English 11 Drama Terms

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Across
  1. 4. literature in which plot and character are developed through dialogue and action
  2. 6. character or voice that tells story
  3. 7. repetition of vowel sounds within words
  4. 8. state or implied reason behind a character's behavior
  5. 10. playwright's instructions for the director, performers, and stage crew
  6. 13. person, place, or object that has a concrete meaning and also stands for something else
  7. 15. occurs after the climax to reveal final outcome of literary work
  8. 17. technique in which a word, phrase, or event has more than one meaning or can be interpreted in more than one way
  9. 18. repetition of consonance sounds at the beginning of words
  10. 19. time and place in which action of a story occurs
  11. 21. main character in story, involved in central conflict
  12. 22. part of a literary work that provides the background information necessary to understand characters and their actions
  13. 23. conversation between two or more characters
  14. 25. work with two levels of meaning, literal one and symbolic one
Down
  1. 1. speech of character alone on stage, voicing their thoughts
  2. 2. underlying message that writer wants reader to understand
  3. 3. hints or clues to indicate events that will occur in a story
  4. 5. occurs when readers know more about a situation or character in a story than the characters do
  5. 9. usually the principal character in opposition to the protagonist
  6. 11. indirect reference to a person, place, event, or literary work
  7. 12. struggle between opposing forces that is basis of story's plot
  8. 13. excitement or tension that readers feel as they become involved in story
  9. 14. action stage of a plot in which conflict develops and story events build toward a climax
  10. 16. turning point; reader's interest and emotional intensity reach a peak
  11. 20. writer's attitude toward his or her subject
  12. 24. short speech directed to the audience, or another character, that is not heard by other characters