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Across 7. ending or “wrapping up” of a story after a climax 8. leaving the last syllable or letter from the end of a word 11. a recurring theme or subject in a work of art, music or literature 12. repetition of the same word(s) at the beginning of successive phrases 13. saying the same thing twice 16. exaggeration of some of the features or qualities of a character’s description e.g. John Howard’s eyebrows 17. a reference to another story or text, either directly or through implication 19. unresolved ending that draws responder 22. harsh or discordant sound 24. repetition of a word or phrase 26. continuation of poetry without pause between lines 30. the act of challenging, upsetting or overthrowing an accepted idea, belief or attitude 31. a short and interesting narrative of an event, usually having happened to the person telling the story 32. strongest possible expression for a single quality 33. flash forward 34. a word or phrase with two meanings, one of which may be sexual or rude in some way 36. when the climax of a narrative is not only disappointing but also descends into the trivial and ridiculous 37. the placement of two images next to each other usually similar with some differences, so the differences become closer 38. looking at an issue in a one-sided way 39. the colour or shade used 41. prose that follows a character’s thoughts 43. play on words 44. poem of 14 lines 46. freedom taken by a poet to depart deliberately from the rules of language, logic or fact in order to produce a literary effect 47. literally means “against the time 48. highest point of a story 49. a pithy, concise saying that pays homage to a general truth. We ponder their meaning 50. a narrative tracing a characters development from childhood through to maturity

Down 1. repetition of ‘s’ sound 2. the feeling evoked or expressed by a text 3. the space between the reader of a text and the subject of the text 4. a phrase or expression used so often, that it lacks real meaning 5. point of view 6. designed to teach you something 9. a sudden revelation or insight 10. a movement in the art where the sub-conscious mind and dreams dominate 14. combination of a broad range of ideas, styles, images from different contexts 15. f - sound 18. lines in photographs which lead the viewer’s eye to a particular point 20. contrasting character in a narrative 21. beginning a story that takes place in the middle of an event 23. exaggerate something 25. – expression used to avoid directly saying something distasteful, unpleasant or confronting 27. when animals or gods/goddesses are given human characteristics 28. using “like” or “as” 29. when you don’t finish a sentence 32. emphasises an idea, linking idea with subsequent synonymous phrases or statements 35. repetition of one word 39. asking question, then answering 40. a break or pause in the middle of a line of verse, usually indicated by a hyphen or ellipsis 42. sentence structure 45. sequential