honest appearance
- 15. An argument made personally against an opponent
- 18. "Her eyes were an endless ocean."
- 19. "One in the hand is worth two in the bush."
- 20. "I hit the ground as it hit my ears."
- 21. breaking off suddenly when speaking to portray being overcome by emotion
- 23. A sentence that has an independent clause
- 27. an extended comparison between two things
- 29. strong, keen, sharp
- 32. feeling no interest, enthusiasm or concern