Across
- 1. should be introduced and cited in MLA format
- 3. the art and practice of persuasion
- 4. takes a position
- 6. Macbeth's friend an the one he fears the most
- 8. words like "many", "some", "maybe"
- 10. said that you should make use of "all the available means" of persuading an audience
- 11. the reason/motivation for writing
- 14. the institution that offers this class
- 16. method of argumentation that aims to persuade by respectfully considering other positions
- 17. each body paragraph should end with one
- 19. firsthand account of person, place, or thing
- 21. play by William Shakespeare
- 23. attention grabbing, provocative statement
Down
- 2. a story
- 4. breaking something down to understand more deeply
- 5. your instructor
- 7. what prompts you to take a closer look
- 9. where and when a story takes place
- 12. contains information that is factual in some way
- 13. usually starts with phrases such as "this shows" or "this reveals"
- 15. the main claim or position in your essay
- 18. told us the dangers of a single story
- 20. emotional appeal (appeal to the heart)
- 22. "Everyone's an Author"