Across
- 1. Means of persuading the reader through logic and reasoning
- 6. The reason for the author to communicate their message
- 8. This includes author, audience, medium, purpose, context,and content; two words
- 10. The art of persuasion
- 12. The authority or credibility of the author
- 13. The assumptions, beliefs, norms, and values which the author shares with the audience
- 14. The appeals to the reader's feelings
- 15. The way in which the message is delivered, like images, or text, or sounds
Down
- 2. Statements that back up the claim
- 3. The right time to speak or write about a particular topic
- 4. A genre of writing or speaking that decribes a text, analyzes how its author uses rhetorical appeals, and evaluates the text's effectiveness; two words
- 5. The main idea or opinion that the author must prove
- 7. The people at whom the message is directed
- 9. The point in an argument where the author and the audience agree on the issue but disagree on what to do about it
- 11. The person or group of people who created the text