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English 1302 Crossword

Down: 1) designed to teach a lesson 3) the exact words of the source. requires documentation 4) Finding information on a subject either by finding information others have written or by conducting original research 5) a fixed form of poetry with 14 lines of iambic pentameter 6) technique which reveals a discrepancy between what appears to be true and what actually is true 7) the proper recognition of the source of information 8) an implicit comparison of two unlike things without using words such as "like" or "as"10) an original document 11) choice of words 12) a list of sources 13) using information or words from someone else without proper documentation 14) dignified, impersonal, and elevated use of language 16) allows for more than one interpretation of a word 17) comparisons that are work throughout the entire poem 18) a speaker created by the writer 20) the repetition of the same consonant sounds at the beginnings of words 22) Modern Language Association, a style of documentation 23) a symbol which is recognized by many people 24) elevated language sometimes used in poetry 25) a source of information written by an authority in the field; usually appearing in a specialized journal 26) a type of metaphor that creates a camparison around which the entire poem is organized 27) taking information from a source and putting it in your own words. requires documentation 30) the discrepancy between what appears to be true and what actually exists in a given situation 31) a pause within a line of poetry 32) the pattern of end rhymes in a poem 35) unrhymed iambic pentameter 37) the repetition of the same vowel sound in nearby words 40) saying something different from what is meant 41) an explicit comparison of two unlike things using words such as "like" or "as"43) word order 48) the writer's attitude toward the subject 51) Chicago Manual of Style, a style of documentation 53) a digital file, short for portable document format 57) American Psychological Association, a style of ocumentation

Across: 1) literal, dictionary meanings of words 2) less formal use of language 9) a word which resembles the sound it denotes 15) a digital source of information 19) a metrical unit by which a line of poetry is measured 21) language that addresses the senses 28) associations and implications of words 29) lines of a poem which are discordant and / or difficult to pronounce 33) a symbol which goes beyond the conventional symbol and is defined by the literary context in which it appears 34) running over from one line to another 36) a shortened version of a source. requires documentation 38) a short summary of an article 39) does not explicitly compare one thing to another, but does so indirectly by using hints or allusions 42) conversational use of language 44) the ordered recurrence of stressed and unstressed sounds 45) a lyric poem written to commemorate someone who is dead 46) a fixed form of 19 lines divided into six stanzas, five tercets and a concluding quatrain 47) something that represents something else 49) a poem characterized by its serious topic and formal tone, but without a prescribed form 50) a narration or description usually restricted to a single meaning 52) a computer application that can find information by subject or author on the internet 54) saying one thing in terms of something else 55) a commentary on a primary source 56) a magazine, journal, or newspaper 58) a grouping of lines in a poem 59) a poem which does not conform to any established pattern 60) lines of a poem that are musically pleasant to the ear

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