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Across 4. actual or real 6. the small object given to Shin-chi to help him remember his home 7. suffering 9. restore to working condition 10. the name of a girl locked in a safe 12. the name of the thing hanging from the ventilator in Julia's bedroom 13. the short but vital part of the plot where the outcome is clear & we know the status of the main characters 19. the part of the plot where setting, characters, and basic situation are introduced 20. this is what both Shin-chi and the dummer boy are far away from 21. believable reason why a suspect could not have been at the scene of a crime 22. something written for this "author's purpose" would be filled with facts 24. examples of this literature term include scary, sad, sarcastic, humorous, excited, etc 26. part of speech defined as person, place, thing or idea 28. a four letter word starting with the letter k that describes the general in "The Drummer Boy of Shiloh" 32. the narrator of Gentleman of Rio en Medio is a friend of the ... 33. deal making 34. Don Anselmo's trees belonged to this type of people 35. To inform, to entertain, & to persuade are all types of this 37. the last name of the prime suspect in the case of the speckled band 40. a message or insight about life developed throughout the entire story that could be applied to anyone… not only to the connected story 42. where Old Ben dies 43. threatening harm or evil 44. part of the plot that shows how the characters have changed from the effect of the story’s conflict 45. extremely useful 46. avoid

Down 1. something written for this "author's purpose" would try to convince you of something and would contain opinions 2. unusual or old fashioned in a pleasing way 3. the high point of the plot 5. the name for an author's technique which builds suspense and hints at future events 8. the part of the plot where conflict increases 11. something written for this "author's purpose" would be a fictional story 12. the person who pretends he does not recognize Jimmy Valentine in the resolution of "A Retrieved Reformation" 14. the name of the type of story structure where events are told in the order they really happened 15. ownership 16. quietly 17. a four letter word starting with the letter d that describes Dr. Roylott at the end of the story 18. children, grandchildren, and continuing generations 23. judgments about something 25. the age of Shin-chi when he is sent to Indian Boarding school 27. a word that stands for a noun 29. document that transfers ownership of property 30. the last name of a reformed criminal 31. punishment for wrong doing 36. saw or mentally grasped 38. the sister in "The Adventures of the Speckled Band" who seeks Sherlock's help 39. an adjective starting with the letter V that describes Roylott's past 41. "the speckled band" refers to this