Romeo and Juliet

4. An introduction to a piece of literary or musical work.
8. A single person or character who speaks all linking parts and prologue.
9. Something that's not capable with two or more items.
10. Someone saying something but meaning the opposite.
11. a verse with one short, unstressed syllable followed by one long, stressed syllable.
18. Figurative language comparing on thing to another using as, like, and seems.
22. Sound as a word. Example- BOOM!
23. Figurative language with opposite meaning.
25. One sided love that's not shown.

1. A poem with 14 lines usually 10 syllables.
2. Two characters with different personalities.
3. Give hints about about what could happen in the future.
5. A pattern in which words rhyme.
6. A poem with eight lines (octave) with the rhyming scheme abbaabba.
7. Figurative language means something different than what's said. Example- It's raining cats and dogs.
10. A poem in the form of a narrative writing.
12. to shift from one topic to another.
13. A play with a bad event usually having an unhappy ending.
14. A subject; a topic.
15. Rhyming with different ending syllabus.
16. Speaking ones thoughts aloud.
17. A conversation between two or more people.
19. A verse with no rhyme.
20. Two lines of a verse, usually rhyming.
21. An expression in writing.
24. A joke with different meanings of one word.