"Elements of a Story" crossword

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Across
  1. 2. when a character speaks lines which are understood by the audience but not by the other characters
  2. 6. most intense point of conflict
  3. 8. conflict person versus self; take place in a character's mind
  4. 11. the "he/she/it" POV
  5. 13. writer can develop their character using writer's
  6. 14. humorous play on words
  7. 15. meaning of the story; central idea - a reflection of life
  8. 16. a character that is an exaggerated portrait of a type of character
  9. 20. pointing out differences between characters, places, or situations
  10. 21. time and place in which story occurs
  11. 22. day-dream about the past in which facts and past events are revealed to the audience
  12. 24. real thing that has other meanings and associations beyond itself (i.e. the cross)
  13. 26. framework; consists of introduction, rising action, climax, falling action, and conclusion
  14. 27. action develops clues hinted at in the introduction
  15. 28. a character that remains the same is called
  16. 32. external feeling coming from environment in the story
  17. 33. reference to well-known person or event from history, literature, mythology, etc.
  18. 38. hint of what will happen later in story
  19. 39. set of circumstances that turn out to be the reverse of what was expected
  20. 41. a character with many traits (fully developed) is called
  21. 42. 2 unexpected happenings
  22. 43. the eyes through which the story is told
  23. 45. expressed meaning contradicts stated meaning; twist
  24. 47. the unexpected happens
  25. 48. sudden insight or clear understanding about themselves and the world
  26. 49. narrator is neutral observer
  27. 51. less tension; comes after climax
  28. 52. narrator can see, hear, and know from one characetr only
  29. 53. person vs person, person vs society, etc.
Down
  1. 1. more realistic ending
  2. 3. a character that undergoes a permanent change
  3. 4. a character that possesses only a few traits is called
  4. 5. saying something while meaning the opposite
  5. 7. attitude of writer
  6. 9. foils 2 characters that contrast strongly
  7. 10. the "I" POV or the narrator's POV
  8. 12. one purpose: arouse reader's interest
  9. 16. particular problem or conflict that character confronts
  10. 17. clash of forces, ideas, or emotions
  11. 18. writer can develop their characters through their own words or
  12. 19. main character
  13. 23. makes reader curious, anxious, or uncertain about outcome; builds up to climax
  14. 24. paraphrased summary of plot
  15. 25. protagonist overcomes problem
  16. 29. protagonist's opponent
  17. 30. conversations between characters
  18. 31. suggested or inferred theme
  19. 34. inaccurate generalization about a person or group of people
  20. 35. describes overall effect story has on reader
  21. 36. when climax is a let-down
  22. 37. use of irony to ridicule idea, person, or thing
  23. 40. occurs at the end; may resolve conflict
  24. 44. narrator knows all the characters
  25. 46. no solution to conflict; no real end
  26. 50. protagonist faces 2 choices, neither is desirable