E1 Spring Final Review

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Across
  1. 2. a characteristic that leads to a tragic hero's downfall or death
  2. 6. a form of communication that uses distorted, false, or misleading information to influence a mass audience
  3. 8. a type of language/wording that goes beyond literal, using devices like simile, metaphor, or personification
  4. 10. a moment provided to ease tension within a play
  5. 11. using the same words/phrases throughout a poem for emphasis
  6. 12. the voice of the poem; the narrator
  7. 15. the original name of Animal Farm
  8. 17. the girl that Romeo was in love with at the beginning of the play
  9. 18. how Juliet dies
  10. 20. the location where Romeo proposes to Juliet
  11. 21. a comparison between two different things using like or as
  12. 22. Juliet's cousin, who Romeo kills
  13. 23. pattern of similar sounds at the ends of lines in a poem
  14. 28. the effect felt when the audience knows something that a character(s) does not know
  15. 31. a story in which the noble main character fails or dies because of a personal flaw
  16. 33. poetry that follows no structure or rules
  17. 34. the main character of a tragedy
  18. 35. a series of lines that function like a paragraph in prose
  19. 36. Romeo's cousin; a peace maker
  20. 38. the character who allegorizes propaganda in Animal Farm
  21. 39. Friar Lawrence says, "These ________ delights have _________ ends"
  22. 41. an economic system that believes socioeconomic classes should be abolished
Down
  1. 1. a description of an object, animal, place, or idea using human terms
  2. 2. poetry that follows fixed rules, especially with rhyme and meter
  3. 3. a private remark that a character makes to the audience or another character, but is not heard by others on stage
  4. 4. a technique in which ideas, customs, behaviors, or institutions are ridiculed or mock to make a point and inspire change
  5. 5. when the opposite of what is expected happens
  6. 7. a work with two levels of meaning- a literal one and a symbolic one
  7. 9. a speech given by a single character in which they speak to other characters on stage
  8. 13. using extreme exaggeration to make a point
  9. 14. words or phrases that appeal to one or more of the five senses
  10. 16. the man who Snowball was an allegory for
  11. 19. repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of words
  12. 24. where Romeo is exiled to
  13. 25. Juliet belongs to this family
  14. 26. the man that Juliet was supposed to marry
  15. 27. the allegory for Stalin's plans for Russia
  16. 29. a type of conflict or struggle within the mind of a character
  17. 30. a lesson or message for the reader to take away
  18. 32. The battle of the _________ is an allegory for the October Revolution.
  19. 35. a speech in which a character alone on stage thinks aloud to themselves
  20. 36. representation of the working class in Animal Farm
  21. 37. a comparison between two unlike things without the word like or as
  22. 40. a character whose personality contrasts with the personality of another character