Across
- 1. (The sentence structure)
- 4. (Unserious; Amusing)
- 5. (The attitude of the author)
- 7. (The act of making someone believe something)
- 8. (A category of literature and music)
- 12. (The word pictures created by groups of words, vivid images)
- 14. (To inform or to tell)
- 17. (An attack on a person's character instead of the argument)
- 20. ( The general topic, content, and ideas contained within the text)
- 24. (An indirect reference)
- 26. (Dots that signify a pause or skip in a text)
- 28. (The appeal of ethics)
- 31. (A word the replaces or further explains another word used earlier in a sentence)
- 32. the question (Taking for granted something that really needs proving)
- 33. (A short amusing narrative)
- 34. (Angry or displeased especially because of small problems or annoyances )
- 36. ( Intended to explain)
Down
- 2. (The repetition of consonant sounds)
- 3. (A verbal, bitter attack)
- 6. (An intentional misrepresentation of a proposition)
- 9. (A description that refers to a specific characteristic of a person or thing)
- 10. (A brief vivid description or account)
- 11. ( The voice which tells the story)
- 13. ( A counter argument)
- 15. (The important and individual words the author uses)
- 16. (Applying human traits to nonhuman or inanimate objects)
- 18. (A literary device used to signify the opposite of what is being portrayed)
- 19. (A complicated or confused definition)
- 21. (Writing or images that seek to persuade through emotional appeal rather than logical proof)
- 22. (The appeal of emotion)
- 23. ( The mockery of someone or something)
- 25. ( The appeal of logic)
- 27. (A fallacy in which argument is based on misleading, superficial, or implausible comparisons)
- 29. (An argument based on a false belief)
- 30. (The time, place, or current situation of the piece)
- 35. (a serious tone, long words, professional and polite writing approach.)