Across
- 2. the main idea (of the paragraph)
- 5. specific examples in support of your argument
- 6. the internal structure of the piece
- 8. spelling, capitalization, punctuation, grammar
- 12. grabs the readers attention and makes them want to read more
- 13. Determine the meaning of - explains why
- 14. The opening paragraph that includes a hook, an introduction to the topic and the thesis
- 17. The main message
- 19. the paragraph that summarizes the main ideas of the essay, restates the thesis, and leaves the reader with a resonating message
- 20. state (something) again or differently, especially in order to correct or to make more clear or convincing.
Down
- 1. summarize your ideas
- 3. how the writing actually looks on the page
- 4. The rhythm and flow of the language
- 7. the personal tone and flavor of the author's message
- 9. clearly defines your argument, the points you are making, and the conclusion based on those points (the what and why)
- 10. the paragraphs within the essay that contain the evidence supporting you argument
- 11. the vocabulary a writer chooses to convey meaning
- 15. bridges the gap between two ideas of two paragraphs
- 16. give a brief statement of the main points
- 18. to evoke or suggest images, emotions, or memories