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Across 1. The name of a person, thing, or animal in a story, poem, book, play, or movie 5. The beginning of a story when characters are introduced 6. The word that would show a location, direction, or a moment of time 10. When the problems in the story are being solved (2 Words) 12. A category used to classify forms of literature 13. The most intense point of a plot...the audience is "hooked" 16. The central message; or a repeated idea that is incorporated throughout a written work 17. A composition written in verse or stanzas that often uses rhythm or rhyme 18. The repetition of initial consonant sounds in accented syllables 21. Writing that should not be used because it is in the incorrect form (2 Words) 22. A narrative, either real or imaginary, designed to interest, amuse, or instruct the audience 24. The final outcome of a plot 25. Language spoken or written according to rules of English (2 Words) 27. The time and place of a literary work 28. A written work that tells a story through action or speech and is meant to be acted out 29. Comparing two unlike things without using the words "like" or "as"

Down 2. The final sentence or section in a written piece (2 Words) 3. The part of a story when problems begin occuring and becoming more intense (2 Words) 4. The similarities between two or more items 7. Information that shows, proves, or gives reasons for making a judgment 8. The word for a belief based on thoughts or feelings, rather than on facts 9. The formation of a word from a sound 11. A statement or assertion presented as fact; an opinion with three reasons to support it 14. The pattern of the lines in a poem (2 Words) 15. The word that means the opposite between two or more items 19. The plan, scheme, or main story of a literary or dramatic work 20. Words, phrases, or clauses that connect or move ideas from one subject to another 23. A group of lines that makes up a verse of a poem or song 26. A comparison of one thing to another using the word "like" or "as"