Across
- 2. The argument or opposite viewpoint on a topic.
- 4. Devices Techniques uses by writers to create a certain sound effect with their words.
- 7. the speed at which a story is told.
- 10. trying to convince someone to believe something or do something.
- 13. to carefully select, organize, and present a collection of things.
- 14. Credibility whether you can trust that the author knows what they're talking about and is telling the truth.
- 15. the exact, dictionary definition of a word.
- 16. A category or type of literature.
- 18. cited page a list of all the sources you used in your writing.
- 20. To look at two or more things and see how they are similar.
- 25. Special words or expressions used by a particular group that can be hard for others to understand.
- 26. directly related to or connected with the topic you're discussing.
- 31. the main problem or struggle that the characters in a story have to face.
- 32. how well the parts of your writing fit together and flow smoothly.
- 34. information detailed information about a source that you need to create a citation
- 36. The background information or situation that helps you understand something.
- 37. to look at two or more things and see how they are different.
- 38. When a writier uses words to create a picture in your mind my appealing to your five senses ( sight, sound, smell, taste, and touch.)
- 39. changing or adjusting something to fit a new situation or format.
- 40. the big idea or message about life that the author wants you to understand from the story.
- 41. The feeling that the reader gets from a story.
- 42. Language Words or phrases that are used in a creative way to make a point, not in their literal sense, everyday sense.
- 44. information you cannot trust to be accurate or true.
- 45. text a text that uses more than one wa to tella story or give information using words, pictures, and sounds together.
- 46. information, facts, or examples that support or prove a claim.
- 48. A groups of lines in a poem, similar to a paragraph in a story.
Down
- 1. trustworthy, reliable, and believable.
- 2. a statement that someone believes to be true.
- 3. Style A serious and professional way of writing or speaking, often used for essays, reports, or presentations.
- 5. Perspective the author's point of view, beliefs, and way of looking at a topic.
- 6. done on purpose or deliberately.
- 8. how an author shows you what a character is like.
- 9. using someone else's words, ideas, or work without giving them credit.
- 10. restating someone else's ideas or information in your own words.
- 11. the sequence of events in a story.
- 12. the people who will read or listen to your writing or speech.
- 17. where you wrap up your ideas and remind your reader of your main point.
- 19. the rules for how words are arranged in sentences.
- 21. The feeling or idea a word gives you, beyond the dictionary definition.
- 22. citation a short reference placed in parentheses within your writing that tells readers where specific information came from.
- 23. where and when a story takes place.
- 24. the words that characters speak to each other in a story.
- 27. of view who is telling the story and how much information the reader has access to about the characters and events.
- 28. texts written materials that exist in electronic or online form rather than on paper.
- 29. The author’s attitude toward the subject they are writing about.
- 30. Scheme The patter of rhymes at the end of the lines of a poem.
- 33. The unique way a character or narrator sees things in a story, based on their own experiences and feelings.
- 35. Style A casual and relaxed way of writing or speaking. (How you would talk to your friends.)
- 37. / Citation mention or reference where information comes from.
- 43. words or phrases that connect ideas and show how they relate to each other.
- 47. to judge the level or value of.