Across
- 2. coming up with something to say when we write
- 3. ordering of materials gathered in the invention state
- 5. a statement of the main points in an essay or speech
- 8. affirmative negative interesting
- 11. a question converted to a whether statement, generates questions for both affirmative and negative sides
- 12. conclusion including thesis and three main proofs
- 15. the first part of an essay, written after the body and conclusion are completed
- 17. the response to an opposing argument
- 18. strongly opposing concepts are expressed in parallel form
- 19. opening of an essay or speech, attention grabber
- 20. the statement of the proposition defended by the essay, a restatement of the issue on affirmative or negative side
- 22. the ending, written after body, but before introduction
- 23. main arguments or reasons
Down
- 1. of degree, when one is, has, or does more or less than the other
- 3. in the conclusion where writer states to whom and why the issue matters to that person/group
- 4. comparison of two different things, uses like/as
- 6. comparison of two different kinds of things, not including like/as
- 7. actions and events occurring at the same time
- 9. a precise statement of the agreement and disagreement between the writer and an opponent
- 10. similarity in structure of words/phrases/clauses
- 13. the subject is performing the action
- 14. how two terms are similar by noting what both have, are, do
- 16. identifies or sets limits within which a word has meaning
- 21. supports for a proof