ELA 10 Final Crossword

Genre of filmmaking that is based on factual events
False or misleading argument
The reasoning used to disprove an opposing point
Based on factual information
Influenced by personal opinions or ideas
The words spoken by characters in a narrative or film
Any sound that can logically be heard by characters on screen
Voice overs and commentary; sounds that do not come from the actions on screen
A rhetorical appeal that uses factual evidence to appeal to the audience's sense of reason
A rhetorical appeal to the reader's/listener's senses or emotion
A rhetorical appeal that focuses on ethics, character or qualifications of the speaker
A writer's/speaker's attitude toward a subject, character, or audience
The quality of being reasonable and fair in the administration of the law
The shared set of arts, ideas, skills, institutions, customs, attitude, values and achievements that characterize a group of people
Standards that can be used to evaluate or judge the success of something
A list of the sources used for research
A reference made to a well-known person, event, or place from history, music, art, or literature
Specific information about a character provided by the narrator or author
A narrator's/author's development of a character through the character's interactions with others, thoughts, or speech
A character that has multiple or conflicting motivations
In drama, the delivery of dialogue in a rapid fast-paced manner, with actors speaking emotionally and leaving very little time between speakers
A lyric poem expressing feelings or thought of a speaker, often celebrating a person, event or a thing
A character that changes in response to the events
A character who remains the same
The extent to which a source provides good quality and trustworthy information
Truth or accuracy in a source
The use of another writer's words or ideas and not crediting the source
Universal symbols-images, characters, motifs, or patterns that recur in the art and literary world
A recurrent image, symbol, theme, character type, subject, or narrative detail that becomes a unifying element
The methods a writer uses to develop characters
The archetype champion based on the Greek concept of tragedy
A tragic hero's fatal flaw
A literary device that occurs when what is expected turns out different from what is expected
A form of irony which allows the reader/audience to know more about the events in story than the characters within it
A form of irony that occurs when a speaker/character states one thing while meaning the opposite
A form of irony that occurs when an event contradicts the expectations of the character or reader