Literary Terms Vocab

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Across
  1. 2. All knowing narrator
  2. 4. Irony - When the reader knows something the characters don't
  3. 8. Character vs... (large group of people or condition (poverty, political issues)
  4. 10. Why characters do what they do
  5. 12. Conflict is resolved; the outcome
  6. 14. Message from a story
  7. 15. The author jumps back to something that happened in the past
  8. 17. Irony - Sarcasm
  9. 18. Fully developed; we get to see the complexity of the character
  10. 19. Beginning of the story; introduces characters, setting, situation
  11. 21. One-dimensional; we only see one side or trait of the character
  12. 23. Characterization - What the author SHOWS us about the character.
  13. 28. Immediate fallout of the climax
  14. 29. Story is told from beginning to end
  15. 30. Point of View 'I' or 'Me'
Down
  1. 1. Character or force working against the main character
  2. 3. Irony - Contrast between expectation and reality
  3. 5. Events that raise the tension in a story
  4. 6. Narrator cannot see all characters
  5. 7. Character vs... (a natural force i.e. flood)
  6. 9. Character vs... (emotional, intellectual conflicts)
  7. 11. Main character in a story
  8. 13. Character vs... (another individual in the story)
  9. 16. Clues that hint at events that will happen later in the story
  10. 20. A thing that carries a deeper meaning/message
  11. 22. Highest point of action
  12. 24. The feeling the writing gives the reader
  13. 25. Description that appeals to the five senses
  14. 26. Characterization - What the author TELLS us about the character.
  15. 27. Character vs... (a battle against destiny)
  16. 31. Point of View 'He' or 'She'