Across
- 3. The opposite viewpoint of a claim.
- 8. A response that disproves the counterargument.
- 9. How the conflict is solved at the end of the story.
- 10. The sequence of events in a story.
- 12. A scene that occurs earlier than the present action.
- 13. A statement that can be argued and supported with evidence.
- 15. When the outcome is different from what is expected.
- 17. A struggle between opposing forces.
- 19. Facts, quotes, or details that support a claim.
- 20. The author's attitude toward the subject.
Down
- 1. The feeling a reader gets from a text.
- 2. Giving human qualities to nonhuman things.
- 4. Hints about what will happen later in the story.
- 5. A comparison that says one thing is another.
- 6. Written conversation between characters.
- 7. The time and place of a story.
- 11. The central message or lesson of a text.
- 14. A comparison using “like” or “as.”
- 16. An extreme exaggeration.
- 17. The turning point or moment of highest tension.
- 18. The main argument or controlling idea of a text.