Book 2 - List 18

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Across
  1. 3. (n) - analysis of literary work
  2. 9. (n) - describing one sense experience in terms of another
  3. 10. (n) - dialogue written to depict a character’s speech
  4. 14. (n) - the attitude of an author toward his or her subject
  5. 15. (n) - literature written to be acted
  6. 16. (n) - an imaginative comparison consisting of the stated or implied equivalence of two dissimilar things
  7. 17. (n) - the collective term for the tales and myths passed along primarily by word of mouth within a society or culture
  8. 19. (n) - a concluding section that rounds out the design of a literary work
Down
  1. 1. (n) - a stanza or poem of four lines
  2. 2. (n) - the event or action that influences the outcome of the story
  3. 4. (n) - pair of rhymed lines
  4. 5. (n) - a type of irony that takes the form of mock praise
  5. 6. (n) - the use of language to convey meaning other than what is stated or a contradiction in the expected and what happens
  6. 7. (n) - giving human characteristic traits to something that is not human
  7. 8. (n) - a folktale that explains a specific aspect of life or the natural world, usually in terms of supernatural forces or beings
  8. 11. (n) - using a part of something to stand for the whole
  9. 12. (n) - a fanciful story that embodies a particular moral
  10. 13. (n) - a brief story to illustrate or clarify a truth, often biblical in nature
  11. 18. (n) - a seventeen-syllable poem about nature, composed of three lines of five, seven, and five syllables