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Across 1. To put the author's words into your own words 7. The type of verse that does not have to follow a structure or rhyme.(Ex: "I was a skinny tomboy kid") 11. Sound words (pop, smack, sizzle) 12. The emotions, feelings attached to a word. House vs. Home 13. The news hit me like a bulldozer; I just coudn't believe it. (What type of figurative language?) 15. Repetition of vowel sounds within words (purple curtain) 17. The author's ______ can be formal or conversational; can include slang or jargon 19. Repetition of same sound at the beginning of the words like a tongue twister 21. In a poem, where you notice a change in the author's tone, this is called a ______. 23. terminology specific to a career, sport, hobby, etc. 25. The rose Tupac uses in "The Rose that Grew from Concrete" to represent strength and beauty is considered a _______. 26. Created using sensory detail to paint a picture in the reader's mind 27. Author's specific word choice used to create a tone 28. Like paragraphs in an essay; this is a group of lines in a poem 29. Poetry is meant to be _______ not read.

Down 2. To highlight and make notes on what you're reading 3. The grass waved in the breeze sweeping across the lazy field. (What type of figurative language?) 4. When you identify the main idea and key details, you ________ a piece of literature. 5. Repeating sounds created by a combination of vowel and consonants: June and soon (from "We Real Cool") 6. The type of poetry that tells a story (Fast Break) 8. Using the same word over and over to stress a point 9. Feelings a piece of literature creates inside the reader 10. Repetition of consonant sounds within, or at the end, of words (the little bitty turtle) 14. When you break of a piece of literature down into smaller sections in order to figure out what it means 16. My life is a rollercoaster filled with up and down drama.(What type of figurative language) 17. The type of poetry that expresses a speaker's thoughts and feelings (Beware...Don't read this poem) 18. Language with a hidden meaning; not meant to be interpreted literally (simile, metaphor, etc.) 20. The acronym we used to follow steps for analyzing a poem. (Used it with "I was a skinny tomboy kid") 22. The author's message to the reader 24. Author's attitude towards towards topic. This can also be thought of as the _____ of the author's voice.