Across
- 2. Use clues from the text to figure out what is not directly stated.
- 5. Explain how two things are similar.
- 8. Group ideas or information based on shared traits.
- 9. Expand on an idea with details, explanations, and examples.
- 11. Retell the main points in a shorter version.
- 13. Clarify your thinking by providing details and reasons.
- 15. Use evidence to make a decision or draw a conclusion.
- 16. Use details to create a clear picture in the reader’s mind.
- 17. Identify the differences between multiple ideas or points of view.
- 18. Show how two things are different.
- 19. Judge the strengths and weaknesses of an argument or idea.
Down
- 1. Make an educated guess about what will happen next.
- 3. Create a response using evidence from the text.
- 4. Break down the text to understand how its parts work together.
- 6. Give a possible idea or solution based on the text.
- 7. Notice important elements like themes, tone, or the author’s purpose.
- 8. Show that you understand the passage by explaining its meaning.
- 10. Back up your response with textual evidence.
- 12. Provide examples to prove your understanding.
- 14. Find and point out key information in the text.