Across
- 4. the part of the plot where the main dramatic conflict is worked out; the plot may or may not have a happy ending
- 6. a figure of speech that clearly compares to unlike things through the use of like or as
- 7. the main character
- 9. a variety of a language that is distinguished from the standard form by pronunciation, grammar, and/or vocabulary
- 11. a form of verbal irony in which a person says the opposite of what he or she means
- 13. the main idea of a literary word; the message the author wants to convey
- 14. an outcome contrary to what was or might have happened
- 16. the beginning of a work of fiction; the part in which readers are given important back round information
Down
- 1. the dictionary meaning of a word
- 2. the struggle within a character, between characters, between a character and society, or between a character and a force of nature
- 3. The bestowing of human qualities on inanimate objects, ideas, or animals
- 5. The use of an object, character, or idea to represent something else
- 8. a character whose personality traits represent a group rather than an individual
- 10. a reference to something outside the work in which it is found
- 12. the feeling that the author creates for the reader
- 15. the attitude of the author toward his or her writing