Narrative Elements and Figurative Language Crossword
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2) the action or sequence of events in a story3) a character who learns a moral or a lesson4) the narrator participates in the action and refers to himself/herself as “I”6) a group of lines9) silly, brave, smart, curious11) the words contained in one line of text 13) the perspective from which a story is told16) repetition of the initial consonant sounds in stressed syllables or words in sequence19) figurative language in which two unlike things are compared, using the words “like” or “as” |
Across:
1) the narrator is not a character in the story and refers to the characters as “he” or “she” as the events are told5) a term or phrase whose meaning cannot be deduced from the literal meaning and arrangement of its parts, but instead refers to a figurative meaning that is know only through common use 6) the geographic location and time period of a story7) figurative language that makes a direct comparison between two unlike things; a comparison that does not use the connective words “like” or “as”8) the underlying or implicit meaning, concept, or message in a text10) a character who does not change12) hair color, clothes, short or tall13) figurative language in which a non-living or non-human thing (animal, plant, object, natural force, emotion, idea) is endowed with human senses, characteristics, and qualities14) also know as Literary Techniques or Literary Devices15) a sound device in which the word echoes or suggests its meaning, so that sound and sense are reinforced17) figurative language in which exaggeration is used to convey meaning18) authors develop characterization by describing various aspects of the character |
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