Key WOrds
- Created by: rebecca_m
- Created on: 04-06-17 10:30
| W | J | H | G | R | K | V | B | C | C | D | B | C | B | G | O | N | M | I | E | D |
| O | G | D | P | R | H | R | R | H | A | F | I | O | L | W | C | A | H | K | W | A |
| T | X | R | W | O | D | Q | O | A | T | E | B | K | X | M | N | B | Y | M | O | W |
| N | O | A | K | T | Q | S | T | R | O | G | S | D | N | U | B | D | I | Y | C | U |
| E | B | M | G | A | S | L | A | A | V | A | W | A | O | L | R | R | R | C | R | F |
| W | L | A | F | R | O | D | R | C | W | U | Q | N | I | T | I | A | H | A | R | M |
| M | J | T | T | R | X | G | R | T | I | G | F | W | T | I | I | M | Y | L | L | M |
| X | L | I | E | A | K | L | A | E | U | N | A | F | A | P | V | A | M | L | T | L |
| L | K | C | S | N | K | P | N | R | D | A | T | L | C | L | M | T | I | A | Y | R |
| G | N | T | Y | T | K | I | E | I | H | L | P | F | I | E | C | I | N | F | O | J |
| L | P | E | H | N | G | O | L | S | S | C | U | W | F | N | S | C | G | C | S | U |
| C | X | N | W | E | W | U | B | A | O | I | V | X | I | A | Y | M | C | I | Y | L |
| L | W | S | F | I | R | F | A | T | V | T | F | Q | N | R | C | O | O | T | C | B |
| P | A | I | G | C | R | I | I | I | V | A | X | F | O | R | O | N | U | E | S | F |
| K | D | O | B | S | A | R | L | O | U | M | T | O | S | A | Y | O | P | H | W | R |
| X | J | N | R | I | M | N | E | N | R | O | M | X | R | T | I | L | L | T | M | N |
| C | P | N | N | N | O | G | R | Y | M | I | E | W | E | O | E | O | E | A | N | P |
| W | N | D | I | M | R | P | N | B | X | D | H | C | P | R | C | G | T | P | F | V |
| W | D | A | W | O | W | H | U | W | M | I | F | B | L | S | K | U | S | V | L | M |
| I | P | O | I | A | X | J | A | P | R | Y | L | C | G | X | A | E | R | Q | H | F |
| X | K | R | I | W | V | L | V | I | C | I | D | D | W | R | J | G | R | G | W | L |
Clues
- A feeling of uncertainty and interest about the outcome of certain actions, most often referring to an audience's perceptions in a dramatic work (8, 7)
- A literary device in which the credibility of the narrator is seriously compromised (10, 8)
- A speech given by a character that explains their motives, feelings or actions (8, 9)
- A third person in a play or story that has no physical being. It witnesses all events and is all knowing (10, 8)
- Giving human characteristics to something (15)
- Phrases that would not make sense if you took the individual words literally (9, 8)
- Several narrators telling a story from different points of view (8, 9)
- The process of conveying information about a character through their actions, speech and thoughts (16)
- Two lines that rhyme in verse (7, 8)
- When the weather or natural world reflect the mood of the writing (8, 7)
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