Literary Terms A-D

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Across
  1. 3. A _____ is a long narrative poem that was usually sung
  2. 5. struggles in literature
  3. 7. the ___ appeared on stage un the Greek theater to make comments on the events in the play
  4. 9. is what a word implies
  5. 11. In classical tragedy, the resolution to the plot is called the
  6. 12. repetition of beginning consonant sounds as in Dickenson's " Success is Counted Sweetest"
  7. 13. Characters that change are
  8. 15. Norman Mailer's book about Marylyn Manroe is called
  9. 16. a brief story told to entertain
  10. 17. Character we usually call the bad guy
  11. 19. a/an ___ is a point by point comparison between
  12. 21. In Shakespeare's play play characters often turn and speak to the audience or just on character on stage. This is called a/an
  13. 22. The two consecutive rhyming lines of poetry usually at the end of the stanza is called a
  14. 23. Trying to make a decision about your life is a/an _ conflict
Down
  1. 1. is what a word means
  2. 2. unrhymed poetry written with an alternating pattern of stressed and unstressed
  3. 4. Repetition of consonant sounds within words such as Whitman's "when I head the learn'd astronomer"
  4. 6. A problem with another person is a/an __ conflict
  5. 8. The Diary of Anne Frank is a/an
  6. 9. the turning point in the story
  7. 10. Characters like the nurse in The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet are there to provide
  8. 12. "in the time of my life, my bride, my lovely ivy," is an example of
  9. 14. Characters that stay the same
  10. 18. references to historical, literary, biblical, places, or events
  11. 20. There's a nice little green "un over thar on that thar bench" is
  12. 24. While books are divided into chapters, plays are divided into