English 12 Terminology

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Across
  1. 2. Words that are conversational and considered inappropriate in academic writing
  2. 5. When the opposite of expectations becomes true.
  3. 6. A character who undergoes a significant change.
  4. 7. Directly addressing someone or something that is not there.
  5. 12. The character who must overcome the central conflict.
  6. 13. Conflict experienced due to forces within the main character
  7. 14. The authors opinion of the subject matter
  8. 15. Opposite concepts placed near each other and in parallel form
  9. 17. Words which sound like their meaning.
  10. 19. Poetry revering the natural setting over the urban
  11. 22. "The chair sat in the corner in loneliness."
  12. 23. Poem showing grief over the death or passing of a loved one.
  13. 24. The overall emotional quality.
  14. 25. A phrase or saying in which the words themselves cannot be used to construct meaning.
  15. 27. Repetition of consonant sounds
  16. 30. Any language with a secondary deeper meaning.
  17. 36. "aristocratic hamburger"
  18. 37. "The night was a cloak."
  19. 39. An overused phrase lacking its original meaning and impact
Down
  1. 1. Close repetition of beginning sounds.
  2. 3. Information spread through deceit
  3. 4. An intentional use of making something less important than it is.
  4. 8. Writing that ridicules the style or writings of another author.
  5. 9. Opposing ideas placed in close proximity.
  6. 10. The rhythm of poetic lines.
  7. 11. Language of a specific group or profession
  8. 16. A great exaggeration for effect.
  9. 18. An explanation via example
  10. 20. Writing that pokes fun at human faults with the intention of showing a need for change.
  11. 21. The associated meanings of a word or phrase
  12. 26. The mental images the author provokes.
  13. 27. Harsh sounding words
  14. 28. A comparison using a comparing word.
  15. 29. Any object person place or action that has a literal meaning but also stands for something else
  16. 31. A question asked merely for effect.
  17. 32. The central argument
  18. 33. Making something sound better than it is.
  19. 34. Characters who are deliberate opposites of each other.
  20. 35. A statement which intentionally contradicts itself
  21. 38. Reference to a famous person or event for comparative purposes.