Across
- 1. small movable items that the actors use to make actions look real
- 5. a technique for hinting at events that may occur later in the plot
- 8. story a brief, imaginative narrative containing few characters, simple plot, conflict and suspense which leads to a climax and a swift conclusion
- 10. conversation between two or more characters
- 11. the insertion of an earlier event into the time order of a narrative
- 13. the internal or external struggle between opposing forces, ideas or interests that creates dramatic tension
- 14. the feeling of excitement and curiosity that keeps the reader turning the pages
- 17. the central idea about life that the story highlights
- 18. a humorous play with a happy ending
Down
- 2. the author of a play
- 3. the people portrayed by the actors in the play
- 4. a lengthy speech that one character addresses to others on stage
- 6. to signify ideas and qualities by giving them symbolic meanings that are different from their literal sense
- 7. a story told in front of an audience
- 8. the time and location where the action occurs
- 9. chain of events in a story
- 12. a long speech that reveals a character's true thoughts or feelings, unheard by other characters, usually while alone on stage
- 13. clothing and accessories worn by actors to portray character
- 15. the capacity to relate to the feelings of another
- 16. the turning point of a story, when events can go either way
