Memoir Maze

2. A vivid verb that is better than "laugh quietly"
4. When a character changes significantly over time
7. a word to describe a well-written scene; it is written in a way that allows the reader to picture things
8. The type of questions we look for that characters ask themselves or other characters
9. A vivid verb that is better than "loved"
10. A storytelling structure that jumps back in time
12. A vivid verb that is better than "like"
13. the parts of speech (word category) that bring action to life and should be use precisely
17. The lesson or message the reader learns
18. A vivid verb that is better than "saw"

1. A vivid verb that is better than "yelled" or "loud"
3. a strong narrative ______ allows the reader to hear the narrator exactly as they sound
5. when a moment keeps happening, it is the ______ and ______ sign post (the blanks are the same word)
6. A vivid verb that is better than "ran"
9. a moment when the character realizes something or has an epiphony
11. This signpost shows when a characters a different way or two ideas go against each other. It is called ________ and contrdictions
14. Reflection helps the reader find a deeper ____________
15. when a character remembers something important, this is the _______ moment signpost
16. This signpost is for pieces of advice or wisdom that come from characters who are _____ that the author