Across
- 2. A conclusion based off of information and assumption
- 3. Details and descriptions involving touch,taste,sound,smell,or sight
- 6. A main argument given in an essay
- 8. The sequence in events in the story
- 10. A problem in the script
- 11. A message that the author puts in
- 15. An exaggeration usually for comedic affect
- 17. The qualities of an argument that assist in its persuasion
- 18. An idea or feeling a word projects
- 20. What takes place after the climax
- 21. The attitude/character being conveyed
- 23. A pathological form of persuasion using emotion
- 24. Hints at an event that is about to occur
- 26. A figurative meaning that is different from the literal phrase
- 27. The most intense part of the plot, usually where a conflict is resolved
- 28. The wrap up of the story
Down
- 1. Statements given providing an opinion
- 4. Compares using "Like" or "As"
- 5. An overused phrase, plot, etc
- 6. The background information with a scenario
- 7. A build up of curiosity and excitement and thrill
- 9. A logic appeal form of persuasion
- 12. The atmosphere created in the text given
- 13. A device that compares two things that do not seem alike
- 14. A play on words
- 16. A trust based form of persuasion
- 19. The definition of a word
- 22. Giving inanimate objects/animals human traits
- 25. A contrast of what is expected