| 1 | direct presentation | | _____ | the adress of a computer user on the internet |
| 2 | dominant mood | | _____ | an explanation of the origin of a word |
| 3 | draft | | _____ | punctuation consisting of three dots in a row used to indicate a break in speech, an unfinished thought, or an omission in a quotation |
| 4 | drama | | _____ | a very long poem related the adventures of one or mare herois figures |
| 5 | dynamic character | | _____ | the first copy of a composition, rough draft without corrections |
| 6 | editing | | _____ | in writing, the prosses of proofreading and correcting grammatical problems and errors like capitalization, spelling etc. |
| 7 | editor | | _____ | a character who experiences growth or chanhge as a result of events in the story or play. |
| 8 | ellipsis | | _____ | a person who gathers material written by others, someone who corrects another persons work |
| 9 | email | | _____ | the main or principal mood in work of literature |
| 10 | email address | | _____ | the stressing of certain words and phrases compared to others |
| 11 | emphasis | | _____ | a way of presentating a story through action |
| 12 | epic poem | | _____ | electronic mail, message sent over the internet |
| 13 | etymology | | _____ | a way of revealing a characters personality by directly telling about the character |