disney characters Crossword Puzzles
Elements of a Story 2023-09-28
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- - The character or force that opposes the protagonist in the story.
- - Hints or clues about future events in the story.
- - An unexpected turn of events in the story.
- - The comparison of different elements in the story.
- - Characters who are used to highlight the qualities of another character.
- ending - A conclusion where things turn out well for the characters.
- - The conversation between characters in the story.
- - A remarkable occurrence of events by chance.
- - The central message or lesson of the story.
- character - A complex, multi-dimensional character.
- character - A stereotypical character type often used in stories.
- action - The part of the story where the conflict and tension build.
- ending - A conclusion that leaves the outcome uncertain.
- - The introduction of essential background information.
- - The sequence of events that make up a story.
- person - A narrative perspective where the story is told from the viewpoint of a character using "I" or "we."
- irony - When there is a contradiction between what is expected to happen and what actually happens in the story.
- - The feeling of uncertainty or anticipation about what will happen next.
- person - The narrator is outside the story and knows the thoughts and feelings of all characters.
- - A reference to another work of literature, person, or event.
- - The emotional atmosphere created in the story.
- irony - When a character says something but means the opposite for humorous or sarcastic effect.
- character - A character who remains unchanged throughout the story.
- conflict - A conflict between a character and an external force or obstacle.
- - A literary device where the opposite of what is expected occurs.
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- - The main character or hero of the story.
- - A play on words for humorous or rhetorical effect.
- irony - When the audience knows something that the characters in the story do not.
- ending - A conclusion where things do not turn out well for the characters.
- - The narrator knows everything about the characters and their situations.
- - The people or entities who populate the story.
- - The time and place in which the story takes place.
- - The final part of the story where loose ends are tied up.
- action - The events that follow the climax and lead to the resolution.
- tone - The narrator's attitude or emotional disposition in telling the story.
- - The narrator only reports what is visible and audible.
- of view - The perspective from which the story is told.
- conflict - A struggle that takes place within a character's mind or emotions.
- character - A one-dimensional character with limited traits.
- - A scene that interrupts the present action to show events from the past.
- - The central struggle or problem in a story.
- - A widely held but oversimplified belief or idea about a group or type of person.
- - An object or element that represents a deeper meaning.
- - A difficult choice between two undesirable options.
- character - A character who undergoes significant change.
- - The story's turning point or moment of greatest intensity.
46 Clues: - The main character or hero of the story. • - An unexpected turn of events in the story. • - The central message or lesson of the story. • - The central struggle or problem in a story. • - A remarkable occurrence of events by chance. • - The sequence of events that make up a story. • - The people or entities who populate the story. • ...
The Random Callie Crossword! 2026-07-23
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- The small stuffies you collect
- I love how you coordinated your outfits on this trip
- Your email secret admirer ;)
- What you say when you want to steal a phrase
- Thing that the slotted spoon can catch
- Your most iconic speech outfit
- Male theater content creator we both love
- Where you go full mom-mode
- My favorite holiday party of the year
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- Best and funnest concert ever!
- How many SR musicals have we been in together?
- How we greet people, no matter what time
- Your FAVORITE Disney dessert (BOOOOOOONG)
- Who went bowling with Fred, Flounder, and Wonka?
- How I (but maybe not EVERYONE) would describe all your friends :P
- The first show we were in together
16 Clues: Where you go full mom-mode • Your email secret admirer ;) • The small stuffies you collect • Best and funnest concert ever! • Your most iconic speech outfit • The first show we were in together • My favorite holiday party of the year • Thing that the slotted spoon can catch • How we greet people, no matter what time • Your FAVORITE Disney dessert (BOOOOOOONG) • ...
WALT DISNEY CLASSIC'S 2022-04-03
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- Jumbo Dumbo's mom's name
- Name of one evil sister from Cinderella
- cat cat's from Alice in Wonderland name Aurora Sleeping's Beauty name
- Who was killed in Lion King
- What ariel gave in return for legs
- birthday Aurora will stab herself on the spindle
- the name of the bell ringer of the Church Notre- Dame
- Bell Peter Pan's bff
- Who have raised Mogli
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- What Lady and the Trump ate
- Deville the main villain in 101 Dalmatians
- the main villain in Pinocchio
- Who Aladdin was
- White 1st Disney princess
- Bambi's spouse
- What the beast got from the sorceress
- the name of wizard from The Legend of the Sword in the stone
17 Clues: Bambi's spouse • Who Aladdin was • Bell Peter Pan's bff • Who have raised Mogli • Jumbo Dumbo's mom's name • White 1st Disney princess • What Lady and the Trump ate • Who was killed in Lion King • the main villain in Pinocchio • What ariel gave in return for legs • What the beast got from the sorceress • Name of one evil sister from Cinderella • ...
Delaney's Disney Trivia 2013-10-12
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- In Hercules, Phil is seen cleaning himself with this object. This object once belonged to Scar, from the Lion King.
- To see how Tarzan would move while swinging on vines, Animators studied this famed skateboarder.
- Pinocchio's grandfather, was this.
- This was Walt Disney's favorite film made by his studios.
- This Aladdin specialty, is clearly visible during a night shot in The Princess and the Frog.
- Madame Medusa from The Rescuers, was the inspiration for this animated Disney villain.
- How old was the Prince in Beauty and the Beast, when he first encountered the enchantress who turned him into the "Beast".
- This movie was Disney's first film released on DVD.
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- This Disney film, was Adolf Hitler's favorite film. (Have fun guessing this one)
- We never actually find out the name of this Princess' Prince.
- Kermit the Frog, Goofy, Mickey and Donald Duck appear in this King's powerful entrance to his arena.
- The voice of this character in Lilo and Stitch, bore a striking resemblance to the character he played in Pulp Fiction.
- This was the last film Walt Disney ever personally oversaw.
- Tangled was Disney's __ animated feature.
- This movie has only 1,000 words of spoken dialogue.
- 55 animators were involved in creating this character.
- This scaly character's name is used in both Tangled and Beauty and the Beast.
17 Clues: Pinocchio's grandfather, was this. • Tangled was Disney's __ animated feature. • This movie has only 1,000 words of spoken dialogue. • This movie was Disney's first film released on DVD. • 55 animators were involved in creating this character. • This was Walt Disney's favorite film made by his studios. • This was the last film Walt Disney ever personally oversaw. • ...
Disney crossword <3 2022-05-05
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- Original actor for genie in Aladdin
- A blue tang fish that is in Finding Nemo
- Soon to be king of Pride Rock
- I am the monkey friend to Aladdin
- I kissed a frog
- Fate is controlled by rose petals; falls in love with Belle
- This show takes place in Springfield
- a baboon from the movie lion king
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- I am the mouse from the ____ mouse clubhouse
- The main character rat in ratatouille
- I am Jasmine's pet tiger
- Mermaid of the sea; main character in the movie
- Only person in the direct family without a gift
- Man that falls in love with Pocahontas
- Donald duck's love
- Sister to Elsa; Queen of Arendelle
- Cinderella's prince
17 Clues: I kissed a frog • Donald duck's love • Cinderella's prince • I am Jasmine's pet tiger • Soon to be king of Pride Rock • I am the monkey friend to Aladdin • a baboon from the movie lion king • Sister to Elsa; Queen of Arendelle • Original actor for genie in Aladdin • This show takes place in Springfield • The main character rat in ratatouille • ...
Disney for QA! 2022-11-03
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- young lion
- angry dwarf
- hungry bear
- rapunzel's hair is...
- goofy's son
- she lost her shoe
- controls ice
- eat your vegetables to get strong!!
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- mirror mirror on the wall...
- boy stuck in jungle
- crab that helps ariel
- a car
- mickey's bird friend
- HATES dogs
- forever a kid
- zero to hero!
- very handsome and STRONG, but evil
17 Clues: a car • young lion • HATES dogs • angry dwarf • hungry bear • goofy's son • controls ice • forever a kid • zero to hero! • she lost her shoe • boy stuck in jungle • mickey's bird friend • crab that helps ariel • rapunzel's hair is... • mirror mirror on the wall... • very handsome and STRONG, but evil • eat your vegetables to get strong!!
Disney Movies/Shows 2019-05-03
String Methods in Java 2024-10-12
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- Method to find the length of a string
- Method to remove white spaces from both the ends of a string
- Method that splits a string and returns an array of substrings
- Method that returns the index of the last occurance of a sub sequence
- Method to extract a substring from original string
- Method to check whether a string contains a sequence
- Method to check whether a string ends with the specified characters or not
- Method to check the equality of two strings
- Method to convert the characters of a string into upper case
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- Method to check whether a string starts with the specified characters or not
- Method to append two strings
- Method that returns the character at the specified position in a string
- Method to convert the characters of a string into lower case
- Method to check whether two strings are equal
- Method that returns the index of the first occurance of a sub sequence
15 Clues: Method to append two strings • Method to find the length of a string • Method to check the equality of two strings • Method to check whether two strings are equal • Method to extract a substring from original string • Method to check whether a string contains a sequence • Method to remove white spaces from both the ends of a string • ...
ENG LIT 2 | Activity 2025-12-11
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- The time and place where the story unfolds, shaping mood and context.
- A value or principle taught through the story’s events.
- The sequence of events that create the story’s action and conflict.
- A magical story featuring fantastical creatures that sparks imagination.
- Conversations between characters that bring stories to life.
- The creative spark encouraged by stories for young minds.
- A traditional story passed down across generations to teach cultural values.
- A semi-historical tale rooted in cultural tradition.
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- Exciting journeys or quests that engage young readers.Characterization – The method of developing believable characters children can relate to.
- A book where images enhance or tell the story for young readers.
- The struggle that drives the story’s plot.
- A story explaining natural phenomena or cultural beliefs through gods and heroes.
- A short tale with animal characters that delivers a clear moral lesson.
- A structured story that guides young readers through characters, events, and lessons.
- The central message or insight the story aims to convey.
15 Clues: The struggle that drives the story’s plot. • A semi-historical tale rooted in cultural tradition. • A value or principle taught through the story’s events. • The central message or insight the story aims to convey. • The creative spark encouraged by stories for young minds. • Conversations between characters that bring stories to life. • ...
Dramatic devices in An Inspector Calls 2016-11-28
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- Sheila's ring is an example of this and so is the champagne
- "We hear the sharp ring of the front door bell. Birling stops to listen.
- lights "pink and intimate until the inspector's arrival and then it should be brighter and harder"
- where Eric spends most of Acts 1 and 2
- instructions to the cast and director of a play about how it should be conveyed
- physical objects on stage
- words exchanged between characters
- where a single character speaks at length with other characters listening on stage
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- what the actors wear to help convey their characters
- "Well?" End of Act One
- where the plot takes an unexpected turn
- when something is revealed to the audience but not the characters
- dropping hints about future events in the plot
- a story with a hidden meaning that is usually a moral message
14 Clues: "Well?" End of Act One • physical objects on stage • words exchanged between characters • where Eric spends most of Acts 1 and 2 • where the plot takes an unexpected turn • dropping hints about future events in the plot • what the actors wear to help convey their characters • Sheila's ring is an example of this and so is the champagne • ...
6.3.R.2 & 6.3.R.3 Vocabulary 2025-10-06
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- persons, animals, or creatures in a story
- feeling or showing love
- basic parts of a literary text
- leading or main character
- time and place a story is set
- enough to achieve a goal or fill a need
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- how characters are described
- struggle in a characters mind or heart
- struggle between opposing characters, forces, or emotions
- sequence of events or actions (beginning, middle, end)
- serious, determined effort
- special vantage point of an individual or group
- character that is against the main character;villain
- to have a discussion with another so as to arrive at an agreement
14 Clues: feeling or showing love • leading or main character • serious, determined effort • how characters are described • time and place a story is set • basic parts of a literary text • struggle in a characters mind or heart • enough to achieve a goal or fill a need • persons, animals, or creatures in a story • special vantage point of an individual or group • ...
AFTER THE HUNT CROSSWORD 2024-04-30
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- What is the main characters occupation?
- Where is the majority of the film being shot?
- Who is the writer?
- What is the main Character's First Name?
- How many golden globes does Cast 1 have?
- What film starring Julia Roberts set in the UK?
- Who is the main characters Husband?
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- What is the Film Title?
- What is the main characters last name?
- Who is the Director?
- Where is the UK Studios?
- What car does the main character own?
- What is the Director's latest film?
- What career milestone is Alma up for?
14 Clues: Who is the writer? • Who is the Director? • What is the Film Title? • Where is the UK Studios? • What is the Director's latest film? • Who is the main characters Husband? • What car does the main character own? • What career milestone is Alma up for? • What is the main characters last name? • What is the main characters occupation? • What is the main Character's First Name? • ...
AFTER THE HUNT CROSSWORD 2024-04-30
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- What is the main characters occupation?
- Where is the majority of the film being shot?
- Who is the writer?
- What is the main Character's First Name?
- How many golden globes does Cast 1 have?
- What film starring Julia Roberts set in the UK?
- Who is the main characters Husband?
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- What is the Film Title?
- What is the main characters last name?
- Who is the Director?
- Where is the UK Studios?
- What car does the main character own?
- What is the Director's latest film?
- What career milestone is Alma up for?
14 Clues: Who is the writer? • Who is the Director? • What is the Film Title? • Where is the UK Studios? • What is the Director's latest film? • Who is the main characters Husband? • What car does the main character own? • What career milestone is Alma up for? • What is the main characters last name? • What is the main characters occupation? • What is the main Character's First Name? • ...
Just for you 2024-04-29
17 Clues: Disney • Privacy • Hideous • currency • Eye color • Certainty • Mean girl • Finding___ • Slim Shady • Movie Snack • Holds a boat • Type of bird • Brand of soda • Cooking utensil • Dalmations pattern • Make it make _____ • Halloween killer 2wds.
Evans Beach Trip 2026-06-25
17 Clues: Cat Lady • Precious • Violinist • Girl Scout • Oldest girl • USC student • Calligrapher • Disney Agent • Skateboarder • Bike trickster • Horn enthusiast • Family Patriarch • College Professor • Golf ball hoarder • Master Lego builder • Professional Doctor • Loves designer tennis shoes
Haunted Mansion 2021-06-03
15 Clues: dead • yell • Walt • night • no good • ghostly • no color • many bones • eight legs • spider home • dead people • large house • Being afraid • flying squirels • hole in the floor
Hannah's #2 2016-11-19
15 Clues: Class • Burger • ___land • ___ light • Your name • Breakfast • ___ Stick • Happy ___ • Inside ___ • French ___ • City of birth • Brush your ___ • Mom's middle name • Dad's middle name • Where papa and nona live
Disney crossword <3 2022-05-05
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- Original actor for genie in Aladdin
- A blue tang fish that is in Finding Nemo
- Soon to be king of Pride Rock
- I am the monkey friend to Aladdin
- I kissed a frog
- Fate is controlled by rose petals; falls in love with Belle
- This show takes place in Springfield
- a baboon from the movie lion king
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- I am the mouse from the ____ mouse clubhouse
- The main character rat in ratatouille
- I am Jasmine's pet tiger
- Mermaid of the sea; main character in the movie
- Only person in the direct family without a gift
- Man that falls in love with Pocahontas
- Donald duck's love
- Sister to Elsa; Queen of Arendelle
- Cinderella's prince
17 Clues: I kissed a frog • Donald duck's love • Cinderella's prince • I am Jasmine's pet tiger • Soon to be king of Pride Rock • I am the monkey friend to Aladdin • a baboon from the movie lion king • Sister to Elsa; Queen of Arendelle • Original actor for genie in Aladdin • This show takes place in Springfield • The main character rat in ratatouille • ...
basic literary terms 2016-03-03
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- character who serves to contrast with another character.
- story fictional narrative
- extended narrative in prose
- outcome of the story
- person can reveal the thoughts of all their characters
- fictional representation of a person
- central or dominant idea of a work of fiction
- person,object, action, place, or even
- usually minor characters
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- of view angle from which a story is told
- historical, physical, geographical, and psychological location where a fictional work takes place
- does not reveal anyone's thoughts
- explanation of the story
- usually main characters
- only reveals the thoughts and feelings of one
- person narrator uses "I"
- peak in the story action
- story with two parallel and consistent levels of meaning
- scene which presents the stores decisive action
- attitude of the speaker or author of a work toward the subject matter
- way in which the narrative events are arranged
- way a writer selects and arranges words to express ideas
22 Clues: outcome of the story • usually main characters • explanation of the story • peak in the story action • usually minor characters • story fictional narrative • person narrator uses "I" • extended narrative in prose • does not reveal anyone's thoughts • fictional representation of a person • person,object, action, place, or even • of view angle from which a story is told • ...
Othello 2016-03-22
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- An island sacred to Venus; End of play is set here
- He's a senator and has a daughter
- he wrote Othello and many other famous plays
- When the characters and conflict come in to play
- The conflict in the story is resolved
- The murder of Desdemona
- The one who is being blamed for cheating
- Point of highest tension in a story
- A story enacted onstage for a live audience
- Reports the news about Desdemona's father
- A play that ends unhappily
- Iago's wife and Desdemona's attendant
- Governor of Cyprus before Othello
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- Are items that the characters carry or handle on stage
- When the tension builds in a story
- It's an Italian city; Begging of play takes place here
- The villian of the play
- Othello's lieutenant
- A play that ends happily
- They are secretly in love with Desdemona
- A struggle or clash between opposing characters
- She's best known as an escort
22 Clues: Othello's lieutenant • The villian of the play • The murder of Desdemona • A play that ends happily • A play that ends unhappily • She's best known as an escort • He's a senator and has a daughter • Governor of Cyprus before Othello • When the tension builds in a story • Point of highest tension in a story • The conflict in the story is resolved • ...
How much do YOU know about Julia? 2016-04-05
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- The last name of my favorite teacher in BVA
- I play this instrument
- Something I don't like talking to
- Something I am very good at(linguistic)
- One of my favorite fictional characters(from a series by Carrie Ryan and John Parke Davis)
- My favorite color
- My Confirmation Saint
- My middle name(it's a red flower)
- My favorite fruit(red)
- Something I will most likely never do
- My least favorite subject in school
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- My BFF's name
- Something I know how to throw(sharp objects)
- One of my favorite computer games
- Something that involves pencils, and something I love doing
- I will be this age next
- My birth month
- I love to make this
- Something I love doing(kinesthetic)
- One of my favorite fictional characters(from a series by Rick Riordan)
- My favorite animal
- My favorite subject in school
- I build with these all the time
- One of my favorite fictional characters(from a series by James Dashner)
24 Clues: My BFF's name • My birth month • My favorite color • My favorite animal • I love to make this • My Confirmation Saint • I play this instrument • My favorite fruit(red) • I will be this age next • My favorite subject in school • I build with these all the time • One of my favorite computer games • Something I don't like talking to • My middle name(it's a red flower) • ...
Shakespeare Open Note Quiz 2020-02-09
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- Cost of cheap seats
- Characters coming from under the stage signified
- Special effect drums created
- # of children Shakespeare had
- How people knew there was a play
- Language Shakespeare helped develop
- Stood to watch plays
- Shakespeare invented 1700 of these
- Speech with no other character’s on stage
- Shakespeare’s wife
- Shakespeare’s nickname
- Shakespeare phrase:“Eaten out of __ & home.”
- Comedies, histories, tragedies, & __.
- What Shakespeare died on
- Shakespeare phrase:“Break the __.
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- Stratford-__-Avon
- Location of the Globe
- Shakespeare’s longest play
- Queen during the time period
- Destroyed the original Globe Theater
- Time of day when plays took place
- Audience knows something the characters don’t
- Common disease during time period
- Audiences clapped for heroes & booed ___.
- Shakespeare was a writer & an __.
- Some suggest Shakespeare didn’t __ his plays.
- Left to Shakespeare’s wife after he death
- Shakespeare’s time period
- Played the part of females
- Heard by audience but not other characters
30 Clues: Stratford-__-Avon • Shakespeare’s wife • Cost of cheap seats • Stood to watch plays • Location of the Globe • Shakespeare’s nickname • What Shakespeare died on • Shakespeare’s time period • Shakespeare’s longest play • Played the part of females • Queen during the time period • Special effect drums created • # of children Shakespeare had • How people knew there was a play • ...
Shakespeare Open Note Quiz 2018-01-03
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- Shakespeare was a writer & an __.
- What Shakespeare died on
- Audience knows something the characters don’t
- Shakespeare invented 1700 of these
- Left to Shakespeare’s wife after he death
- Stood to watch plays
- Shakespeare’s nickname
- Shakespeare’s longest play
- Queen during the time period
- Audiences clapped for heroes & booed ___.
- Shakespeare’s time period
- Comedies, histories, tragedies, & __.
- Shakespeare phrase:“Break the __.
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- # of children Shakespeare had
- Language Shakespeare helped develop
- Played the part of females
- Shakespeare phrase:“Eaten out of __ & home.”
- Destroyed the original Globe Theater
- Location of the Globe
- Some suggest Shakespeare didn’t __ his plays.
- Heard by audience but not other characters
- Stratford-__-Avon
- Speech with no other character’s on stage
- Special effect drums created
- How people knew there was a play
- Common disease during time period
- Time of day when plays took place
- Shakespeare’s wife
- Cost of cheap seats
- Characters coming from under the stage signified
30 Clues: Stratford-__-Avon • Shakespeare’s wife • Cost of cheap seats • Stood to watch plays • Location of the Globe • Shakespeare’s nickname • What Shakespeare died on • Shakespeare’s time period • Played the part of females • Shakespeare’s longest play • Special effect drums created • Queen during the time period • # of children Shakespeare had • How people knew there was a play • ...
Shakespeare Open Note Quiz 2018-01-03
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- Cost of cheap seats
- Characters coming from under the stage signified
- Special effect drums created
- # of children Shakespeare had
- How people knew there was a play
- Language Shakespeare helped develop
- Stood to watch plays
- Shakespeare invented 1700 of these
- Speech with no other character’s on stage
- Shakespeare’s wife
- Shakespeare’s nickname
- Shakespeare phrase:“Eaten out of __ & home.”
- Comedies, histories, tragedies, & __.
- What Shakespeare died on
- Shakespeare phrase:“Break the __.
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- Stratford-__-Avon
- Location of the Globe
- Shakespeare’s longest play
- Queen during the time period
- Destroyed the original Globe Theater
- Time of day when plays took place
- Audience knows something the characters don’t
- Common disease during time period
- Audiences clapped for heroes & booed ___.
- Shakespeare was a writer & an __.
- Some suggest Shakespeare didn’t __ his plays.
- Left to Shakespeare’s wife after he death
- Shakespeare’s time period
- Played the part of females
- Heard by audience but not other characters
30 Clues: Stratford-__-Avon • Shakespeare’s wife • Cost of cheap seats • Stood to watch plays • Location of the Globe • Shakespeare’s nickname • What Shakespeare died on • Shakespeare’s time period • Shakespeare’s longest play • Played the part of females • Queen during the time period • Special effect drums created • # of children Shakespeare had • How people knew there was a play • ...
FANTASY STORY 2 2025-11-27
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- A long weapon used by heroes.
- A person in a story.
- Something you hope for in a fairy tale.
- The finish of the story.
- First part of Snow White’s name.
- The fruit used to poison Snow White.
- The object that can talk in the fairy tale.
- A part of a movie or story.
- A small magical creature in stories.
- When characters battle.
- Large home for kings and queens.
- A story with magic and impossible things.
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- A woman with magic; often bad.
- The events in a story.
- The main good character.
- A woman ruler; in Mirror Mirror she is the villain.
- The name of a story or movie.
- To save someone in danger.
- One of the small characters who help Snow White.
- A man ruler in a kingdom.
- A royal man; Snow White meets him.
- A tale with characters and events.
- Very bad; opposite of good.
- Power that is not real in the real world.
24 Clues: A person in a story. • The events in a story. • When characters battle. • The main good character. • The finish of the story. • A man ruler in a kingdom. • To save someone in danger. • A part of a movie or story. • Very bad; opposite of good. • A long weapon used by heroes. • The name of a story or movie. • A woman with magic; often bad. • First part of Snow White’s name. • ...
Guess the Disney movies by the characters 2024-11-13
10 Clues: Maui • Meg,Chiron • Mater,Sally • Remy,Linquini • Penelope,Ralph • Elsa,Olaf,Anna • Jasmin.Genie,Abu • Woody,Buzz,Jessie • Mal,Evie,Carlos,Jay • Mirabel,Isabella,Luisa
English 7 Unit 1 review 2025-08-21
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- part of the plot that introduces the setting, characters, and situation
- conflict occurs between a character and his own emotions, thoughts and beliefs
- to destroy
- action includes all of the events that follow the inciting incident and lead up to the crisis
- clearness
- outcome occurs when the conflict is settled in some way
- rapid outpouring
- motivation the reason that a character behaves the way he does
- struggle of the story’s main character or characters against an opposing force
- conflict occurs between characters or between a character and an outside force, such as society of nature
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- to speak with little prep
- overwhelming
- to drive away
- incident the event that introduces the conflict and set it in motion
- confusion
- traits qualities that determine how a character thinks or acts
- thoughtfully
17 Clues: clearness • confusion • to destroy • overwhelming • thoughtfully • to drive away • rapid outpouring • to speak with little prep • outcome occurs when the conflict is settled in some way • traits qualities that determine how a character thinks or acts • motivation the reason that a character behaves the way he does • ...
Cooperative Groupwork Reflection Disney Version 2021-11-17
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- Which Full House character voices Aladdin?
- How old is Disney?
- Which Disney character took individual accountability/personal responsibility into her own hands when saving her island?
- What 1977 franchise used group processing when it came to seeing how well they would function as a group?
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- In what Disney movie do three animals use positive interdependence to keep each other safe?
- How many brothers does Prince Hans of the Southern Isles have in Frozen?
- What little group of men use promotive interaction to save Snow White?
- What Disney Greek god used interpersonal and small group skills and teamed up with some guy named Phil to save a mortal woman named Meg?
8 Clues: How old is Disney? • Which Full House character voices Aladdin? • What little group of men use promotive interaction to save Snow White? • How many brothers does Prince Hans of the Southern Isles have in Frozen? • In what Disney movie do three animals use positive interdependence to keep each other safe? • ...
maxed out 2021-01-20
10 Clues: main character • main sport in the book • main characters brother • main characters brother • what they play hockey on • main characters neighbour • main characters brothers friend • the season the book takes place in • main characters favourite Hockey player • the person the bullies the main character
A night divided 2024-04-15
9 Clues: the setting • the police force • the main character • the main characters brother • how the main character escapes • the main characters best friend • the main characters other brother • what divides the main characters family • a sati member that helps the main character.
Flim Studies 2020-05-25
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- It establishes clearly the feeling of what the story is about.
- To show where the characters are but also to set the mood for the characters to act.
- language, A way of telling who a person is and what they are thinking.
- To change the way a character looks to make their features change.
- sets the foundation and is a key factor to shoot a successful film.
- When the director wants the watcher to see the characters facial expressions more than their words.
- Your character's reaction to other characters/ communication between characters.
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- Used to set the tone of a scene before any of the actors have even uttered a word.
- Using what you have on your head to tell the personality of a character.
- An item used on screen or stage to help enhance the performance.
- A physical representation- either an object or mark- that stands in for another object or idea.
- The creation of clothing for the overall appearance of a character or performer.
- Effects, It emphasises what's on the screen and is used to indicate mood.
- FX, A way to make things seem real ( like a bruise or mark ) while it is just makeup.
14 Clues: It establishes clearly the feeling of what the story is about. • An item used on screen or stage to help enhance the performance. • To change the way a character looks to make their features change. • sets the foundation and is a key factor to shoot a successful film. • language, A way of telling who a person is and what they are thinking. • ...
Animalmonsville Characters 2022-08-09
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- Ricky's pet puppy
- A little raccoon that used to be called Rowley
- first badger character from Animalmonsville
- a white silly little cat
- Alice and Lucy's friend
- a black and white quoll that loves chasing chickens
- Also a main character but she is Alice's sister
- a badger that loves to eat and sleep all day
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- a gentle giant who is a wolverine but she is Betty's best friend
- the cutest coatimundi queen
- Jennifer's best friend
- the Main character of all time
- Friends with Alice and Lucy
- Zelda's friend or wife
14 Clues: Ricky's pet puppy • Jennifer's best friend • Zelda's friend or wife • Alice and Lucy's friend • a white silly little cat • the cutest coatimundi queen • Friends with Alice and Lucy • the Main character of all time • first badger character from Animalmonsville • a badger that loves to eat and sleep all day • A little raccoon that used to be called Rowley • ...
Genshin Characters 2023-01-09
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- 5-star Geo Polearm, Liyue's Archon.
- 5-star Pyro Polearm,
- 5-star Dendro Sword, scholar at Sumeru's Akademiya.
- 4-star Pyro Bow, wind gliding champion from Mondstadt.
- 5-star Anemo Bow, Mondstadt's Archon.
- 5-star Hydro Bow, Chasm explorer from Liyue
- 5-star Hydro Sword, dancer from Sumeru.
- 4-star Dendro Polearm, child from Liyue.
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- 4-star Pyro Sword, young unlucky man from Mondstadt.
- 5-star Dendro Bow, forest ranger from Sumeru.
- 4-star Electro Claymore, retail dealer in Sumeru.
- ayaka 5-star Cryo Sword, princess from Inazuma.
- 5-star Electro Polearm,
- 4-star Geo Claymore, yound maid from Mondstadt.
14 Clues: 5-star Pyro Polearm, • 5-star Electro Polearm, • 5-star Geo Polearm, Liyue's Archon. • 5-star Anemo Bow, Mondstadt's Archon. • 5-star Hydro Sword, dancer from Sumeru. • 4-star Dendro Polearm, child from Liyue. • 5-star Hydro Bow, Chasm explorer from Liyue • 5-star Dendro Bow, forest ranger from Sumeru. • ayaka 5-star Cryo Sword, princess from Inazuma. • ...
Fiction characters 2020-10-27
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- The man who laughs
- Doctor by day, criminal by night
- Hiker from Betelgeuse Five
- Big Brother's rebellious little brother
- Leader of the droogs
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- Mentally unstable teenager who wanders New York
- One of the few with light eyes instead of dark ones
- Damaged by the alcohol in his blood surrogate
- A wizard, _______ The Grey
- Claimed to be the owner of a precious ring
- Nobody
- The regretful book burner
- His middle names were Percival, Wulfric, and Brian
- She volunteered as tribute
14 Clues: Nobody • The man who laughs • Leader of the droogs • The regretful book burner • A wizard, _______ The Grey • Hiker from Betelgeuse Five • She volunteered as tribute • Doctor by day, criminal by night • Big Brother's rebellious little brother • Claimed to be the owner of a precious ring • Damaged by the alcohol in his blood surrogate • ...
TKM Characters 2023-01-27
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- Jem and Scout's father
- Housekeeper and mother figure to the kids
- mysterious neighbor the kids try to see
- Hard working black man accused of rape
- young girl who accuses Tom Robinson of rape
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- poured syrup all over his food
- the good neighbor
- the nosy, gossipy neighbor
- Narrator of the novel
- author of the novel
- hateful old woman who yells at the kids
- Racist and drunken father of Mayella
- Scout and Jem's friend who visits during the summer
- Scout's older brother
14 Clues: the good neighbor • author of the novel • Narrator of the novel • Scout's older brother • Jem and Scout's father • the nosy, gossipy neighbor • poured syrup all over his food • Racist and drunken father of Mayella • Hard working black man accused of rape • hateful old woman who yells at the kids • mysterious neighbor the kids try to see • Housekeeper and mother figure to the kids • ...
TKAM Characters 2023-04-28
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- gossiping neighbor
- town sheriff
- narrator
- children's caretaker
- won't let Boo have friends
- kind neighbor whose house burned down
- mysterious neighbor
- from Meridian, Mississippi
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- Tom Robinson's defense attorney
- Scout's older brother
- judgmental aunt
- Mayella's father
- accusing Tom Robinson of a crime against her
- on trial for a crime he did not commit
14 Clues: narrator • town sheriff • judgmental aunt • Mayella's father • gossiping neighbor • mysterious neighbor • children's caretaker • Scout's older brother • won't let Boo have friends • from Meridian, Mississippi • Tom Robinson's defense attorney • kind neighbor whose house burned down • on trial for a crime he did not commit • accusing Tom Robinson of a crime against her
Ceremony Characters 2021-12-12
14 Clues: Ke'oosh • Antagonist • The spider • Tayo's uncle • Killed by Emo • Main character • Auntie's husband • Said brother once • Josiah's girlfriend • old friend that drinks • Childhood friend of Tayo • Person who took care of Tayo • Doesn't care what anyone thinks • Medicine man who helps Tayo on his journey
Fictional Characters 2022-02-23
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- A character who grew up in the jungle created by Rudyard Kipling
- a fictional Belgian detective created by Agatha Christie
- Agent 007
- A private detective created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
- Got his powers after getting bit by a radio active spider
- A wizard who attended hogwarts
- An agent in the IMF commonly know for his impossible stunts
- Ruler of mahismati
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- A cat robot from the 22nd century
- A good-natured, yellow-furred, honey-loving bear with a red shirt
- Man of Steel
- norse god of thunder
- An adventurous young investigative reporter with a pet dog called Snowy.
- A poor boy who finds a Genie
14 Clues: Agent 007 • Man of Steel • Ruler of mahismati • norse god of thunder • A poor boy who finds a Genie • A wizard who attended hogwarts • A cat robot from the 22nd century • A private detective created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle • a fictional Belgian detective created by Agatha Christie • Got his powers after getting bit by a radio active spider • ...
Fictional Characters 2022-02-23
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- An agent in the IMF commonly know for his impossible stunts
- A good-natured, yellow-furred, honey-loving bear with a red shirt
- Got his powers after getting bit by a radio active spider
- A cat robot from the 22nd century
- Man of Steel
- A poor boy who finds a Genie
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- A private detective created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
- a fictional Belgian detective created by Agatha Christie
- An adventurous young investigative reporter with a pet dog called Snowy.
- norse god of thunder
- A wizard who attended hogwarts
- Ruler of mahismati
- A character who grew up in the jungle created by Rudyard Kipling
- Agent 007
14 Clues: Agent 007 • Man of Steel • Ruler of mahismati • norse god of thunder • A poor boy who finds a Genie • A wizard who attended hogwarts • A cat robot from the 22nd century • A private detective created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle • a fictional Belgian detective created by Agatha Christie • Got his powers after getting bit by a radio active spider • ...
Main Characters 2024-03-04
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- Sold to a plantation after being held in the dungeons of Cape Coast Castle
- Became clean from drugs after having dinner with their mom
- Married a British Officer then lived in the Cape Coast Castle
- Set fire to their hut and killed two of their children
- Wrote a poem about their family’s history
- Lost a spouse and child after attempting to escape from a plantation
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- Regained their voice after forgiving their ex-spouse
- Lived a life that was chosen for him from fear of appearing weak
- Joined the union after being released from the mines
- Became a single parent after losing their spouse to injustice
- Overcame their fear of water by running into the ocean
- Left for a missionary church after a failed promise of marriage
- Reconciled with their mother who left a scar on their face
- Escaped to live a simple life as a farmer with the person they love
14 Clues: Wrote a poem about their family’s history • Regained their voice after forgiving their ex-spouse • Joined the union after being released from the mines • Overcame their fear of water by running into the ocean • Set fire to their hut and killed two of their children • Became clean from drugs after having dinner with their mom • ...
BNL Characters 2025-05-20
14 Clues: NO's father • NO's mother • Skyla's alias • Owen's sister • Naomi's brother • Naomi's teacher • Gram's coworker • Fabiola's husband • Skyla's boyfriend • Ms. Maloney's dog • NO's great grandma • GNO's 88yo neighbor • The school librarian • unusual name library luncher
narnia characters 2024-10-03
14 Clues: the goat • Lucy's sister • Peter's sister • suzan's weapon • useful to fight • the brave mouse • Suzan's brother • useful with bow • to protect the head • the part of a sword • the leader of Narnia • all animals have got one • protection for the soldier • piece of metal to protect from
Types of Musical Numbers 2012-08-06
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- Medley of song themes played by the orchestra to create mood before scene starts
- A group of singers which react polyphonically to a dramatic situation
- Links different scenes and creates dramatic flow
- First song used to set the mood and characters roles in the show
- A song that represents a particular group of characters reacting to a situation
- Song that makes the audiences jaw drops (usually involves all characters and orchestra)
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- Song that doesn't ned to be there just is there to allow time for characters to get sorted
- Repetition of the song with new lyrics to reinforce a point and add a new dimension
- Song that is delivered rapidly and in a talking voice
- Played in the background of spoken dialog to create mood
- Vocal lines use different notes but same rhythm also known as harmonisation
- A song for two people
- Song played between acts
- Refers to all musical instruments/vocal written for show
- Most musicals contain .... different music types
15 Clues: A song for two people • Song played between acts • Links different scenes and creates dramatic flow • Most musicals contain .... different music types • Song that is delivered rapidly and in a talking voice • Played in the background of spoken dialog to create mood • Refers to all musical instruments/vocal written for show • ...
The Truman Show, Sound, Setting, and Mood 2026-05-18
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- the real name of the woman that Truman is in love with
- What element of setting establishes what time period, time of day, or how long a film takes place?
- the name of Truman's wife
- What is the name of the town where Truman lives in the show?
- What kind of sounds are from outside the world of the film--sounds that the characters cannot hear
- (three words) Marlon's job
- sounds that come from inside the world of the film--characters can hear these sounds
- What element of setting is the physical place that the characters are in?
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- how The Truman Show makes money
- (two words)Truman's job
- What element of setting establishes the mood or vibe of the film?
- the name of the creator of The Truman Show
- what Truman is afraid of, but concours at the end of the film
- the name of Truman's best friend
- What element of setting establishes the attitudes, clothing, and speech that the characters use?
15 Clues: (two words)Truman's job • the name of Truman's wife • (three words) Marlon's job • how The Truman Show makes money • the name of Truman's best friend • the name of the creator of The Truman Show • the real name of the woman that Truman is in love with • What is the name of the town where Truman lives in the show? • ...
Walt Disney 2023-03-30
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- mouse character created by Walt Disney
- The first full-length animated feature film produced by Walt Disney in 1937 (2 words)
- location of the first Disney theme park, opened in 1955
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- Disney princess with a red cape and basket of goodies
- Disney film released in 1994, featuring Simba and Mufasa
- Disney's brother and business partner
6 Clues: Disney's brother and business partner • mouse character created by Walt Disney • Disney princess with a red cape and basket of goodies • location of the first Disney theme park, opened in 1955 • Disney film released in 1994, featuring Simba and Mufasa • The first full-length animated feature film produced by Walt Disney in 1937 (2 words)
English 7 Unit 1 review 2025-08-21
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- part of the plot that introduces the setting, characters, and situation
- conflict occurs between a character and his own emotions, thoughts and beliefs
- to destroy
- action includes all of the events that follow the inciting incident and lead up to the crisis
- clearness
- outcome occurs when the conflict is settled in some way
- rapid outpouring
- motivation the reason that a character behaves the way he does
- struggle of the story’s main character or characters against an opposing force
- conflict occurs between characters or between a character and an outside force, such as society of nature
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- to speak with little prep
- overwhelming
- to drive away
- incident the event that introduces the conflict and set it in motion
- confusion
- traits qualities that determine how a character thinks or acts
- thoughtfully
17 Clues: clearness • confusion • to destroy • overwhelming • thoughtfully • to drive away • rapid outpouring • to speak with little prep • outcome occurs when the conflict is settled in some way • traits qualities that determine how a character thinks or acts • motivation the reason that a character behaves the way he does • ...
Batman Characters 2021-08-04
Friends Characters 2022-03-24
14 Clues: Clean • Coffee • monkey • Waitress • Dinosaurs • Sarcastic • Sandwiches • eye doctor • Monica's dad • Monica's mom • "Oh. my. Gawd." • Phoebe's brother • monica's boxer bf • "Smelly cat, smelly cat"
Macbeth Characters 2021-11-15
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- A Scottish nobleman.
- A deeply ambitious woman who lusts for power and position.
- Macduff's wife. She and her home serve as contrasts to Lady Macbeth and the hellish world of Inverness.
- The brave and noble general whose children, according to the witches' prophecy, will inherit the Scottish throne.
- Three mysterious hags who plot mischief using charms, spells, and prophecies.
- The good king of Scotland who is murdered by Macbeth.
- The goddess of witchcraft, who helps the three witches work their mischief on Macbeth.
- Banquo's son, who survives Macbeth's attempt to murder him.
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- The drunken doorman of Macbeth's castle.
- Duncan's son and Malcolm's older brother.
- A Scottish nobleman hostile to Macbeth's kingship from the start who becomes the leader of the crusade to unseat Macbeth.
- A Scottish General and the thane of Glamis.
- A group of ruffians conscripted by Macbeth to murder Banquo, Fleance, and Macduff's wife and children.
- A Scottish nobleman.
- Son of Duncan, whose restoration to the throne signals Scotland's return to order following Macbeth's reign of terror.
15 Clues: A Scottish nobleman. • A Scottish nobleman. • The drunken doorman of Macbeth's castle. • Duncan's son and Malcolm's older brother. • A Scottish General and the thane of Glamis. • The good king of Scotland who is murdered by Macbeth. • A deeply ambitious woman who lusts for power and position. • Banquo's son, who survives Macbeth's attempt to murder him. • ...
Caspian Characters 2021-08-14
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- youngest Pevensie
- a doubting dwarf
- a little girl who followed Aslan
- a dwarf who uses alliteration often
- Emperor of the Lone Islands (and more)
- Caspian's horse
- a large squirrel messenger
- called "the Gentle"
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- Caspian's tutor
- a giant who made a mistake
- valiant warrior who lost and regained his tail
- a creature with the body of a man but legs of a goat
- Miraz's subjects
- a creature with man's head and horse's body
14 Clues: Caspian's tutor • Caspian's horse • a doubting dwarf • Miraz's subjects • youngest Pevensie • called "the Gentle" • a giant who made a mistake • a large squirrel messenger • a little girl who followed Aslan • a dwarf who uses alliteration often • Emperor of the Lone Islands (and more) • a creature with man's head and horse's body • valiant warrior who lost and regained his tail • ...
ANIME CHARACTERS 2018-02-25
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- She has crimson red hair and she is the sister of the demon king
- He is one of the most powerful of the uchiha clan and created the akatsuki organization
- she has blue hair with a sister named ram
- is the leader of the seven deadly sins and is blond
- He has a notebook with which he kills people
- She works in a cafeteria she has black hair and a terrifying look for that in the cafeteria she has the sadistic role
- Is a master of the kitchen and has red hair, his dream is to overcome his father some day
- He has black hair and has the desire to kill all the titans
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- He is bald and loves supermarket offers
- Is a solitary swordsman who fights on the front lines with 2 swords and has black hair
- She is the crazy one of the explosions and faints every time she uses her magic
- It is a loli with white hair and very strong
- She is the best chess player in the world and has blue hair
- He has no superpower of his own and he has green hair
14 Clues: He is bald and loves supermarket offers • she has blue hair with a sister named ram • It is a loli with white hair and very strong • He has a notebook with which he kills people • is the leader of the seven deadly sins and is blond • He has no superpower of his own and he has green hair • She is the best chess player in the world and has blue hair • ...
Revolutionary Characters 2017-10-11
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- Known as the "master of masquerade"
- Adams wrote a pamphlet called "Thoughts on _______."
- Thomas Paine also wrote "The Age of _______."
- Benjamin Franklin was known primarily as a _______.
- the Massachusetts-born patriot
- Who studied law at Williamsburg?
- Who wrote "Common Sense?"
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- Who retired back to Mount Vernon?
- Where did Thomas Jefferson retire to after presidency?
- He eagerly joined the Revolutionary War in 1775.
- In what state was the Philadelphia Convention held?
- Garry Wills wrote "Inventing _____" in 1978.
- Franklin was the _____ of the Revolutionary leaders
- George Washington was commander in ______.
14 Clues: Who wrote "Common Sense?" • the Massachusetts-born patriot • Who studied law at Williamsburg? • Who retired back to Mount Vernon? • Known as the "master of masquerade" • George Washington was commander in ______. • Garry Wills wrote "Inventing _____" in 1978. • Thomas Paine also wrote "The Age of _______." • He eagerly joined the Revolutionary War in 1775. • ...
Shakespearean Characters 2023-10-13
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- racist poopnugget
- She should have kept an eye on that strawberry handkerchief!
- studied with his bestie at Wittenberg
- his descendants will be king of Scotland, according to some weird ladies
- Moor and Venetian General
- hallucinates having bloody hands; might have miscarried before the play
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- super evil king who kills a lot of people, including his bro George, Duke of Clarence
- illegitimate son of Gloucester; has some serious daddy issues
- the verbose dad that's always giving advice he can't follow
- the male lead in a play about two lovers who commit suicide (that play is not Romeo and Juliet)
- loyal lieutenant who ruins his good name
- Was he insane? He insists that he's just joshin us
- climbs a willow tree and drowns
- kills people because of a prophesy... and his crazy wife
14 Clues: racist poopnugget • Moor and Venetian General • climbs a willow tree and drowns • studied with his bestie at Wittenberg • loyal lieutenant who ruins his good name • Was he insane? He insists that he's just joshin us • kills people because of a prophesy... and his crazy wife • the verbose dad that's always giving advice he can't follow • ...
TDPI CHARACTERS 2023-11-13
14 Clues: LARPer • Beatboxer • Evil Twin • Nice Twin • Normal Guy • Country Simp • Pageant Girl • Olympic Maybe • Wannabe Chris • Disney Princess • Crazy Smart Girl • Zombie Survival Guy • Wannabe Supervillain • Australian Survivor Girl
Favorite Characters 2023-11-27
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- has a brother named Stink and is in the TP club
- boy who tamed the Wild Things
- sharp toothed bad guy
- canine police officer
- she caused chaos in Mousopolis
- a scruffy dog found at a supermarket
- selfish pug
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- she has special powers and loves Miss Honey
- unicorn of the sea
- he has scar and a wand
- don't let him drive the bus
- founder and president of the BSC
- he is always being told "No!"
- attends Westmore Middle School
14 Clues: selfish pug • unicorn of the sea • sharp toothed bad guy • canine police officer • he has scar and a wand • don't let him drive the bus • boy who tamed the Wild Things • he is always being told "No!" • she caused chaos in Mousopolis • attends Westmore Middle School • founder and president of the BSC • a scruffy dog found at a supermarket • she has special powers and loves Miss Honey • ...
Sanrio Characters 2024-01-09
14 Clues: sheep • penguin • red bow • ,eggyolk • brown hat • pink hood • old person • girlfriend • pink skull • black penguin • bluehair pinkhair • white dog with bear • pompompurin frog freind • cinnamoroll pink flower bow friend
Genshin characters 2024-01-10
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- a terrorist
- the kamisato family
- 77th director of the Wangsheng Funeral Parlor
- Pink hair 5 star
- Can change skin by holding the normal attack
- The archon of Sumeru
- The archon of Inazuma
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- Real name Ajax
- Can play a lyre
- Hydro character with blue and black hair
- His most prized possession is his sword that he keeps with him at all times
- Best sheilder in the game
- Ayaka's brother
- Can fly
14 Clues: Can fly • a terrorist • Real name Ajax • Can play a lyre • Ayaka's brother • Pink hair 5 star • the kamisato family • The archon of Sumeru • The archon of Inazuma • Best sheilder in the game • Hydro character with blue and black hair • Can change skin by holding the normal attack • 77th director of the Wangsheng Funeral Parlor • ...
Homegoing Characters 2024-03-04
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- Sold to a plantation after being held in the dungeons of Cape Coast Castle
- Became clean from drugs after having dinner with their mom
- Married a British Officer then lived in the Cape Coast Castle
- Set fire to their hut and killed two of their children
- Wrote a poem about their family’s history
- Lost a spouse and child after attempting to escape from a plantation
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- Regained their voice after forgiving their ex-spouse
- Lived a life that was chosen for him from fear of appearing weak
- Joined the union after being released from the mines
- Became a single parent after losing their spouse to injustice
- Overcame their fear of water by running into the ocean
- Left for a missionary church after a failed promise of marriage
- Reconciled with their mother who left a scar on their face
- Escaped to live a simple life as a farmer with the person they love
14 Clues: Wrote a poem about their family’s history • Regained their voice after forgiving their ex-spouse • Joined the union after being released from the mines • Overcame their fear of water by running into the ocean • Set fire to their hut and killed two of their children • Became clean from drugs after having dinner with their mom • ...
Frankenstein Characters 2024-04-26
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- the mad scientist
- the mother of victor
- the kind professor
- victors father
- the physicall being of love
- brotheris 6 years younger
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- the monster
- who was murdered
- to whome the letters were adressed
- hung for her "crimes"
- who writes the letters
- took care of victor while he was ill
- thinks victor wasted his time & should start over
- alphonse's best friend & carolines father
14 Clues: the monster • victors father • who was murdered • the mad scientist • the kind professor • the mother of victor • hung for her "crimes" • who writes the letters • brotheris 6 years younger • the physicall being of love • to whome the letters were adressed • took care of victor while he was ill • alphonse's best friend & carolines father • ...
Movie Characters 2024-07-01
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- The codename of the main character in Kill Bill
- Joker's girlfriend
- Darth _____ in Star Wars
- Gladiator
- As if! Main character in Clueless
- Andy's favorite toy
- Evil takes a human form in this person
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- What Andie names Ben's privates
- The Daughter in the Addams Family
- Main character in Hunger Games
- The Main Hobbit in Lord of the Rings
- Edward & Bella's daughter
- He who shall not be named
- Claaaaariiiice
14 Clues: Gladiator • Claaaaariiiice • Joker's girlfriend • Andy's favorite toy • Darth _____ in Star Wars • Edward & Bella's daughter • He who shall not be named • Main character in Hunger Games • What Andie names Ben's privates • The Daughter in the Addams Family • As if! Main character in Clueless • The Main Hobbit in Lord of the Rings • Evil takes a human form in this person • ...
Mythological Characters 2023-04-29
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- He is Artemis´ twin brother
- To please the goddess Artemis, he sacrificed his daughter to her.
- Her ability to speak was taken away by Hera
- She turned Scylla into a horrible sea monster
- He died by being struck by an arrow in his heel
- She is Apollo's twin sister
- He swallowed his own babies
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- She was turned into a spider by Athena
- While hunting he was killed by a wild boar.
- She shared her love for Adonis with Persephone
- She is the daughter of Zeus and the Titan Metis
- He granted King Midas with the ability to turn anything into gold
- Persephone was her daughter
- Athena often bested him in battle
14 Clues: He is Artemis´ twin brother • Persephone was her daughter • She is Apollo's twin sister • He swallowed his own babies • Athena often bested him in battle • She was turned into a spider by Athena • While hunting he was killed by a wild boar. • Her ability to speak was taken away by Hera • She turned Scylla into a horrible sea monster • ...
Marvel Characters 2025-02-05
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- commonly known for being an ally to Iron Man and the U.S government
- was frozen during ww2 and sent to the present
- Has a trunk
- Has 3 movies and is known for being a tech genius
- Panther known for being the king of where he's from and having a suit of the strongest metal on earth
- Large marsupial
- known for being an archer
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- commonly known for being a friend of Captain America and has a jetpack with wings
- known for being able to change his size
- commonly known for being in space
- is known by being bitten by a radioactive creature, usually depicted at a school field-trip
- is a beast and is known for being angry once transformed
- is known as the god of thunder and son of Odin
- Flying mammal
14 Clues: Has a trunk • Flying mammal • Large marsupial • known for being an archer • commonly known for being in space • known for being able to change his size • was frozen during ww2 and sent to the present • is known as the god of thunder and son of Odin • Has 3 movies and is known for being a tech genius • is a beast and is known for being angry once transformed • ...
Twisted Characters 2025-01-02
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- The janitor who talks to Tyler on top of the school
- Tyler's mom
- The girl Tyler desires
- Bethany's older brother and Tyler's bully
- Tyler's Father
- Tyler's sister
- Bethany's mom
- Tyler's boss
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- Tyler's best friend
- Principal at Tyler's school
- The main character
- Student who bullies Yoda in locker room
- Tyler's parole officer
- Bethany's dad and Tyler's father's boss
14 Clues: Tyler's mom • Tyler's boss • Bethany's mom • Tyler's Father • Tyler's sister • The main character • Tyler's best friend • The girl Tyler desires • Tyler's parole officer • Principal at Tyler's school • Student who bullies Yoda in locker room • Bethany's dad and Tyler's father's boss • Bethany's older brother and Tyler's bully • The janitor who talks to Tyler on top of the school
John and Brenna 2025-03-23
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- toast, What "breakfast for dinner" meal does John love requesting from Brenna?
- In 2006, what dance did John and Brenna attend together?
- What is the first state John and Brenna traveled to together after they started dating?
- In what grade did John and Brenna meet?
- Network, On what TV station is John's left tattoo sleeve based?
- What is Brenna's favorite color?
- cruise, What are their honeymoon plans?
- Where did John and Brenna have their first date?
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- What is something John and Brenna have shared with each other nearly every morning starting a few months before they began dating?
- Who is Brenna's favorite Disney princess?
- Who predicted John and Brenna would end up together long before they started dating? (Dave, John's dad, Sue, John's mom, or Jo, Brenna's mom)
- Where did John propose?
- tea latte, What is the bride's go-to for a dose of caffeine?
- What is the name of the sweet English bulldog John and Brenna adopt a few months after their engagement?
- John has several unopened sets of these on-hand to build.
- 2020, What month and year did John and Brenna start dating?
- onesie, What unexpected outfit did Brenna wear on her first date with John?
- onion, What is John's go-to soup order at restaurants?
- John and Brenna are getting married on their "dating" anniversary. How many years will they have been dating when they tie the knot?
- of the Dead, What holiday party did John & Brenna start hosting annually soon after they started dating?
20 Clues: Where did John propose? • What is Brenna's favorite color? • In what grade did John and Brenna meet? • cruise, What are their honeymoon plans? • Who is Brenna's favorite Disney princess? • Where did John and Brenna have their first date? • onion, What is John's go-to soup order at restaurants? • In 2006, what dance did John and Brenna attend together? • ...
Ansleigh's Famous People Puzzle 2021-05-18
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- Jackie Robinson wasn't allowed to play baseball because he was
- who was the first african american to play in the brooklynn dogers?
- who was a famous poet writer?
- Malala also fought for equal
- draw?
- john Lewis attended college at
- who created lots of Disney movies we enjoy?
- Langston Hughes made a poem called the ________
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- who was the female girl that fought for an education?
- who was the person to fight against segregation?
- what did john j
- what was the name of Roosevelt's cavalry unit?
- what illness did Roosevelt have as a child?
- john j Audubon was a famous for his
- Walt Disney was the first person to add
15 Clues: draw? • what did john j • Malala also fought for equal • who was a famous poet writer? • john Lewis attended college at • john j Audubon was a famous for his • Walt Disney was the first person to add • what illness did Roosevelt have as a child? • who created lots of Disney movies we enjoy? • what was the name of Roosevelt's cavalry unit? • ...
Cracks 2022-01-11
10 Clues: a lock • a persona • The main setting • a person who steals • a secondary character • Main characters fiancee • a place to do work or eat • main characters last name • main characters first name • entering somewhere without permission for a crime
Outside reading project 2021-04-16
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- what work did the main character and his friends do for work.
- what place did the 2 main characters get at the final tournament
- how much uncle jake and the main character ran together.
- how many pull-ups did Danny do and this made marc, not like Danny.
- what move defense won mark the finals.
- where did the two main characters train BJJ also a word for if you win.
- what did marc do to Danny before going to his house
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- what did mark need to control and he saw this after he faked being injured.
- what was uncle jake before going to college.
- the sport that the main characters do.
- how many minutes did uncle jake want mark to run his mile
- the main character name
- what move won Danny the finals.
- the second main character marcs friend at the end of the book
- who did the 2 main characters give their medal to at the end of the book.
15 Clues: the main character name • what move won Danny the finals. • the sport that the main characters do. • what move defense won mark the finals. • what was uncle jake before going to college. • what did marc do to Danny before going to his house • how much uncle jake and the main character ran together. • how many minutes did uncle jake want mark to run his mile • ...
Narrative Writing 2022-10-18
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- When the action of the story is interrupted in order to reveal important events that happened at an earlier time.
- A conversation between characters exposition The introduction to a story, where the author provides background information about the characters and setting.
- Most exciting moment of the story; turning point.
- The use of hints and clues to suggest what will happen later in a story.
- The attitude of the author toward the audience and characters (e.g., serious or humorous).
- End of the story where loose ends are tied up.
- A series of related events
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- The people the story is about.
- A series of related events that build toward
- Where the story takes place.
- A feeling of uncertainty and curiosity about what will happen next in a story.
- The feeling created in a reader by a literary work or passage.
- Something that happens at a given place and time.
- The telling of a story.
- The problem; what prevents a character from getting what they want.
15 Clues: The telling of a story. • A series of related events • Where the story takes place. • The people the story is about. • A series of related events that build toward • End of the story where loose ends are tied up. • Most exciting moment of the story; turning point. • Something that happens at a given place and time. • ...
Drama Terms 2021-09-30
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- Plays are often divided into a few main units called _______.
- A small section of a play.
- A serious drama that has an unhappy ending.
- A text that has everything needed to perform a drama, including dialogue and state directions.
- The author is a play.
- Words spoken by one of the characters when they are alone, or when they are only talking to themselves or the audience.
- The conversation between 2 or more characters.
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- A drama that is often funny and has a happy ending.
- The main idea or statement that the playwright is trying to make.
- A story that is intended to be performed by actors.
- of Characters A list that names all the characters in a drama.
- Directions Specific instructions from the playwright about what the actors should do.
- The action of sequence of main events in a drama.
- A drama that is meant to be performed on a stage.
14 Clues: The author is a play. • A small section of a play. • A serious drama that has an unhappy ending. • The conversation between 2 or more characters. • The action of sequence of main events in a drama. • A drama that is meant to be performed on a stage. • A drama that is often funny and has a happy ending. • A story that is intended to be performed by actors. • ...
Disney films and princesses 2026-05-27
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- she sails across the ocean
- the mermaid princess from The Little Mermaid
- she has very long magical hair
- the princess in Aladdin
- she loves books and the Beast
- a Disney film about snow and ice
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- Elsa's sister
- another name for a royal girl in Disney stories
- he has a magic lamp and a magic carpet
- she is the snow queen in Frozen
- a brave young woman who fights for her family
11 Clues: Elsa's sister • the princess in Aladdin • she sails across the ocean • she loves books and the Beast • she has very long magical hair • she is the snow queen in Frozen • a Disney film about snow and ice • he has a magic lamp and a magic carpet • the mermaid princess from The Little Mermaid • a brave young woman who fights for her family • ...
8th grade The Giver 2023-11-27
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- danger or risk
- the order of events in a story
- spreading all over
- the end of a narrative, where the problem is solved
- showing great attention to detail, precise
- having to do with the 5 senses
- when two characters talk to each other in a text
- no longer useful or outdated
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- a piece of writing with a story, plot, and characters
- a tool used to inject liquids into the blood stream using a needle
- keeping or taking something for keeps or other use
- peaceful
- being alone, but positive
- extreme mental or physical pain
- a setting that takes away choices, freedoms, and dehumanizes the characters
- feeling of dread or of something bad happening.
16 Clues: peaceful • danger or risk • spreading all over • being alone, but positive • no longer useful or outdated • the order of events in a story • having to do with the 5 senses • extreme mental or physical pain • showing great attention to detail, precise • feeling of dread or of something bad happening. • when two characters talk to each other in a text • ...
Vocab- Intro to Theatre Puzzle 2024-09-05
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- The area where the actors perform the play
- The point in a play where action meets obstacle
- Objects used by characters on stage
- before the play begins;the setup
- Divisions in the performance of a play
- The play in written form
- Preparing a play for performances
- Art of evaluating or analyzing the play
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- Phrase that means “good luck” in the theater
- The pattern of basic movement actors follow
- Information given to the audience about what
- Roles or parts played by an actor
- The words spoken by the actors during a play
- Selecting which actors will play which roles
- Remark made to the audience; not heard by others
- Clothing worn by the actors who play the characters
16 Clues: The play in written form • before the play begins;the setup • Roles or parts played by an actor • Preparing a play for performances • Objects used by characters on stage • Divisions in the performance of a play • Art of evaluating or analyzing the play • The area where the actors perform the play • The pattern of basic movement actors follow • ...
Elements of a Story Crossword 2023-09-27
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- Generalization of a person or group of people
- Character that changes and evolves throughout a story
- Narrators point of view
- Special type of flat character
- Character that opposes the main character
- A conflict between a character and their self
- Alludes to a later point in the story
- Saying something when you mean another
- Recounts events that happen before the story
- Ridicule of an idea, person or thing
- Section of a story before the climax
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- Internal feeling of the reader
- Ending of a story
- Character that does not change throughout the story
- Introduces the main characters and setting of a story
- Story reveals information to the readers but not the characters
- Something with other meanings and associations
- Main idea of a story
- Reference to a person or event in history
- Conflict that is not person vs. self
- The highest and intense point of the conflict
- The section in a story after the climax
- Two characters with contrasting traits
23 Clues: Ending of a story • Main idea of a story • Narrators point of view • Internal feeling of the reader • Special type of flat character • Conflict that is not person vs. self • Ridicule of an idea, person or thing • Section of a story before the climax • Alludes to a later point in the story • Saying something when you mean another • Two characters with contrasting traits • ...
Clone of Shakespeare Open Note Quiz 2024-02-13
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- Shakespeare was a writer & an __.
- What Shakespeare died on
- Audience knows something the characters don’t
- Shakespeare invented 1700 of these
- Left to Shakespeare’s wife after he death
- Stood to watch plays
- Shakespeare’s nickname
- Shakespeare’s longest play
- Queen during the time period
- Audiences clapped for heroes & booed ___.
- Shakespeare’s time period
- Comedies, histories, tragedies, & __.
- Shakespeare phrase:“Break the __.
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- # of children Shakespeare had
- Language Shakespeare helped develop
- Played the part of females
- Shakespeare phrase:“Eaten out of __ & home.”
- Destroyed the original Globe Theater
- Location of the Globe
- Some suggest Shakespeare didn’t __ his plays.
- Heard by audience but not other characters
- Stratford-__-Avon
- Speech with no other character’s on stage
- Special effect drums created
- How people knew there was a play
- Common disease during time period
- Time of day when plays took place
- Shakespeare’s wife
- Cost of cheap seats
- Characters coming from under the stage signified
30 Clues: Stratford-__-Avon • Shakespeare’s wife • Cost of cheap seats • Stood to watch plays • Location of the Globe • Shakespeare’s nickname • What Shakespeare died on • Shakespeare’s time period • Played the part of females • Shakespeare’s longest play • Special effect drums created • Queen during the time period • # of children Shakespeare had • How people knew there was a play • ...
Elements of Drama and the Renaissance 2020-12-01
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- believes the Bible is how to connect to God
- prose or verse telling a story meant to be acted out on stage
- solving the problem
- conflict between a character and their environment
- the main character in a narrative
- believes the Pope is how to connect to God
- a comparison of two things using like or as
- the beginning of the drama when conflict and characters are introduced
- conflict between two people
- the character creating conflict in the narrative
- English the English Shakespeare writes in
- the person who writes the play
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- Henry VIII's daughter, queen, and Protestant supporter
- one person speaking on stage to the other characters or the audience
- conflict between man and societal norms
- conversation between characters
- time of rebirth for the search for knowledge
- making fun of someone to expose their wrong-doing
- wanted to purge the Church of corruption
- character reveals his or her inner workings alone on stage
- conflict between a character and their environment
- what the play is about
22 Clues: solving the problem • what the play is about • conflict between two people • the person who writes the play • conversation between characters • the main character in a narrative • conflict between man and societal norms • wanted to purge the Church of corruption • English the English Shakespeare writes in • believes the Pope is how to connect to God • ...
bitmaps, vectors and text 2024-06-12
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- A map of bits
- opposite of no colour
- Rounded shape
- Something that can be edited
- Another word for how tall something is
- A type of array is that dimension.
- Makes up an image
- the ability of a digital device to individually respond to a message sent to many similar devices
- Receive, receiver or reception
- Depth Number of bits used to define each pixel
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- Something special
- a collection of characters used to represent text in a computer system
- American standard code for information interchange
- draws a rectangle
- When you make something bigger or smaller
- A line that is wrapped around a layer
- A digital picture that people send in there texts sometimes
- A number system with 16 characters
- To code a set of characters
- special attributes or characteristics associated with an object
- 3 main colours that when mixed together make other ones
- 1's and 0's
22 Clues: 1's and 0's • A map of bits • Rounded shape • Something special • draws a rectangle • Makes up an image • opposite of no colour • To code a set of characters • Something that can be edited • Receive, receiver or reception • A number system with 16 characters • A type of array is that dimension. • A line that is wrapped around a layer • Another word for how tall something is • ...
The Big Screen 2023-01-24
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- a film set in an imaginary future, involving science, space and technology
- to perform in a film or play
- to ask for sth enthusiastically
- sb who attends and views an event, usually a sports event
- a film or TV programmethat givesfacts and information about a subject
- a flm with cowboys
- a line of people waiting to enter a building, bus etc
- an exciting or unusual activity
- sb whose job is to write music
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- a funny film
- to first be shown
- a film or play with a lot of singing and dancing
- a film in which the characters are drawn
- a film that talks about the illegal activities of sb who breaks the law
- a film based on imagination, not facts
- a film featuring scary situations and characters
- a collection of TV episodes which follow a group of characters in a story
- an exciting film about criminal activities
- to make sth, to produce sth
- a serious film about social issues
20 Clues: a funny film • to first be shown • a flm with cowboys • to make sth, to produce sth • to perform in a film or play • sb whose job is to write music • to ask for sth enthusiastically • an exciting or unusual activity • a serious film about social issues • a film based on imagination, not facts • a film in which the characters are drawn • an exciting film about criminal activities • ...
R: Lessons in chemistry crossword puzzle 2023-05-07
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- What intoduced the main character to chemistry.
- Why the main character meets their lover
- What happened after Calvin Evans's Parents died at age 5 and aunt died at age 6.
- A female Chemist.
- One of the main issues the book LESSONS IN CHEMISTRY follows
- The auther of LESSONS IN CHEMISTRY.
- Calvin Evans only redeeming quality on his face.
- Elizebeth Zotts nickname.
- The second time the main characer meets calvin Evans what did he get on her shirt.
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- Chapter 3's title
- Chapter 2's title
- The main Characters mothers religion.
- Chapter 5's title
- The tv show the main character stars in.
- Calvin Evans role in elizebeth zotts life.
- How did the main character act through out the book itself?
- Why was calvin at the opera in chapter 5
- the daughter of a femal chemist
- Why the main Characters parents abused her brother into suicide.
- Where the main characters went to get a education
20 Clues: Chapter 3's title • Chapter 2's title • Chapter 5's title • A female Chemist. • Elizebeth Zotts nickname. • the daughter of a femal chemist • The auther of LESSONS IN CHEMISTRY. • The main Characters mothers religion. • Why the main character meets their lover • The tv show the main character stars in. • Why was calvin at the opera in chapter 5 • ...
Jayne Eyre crossword 2026-02-05
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- Faithfulness shown by characters like Jane and Helen.
- Self-control, a Victorian virtue Jane often practices.
- Jane’s mysterious employer and love interest.
- Holding back feelings or desires, important in Victorian society.
- Struggles between characters or within Jane herself.
- The wild, natural landscape symbolizing freedom and emotion.
- Jane’s strong sense of right and wrong.
- Dark, eerie atmosphere with mysterious elements.
- The chance to make amends or find forgiveness.
- The story is told from Jane’s first-person perspective.
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- Regional speech that adds realism to characters.
- A story with a hidden moral or spiritual meaning.
- Rochester’s hidden, mentally ill wife.
- Intense emotion driving Jane and Rochester’s relationship.
- The theme of women’s independence and equality.
- Objects or settings that represent deeper meanings.
- Jane’s experience of loneliness and self-reliance.
- Jane’s job caring for children, reflecting her social position.
- The process of learning or being taught, relevant to Jane’s growth.
- The strong, independent heroine of the novel.
20 Clues: Rochester’s hidden, mentally ill wife. • Jane’s strong sense of right and wrong. • Jane’s mysterious employer and love interest. • The strong, independent heroine of the novel. • The chance to make amends or find forgiveness. • The theme of women’s independence and equality. • Regional speech that adds realism to characters. • ...
NARRATIVE TEXT 2025-09-11
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- The introduction of setting and characters in the story
- The moral or message of the story
- The problem faced by the characters in the story
- The beginning part of a story introducing characters and setting
- A story based on real events
- A type of story involving magical or unreal elements
- A character who opposes the hero
- The section of the story showing the problem or difficulty
- A word linking events in the story
- The main character in the story
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- A type of text that tells a story
- The part of the story where the problem is solved
- A character who helps the main character
- A series of happenings in the story
- The main character who faces challenges
- The peak or turning point of the story’s conflict
- The antagonist or opposing character in the story
- The place and time where the story happens
- The part that creates excitement and curiosity in the story
- A narrative that can be short or long
20 Clues: A story based on real events • The main character in the story • A character who opposes the hero • A type of text that tells a story • The moral or message of the story • A word linking events in the story • A series of happenings in the story • A narrative that can be short or long • The main character who faces challenges • A character who helps the main character • ...
Narrative Writing 2024-08-15
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- Something that happens in the story
- The words that characters speak to each other
- The main idea or message of the story
- Where and when the story takes place
- A problem or struggle that the characters face
- The person who tells the story
- The ending part of the story where everything is wrapped up
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- The order in which events happen
- The sequence of events in a story
- Details that help the reader imagine the story's characters, setting, and events
- of View** The perspective from which the story is told (e.g., first person, third person)
- How the problem or conflict is solved
- The most exciting or important part of the story where the problem reaches its peakIntroduction** The beginning part of the story where characters, setting, and the main problem are introduced
- A person or animal in a story
14 Clues: A person or animal in a story • The person who tells the story • The order in which events happen • The sequence of events in a story • Something that happens in the story • Where and when the story takes place • The main idea or message of the story • How the problem or conflict is solved • The words that characters speak to each other • ...
Literary Terms to Know 2026-05-04
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- a work of literature designed to be performed in front of an audience
- a long speech spoke to the audience or another character
- a division of an act into smaller parts
- a humourous work of drama
- a serious work of drama in which the hero suffers catastrophe or serious misfortune, usually because of his own actions
- a list of characters presented before the action begins
- a protagonist with a fatal flaw which eventually leads the their demise
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- thoughts spoken aloud by a characters when he/she is alone or thinks they are alone
- a line of poetry with 5 iambs and 2 syllables each
- a character nearly opposite another
- when the audience or readers know something that the characters don't
- a division within a play, much like chapters of a novel
- conversation between two or more characters
- lines that are spoke by a character directly to the audience
14 Clues: a humourous work of drama • a character nearly opposite another • a division of an act into smaller parts • conversation between two or more characters • a line of poetry with 5 iambs and 2 syllables each • a division within a play, much like chapters of a novel • a list of characters presented before the action begins • ...
Word Chapter 1 Lessons 5 & 6 2015-01-16
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- The default font sets applied with a theme.
- Enhancements applied to font characters.
- The color of a font set.
- A font with straight edges.
- The uppercase letter height in a font set.
- A series of characters inserted along the line between the location of the insertion point when you press the Tab key and the tab stop.
- A font with curved or extended edges.
- A pale or semitransparent graphics object positioned behind text in a document.
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- A temporary left and/or right margin for lines or paragraphs.
- The clock/calendar built into you computer's main processor to keep track of the current date and time.
- The slant and weight of characters of a font set.
- A complete set of characters in a specific design, style, and size.
- A placeholder for data that might change.
- A font that looks like handwriting.
- The location on a horizontal line to which the insertion point advances when you press the Tab key.
15 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. • A placeholder for data that might change. • The uppercase letter height in a font set. • The default font sets applied with a theme. • The slant and weight of characters of a font set. • ...
James' and Sarah's Baby Girl 2023-09-26
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- What James was wearing when he snuck out at 2 years old
- Who walked at 10 months? James or Sarah?
- Sarah's favourite Disney princess when she was little
- Sarah's first overseas holiday at 4
- Sarah's favourite playmate
- The role Sarah was playing when she cut Lauren's hair
- Cait often dressed James in this
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- Animal Sarah always pretended to be
- Favourite toy of James when he was very little
- Baby Girl's most likely first overseas holiday destination
- Favourite plush Toy of James & Sarah
- What type of car did James often play with?
- Sarah's favourite Disney character
- Favourite baby food of James and Sarah
14 Clues: Sarah's favourite playmate • Cait often dressed James in this • Sarah's favourite Disney character • Animal Sarah always pretended to be • Sarah's first overseas holiday at 4 • Favourite plush Toy of James & Sarah • Favourite baby food of James and Sarah • Who walked at 10 months? James or Sarah? • What type of car did James often play with? • ...
Literary Terms Crossword #1 2022-09-09
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- a very exciting section of the story where the main conflict is resolved
- part of a story that happened before the current action which is brought out through characters' dreams or storytelling
- protagonist, antagonist, hero/heroine are the people that move the plot along and the reason that many readers stay with a story
- language descriptive language that attempts to invoke one or more of the five senses
- is the person who tells the story and can be limited or omniscient
- is when the author alludes to upcoming events without directly stating that they will happen
- a symbol is a physical object that represents an abstraction
- these are the events in the story from the beginning until the end (it is the when)
- type of narrative literature where the characters and events actually happened
- the words that characters speak
- is the central idea of the story, which is often abstract (greed, love, coming of age) it is the why
- an exaggeration
- this important part of a story often prevents the characters from achieving their goals but allows them to grow from the experiences and then continue onward in their journey
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- this is how the story ends and happens after the climax
- a type of story designed for humor or irony
- when an author intentionally makes a reference to another work, such as another piece of literature, a piece of artwork, or a time, place or person
- words used to evoke pictures in the minds of the readers
- a type of literature written about someone by another person
- a type of literature written by someone about his or her own life
- a type of fictional story where the main characters non-humans, such as animals or mythical creatures, but have the qualities of humans
- happens when the storyteller or narrator builds excitement in a scene, often prior to the climax
- a story’s place in time and location
- words used that often mean something different or the opposite of what they mean
- a type of narrative that often involves human suffering, including death, in the story
- of view this how the story is told by the narrator or author; either first, second, or third person
- category of literature (ie. Fiction versus non-fiction)
- fiction a type of genre where characters and events are often set in the future where science and technology far surpasses the present
- when words, symbols, themes or other parts of the story are used more than once
- a type of narrative literature that contains imaginary characters and events
29 Clues: an exaggeration • the words that characters speak • a story’s place in time and location • a type of story designed for humor or irony • this is how the story ends and happens after the climax • category of literature (ie. Fiction versus non-fiction) • words used to evoke pictures in the minds of the readers • ...
Literary Terms Crossword First Part 2022-09-09
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- this is how the story ends and happens after the climax
- a type of literature written about someone by another person
- when an author intentionally makes a reference to another work, such as another piece of literature, a piece of artwork, or a time, place or person
- a type of story designed for humor or irony
- is the person who tells the story and can be limited or omniscient
- words used to evoke pictures in the minds of the readers
- category of literature (ie. Fiction versus non-fiction)
- a type of genre where characters and events are often set in the future where science and technology far surpasses the present
- is the central idea of the story, which is often abstract (greed, love, coming of age) it is the why
- the words that characters speak
- descriptive language that attempts to invoke one or more of the five senses
- part of a story that happened before the current action which is brought out through characters' dreams or storytelling
- a story’s place in time and location
- this how the story is told by the narrator or author; either first, second, or third person
- a symbol is a physical object that represents an abstraction
- these are the events in the story from the beginning until the end (it is the when)
- a type of narrative that often involves human suffering, including death, in the story
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- happens when the storyteller or narrator builds excitement in a scene, often prior to the climax
- type of narrative literature where the characters and events actually happened
- a type of literature written by someone about his or her own life
- a type of narrative literature that contains imaginary characters and events
- when words, symbols, themes or other parts of the story are used more than once
- an exaggeration
- this important part of a story often prevents the characters from achieving their goals but allows them to grow from the experiences and then continue onward in their journey
- is when the author alludes to upcoming events without directly stating that they will happen
- a very exciting section of the story where the main conflict is resolved
- protagonist, antagonist, hero/heroine are the people that move the plot along and the reason that many readers stay with a story
- a type of fictional story where the main characters non-humans, such as animals or mythical creatures, but have the qualities of humans
- words used that often mean something different or the opposite of what they mean
29 Clues: an exaggeration • the words that characters speak • a story’s place in time and location • a type of story designed for humor or irony • this is how the story ends and happens after the climax • category of literature (ie. Fiction versus non-fiction) • words used to evoke pictures in the minds of the readers • ...
LITERARY GENRES by R. APALES 2025-07-27
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- Type of poetry that focuses on the thoughts and emotions of the poet or the persona.
- Ending of the story
- It is the comedic device to catch attention
- It causes a change in characters, especially in the protagonist
- Simply a single row of panels
- The repetition of consonant sounds in the same way as assonance
- These are literary devices present in developing the text
- A single illustration inside a border
- Characters confront main conflict
- Behavior of the characters and the tone of the chosen words in the text
- It guides readers on what they should focus on
- Refers to how a poem is organized
- The specific syllabic patterns in the rhythm of a line of poetry.
- The repetition of starting consonant sounds in consecutive or nearby words
- How the syllables in a line of poetry are stressed and unstressed
- It is using a character’s actions, speech, background, and more to develop and deepen them and their importance to the story.
- Directing the audience to a specific direction or space
- Refers to word choice
- It is a story with double meaning
- These are parts of a text that work with each other to develop the theme of the story
- It sets in his or her story is often a good determinant on the message they are trying to convey in their work
- When vowel sounds are repeated, usually two or more times in short succession
- Setting and tone of the story
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- Are the connections and interactions between characters
- Made when two words in close proximity of each other have similar sounds
- Not manipulated by personal bias
- These are features and practices of a specific genre that the readers comprehend
- It is styling the text based on a popular genre or context
- Simply the narrator of the poem
- Refers to the speaker and the tone of the poem
- It is the indirect reference to an idea
- The space between panels
- A full-page illustration used at the start to introduce the story
- The time and place in which the story happens.
- It is the choice of words and styles that the writer had used in the text
- It is a spoof, a caricature, or a joke which is based on imitation of a famous text
- Sense of conflict between characters
- A box of text that provides narration
- It is how the characters speak to each other in a text
- The people involved in the author’s memories
- Type of poetry that focuses on storytelling
- It is the main idea of the story
- The speaker’s implied attitude toward its subject
- Uses facial expressions, posture, and actions.
- An illustration that takes up more than one page
45 Clues: Ending of the story • Refers to word choice • The space between panels • Simply a single row of panels • Setting and tone of the story • Simply the narrator of the poem • Not manipulated by personal bias • It is the main idea of the story • Characters confront main conflict • Refers to how a poem is organized • It is a story with double meaning • ...
Figurative Language and Elements of Fiction 2022-11-06
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- main character
- struggle between two or more characters
- highest point of emotion in the story
- main message or lesson
- words, phrases, stanzas that are repeated
- pattern of rhymes
- the event that begins the story
- sequent of events
- gives nonliving things human qualities
- people/animals/things in the story's action
- point of view that uses pronouns "I, me, my"
- author's hints of what will happen
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- characters against the protagonist
- words that echo their sound
- emotion a reader feels while reading
- same beginning consonant sound repeated
- point of view that uses pronouns he/she/him
- time and place of a story
- the events that lead to the climax
- words that have the same ending sounds
- the solution of a story's conflict
- struggle within a character's mind
- introduction to the story
- compare 2 things without using like or as
- after the climax and leads to the ending
- compares 2 things using like or as
- an extreme exaggeration
27 Clues: main character • pattern of rhymes • sequent of events • main message or lesson • an extreme exaggeration • time and place of a story • introduction to the story • words that echo their sound • the event that begins the story • characters against the protagonist • the events that lead to the climax • the solution of a story's conflict • struggle within a character's mind • ...
Literary Devices 2016-08-24
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- sequence of events
- author writes about someone elses life
- events and characters created by the author
- actors people animals in a story's plot
- author's use of clues to hint at later events
- a story meant to be acted out for a n audience
- causes conflict with main character, often a villain
- author write about important parts of their life
- may cause uncertainty or anxiety
- doesn't change much in a story
- many varied traits that may contradict each other, much like a real person
- emphasizes relationships or historical events
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- the atmosphere a piece of write cause your
- a character that developes and changes
- emphasizes lines instead of sentences, may rhyme
- central idea, message about life and human nature
- main character
- the category that a work of literature is classified under
- writing the is true with real people, things and places
- no depth, one or two details
- struggle between characters
- attitude writer taker
- story rooted in a particular culture
23 Clues: main character • sequence of events • attitude writer taker • struggle between characters • no depth, one or two details • doesn't change much in a story • may cause uncertainty or anxiety • story rooted in a particular culture • a character that developes and changes • author writes about someone elses life • actors people animals in a story's plot • ...
Shakespeare Open Note Quiz 2018-01-03
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- How people knew there was a play
- Audience knows something the characters don’t
- # of children Shakespeare had
- Speech with no other character’s on stage
- Common disease during time period
- Shakespeare’s time period
- What Shakespeare died on
- Left to Shakespeare’s wife after he death
- Stood to watch plays
- Cost of cheap seats
- Queen during the time period
- Shakespeare’s wife
- Shakespeare invented 1700 of these
- Shakespeare was a writer & an __.
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- Played the part of females
- Location of the Globe
- Destroyed the original Globe Theater
- Language Shakespeare helped develop
- Shakespeare’s nickname
- Special effect drums created
- Audiences clapped for heroes & booed ___.
- Shakespeare phrase:“Eaten out of __ & home.”
- Stratford-__-Avon
- Time of day when plays took place
- Heard by audience but not other characters
- Shakespeare phrase:“Break the __.
- Characters coming from under the stage signified
- Comedies, histories, tragedies, & __.
- Shakespeare’s longest play
- Some suggest Shakespeare didn’t __ his plays.
30 Clues: Stratford-__-Avon • Shakespeare’s wife • Cost of cheap seats • Stood to watch plays • Location of the Globe • Shakespeare’s nickname • What Shakespeare died on • Shakespeare’s time period • Played the part of females • Shakespeare’s longest play • Special effect drums created • Queen during the time period • # of children Shakespeare had • How people knew there was a play • ...
PSSA Terms 2019-03-20
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- The portion of a story following a climax, in which the conflict is resolved
- The method an author uses to reveal characters and their various personalities
- The action of the story
- The narrator’s perspective from which the events are depicted ( first-person,third-person) The vantage point from which a story is told.
- An advance hint of what is to come later in the story
- The turning point in a narrative; the moment when the conflict is most intense
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- Part of the plot which introduces the characters, setting, and conflict
- A device in literature where an object represents an idea
- Author's reason for writing-to inform, persuade, entertain, or explain his ideas to the reader.
- The attitude of the author toward the audience and characters
- A scene that returns to events in the past
- Language and description that appeals to our five senses
- Idea The unifying element of a piece of a text
- The author's attitude toward the work
- A struggle or clash between opposing characters, forces,or emotions
- a judgment based on a personal point of view
16 Clues: The action of the story • The author's attitude toward the work • A scene that returns to events in the past • a judgment based on a personal point of view • Idea The unifying element of a piece of a text • An advance hint of what is to come later in the story • Language and description that appeals to our five senses • ...
Deryk & Kelly 2017-03-17
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- Better driver. (Obviously)
- Who popped the question?
- Where to bride told on the groom for having a SMALL Swiss army knife.
- Brides favorite Disney movie.
- Brides favorite color.
- The number of months the couple was dating before they got engaged.
- Do the bride and groom both have the same eye color?
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- If the newly married couple were to become famous, what would their celebrity couple name be?
- Grooms favorite Disney movie.
- Grooms favorite color.
- How long the young, happy couple be together.
- Who is older, bride or groom?
- This is where the happy couple got engaged.
- Location of first vacation together. (Hint: not alone)
14 Clues: Grooms favorite color. • Brides favorite color. • Who popped the question? • Better driver. (Obviously) • Grooms favorite Disney movie. • Who is older, bride or groom? • Brides favorite Disney movie. • This is where the happy couple got engaged. • How long the young, happy couple be together. • Do the bride and groom both have the same eye color? • ...
Abejas Exploradoras 2025-05-25
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- Where is their home located?
- A nice tree.
- "No soy un ___ para las abejas"
- The most common job for the insects in the novel, not what the main characters do.
- What trees have as limbs.
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- What are the main characters?
- The living place of the main characters.
- A mean tree.
- What do the main characters do?
- A thing that the mean tree hates about the bees.
10 Clues: A mean tree. • A nice tree. • What trees have as limbs. • Where is their home located? • What are the main characters? • What do the main characters do? • "No soy un ___ para las abejas" • The living place of the main characters. • A thing that the mean tree hates about the bees. • The most common job for the insects in the novel, not what the main characters do.
Groupwork Reflection 2021-11-19
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- Which Full House character voices Aladdin?
- How old is Disney?
- Which Disney character took individual accountability/personal responsibility into her own hands when saving her island?
- What 1977 franchise used group processing when it came to seeing how well they would function as a group?
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- In what Disney movie do three animals use positive interdependence to keep each other safe?
- How many brothers does Prince Hans of the Southern Isles have in Frozen?
- What little group of men use promotive interaction to save Snow White?
- What Disney Greek god used interpersonal and small group skills and teamed up with some guy named Phil to save a mortal woman named Meg?
8 Clues: How old is Disney? • Which Full House character voices Aladdin? • What little group of men use promotive interaction to save Snow White? • How many brothers does Prince Hans of the Southern Isles have in Frozen? • In what Disney movie do three animals use positive interdependence to keep each other safe? • ...
Drama Vocab Words 2026-03-01
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- Objects used by an actor in a performance. These include any physical items an actor interacts with or uses during the course of the play.
- A dramaturg has many roles in theatre; at various points they can: serve as a company literary manager, ensure the play’s story is effectively communicated in production, serve as intermediary between a director and playwright, support new play development, research background and origins of the play; at all times, a dramaturg is focused on telling the story of the play successfully.
- Reason(s) that drive a character to think, act or speak in a certain way.
- A signal, such as a line, action, or sound, that alerts an actor to speak, move, enter, or exit. Stage managers also use cues as indications to initiate a light, sound or other technical element.
- The way language is used by the playwright and actor
- The particular time and place in which the play takes place. It defines the specific social, historical and economic, and political world of the play and the characters who inhabit that world. Sometimes a play has more than one setting. Setting should be indicated through stage directions and characters' dialogue and action as the characters interact with their environment.
- The person who stages the production
- A figure who undertakes the action of the plot
- What happens, the sequence of events that take place in a story. The sequence of events usually follow a traditional pattern: exposition, in which characters, relationships, setting are introduced; complications (or rising action), in which matters begin getting complicated, conflict develops; then climax, the point of great tension or the turning point, when dramatic intensity peaks; then falling action, in which the consequences of the climatic events unfolds; and finally denouement (or conclusion), in which action comes to a meaningful end.
- What happens in a play
- A level of meaning implicit or underlying the surface of a script.
- The play’s central idea.
- The playwright’s attitude toward the characters and situations in the script.
- When actors read through the entire script with all involved artists present; usually on the first day of rehearsal.
- A speech or portion of a play in which only one character speaks; oftentimes monologues are used in auditions. Monologues can be performed alone by one character, addressed to a silent or absent character, as a chance to hear a character’s uninterrupted thoughts.
- An added element to a story that makes the main conflict more difficult for the main character.
- A problem or complication that gets in the way of a character achieving his or her objective.
- The sense that the events of play and the actions of the characters are progressing in a believable and psychologically motivated way. The play should make sense as an image of human action. A play should embody a well-integrated artistic whole.
- Pages that contain only the lines or part of a scene that an actor is to use for an audition. Sides are often selected pieces of a play chosen by a director. Actors will often be asked to do a cold reading of sides at an audition.
- A (usually brief) trial performance by an actor, dancer, singer, or musician to demonstrate one’s suitability for a role
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- A performer creating a scene or elements of a scene (including movement, dialogue, characters, situations) with little or no preparation or rehearsal.
- Performing a monologue or scene in an audition without ever having read it prior to the audition.
- The point at which the conflict explodes.
- Music integrated into a play script has the power to move an audience.
- Hints, delivered through the characters’ lines and/or actions, of events to come that help create an air of suspense in the play.
- What the character is wearing
- A major division in the action of a play.
- Directions Information included in the script by the playwright which provides: 1) Physical descriptions of characters; 2) Psychological descriptions of characters; 3) Characters' actions on stage; and 4) Descriptions of the setting which can help one envision, design and build the set.
- A struggle between opposing forces
- Deepening or building a conflict for a character such that there is a dire consequence if they don't achieve their objective. The consequence will give the character a reason to pursue the objective throughout the play. Raising the stakes can make the audience more interested and invested in your characters.
- The structure of a story
- Spoken language between characters
- Specific stage movements by actors, which includes entrances, exits, and any steps in any direction of the stage;
- 1) Division of an act of a play. Each act is broken up into scenes. Scenes are numbered, beginning with "Scene 1" at the start of each new act of the play. A new scene only begins when there is a change in time or location on stage. 2) The term also refers to the physical surrounding or locale in which the play’s action is set.
- The conclusion or ending of the play.
- The way in which a character sees the world. These are opinions, feelings, and background experiences that influence the character's objectives, actions, and dialogue in the play.
- Often included at the beginning of a play, exposition is dialogue or stage directions that explains and introduces the major characters, settings, back story, events and problems that the play will address.
- 1) A character's style is established by the way he or she speaks and acts. 2) The playwright’s style is establish by the words and phrases he or she chooses to make up the characters’ actions, lines and setting in which they speak and act.
- A character's goal or desire in a scene or play. Objectives should always drive characters' actions and dialogue to help move the story forward. Opposing objectives create conflict in a play.
- When an actor has memorized his or her lines enough to not carry his or her script in hand during rehearsals. Directors often choose an "off-book" date for their actors by which the actor must have lines memorized.
- When an actor improvises or makes up dialogue during a scene
- A play written in prose or verse that tells a story
- The set, as well as the furniture and other props, that suggest to the audience the environment in which a play’s action takes place.
43 Clues: What happens in a play • The structure of a story • The play’s central idea. • What the character is wearing • A struggle between opposing forces • Spoken language between characters • The person who stages the production • The conclusion or ending of the play. • The point at which the conflict explodes. • A major division in the action of a play. • ...
Theatre Vocabulary Part Two 2021-12-15
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- The build in the action between the inciting incident and the climax
- A play using musical accompaniment and sung music to tell its story
- The moment of highest tension in a play
- The underlying emotion, thoughts, and meanings underneath what is said by characters in a play
- The style of the play
- This establishes the setting and characters of the play
- The moment that introduces the primary conflict of the story
- The part of the play which follows the climax
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- A speech given by one character to other characters
- The primary character in a play
- the process of creating a believable character
- The end of the play, when conflicts are resolves and the ultimate fates of characters are revealed
- The events of a play
13 Clues: The events of a play • The style of the play • The primary character in a play • The moment of highest tension in a play • The part of the play which follows the climax • the process of creating a believable character • A speech given by one character to other characters • This establishes the setting and characters of the play • ...
When We Wake 2014-11-10
9 Clues: Author • Main character • Main characters brother • Main characters boyfriend • Main characters bestfriend • Year of main charcters birth • Main characters favourite band • "And on the last day of my first lifetime i was... • How many years into the future did the main character wake?
SHAKESPHERE / RENAISSANCE QUIZ 2023-01-19
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- A PROBLEM EXISTS THAT CHARACTERS MUST SOLVE
- ALL ACING PARTS WERE PLAYED BY WHAT
- FRENCH FOR REBIRTH
- A STORY WRITTEN TO BE ACTED FOR AN AUDIENCE
- INVENTED IN THE EARLY 1450S BY JOHANNES GUTENBERG
- A LONG SPEECH BY A SINGLE CHARACTER TO OTHER CHARACTERS ON STAGE
- CONVERSATIONS OF CHARACTERS ONSTAGE
- A LONG SPEECH IN WHICH A CHARACTER WHO IS ALONE ONSTAGE EXPRESSES PRIVATE THOUGHTS AND FEELINGS
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- TROUBLES GET IN THE CHARACTERS' WAY
- SHORT COMMENT GIVEN BY A CHARACTER TO THE AUDIENCE OR TO ANOTHER CHARACTER BUT NOT OVERHEARD BY OTHERS ONSTAGE.
- AN ACTION OCCURS THAT DETERMINES HOW THE CONFLICT WILL BE RESOLVED
- USED IN THE FRONT PART OF THE STAGE FOR BURIAL SCENES, SURPRISE ENTRANCES, AND MYSTERIOUS EXITS
- THE TRAGIC HERO'S DOWNFALL MAY BE DUE TO A _____ ____OR FORCES BEYOND HIS OR HER CONTROL
- A PLAY THAT DEPICTS SERIOUS AND IMPORTANT EVENTS, IN WHICH THE MAIN CHARACTER COMES TO AN UNHAPPY END
- THE CONFLICT IS RESOLVED AND THE ACTION ENDS
- THE ____ CONTAINED ANOTHER TRAPDOOR THAT COULD BE LOWERED TO THE STAGE BELOW OR FLOWN OVER THE HEADS OF OTHER ACTORS
16 Clues: FRENCH FOR REBIRTH • TROUBLES GET IN THE CHARACTERS' WAY • ALL ACING PARTS WERE PLAYED BY WHAT • CONVERSATIONS OF CHARACTERS ONSTAGE • A PROBLEM EXISTS THAT CHARACTERS MUST SOLVE • A STORY WRITTEN TO BE ACTED FOR AN AUDIENCE • THE CONFLICT IS RESOLVED AND THE ACTION ENDS • INVENTED IN THE EARLY 1450S BY JOHANNES GUTENBERG • ...
Shakespeare Open Note Quiz 2018-01-03
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- Played the part of females
- Queen during the time period
- Shakespeare was a writer & an __.
- Special effect drums created
- Audience knows something the characters don’t
- Cost of cheap seats
- Location of the Globe
- Comedies, histories, tragedies, & __.
- # of children Shakespeare had
- Heard by audience but not other characters
- Left to Shakespeare’s wife after he death
- Stood to watch plays
- Common disease during time period
- Speech with no other character’s on stage
- Shakespeare phrase:“Break the __.
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- Shakespeare’s longest play
- Destroyed the original Globe Theater
- What Shakespeare died on
- Time of day when plays took place
- Shakespeare invented 1700 of these
- How people knew there was a play
- Language Shakespeare helped develop
- Stratford-__-Avon
- Shakespeare’s wife
- Shakespeare’s time period
- Some suggest Shakespeare didn’t __ his plays.
- Shakespeare’s nickname
- Characters coming from under the stage signified
- Audiences clapped for heroes & booed ___.
- Shakespeare phrase:“Eaten out of __ & home.”
30 Clues: Stratford-__-Avon • Shakespeare’s wife • Cost of cheap seats • Stood to watch plays • Location of the Globe • Shakespeare’s nickname • What Shakespeare died on • Shakespeare’s time period • Shakespeare’s longest play • Played the part of females • Queen during the time period • Special effect drums created • # of children Shakespeare had • How people knew there was a play • ...
Shakespeare Open Note Quiz 2018-01-03
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- Shakespeare’s longest play
- Shakespeare invented 1700 of these
- Speech with no other character’s on stage
- Played the part of females
- Time of day when plays took place
- How people knew there was a play
- Heard by audience but not other characters
- Shakespeare’s time period
- Audiences clapped for heroes & booed ___.
- Left to Shakespeare’s wife after he death
- Shakespeare’s wife
- Shakespeare was a writer & an __.
- Special effect drums created
- Destroyed the original Globe Theater
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- Characters coming from under the stage signified
- Language Shakespeare helped develop
- Stood to watch plays
- Comedies, histories, tragedies, & __.
- Some suggest Shakespeare didn’t __ his plays.
- Stratford-__-Avon
- Shakespeare phrase:“Eaten out of __ & home.”
- Shakespeare’s nickname
- Location of the Globe
- Audience knows something the characters don’t
- Common disease during time period
- What Shakespeare died on
- Cost of cheap seats
- Shakespeare phrase:“Break the __.
- Queen during the time period
- # of children Shakespeare had
30 Clues: Stratford-__-Avon • Shakespeare’s wife • Cost of cheap seats • Stood to watch plays • Location of the Globe • Shakespeare’s nickname • What Shakespeare died on • Shakespeare’s time period • Shakespeare’s longest play • Played the part of females • Queen during the time period • Special effect drums created • # of children Shakespeare had • How people knew there was a play • ...
