disney characters Crossword Puzzles
characters and places 2014-10-21
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- Ridley: third born child of Amanda and Frank, was diagnosed with a brain tumor at 6 months old, 6 years later she died
- Married to Tuck, could not have kids, died at 40 years old
- Cole: Dawsons dad, he was a member of a notorious criminal family in a small town of oriental north Corolina
- Collier: Amandas mom, she did not want Amanda dating Dawson
- Dawson works and lives there
- corolina: where dawson and amanda met up and found eachother after 20 years
- Abes girlfriend
- Cole: 42 year old man, works on oil rigs in Louisanna
- Yarbourough: mailman who saw Tucks body when he died
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- Hosteler: was married to clara, deployed to Europe during WW2
- father: died 10 years ago due to heart attack
- Franks friend that he's always with when he's at the bar and they are golfing buddies
- Rogers wife
- Collier Reynolds: married to Frank Reynolds, has 3 kids with him and was once in love with Dawson cole
- Reynolds: acholic, married to Amanda Collier
- Cole: Cousin of Dawson
- ridley: first born child of Amanda and Frank, gets in car accident with Frank
17 Clues: Rogers wife • Abes girlfriend • Cole: Cousin of Dawson • Dawson works and lives there • Reynolds: acholic, married to Amanda Collier • father: died 10 years ago due to heart attack • Yarbourough: mailman who saw Tucks body when he died • Cole: 42 year old man, works on oil rigs in Louisanna • Married to Tuck, could not have kids, died at 40 years old • ...
Famous Novel Characters 2020-02-25
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- The character who had adventures in the wonderland
- Catcher in the Rye main character
- The Pig in Charlotte's Web
- Scarlett's love in Gone with the Wind
- The lord in Harry Potter who must not be named
- The main character in Gone with the Wind
- The main character in Little Mermaid
- The dog in Peanuts
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- The snowman in Frozen
- The man who turned into an insect in Metamorphosis
- Harry's bestfriend who is very gifted
- He lost the ring to Bilbo in Lord of the Rings
- The little Finch in To Kill a Mockingbird
- Catch-22's main character
- The Kansas Girl in Wizard of Oz
- First name of Mrs. Dalloway
- The wise one in Star Wars
17 Clues: The dog in Peanuts • The snowman in Frozen • Catch-22's main character • The wise one in Star Wars • The Pig in Charlotte's Web • First name of Mrs. Dalloway • The Kansas Girl in Wizard of Oz • Catcher in the Rye main character • The main character in Little Mermaid • Harry's bestfriend who is very gifted • Scarlett's love in Gone with the Wind • ...
Wuthering Heights Characters 2019-03-26
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- An orphan brought to live at Wuthering Heights by Mr. Earnshaw. He falls in love with Catherine Earnshaw and is jealous of her time spent at Thrushcross Grange. Experiences abuse and neglect from his adoptive brother.
- This character says “I AM Heathcliff! He's always, always in my mind: not as a pleasure, any more than I am always a pleasure to myself, but as my own being.” Known for her dual personality, depending on who she is around.
- This character does not enjoy Heathcliff’s presence and is often jealous of his time with Catherine. He tells Catherine “Catherine, unless we are to have cold tea, please to come to the table.”
- Tells the audience what the personality of the character
- Heathcliff assumes custody of this character, and raises him as an uneducated field worker, just as Hindley had done to Heathcliff.
- A sensible, intelligent, and compassionate woman, she grew up essentially alongside Hindley and Catherine Earnshaw and is deeply involved in the story she tells.
- Heathcliff is an example of this kind of hero.
- A character who opposes the protagonist or hero in a story
- This character is a tenant at Thrushcross Grange. He finds himself at a loss when he witnesses the strange household's.
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- Shows things that reveal the personality of a character
- Hindley's wife that dies shortly after giving birth to Hareton.
- The main character or hero in a story
- A long-winded, fanatically religious, elderly servant at Wuthering Heights. He is strange, stubborn, and unkind, and he speaks with a thick Yorkshire accent.
- The description of the distinctive nature or features of someone or something.
- Acronym used for characterization.
- This character has a history of getting drunk and causing destruction. He dislikes his son and gives its care to Nelly.
- Edgar’s sister, who falls in love and marries Heathcliff.
17 Clues: Acronym used for characterization. • The main character or hero in a story • Heathcliff is an example of this kind of hero. • Shows things that reveal the personality of a character • Tells the audience what the personality of the character • Edgar’s sister, who falls in love and marries Heathcliff. • A character who opposes the protagonist or hero in a story • ...
Thomas Tales Characters 2019-09-25
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- Evil Diesel From The Mainland, Friends With Arry & Bert.
- Crane That Lives At Brendam Docks
- Not Smart Purple Engine
- Topham Hatt- Controller Of The Island
- Red Bus
- number 5 Red Engine
- Number 7 Tram Engine
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- Nickname: Montague
- wise Number 4 Engine
- Victor's Assistant
- thomas' Best Friend
- number One Blue Engine
- Owner Of The Steamworks
- pink Female Engine
- Female Green Tender Engine
- Number 3 Green Tender Engine
- Green Diesel, Friend Of Duck
17 Clues: Red Bus • Nickname: Montague • Victor's Assistant • pink Female Engine • thomas' Best Friend • number 5 Red Engine • wise Number 4 Engine • Number 7 Tram Engine • number One Blue Engine • Owner Of The Steamworks • Not Smart Purple Engine • Female Green Tender Engine • Number 3 Green Tender Engine • Green Diesel, Friend Of Duck • Crane That Lives At Brendam Docks • ...
The Tempest Characters 2023-04-12
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- diligent and hard-working
- Done or occurring at a favorable or useful time; well-timed
- A person inheriting and continuing the legacy of a predecessor
- urge or persuade (someone) to act in a violent or unlawful way
- Possessing or showing courage or determination
- Impossible to harm or damage
- Deceitful and untrustworthy
- Great courage in the face of danger, especially in battle
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- The action or process of inheriting a title, office, and property
- To replace
- Take( a position of power or importance)
- Guilty of or involving betrayal or deception
- The action or state of keeping careful watch for possible danger or difficulties
- Put right; correct
- Showing or exercising mercy
- feeling or showing sorrow and regret for having done wrong; repentant
- The action of forgiving or being forgiven for an error or offense
17 Clues: To replace • Put right; correct • diligent and hard-working • Showing or exercising mercy • Deceitful and untrustworthy • Impossible to harm or damage • Take( a position of power or importance) • Guilty of or involving betrayal or deception • Possessing or showing courage or determination • Great courage in the face of danger, especially in battle • ...
Famous Cartoon Characters 2023-06-06
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- (Answer: Simpson)
- (Answer: SquarePants)
- (Answer: Doo)
- (Answer: Simpson)
- (Answer: Woodpecker)
- (Answer: Flintstone)
- (Answer: Boop)
- (Answer: Cat)
- (Answer: Explorer)
- (Answer: Mouse)
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- (Answer: Ogre)
- (Answer: Sailor)
- (Answer: Beagle)
- (Answer: Bunny)
- (Answer: Bird)
- (Answer: Duck)
- (Answer: Brown)
- (Answer: Simpson)
- (Answer: Pokémon)
- (Answer: Cat)
20 Clues: (Answer: Doo) • (Answer: Cat) • (Answer: Cat) • (Answer: Ogre) • (Answer: Bird) • (Answer: Duck) • (Answer: Boop) • (Answer: Bunny) • (Answer: Brown) • (Answer: Mouse) • (Answer: Sailor) • (Answer: Beagle) • (Answer: Simpson) • (Answer: Simpson) • (Answer: Simpson) • (Answer: Pokémon) • (Answer: Explorer) • (Answer: Woodpecker) • (Answer: Flintstone) • (Answer: SquarePants)
The Outsiders Characters 2023-08-14
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- He loves his switchblade
- Ponyboy’s English teacher
- He raised Ponyboy after their parents died
- Bob's best friend
- Challenges Dally when the rumble starts
- The toughest greaser in Ponyboy's group
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- The cheerleader Ponyboy meets at the movies
- Ponyboy's brother who wants to marry Sandy
- Dally's friend
- Sodapop's best friend
- Tim Shepard's brother
- Randy's girlfriend
- Cherry's boyfriend
- Takes Ponyboy at the hospital after the fire
- The story's protagonist
- Sodapop's girlfriend
- He views the greasers as his real family
17 Clues: Dally's friend • Bob's best friend • Randy's girlfriend • Cherry's boyfriend • Sodapop's girlfriend • Sodapop's best friend • Tim Shepard's brother • The story's protagonist • He loves his switchblade • Ponyboy’s English teacher • Challenges Dally when the rumble starts • The toughest greaser in Ponyboy's group • He views the greasers as his real family • ...
Developing Characters' Relationships 2023-12-18
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- something that will happen at a later time
- taking something like money in exchange for a favor
- leaned or in a slanted position
- grumbled in a complaining tone
- something said or done that is off-topic
- returned back to the topic
- the way a person's face or body shows their emotions
- worrying or ruminating
- like daydreaming
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- disturbed or irritated repeatedly
- walking around slowly with a clear time to stop
- imitating closely
- an uncomfortable position or feeling
- talked on and on without having a point
- said something loudly, often a secret
- filling with a lot of emotion
- to be stretched out while lying or sitting down
17 Clues: like daydreaming • imitating closely • worrying or ruminating • returned back to the topic • filling with a lot of emotion • grumbled in a complaining tone • leaned or in a slanted position • disturbed or irritated repeatedly • an uncomfortable position or feeling • said something loudly, often a secret • talked on and on without having a point • ...
Characters of Wave 2024-01-31
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- The lowest point of a wave.
- Waves that do not require a medium and can travel through a vacuum.
- Waves that oscillate parallel to the direction of propagation.
- The bending of waves around obstacles.
- The maximum displacement of a point in a wave from its equilibrium position.
- Waves that oscillate perpendicular to the direction of propagation.
- phenomenon where two or more waves combine to form a new wave.
- The highest point of a wave.
- The speed at which a wave propagates through a medium.
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- The distance between two successive peaks or troughs of a wave.
- The process of a wave bouncing off a surface.
- The unit of frequency.
- Waves that require a medium (solid, liquid, or gas) to propagate.
- Optics The study of the behavior of waves.
- The number of oscillations per unit time.
- distance between two successive points in a wave with the same phase.
- The bending of waves when they pass from one medium to another.
- The time it takes for one complete oscillation.
18 Clues: The unit of frequency. • The lowest point of a wave. • The highest point of a wave. • The bending of waves around obstacles. • The number of oscillations per unit time. • Optics The study of the behavior of waves. • The process of a wave bouncing off a surface. • The time it takes for one complete oscillation. • The speed at which a wave propagates through a medium. • ...
Star Wars Characters 2022-01-01
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- Criminal mastermind, lives on Tatooine
- The Grandson of Darth Vader
- A short blue droid with wheels travels with C3PO
- Was the adoptive son of Jabba and was a criminal smuggler who helped Luke
- A person who has disguised as a stormtrooper and has helped Rey
- One of the most famous Star Wars Characters he is the son of Anakin/Darth Vader
- The sister of Luke
- A golden colored droid who stands like a human.
- A bounty hunter from the outer reaches of the Galaxy.
- A small old little green Jedi.
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- Was a Jedi who was trained by Yoda himself
- The Emperor of the Galaxy
- She was the last Jedi in the Sequels
- There are more then one of them and they have bad aim.
- Son of Jango Fett almost died in the fell into the Sarlaac pit and survived
- A rouge Jedi that became Darth Vader
- He was Anakin's apprentice and he also has the high ground
17 Clues: The sister of Luke • The Emperor of the Galaxy • The Grandson of Darth Vader • A small old little green Jedi. • She was the last Jedi in the Sequels • A rouge Jedi that became Darth Vader • Criminal mastermind, lives on Tatooine • Was a Jedi who was trained by Yoda himself • A golden colored droid who stands like a human. • A short blue droid with wheels travels with C3PO • ...
Bible Characters 1 2022-06-24
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- Parted the Red Sea (Exodus 14:15, 16)
- Killed by his own brother (Gen. 4:8)
- The name of the first man (Gen 3:17)
- A prophet of Jehovah (1 Kings 18:46)
- He tried to walk on water (Matt. 14:29)
- She helped hide two spies of Israel (Joshua 2:3)
- Esau's brother (Gen. 25:26)
- She prayed for a son (1Sam. 1:11-13)
- A friend of God (Gen 18:11)
- She laughed at the thought of having a child (Gen 18:13)
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- He ran away from his assignment (Jonah 1:3)
- The boy that became a prophet for Jehovah (1Sam 3:1)
- A man of great endurance (James 5:11)
- She was mean to Hannah (1 Sam. 1:2-6)
- He was very hairy (Gen. 25:25)
- The wife of Isaac (Gen. 24:67)
- Her bad association got her in trouble (Gen 34:1)
17 Clues: Esau's brother (Gen. 25:26) • A friend of God (Gen 18:11) • He was very hairy (Gen. 25:25) • The wife of Isaac (Gen. 24:67) • Killed by his own brother (Gen. 4:8) • The name of the first man (Gen 3:17) • A prophet of Jehovah (1 Kings 18:46) • She prayed for a son (1Sam. 1:11-13) • Parted the Red Sea (Exodus 14:15, 16) • A man of great endurance (James 5:11) • ...
SunClan's Rise Characters 2025-09-12
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- The ThunderClan leader's mate.
- The new ThunderClan leader's mother, though she was a bit toxic.
- She was taken care of by the SHA before joining SunClan.
- The SunClan deputy's sister who joined with her.
- The leader of ShadowClan
- He was the main character's apprentice before becoming leader of ThunderClan.
- Once a part of the SHA, she joined SunClan as an elder.
- She was the original deputy of ThunderClan before she retired.
- A blind medicine cat, she helped found SunClan.
- Formerly in the SHA, joined SunClan.
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- An exiled warrior who is now in the SHA.
- Formerly a kittypet, she became an important part of SunClan.
- The leader of the Stone Heart Alliance (SHA).
- One of the main characters. The first leader of SunClan.
- The father of two kits with different mothers, he was a loner before he came to ThunderClan.
- The first kit born into SunClan.
- The leader of ThunderClan. She dies at the end.
17 Clues: The leader of ShadowClan • The ThunderClan leader's mate. • The first kit born into SunClan. • Formerly in the SHA, joined SunClan. • An exiled warrior who is now in the SHA. • The leader of the Stone Heart Alliance (SHA). • The leader of ThunderClan. She dies at the end. • A blind medicine cat, she helped found SunClan. • The SunClan deputy's sister who joined with her. • ...
Literary Terms Review 2021-09-08
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- outside force that character struggles against
- sequence of events that makes up the story
- author drops clues about the character
- author narrates an event that took place before the current time of the story
- the introductory material
- a character or force who opposes the protagonist
- person, place, object that has a meaning other than the obvious
- character who does not undergo any inner change
- character who undergoes an inner change over time
- narrator is an outsider who can only report what they see/hear (fly on the wall)
- narrator is an all-knowing outsider who can enter multiple characters' minds
- when the audience knows more than the characters do
- character who provides contrast to the protagonist
- author tells us about the character
- narrator reveals their own thoughts and is one of the characters
- contrast between what is said and what is expected to be said (sarcasm)
- event/character that triggers the conflict
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- serves as the backdrop of the action
- author uses hints/clues as to what might happen later in the story
- the main character in a literary work
- series of events that builds to the climax
- events that close the story
- concludes the story
- contrast between what happens and what is expected to happen
- narrator is an outsider who sees into the mind of one of the characters
- distinctive way author uses language
- main idea or underlying meaning of literary work
- the result of the crisis/high point of the story
- language that appeals to the senses
- narrator is you
- inside force that character struggles against
- typical example of a person/thing
- person or animal that takes part in the action of a literary work
33 Clues: narrator is you • concludes the story • the introductory material • events that close the story • typical example of a person/thing • language that appeals to the senses • author tells us about the character • serves as the backdrop of the action • distinctive way author uses language • the main character in a literary work • author drops clues about the character • ...
Literary Vocabulary 2022-02-06
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- a literary work or section of a work presenting, usually symbolically, such a moment of revelation and insight.
- a person noted for courageous acts or nobility of character:
- a lesson or a piece of advice in a story or fable
- opponent or adversary
- an imaginative or fanciful work, especially one dealing with supernatural or unnatural events or characters
- a variety of a language that is distinguished from other varieties of the same language by features of phonology, grammar, and vocabulary, and by its use by a group of speakers who are set off from others geographically or socially.
- the tendency to view or represent things as they really are
- Also called storyline. the plan, scheme, or main story of a literary or dramatic work, as a play, novel, or short story.
- a mental representation; idea; conception
- the position of the narrator in relation to the story, as indicated by the narrator's outlook from which the events are depicted and by the attitude toward the characters.
- the creation and convincing representation of fictitious characters, as in a literary work.
- a hoped outcome for the characters actions
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- an incident, scene, etc., within a narrative, usually fully developed and either integrated within the main story or digressing from it.
- ending a cliffhanger: an ending with no solution
- a person or thing who is created or used in a story
- the art, technique, or process of narrating, or of telling a story
- the part of a literary plot that occurs after the climax has been reached and the conflict has been resolved.
- a passing or casual reference; an incidental mention of something, either directly or by implication
- distinctive, sometimes picturesque characteristics or peculiarities of a place or period as represented in literature or drama, or as observed in reality.
- the final resolution of the intricacies of a plot, as of a drama or novel.
20 Clues: opponent or adversary • a mental representation; idea; conception • a hoped outcome for the characters actions • ending a cliffhanger: an ending with no solution • a lesson or a piece of advice in a story or fable • a person or thing who is created or used in a story • the tendency to view or represent things as they really are • ...
mise-en-scene 2018-03-08
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- the name for the type of arrangement characters according to a visual pattern
- a type of mise-en-scene in which the emotions or spiritual life permeates the material world
- clothing and accessories that a character wears
- what is produced when there is physical, cultural and/or historical accuracy
- objects that function as part of the sets or as tools by the characters
- an object that is used according to its common function
- a type of acting, the actor appears to fully embody the character they are playing
- can be natural or artificial, can affect our perspective on a person or thing
- emphasises certain characters or objects
- arrangement of light and dark that creates uneasy atmospheres
- additional to the main source of lighting
- a name for a type of mise-en-scene that appears exaggerated, unfamiliar or artificial
- what is applied to a character's face and/or body
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- the arrangement and movement of the actors in relation to each other within a single space
- feelings and meanings associated with particular settings in a film
- a combination of key lighting, backlighting and fill lighting
- a name for language, physical expression and gesture that brings a character to life
- who embodies and performs a film character through gestures and movements
- the fictional or real place where the action and events of the film occur
- the name for the type of arrangement of characters that accentuates relations between them
- the use of shadows to shape or draw attention to certain features
- illuminates from behind an object or person
- an actor with a powerful aura
- an object reinvented or employed for an unexpected or magical purpose
- a type of acting, actor appears to be aware that they are acting
- located on a studio soundstage
- the main source of lighting
27 Clues: the main source of lighting • an actor with a powerful aura • located on a studio soundstage • emphasises certain characters or objects • additional to the main source of lighting • illuminates from behind an object or person • clothing and accessories that a character wears • what is applied to a character's face and/or body • ...
Novel 2019-11-22
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- the characters in the novel do
- author who successfully expanded the possibilities of the animal fable in a way which demonstrated its capacity for allegorical and satirical treatment in novel Animal Farm (family name only)
- Constructs which we make out of their reported actions, the words they are given to say and the commentary made on them by their creator
- enough trick to look after themselves
- one of a sub-group of the more general category of allegory
- Antonym of real is...
- The ancient Greek writer who wrote The Characters o help young men to choose their friends and to distinguish good from evil companions
- When novel met its golden age according to Irish Murdoch (Century)
- Name of Swiss psychologist who classifies people’s character to introvert and extrovert
- The angle from which a fictional work is narrated
- term for novel in most European languages
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- tories about animals, and their intention was to offer advice to people on how to behave
- the origin of novel
- According to E.M. Forster, characters are divided into two types, they are ...(mentioned both without space!)
- ort of novels that tell about rogues had learned
- spanish novel written by Miguel de Cevantes Saavedra
- One of queen in The Arabian Night who saved her life by having new story to tell
- Sure name of famous Austrian psychologist who found the pattern of behavior
- Author of The Pilgrim’s Progress (1678,1684)
- One of Novel’s quality, it is narrated - they are told to the reader by one of the characters, by an independent narrator (sometimes, the author himself, or the version of himself which he cares to present to the public) or they are reported to the reader in an apparently impersonal way...
- a summary of the principal events of the novel
21 Clues: the origin of novel • Antonym of real is... • the characters in the novel do • enough trick to look after themselves • term for novel in most European languages • Author of The Pilgrim’s Progress (1678,1684) • a summary of the principal events of the novel • ort of novels that tell about rogues had learned • The angle from which a fictional work is narrated • ...
STAAR Review - ELA Vocabulary 2024-04-12
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- a short retelling of a text that only focuses on the most important information
- A type of narrative poetry that tells the story of a hero on an adventure
- ________ Language: The use of words/language that results in an emotional reaction from the audience
- The author’s attitude about the topic, characters or events
- ________ Verse: A poem that doesn’t contain rhyme or rhythm
- A hint of what is to come later in the story
- Category of text written to be performed in a theater, on the radio, or on television
- Occurs when the author interrupts the story to jump to the past
- ________ and Contrast: The type of organizational pattern that shows how two topics are similar and different
- Character vs. ________ conflict occurs when a character struggles against traditions, laws, or other institutions
- ________ Elements: The use of capitalization, punctuation, line length, look (bold, italicized, underlined) and positioning of the words in a poem
- Third Person ________ POV: Focuses on the thoughts of multiple characters
- The reader’s emotions while reading about the topic, characters or events
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- Text ________: The extra print and visuals included around an informational text
- A type of logical fallacy that suggests someone should buy into something simply because everyone else is doing it
- A conversation between characters
- Chronological ________: The type of organizational pattern that shows the order events occur in
- Character vs. ________ conflict occurs when a character struggles against their own mind (guilt, fear, doubt)
- The proof that is used to support a claim or reason
- A reference to a famous or well-known book, movie, character or event
- A comparison of two unlike things, often suggesting one thing equals another
- ________ Person POV: Uses pronouns I, me, my, us, our
- Character ________ is the reason a character behaves a certain way
- The statement the writer is trying to prove true
- A group of lines in a poem
- A phrase with a specific meaning that everyone in the culture understands
26 Clues: A group of lines in a poem • A conversation between characters • A hint of what is to come later in the story • The statement the writer is trying to prove true • The proof that is used to support a claim or reason • ________ Person POV: Uses pronouns I, me, my, us, our • The author’s attitude about the topic, characters or events • ...
7th Grade English Final 2024-05-13
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- Directions for the actors and director in a play
- rephrases the question with the answer in only one sentence.
- the attitude of the author or speaker toward the subject.
- the explanation of how the evidence provided proves the claim presented.
- the reader has to “figure out” the meaning of or how the quote connects to the claim.
- hints at what will happen in a story to create tension.
- introduces the characters and setting
- the most exciting part/turning point of the story.
- the overall setup of a play, including the time period, time shifts, characters present, etc.
- the struggles/problem(s) within the story.
- the main reason the author writes the text.
- vivid description/creating an image from the writing.
- written or spoken words characters say within literature and/or a play
- An outside narrator is telling the story but reveals a limited number of characters’ thoughts and feelings
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- is an event that starts/introduces the conflict in the story.
- the plot moves towards the resolution
- when and where the story takes place
- An outside narrator tells the story and reveals most (maybe all) of the character’s inner thoughts and feelings
- uses language that has hidden or implied meanings.
- the feeling the audience gets while reading the story.
- evidence tells the reader exactly the meaning of the quote or has a clear connection to the claim.
- presents or builds a character.
- words taken directly from the text that are used to support a claim with citations.
- the force behind why the character behaves or acts the way they do.
- a series of events leading up to the climax.
- a specific word choice to help create an impact or effect.
- ending of the story.
- the protagonist tells the story using personal pronouns
28 Clues: ending of the story. • presents or builds a character. • when and where the story takes place • the plot moves towards the resolution • introduces the characters and setting • the struggles/problem(s) within the story. • the main reason the author writes the text. • a series of events leading up to the climax. • Directions for the actors and director in a play • ...
Elements of Plot 2023-08-13
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- The use of objects, characters, or situations to represent deeper meanings or concepts.
- The spoken or written conversation between characters in a story.
- A literary technique that involves surprising, amusing, or intriguing contradictions or contrasts.
- of View The perspective from which the story is told (first person, third person, etc.).
- The time and place in which a story takes place.
- The feeling of tension and uncertainty that keeps readers engaged and eager to know what happens next.
- The introduction of essential background information early in a story, including the setting, characters, and initial conflict.
- Twist An unexpected turn of events that changes the direction of the story.
- The process of developing and portraying a character's traits, personality, and background.
- The most intense and critical point in the story, where the conflict reaches its peak and the outcome is decided.
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- The main character in a story who typically drives the action forward.
- The emotional atmosphere or tone created in a story.
- Action The series of events that build tension and develop the conflict. It leads to the story's climax.
- A scene that interrupts the chronological flow of the story to provide background information.
- Hints or clues given by the author to suggest what might happen later in the story.
- The character or force that opposes the protagonist and creates conflict.
- The central idea or message of a story. It often reflects on larger concepts or universal truths.
- Action Events that follow the climax and lead to the resolution. Loose ends start to get tied up.
- The final part of the story where the conflict is resolved, and the characters' fates are determined.
- The central struggle that drives the plot forward. It can be internal (within a character) or external (against a force or another character).
- The person or entity that tells the story.
21 Clues: The person or entity that tells the story. • The time and place in which a story takes place. • The emotional atmosphere or tone created in a story. • The spoken or written conversation between characters in a story. • The main character in a story who typically drives the action forward. • The character or force that opposes the protagonist and creates conflict. • ...
Midterm - Literary Terms 2025-01-29
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- When a person, a place, an object or an activity stands for something beyond itself
- The opposition of persons or forces that gives rise to dramatic action in a work of literature.
- The events in a story that show the results of a characters actions and leads to the end of the story (resolution).
- The point of highest dramatic tension or a major turning point in the action of a literary work.
- The feeling or atmosphere that the a writer creates for the reader
- Point of View where the narrator is a person in the story, telling the story from his or her own point of view.
- The choice and use of words and phrases in writing or speech
- When the reader uses reason and experience to guess at what the writer doesn’t say directly in the story.
- The use of hints or clues to suggest what will happen later in the story.
- An idea of feeling that a word invokes in addition to its literal or primary meaning.
- -The central part of a story, during which various problems arise.
- The time and place in which a story occurs.
- A feeling of growing tension and excitement felt by the reader.
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- The events that make up the main story.
- A story or writing that tells about real people, places, and events.
- The final outcome of the story
- A word’s dictionary definition
- Point of View where the narrative voice is outside of the action, not one of the characters
- An interruption in the action of a literary work to present events that took place at an earlier time.
- Expresses the writer’s attitude toward his or her subject
- The beginning of the plot, where characters and setting are introduced.
- -An imaginary story that includes plot, characters, setting, and often, a theme.
- A message about life or human nature that the writer shares with the reader
23 Clues: The final outcome of the story • A word’s dictionary definition • The events that make up the main story. • The time and place in which a story occurs. • Expresses the writer’s attitude toward his or her subject • The choice and use of words and phrases in writing or speech • A feeling of growing tension and excitement felt by the reader. • ...
Jaws and Plot, Conflict and Editing 2026-03-11
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- The name of the chief of police who is tasked with stopping the shark attacks
- (two words)Black screen slowly turning into the shot
- name of the boat the main characters use to hunt the shark
- what it is called when a film moves from one shot to the next
- Matt Hooper's profession which leads him to the island
- As one shot slowly disappears, the next show slowly appears
- (two words)Cutting between two separate scenes, often to emit some kind of emotional response in the audience
- (___ v ___) when the protagonist is against their culture or government
- (two words) when the plot and conflict begin to develop
- last name of the character that is hired to hunt the shark, is the shark's last victim
- (___ v ___) when the protagonist is against a human or human like entity
- the beginning of the story that establishes the setting, conflict, and characters
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- (three words)Cut from one shot to another shot when there is movement in the frame (from a character or object)
- (starts with an r) the story comes to a reasonable end
- (three words) Shot slowly turning into black screen
- What the main characters use to paddle back to shore at the end?
- (___ v ___) when the protagonist is facing an internal struggle
- (three words) The shot slowly is engulfed in all white
- (two words) all of the loose ends of the plot are being tied up
- (two words)Cut from one shot to a different shot with a similar shape, sound, or color
- (two words)Abrupt transition from quiet to intense or intense to quiet
- the name of the island in the movie Jaws
- (___ v ___) when the protagonist is against a natural force
- Seemingly unrelated shots that when combined produce meaning or a series of shots that lead the viewer to a desired meaning
- the turning point of the story--the characters change in some way
25 Clues: the name of the island in the movie Jaws • (three words) Shot slowly turning into black screen • (two words)Black screen slowly turning into the shot • (starts with an r) the story comes to a reasonable end • (three words) The shot slowly is engulfed in all white • Matt Hooper's profession which leads him to the island • ...
How Well Do You Know Your Girlfriend? 2018-04-24
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- Biggest Fear
- Favorite Color
- Favorite TV Show
- Favorite Type of Dog
- Middle Name
- Favorite Trumpeter
- Favorite Disney Soundtrack
- Favorite Drum Major
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- Favorite Sport
- Event on the same day we started dating
- Birthday Day (day #)
- Favorite type of Cheez its
- Favorite Ice Cream Flavor
- Favorite type of Goldfish
- Favorite Subject
- Month we started dating
- How old Rosa was
17 Clues: Middle Name • Biggest Fear • Favorite Sport • Favorite Color • Favorite TV Show • Favorite Subject • How old Rosa was • Favorite Trumpeter • Favorite Drum Major • Birthday Day (day #) • Favorite Type of Dog • Month we started dating • Favorite Ice Cream Flavor • Favorite type of Goldfish • Favorite type of Cheez its • Favorite Disney Soundtrack • Event on the same day we started dating
Ama's things 2024-04-11
17 Clues: Career • Husband • Fave soda • Magical family • a sort of house • 5 letter colour • favourite number • Favourite planet • Go to Tim's order • Genre-less artist • a bi-monthly event • Fave vacation spot • A dopamine increase • Wants to be red so bad • Devil's asshole weather • After a few therapy sessions • Best eaten after getting high
24 2024-05-30
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- Block stacking game
- Home to Disney World
- Apple's "Think Different" campaign
- Wordforming board game
- Mexican resort city
- Nevada gambling city
- Tropical vacation state
- Everlasting bunny
- Frogs in beer ads
- French romantic city
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- Gecko in insurance ads
- Murder mystery game
- Wartorn country in the 90s
- Property trading game
- "Wassup" beer ads
- "Just Do It" slogan
- Bunny that never stops
- Cindy Crawford ad
- "Just Do It" campaign
- Global domination game
20 Clues: "Wassup" beer ads • Cindy Crawford ad • Everlasting bunny • Frogs in beer ads • Block stacking game • Murder mystery game • Mexican resort city • "Just Do It" slogan • Home to Disney World • Nevada gambling city • French romantic city • Property trading game • "Just Do It" campaign • Gecko in insurance ads • Wordforming board game • Bunny that never stops • Global domination game • ...
sarha knowledge 2022-12-19
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- name of my cat
- favorite holiday
- number of siblings
- middle name
- fav disney princess
- language i can speak other than english
- my age
- favorite season of the year
- favorite color
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- fav taylor album
- where i was born
- first name of my fav singer
- dream college
- fav flower
- least favorite subject
- favorite type of shoe
- bday month
17 Clues: my age • fav flower • bday month • middle name • dream college • name of my cat • favorite color • fav taylor album • where i was born • favorite holiday • number of siblings • fav disney princess • favorite type of shoe • least favorite subject • first name of my fav singer • favorite season of the year • language i can speak other than english
Lexi 2021-01-17
11 Clues: uggy • disney car • very smart • 3 birthdays in • Large marsupial • ocean in motion • liquid ice cream • mommy's middle name • little people I know • cleveland quarterback • wiggly fingers on my feet
Half way around the sun! 2024-04-22
11 Clues: a outlaw • cheers to • has to go • me and you • to be a... • Summer days • you feel like • your favorite • summer evenings • Sesame Street Friend • cut,blended,or topped
Princesas Cruzadas 2023-07-15
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- Parece gemido em inglês kkkkk, 5
- Segunda princesa com o maior cabelo, 6
- Única princesa a beijar um vilão, 7
- Capaz de sustentar mais de 2500 quilos com uma parte do corpo, 8
- Corporação baseada em obras de racismo, sexismo, crueldade com animais, abuso de funcionários, lobbying. Até 2023 não oficialmente dona de sua própria micronação, 6
- Única princesa que oficialmente trabalhou, 5
- Princesa com menos falas em seu filme, 2 palavras(4, 10)
- Não ser um twink faz parte de sua história, 5
- A única princesa adulta, 4
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- O exemplo nacionalista da "bárbara civilizada" cujo verdadeiro nome não é respeitado, 10
- Representação de deficiência, mas não do jeito que você tá pensando, 5
- Primeira animação animação de princesas da Disney, homônimo a Princesa, 3 palavras(6,2,4)
- Sequetrada e transformada em uma furry, 5
- Quem que liga pra ela, 8
14 Clues: Quem que liga pra ela, 8 • A única princesa adulta, 4 • Parece gemido em inglês kkkkk, 5 • Única princesa a beijar um vilão, 7 • Segunda princesa com o maior cabelo, 6 • Sequetrada e transformada em uma furry, 5 • Única princesa que oficialmente trabalhou, 5 • Não ser um twink faz parte de sua história, 5 • Princesa com menos falas em seu filme, 2 palavras(4, 10) • ...
Julian 2021-05-23
10 Clues: favorte sport • favorite food • favorite serie • favorite movies • favorite hobbie • favorite animal • favorite country • favorite videogame • favorite theme park • favorite place to visit
Story Elements 2022-09-16
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- Taking place within a characters mind
- Reasons behind his or her actions
- Conflict between the main character
- Chain of events
- Qualities such as insecurity or bravery
- Struggle between opposing forces
- The time and place of the story
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- Animate figure within the story
- The end of the story
- Feeling or atmosphere
- Background information on the characters
- Major turning point in the action
12 Clues: Chain of events • The end of the story • Feeling or atmosphere • Animate figure within the story • The time and place of the story • Struggle between opposing forces • Reasons behind his or her actions • Major turning point in the action • Conflict between the main character • Taking place within a characters mind • Qualities such as insecurity or bravery • ...
Modulo 4 2018-03-15
Basic Elements of a PLAY 2021-11-30
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- tells the actors and readers where the characters are on the stage
- similar to chapters in a book; they usually signify a scene or action change
- a long speech given by a character
- what the characters say
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- this person usually gives bakground or fill-in information
- objects used by the actors and/or characters
- composed of several scenes and usually takes 30 to 45 minutes to perform
- the spoken lines between two characters
8 Clues: what the characters say • a long speech given by a character • the spoken lines between two characters • objects used by the actors and/or characters • this person usually gives bakground or fill-in information • tells the actors and readers where the characters are on the stage • composed of several scenes and usually takes 30 to 45 minutes to perform • ...
Disney Escape Room 2022-06-24
7 Clues: Fairy from Neverland • Disney movie with Experiment 626 • Princess who lives in New Orleans • Disney movie set in the city Agrabah • Witch who swapped human legs for a voice • Where the Cheshire at and Mad Hatter live • the villain who murdered his own brother, The King
Character 2026-05-07
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- a character affected by the events of the story. These characters go through a change or transformation
- a character who doesn't go through a change in the story. These characters have the same outlook/beliefs from beginning to end.
- The person or force that opposes the protagonist
- A character who is so well known. These characters are familiar based on assumptions
- The main character or hero of the story
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- The people (or animals, things, etc. presented as people) appearing in a literary work.
- one-dimensional with a single trait and little depth.
- character who is fully developed and described in detail. These characters are complex with deep emotions.
8 Clues: The main character or hero of the story • The person or force that opposes the protagonist • one-dimensional with a single trait and little depth. • A character who is so well known. These characters are familiar based on assumptions • The people (or animals, things, etc. presented as people) appearing in a literary work. • ...
All About Autumn 2024-07-14
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- Dream vacation
- My favourite board game
- My best friend
- My ugly boy
- My first middle name
- The person I love most in this world
- My birthstone
- My favourite disney princess
- My favourite animal
- My favourite youtuber
- My favourite colour
- My little baby
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- My age
- My zodiac sign
- My favourite food
- My first pets name
- My girl celebrity crush
- My birth month
- My exes name
19 Clues: My age • My ugly boy • My exes name • My birthstone • Dream vacation • My zodiac sign • My best friend • My birth month • My little baby • My favourite food • My first pets name • My favourite animal • My favourite colour • My first middle name • My favourite youtuber • My favourite board game • My girl celebrity crush • My favourite disney princess • The person I love most in this world
Its A Surprise 2024-12-10
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- Aubergine in the UK
- not outside
- Not Fake
- It’s in the head
- A females in the best
- deisduous etc
- The president of
- your beloved
- Female Parent
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- It’s home is St Andrews
- Home of the Taj Mahal
- It’s capital is London
- Not electricity
- I’ll love you for_____
- nothing rhymes with it
- Old greasy beard
- home of Disney
- Somewhere___ the rainbow
- not old
19 Clues: not old • Not Fake • not outside • your beloved • deisduous etc • Female Parent • home of Disney • Not electricity • Old greasy beard • It’s in the head • The president of • Aubergine in the UK • Home of the Taj Mahal • A females in the best • It’s capital is London • I’ll love you for_____ • nothing rhymes with it • It’s home is St Andrews • Somewhere___ the rainbow
Vocabulary Review: Literary & Story Elements 2023-01-03
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- The leading character, usually good
- What the text is specifically about, also known as the "main idea"
- A type of figurative language in which you compare 2 things using "like or as"
- The use of clues to suggest what will happen later in a story
- The highest point of tension or excitement in a story
- The sequence of events within a story
- The time and location where the story is happening
- The process of creating fictional characters with the same depth and complexity as real-life human beings
- A type of fiction, also often known as 'sci-fi', is a genre of literature that is imaginative and based around science. This genre often contains aliens, technology, monsters etc.
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- A person who opposes the main character; villain or adversary
- The moral or lesson within the text
- A struggle or problem within or between characters
- "Boom!", "Bang!", "Zap!", "Splat" are all examples of _______
- Conversation between characters in a text
- The author interrupts a scene to provide information about something that happened in the past
- The attitude being expressed in the text
- Giving human traits to nonhuman objects or animals
- The perspective from which the story is being told
- Descriptive language within a text, it allows the reader to create a mental picture
19 Clues: The leading character, usually good • The moral or lesson within the text • The sequence of events within a story • The attitude being expressed in the text • Conversation between characters in a text • A struggle or problem within or between characters • The time and location where the story is happening • Giving human traits to nonhuman objects or animals • ...
Austin 2021-01-17
11 Clues: uggy • disney car • very smart • 3 birthdays in • Large marsupial • ocean in motion • liquid ice cream • mommy's middle name • little people I know • cleveland quarterback • wiggly fingers on my feet
the word 2017-06-05
11 Clues: is good • is yummy • can talk • are smart • are fluffy • are amazing • make me happy • teach students • is what people drink • are made out of wood • movies are my favorite
RMA Teachers 2024-06-12
11 Clues: Loves art • Likes Rock • Likes Steak • Snake Lover • Loves anime • 23 years old • Likes to draw • Always has snacks • Likes Disney World • has Three sibilings • Mother of three children
RMA Teachers 2024-06-12
11 Clues: Loves art • Likes Rock • Likes Steak • Snake Lover • Loves anime • 23 years old • Likes to draw • Always has snacks • Likes Disney World • has Three sibilings • Mother of three children
WEDDING TWO 2023-09-05
11 Clues: Favorite pastime • Future last name • Jacob's birthplace • First meal together • Ximena's birthplace • Ximena's maiden name • Jacob's favorite color • Jacob's favorite sport • Ximena's favorite hobby • Jacob's university mascot • Ximena's university mascot
Ugly Love Crossword Puzzle 2024-04-24
10 Clues: author • Tates last name. • theme of the book. • setting of the book. • Main Characters profession. • the color of the book cover. • juice Tates favourite drink. • where main chapters baby died. • first place Tate and miles meet. • emotional journey of the characters.
Words/things i relate to you 2024-04-29
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- Ding dong
- They taste good but can slip
- dance
- Insta, snap, Twitter, ____
- October activity
- Ur pop
- City game
- 1,2,3,4 off* you* (*opposite)
- Pots and vases class
- Genre of music
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- You jump them
- The goat musician
- Pretty wild (synonyms that also make a luke combs song name)
- Shin helper
- Mickey mouse maker
- you are
- Joe B
- Fast animal mascots food
18 Clues: dance • Joe B • Ur pop • you are • Ding dong • City game • Shin helper • You jump them • Genre of music • October activity • The goat musician • Mickey mouse maker • Pots and vases class • Fast animal mascots food • Insta, snap, Twitter, ____ • They taste good but can slip • 1,2,3,4 off* you* (*opposite) • Pretty wild (synonyms that also make a luke combs song name)
A light in the Storm 2023-01-18
8 Clues: the main character • the main characters age • the state it takes place • the main characters best friend • the place the main characters work • the war after the revolutionary war • the day the book starts and ends on • the main character gets a .... at work
Orlando 2024-05-13
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- The area is themed to the Harry Potter media franchise, adapting elements from the film series and novels by J. K. Rowling.
- Is a water theme park located at the Walt Disney World Resort in Lake Buena Vista, Florida near Orlando, and is one of two operating water parks at the resort. It is the second water park to open at the resort, preceded by Disney's River Country which closed in November 2001.
- Opened on October 1, 1971. Contains numerous recreational facilities designed to attract visitors for an extended stay, including four theme parks, two water parks, four golf courses, conference centers, a competitive sports complex and a shopping, dining, and entertainment complex
- The museum was founded in 1924 by a group of art enthusiasts. The museum's mission is to inspire creativity, passion and intellectual curiosity by connecting people with art and new ideas.
- The park opened on Earth Day, April 22, 1998. The park is dedicated and themed around natural environment and animal conservation
- First opened in 1975. Was originally envisioned as an area shopping mall.
- Is a soccer-specific stadium in downtown Orlando, Florida. It is the home of Orlando City SC, which entered Major League Soccer (MLS) as an expansion franchise in 2015.
- Is the main feature of the park. Also located in the park (on the west side) is the Walt Disney Amphitheater, which hosts many community events and various performances year round.
- Is a private science museum located in Orlando, Florida. Its purposes are to provide experience-based opportunities for learning about science and technology and to promote public understanding of science.
- tourist entertainment complex of theme parks and hotels based in Orlando, Florida
- The attraction was officially announced by Universal Studios on March 19, 2008.[8] Although the layout was not revealed, the original press release stated that the roller coaster's vertical lift hill would be 167 feet (51 m) tall, and that the trains would reach a maximum speed of 65 miles per hour (105 km/h)
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- That opened on June 7, 1990. It features numerous rides, attractions, and live shows that are primarily themed to movies, television, and other aspects of the entertainment industry
- The park opened on October 1, 1982. Is dedicated to the celebration of human achievement, particularly technological innovation and international culture
- Is an amusement park in Orlando, Florida, near Universal Orlando and I-Drive. It has 4 different go-kart tracks and three roller coasters.
- It opened on May 28, 1999. Is modeled after a journey of exploration, where guests embark on an adventure to visit a variety of themed islands. Initially, the park featured six islands
- It is the sister park of SeaWorld Orlando and Aquatica Orlando. Visitors to the park can interact with a range of marine animals including bottlenose dolphins.
- It opened on October 1, 1971 and are dedicated to fairy tales and Disney characters.
- Is a 400 ft (122 m) tall Ferris wheel at Icon Park in Orlando, Florida, United States. It opened on April 29, 2015.
- Step back in time to April 1912 when you visit Tianic in Orlando. See more than 300 artifacts, costumed actors, and full-scale room recreations.
- Is a tropical-themed water park at Universal Orlando Resort in Orlando, Florida. Owned and operated by Universal Destinations & Experiences.
- Opened on December 15, 1973. Busch was more experienced with theme parks and thus developed SeaWorld in a competitive and aggressive manner, moving the park from a show-based to a ride-based park.
- The arena is home to the Orlando Magic of the NBA, the Orlando Solar Bears of the ECHL,[4] and the Orlando Predators of the National Arena League.
22 Clues: First opened in 1975. Was originally envisioned as an area shopping mall. • tourist entertainment complex of theme parks and hotels based in Orlando, Florida • It opened on October 1, 1971 and are dedicated to fairy tales and Disney characters. • ...
The Great Carbuncle 2023-11-02
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- The character known for his strong determination and perseverance.
- Not able to be reached or achieved.
- The mysterious, supernatural element associated with the Great Carbuncle.
- The character whose only life purpose is to find the carbuncle.
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- Mountains The main setting of the story, known for its picturesque beauty.
- The character who is known for his scientific curiosity.
- The season during which the characters embark on their journey.
- The moral lesson conveyed by the story.
- The four characters set out on a quest to find this legendary item.
- A type of precious gem sought after by the characters.
- The point of highest elevation in the White Mountains.
11 Clues: Not able to be reached or achieved. • The moral lesson conveyed by the story. • A type of precious gem sought after by the characters. • The point of highest elevation in the White Mountains. • The character who is known for his scientific curiosity. • The season during which the characters embark on their journey. • ...
Introduction to Drama 2023-01-07
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- A sound that is made to help the story appear more realistic
- These are the people acting in the drama/play
- Painted scenery which is hung at the back of the stage
- These tell the characters what to do or how to say their lines
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- These are words spoken by the characters in the drama
- This can create a sense of space and add to the atmosphere
- ______ expression - using your face to communicate something
- Objects or items that are used on stage
- Where the story is taking place
- A movement of the hand, arm, head, or shoulders
- ____ of voice refers to how the actor speaks
11 Clues: Where the story is taking place • Objects or items that are used on stage • ____ of voice refers to how the actor speaks • These are the people acting in the drama/play • A movement of the hand, arm, head, or shoulders • These are words spoken by the characters in the drama • Painted scenery which is hung at the back of the stage • ...
Stop-Motion 2026-03-19
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- ______ skin that allows you to see the previous layer of your stop-motion.
- technique that creates movement by pushing clay objects/characters down.
- ________ is an example of a stop-motion animation.
- objects used as the subject or within the set to help tell the story.
- form of stop-motion animation using clay characters
- an individual still picture
- visual representation of a story.
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- movement created by displaying a series or sequence of pictures or frames.
- the number of frames that play in one second.
- technique that creates movement by pulling clay objects/characters up.
- Starts with independent pictures and puts them together to form the illusion of motion
11 Clues: an individual still picture • visual representation of a story. • the number of frames that play in one second. • ________ is an example of a stop-motion animation. • form of stop-motion animation using clay characters • objects used as the subject or within the set to help tell the story. • technique that creates movement by pulling clay objects/characters up. • ...
Revolutionary Characters Crossword 2016-10-12
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- After retirement Jefferson became
- Wrote the Declaration of Independence
- Period of knowledge
- Was least likely of revolutionaries
- Paine wanted to write for
- Name of Washington's plantation
- Name of Jefferson's Plantation
- Washington wrote this for his slaves
- Important work of political thought
- In ___ Paine attacked Christianity
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- Became the first president
- Franklin was famous for discovering
- Not treated as a founder
- Washington became commander in chief of
- Washington decided this was immoral
- Jefferson made public buildings resemble
- 150,000 copies were sold of this
17 Clues: Period of knowledge • Not treated as a founder • Paine wanted to write for • Became the first president • Name of Jefferson's Plantation • Name of Washington's plantation • 150,000 copies were sold of this • After retirement Jefferson became • In ___ Paine attacked Christianity • Franklin was famous for discovering • Washington decided this was immoral • ...
Huck Finn Characters 2012-11-15
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- Miss Watson's Slave
- Thinks Huck is Tom and Tom is Sid
- Main Character
- Takes Huck in
- Peter's daughter
- Wealthy dead man
- Tells Huck and Tom's true identities
- Granerfard who befriends Huck
- Robber
- Shot Boggs
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- Discovers Huck to be a boy
- Huck's only family memeber
- Older fraud
- Invests Huck's money
- Huck's friend
- Youngest fraud
- Drunk
17 Clues: Drunk • Robber • Shot Boggs • Older fraud • Takes Huck in • Huck's friend • Main Character • Youngest fraud • Peter's daughter • Wealthy dead man • Miss Watson's Slave • Invests Huck's money • Discovers Huck to be a boy • Huck's only family memeber • Granerfard who befriends Huck • Thinks Huck is Tom and Tom is Sid • Tells Huck and Tom's true identities
Peppa Pig Characters 2020-06-25
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- Pig This is Peppa Pig’s brother.
- Zebra This is Mummy Zebra’s oldest daughter.
- Mole This is Mummy Mole’s daughter.
- Pig This is Peppa Pig’s father.
- Pony This is Mummy Pony’s son.
- Mouse This is Mummy Mouse’s daughter.
- Fox This is Mr Fox’s son.
- Cat This is Mummy Cat’s daughter.
- Pig This is Peppa and George’s grandfather.
- Pig This is Peppa Pig’s mother.
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- Sheep This is Peppa’s best friend.
- Pig This is George Pig’s sister.
- Giraffe This is Mummy Giraffe’s son.
- Rabbit This is Mummy Rabbit’s oldest daughter.
- Elephant This is Edmond Elephant’s sister.
- Pig This is Peppa and George’s grandmother.
- Dog This is Captain Dog’s son.
17 Clues: Fox This is Mr Fox’s son. • Pony This is Mummy Pony’s son. • Dog This is Captain Dog’s son. • Pig This is Peppa Pig’s father. • Pig This is Peppa Pig’s mother. • Pig This is George Pig’s sister. • Pig This is Peppa Pig’s brother. • Cat This is Mummy Cat’s daughter. • Sheep This is Peppa’s best friend. • Mole This is Mummy Mole’s daughter. • Giraffe This is Mummy Giraffe’s son. • ...
Thomas Tales Characters 2019-09-25
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- Owner Of The Steamworks
- Number 3 Green Tender Engine
- Red Bus
- wise Number 2 Engine
- number One Blue Engine
- Green Diesel, Friend Of Duck
- Female Green Tender Engine
- Number 7 Tram Engine
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- thomas' Best Friend
- Evil Diesel From The Mainland, Friends With Arry & Bert.
- Not Smart Purple Engine
- Crane That Lives At Brendam Docks
- pink Female Engine
- number 5 Red Engine
- Nickname: Montague
- Victor's Assistant
- Topham Hatt- Controller Of The Island
17 Clues: Red Bus • pink Female Engine • Nickname: Montague • Victor's Assistant • thomas' Best Friend • number 5 Red Engine • wise Number 2 Engine • Number 7 Tram Engine • number One Blue Engine • Owner Of The Steamworks • Not Smart Purple Engine • Female Green Tender Engine • Number 3 Green Tender Engine • Green Diesel, Friend Of Duck • Crane That Lives At Brendam Docks • ...
Westing Game Characters 2024-03-22
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- bookie, father of Turtle and Angela
- the name in the heirs clues, was married to Westing
- plastic surgery intern, fiancé to Angela
- cook at her husband's restaurant
- made wedding dress for Westing's daughter Violet
- the mistake, was supposed to be Sybil
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- delivery man
- doorman, one of Westing's identities
- judge
- restaurant owner
- shin kicker, won the game
- heiress, mother to Turtle and Angela
- has 5 identities, having heirs compete for money
- brother of Chris, a writer
- birdwatcher
- bomber, Turtle's sister
- son of James Shin Hoo, runner
17 Clues: judge • birdwatcher • delivery man • restaurant owner • bomber, Turtle's sister • shin kicker, won the game • brother of Chris, a writer • son of James Shin Hoo, runner • cook at her husband's restaurant • bookie, father of Turtle and Angela • doorman, one of Westing's identities • heiress, mother to Turtle and Angela • the mistake, was supposed to be Sybil • ...
One Piece Characters 2023-01-28
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- Luffy's Rival
- The Cook of the Strawhats
- The Doctor of the Strawhats
- The Leader of the Strawhats
- The Musician of the Strawhats
- Luffy's Other Brother
- The Most Recent Member of the Strawhats
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- The Navigator of the Strawhats
- The Strawhats' Swordsman
- The Character that is the most likely to join
- The One Who Gave Luffy the Strawhat
- The Member who Joined Because Luffy Saved Her
- The Gunner of the Strawhats
- The Shipwright of the Strawhats
- Luffy's Dead Brother
- Luffy's Other Rival
- A Clown who uses the Chop Chop Fruit
17 Clues: Luffy's Rival • Luffy's Other Rival • Luffy's Dead Brother • Luffy's Other Brother • The Strawhats' Swordsman • The Cook of the Strawhats • The Doctor of the Strawhats • The Leader of the Strawhats • The Gunner of the Strawhats • The Musician of the Strawhats • The Navigator of the Strawhats • The Shipwright of the Strawhats • The One Who Gave Luffy the Strawhat • ...
Daniel-Bible characters 2025-04-01
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- created the ark to save animals from the flood a part of the name of the ark is N..h’s ark
- magdalene Poured expensive perfume on lord Jesus christ’s feet
- the baptist Baptized Christ in the Jordan river.
- mary is lord Jesus Christ’s mother
- became blind between the age of 50-60, but then God sent an archangel raphael to him (this persons book is mostly in the orthodox and catholic bibles)
- Our lord’s(Jesus) father
- paul Killed christians but became a christian after meeting Christ in a kind of dream
- He split the sea in half (Exodus 14:21-22)
- was in a den with lions but didn't get attacked by the lions because God kept him safe
- got sold by his brothers for 20 pieces of silver
- died by a martyr death by getting his skin cut of
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- Peter Died on a upside down cross
- james the great got beheaded by an order made by the roman king agrippa
- Offered his own son to God because God told him to to test his faith.(But then stopped him)
- iscariot Betrayed Christ for 30 silver coins
- wrote the book called “Song of songs”
- the evangelist wrote the gospel of matthew
- the evangelist Wrote the gospel of john and wrote john 1,2 and 3 and wrote revelation the last part of the bible
- christ the living God Walked on water, said that he's the way the truth and the life
- was the first one to eat the fruit from the garden of eden
20 Clues: Our lord’s(Jesus) father • Peter Died on a upside down cross • mary is lord Jesus Christ’s mother • wrote the book called “Song of songs” • the evangelist wrote the gospel of matthew • He split the sea in half (Exodus 14:21-22) • iscariot Betrayed Christ for 30 silver coins • the baptist Baptized Christ in the Jordan river. • ...
Super Mario Characters 2025-04-25
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- A bomb enemy introduced in Super Mario Bros. 2
- is a hot-tempered, and greedy man.
- is an anthropomorphic gorilla
- A sentient creature that resembles a mushroom
- This circular, usually red, fish debuted in Super Mario Bros.
- is the younger twin brother of Mario
- is the king of the turtle-like Koopa's
- A walking Koopa Troopa skeleton
- Introduced in super Mario world for super nintendo
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- A foot soldier of Bowser.
- is an anthropomorphic monkey who is Donkey Kong's nephew, sidekick
- is the king of the Boos, and is the main antagonist of the Luigi's Mansion series.
- The servant of Princess Peach
- is the main character of the game
- she typically plays the role of a damsel in distress
- A sentry-like squid that chases after the player, debuting in Super Mario Bros.
- A bullet with angry eyes and clenched fists that is shot out of a cannon
17 Clues: A foot soldier of Bowser. • is an anthropomorphic gorilla • The servant of Princess Peach • A walking Koopa Troopa skeleton • is the main character of the game • is a hot-tempered, and greedy man. • is the younger twin brother of Mario • is the king of the turtle-like Koopa's • A sentient creature that resembles a mushroom • A bomb enemy introduced in Super Mario Bros. 2 • ...
Mr Benn Characters 2025-07-01
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- People running a circus.
- A spoiled princess who refuses to eat.
- The ruler of an underwater kingdom.
- A beautiful half woman half fish hybrid
- Prehistoric animals that contiously stampede past the Cavemens' home.
- A magical being that comes from a magic bottle.
- A villainous balloonist who often cheats in the balloonrace.
- A fellow gladiator.
- A bird from the Zoo
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- Two western groups who often play hide and seek.
- Two monarchs who request the assistance of a Wizard
- A herd of pachyderms in the jungle whom Mr Benn rescues from a Hunter.
- A man who made matches just to make lots of money.
- A pirate captain.
- A fellow spaceman who Mr Benn travels through space with.
- King Neptune's most loyal pet
- A firebreathing reptile from the Red knight episode.
17 Clues: A pirate captain. • A fellow gladiator. • A bird from the Zoo • People running a circus. • King Neptune's most loyal pet • The ruler of an underwater kingdom. • A spoiled princess who refuses to eat. • A beautiful half woman half fish hybrid • A magical being that comes from a magic bottle. • Two western groups who often play hide and seek. • ...
Find the Characters 2024-12-13
17 Clues: Cryo Bow • Liyue Cryo • Natlan Bow • Anemo Sword • Inazuma Bow • Pyro Polearm • Inazuma Sword • Liyue Polearm • Liyue Electro • Inazuma Hydro • Mondstadt Bow • Pyro Claymore • Mondstadt Pyro • Dendro Polearm • Natlan Catalyst • Electro Claymore • Mondstadt Polearm
Human Trafficking 2018-01-05
12 Clues: work • or treat • deal or trade • a young human • an instrument • worth $199,000 • opposite of male • a living organism • imposed by coercion • capital is New Dehli • where dreams come true • type of labour trafficking
Autumn at Adelphi 2024-01-07
12 Clues: ____ Hat Day • Disney Day star • Terrifying trip • Fall _____ Retreat • Spirit Day kickoff • Back to School month • Fall _____ of Fine Art • Thanksgiving collection • Spooky parade and contest • Park athletic competition • World's Finest fundraiser • Wednesday midday tradition
A few of Ev's Favorite Things 2026-07-31
12 Clues: TV SHOW • SAVORY FOOD • DISNEY MOVIE • TYPE OF OLIVE • SUMMER ACTIVITY • ITEM USED DAILY • ALCOHOLIC DRINK • ACTIVITY WITH FINN • SEATTLE RESTAURANT • GO-TO HOMECOOKED MEAL • ARTIST TO FALL ASLEEP TO • MOLLY MOONS ICE CREAM FLAVOR
Large American Businesses 2024-05-06
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- Athletic apparel and footwear brand
- Big Blue
- Oil and gas corporation
- Search engine giant
- Golden Arches fast-food chain
- Retail giant
- Electric Diversified conglomerate
- Beverage powerhouse
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- Beverage and snack company
- Entertainment conglomerate
- E-commerce titan
- Telecommunications company
- Chip manufacturer
- Bill Gates' brainchild
- Social media platform founded by Mark Zuckerberg
- Tech company known for iPhones
16 Clues: Big Blue • Retail giant • E-commerce titan • Chip manufacturer • Search engine giant • Beverage powerhouse • Bill Gates' brainchild • Oil and gas corporation • Beverage and snack company • Entertainment conglomerate • Telecommunications company • Golden Arches fast-food chain • Tech company known for iPhones • Electric Diversified conglomerate • Athletic apparel and footwear brand • ...
Cruci Sere 2024-07-25
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- Lo sei appena diventata
- Serie TV preferita
- Nemico giurato dei tesisti
- Esame facile facile
- Amico d'infanzia
- Compagno di viaggi inseparabile
- Indumento essenziale
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- Cibo preferito
- Film preferito
- Bibita preferita
- Pezzo da collezione
- Canzone che dà la carica
- Serie Disney della tua infanzia
- Animale feroce
- Passo di danza classica
- Composta da un' insieme infinito di punti
16 Clues: Cibo preferito • Film preferito • Animale feroce • Bibita preferita • Amico d'infanzia • Serie TV preferita • Pezzo da collezione • Esame facile facile • Indumento essenziale • Lo sei appena diventata • Passo di danza classica • Canzone che dà la carica • Nemico giurato dei tesisti • Serie Disney della tua infanzia • Compagno di viaggi inseparabile • Composta da un' insieme infinito di punti
Livs daily brain-nourishment 2026-05-01
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- period of twilight
- large human bone
- american softdrink
- german scientist
- african horned animal
- chicken noise
- celestial object orbiting jupiter
- sherlocks sidekick
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- major currency
- essential mineral for bodily functions
- footwear or car compartment
- abbreviated password sequence
- moving your foot or measureing tire wear
- group of fish
- tory word for "food"
- famous boar from disney
16 Clues: group of fish • chicken noise • major currency • large human bone • german scientist • period of twilight • american softdrink • sherlocks sidekick • tory word for "food" • african horned animal • famous boar from disney • footwear or car compartment • abbreviated password sequence • celestial object orbiting jupiter • essential mineral for bodily functions • ...
True facts about Josh 2016-11-14
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- My Cat's Name
- Favorite Animal
- Favorite Constellation
- Favorite Artist
- Favorite Musical Instrument
- Favorite Juice Flavor
- Favorite Board Game
- Favorite Number
- Favorite Weather
- Favorite Color
- Favorite Holiday
- Favorite Soft Drink
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- Favorite Disney Movie
- Favorite Fruit
- Favorite Musical
- Where Josh Went Last Summer
- Favorite Hobby
- Favorite Book Series
- Favorite "Adult" Beverage
- Favorite Theatrical Experience
- Favorite Condiment
- Favorite Plant
- Favorite TV Show
- Favorite Season
24 Clues: My Cat's Name • Favorite Fruit • Favorite Hobby • Favorite Plant • Favorite Color • Favorite Animal • Favorite Artist • Favorite Number • Favorite Season • Favorite Musical • Favorite TV Show • Favorite Weather • Favorite Holiday • Favorite Condiment • Favorite Board Game • Favorite Soft Drink • Favorite Book Series • Favorite Disney Movie • Favorite Juice Flavor • Favorite Constellation • ...
T V SHOWS 2018-04-14
27 Clues: Ed • Red • Gomer • i love • Sesame • Murdoch • wheel of • last man • big bang • Ozzie and • all in the • Mary Tyler • i dream of • Gilligan's • the golden • the Beverly • lets make a • the price is • the friendly • young and the • American ninja • say yes to the • incredible Dr. • everybody loves • hockey night in • wonderful world of • diners, drive inns and
Random Things 2013-05-24
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- - ruff
- - acting strange
- - when your angry
- - a Disney Movie
- - punch & hit
- - You eat on a hot day
- - What you want to do on a Hot day
- - to call someone
- - best basketball team
- -sweet & good
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- - When your hungry
- - a Fancy car you wanna ride in
- - A Famous Teen
- - Person
- - Meow
- - WARM & Fuzzy you wear when its cold
- - People you trust
- - a Planet
- - smile
- - sneezing & coughing
20 Clues: - ruff • - Meow • - smile • - Person • - a Planet • - punch & hit • -sweet & good • - A Famous Teen • - acting strange • - a Disney Movie • - when your angry • - to call someone • - When your hungry • - People you trust • - sneezing & coughing • - You eat on a hot day • - best basketball team • - a Fancy car you wanna ride in • - What you want to do on a Hot day • - WARM & Fuzzy you wear when its cold
Fall Crossword 2022-09-17
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- opposite to light
- type of leaf
- month
- singing with a group
- holiday near Black Friday
- color
- red fruit
- Disney movie snowman
- an element
- orbits around earth
- clothing
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- animal
- plant
- fall fruit
- supernatural being
- type of shoe
- yellow vegetable
- work done at home
- halloween related
- dessert
- type of exercise
- something written on
- on trees
- holiday
- season
- seed from oak trees
26 Clues: plant • month • color • animal • season • dessert • holiday • on trees • clothing • red fruit • fall fruit • an element • type of shoe • type of leaf • yellow vegetable • type of exercise • opposite to light • work done at home • halloween related • supernatural being • orbits around earth • seed from oak trees • singing with a group • something written on • Disney movie snowman • holiday near Black Friday
LOGAN'S crossword 2021-12-17
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- strole
- flag
- tired
- hopeless
- a game bird
- a group of people
- pottery
- happy
- impossible
- fake diamond
- a sacred word in vedism
- criminal
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- super old
- someone who went before you
- heavy artillery
- a member of an institution
- an alterior motive
- an evil lady in a disney movie
- become a god
- prophecy
- physical stress
- using somebody or something
- replace
- destroy
- dress
25 Clues: flag • tired • happy • dress • strole • pottery • replace • destroy • hopeless • prophecy • criminal • super old • impossible • a game bird • become a god • fake diamond • heavy artillery • physical stress • a group of people • an alterior motive • a sacred word in vedism • a member of an institution • someone who went before you • using somebody or something • an evil lady in a disney movie
crossword week 28 2021-04-26
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- saying something
- smoehting of your choice
- coat over
- 14
- 5 sentances
- a drivers ______
- a little thing
- useully
- look over
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- plants
- i ____ coke in my cup
- something different
- not what you wanted
- making an ______
- a person that does magic
- a big house
- its every day bro with the disney channel flow
- the magican _________ pulled a rabbit out of a hat
- a train _________
- you can hear yourself
20 Clues: 14 • plants • useully • coat over • look over • a big house • 5 sentances • a little thing • saying something • making an ______ • a drivers ______ • a train _________ • something different • not what you wanted • i ____ coke in my cup • you can hear yourself • smoehting of your choice • a person that does magic • its every day bro with the disney channel flow • ...
HOW WELL DO YOU KNOW YOUR S.O.? 2019-08-29
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- Favorite hobby
- Favorite city
- Best friend
- Favorite superhero
- Favorite subject
- Favorite breakfast
- Favorite Disney character
- Favorite childhood vacation destination
- Favorite color
- Favorite day of the week
- Favorite drink
- Favorite food
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- Favorite movie genre
- Favorite car I’ve own
- Date of birth
- First name
- First lastname
- Favorite holiday
- Favorite book series
- Language
- Second lastname
- Nationality
- Favorite song
- Favorite season
- Favorite number
25 Clues: Language • First name • Best friend • Nationality • Favorite city • Date of birth • Favorite song • Favorite food • Favorite hobby • First lastname • Favorite color • Favorite drink • Second lastname • Favorite season • Favorite number • Favorite holiday • Favorite subject • Favorite superhero • Favorite breakfast • Favorite movie genre • Favorite book series • Favorite car I’ve own • Favorite day of the week • ...
Crossword Puzzle 2023-06-30
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- Channel owned by Disney
- Pull-up muscle, for short
- Shoot
- "I'm game"
- Slip past
- Weed
- That, in Spanish
- Fire proof?
- Maid of Honor
- Online help page, for short
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- Pug
- Hip hip
- Wallet items
- Tie the ___!
- Main ingredient in Japanese dish tamagoyaki
- Something old, new, borrowed, and ___
- Month the couple got engaged
- Letters on the "3" button
- Best Man
- Midsection section
- Dark purple fruit
21 Clues: Pug • Weed • Shoot • Hip hip • Best Man • Slip past • "I'm game" • Fire proof? • Wallet items • Tie the ___! • Maid of Honor • That, in Spanish • Dark purple fruit • Midsection section • Channel owned by Disney • Pull-up muscle, for short • Letters on the "3" button • Online help page, for short • Month the couple got engaged • Something old, new, borrowed, and ___ • ...
Andrew and Brenda 2025-04-30
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- Engagement location
- Andrew's college mascot
- Brenda's starsign
- Andrew's favorite color
- Month of engagement
- Brenda's favorite fruit
- Maid of Honor
- Brenda's birthplace
- Location of first date
- Andrew's birthplace
- Andrew's choice of dessert
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- Dating Anniversary Month
- Brenda's Hogwarts house
- Their total number of siblings
- Brenda's favorite marvel character
- Brenda and Andrew's age gap
- Andrew's NBA team
- Andrew's sport of choice
- Best Man
- Andrew's favorite disney movie
20 Clues: Best Man • Maid of Honor • Brenda's starsign • Andrew's NBA team • Engagement location • Month of engagement • Brenda's birthplace • Andrew's birthplace • Location of first date • Brenda's Hogwarts house • Andrew's college mascot • Andrew's favorite color • Brenda's favorite fruit • Dating Anniversary Month • Andrew's sport of choice • Andrew's choice of dessert • Brenda and Andrew's age gap • ...
Sip and Solve 2025-01-16
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- Name of our photographer
- First movie watched together
- Engagement location
- Honeymoon lotion
- Brides favorite drink
- Brides favorite place to travel
- First date location
- Number of siblings
- Name of first pet
- The couple's song
- Groom's favorite band
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- Couples favorite video game
- Youngest flower girl
- Oldest ring bearer
- Grooms favorite beer
- Maid of honor
- How many kids does the couple want
- Couples favorite restaurant
- Jetts middle name
- Best man
20 Clues: Best man • Maid of honor • Honeymoon lotion • Jetts middle name • Name of first pet • The couple's song • Oldest ring bearer • Number of siblings • Engagement location • First date location • Youngest flower girl • Grooms favorite beer • Brides favorite drink • Groom's favorite band • Name of our photographer • Couples favorite video game • Couples favorite restaurant • First movie watched together • ...
Wedding 2026-08-13
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- Jeremy's Profession?
- First apartment location?
- Domo's breed?
- What do Jeremy's mom and aunts call themselves?
- Little Blue Box brand?
- Where did they get engaged?
- Jeremy's favorite sport?
- Amanda's favorite Disney movie?
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- Jeremy's Bachelor Location?
- Where was Jeremy born?
- Amanda's Profession?
- Honeymoon destination?
- Amanda's Sweet Treat?
- Their favorite soda?
- Where did they meet?
- Amanda's High School?
- Best icecream flavor
- Jeremy's fraternity?
- Amanda's Bachlorette Location?
- Jeremy's family dog name?
20 Clues: Domo's breed? • Amanda's Profession? • Jeremy's Profession? • Their favorite soda? • Where did they meet? • Best icecream flavor • Jeremy's fraternity? • Amanda's Sweet Treat? • Amanda's High School? • Where was Jeremy born? • Honeymoon destination? • Little Blue Box brand? • Jeremy's favorite sport? • First apartment location? • Jeremy's family dog name? • Jeremy's Bachelor Location? • ...
Drama Terms 2022-01-11
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- the character who causes conflict or problems to the main character
- a short, humorous comment made by an actor about another actor (speaking just to the audience)
- the instructions the actors are supposed to follow which tell them how to move, act, speak and give details about the lighting and sound effects
- a story (or a form of literature) performed by act ors on a stage in front of an audience
- a play with a serious/sad ending
- small moveable objects used by the actors in a drama
- when a character talks to themselves alone on stage to tell their deepest, secret personal thoughts to the audience
- the words spoken between characters
- a play with a humorous/happy ending
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- the main character
- dramas that were made for theaters
- the writer of a drama
- plays that were read on the radio rather than seen
- plays made for tv
- these divide up the acts; between these, the stage goes dark and the set changes
- the written words of a play that the characters read from
- the major sections or "chapters" of a play that follow the plotline
- the background and scenery to show the setting
- when one character gives a long speech meant to be heard by other characters
19 Clues: plays made for tv • the main character • the writer of a drama • a play with a serious/sad ending • dramas that were made for theaters • the words spoken between characters • a play with a humorous/happy ending • the background and scenery to show the setting • plays that were read on the radio rather than seen • small moveable objects used by the actors in a drama • ...
Short Story Elements 2025-10-30
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- The moment of greatest suspense
- The physical background of the story, when and where it takes place
- Addressing or speaking to the dead or inanimate as if they were living
- A direct comparison of two unlike objects or people without using like or as
- The mood or tone of the story
- The character or force that opposes the main character\
- This type of narrator is all knowing and can enter the minds of other characters
- A direct comparison of two unlike objects or people that uses like or as
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- Giving person-like qualities to inanimate objects or abstract ideas
- The main character within a story
- The part of the plot that introduces the characters and setting
- An exaggeration in order to make or emphasize a point
- This type of irony occurs when the audience knows something the characters do not
- Word Choice
- A type of character that is changed by the events of the story
- A type of character that does not go through a change during the story
- This type of irony occurs when the opposite is said from what is meant
- The part of the plot that establishes the conflict
- The way an author expresses themselves
19 Clues: Word Choice • The mood or tone of the story • The moment of greatest suspense • The main character within a story • The way an author expresses themselves • The part of the plot that establishes the conflict • An exaggeration in order to make or emphasize a point • The character or force that opposes the main character\ • ...
Challenge #1 2021-02-16
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- "We shall fight on the beaches."
- The Beast, The Dark Destroyer, The Sinnerman, etc.
- Alison Brie wrestling show
- John ___ Twist
- Netflix regency romance show
- Hedera
- Sparkling wine
- The Mole's goal for each challenge
- Amy Adams Disney satire
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- Desperate Housewives street
- Roddenberry's final frontier
- King of the jungle
- 9th Taylor Swift album
- Golden touch
- Indelible
- ___ Kai
16 Clues: Hedera • ___ Kai • Indelible • Golden touch • John ___ Twist • Sparkling wine • King of the jungle • 9th Taylor Swift album • Amy Adams Disney satire • Alison Brie wrestling show • Desperate Housewives street • Roddenberry's final frontier • Netflix regency romance show • "We shall fight on the beaches." • The Mole's goal for each challenge • The Beast, The Dark Destroyer, The Sinnerman, etc.
H1 2021-06-05
Across
- went from zero to hero in disney film
- red and blue mixed
- popular YA genre
- Hanks, Hiddleston, etc..
- Eurovision 21 winners
- greek capital
- if statement
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- brother of Boromir
- popular app to sell things
- Octavian's daughter
- close to
- opposite of redo
- programming language
- Palestinian university (al-)
- chocolate banned in us
- fir, palm, oak
16 Clues: close to • if statement • greek capital • fir, palm, oak • opposite of redo • popular YA genre • brother of Boromir • red and blue mixed • Octavian's daughter • programming language • Eurovision 21 winners • chocolate banned in us • Hanks, Hiddleston, etc.. • popular app to sell things • Palestinian university (al-) • went from zero to hero in disney film
Video Games 2023-02-28
Across
- Ends with the sound: "Blocks"
- you mine and craft here
- Mario, it's a haunted mansion, this game is for your brother!
- Disney created a movie about Wreck-It Ralph and Fix-It Felix Jr. in 2012
- Shoot those aliens!
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- Jump around as a purple square and avoid spikes and drops
- Disney created this for $30 on Mac's but it didn't work for awhile
- You are ____, you run around trying to avoid ghosts and eat cherries
- It's an animal, the cousin of caterpillars
9 Clues: Shoot those aliens! • you mine and craft here • Ends with the sound: "Blocks" • It's an animal, the cousin of caterpillars • Jump around as a purple square and avoid spikes and drops • Mario, it's a haunted mansion, this game is for your brother! • Disney created this for $30 on Mac's but it didn't work for awhile • ...
English Final 2013-06-06
Across
- a drama that ends in a catostrophe for the main character and sometimes other characters.
- a brief reference within a work to something outside the work that the reader or audience is expected to know
- the message that the author is trying to convey to the reader
- a conflict that happens within he or she
- a form of poetry that uses unrhymed lines of iambic pentameter
- a special kind of contrast between appearance and reality
- a story that is completely true and has real people
- a character who has super human qualities
- abab, cdcd, efef, gg
- dark light, living dead
- the flaw the tragic hero possesses
- the feeling or atmosphere the reader or author is feeling during the story
- a speech by a single character without another characters response
- humorous scenes, incidents or speeches that relieve the overall tensity
- a beginning scene that introduces the story
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- a character or force against which another character struggles
- a piece of work that is entirely false and made up
- a character who contrasts and parallels the main character in a play or story
- a comparison using like or as
- lines that ideally have five unstressed syllables, each followed by a stressed syllable
- the main character in a tragedy who is nobly born, and has a great influence on society, but he/she also possesses fatal flaws which lead to his/her ultimate downfall
- a long narrative poem
- a speech in a play that is meant to be heard by the audience but not by other characters on the stage
- a characters remark, either to the audience or another character, that others on stage are not supposed to hear
- a regular pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables
- comparing two completely unrelatable things
26 Clues: abab, cdcd, efef, gg • a long narrative poem • dark light, living dead • a comparison using like or as • the flaw the tragic hero possesses • a conflict that happens within he or she • a character who has super human qualities • comparing two completely unrelatable things • a beginning scene that introduces the story • a piece of work that is entirely false and made up • ...
The Glass Castle Crossword 2013-05-14
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- The main characters younger brother. He enjoys the nature and has red hair with freckles on his nose.
- The main character of the story. She is hard-working and smart. She is the fathers favorite child.
- The main characters older sister. She's intelligent and acts as the parent figure towards her siblings.
- The fathers term he used when they were leaving from one location to another.
- Nickname the father gives to the main character. Means she is able to climb mountains without losing her footing.
- The black mutt that the family owned while living in Southern Arizona.
- The main characters favorite toy that was left behind in Arizona.
- The fathers mom. She's obese and stern with everything she does. Also, she doesn't like to be called grandma.
- The newest member of the walls family. named after their grandparents and is the most fragile member.
- The father of the main character. Acted as an entrepreneur but later fell into the hands of alcoholism.
- A angry wounded Buzzard that the father found and brought home.
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- The main characters second husband who is also a writer.
- Location in which the family moves to and buys a house that was once a former depot station.
- African-American girl who got pregnant in the seventh grade and is arrested for stabbing her mother's boyfriend to death.
- Name of the piggy bank the the children put their escape funds into.
- A forty-two year old man with a mental disability. Had a crush on the main character.
- The families grey and white cat with a missing ear. Threw it onto the road while leaving Arizona.
- A place where prostitutes stay and sit outside luring men in.
- Jeannette's first husband. He comes from a wealthy family and is a company owner.
- Location in which the fathers parents live.
- Planet that the father gave the main character for a Christmas present.
21 Clues: Location in which the fathers parents live. • The main characters second husband who is also a writer. • A place where prostitutes stay and sit outside luring men in. • A angry wounded Buzzard that the father found and brought home. • The main characters favorite toy that was left behind in Arizona. • ...
Basic Literary Terms 2015-06-11
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- Kind of plot that the information that ties up all of the story's loose ends
- Kind of plot that the explanation of the story's premise and background material necessary for the reader to understand the story
- A person, object, action, place, or event that in addition to its literal or denotative meanings suggests a more complex meaning or range of meanings
- The angle from which a story is told
- Reveals the thoughts of all their characters
- The central or dominant idea of a work of fiction
- Kind of plot that the scene which presents the story's decisive action
- Kind of plot that the outcome of the story
- The narrator uses "I" to tell his or her story
- The historical, physical, geographical, and psychological location where a fictional work takes place
- A fictional representation of a person
- The way a writer selects and arranges words to express ideas
- The attitude of the speaker or author of a work toward the subject matter
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- Narrators are not actually characters in the story
- Doesn't reveal anyone's thoughts and provides the sort of external, objective information that a camera might record
- The way in which the narrative events are arranged
- Only reveals the thoughts and feelings of one charactor
- An extended narrative in prose.
- Usually main characters and are fully developed so that the reader can understand their personality and motivations
- A story with two parallel and consistent levels of meaning, on literal and one figurative
- A fictional narrative generally centering on one climactic event and usually developing only a single character in depth
- Usually minor characters who are barely developed or may be stereotypes
- A character who serves to contrast with another character.
- Kind of plot that the peak in the story's action
24 Clues: An extended narrative in prose. • The angle from which a story is told • A fictional representation of a person • Kind of plot that the outcome of the story • Reveals the thoughts of all their characters • The narrator uses "I" to tell his or her story • Kind of plot that the peak in the story's action • The central or dominant idea of a work of fiction • ...
"The Monsters are Due on Maple Street" 2016-04-26
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- The moment of the most tension in the play; when Charlie shot a figure in the darkness out of fear.
- This character serves as the unofficial leader of the residents of Maple Street.
- Tells the characters in a play where they are, what they are looking at, or how they should say a line; usually shown in [brackets].
- A dramatic work in which the protagonist experiences many trials; usually ends in death for many characters.
- A moment of humor that is meant to break tension in a dramatic work.
- A dramatic work that is written for television.
- A tall thin man who goes to Floral Street to check on their machines; gets shot by Charlie.
- A character in a literary or dramatic work that does not undergo any inner change during the work.
- Showing nervousness or a lack of confidence.
- A dramatic work in which the protagonist overcomes adversity; usually ends in a happily ever after.
- This character offers his theory of aliens as the cause of the happenings on Maple Street.
- A character in a literary or dramatic work that seems like a real person.
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- A character that can be found in many other stories; usually a stereotype.
- The ending of a story or play, usually when the conflicts get resolved.
- A change of form.
- A person or group that is blamed for the mistakes or comes of others.
- An odd feature or habit of a person.
- In "The Monsters are Due on Maple Street," this part of the plot introduced the characters, setting, and other background information.
- A speech made by a character that reveals their inner thoughts but is not meant to be heard by other characters on stage.
- This character was the first to be accused of being an alien because his car started on its own.
20 Clues: A change of form. • An odd feature or habit of a person. • Showing nervousness or a lack of confidence. • A dramatic work that is written for television. • A moment of humor that is meant to break tension in a dramatic work. • A person or group that is blamed for the mistakes or comes of others. • ...
Vocabulary- Photoshop Certification 2016-04-25
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- Equalizing the visual distribution of elements within an image’s composition.
- Is the process of loosening or tightening a block of text.
- Assign hardware/software/content to appropriate personnel.
- Exactly how many photos are there and how are they categorized.
- The standard color model used in offset printing for full-color documents.
- Is the color system which is used for anything on the web or digital files.
- Lets you apply transformations (rotate, scale, skew, distort, and perspective).
- Changes made to an image that can not be undone or reversed.
- Is simply one or more layer effects and blending options applied to a layer.
- The moving of characters above or below the line characters on.
- Adds interest to images. Special effects.
- All elements of the image have a visual connection with one another.
- Used for images that are intended for editing.Best for logos and images that have transparent backgrounds.
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- Changes made to an image that can be reversed or brought back to the original image after editing.
- The distance between the baselines of successive lines of type.
- Makes all of the layers in a Photoshop project into one single layer.
- Visually showing prominence of visual elements in the image relative to others to show order and organization.
- Panel that works with the type or characters in Photoshop.
- Most common way to save images takes up less space and can be used across many devices.
- Physical distance between visual elements in an image which can help show the relationships between them.
- Can provide a flexible, non-destructive way of editing photos.
- Taking layers and grouping them under one folder.
- Adjusting the space between characters usually making it look more appealing to look at.
- What needs to be done to adopt the photos sizes and file format.
- Commonly used in print design and desktop publishing because they can store large, high quality images such as photos.
25 Clues: Adds interest to images. Special effects. • Taking layers and grouping them under one folder. • Panel that works with the type or characters in Photoshop. • Is the process of loosening or tightening a block of text. • Assign hardware/software/content to appropriate personnel. • Changes made to an image that can not be undone or reversed. • ...
Cinematic Devices - The Birds 2022-05-26
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- A shot from some distance (also called a full shot); shows the full body.
- the directors surname
- the character that is a school teacher
- The clothes, makeup, hairstyles, accessories, etc. designed to be worn by characters to represent their personality, status, heritage, culture, etc.
- The most common shot, where the camera seems to be a medium distance from the object being filmed: from the waist up.
- the name of the character who's eyes are pecked out in the fifth scene
- This type of sound could logically be heard by the characters in the film.
- a shot that shows the subject within their surrounding environment.
- How a shot is lit or not lit.
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- The camera is above the subject and this angle usually has the effect of making the subject look smaller than normal, giving the character the appearance of being weak, powerless, and/or trapped.
- The image being shot takes up at least 80% of the frame.
- A stationary camera moves from side to side on a horizontal axis.
- The camera is on a track that allows it to move with the action. The term also refers to any camera mounted on a car, truck, or helicopter.
- sister to Mitch
- The most common editing technique; two pieces of film are spliced together.
- a roll of the axis of the camera that is used to show someone is unhinged or unwell.
- This type of sound cannot be heard by the characters and designed for audience reaction.
- the main male hero in the film
- The construction of the scene; it includes aspects of the setting, lighting, costumes, acting, colour, composition.
- the mother of one of the characters who discovers the dead body
- the main female protagonist in the film
- This angle is from below, looking up and usually has the effect of making the subject look larger than normal, and thus strong, powerful, and/or threatening.
22 Clues: sister to Mitch • the directors surname • How a shot is lit or not lit. • the main male hero in the film • the character that is a school teacher • the main female protagonist in the film • The image being shot takes up at least 80% of the frame. • the mother of one of the characters who discovers the dead body • ...
3/4A Literary Terms Review 2023-12-14
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- A type of characterization; The Soc’s have Blond hair, Madras shirt, 3 rings with spikes. They are richer than the greasers.
- This hints to readers what may occur next.
- What is used when Ponyboy reads a famous poem, “Nothing gold can stay.”
- The acronym to remember indirect characterization
- Touch, Taste, Smell, Sight, and Sound… but with words (two words - no space!)
- Puts the vocabulary of the author on full display for all of us to judge.
- Which third person POV is when you know the characters thoughts?
- The main idea of the story, always in a full sentence
- Shows us where the characters are from, or what group or culture they are part of.
- The comparison of the greasers and socs is called…
- When the opposite of what is expected happens.
- The fire station burning down is an example of what type of irony?
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- The type of details being shown here: It smelled like smoke, and I heard thumping noises. I could see trees blocking my path
- The type of irony that is similar to sarcasm
- How the story is layed out
- First, second, and third person… not excluding limited or omniscient.
- When the author showed how Ponyboy evolved/changed from the beginning to end in the story that is called
- The point of view that the book “The Outsiders” is told in.
- When the author SHOWS the reader about the characters, what type of characterization is being used?
- The point of view where the reader is part of the story.
- When a phrase is repeatedly shown throughout the book
- the lit element the author of “Fish Cheeks” used to describe her food
- Type of irony when readers know more than the characters
- Using descriptive words, carefully chosen to implement certain feelings into the reader, the author sets the…
- A repeating idea, symbol, phrase, image, or idea in a story that adds meaning to it.
25 Clues: How the story is layed out • This hints to readers what may occur next. • The type of irony that is similar to sarcasm • When the opposite of what is expected happens. • The acronym to remember indirect characterization • The comparison of the greasers and socs is called… • When a phrase is repeatedly shown throughout the book • ...
Cartoons 2024-10-11
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- - The element that makes a cartoon funny and entertaining.
- - A magical world where cartoon adventures often take place.
- - A cartoon genre that focuses on humor and laughter.
- - The companion or assistant to the main character in a cartoon.
- - The main antagonist or enemy in a cartoon plot.
- - A character with extraordinary powers who fights evil in cartoons.
- - A character representing a brand or show, often in cartoon form.
- - A slang term for cartoon characters or animation.
- - A visual plan showing the sequence of a cartoon story.
- - The style or category of a cartoon, like action or comedy.
- - A genre of cartoons filled with exciting journeys and quests.
- - A cartoon genre filled with magical creatures and worlds.
- - A rough drawing that forms the basis of cartoon animation.
- - A single installment or story within a cartoon series.
- - A single image in a sequence that makes up animation.
- - The main protagonist in a cartoon who often saves the day.
- - A cartoon that humorously imitates another story or character.
- - A famous line or saying used by a cartoon character.
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- - The recorded voice of a character in a cartoon.
- - A person who brings cartoon characters to life with movement.
- - An old cartoon that remains popular across generations.
- - Traditional animation style with flat, hand-drawn characters.
- - An episode where characters from different cartoons meet.
- - The first episode of a cartoon series, testing its potential.
- - The process of creating moving images from drawings or models.
- - A sequence of episodes in a cartoon or animated show.
- - A fictional figure that appears in a cartoon show.
- - Modern animation style using computer graphics for depth and realism.
- - The character who opposes the hero in a cartoon.
- - The central idea or setting of a cartoon story.
30 Clues: - The recorded voice of a character in a cartoon. • - The main antagonist or enemy in a cartoon plot. • - The central idea or setting of a cartoon story. • - The character who opposes the hero in a cartoon. • - A slang term for cartoon characters or animation. • - A fictional figure that appears in a cartoon show. • ...
StroyTelling Crossword 2024-11-14
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- The person who creates and writes a story or book, bringing characters and events to life.”
- The person who creates the pictures or drawings that go with a story.”
- The character in a story who causes trouble or problems for the hero.”
- A type of story where characters solve a puzzle or uncover secrets.”
- The spoken words between characters in a story or play, shown in quotation marks.”
- An exciting or daring experience that characters in a story might go on.”
- The series of main events that happen in a story from start to finish.”
- The time and place where a story takes place, helping readers picture where things happen.”
- The category or type of story, like mystery, adventure, or fantasy.”
- The name given to a story, book, or movie that tells what it might be about.”
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- A person, animal, or creature in a story that plays a role in the plot.”
- A short story, often with animals, that teaches a lesson or moral.”
- A section in a book, often marked by a number or title, that divides parts of the story.”
- The main character in a story who is good and often faces challenges or adventures.”
- The person or voice telling the story, giving details about what happens.”
- One side of a sheet in a book where words and pictures are printed to tell the story.”
- A form of writing that expresses feelings or ideas, often with rhythm or rhyme.”
- A tale that has a beginning, middle, and end, often told in books or movies.”
- The final part of a story that wraps up the events and gives the outcome.”
- A specific part of a story or play that happens in one place and time, like a chapter in a book.”
20 Clues: A short story, often with animals, that teaches a lesson or moral.” • A type of story where characters solve a puzzle or uncover secrets.” • The category or type of story, like mystery, adventure, or fantasy.” • The person who creates the pictures or drawings that go with a story.” • The character in a story who causes trouble or problems for the hero.” • ...
Drama Glossary 2024-11-06
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- A simple character who doesn't change or develop much throughout the play.
- The creation of the physical surroundings on stage, including scenery and props.
- A character who remains unchanged throughout the story.
- The highness or lowness of an actor's voice.
- A character who undergoes significant change or development.
- The suspense or sense of anticipation in a play.
- The rise and fall of pitch in speech, conveying meaning and emotion.
- A long speech delivered by one character, revealing thoughts or feelings.
- The way actors use vocal elements like pitch, volume, and intonation.
- Instructions in the script about the actions, movements, or emotions of characters.
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- The composer of the play.
- Frame A technique where actors pause in motion to create a still image, often used to highlight key moments.
- A complex character with depth, undergoing development in the play.
- The spoken words between characters in a play.
- The clothing worn by actors to portray characters and reflect their roles.
- Objects used by actors on stage to enhance storytelling.
- The overall mood or emotional quality conveyed through a character’s dialogue, actions, and interactions with others. It reflects the attitude or feeling a character expresses in response to situations, emotions, or other characters. Tone can be shaped by vocal elements such as pitch, volume, pace, and inflection, as well as by body language and facial expressions.
- The main character who drives the action of the story.
- Non-verbal communication through movements, posture, and facial expressions.
- The people who watch the performance.
- The written text of a play, including dialogue and stage directions.
- A signal for actors or technicians to carry out specific actions.
- The precise movement and positioning of actors on stage to create dramatic effects
- The central struggle between opposing forces, driving the plot.
24 Clues: The composer of the play. • The people who watch the performance. • The highness or lowness of an actor's voice. • The spoken words between characters in a play. • The suspense or sense of anticipation in a play. • The main character who drives the action of the story. • A character who remains unchanged throughout the story. • ...
Literary Terms 2025-08-18
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- a scene set in a time earlier than the main story
- a story in which characters, events, or settings symbolize abstract ideas or moral concepts
- a comparison of two unlike things without using "like" or "as"
- the introduction of background information, characters, and setting in a story
- the spoken words between characters in a literary work
- the struggle between opposing forces that drives the plot of a story
- an exaggerated statement used for emphasis or effect
- a contrast between appearance and reality, or between expectation and outcome
- a person, animal, or figure represented in a literary work
- of view the perspective from which a story is told
- the author’s attitude toward the subject or audience, conveyed through word choice and style
- action the events that occur after the climax leading toward the resolution
- statement a sentence that expresses the main message or lesson of a literary work
- the use of objects, characters, or events to represent larger ideas or concepts
- the emotional atmosphere created by a literary work for the reader
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- hints or clues about events that will happen later in a story
- the conclusion of the story, where conflicts are resolved
- the sequence of events in a story, including exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution
- the central idea, message, or underlying meaning of a literary work
- the main character in a story, often the hero or central figure
- a reference to another work of literature, person, or event
- a comparison of two unlike things using "like" or "as"
- the turning point of the story, often the moment of greatest tension or conflict
- giving human qualities to nonhuman things or ideas
- the time and place in which a story takes place
- the character or force that opposes the protagonist
- descriptive language that appeals to the senses to create vivid mental pictures
- action the series of events that build suspense and lead to the climax
28 Clues: the time and place in which a story takes place • a scene set in a time earlier than the main story • giving human qualities to nonhuman things or ideas • of view the perspective from which a story is told • the character or force that opposes the protagonist • an exaggerated statement used for emphasis or effect • ...
Me and my World + What's Trending: Español 2 2021-10-26
19 Clues: sad • games • funny • value • I saw • boring • to win • genres • sports • success • I liked • because • culture • you liked • adventure • characters • he/she was born • artist,performer • it's interesting to me
Desafio 2024-02-21
15 Clues: actor • makeup • to act • comedy • famous • musical • actress • director • cameraman • prejudice • characters • documentary • movie camera • movie theater • discrimination
kynlee 2024-06-11
13 Clues: my eye color • my best friend • my birth month • my middle name • my favorite genre • my favorite color • my favorite smell • my favorite artist • my favorite animal • my favorite person • my favorite season • my favorite holiday • my favorite Disney princess
Literary Elements Vocabulary 2012-10-22
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- Comparison using like or as
- An exaggeration
- When the narrator is telling the story about one character that is not him/herself and is aware of other characters' actions and possibly their thoughts.
- The time and place ofthe story
- Conflict kind that is a struggle between two characters or things in the story and exists outside the character
- Events leading to the climax, conflict is present, suspense is present, longest portion of the story
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- Comparison NOT using "like" or "as"
- A phrase that cannot be taken literally, but its meaning is understood
- The climax is explained and characters express how they feel about the climax
- When something is given qualiities it normally does not have
- A hint in the story of something that will happen later in the story
- The development of the story line from start to finish
- When the author forms an image in your mind
- Highest point of the story, purpse of reading the story, a discovery is made.
- The "message" of the story
- When the opposite of what is expected happens
16 Clues: An exaggeration • The "message" of the story • Comparison using like or as • The time and place ofthe story • Comparison NOT using "like" or "as" • When the author forms an image in your mind • When the opposite of what is expected happens • The development of the story line from start to finish • When something is given qualiities it normally does not have • ...
A Girl Who Stood On A Grave FINISHER 2025-02-20
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- - The use of symbols to represent deeper meanings in a story.
- - The struggle or problem in a story, which drives the plot.
- - A hint or clue about what will happen later in the story.
- - The way an author develops characters, showing their traits.
- - A narrative in which characters or events represent abstract ideas or moral qualities.
- - The time and place in which a story takes place.
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- - The main character in a story, often a hero or central figure.
- - The atmosphere or emotional feeling a story creates for the reader.
- - The character or force that opposes the protagonist.
- - A contrast between appearance and reality, often used for humor or emphasis.
- - The sequence of events that make up a story.
- of View - The perspective from which a story is told (e.g., first-person, third-person).
- - A conversation between characters in a story.
- - Descriptive language that appeals to the senses and paints a picture.
- - A scene set in an earlier time than the main story, often revealing important details.
- - The author's attitude or feeling toward the subject matter or audience.
16 Clues: - The sequence of events that make up a story. • - A conversation between characters in a story. • - The time and place in which a story takes place. • - The character or force that opposes the protagonist. • - A hint or clue about what will happen later in the story. • - The struggle or problem in a story, which drives the plot. • ...
Lesson 1.6-1.7 Vocabulary 2023-10-27
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- A letter you send after a job interview to thank the interviewer and review important points
- A font that looks like handwriting
- personal business letter that you send with your resume when you apply for a job.
- To organize items into a specified order
- The default font sets applied with a theme
- A complete set of characters in a specific design, style, and size
- Enhancements applied to font characters
- A visual element such as a shape or mathematical or scientific notation that you can insert as a character into a document
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- A dot or symbol that marks an important line of information or designates items in a list
- The uppercase letter height in a font set.
- A graphics image stored in a graphics file format
- The slant and weight of characters in a font set.
- The color of a font set
- A font with straight edges
- A list that has a hierarchical structure that indicates the relationship between items in the list
- A font with curved or extended edges
16 Clues: The color of a font set • A font with straight edges • A font that looks like handwriting • A font with curved or extended edges • Enhancements applied to font characters • To organize items into a specified order • The uppercase letter height in a font set. • The default font sets applied with a theme • A graphics image stored in a graphics file format • ...
STAAR Academic Vocabulary 2024-04-08
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- - the point in a narrative when the conflict hits the highest point
- the attitude of a writer toward a subject
- - an account of a person's life, written by that person
- - the central or main character
- - the stressed or unstressed syllabic pattern in a verse
- a statement of truth or opinion expressed in a concise and witty manner
- - the sequence of events in a story
- a character or a group of characters which stand in opposition to the protagonist
- - a traditional story that describes rites, practices, or natural phenomenon
- a figure of speech that uses exaggerated phrases as a way to make an emphasis
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- two or more characters engaged in conversation with each other
- - the point when the dramatic complication is worked out
- a literary element that evokes certain feelings in readers through words and descriptions
- two more more words close to one another repeat the same vowel sound, but start with different consonant sounds
- a literary device used to introduce background information about events, settings, characters, etc
- the use of words to create mental images
16 Clues: - the central or main character • - the sequence of events in a story • the use of words to create mental images • the attitude of a writer toward a subject • - an account of a person's life, written by that person • - the point when the dramatic complication is worked out • - the stressed or unstressed syllabic pattern in a verse • ...
Disney BB Player Crossword 2025-07-16
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- Male lead of hit movie franchise High School Musical.
- Geometrical antagonist of Gravity Falls.
- Water fairy, friend of Tinkerbell.
- Blue-haired friend and major character in the Descendant films.
- Middle Eastern based princess.
- Main host of this season.
- Main character of the Descendants movie franchise.
- The smoldering man of many noses who falls in love with Rapunzel.
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- Animal character who travels with Moana.
- Everyone's favorite little blue Hawaiian alien.
- The prince to Tiana's princess.
- Her movie originated from the "Ice Queen" tale.
- The superhero dog who is in the movie of his own name.
- The evil woman who wishes to kill Kuzco but fails.
- Book-smart lead of Beauty and the Beast.
- Long-lost great great grandfather in the movie Coco.
- Best friend of Teddy Duncan.
- A gorgeous Grecian woman who is the love interest of Hercules.
- Flynn's wife's sidekick animal
19 Clues: Main host of this season. • Best friend of Teddy Duncan. • Middle Eastern based princess. • Flynn's wife's sidekick animal • The prince to Tiana's princess. • Water fairy, friend of Tinkerbell. • Animal character who travels with Moana. • Geometrical antagonist of Gravity Falls. • Book-smart lead of Beauty and the Beast. • Everyone's favorite little blue Hawaiian alien. • ...
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