ELA 10

2. Irony / A police station is robbed (2 words)
6. / The “narrator” of a poem
8. / Near-rhyme created from similar sounding vowels "Jack's hat was black"
10. / The feeling created by a text
11. Irony / The audience knows Juliet is alive, but Romeo does not (2 words)
12. / What a writer hopes to achieve through their writing
13. / "Sara swam swiftly in the sea"
14. / Hints about future occurrences
15. / An overused expression: "Every cloud has a silver lining"
17. / Words that have similar meanings
22. Irony / Sally says "Nice shirt" as an insult (2 words)
24. / Vividly appeals to one of the five senses
25. / "The more [love] I give to thee, the more I have"
26. / Two lines that rhyme
29. / Words that have opposite meanings
31. / "The house mourned the departure of its owners"
32. / The meaning associated with a word
33. / “Deafening silence”
35. / Speaking to someone or something who cannot respond
36. / A narrative suddenly switches to recount past events

1. / The placement of two things in close proximity, often to emphasize differences or similarities
3. / A brief personal story told to illustrate a point
4. / The repetition of hard consonant sounds (k, c, p, t)
5. / "The students were so bored they turned into statues"
7. / The use of inharmonious sounds to create a harsh effect
9. / "The students were like statues"
16. / Examine differences
18. / We can usually find meaning in a poem by looking for a shift in the ______ stanza
19. point / The place to which a viewer’s eye is drawn in a photograph or other image (two words)
20. / "The students were statues"
21. / The dictionary definition of a word
23. / The repetition of soft consonant sounds (f, l, sh, m)
27. / "Whack! She ran into the door"
28. / "I've never killed a deer before, but I'll take a shot at it."
30. of View / Determined by who tells the story and whose version of events is told (3 words)
34. / A writer's attitude