The Extreme Extra Credit English 9 Crossword

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Across
  1. 2. A sentence with two independent clauses joined correctly
  2. 3. The struggle within a character’s mind
  3. 6. Penelope remains loyal and _____ while waiting
  4. 8. The “A” in ACES paragraph structure
  5. 10. The city where Romeo and Juliet takes place
  6. 12. The name for a sentence missing proper grammar
  7. 13. The part of speech replacing nouns
  8. 17. Words that imitate sounds
  9. 19. A type of irony where the opposite of expectations occurs
  10. 22. A sentence with one independent clause
  11. 24. Romeo’s last name
  12. 27. A long narrative poem about heroic deeds
  13. 29. A persuasive appeal based on emotion
  14. 31. A figure of speech not meant literally
  15. 34. A type of irony where words mean the opposite of what is said
  16. 35. Extreme exaggeration for effect
  17. 37. Friar Laurence secretly marries Romeo and Juliet
  18. 41. The author’s attitude toward a subject
  19. 42. A statement supported by evidence
  20. 44. Information proving a claim
  21. 45. Romeo is banished after killing Tybalt
  22. 47. Odysseus’s home island
  23. 49. The object or idea representing something deeper
  24. 50. The lesson or central message of a story
  25. 52. An adjective describing a hero with extraordinary abilities
  26. 54. The poison Romeo buys causes this
  27. 56. A comparison that does NOT use “like” or “as”
  28. 57. The process of improving ideas and organization
  29. 58. A persuasive appeal based on logic
  30. 60. The category of literature involving gods and heroesDialogue Conversation between characters
  31. 62. A reference to surrounding words to determine word meaning
  32. 66. of View The perspective from which a story is told
  33. 70. The dictionary definition of a word
  34. 71. A persuasive appeal based on credibility
  35. 72. Juliet’s last name
  36. 74. A word opposite in meaning to another word
  37. 75. A group of lines in poetry
  38. 76. The turning point of a story
  39. 79. The “E” in ACES paragraph structure
  40. 81. “Star-crossed lovers” refers to Romeo and Juliet’s _____
  41. 84. Odysseus is known for his cleverness and this trait
  42. 85. The events after the climax
  43. 86. Characterization shown through actions, thoughts, speech, etc.
  44. 87. The witch goddess who turns men into pigs
  45. 88. The rhythm pattern in poetry
  46. 91. Odysseus’s wife
  47. 92. A category or type of literature
  48. 94. A word modifying a verb, adjective, or adverb
  49. 95. The temptresses whose songs lure sailors
  50. 96. Feelings associated with a word beyond its definition
  51. 97. A recurring image or symbol in a text
  52. 98. Athena often appears disguised to provide this
  53. 99. The repetition of ending consonant sounds
  54. 100. The time and place of a story
Down
  1. 1. Shakespeare wrote during this historical period
  2. 2. A struggle between opposing forces
  3. 4. Reading between the lines to make meaning
  4. 5. The sea god angry with Odysseus
  5. 7. Juliet’s cousin killed by Romeo
  6. 9. Giving human qualities to nonhuman things
  7. 11. The hero’s tragic flaw in a tragedy
  8. 14. The final outcome of a story
  9. 15. A humorous exaggeration or imitation
  10. 16. The main character in a story
  11. 17. The Greek gods live on Mount _____
  12. 18. The overall feeling or atmosphere of a text
  13. 20. Comparison using “like” or “as”
  14. 21. A conclusion based on evidence and reasoning
  15. 23. Irony When readers know something characters do not
  16. 25. A character who opposes the protagonist
  17. 26. Athena is the goddess of wisdom and this
  18. 28. Odysseus must avoid the monsters Scylla and _____
  19. 30. Person The use of “he,” “she,” or “they” in narration
  20. 32. The Lotus-Eaters cause men to lose this
  21. 33. The result of an action
  22. 36. The prince of Verona attempts to keep this in the city
  23. 38. The beginning part of plot structure
  24. 39. Odysseus’s son
  25. 40. and Juliet Shakespearean play featuring the Montagues and Capulets
  26. 43. A word modifying a noun
  27. 46. The “S” in ACES paragraph structure
  28. 48. The underworld in Greek mythology is called _____
  29. 51. Greek epic attributed to Homer
  30. 53. The sequence of events in a story
  31. 55. Clues that hint at future events
  32. 59. The famous balcony scene involves Romeo and this character
  33. 61. War The Trojan Horse was used during this war
  34. 62. The reason something happens in a story
  35. 63. Penelope delays remarriage by weaving this
  36. 64. A word similar in meaning to another word
  37. 65. Romeo’s first love before Juliet
  38. 67. Directions Instructions written in a play script
  39. 68. The “C” in ACES paragraph structure
  40. 69. One-eyed giant defeated by Odysseus
  41. 73. Language appealing to the senses
  42. 77. The person telling the story
  43. 78. Characterization-The narrator telling readers exactly what a character is like
  44. 80. A contradiction between expectation and reality
  45. 82. Repeated beginning consonant sounds
  46. 83. A story passed down that explains culture or nature
  47. 89. The epic begins “in medias _____”
  48. 90. Hero of The Odyssey
  49. 93. The process of revising for grammar and spelling