Unit 1 Building A Democracy

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Across
  1. 5. the main point or message that a text communicates
  2. 6. too great or difficult to overcome
  3. 8. a comparison between two unlike things without using “like” or “as”
  4. 9. a difference between two things that highlights how they oppose each other
  5. 19. a chronological account of a person’s life
  6. 20. when an author shows opposing ideas or situations to highlight differences
  7. 22. a likeness or feature shared between two things
  8. 23. imagery language that appeals to the sense of sight
  9. 24. the deeper message or insight about life expressed in a text
  10. 25. the use of the same grammatical pattern to show equal importance
  11. 26. facts, details, or quotes from a text that support a claim or idea
  12. 27. a text structure showing how one event leads to another
  13. 29. descriptive language that appeals to the five senses
  14. 31. a word or phrase used in a way that is generally accepted without dispute
  15. 33. a noticeable change in the author’s attitude or perspective in a text
  16. 34. the way an author reveals and builds a central idea throughout a text
Down
  1. 1. the rule that a verb must match its subject in number (singular or plural)
  2. 2. a text structure that describes things as they appear in space or location
  3. 3. a conclusion made by combining text evidence with one’s own reasoning
  4. 4. the way an author arranges ideas or events in a text
  5. 7. essential or necessary for life
  6. 10. deep sympathy and a desire to help others who are suffering
  7. 11. the use of a hyphen to join words that function as a single idea before a noun
  8. 12. feeling disappointed because something is not as good as expected
  9. 13. the use of objects or images to represent deeper ideas or themes
  10. 14. a text structure that arranges events in time order
  11. 15. two or more clauses with similar grammatical structure used together
  12. 16. to take power or position by force without legal right
  13. 17. the power or right to act, speak, or think without undue restraint
  14. 18. words or phrases that go beyond their literal meaning for effect
  15. 21. the repetition of the same initial consonant sound in nearby words
  16. 28. the deliberate reuse of words or phrases for emphasis or effect
  17. 30. a verb form ending in “-ing” used as a noun
  18. 32. the author’s attitude or feeling toward the subject or audience