Across
- 3. Person Vs _____ is the conflict displayed when a person is having trouble walking on ice
- 4. The end of the story
- 5. The sequence of events in a literary work
- 7. This is the beginning of the story in the plot diagram
- 8. Marking up the text with icons
- 11. Examples of this are first, second, and third
- 13. A problem a character faces
- 14. The central character or group of characters battles against oppositional traditions, institutions, or laws
- 20. This type of point of view uses the words "I," "Me," "My"
- 21. The central character is challenged by forces that are not of this world
Down
- 1. The central character struggles with or against the forces of technology
- 2. This type of point of view uses the words "You" and "Your"
- 4. This is where events start to build in the plot diagram
- 6. Person Vs _____ is the conflict when a person is second guessing themselves
- 9. This is a one word idea that can come up in a story
- 10. This type of point of view uses the character's name as well as the words "He," "She," "Him," "Her"
- 12. The point in the story where things start coming together and getting solved
- 15. This type of characteristic other people and characters can't see
- 16. The point in the story where the tension, excitement, or stakes reach the highest level
- 17. This type of characteristic is something others can see physically
- 18. An idea that encompasses the whole story
- 19. The central character faces opposition from another person or group of people