figurative language

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Across
  1. 2. it gives human qualities or characteristics to something 'non-human' (e.g. The jungle leaves reached out to engulf me.)
  2. 3. describe verbs. They add detail to explain how the action is being 'done'
  3. 5. words that describe nouns
  4. 6. describe something as being something else (e.g. The lion's roar was a trumpet.)
Down
  1. 1. a sound which an author creates for the reader by using a word which physically makes the required sound when read (e.g. crash, clang, knock, drip, roar)
  2. 4. describes something by comparing it to something else using 'like' or 'as' (e.g. The lion's roar was like a trumpet./The elephant's skin was as grey as the miserable sky.)
  3. 5. an effective way off adding 'sound' to your description (e.g. The roaring rumbled repeatedly in the distance)