Across
- 2. to figure out information that is communicated, but in a direct or straightforward manner. to "read between the lines"
- 4. the use of examples and evidence or details to back up a conclusion or argument
- 6. being able to remember something
- 9. Briefly tell the main parts of a story, event, etc
- 13. Break something down so we understand it better. Figure out why? make sense of something by studying the relations of the parts.
- 16. express an idea skillfully, coherently, and smoothly. able to effectively convert ones thoughts and emotions into words
- 17. make an educated guess about what might happen
- 20. restate a quote, passage, etc in different words, often to make it easier to understand
- 21. combine complex ideas into a whole
Down
- 1. to look at what is alike and what is different
- 3. to come up with a new idea of a new way of looking at things. to create a plan
- 5. Tell about an idea,event, character, etc to try to picture a mental picture
- 7. decide on the quality, value, or significance of something. make a judgement
- 8. Make an idea more clear using your own words
- 10. being able to understand something
- 11. this is a specific kind of comparing that means to examine differences
- 12. Combine complex ideas into a whole
- 14. being able to use something
- 15. to suggest or hint. to communicate something without directly saying it
- 18. determine the meaning of something
- 19. identify the points in a sequence, path, history, etc.
