English Review

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Across
  1. 6. details, sentences that add evidence and proof to your paragraph
  2. 9. sentence, a sentence made up of two or more independent clauses,
  3. 11. comparing two things directly
  4. 15. where and when the story takes place
  5. 16. clause, a group of words that cannot stand on their own
  6. 17. irony, when you know more than the characters
  7. 18. person, when the character/author uses "I" and "we"
  8. 19. person, when the character/author uses "you" and "our"
Down
  1. 1. clause, a group of words that can stand on their own
  2. 2. characterization, when the author describes a character through their actions and thoughts
  3. 3. words used to link clauses together, like "and"
  4. 4. a describing word
  5. 5. irony, when you say the opposite of what you mean
  6. 7. sentence, a sentence that introduces your main idea,
  7. 8. irony, when the opposite of what you expect happens
  8. 10. characterization, when the author tells us exactly what a character is like
  9. 12. sentence, a sentence made up of at least one independent clause and one dependent clause
  10. 13. person, when the author/character uses a name or "she"/"he"
  11. 14. sentence, a sentence that wraps up your argument/idea
  12. 15. when a word has close to the same meaning as another word