LIT TERMS

Match the Descriptions and The word.

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Across 3. The feeling the reader is given by the piece. 4. The story goes back in time to bring you up to a common point. 5. The authors attitude toward the reader. 9. A type of play that is serious. 12. Main Character. 13. The highest point, or the turning point of a story. 14. Time and place. 15. The part of the story where the conflict is fixed. 16. The lesson to be learned.

Down 1. Hints or clues that build suspense . 2. The part that leads to the resolution. 6. Helps the reader understand all the backgroung information. 7. Conversation carried by the characters of the piece. 8. Opposing Character. 10. The part that builds to the climax. 11. Any piece that is made of imaginary characters or events. 12. The order of events in which the story happens.

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