Across
- 2. a standard element, or pattern or situation that recurs throughout a story or various works in a series.
- 5. the falling action action of a narrative; events following the climax, where the conflicts and struggles are resolved.
- 8. (ME) the feelings/emotions a reader experiences/perceives while reading; How the reader feels about the text.
- 9. a direct comparison between 2 different, unlike things using the words "like or as."
- 11. a direct comparison of two different, unlike things
- 12. a literary work in which human vice (or weaknesses) are attacked and mocked using ridicule, wit, irony, and sarcasm.
Down
- 1. the attitude/emotions of the writer, usually implied, toward their subject or audience. (NOT MOOD)
- 3. the use of words to convey the opposite of their literal meaning;or, incongruity between what is expected and what actually occurs. 3 Types: dramatic, situational, and verbal.
- 4. the action of a narrative of drama.
- 6. the central message/idea of a literary work/narrative; the "big idea."
- 7. the use of one object, which is something in itself, to represent something else (usually an idea, value, moral.)
- 10. Description that appeals to the sences (sight, sound, smell, touch, taste); writers use of vivid diction that creates images in a reader mind.