Across
- 2. – Someone who finds out information and writes or talks about it in the news.
- 7. – Exciting and suspenseful stories that make you feel nervous or surprised.
- 8. – A group of words taken from someone else’s speech or writing.
- 10. – The front part of a book or magazine that usually shows the title and picture.
- 11. – The sentences each actor must remember and say in the play or film.
- 14. – The written words that actors read and say in a play or movie.
- 15. – A short part of a play or film that happens in one place and time.
- 17. – When someone creates sentences or texts by using words.
- 19. – To read something carefully and change it to improve it or fix mistakes.
- 24. – When a book is changed into a movie or play with some parts kept and others changed.
- 26. – Stories that are recorded and shown on a screen in a cinema or at home.
- 27. – A person in a story, often with a name, personality, and role.
- 28. – To practise a play or performance before doing it in front of an audience.
- 31. – When someone pretends to be another person in a play or movie.
- 33. – A booklet full of articles, stories, and pictures, usually sold every week or month.
- 35. – A notebook where someone writes personal thoughts or daily events, or a magazine for professionals.
- 36. – The main person in a story who does brave or important things.
- 38. effects – Tricks used in movies to show things like explosions or magic that look real.
- 39. – A piece of writing where someone gives their opinion about a movie, book, or play.
- 40. – A way to group stories, movies, or books by type, like comedy, horror, or drama.
Down
- 1. – A company or person that prints and shares books, magazines, or websites with the public.
- 3. – This means someone made a decision and picked one option in the past.
- 4. – A very popular and successful movie that many people go to see.
- 5. – A type of story that focuses on love and relationships between people.
- 6. – To put something online so other people can see it, like a photo or article.
- 9. – Someone who creates the words and music for songs.
- 12. – One part of a TV series that continues with other parts.
- 13. – A person who writes poems using creative and expressive language.
- 14. – A person who writes the story and dialogue for films or TV shows.
- 16. fiction – A story that often takes place in the future or space and involves new technology or aliens.
- 18. – The person who decides how a film or play should look and tells actors what to do.
- 20. – The name given to a film, book, or play.
- 21. – A story performed by actors on a stage, usually with speaking and costumes.
- 22. – The group of people who act in a movie, TV show, or play.
- 23. – A magical story, often for children, with imaginary creatures like fairies or dragons.
- 25. – When someone made a plan or sketch of how something should look or work.
- 29. – The last part of a movie, book, or story where everything is finished.
- 30. – A practice session before the real performance to get everything right.
- 32. – The bad or evil character in a story who causes problems for the hero.
- 34. – A person who regularly writes posts online about things they like or do.
- 37. – The series of events that happen in a story or film.
- 38. – A raised area where actors perform in front of an audience.