Across
- 5. Plot events that occur between the climax & the resolution
- 8. The high point of the action where the problem comes to a head
- 9. Internal or external problems for a character in a story
- 10. A comparison of 2 unlike things using 'like' or 'as'
- 12. Repetition of beginning sounds in successive words in a sentence
- 13. How the author feels about his/her subject
- 14. All of the events that happen in a story
- 15. The feeling the reader is intended to get from the story
- 16. Plot events that occur between the introduction of the conflict & the climax
- 18. The introduction of characters & setting that begins the story
- 19. The underlying message or life lesson of a piece of literature
- 20. Hints & clues that prepare the reader for events that will happen later
Down
- 1. Extreme exaggeration for dramatic effect or emphasis
- 2. The methods an author uses to create & describe a fictional person
- 3. A reference to another literary, historical, or pop culture element in a story
- 4. Words that sound like the sounds they describe
- 6. After the resolution, where the theme is revealed & the story ends
- 7. When & how the main problem is solved
- 11. A comparison between 2 unlike things without using 'like' or 'as'
- 17. Descriptive language that appeals to any of the 5 senses