FAST Vocabulary Crossword

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Across
  1. 1. something that applies to, includes, or is true for everyone or everything, everywhere
  2. 5. a point of view speaking about all characters' thoughts and feelings: third person _______
  3. 7. a point of view speaking as a character, _____ person
  4. 11. the explanations of why a claim is true
  5. 14. human qualities, emotions, or actions are attributed to inanimate objects, animals, and concepts
  6. 17. persuading an audience through vivid language, imagery, and emotional storytelling to make an audience feel sympathy
  7. 18. a point of view speaking about one character's thoughts and feelings: third person _______
  8. 20. the underlying lesson of a text
  9. 22. using words and phrases in imaginative, non-literal ways to create vivid imagery, add emphasis, and express emotions
  10. 23. a direct comparison between two seemingly unlike things
  11. 25. a person's particular attitude, thoughts, and feelings
  12. 26. persuading an audience through clear reasoning, evidence, facts, and statistics
  13. 28. the way a narrator tells/sees a story
  14. 29. a phrase or expression with words that don't make sense alone but together for a new meaning
  15. 30. a form of poetry that uses refrains, repeated lines, at the end of each stanza
Down
  1. 2. persuading an audience through establishing the author's credibility, authority, and moral character
  2. 3. repeated letters or sounds at the beginning of closely connected words
  3. 4. a point of view speaking to the audience, _____ person
  4. 6. the person telling a story
  5. 8. a text structure that organizes events in the order that they occurred in time
  6. 9. the main point or position that a writer/speaker wants to prove
  7. 10. a form of poetry that features a shift in meaning towards the end
  8. 12. words that imitate the natural sound of the object or action described
  9. 13. a text structure that explains the relationship between events, where one action makes another event happen
  10. 15. an extreme exaggeration
  11. 16. a text structure that examines similarities and differences between two or more subjects
  12. 19. flaws in logic used by characters and authors
  13. 21. the primary point an author is trying to convey in a nonfiction text
  14. 24. persuasive strategies used in literature and speech to influence an audience
  15. 27. a comparison between two things using like or as