Elements of Fiction

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Across
  1. 3. this type of round character undergoes some kind of change because of events in the story
  2. 7. develops the conflict and builds interest or suspense
  3. 9. this type of round character is the same from beginning to end of the story
  4. 11. this type of character is stereotyped (predictable and appear often)
  5. 13. presents the outcome of the conflict
  6. 15. the conflict is taken care of
  7. 17. the use of symbols to represent ideas or emotions
  8. 21. the dominant subject, idea, or attitude in the story - the main message
  9. 23. the character that opposes the protagonist in achieving his or her goal
  10. 25. the people or things involved in a story
Down
  1. 1. the character that faces the main conflict and attempts to achieve a goal
  2. 2. the environment in which a story takes place
  3. 4. complex characters
  4. 5. the planting of hints or clues to suggest what will happen next
  5. 6. the perspective from which a story is presented to the reader
  6. 8. the turning point in the story where the conflict ends and the resolution begins
  7. 10. this makes the reader uncertain, curious, or tense
  8. 12. sequence of events that make up a story
  9. 14. the exact opposite of what is to be expected happens
  10. 16. characters, setting, mood and theme are introduced
  11. 18. the feeling which surrounds the story, the emotions you experience or sense as you read a story
  12. 19. this characterization has direct statements about the character
  13. 20. a scene that interrupts the action to show events that happened earlier
  14. 22. the struggle between two or more opposing forces
  15. 24. this characterization means the reader must interpret the character from the events in the story