Literary Terms Review Puzzle Crossword

The sequence of events in a narrative
A narrator that uses I, me, or we
Descriptions that appeal to the five senses
The time and place of a narrative
The opposite of what is expected to occur
The turning point of a narrative
The way an author wants the reader to feel
A struggle in a character's mind
Narration that has access to all characters' thoughts and actions
An object, activity, place, or person that stands for something beyond iteslf
Plot stage in which we learn about the characters, setting, and a hint of the conflict
A message about life or human nature that the author wants you to understand
Can influence a theme by how they act or what they learn
A narrator that knows the thoughts and feelings of only one character
A point of view that is unbiased; without opinions
A story that explains human nature or how things came to be
The setting can be the cause of a...
A struggle between a character and an outside force
The voice that tells the story
A plot stage in which tension increases
Can suggest an important idea or symbol that is central to the theme
Can have an influence on the character's beliefs, values, and job opportunities
Narration that is personal and might be infused with opinion
Themes that appear repeatedly in literature
Reveals the story's final outcome