English 4 Lit Terms 3

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Across
  1. 1. a reference to a historical or fictional figure, event, or creative work
  2. 3. when a speaker says one thing but means the exact opposite of their literal words
  3. 6. inguistic tools that writers and speakers use to influence an audience's understanding or reaction.
  4. 8. The emotional atmosphere of a story or text
  5. 9. the audience or reader knows a vital piece of information that the characters in the story do not know
  6. 12. when the actual result of an event is the exact opposite of what you reasonably expect to happen
  7. 13. connections between words, which help us to understand language
  8. 14. A writer or speakers feelings toward a subject, character , or audience communicated through the authors choice of words
  9. 17. An exaggeration for emphasis
Down
  1. 2. a figure of speech that involves exaggerating certain aspects of something for emphasis
  2. 4. A writer says less than what is expected or appropriate.
  3. 5. human characteristics are attributed to animals, objects, or other ideas
  4. 7. a writer ridicules customs, behaviors, or institutions for the purpose of improving society
  5. 10. a statement that seems contradictory but actually reveals an element of truth
  6. 11. compares two dissimilar things using the word like or as.
  7. 15. a long lyrical poem in which the speaker reflects on death, often pays tribute to a person who died recently and conveys a serious, somber tone.
  8. 16. compares two things directly, without using like or as.