Across
- 1. Something that doesn't seem true, but is
- 4. Smaller plots in the story
- 6. Characters who are opposites that bring out each others' traits
- 7. What you use to connect ideas
- 10. A conversation in a play where only one person is talking
- 11. Hints for what is going to happen later
- 13. An image that repeats throughout the text and is tied to theme
- 15. Verbs used as adjectives
- 16. Language that enriches and adds detail to the text
- 17. Point of view
- 18. One character speaking alone on stage
- 22. Techniques used in plays
- 25. The author's attitude toward his or her subject
- 27. Character description
- 28. A sentence with one independent clause
- 29. An intentional under-exaggeration
- 31. Language that engages your senses and creates pictures in your mind
- 32. When you know something that the characters in the story do not
- 33. Educated guess based on the text
- 34. A quote from the story to support your answer
- 35. A sentence with two or more independent clauses
Down
- 2. Word choice
- 3. Verbs used as noins
- 4. Facts and figures
- 5. A sentence with two independent and one dependent clause
- 6. Showing how two things are alike and different
- 8. The main idea of the essay
- 9. Lesson or moral of the story
- 12. Multiple plots that happen at the same time
- 14. You expect one thing, but get something else
- 16. Returning to a moment that happened before
- 18. An opinion with facts to back it up
- 19. A sentence with one independent and one dependent clause
- 20. To + verb
- 21. The author's opinions on another text
- 23. Main idea
- 24. An intentional over-exaggeration
- 26. An opinion without facts to back it up
- 30. The art of persuasion