Crack the clarity code!

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Across
  1. 5. "The deputy was shot by me" is an example of this voice.
  2. 6. Information your audience will find most important should be at the ___ of the page.
  3. 9. Communication your audience can understand the first time they read or hear it.
  4. 12. Writing in this voice makes your documents clearer and more direct.
  5. 13. Shortened words you're allowed to use in your writing, in which an apostrophe marks omitted letters.
  6. 14. The first thing your reader should see indicating the content they'll find below it.
  7. 15. A word or phrase that links ideas smoothly within and between paragraphs.
Down
  1. 1. The empty space around text that makes material easier to read.
  2. 2. A type of language you should avoid for clarity, like "heretofore."
  3. 3. A format that helps you list items clearly and effectively
  4. 4. Writing that's comprehensive, but brief.
  5. 7. Words like "you," that help you speak directly to your reader.
  6. 8. The hidden verb in the sentence, "Complete an application."
  7. 10. Get to know them before you start to write.
  8. 11. Short, simple word often preferred over "utilize."