Nonfiction Terms Crossword

a central idea about a topic
questions that have obvious answer and are only asked for effect
statements that can be proven true
a nonfiction text that the speaker delivers orally
to inform, to persuade, and to entertain are examples of this
a speech presented without much preparation
an essay that tells the story of actual experiences
language not meant to be taken literally
the reuse of a key word
numbers used to compare things
the author's attitude toward a subject
an informal speech presented in a conversational style
an essay that tries to influence an audience's attitudes or actions
the perspective of the author
the judgments of people with special knowledge of a subject
specific cases of people, situations, etc.
an essay that explores the meaning of an experience or offers the author's thoughts and feelings
the use of similar grammatical structures
language that is specific to a discipline
the expression of the same idea but in different words
details that tell what what something looks like, tastes like, sounds like, etc.