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Across 1. DUCK WHO BEFRIENDS BABE 3. LOVING DOG WHO BECOMES BABE'S "MOM" 7. READER'S EMOTION WHEN READING STORY 8. HELP NARRATE THE STORY 9. COMPARISON USING LIKE OR AS 11. EWE WHO BEFRIENDS BABE 13. PROTAGONIST OF THE MOVIE 14. SHOULD BE VERY DETAILED AND SPECIFIC AND IS THE BULK OF YOUR BODY PARAGRAPH 16. REWORD YOUR FOCUS STATEMENT AND IS SECOND SENTENCE OF CLOSING PARAGRAPH 17. CHARACTER IS SURPRISED BY SOMETHING IN THE STORY 20. COMPARISON NOT USING LIKE OR AS 21. FERDINAND WANTS TO REPLACE HIS PURPOSE IN LIFE ON THE HOGGETT FARM 22. GRABBER, FOCUS STATEMENT, AND THESIS STATEMENT 25. YOU COMMAND YOUR READER TO TAKE ACTION IN REGARDS TO YOUR ESSAY'S TOPIC 26. MEAN THE OPPOSITE OF WHAT IS SAID 27. FARMER HOGGETT'S WIFE 29. REPEATS OPINION, INTRODUCES YOUR PARAGRAPH'S EXAMPLE 30. ANTAGONIST, OR CHARACTER IN OPPOSITION TO BABES FOR MOST OF THE MOVIE

Down 1. MEMORY IN A STORY 2. READER KNOWS SOMETHING THAT A CHARACTER DOESN'T 3. AUTHOR GIVES CLUES AS TO A FUTURE EVENT IN STORY 4. STATES TOPIC OF ESSAY, OPINION ON PROMPT QUESTION, AND THREE REASONS FOR YOUR OPINION 5. LAST SENTENCE OF A BODY PARAGRAPH WHICH RESTATES OPINION, SUMMARIZES EXAMPLE, STATES HOW EXAMPLE PROVES YOUR OPINION 6. FIRST SENTENCE OF LAST PARAGRAPH AND REWORD THESIS STATEMENT 8. NUMBER OF BODY PARGRAPHS 10. FIRST SENTENCE OF ESSAY WHICH GRABS READER'S ATTENTION 12. MODIFIED THESIS STATEMENT, MODIFIED FOCUS STATEMENT, AND CHALLENGE 15. STATES TOPIC OF ESSAY AND TO DEFINE KEY TERM IS A GOOD WAY TO WRITE IT 18. REFER TO SOME FAMOUS PERSON, PLACE, OR THING 19. THREE PARAGRAPHS THAT PROVE YOUR THESIS STATEMENT OPINION 23. CAT WHO IS THE ANTAGONIST TO BABE 24. EACH BODY PARAGRAPH SHOULD HAVE ABOUT A HALF INCH SPACE TO SHOW READER A NEW PARAGRAPH IS BEGINNING 28. AUTHOR'S ATTITUDE ABOUT WHAT IS WRITTEN