Year 8 - recap of the year

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Across
  1. 5. The number of Acts in Macbeth
  2. 7. Placing two contrasting ideas next to each other for effect
  3. 9. The fatal flaw that brings down the protagonist in a Shakespearian tragedy
  4. 10. A big idea in a book (e.g. war)
  5. 12. The king when Shakespeare wrote Macbeth, had a near miss in the Gunpowder Plot
  6. 15. Giving human features to a non-living thing
  7. 16. Ten syllable lines that Shakespeare used with five pairs of unstressed - stressed syllables.
  8. 17. The eponymous fox from our summer reader
  9. 18. The Thane of Fife who kills Macbeth
  10. 20. The Greek term for excessive pride
Down
  1. 1. Words that start with the same sound
  2. 2. A non-fiction book written about someone else
  3. 3. A book written about yourself
  4. 4. The different types of books (e.g. thriller, historical)
  5. 6. Macbeth's murdered friend who returns as ghost
  6. 8. The genre of Macbeth
  7. 11. The King of Scotland at the end of the play
  8. 13. The surname of the author of Pax
  9. 14. The three characters who could tell the future in Macbeth
  10. 19. A pair of lines that rhyme is a rhyming ________. Shakespeare often used this to highlight a critical moment in a play.