Gothic Lit Review -- Unit Test

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Across
  1. 2. A belief, judgment, or personal viewpoint that cannot be proven.
  2. 3. The five human abilities of sight, sound, touch, taste, and smell.
  3. 5. Gloomy, mysterious, or lacking light; often used to describe mood in Gothic stories.
  4. 6. The author’s attitude toward the subject.
  5. 7. A strong emotion caused by the threat of danger or harm.
  6. 11. Descriptive language that appeals to the five senses.
  7. 14. Not settled or finished; left open-ended.
  8. 15. Free from real danger or harm.
  9. 16. The quality of being trustworthy and believable.
  10. 18. A style of writing that blends ordinary reality with magical or fantastical elements.
  11. 19. The lesson or main point the author wants to communicate.
Down
  1. 1. A state of severe mental instability or irrational behavior.
  2. 2. Normal, everyday, or common.
  3. 4. Events or forces beyond the laws of nature, often mysterious or unexplained.
  4. 8. Exact, accurate, and specific in meaning or detail.
  5. 9. The overall feeling or atmosphere created for the reader.
  6. 10. A statement that can be proven true.
  7. 12. Strong feelings such as joy, anger, fear, or sadness.
  8. 13. The central message or big idea in a text.
  9. 17. Informal or casual language not appropriate for formal writing.