Unit 4

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Across
  1. 3. Person addresses the reader directly using "you." This is rarely used in fiction.
  2. 6. A close and harmonious relationship; a feeling of understanding and trust between people.
  3. 7. Having a mistake, defect, or weakness; not perfect.
  4. 8. To give special importance or attention to something; to stress or highlight.
  5. 11. Explanation or discussion of something; spoken or written remarks about an event or topic.
  6. 12. A comparison between two things that are not alike, without using "like" or "as";
  7. 15. A great victory or success; to win or succeed.
  8. 17. Person Narrator tells the story using "he," "she," "it," or "they"; the narrator is not part of the story.
  9. 20. The reason or desire to do something; what makes a person want to act.
  10. 22. A comparison between two things using "like" or "as." Ex: "Her heart is like a stone" or "She is as cold as ice."
  11. 23. Higher in rank, quality, or importance; better than something else.
  12. 25. Handling something clumsily or awkwardly; dropping or nearly dropping something.
  13. 26. To restate something in your own words; to say the same thing in a different way.
  14. 27. Having a thin, sharp, metallic sound; sounding cheap or low quality.
  15. 28. Comparison A way of organizing a comparison where you discuss one point about both things, then another point about both things.
  16. 31. A particular way of viewing or understanding something; a point of view.
  17. 32. Idea The main point or message of a text; what the author wants you to understand or learn.
  18. 34. To feel angry or bitter about something; to dislike something that has happened to you.
  19. 36. Irony When the reader or audience knows something that the character does not know; creates suspense or humor.
  20. 37. A careful examination of something to understand how it works or what it means.
  21. 38. (Latin Root) Means "circle" or "around."
  22. 39. (Latin Root) Means "born" or "nature."
Down
  1. 1. To get, obtain, or gain possession of something.
  2. 2. The state of having no power or control; feeling helpless.
  3. 4. Comparison A way of organizing a comparison where you discuss all points about one thing, then all points about the other thing
  4. 5. A disagreement or fight between people or ideas; a problem or struggle.
  5. 8. To keep someone or something out; to not include.
  6. 9. To make a serious or urgent request; to ask for something you want.
  7. 10. A note at the bottom of a page
  8. 13. Text that describes or explains an image, photo, diagram, or chart.
  9. 14. To understand and share someone else's feelings; to feel sorry for someone.
  10. 16. To show or make something known that was hidden or secret.
  11. 18. Acknowledgment that something is good or important; being noticed or identified.
  12. 19. Person Narrator tells the story using "I" and "me"; the character is part of the story.
  13. 21. To depend on someone or something; to trust that someone will help you.
  14. 24. (as a verb) To think logically about something; to figure out or solve something using your mind.
  15. 29. To suggest an idea or plan; to put forward a suggestion.
  16. 30. To decide firmly to do something; to find a solution to a problem.
  17. 33. A bar or handle used to move or lift something; anything used to create change or influence.
  18. 35. A feeling of happiness or contentment; the state of being satisfied.