Across
- 3. the feeling created by the reader of a text
- 4. intentional overstatement or exaggeration
- 6. nonfiction type in which a writer tells of someone else's life
- 11. the viewpoint or opinion an author expresses about the subject
- 12. to explain the differences between two or more things
- 13. a source type that contains information that other people gathered
- 14. nonfiction type that is written to be read aloud
- 15. essay type that tells the story of an actual event or life experience
- 16. nonfiction type that examines and discusses a focused topic
Down
- 1. the author's attitude toward the subject and readers
- 2. the particular way in which an author uses language
- 5. repeating a grammatical structure to create rhythm and momentum
- 7. nonfiction type in which the writer tells of their own life
- 8. drawing a comparison that shows a similarity between two unlike things
- 9. nonfiction type that provides information about a topic, person, or event
- 10. essay type that tries to convince a reader to think or act in one way
- 13. the arrangement of words in a sentence