Across
- 4. the audience knows but the characters don't ( ____ irony)
- 6. information that attempts to appeal to reason but is overgeneralized or hyperbolic, meant to mislead
- 9. how the reader feels (the feeling evoked)
- 10. characters who change
- 13. play on words, joke
- 14. pairing two opposite words together for emphasis
- 15. having mixed, contradictory, or opposing feelings
- 16. characterization that is inferred through speech, actions, looks, etc.
- 17. an inner feeling or premonition of something bad or evil
- 19. something tedious, boring, or uninteresting
- 22. a figure of speech to replace an unpleasant phrase
- 23. the opposite of what you expect to happen ( ____ irony)
- 24. an appeal to the speaker's credibilty
Down
- 1. two elements placed beside each other for dramatic/ironic contrast
- 2. characters who do not change
- 3. descriptive language that appeals to the senses
- 4. characterization that is explicitly stated
- 5. a harsh mixture of sounds
- 7. the paragraphs of poetry
- 8. a universal insight, life lesson, message
- 10. the literal/dictionary definition of a word
- 11. meaning that is implied by a word
- 12. an appeal to emotion
- 18. an eppeal to logic/reason
- 20. how the speaker feels about the subject
- 21. confused or at a loss for how to act, think, or respond