Across
- 2. A statement which seems to contradict itself but points to some truth. For example, “you have to spend money to make money” points to the benefit of smart investments.
- 3. The characteristic of a statement that is the opposite of what you mean, delivered with attitude
- 9. Pronouns should agree with the proper noun that came before them in both ________ and gender
- 11. The author’s last name and the page number go in this.
- 12. The narrator who seems to know what everybody is feeling.
- 13. This contains two items and goes in the top right corner of every page of your paper
Down
- 1. The process by which an author reveals the nature and personality of someone in the story.
- 4. We’ve seen authors place two similar characters close together in a story so we notice the difference between them. I remember that’s called _____________________.
- 5. Battling someone else, battling nature, or battling society as a whole would make it an _____________ conflict
- 6. The pronoun you’d hear a lot in second person point of view
- 7. a comparison of two relationships
- 8. An exaggeration meant to convey a really strong feeling.
- 10. “Keeping things nice and cold, Steve was really happy with the new refrigerator.” This sentence has a misplaced _____________.