Literary Terms
Across
- 2. character we don't get to know
- 4. discussion between characters
- 7. compares two things not using like or as
- 8. words contradict each other
- 10. overall feel created by writing
- 11. characters and conflicts are developed
- 12. compares two things using like or as
- 14. giving human characteristics to inanimate objects
- 17. where everything ends
- 18. why a character does something
- 20. repetition of initial consonant sound
- 24. events following climax
- 25. the author's attitude toward topic
- 26. time and place of a story
- 28. in conflict with protagonist
- 30. person or animal in a story
- 31. phases that literally do not make sense, but we understand them
- 32. main character
Down
- 1. fully developed character
- 2. implied meaning
- 3. high point of story
- 5. struggle
- 6. the author's message
- 9. clues or hints about later events
- 13. fear, loneliness, sore loser
- 14. what happens; in order of events
- 15. interrupts story; going to an earlier time
- 16. sound suggests their meaning
- 19. one specific event in the plot
- 20. reference person, place, event, from history, literature, sports, arts
- 21. beginning of novel or story
- 22. shown through actions (fight)
- 23. actual meaning
- 27. extreme exaggeration
- 29. stands for something else
- 33. language that appeals to the senses