Across
- 3. Writer goes back in time in order to give more context to the story
- 6. The point in the story when the rising action reaches its highest point
- 8. An exaggerated statement not meant to be taken literally
- 9. The perspective from which a story is told by the person using “I” and”me”
- 13. A word or phrase that is the sound of something
- 15. An inanimate object given human traits
- 18. Writer places hints that give clues into what will happen in the future
- 19. A story that can be interpreted to reveal a hidden moral
- 20. A repeated idea woven through a story
Down
- 1. Animals or inanimate objects are given human traits
- 2. A repeated sound at the beginning of multiple words in a series
- 4. Reference to a person or place in the real world to connect with the reader
- 5. A short personal story illustrating a point
- 7. Two things being equated that are not usually the same thing
- 10. The intended meaning is opposite to its usual sense
- 11. A dominant object/sound/situation that represents the theme
- 12. Two things being compared using like or as
- 14. Interpretation of a character’s relationships, physical, and character qualities
- 16. Similar or parallel in certain ways
- 17. Descriptive language to evoke a sensory experience