Language Arts Review Crossword

The narrator is a character in the story (I, me, we)
The narrator in the story talks to the audience or gives instructions.
A type of third person point of view in which no one's thoughts are revealed.
A type of third person point of view in which all characters' thoughts are revealed.
A type of third person point of view in which only one or two characters' thoughts are revealed.
Ex) The sun smiled over the valley as the wind danced through the trees.
Ex) The boy grabbed his bag and snuck out of the room as swiftly as a fox.
Ex) He is so smart that we nicknamed him Einstein.
Ex) Tiny Tina tasted a tangy tangerine.
Ex) My backpack weighs a ton!
Ex) I'll be there in a second.
In this type of irony, the audience knows something that the characters do not know.
In this type of irony, something happens that is the opposite of what is expected.
In this type of irony, a character says something but means the opposite.
This fictional genre contains facts, people, or events from history, but the story is mostly untrue.
This fictional genre is composed of stories about aliens, futuristic technology, or space travels.
This type of folklore often begins with "Once Upon A Time."
A true story about a person's life written by someone else is a...
This type of essay attempts to persuade the audience.
This type of character changes over the course of a text.
This type of character stays the same throughout a text.
This type of character has a well-developed personality.
This type of character does not have many character traits.
The problem in a story
The way the conflict is solved.
People or animals in a story
Where and when a story takes place
The most exciting point in a story in which the main character faces the conflict