Across
- 1. the person who wrote the play
- 5. use text clues and schema to learn what the text doesn't say explicitly
- 7. an extreme exaggeration for emphasis
- 8. another word for text, story, or passage
- 10. turning point in a story
- 11. internal or external; problems
- 12. restating a text in your own words
- 14. how information of a text is organized or structured
- 17. paragraphs in a poem
- 19. another word for the central idea; what the text was mainly about
- 21. to add to
- 22. what the text says to help you know what a word means
- 24. point out the importance
- 26. the lesson the author wants the reader to learn
Down
- 2. to have an effect on someone or something
- 3. a conversation between two characters
- 4. an item used in a play
- 6. to communicate or make known
- 9. what you already know; background knowledge
- 12. to give an unliving item living characteristics
- 13. authors opinion on an issue; claim
- 15. to compare to unlike things using like or as
- 16. the story line (exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution)
- 18. sentences in a poem
- 20. restating the most important parts with the beginning, middle, and end or main ideas of a text
- 23. one part of a whole play; most plays have multiple of these
- 25. figurative language that helps you visualize what is happening in the test