Unit 6 Vocab

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Across
  1. 2. words that are unfamiliar to the reader
  2. 4. always precedes (comes before) the main text and its function is to introduce readers to the author’s ideas and the purpose of the text
  3. 5. a poetic form that has no regular patterns of line length, rhyme, or rhythm
  4. 10. “fairy-tale logic” written in a traditional form, generally contain 14 lines with rhyming words at the end of the lines
  5. 11. includes a script, list of characters, contains acts and scenes, and includes stage directions
  6. 12. the person who writes a play
  7. 13. instructions in the script of a play to the actors, director, and stage crew, describe the setting and characters’ actions
  8. 14. groups of lines that form a unit
Down
  1. 1. character’s responses to conflict, including their actions, decisions, and thoughts and feelings
  2. 3. rhymes within lines
  3. 6. a quote or paraphrase of words of experts on a topic, help support the author’s ideas and direct the reader to important ideas
  4. 7. a story people like to hear and is shared aloud throughout a certain area or culture and is retold again and again over several generation, takes place in the distant past and contains powerful themes and messages
  5. 8. the structure, or the way its words and lines are arranged on a page
  6. 9. a pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables that create a regular rhythm