Picture book concepts: Structural, visual, and language techniques

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Across
  1. 2. An author/illustrator makes ___ choices about the structural, visual and language techniques they use
  2. 3. This structural technique is used to move between the past and the present
  3. 5. Language used to compare things, such as similes and metaphors, are examples of ___ language
  4. 6. What is the term for a word that represents a sound?
  5. 8. A picture can also be called an
  6. 12. When one thing is used to represent something else, it is called a
  7. 13. Another word for "point of view" is ___
  8. 15. One of the most powerful visual techniques, used to suggest emotions, is
  9. 16. An effective visual technique for influencing the audience's mood is ___
  10. 17. When events in a story are shown in the same order as they take place, it is called a ___ narrative
  11. 18. When two very different things are put together to emphasise their differences (e.g. black and white), this is called ___
  12. 20. The abstract idea that a story is about is called the ___
  13. 22. Language that targets the emotions is called ___ language
Down
  1. 1. Are vectors a type of structural, visual, or language technique?
  2. 4. The word for the way that an author communicates about a character's personality is ___
  3. 7. The ___ of a story is similar to its moral or the lesson it is trying to teach
  4. 9. another word for story is ___
  5. 10. The way different things are placed on a page is called page ___
  6. 11. An idea you cannot touch is called an ___ concept
  7. 14. The position that the audience sees an image from is called the camera ___
  8. 19. The people a text is aimed at are often called the target ___
  9. 21. When symbols are used purposefully to link to theme, it is called a