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Across 2. The use of justifiable and valid arguments to sway the audience 5. Repetition of initial consonant sounds 8. Appearance and layout of a text 12. Use of provocative language and images, and exaggeration 13. "Doing" words or phrases 16. Overused phrase or opinion that shows a lack of original thought 17. Positive or negative implications; pejorative phrases 19. Language that is more elaborate, precise, sophisticated 21. Exaggeration or overstatement 23. Criticising or opposing an individual or idea 24. Humour found in contradictory situations; often highlighted through use of sarcasm 25. Use of exaggeration or caricature to expose, criticise or ridicule 26. Use of body language to communicate meaning

Down 1. Overt preference or sympathy for a particular point of view 3. Broad statements inferred from specific cases 4. Reuse of words or phrases for effect 6. Repetition of vowel sounds 7. Naming words or phrases 9. Careful choice or selection of particular words with positive or negative connotation 10. Language that includes colloquialisms or slang 11. Question that does not require an answer 12. Use of irony to mock or show contempt, by implying the opposite of what is actually said 14. The quality of being amusing through the use of puns, irony, sarcasm, wit or satire 15. Figurative language; use of images and metaphorical language to illustrate points; Use of similes and metaphors 17. Language that is vulgar or rude; particularly unusual or distinctive expressions 18. Describing words or phrases 20. Attempt to persuade through emotional manipulation; targeting of particular interests or concerns 22. Material used to support an argument