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Lessons 1-3: 8th Grade Buckledown Crossword
Down
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1) a visual representation of material
2) how the reader feels
3) the part of plot where most of the story takes place
4) a point of view where the narrator is a character in the story
5) words and phrases that belong to a specific job or activity
6) a comparison of unlike things using like or as
8) a huge exaggeration
9) what is happening in the story
10) informal words used with friends or in casual situations
11) the point of view where the narrator is NOT part of the story
14) giving human characteristics to non-human things
15) who is telling the story
16) using the words around an unknown word to determine its meaning
18) the style of the author, whether his writing is simple, flowery, technical, or difficult
19) how people talk depending on where they grew up or where they are living
21) when you pick out the main ideas and state them in your own words
23) when an author uses something to stand for something else
27) a grouping a lines in a poem
28) the narrator's attitude toward the topic
Across
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6) words that mean the same
7) the organizational pattern that is in time order
10) where and when the story takes place
12) a comparison of unlike things
13) the repetition of same beginning consonant sounds
17) what you should always do before reading a selection
20) when the author gives us hints of what is to come
22) when you rewrite the author's words in your own words
24) words that sound like the word to which they refer
25) the big idea or lesson of a piece of literature that can be applied to everyone, not just the characters in the story
26) the organizational pattern that highlights the reasons and results of something
29) the problem in the story
30) the details that create a picture in the mind of the reader
31) what a story may become when an author uses things like jargon, dialect, and slang
32) when the author jumps to before the story's beginning to give the reader some important or insightful background info
33) something you should stop and ask as you read a selection
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