Across
- 3. A shift from the present to the past in a narrative
- 8. A type of irony where the audience knows more than characters
- 9. Giving human qualities to nonhuman things
- 10. A conversation between two or more characters
- 13. A comparison using like or as
- 14. Language that appeals to the reader’s senses
- 15. Words whose meanings are connected to their sounds
- 18. A humorous play on words
- 19. A combination of contradictory words for effect
Down
- 1. Clues that hint at what will happen later in the plot
- 2. An indirect or implied reference to something famous or literary
- 4. Deliberate exaggeration used for emphasis
- 5. A comparison meant to illustrate similarities between unlike things
- 6. Repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of words
- 7. A contrast between expectations and reality
- 11. A short narrative included to communicate a point
- 12. A type of irony where one thing is said but another is meant
- 13. Something that stands for itself and something beyond itself
- 16. A direct comparison without using like or as
- 17. The universal idea or message developed throughout a story