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2. The reason for an action feeling or response
3. A literary technique in which the author gives hints about an event before it happens.
4. A selection that is made up rather than factually true examples of fiction are novels and short stories
7. using examples to show how things are different
8. Categories of literary and informational works
12. The attitude the writer takes toward an audience a subject or a character's tone is convincing through the writer's choice of words and details examples of tone are happy sad angry gentle.
13. text with the purpose of telling about details facts and info that is true informational text is found in textbooks encyclopedias biographies and newspaper articles
15. language using words in a different way (not literally) so the reader can picture it in their minds (simile, metaphor, personification, alliteration, onomatopoeia, hyperbole, idiom)

1. A conclusion made using info from a story
5. using examples to show how two things are different
6. The reason an author writes such as to entertain inform or persuade
9. a result of a cause
10. The way the writer reveals the personality of a character through the character's actions feelings and physical attributes
11. An interruption in the present action of a story to flash backward and tell what happened at an earlier time and usually give background info an example of a flashback may be an adult flashing back to his childhood
14. An important idea or conclusion drawn from reasoning rather than directly stated in the text