English I Lit and Dramatic Terms

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Across
  1. 4. the name of the gang that fights with the Royals in OTSB
  2. 7. the perspective of the story
  3. 9. the man who wrote Romeo and Juliet
  4. 10. the person telling the story to the reader
  5. 11. the repetition of consonant sounds at the start of words
  6. 13. a one person speech, usually given alone on stage
  7. 14. giving something non human a human quality
  8. 15. a direct comparison, she is a lion on the field
  9. 18. a reference to something in literature, history or pop culture
  10. 20. the message about life an author gives the reader
  11. 22. OTSB is told in the 3rd person ________ point of view
  12. 24. a conversation between two or more characters
  13. 25. the end of the story or conflict
  14. 26. the directions that tell actors what to do, how to move and how to speak
  15. 28. the full name of the author of "The Jacket"
  16. 29. the last name of the author of OTSB
  17. 31. exaggerating for effect, ex: I am going to fail that class
Down
  1. 1. a comment made on stage that the audience can hear but other actors cannot
  2. 2. a comparison between two things that are usually unlike
  3. 3. the name of the story with a mother and daughter conflict
  4. 5. how an author tells the reader more about characters
  5. 6. a struggle in a text, internal or external
  6. 8. the last name of the author of Speak
  7. 12. when an author uses words to help the reader see or visualize the details of a story
  8. 16. the events in a story
  9. 17. the time and place of a story
  10. 19. an indirect comparison, uses like or as
  11. 21. the theatre most closely associated with Shakespeare
  12. 23. the name of the older women in Marigolds who Lisbeth makes fun of
  13. 27. the narrator in "Eleven"
  14. 30. the last name of the author of Long Way Down