Across
- 5. the central or main character
- 7. writing about real events
- 8. introduces the story's conflict or setting
- 10. a contrast of what things seem and what they are
- 14. the sequence of events in story,play, or poem
- 15. overstating something
- 19. writing that tries to convince you
- 22. the use of a word that describes the sound
- 23. language that appeals to the senses
- 24. fictional stories using goddesses or other fakes
- 25. compares things using like or as
- 26. where the story takes place
- 27. made up situations and characters
Down
- 1. the conclusion of a story
- 2. when a animal is given human abilities
- 3. a major unit of a drama or play
- 4. a leaning towards a certain opinion on a topic
- 6. the emotional vibe of the story
- 9. figurative language that uses like or as
- 11. a conversation between characters
- 12. an author's attitude toward his or her subject matter
- 13. a story written to be performed by actors
- 16. the person who tells the story
- 17. an interruption in the story to show the past
- 18. using exaggeration to express strong emotion
- 19. a form of literary expression with lines/stanzas
- 20. different from literal meaning
- 21. the struggle between two opposing forces
- 26. a group of lines forming a unit in a poem
- 28. the central message of the story