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Across 1. Articles or objects that appear on stage during a play 6. A fourteen line lyric poem 8. A long uninterrupted speech 9. The use of phrases, clauses or sentences that are similar complementary in structure or in meaning 10. the song for the entrance of the chorus 11. Relies on slapstick and horesplay 13. Persona 15. Patterns of rhymes in a poem indicated by a different letter of the alphabet for each new rhyme 18. A nineteen-line lyric poem that relies heavily on repetition 21. A brief witty poem 22. A literary composition, usually a novel or a play written in three parts 23. The last six lines of an italian sonnet 25. unrealistic devices or procedures that the reader or audience agrees to accept 26. A weakness or limitation of charcter resulting in the fall of the tragic hero 28. A major division in the action of a play 30. A set of conflicts and crises that constitute the parts of a play or story plot leading to the climax 32. A three-line Stanza form borrowed from the italian poets 34. Weakness or flaw of a character 35. Separated by danced choral songs 36. The differences between what is said or believed and what is actually the truth 39. The end 41. Two consecutive lines of poetry that rhyme 42. The hero or heroine or main character in a story 43. Actions turns out to have the opposite effect from the one its doer had intended 44. A story acted out, usually on a stage 47. A stanza or three lines 48. A drama written to be read rather than acted on a stage 49. The idea that a play should be limited to a specific time, place, and story line 51. Epic simile, ends in a climax 52. A line of poetry 53. Comedy that involves ridiculous or hilarious complications without regard for human values 54. Comedy which wittily protrays fashionable life

Down 2. a preparatory scene 3. A verbal wit, such as puns 4. Light play with a happy ending 5. Literary work that mocks a person, place, thing or idea using irony sarcasm and understatement 6. A greater regular pattern of stressed syllables in poetry 7. A serious play having an unhappy ending 12. A series of difficulties forming the cenral action in a narrative 14. The first line of an italian sonnet 16. Extreme pirde, leading to overconfidence 17. Plays almost no attention to human values, no literary value 19. A descriptive adjective or phrase used to characterize someone or something 20. A line of verse containing four feet 24. Involves a love affair but meets with various obstactles 27. poetry that expresses a speaker's personal thoughts or feelings 29. Poetry that nas no fixed meter or pattern and that dpends on the natural speech rhythms 31. Is an unstressed syllable followed by a stressed syllable 33. a line of cerse consisting of three feet 37. A word, phrase, line or group of lines repeated regularly in a poem 38. A stanza or poem of four lines 40. A speecj, usually lengthy, in which a character along on stage expresses his or her thoughts aloud 45. A group of lines formng a unit in a poem 46. Words spoken by a character in a play, not intended to be heard by other characters on stage 50. An evil habit or wicked tendency present in characters