Across
- 2. The beginning of short stories or flash fiction should _______ the reader.
- 3. Character who creates opposition for the lead.
- 4. Overall series of events that make the complete story.
- 7. turning point of story/ most exciting part before falling action.
- 8. Avoid these words in dialog (they tell instead of show).
- 12. Vivid words and sensory details that show, create imagery.
- 14. 3rd POV-narrator reveals story through one character's eyes.
- 15. recurring elements often found in fairy tales.
- 17. A ___ device is a phrase or choice that adds style to writing.
- 18. Small slice of full story. Includes action/dialog. Can stand alone.
Down
- 1. Lead character
- 5. 3rd POV-narrator sees and knows everything, but is not a character in the story.
- 6. Shows movement or gestures in dialog instead of speaker tags.
- 9. Introduction of a story (characters/setting).
- 10. Plot ____are the series of events or parts of the story.
- 11. An ____incident is a shift that plunges the lead into action.
- 13. Overall value or meaning of the story-pulls story together.
- 14. In the short film, The Present, the boy and the dog are both missing a ___.
- 16. In the scene from To Kill a Mockinbird, Jem gets his ___ caught on the fence.
