English Study

4. helps the actor know what to do
5. an imperfection that leads to the hero's death
9. speaking aloud one's thoughts, regardless if people are around
11. a line of poetry containing 10 syllables with an accent on every other syllable
12. Usually, a sad ending
14. a highly respected character falls from grace
15. an actor or group of actors who comment on the action of the play and explain the themes
17. a cleansing or purifying emotion
18. an event, an idea, or another element that occurs again and again in a particular type of literature
19. character who draws attention to another character

1. a struggle between two forces
2. solo speech made by a character
3. general word that refers to any literary work that is not poetry
6. an actor's speech heard by the audience but not by any other character
7. hints to coming events
8. making a comparison without like or as
10. using like or as to make a comparison
11. character struggles with a problem within
13. when the audience or reader of a play has important information about the plot that most of the characters in the play do not have
16. time and place