Across
- 3. Adjectives comparing the degree of something, such as most, more and very
- 7. Informal language used in everyday talk
- 8. A comparison to demonstrate a point, normally when explaining or clarifying
- 10. Statements produced by an expert in the field
- 11. Words or phrases repeated to draw emphasis Rhetorical Questions used to provoke thought, not to get answers
- 12. Facts and data used to back up a point from a logical point of view
Down
- 1. An exaggerated statement that is not literal but rather to demonstrate the extent of something
- 2. Language that is proper and to high standards
- 4. A joke making use of the different meanings a word may have
- 5. Pronouns used to involve the audience such as we and us
- 6. Special terms relating to a specific field such as medical terms for a doctor
- 9. A short interesting real-life story