Across
- 5. questions asked that are not intended to be answered
- 9. a reference to something that is commonly known or understood
- 10. the intended objective or goal of a work
- 12. compares two unlike things that do not use like or as
- 14. words that evoke one or more of the five senses
- 15. consecutive or closely placed words that begin with similar sounds
- 16. focusing on emotions like anger, sadness, happiness
Down
- 1. appeals focusing on morals, what is right and wrong.
- 2. an over exaggeration or overstatement
- 3. setting of a work can be political, social, economic
- 4. focusing on fact or reason
- 5. the act of repeating a phrase or event
- 6. Intended receiver of a message
- 7. compares two different things using like or as
- 8. opposites
- 11. an inanimate object that takes on human characteristics or qualities
- 13. balanced grammatical structure, may also follow the rule of three