Question 1

A part of a book written by the author to introduce the story, often found before the main text.

Accepted Answer

Foreword

Answer

Dialogue

Answer

Climax

Answer

Prose

Question 2

A conversation between two or more characters in a story or play.

Accepted Answer

Dialogue

Answer

Climax

Answer

Witness

Answer

Attempt

Question 3

A peak or turning point in a story where the main conflict reaches its highest intensity.

Accepted Answer

Climax

Answer

Restrain

Answer

Contempt

Answer

Awaken

Question 4

The feeling that someone or something is worthless or deserving of scorn.

Accepted Answer

Contempt

Answer

Mysterious

Answer

Witness

Answer

Attempt

Question 5

The act of trying to do something, often in the face of difficulty.

Accepted Answer

Attempt

Answer

Preside

Answer

Witness

Answer

Fastening

Question 6

The act of carefully controlling or limiting something, often to prevent it from causing harm.

Accepted Answer

Restrain

Answer

Preside

Answer

Matted

Answer

Tendril

Question 7

A thin, curling stem that supports climbing plants.

Accepted Answer

Tendril

Answer

Fastening

Answer

Awaken

Answer

Mysterious

Question 8

To bring someone out of sleep or to make someone become aware of something.

Accepted Answer

Awaken

Answer

Preside

Answer

Witness

Answer

Matted

Question 9

A person who sees an event, typically a crime or accident, and can provide information about it.

Accepted Answer

Witness

Answer

Contempt

Answer

Prose

Answer

Fastening

Question 10

A fastening is an item or mechanism that keeps two parts together or secured.

Accepted Answer

Fastening

Answer

Prose

Answer

Awaken

Answer

Climax

Question 11

Something that is difficult to understand or explain, often shrouded in secrecy.

Accepted Answer

Mysterious

Answer

Witness

Answer

Restrain

Answer

Prose

Question 12

A written or spoken literary form that is not poetry, often used for narratives and essays.

Accepted Answer

Prose

Answer

Climax

Answer

Dialogue

Answer

Tendril

Question 13

To lead or be in charge of a meeting, event, or organization.

Accepted Answer

Preside

Answer

Fastening

Answer

Witness

Answer

Restrain

Question 14

The way in which hair or fibers become tangled and intertwined, often resulting in a rough appearance.

Accepted Answer

Matted

Answer

Contempt

Answer

Witness

Answer

Foreword

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