Stepping up to STAAR Crossword

Reading with a pencil
Compares two seemingly different things using like or as
Does what a simile does but doesn't say like or as
Suggests what is coming later in the story
An alphabetic way to analyze the patterns in a poem's rhyme
Checking for grammar and spelling mistakes in an essay
The part of an essay that grabs the reader's attention
Words or phrases that act like waiters and connect two parts of an essay
Rearranging, connecting, and adjusting the order of information in an essay
A group of words that have a subject and a verb
a group of words
A clause that can stand on its own as a complete sentence if it wants to
A clause that doesn't sound complete without another clause attached to it
Another name for a dependent clause
The subject + what you want to say about it
A description of the narrator's voice
A description of the setting and how it's description makes you feel
Argumentation built on gaining the audience's respect
Argumentation targetting the audience's emotion
Argumentation with facts, statistics and logic
"The dish ran away with the spoon"
A paragraph in a poem
Two likes in a poem that rhyme
Uses the pronouns I, we, my, mine, and us
Pronoun for 2nd person
When third person pronouns are used but the author reveals only one character's thoughts
When third person pronouns are used and the author tells us about more than one character's thoughts
FANBOY words are preceded by this
Another name for FANBOYS