Across
- 1. the beginning of the story where the setting and characters are introduced - pg. 48
- 3. the reason why the author is writing; Persuade, Inform, Entertain, Express - pg. 45
- 4. the turning point in the story - pg. 48
- 7. a person, place, thing, or idea - pg. 74
- 9. a type of noun that is general and should be lower case - pg. 74
- 13. a type of sentence that has two independent clauses joined by a comma and a FANBOYS - pg. 75
- 14. a word that replaces a noun; he, she, we, they, it, I - pg. 74
- 15. the lesson or overall message of the story - pg. 49
- 17. the beginning of the story where the conflict is introduced - pg. 48
- 20. a verb that helps the action or linking verb; shows tense or possibility - pg. 74
- 21. the conclusion of the story - pg. 48
- 23. the events in the story that had suspense and tension; leads to the climax - pg. 48
- 25. a conflict that happens within the character's mind (person vs. self) - pg. 47
- 26. clues in the text that help you figure out what a word means
- 27. when and where the story occurs - pg. 47
- 28. idea what the text is mostly about - pg. 44
Down
- 1. a conflict that happens outside the character - pg. 47
- 2. the conflict of the story is resolved or unraveled here - pg. 48
- 5. a word that joins words, phrases, and sentences together (FANBOYS) (AWUBIS) - pg. 75
- 6. give more explanation but continues to support the main idea - pg. 44
- 8. a type of sentence that is an independent clause; subject and a verb - pg. 75
- 10. a verb that shows an action; run, listen, swim, read - pg. 74
- 11. when the author gives hints in the story of what will happen later on - pg. 47
- 12. a verb that links the subject to a word that describes (adj) or identifies it (n) - pg. 74
- 16. a type of noun that is specific and needs to be capitalized - pg. 74
- 18. an educated guess based on what you know and what you have read in the text
- 19. a type of sentence that has a dependent and independent clause - pg. 76
- 22. a clause that cannot stand on its own because of the AWUBIS - pg. 76
- 24. how an author reveals what a character is like through actions, words, and reactions - pg. 49
