Recognizing Persuasive Devices RI.10.5 & RI.10.6 Crossword

A claim is often backed with reasoned, logical evidence.
The author writes from a specific point of view with a specific purpose in mind.
This refers to the type of writing or speech that is intentionally persuasive.
Techniques used by authors to achieve particular effects, especially to persuade or influence.
The vantage point , or perspective, from which a story is told.
An author's goal or aim. Author's usually write to inform or explain, to portray a place, person, object, or event, to convince people to to accept a position and respond in some way, or to tell a story.
A text that is divided into structural segments (i.e. paragraphs, sentences, or sections).
Positions that author's take in regards to a given topic.
What author's use specifically throughout a text to organize ideas and claims.
Sentences, paragraphs, sections, etc., develop and refine the larger text structure and the overall aim of the text.
An author's choice of words.
Structure of words in a sentence.