Language & Literature Section 5 Quiz

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Across
  1. 6. A word whose meaning becomes more negative over time
  2. 9. Referring to Romeo and Juliet in another text is an example of this
  3. 12. A text message and a university essay use different levels of this
  4. 14. A word with the opposite meaning of another word
  5. 15. A word whose meaning becomes more positive over time
  6. 16. The writer’s choice of words
  7. 18. When an object or image represents a deeper meaning
  8. 19. Saying someone is “economically disadvantaged” instead of “poor” is an example of this
Down
  1. 1. Saying a character is “cold as ice” instead of speaking literally uses this type of language
  2. 2. “Animal” is this type of word for “dog,” “bird,” and “fish”
  3. 3. “Rose” is this type of word within the broader category “flower”
  4. 4. Words such as “battle,” “weapon,” and “fight” create this kind of group
  5. 5. The literal meaning of a word
  6. 7. The emotional or associated meaning attached to a word
  7. 8. Descriptive language that appeals to the senses
  8. 10. A newly invented word or expression
  9. 11. A word with a similar meaning to another word
  10. 13. A text can have a sarcastic, joyful, or melancholic one of these
  11. 17. A repeated image, symbol, or idea throughout a text