Literary Terms Crossword

author's attitude toward the subject; an emotional adjective
reader's response to the text; emotional adjective
figurative language that compares two unlike things using "like" or "as"
figurative language that is an extreme exaggeration
comparing two unlike things as if they are the same
incomplete thought
what's being talked about in a sentence; always a noun
action of a sentence; always includes a verb
type of word that combines two independent ideas into one sentence; hint: think FANBOYS
type of sentence that always ends with "!"
type of sentence that is a command or request; ex. Do your homework.
type of sentence that ends with "?"; hint: the answer is not "question"!
type of sentence that simply provides information
specific person, place, thing, or idea; ex. John Hanson Middle School
everyday/ordinary person, place, thing, or idea; ex. school
what a singular noun turns into when adding -s or -es
figurative language that gives human qualities to nonhuman things
the first letter of the first word of EVERY sentence