Across
- 6. The comparison of two unlike things
- 9. The use of vivid language or the senses to create an image
- 11. The repetition of objects, patterns, or ideas
- 12. Dictionary meaning
- 13. The placement of opposite ideas side-by-side for effect
- 14. The use of words or phrases to create meaning
- 15. The punctuation that shows possession
- 17. Verb phrases usually ending in -ing or -ed that describe the subject
- 19. The last name of a Pulitzer Prize-winning hip-hop artist
- 21. An appeal to emotion
- 23. An appeal to character, credibility, or quality
- 24. Giving human qualities to nonhuman things
- 26. Necessary if "ON A WHITE BUS" is at the beginning
- 28. Adverbs that combine the IDEAS of two complete sentences
- 29. The repetition of sounds at the beginning of words
- 31. The setting of Harlem Hughes' poem
- 32. The mood, quality, or attitude of a text
- 33. The north and south continent founded by Cristopher Columbus
Down
- 1. The use of objects to represent ideas
- 2. Creates extra information
- 3. Use "ON A White Bus" and sometimes a comma to combine two complete sentences
- 4. The struggle between two opposing forces
- 5. Uses a comma and "FANBOYS" to combine two complete sentences
- 7. This teacher shares her last name with a city in Spain
- 8. A punctuation that combines two complete sentences
- 10. A question asked for effect
- 14. To put off, postpone, or delay
- 15. The reference to someone or something outside the text
- 16. The comparison of two unlike things using "like" or "as"
- 18. A genre of music known as "Songs of Sadness"
- 20. This teacher considers herself a "Swiftie"
- 22. An appeal to logic
- 25. Secondary meaning
- 27. The placement of similar ideas side-by-side for effect
- 30. According to Tupac Shakur, this flower grew from concrete