Midterm Literary Terms

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Across
  1. 1. A character that changes (two words)
  2. 6. Based on actual events
  3. 7. Character that attempts to stop someone or something
  4. 10. Attempts to solve the central conflict (two words)
  5. 11. Written in standard paragraph form
  6. 12. Based on the imagination
  7. 14. Meant to be performed
  8. 15. Principle participant in the story (two words)
  9. 21. When the author gives clues about what type of person a character is (two words)
  10. 24. Reactions to the climax (two words)
  11. 25. Maintains a limited role in the story (two words)
  12. 26. Not written in standard paragraph form
  13. 27. Return to new normal life
Down
  1. 2. The act by which the author reveals character
  2. 3. When the author directly states what type of person a character is (two words)
  3. 4. Problem that causes the story (two words)
  4. 5. A character that does not change (two words)
  5. 8. Character that attempts to achieve or change something
  6. 9. Prose, verse, or drama (two words)
  7. 13. Character limited in personality; stereotype (two words)
  8. 16. A well developed character, many sides to personality (two words)
  9. 17. Subdivision of literary forms (two words)
  10. 18. Series of related events that tell a story
  11. 19. Introduces main characters, setting, and mood; normal life
  12. 20. Point when problem is solved or discovered to be unsolvable
  13. 22. End of narrative and matters are explained or resolved
  14. 23. Division of literature