ELA L to J Crossword

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Across
  1. 4. compares two unlike things using the words “like” or “as”
  2. 7. shows action or a state of being and indicates the time of that action or state of being
  3. 9. the opposite of what is expected
  4. 10. the main character of the story, often the hero
  5. 11. takes the place of a noun
  6. 15. gives a non-living object human like characteristics
  7. 17. the emotions and associations connected to a word
  8. 18. a text that tells a story
  9. 20. the reason the author is writing the story (3 choices)
  10. 22. the word or group of words that tell something about the subject
  11. 25. communicates strong emotion indicated by an exclamation point
  12. 26. to have the reader think a specific way about a purpose or situation
  13. 27. the person, place, or thing that the sentence is about
  14. 28. the primary adversary of the protagonist, often the villain
  15. 30. what you already know about a subject
  16. 33. names a person, place, thing, quality, act or feeling
  17. 35. your answer to a question supported with textual evidence
  18. 36. anything that can be used to prove something, specifically textual evidence
  19. 37. the lesson or moral the author is trying to teacher the reader through the plot and the characters
Down
  1. 1. connects individual words or groups of words
  2. 2. describes verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs; they tell where, when, why, and how much
  3. 3. the repetition of the same sound or letter in a group of words
  4. 4. where the story is taking place, includes time and place
  5. 5. categories used to group different types of literary works
  6. 6. shows how a pronoun or noun relates to another word in the sentence
  7. 8. an extreme exaggeration
  8. 12. words whose sounds suggest their meaning
  9. 13. to give the reader information about a subject
  10. 14. to entertain the reader and give enjoyment
  11. 16. describes nouns and specifies color, size, number, and the like
  12. 19. to study or examine something carefully in a methodical way, dig deeper in the text for clearer understanding
  13. 21. the feeling the author wants you as a reader to experience or have
  14. 23. compares two unlike things but does not use the words “like or “as”
  15. 24. the literal meaning of a word
  16. 29. an idea or conclusion that’s drawn from evidence, knowledge, and reasoning
  17. 31. the feeling and emotions you have as a reader as you read a story
  18. 32. describes who is in the opposition or fight in the story (6 choices)
  19. 34. a phrase that do not mean exactly what it says