Semester Review

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Across
  1. 2. how the author wants you to feel while reading his or her book or text
  2. 4. words that mean the opposite
  3. 7. reference in literature to well known person, book, piece of literature, etc.
  4. 9. person/force that creates the main conflict in the story
  5. 12. a hint about what will happen in the story
  6. 15. the author's message
  7. 16. the sequence of events in a story
  8. 18. exciting part or turning point of story
  9. 19. slanted font in text
  10. 20. words that join sentences, phrases, or paragraphs together to help them flow
  11. 21. how the story ends
  12. 22. the beginning of the story, including the main characters and main conflict
  13. 24. the main character of a story
  14. 27. comparison not using like or as
  15. 28. when a character thinks back in time
  16. 29. a nicer way to say something; "I'm letting you go" instead of "You're fired."
  17. 30. paragraph in a poem
  18. 31. time and place of a story
Down
  1. 1. problem in the story
  2. 3. words placed together than are opposites; jumbo shrimp; bittersweet; same difference
  3. 5. words that mean the same
  4. 6. giving human traits to a non-human object
  5. 7. repetition of beginning sounds of words (Sally sold sea shells)
  6. 8. characters talking to each other
  7. 10. the author's attitude
  8. 11. an exaggeration
  9. 13. buzz, bang, plop
  10. 14. a made up story
  11. 17. comparison using like or as
  12. 23. factual/informational text
  13. 25. an object represents something else
  14. 26. speech of certain area, like Texas y'all