LITERATURE WORDS

1. The literature that is written in order to be performed
4. A recognizable feature within a book or a genre
6. One stressed syllable followed by two unstressed ones
7. When the audience knows more than a character in a story
9. The time and place in which the story take place
10. Using an object or something else to stand for an idea
11. In literature, refers to word choice
13. The repetition of the same sounds at the beginning of words or in a stressed syllable
14. The movement started as a reaction to the scientific and rational Age of Enlightenment
16. The turning point of the story, where events come to a head
17. The humorous or rhetorical effect achieved due to the resemblance in sound between two words

2. The character in conflict with the protagonist
3. Exaggeration in order to draw attention to something, or for humorous effect
5. The trick is to create a story that compels people to keep reading
8. Referencing another literary text or source
12. The narrator knows what each character is thinking, feeling, and doing throughout the story
15. A strong comparison made by stating one thing is another, without using like or as