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Across
  1. 2. to add to; make something better
  2. 5. to talk or express ideas about something
  3. 10. for example
  4. 14. a short portion of a longer text
  5. 18. a report or description of an event or experience
  6. 19. to make something enjoyable, funny, or entertaining
  7. 20. to bring attention to something
  8. 22. original ideas, relating to or involving the imagination
  9. 23. to pay special attention to
  10. 24. the way of thinking about something
  11. 26. to show or describe
  12. 30. to make something seem important
  13. 32. when something is good for a certain purpose
  14. 34. to emphasize; to give special importance to something
  15. 35. to point out the differences between two or more things
  16. 37. being open-minded
  17. 38. something that is said more than once, usually in a different way
  18. 40. to go against something by stating the opposite
  19. 42. to say something indirectly
  20. 43. a feeling or an attitude toward a situation or event; an opinion
  21. 44. to show
  22. 45. to describe in great detail or provide examples or pictures
  23. 46. to tell someone about a situation or experience
  24. 47. to examine, study, or gather information about something
Down
  1. 1. category of literature that has a specific style
  2. 3. that is
  3. 4. communication or direct contact with someone or something
  4. 6. effect
  5. 7. to draw a conclusion, a logical guess
  6. 8. to give or tell
  7. 9. specific information included in a description
  8. 10. to give special attention to something
  9. 11. to describe in a particular way
  10. 12. to point out or show
  11. 13. the effect something creates; its purpose
  12. 15. the details surrounding an event, or character that helps the audience understand better
  13. 16. the why the author wrote the text
  14. 17. the way something turns out or concludes
  15. 21. to suggest; to say something indirectly
  16. 25. when you assume something; accept it as true without proof
  17. 26. a difficult situation or problem
  18. 27. to make something easier to understand
  19. 28. goes with or adds to something else
  20. 29. the event of circumstances that prompted the author to write the text
  21. 31. to add to something, to make it better
  22. 33. an idea
  23. 36. relating to a specific subject, skill, art, or craft
  24. 39. a perspective, usually based on someone's beliefs
  25. 41. a way of thinking about something
  26. 42. doubt; to be unsure about the truth