Across
- 4. Uses extreme exaggeration to make a point
- 5. Comparing two unlike things using the words like or as
- 8. Gives details about a topic to help the reader picture or understand it.
- 11. Shows how two or more things are alike and different.
- 12. Words that sound like the object they name or the sounds those objects make.
- 14. Giving human traits to nonhuman things
- 15. Events that lead to the story’s ending.
Down
- 1. Tells the order of events or steps in a process.
- 2. The ending of the story.
- 3. Events that keep the story moving/developing.
- 6. Comparing two unlike things without using like or as
- 7. Explains why something happened and what happened as a result.
- 9. The beginning of a story. We learn about characters, setting, and conflict.
- 10. A word phrase with a different meaning than what the words say.
- 11. The most exciting and suspenseful part of a story!
- 13. The repetition of the same beginning letter or sound.