8th Grade End of Year Crossword

2. An object that represents a larger concept or idea.
3. A romantic, song-like poem.
4. The perspective in which the story is told from.
5. The part of the story where the characters and setting are introduced.
7. A point of view in which the narrator knows only the main character's thoughts and actions.
10. Where and when a story takes place.
11. A compassionate sister that wants to help her brother.
13. The lesson of the story.
14. A point of view in which the narrator knows only the actions of the main characters.
16. Where the Frank family hid from the Nazis.
17. A humorous poem.
19. The "bad guy" in the story.
20. The most intense part of the story.
24. The mass murder of the Jewish people in Europe.
27. You create this when you cite a resource such as a website or a video.
28. Conflicts that arise that involve nature, machines, characters, self, and fate.
29. A young boy who was sent to Battle School.
30. The events after the climax.
31. Giving nonhuman things human traits.
32. The description of a character's personality, values, and beliefs based on their actions.
33. The very end of a story when the main character has learned something.

1. A point of view in which the narrator knows all the thoughts and actions of every character.
3. A poem that describes a person.
6. A type of conflict that occurs inside a character's own mind.
8. The "good guy" in the story.
9. A older brother that is mean and violent.
12. A type of conflict that occurs around the character.
15. The events after the conflict that lead to the climax.
18. A conversation between two characters.
21. What separates a play into multiple parts.
22. An extreme exaggeration.
23. A comparison using like or as.
25. A girl who hid in an attic with her family.
26. A comparison of two unlike things.