Across 2. appeal to logic; convincing someone using reason 5. an appeal to emotions; convincing someone using an emotional response 6. erupt; flare up or arise; lift with great effort 8. mental strain or excitement 10. a peculiarity; an unusual example 12. when a writer says the opposite of what is meant 13. a statement or action expressing disapproval or objection to something 16. a conclusion that does not follow logically from the proof offered in support of it 21. oppressive rule by an absolute power 22. additional, accompanying 24. when a character or reader expects one thing to happen but something else actually happens 26. honorable; moral 29. remarkably great; huge 30. basic principle or aspect 31. give comfort or relief to 32. facts, reasons, incidents, examples, statistics, reports and expert testimony that support a claim 34. growing wildly without restraint or limit 35. rules of conduct or set of principles 36. have meaning or importance

Down 1. extreme; desirous of change in established institutions or practices 3. any material that serves to prove a claim 4. a contrast between expectations and reality 7. an appeal to ethics; convincing someone of the credibility of the persuader 9. argument, public disagreement 11. an unexpected, unexplained vision; a ghostly image of a person 14. logical assumptions made based on details in the text and personal experiences 15. lacking compassion or mercy; cruel and barbaric 17. when the audience knows something that a character does not know 18. an argument made to oppose another argument 19. when the writer says less than is expected or appropriate 20. the writer's position on an issue or problem 23. incentive or stimulus 25. persuade or lead to agreement by means of argument 27. a statement that an argument claims will justify a conclusion; general principles 28. the action of solving a problem or dispute; determination 29. to cause or convince someone to believe or do something through reasoning or argument 30. feel deep respect or admiration for someone or something 33. enduring difficulty without expressing emotion or complaint