Across
- 4. a group of related sentences on one topic that includes a topic sentence(5-9 sentences)
- 8. the implied meaning of a word
- 9. objective view using “he,” “she,” “it”….
- 11. what the story is about
- 12. a comparison of two different things that use “like” or “as”
- 13. a hint of things to come
- 17. statement Typically located in the last sentence of the introductory paragraph,the thesis statement is a specific argumentative/opinionated sentence that indicates what the essay is will prove.
- 18. is about.
- 24. a grading or assessment guideline
- 25. main character, not hero (1/2)
- 27. turning point of the story
- 28. sound words
- 29. sentence typically the first sentence of the paragraph that tells what the
- 30. subjective view using “I,” “me,” “my”….
- 31. location of the story
- 32. attitude of the speaker towards the characters in the book/poem or book/poem
Down
- 1. exaggeration
- 2. literal/dictionary meaning of a word
- 3. the unexpected, a twist of fate/words (three types—verbal, situational,
- 5. giving inanimate objects human qualities
- 6. commanding view using “you”
- 7. problem in the story (five types—man-vs-man, society, self, nature, and
- 10. the narrator of the story/poem who is typically not the author
- 14. referring to a famous person, event, object that most people should know(common knowledge)
- 15. a implied comparison of two different things without using “like” or “as”could use “is,” “am,” “was”)
- 16. thoughts.
- 19. repetition of the same initial consonant letter
- 20. a group of words that contain a subject, verb and a complete thought
- 21. end of the story in which the problem/conflict is solved
- 22. enemy of the protagonist
- 23. a long speech (monologue) that is spoken alone on stage to reveal the
- 26. word choice