See Parts 2 & 3 of the study guide.

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Across
  1. 2. the main message about life or human nature that the writer wants to share with the reader
  2. 6. the last stage of the plot diagram
  3. 12. the main character of a story
  4. 14. comparing 2 unlike things using like or as
  5. 15. when the narrator is a character in a story
  6. 16. a long, fictional book
  7. 17. language or words that appeal to the five senses
  8. 20. when a character faces a conflict with the world/nature or opposing forces
  9. 23. an exaggeration
  10. 24. a break in time order of a story to reveal something that occurred in the past
Down
  1. 1. the giving of a non-human thing human qualities
  2. 3. a brief reference to something or someone well known, often from history or literature
  3. 4. when a writer provides hints that suggest future events
  4. 5. the enemy of the story (“bad” person)—it can be a person or a force of nature/society
  5. 7. when a character faces conflict with himself/herself
  6. 8. a feeling of growing tension and excitement felt by the reader
  7. 9. when a character stays the same; does not change
  8. 10. the writer’s attitude toward his/her topic
  9. 11. a direct comparison of 2 unlike things, without using like or as
  10. 13. a brief fictional story
  11. 18. when 2 or more characters have a conflict
  12. 19. when the narrator is someone else outside of the story
  13. 21. the feeling or atmosphere of a story that the reader feels
  14. 22. when a character changes