Across
- 4. Implied subjective meaning of a word.
- 6. Distinct difference between two things.
- 7. harmony Words imitating sounds they refer to; onomatopoeia.
- 9. Words imitating sounds they refer to.
- 11. Poem expressing lofty emotion or celebrating an event.
- 12. Comparison without using like or as.
- 15. Indirect reference to a person, place, or event.
- 17. Combination of contradictory terms like 'living dead.'
- 19. Repetition of initial consonant sounds.
- 20. monologue Character's conversation-like thoughts.
- 21. Repetition of similar vowel sounds.
- 22. Names intangible concepts like love and justice.
- 23. Comparison to explain unfamiliar concepts.
- 24. Physical, knowable through the senses.
- 27. In order of time.
- 29. Literary genre containing unreal events or characters.
- 30. Exaggeration used for effect.
- 32. Narrative poem telling a story, often about love or courage.
Down
- 1. action Action occurring before the story begins.
- 2. Deliberate contrast of characters, settings, or situations.
- 3. Giving reasons or support for an action or belief.
- 4. Overused expression that has become stale.
- 5. verse Poetry with variable rhythmic cadences, often unrhymed.
- 8. Simple story teaching a moral or religious lesson.
- 10. Storytelling technique hinting at future events.
- 13. Special vocabulary of a particular group.
- 14. Oral or written composition with one person speaking.
- 16. Atmosphere or dominant emotion of a story.
- 18. Explicit meaning of a word listed in dictionaries.
- 21. Brief story of an interesting incident.
- 24. Informal language suitable for everyday speech.
- 25. Difference between reality and appearance for effect.
- 26. Language evoking sensory impressions.
- 28. Poem expressing private emotions of the writer.
- 31. verse Poetry written in unrhymed iambic pentameters.