Across
- 2. an idea or feeling that a word creates, in addition to its literal meaning
- 3. a source that unfairly favors a person, topic, or idea.
- 5. information within a text that allows readers to understand the meaning of the word or phrase
- 7. the art of persuasive and effective communication
- 10. the literal meaning of a word
- 11. an account that is created a significant amount of time after the event
- 13. A writer or speaker’s feeling toward a subject, character, or audience communicated through the author’s choice of words and detail; can be formal, informal, serious, humorous, sarcastic, and/or objective based on the task and audience of the text.
- 16. a writer’s use of various techniques to create a unique voice in writings (often use POV and perspective to shape meaning)
- 17. uses emotions to persuade an audience
- 20. Information such as facts, definitions, or quotes that are used to support a central idea
Down
- 1. a report of an event or an experience by someone who was there at the time.
- 4. a statement made in response to an opposing claim, to argue against it.
- 6. strategies that a writer, author, or speaker use to persuade
- 8. used credibility to persuade an audience.
- 9. slight differences in the meaning of words.
- 12. a source that is trusted/ not biased
- 14. a literary technique that creates feelings of fear and anxiety
- 15. The emotional atmosphere of a story or text; creates feelings from the reader; writers create this through setting, imagery, tone, and diction.
- 18. uncertainty of an ending within a text.
- 19. uses facts, logic, and reasoning to persuade an audience.