Fiction and Poetry Review Crossword

The point where the setting and characters are introduced as well as the conflict of the story.
The most exciting pare of the story, usually where the story takes a turn.
The problem or forces that bring about dramatic action to the plot; man vs. man, man vs. nature, man vs. society, man vs. self
A type of fiction that is based on real events but the characters or events may be added for effect; ex. Titanic
A short story, typically with animals as characters, conveying a moral; ex. Finding Nemo
A point of view that shows your writing about yourself; key words:I, me, my
A point of view that shows your writing about someone else; key words: he, she, character names
The moral or message that the author wants the reader or character to learn.
A literary device to tease readers about the plot turn that will occur later in the story.
A hero, villain, side kick, friend, or rival are examples of--
A type of poetry that tells a story with a setting, plot, and characters that does not have a rhyme.
Comparing two things by using one kind of object; ex: Her hair was silk.
A big exaggeration, usually with humor; Ex: I've told you a million times to stop doing that!
Giving something human qualities; Ex: The stuffed bear smiled at the little boy.
A type of poetry that does not have to rhyme and has no rules.