LIT Terms

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Across
  1. 6. ethos, logos, and pathos
  2. 8. the normal form in which language is written. It is used in both fiction and non-fiction.
  3. 11. A reference to something well known
  4. 12. the repeating of a phrase, line, or group that is used in poetry
  5. 13. The repeating of a vowel sound in words throughout the sentence.
  6. 16. A character who is contrary with another character
  7. 18. placing some things that are contrasted or comparable close together or side by side.
  8. 19. appealing to ethics
  9. 20. the replacement of a vague expression for one that could be offensive.
Down
  1. 1. A character that has many different traits and other qualities.
  2. 2. an overused word or phrase
  3. 3. a statement that seems contradictory, but actually has truth.
  4. 4. appealing to emotions
  5. 5. a story that is structured symbolically with a minimum of 2 levels of meaning.
  6. 7. appealing to logic
  7. 9. A story that is short, but teaches valuable lessons.
  8. 10. A very brief story that is used to make a point.
  9. 14. A familiar pattern in a poem.
  10. 15. rhymes that are almost similar, but not quite similar.
  11. 17. two lines that rhyme.