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Across 5. VIEW POINT FROM WHICH AND AUTHOR TELLS A STORY 6. FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE IN WHICH THE AUTHOR USES LIKE OR AS TO MAKE A COMPARISON 7. METHOD AUTHOR USES TO DEVELOP A CHARACTER 8. INDIVIDUAL IN A STORY 11. GIVING SOMETHING NONHUMAN HUMAN CHARACTERISTICS 12. AUTHOR USES WORDS TO AWAKEN OUR FIVE SENSES 14. SOMETHING THAT APPEARS TO BE IMPOSSIBLE BUT IT IS TRUE 15. MAIN BAD CHARACTER IN A LITERARY PIECE 20. EDUCATED GUESS 23. AUTHOR MAKES LIGHT OF A MORE SERIOUS MATTER 24. STRUGGLE BETWEEN TWO OPPOSING FORCES IN A STORY 27. A COMPARISON 28. PIECE OF LITERATURE IS TRUE 29. MOCKING TO SHOW FLAWS

Down 1. EMOTIONAL FEELING OF A STORY 2. LANGUAGE WHICH IS USED TO DESCRIBE THINGS IN A STORY 3. PIECE OF LITERATURE IS NOT TRUE 4. THE TIME AND PLACE A LITERARY PIECE HAPPENS 9. EXTREME EXAGERRATION 10. MAIN GOOD CHARACTER IN A LITERARY PIECE 13. AUTHOR GIVES HINTS AS TO STORY'S FUTURE EVENTS 16. TELLING OF A STORY 17. CENTRAL MESSAGE OF A STORY-THE LIFE LESSON OF A STORY 18. REFERENCE TO A WELL-KNOWN PERSON, PLACE, OR THING 19. AN EVENT IN THE PAST IS PRESENTED IN THE STORY 21. AUTHOR MAKES A COMPARISON WITHOUT USING LIKE OR AS 22. THE UNEXPECTED HAPPENS 25. CHARACTERS WHO ARE OPPOSITES TO EACH OTHER AND THIS HELPS TO SHOW THE CHARACTERS STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESSES 26. AUTHOR'S ATTITUDE TOWARDS WHAT THE AUTHOR IS WRITING ABOUT