Across
- 1. Rewrite the main points in your own words.
- 3. An object, which stands for a quality or idea. {e.g. A dove as a symbol for peace or a heart as a symbol for love.)
- 4. The main idea, moral or message of a text.
- 5. A group of sentences relating to a single idea or topic.
- 8. When human qualities are given to animals or objects.
- 10. A figure of speech that uses two normally contradictory terms. i.e. “Beautiful tyrant!”, “Jumbo shrimp”, or “Cold fire”.
- 11. A part of speech that is the name of a person, place, thing, or idea.
- 13. Presenting other people’s ideas and words as if they were your own.
- 15. Words at the top of an article that indicate the topic (much like a title).
- 16. Time, place, and circumstances that the story or event takes place. The environment in which the story takes place.
- 18. A part of speech, which tells what nouns can do, be a feel. Your action words in a sentence.
- 20. A part of speech that describes a noun.
- 22. The plan, skeleton, framework, sequence of events, or storyline. A series of actions that make up the story.
- 23. A part of speech, which describes or modifies verbs, adjectives and other adverbs. All adverbs end in “ly”.
- 24. The turning point of the plot. The moment of greatest action, when the action reaches it’s highest point.
Down
- 2. The repetition of constant sounds at the beginning of words. The repetition of the initial consonant sound in a series of words. It adds rhythm or emphasizes emotion (e.g., The menacing moonlight created mystery.)
- 6. The perspective from which events are seen, a story is told or an argument is made.
- 7. An over-exaggeration. i.e. My book bag weighs a ton.
- 9. The sound of a word resembles its meaning. {e.g. Snap, Crackle, Pop, Buzz, Hiss}
- 12. Language that appeals to the senses of touch, sight, taste, hearing, and smell. When the writer creates a vivid image of something by appealing to one of the reader’s senses.
- 14. A direct comparison. {The wind is a dancer.}Meter The pattern of rhythm in a line of poetry.
- 17. The position/opinion the writer is trying to defend.
- 19. A piece of writing that tells a story.
- 21. The struggle between opposing forces. The main problem faced by characters in the story.
