Across
- 2. Directions The directions in brackets telling characters what to do
- 5. The author of the play
- 6. The beginning of the story where characters and setting is introduced to the reader
- 7. Idea The big idea in the story
- 8. The place and time the story takes place
- 10. A play put on for an audience
- 11. The turning point; the most suspenseful part of the story
- 15. When sounds appear as words in a story or poem.
- 16. A type of narrative literature that contains imaginary characters and events
- 19. Makes the reader feel certain feelings through words
- 22. Retell the story focusing only on details. Not a retelling of story
- 23. fiction A type of narrative literature where the characters and events actually happened
- 24. Action The conflicts that happen leading up to the climax
Down
- 1. Put a text into your own words
- 3. Giving human like characteristics to a non living thing
- 4. using clues or evidence in addition to prior knowledge make a conclusion about something
- 9. Action The events immediately following the climax
- 12. Sequence of events
- 13. The internal or external problem the main character endures
- 14. The end of the story
- 17. The lesson learned or moral conveyed in a story
- 18. a comparison between two unlike things not using like or as
- 20. a comparison of two things using like or as
- 21. A type of literary art form where writers use figurative language and other poetic devices to get the point of their subject across