Across
- 3. the name of the grocer in "Lamb to the Slaughter"
- 4. the animal of the "murder weapon" in one of our stories
- 6. Mary Maloney's husband's name
- 8. details authors provide that hint at an event that will happen later in the story
- 9. was left on the doorstep of Arthur and Norma in "Button, Button"
- 10. cruel and unworried about causing pain to others
- 15. the time and place where a story takes place
- 16. to explain or give a good reason for
- 19. where the $50,000 came from after Arthur died
- 20. the ways an author reveals and develops a character's personality
- 22. the struggle between two opposing forces in a story
- 23. disgusting and deeply upsetting
Down
- 1. explains how evidence ties back to the claims and the thesis
- 2. when the audience knows something that the characters don't
- 5. friendly, cheerful, and warm
- 7. how conflict is solved in a story; the ending
- 11. when something happens that is the opposite of what you would expect to happen
- 12. to raise one's curiosity or interest
- 13. a feeling of excitement, anxiety, or uncertainty about what will happen
- 14. to get, receive, or earn something
- 17. the last name of the "salesman" in "Button, Button"
- 18. having or showing a desire for revenge
- 21. the big answer to the prompt at an essay level; comprised of claims
