Across
- 3. smaller division within an act
- 4. a phrase that is commonly understood to have a different meaning from that which its individual words suggest
- 6. main division of a drama
- 7. the central message the author wants to convey
- 9. a speech by one character to other characters
- 10. the author's attitude or approach to the subject or situation
- 13. sections of a play where the plot unfolds
- 15. a contrast between what is expected and what actually happens
- 16. words spoken to the audience by the play's narrator
- 17. a story written to be performed by actors
- 19. the use of multiple-meaning words and words that sound alike to add humor or irony to a text
- 21. lines spoken by the characters
- 22. a speech by one character to just the audience to express thoughts and feelings
- 23. a character says the opposite of what he or she really means
Down
- 1. a statement to the audience that is not heard by other characters
- 2. the time or place of a story
- 3. directions telling characters how to speak or act; directions telling how sound, lighting, and props are used
- 5. a series of events during which the main character or characters try to solve a problem or attain a goal
- 8. the general atmosphere of a drama
- 11. sections that show a change to a setting or to which characters are on stage
- 12. when the audience knows more than one or more of the characters
- 14. the place and time that the action takes place
- 18. words that have more than one definition
- 20. the people or other performers in a drama
