Across
- 3. An arguable statement that a writer presents to a reader to accept.
- 4. The main idea of a text;the central message may be directly stated or implied
- 5. comparison of two things to illustrate what they have in common
- 6. reference to a well-known mythological, literary,or historical person,place or thing
- 7. The language or meanings that surround a given word or phrase
- 8. The implied or felt meaning rather than the actual meaning of a word.Its consists of the suggestions,associations,and emotion
- 10. correct
- 13. An author's main reason for writing.A writer's purpose may be entertain,to inform,to persuade,to teach a moral lesson,or to reflect on an experience.
- 14. text structure in which the author presents one or more causes and then describes the resulting effects
- 15. the other side of the argument
- 16. text structure in which the author uses numerical or chronological order to present items or events.
Down
- 1. text structure in which the author compares and contrasts two or more similar event, topics or objects.
- 2. a writer's targeted reader or readers
- 3. How a character in a story is physical features,personality traits,thoughts,beliefs and feelings.
- 8. To specifically quote information
- 9. to break down into parts and examine them;determine meanings from those parts
- 11. the repetition of the first consonant sounds in a series of words in a sentence
- 12. a logical way of presenting a belief,conclusion or stance.Effective arguments are supported by reasoning and evidence
- 14. A struggle , disagreement or clash between opposing characters,forces or emotions
