Across
- 2. the last paragraph of an essay where essay information is summarized
- 5. information based on personal thoughts and feelings
- 6. when characters are talking; uses “”
- 15. paragraphs in an essay including evidence to explain/prove the thesis statement
- 16. the sentence that states the main topic of an essay
- 17. when two opposites are placed near each other in a text
- 18. increases the tension in a story; keeps a reader reading
Down
- 1. language that is not meant to be taken literally
- 3. a comparison not using “like or “as”
- 4. a hint about the future
- 7. the first paragraph of an essay; includes the thesis statement
- 8. includes: . , ? ! : ; “” ()
- 9. details to prove your claim
- 10. a comparison using “like” or “as”
- 11. when a character remembers something and goes back in time
- 12. information that can be proven
- 13. statement of what you will prove in your writing
- 14. writing that appeals to any of the five senses