Mr. Cavazos 7th ELA

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Across
  1. 2. author's purpose is to convince or suggest
  2. 7. comparing with like/as
  3. 10. something unexpected happens contrary to what was expected
  4. 12. author's purpose is to show feelings or opinions
  5. 14. The evidence to support the Topic Sentences/Thesis/Claim
  6. 17. Capitalization, Usage, Punctuation, Spelling
  7. 21. TS: when something happens, then the results (/ is included)
  8. 24. the explanations provided to justify your answer
  9. 26. how the author sounds
  10. 28. author's purpose is to teach or explain
  11. 29. a saying that has an implied/cultural meaning (raining cats and dogs)
  12. 32. how the author feels
  13. 33. the strategy used before reading to understand the questions
  14. 34. author's purpose is to amuse or excite
  15. 35. ADD, REMOVE, MOVE, SUBSTITUTE
  16. 37. an individual part of a poem
  17. 38. another word for story
  18. 40. the central idea of a text (excluding arguments)
  19. 41. a short text that has deeper meaning, usually used to express
  20. 42. a text that presents two sides of an argument/issue
  21. 43. how the reader feels
  22. 44. a text that is make-believe
  23. 45. the strategy for unknown words
  24. 46. the author's well chosen words for their own purpose
  25. 47. another word for rhythm
  26. 48. a text that teaches or shows something
  27. 49. the paragraph of a poem
  28. 51. the events of a story in order
  29. 52. using BME to come up with a short version of the story
  30. 53. the opposing argument presented in a text
Down
  1. 1. a text that presents ONE side and why it is correct
  2. 3. the way the author organizes a text
  3. 4. TS: also known as chronological structure
  4. 5. the lesson, message, or moral of a story
  5. 6. exaggeration
  6. 8. when language is used to have a deeper meaning
  7. 9. TS: when ONE topic is described in detail, and NO OTHER
  8. 11. the main problem of the story
  9. 13. where and when a story takes place
  10. 15. the speech of characters
  11. 16. the strategy used to simplify the text into smaller manageable pieces
  12. 17. analyzing what the character does, says, thinks, or feels
  13. 18. to figure out, to spot, to find
  14. 19. TS: when finding similarities and differences (/ is included)
  15. 20. the central argument of a text
  16. 22. the reason the author wrote a selection
  17. 23. the restatement of the thesis/claim, to wrap up an essay
  18. 25. Past, Present, Future
  19. 27. the impact or effect of something
  20. 30. a story that has stage directions and dialogue
  21. 31. to show importance
  22. 32. The first sentence of ANY body paragraph (AKA the Main Idea of a body paragraph)
  23. 36. the directions given to actors in dramas
  24. 38. a text that is real
  25. 39. similar end sounds
  26. 41. TS: when a problem is present then a solution to that problem (/ is included)
  27. 50. comparing without like/as