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Down: 1) words that are spelled and pronounced alike but have different meanings2) a person closely associated with another as a subordinate or partner3) the person or character who tells and explains a story4) language that indicates a similarity between two different things without the use of the words like or or as, for example5) This means that the narrator can only reveal what one character is seeing, hearing or thinking6) action that takes place in a singl location7) is never used, but if it were, it would be, "you fell down"9) conversation between characters or speeches made by characters11) comparing two different things, using the words like or as12) everything that happens in your main character's life before the story starts14) This is a word that refers to what type of story you are writing16) The moment near the beginning of the story where something goes wrong. Suddenly, things aren't normal anymore17) means you write as if the story was happening to you20) the action of the story- in fact without this there is no story22) the villain or "bad guy" in a story. Abbreviated "ant"24) author's copy of a novel, nonfiction book, screenplay, or article27) a comparison showing like parts of two contrasting things, used to explain or illustrate a concept28) a work of fiction usually consisting of between 7,500 and 40,000 words32) the practical lesson of a story; a sentence or passage coming at the end of the story and pointing out the lesson or conclusion to be drawn from the story35) a work of fiction usually consisting of 45,000 words or more36) an action that is used to express emotion or move the plot forward Across: 8) a major character in a story who encounters conflict and/or challenges and is changed by them.10) where and when your story takes place13) someone who serves as a contrast to another character15) is most common. "Anton fell down"18) presenting another author's works, words, or ideas as one's own19) This meas that the narrator knows what every character is thinking and can explain this to the reader21) the main character in a story (can be male or female23) opposites 25) a character who doesn't change during the story; sometimes referred to as a 'flat" character26) a word used to denote speech, such as said, asked, replied, yelled29) a narrative trick in the paragraph or first page of a work that grabs a reader's attention and keeps her reading30) There are three possible points of view (first person, second person, third person31) author's name appearing with his or her published work33) the person, animal or event your story is about34) a series of events that follow the climax of your story37) a person in your story38) a story designed to teach or enforce a useful lesson, especially one in which animals speak and act like human beings
 

 

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