Across
- 3. the opposite of general language
- 5. engaging, makes reader want to continue reading
- 6. taste, smell, sight
- 8. personification, alliteration
- 10. the opposite of messy or clustered
- 11. fact based information, no bias
- 13. use of the same sound/letter (usually consonants)
- 15. comparison of two things using "like" or "as"
- 16. human characteristics given to an object/animal
- 17. the first thing you do before you begin writing
- 19. the actual meaning of a particular word
- 20. using sensory details to explain something rather than just telling the reader
Down
- 1. information based on opinion, not fact
- 2. a feeling or idea that is suggested by a word
- 4. giving readers a visual idea of the subject
- 7. writing where the author uses details to create an image in readers mind
- 9. describes nouns
- 12. using images as inspiration for your writing
- 14. literary device that uses two opposite words together
- 18. a comparison between things that have similar features