Romeo & Juliet Drama Terms

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Across
  1. 2. giving something not human a human quality
  2. 7. how an author reveals things about a character
  3. 9. repeated initial consonant sounds
  4. 10. a long speech delivered to another character
  5. 12. an author creates mental images that appeal to the senses
  6. 13. Plays in which the protagonist fails to accomplish their goal
  7. 14. A long speech spoken while alone on stage
  8. 17. Plays in which the protagonist accomplish their goals
  9. 18. repetition of vowel sounds
  10. 19. a direct comparison between two unlike things
  11. 20. clues about what will happen in the story
Down
  1. 1. a problem in the protagonist's personality that makes tragedy unavoidable
  2. 3. the pattern of similar sounds at the ends of lines
  3. 4. A 14-line poem
  4. 5. a character who serves as the opposite of another character
  5. 6. a comparison that uses "like" or "as"
  6. 8. a private remark, not heard by other characters
  7. 11. a phrase that contradicts itself
  8. 15. how Shakespeare wrote his plays
  9. 16. when one thing represents something else