Summer Bridge

2. The exact, stated meaning of words or details.
3. The moment when a major change or decision shifts the direction of the plot.
5. Events that build tension and lead toward the climax.
9. A conclusion supported by clues rather than directly stated.
11. An explanation of how evidence supports a claim.
13. The final outcome in which the central conflict is settled.
15. Formal, precise writing that uses complete thoughts and subject-specific vocabulary.

1. Events after the climax that move toward the ending.
4. Facts, details, quotations, or examples that support a claim.
6. The author's attitude toward the subject, characters, or audience.
7. A position or statement that a writer wants to prove.
8. Applying to many people, situations, or experiences rather than just one specific case.
10. The beginning of a story that introduces characters, setting, and conflict.
12. The central message or lesson of a text.
14. Clear, direct sentences used to communicate one main idea.