English Crossword

3. Something that can be proven true, often used in persuasive pieces and reports.
8. The line that generally comes after the headline in a newspaper that states the author.
10. A........shot is a shot where the camera moves with the subject.
12. The...........team agree with the statement in a debate.
14. The arrangement of actors, the set and props in a film or play.
15. The time and geographic location in a film or book.
17. Sounds in a story that a character cannot here are called...
19. The persuasive technique that repeats a word or phrase.
20. The person who is the 'good guy' in a narrative.
22. In a narrative the part where conflict is solved.
24. Giving object's (such as a chair, rock etc.) a human-like character.
25. Using symbols to represent different ideas.

1. The person who keeps control of the time and signals the start and end of a debate.
2. A person or being in a book or movie.
4. An acrostic poem used to remember persuasive techniques.
5. The same letter or sound occurring in multiple closely connected words, this technique is often used in poetry.
6. Numerical data, often used in persuasive pieces, math investigations and reports.
7. The use of word to represent a sound, e.g. pop!
9. The title of a news story.
11. Sound in a movie or television series that the characters can hear.
13. The way you present a speech/argument in debating is the...
16. The title of the entire newspaper.
18. A type of persuasive technique that taps into people's feelings is.......language
21. What someone thinks personally (of a situation etc.), not a fact.
23. The person who is the enemy or 'bad guy' in a narrative.