Across
- 3. to steal and pass off or use without crediting the source
- 4. an argumentative piece of writing that breaks down a work to explain how its specific parts create a deeper meaning
- 6. the exact language taken from source material
- 7. a piece of writing that tells a story, usually about a personal experience, while sharing a clear central lesson or insight
- 9. the ending section of an essay that brings the narrative or argument to a clear and satisfying close
- 12. the set of rules or customs that control accepted behavior
Down
- 1. the middle sections of a literary analysis essay that develop and prove your main argument using specific evidence from a text
- 2. Your own rendition of essential information and ideas expressed by someone else, presented in a new form
- 5. the opening section of an essay that provides necessary context, and presents a clear thesis statement.
- 8. a style of composition that presents or explains a topic using facts
- 10. style of writing:non-fiction text designed to convince, motivate, or sway readers to adopt a specific point of view or take a particular action
- 11. is a brief statement of the main ideas from a text, is written in your own words