Mary Oliver/The North Face Crossword

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Across
  1. 1. — Language that appeals to the five senses.
  2. 4. — The birds mentioned in a famous Mary Oliver poem about belonging and acceptance.
  3. 10. — Giving human characteristics to animals or objects.
  4. 14. — The North Face's famous slogan: "Never Stop _____."
  5. 16. — The last name of the American poet known for writing about nature.
  6. 17. — The arrangement of images and words in an advertisement.
  7. 18. — The natural world that The North Face encourages people to explore.
  8. 19. — The poem that asks what you plan to do with your "one wild and precious life."
  9. 20. — The natural world is a central _____ in Mary Oliver's poetry.
  10. 21. — The Mary Oliver poem named after a small body of water.
  11. 25. — The famous granite rock formation represented in the company's logo.
  12. 26. — A feeling of amazement or admiration that Oliver often expresses toward nature.
  13. 27. — A person or group a company hopes to reach with its advertisements.
  14. 28. — A pause within a line of poetry, often created by punctuation.
  15. 29. — The technique of placing two contrasting images or ideas together.
  16. 32. - One of The North Face's ad campaigns
  17. 33. — A central message or insight about life expressed in a poem.
  18. 34. — A persuasive appeal that targets the audience's emotions.
  19. 35. — The act of protecting the natural environment for future generations.
  20. 36. — The name, symbol, and identity associated with a company.
  21. 38. — The state where The North Face was founded in 1966.
Down
  1. 2. — When a sentence continues onto the next line without a grammatical pause.
  2. 3. — The poem that begins with the line "You do not have to be good."
  3. 5. — The Mary Oliver poem that explores how the speaker hopes to approach death.
  4. 6. — A comparison using "like" or "as."
  5. 7. — The recognizable symbol used to identify a company.
  6. 8. — The words used to catch attention in an advertisement.
  7. 9. — The Mary Oliver poem that encourages readers to pay attention to goldfinches.
  8. 10. — The purpose of advertising is often to _____ consumers to buy a product.
  9. 11. — The season mentioned in the title of one of Oliver's best-known poems.
  10. 12. — The national park that inspired The North Face logo.
  11. 13. — A direct comparison between two unlike things.
  12. 14. — A persuasive appeal based on credibility or trust.
  13. 15. — The outdoor clothing company known for its half-dome logo.
  14. 22. — The city where The North Face was founded.
  15. 23. — A person who climbs mountains.
  16. 24. — A question asked to make readers think rather than to receive an answer.
  17. 30. — The feeling or mood an advertisement creates for its audience.
  18. 31. — The careful act of noticing and appreciating the world around us.
  19. 37. — The activity of walking long distances on trails in nature.
  20. 39. — The repetition of words at the beginning of successive lines.