disney characters Crossword Puzzles
Abby's Favorite things 2022-11-26
13 Clues: favorite dog • favorite fruit • favorite hobby • favorite color • favorite candy • favorite movies • dream instrument • favorite dessert • favorite holiday • favorite princess • favorite past time • favorite foreign food • What Abby does on Friday morning
Animated Movies Crossword Puzzle 2026-08-13
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- Phil Collins was involved in making this 1999 Disney movie.
- Movie about a trash cleaning robot.
- Elton John wrote songs for this movie, which was remade in 2019.
- Much of this movie takes place in the town of Radiator Springs.
- One of the songs from this 1941 film was "Baby Mine".
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- A winter-time favorite about two sisters.
- "Rapunzel, let down your hair!"
- Movie about a big, green character who lives in the swamp.
- A jukebox musical featuring the hit song "Can't Stop the Feeling" by Justin Timberlake.
- Movie about Mexican culture and the afterlife.
- 1992 Disney film starring Robin Williams.
- Pixar's first animated film.
12 Clues: Pixar's first animated film. • "Rapunzel, let down your hair!" • Movie about a trash cleaning robot. • A winter-time favorite about two sisters. • 1992 Disney film starring Robin Williams. • Movie about Mexican culture and the afterlife. • One of the songs from this 1941 film was "Baby Mine". • Movie about a big, green character who lives in the swamp. • ...
Common ELA Terms Review 2022-06-19
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- what something represents such as a dove, bird of prey, a windmill
- To look at the similarities.
- Form of writing that ridicules weaknesses of human behaviour.
- A narrative that teaches a moral or message, often using animals as characters
- two or more words, phrases, clauses similar in length and grammatical “set-up”
- A story that involves gods that usually attempts to explain something related to nature.
- An over-used expression that has lost its effectiveness.
- A form of writing that ridicules the form and/or content of a well-known piece of writing.
- Feelings/attitudes that are attached to a word/expression.
- Direct dictionary definition of a word
- The author presents the thoughts and point of view from several characters.
- phrase interrupting the flow of a sentence separated by brackets, commas, or hyphens
- The author knows the innermost thoughts of all the important characters.
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- Organization in which the consequences of an action are presented.
- Feelings/attitudes that are attached to a word/expression.
- One’s actions are the opposite of what is intended, making the audience aware of something about which the character is not.
- A word/expression that is unique to a group of people. Often is slang and not to be taken literally.
- Expression in which what is said is the opposite of what is meant.
- Organization that is based upon time order.
- An indirect reference to a real, or historic person, place or event.
- A play on words
- Characters/incidents in a story/novel represent real individuals/events.
- Reference to an amusing story related to the topic.
- To look at differences
- The use of words/actions to convey a meaning that is the opposite of its literal meaning.
25 Clues: A play on words • To look at differences • To look at the similarities. • Direct dictionary definition of a word • Organization that is based upon time order. • Reference to an amusing story related to the topic. • An over-used expression that has lost its effectiveness. • Feelings/attitudes that are attached to a word/expression. • ...
Library 2023-04-04
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- the room in the school full of books to check out
- a genre of fiction where two characters fall in love
- a genre of fiction that may include magic, wizards, dragons, etc.
- true books that are about a real person's life
- the place in the library where you return books
- a genre of fiction where the characters go on a journey and lots of events happen
- award winning books for students in grades 6-8 in Texas
- a style of writing that is told in comic book panels and pictures with word bubbles
- the objects we read in the library
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- the place you go in the library when you are ready to check out
- a genre of fiction that could really happen in the real world
- a style of writing that includes pictures and reads from right to left and back to front; originates in Japan
- a genre of fiction where the story is written in poems
- a genre of fiction set in the past where the time and place are real but the plot is fictional
- a genre of fiction that is usually about the future or includes advanced technology
- the label on the spine of a book that tells you where it goes on the shelf; the book's 'address'
- a genre of fiction that is scary or tries to frighten you
- a genre of fiction where the characters must use clues to answer and unsolved question
- the side of the book that is visible when it sits on the shelf
- a genre of fiction where the characters play games like football, basketball, etc.
- books that are about true events, facts, and things that really existed or happened
21 Clues: the objects we read in the library • true books that are about a real person's life • the place in the library where you return books • the room in the school full of books to check out • a genre of fiction where two characters fall in love • a genre of fiction where the story is written in poems • award winning books for students in grades 6-8 in Texas • ...
Ninth Grade May Crossword D- I (2) 2015-05-17
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- conversation between two or more people.
- the audience or reader knows information that other characters do not know
- an interruption in the chronological order of a narrative to describe an earlier event.
- a word or group of words in a literary work, which appeal to one or more of the senses: sight, taste, touch, hearing, and smell
- a long speech given by a character in a play who is having a conversation with other characters
- a contrast or discrepancy between what is expected and what actually happens
- a play or story that is written to be acted out in front of an audience.
- writing that shows what a thing looks like, sounds like, smells like, and feels like, with many details.
- an author’s introduction of the characters, setting, and situation at the beginning of a story, novel, or play.
- prose narrative based on imagination,usually the novel or the short story.
- a category or type of literature.
- an author’s use of clues to prepare readers for events that will happen later in the story
- writing that attempts to explain something from a personal point of view.
- a figure of speech that uses overstatement or exaggeration
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- a character that changes throughout the story
- author’s choice of words.
- the falling action is the series of Events that take place after the climax showing the results of the conflict.
- words that mean more than their individual meanings and express truth beyond the literal level
- a character opposite in personality to another character in the story. There is a strong contrast between the two characters’ strengths and weaknesses.
- unrhymed poetry with lines of varying lengths, and containing no specific metrical pattern
- the “dictionary” definition of a word.
- hint that something bad will happen
- Tragedy, epic, comedy, novel, biography, lyric poem, and essay are all examples of __.
23 Clues: author’s choice of words. • a category or type of literature. • hint that something bad will happen • the “dictionary” definition of a word. • conversation between two or more people. • a character that changes throughout the story • a figure of speech that uses overstatement or exaggeration • a play or story that is written to be acted out in front of an audience. • ...
Drama Vocabulary 2023-08-28
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- directions script parts in parentheses that tell actors how to move or speak their lines
- part of an act in a play with a given place or time
- a group of scenes that form an important part of the play
- night the first performance of a play
- clothing worn by an actor during a show
- the physical objects that suggest the world of a play
- person who works with the actors and decides how the show is presented
- the act of presenting a play
- the action of a play
- a problem between characters that brings action important to the plot
- a performer who speaks directly to the audience to tell a story or give information
- building for performances with a stage for the cast and seats for the audience
- a story acted out as a play in front of a live audience
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- tag a way of being that a character returns to over and over again
- the action of solving a problem or conflict
- the act of practicing a play
- lines spoken between characters in a play
- the area where the actors perform
- the moral, message, or lesson of a play or other work of fiction
- a person who writes plays
- the characters or actors taking part in a play
- the written text of a play
- where and when the story takes place
- the most important role in a play
- a signal given to people working in or on a play
- objects used by actors in a play
- the people watching a play
- an actor's part in a play
- people in a play who are represented by actors
- someone who pretends to be someone else while performing in a play
30 Clues: the action of a play • a person who writes plays • an actor's part in a play • the written text of a play • the people watching a play • the act of practicing a play • the act of presenting a play • objects used by actors in a play • the area where the actors perform • the most important role in a play • where and when the story takes place • night the first performance of a play • ...
Short story vocab 2023-09-28
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- A character that undergoes permanent change
- A clash of forces/persons/ideas/emotions
- A type of irony where a set of circumstances turns out to be the opposite
- A type of conflict where it is a person vs. Self
- The framework/outline of the short story
- A type of ending where the protagonist solves their problems
- Pointing out differences
- The overall effect of the story on the reader
- Where the main conflict begins
- The meaning of the story
- The most intense point of a conflict
- An ending where the protagonist does not overcome their problems
- A device that expresses contradictory meaning to the stated one
- A reference to well-known people/event
- A type of irony where the reader/audience knows something the characters do not
- A type of character that is complex with many traits
- A real thing that has other meanings/associations
- A setting that makes the reader curious/anxious/uncertain about outcomes
- Character ____ where two characters who contrast strongly
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- A type of conflict
- Has a few distinct traits
- A generalization of a group/person which is inaccurate
- Told from the narrator's POV
- After the climax and has less tension
- When the conflict is resolved
- The narrator can see/hear/know about ONE character only or all knowing about all the characters or a neutral observer
- An ending with no solution to the conflict
- A hint/clue about what will occur later
- Actual conversations between characters
- When a character day-dreams/remembers their past in which events are revealed to the reader
- To give an idea of the setting
- A type of irony, the most obvious one is SARCASM
32 Clues: A type of conflict • Pointing out differences • The meaning of the story • Has a few distinct traits • Told from the narrator's POV • When the conflict is resolved • Where the main conflict begins • To give an idea of the setting • The most intense point of a conflict • After the climax and has less tension • A reference to well-known people/event • ...
Romeo and Juliet Vocabulary 2025-04-01
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- verse a form of poetry that uses unrhymed lines of iambic pentameter
- to take delight; to make merry
- to satisfy; to put our or extinguish
- a drama that ends in catastrophe - most often death - for the main character and often for several other important characters too
- to hold out against; sustain
- adhering to the norms of polite social interaction
- wrongful entry
- the repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of words
- a single character who functions as a narrator, offering commentary on the play's plot and theme(s)
- desire to harm or annoy
- irony when the audience knows something that the characters or a character in the story does not
- a smaller unit within a poem
- created when the location or time of the play changes
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- boldly courageous or brave
- a speech a character gives when he or she is alone on stage, in effect talking to him or herself and expressing inner thoughts and ideas out loud. Its purpose is to let the audience, but not other characters, know what he or she is thinking
- an exaggeration of the truth, usually made to make an audience laugh
- resentment or complaint
- two rhymed lines in a row
- conforming to moral principles
- mental outlook; one's temperamental tendencies
- pentameter lines that ideally have five PAIRS of UNstressed/stressed syllables
- a character's remark, either to the audience or to another character, which other characters are not supposed to hear. Its purpose is to reveal the character's own private thoughts
- an introduction that tells the audience about the story's background or lesson
- a major unit of action in a play (like a chapter in a book)
24 Clues: wrongful entry • resentment or complaint • desire to harm or annoy • two rhymed lines in a row • boldly courageous or brave • to hold out against; sustain • a smaller unit within a poem • to take delight; to make merry • conforming to moral principles • to satisfy; to put our or extinguish • mental outlook; one's temperamental tendencies • ...
Testing the tool 2024-06-30
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- the person who takes care of the attack dogs.
- The food that the new building will sell once completed
- The animals that are at the construction site.
- - The protagonist of the story.
- what colour Mullet Finger spray paint officer Delinko's car
- - What the kids experience.
- - The hidden identity of Mullet Fingers.
- - Part of Beatrice’s nickname.
- - The state where the story takes place.
- the police officer.
- - Beatrice's Brother.
- The boss of Curly.
- - Roy’s strong-willed friend.
- - Officer Delinko’s profession.
- - Efforts to protect wildlife.
- - Carl Hiaasen’s writing style.
- - A creature used in a prank.
- - A trait shown by Roy and his friends.
- - The site where the owls live.
- - The study of organisms and their environment.
- - People like Dana in the story.
- - Roy’s friend who loves skateboarding.
- A bully in the story.
- - Describes the biting mosquitoes.
- roy lied about where his parents worked.
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- What the police conduct.
- A lesson learned by the characters.
- Demonstrated by standing up for the owls.
- - Not giving up despite obstacles.
- What the characters seek.
- - The setting for many events.
- - What drives Roy to investigate.
- vice principle of the school.
- What Mullet Finger put in the toilet
- What Mullet Finger removed from the bulldozer
- - Where injured characters go.
- Roy's vehicle.
- - Roy’s favorite activity.
- Roy's Teacher
- - Common reptile in Florida.
- Mullet fingers brother
- A virtue displayed by the characters.
- This city is named after this fruit.
- - A type of turtle mentioned.
- - A key theme in the book.
- How the kids achieve their goals.
- - Type of evidence left behind.
47 Clues: Roy's Teacher • Roy's vehicle. • The boss of Curly. • the police officer. • - Beatrice's Brother. • A bully in the story. • Mullet fingers brother • What the police conduct. • What the characters seek. • - Roy’s favorite activity. • - A key theme in the book. • - What the kids experience. • - Common reptile in Florida. • vice principle of the school. • - Roy’s strong-willed friend. • ...
Tegneseriefigur 2024-11-21
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- En glad sjøsvamp som jobber på en hurtigmatrestaurant.
- En superhelt fra Krypton som kjemper for sannhet og rettferdighet.
- En timid hund som møter skremmende og surrealistiske eventyr.
- En høylytt hane fra Looney Tunes.
- Kongen av Atlantis med evnen til å kommunisere med sjølivet.
- En robotgutt med rakettkreftene i en japansk serie.
- En superhelt fra Amazonia med superstyrke og kampferdigheter.
- Snødronningen fra en Disney-film med evnen til å kontrollere is.
- En tredukke som ønsker å bli en ekte gutt.
- En norsk viking-karakter fra TV-serien "Vikingane."
- En korttenkt Disney-karakter, ofte sett med en sjømannsdrakt.
- En snakkende katt fra et eventyr, dyktig i sverdkamp.
- En snakkende hund som løser mysterier med vennene sine.
- En tegneseriefigur kjent for sin endeløse jakt på Road Runner.
- En grønn ogre som legger ut på et eventyr med sin eselvenn.
- En katt og mus duo, kjent for sin slapstick-komedie.
- En populær norsk animert karakter, ofte sett med hunden sin.
- En maskert vigilante fra Gotham City som bruker gadgets for å bekjempe kriminalitet.
- En quirky karakter fra DC Comics-universet, ofte sammen med Joker.
- En superhelt kjent for sin utrolige fart.
- En rampete skurk med et klovnelignende utseende.
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- Kjent for sin "What's up, doc?" catchphrase og gulrotspising.
- En gutt som aldri vokser opp og bor i Neverland.
- En rask fugl som alltid løper fra coyote.
- En ninja med drømmer om å bli den sterkeste i landsbyen sin.
- En Saiyan-kriger fra anime-serien "Dragon Ball".
- Den late, øl-glade pappaen fra en amerikansk animert TV-serie.
- Kjent for sitt opprørske sinn og "Don't have a cow, man."
- En snømann som drømmer om å oppleve sommeren i en Disney-film.
- Gutten som ble oppdratt av ulver i jungelen fra "The Jungle Book".
- Berømt Disney-karakter kjent for sine røde shorts og hvite hansker.
- En norsk barnefigur med en god evne til å løse problemer.
- En finsk, hvalrosstliknende skapning fra en serie bøker og tegneserier.
- En ung eventyrer med en snakkende ryggsekk og apevenn.
- En gruppe eventyrlystne babyer, med Tommy Pickles i spissen.
- En elegant rosa katt med en god evne til å skape trøbbel.
- Katt som stadig prøver å fange Tweety Bird.
- En bjørn som stjeler piknikkurver fra Jellystone Park.
- En nett-slyngende superhelt fra New York City.
- En liten, gul fugl som ofte blir forfulgt av Sylvester the Cat.
40 Clues: En høylytt hane fra Looney Tunes. • En rask fugl som alltid løper fra coyote. • En superhelt kjent for sin utrolige fart. • En tredukke som ønsker å bli en ekte gutt. • Katt som stadig prøver å fange Tweety Bird. • En nett-slyngende superhelt fra New York City. • En gutt som aldri vokser opp og bor i Neverland. • En Saiyan-kriger fra anime-serien "Dragon Ball". • ...
Spanish puzzle 2022-03-11
Probability of Miracles 2022-05-26
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- what Cam thought she would never have
- a wish is where Cam got her tickets to Disney World
- is a boy who changed Cam's life
- is the name of Cam's car
- the place where miracles happen
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- World is a place where Cam and her friends ran off to
- Energy the last words Lily told Cam
- took over Lily and Cam's life
- is a Veterinarian who gave Cam a job
- the name Cam gave to the lobster she adopted
10 Clues: is the name of Cam's car • took over Lily and Cam's life • is a boy who changed Cam's life • the place where miracles happen • Energy the last words Lily told Cam • is a Veterinarian who gave Cam a job • what Cam thought she would never have • the name Cam gave to the lobster she adopted • a wish is where Cam got her tickets to Disney World • ...
9 2025-10-07
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- – Entertainment and Sports Programming Network.
- – The Disney Channel, known for family-friendly programs.
- – Home and Garden Television, focused on renovation and design.
- – Network famous for reality and lifestyle shows.
- – A U.S. network known for teen dramas and superhero series.
- – American Movie Classics, known for original drama series.
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- – A network focusing on science fiction and fantasy shows.
- – Public Broadcasting Service, a non-profit TV network.
- Geographic – Channel featuring nature and documentary content.
- – British Broadcasting Corporation, the UK’s public broadcaster.
10 Clues: – Entertainment and Sports Programming Network. • – Network famous for reality and lifestyle shows. • – Public Broadcasting Service, a non-profit TV network. • – The Disney Channel, known for family-friendly programs. • – A network focusing on science fiction and fantasy shows. • – American Movie Classics, known for original drama series. • ...
Academic Vocabulary 2022-04-06
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- short stories about a topic
- message that causes laughter in the reader/viewer
- moral or lesson of a story
- sequence of events in a story
- author's position on a problem or issue
- events leading to resolution
- factual detail using numbers
- a person's opinion or belief about a topic
- main message about the topic
- show a difference between two things
- to show
- provides information about characters and setting
- author's attitude toward a subject
- turning point in the story
- terms associated with a field of study
- feeling a word gives
- without opinion
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- reference to a well-known literary work
- feeling of uncertainty and tension
- show how two things are related
- events leading to the climax
- inferred from the text
- main good female character in a work of fiction
- how the conflict is resolved
- when the reader knows something the characters do not
- a reason from the opposing side of the argument
- stated directly in the text
- set of lines in a poem
- characters speaking in a story
- extended comparison used to make topic more relatable
- the problem in the story
31 Clues: to show • without opinion • feeling a word gives • inferred from the text • set of lines in a poem • the problem in the story • moral or lesson of a story • turning point in the story • short stories about a topic • stated directly in the text • events leading to the climax • how the conflict is resolved • events leading to resolution • factual detail using numbers • ...
Literary Terms 2023-03-08
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- when someone says something they don't mean but others believe it
- the problem(s) in a story
- a character that is noble and overcomes a difficult journey
- the way the author introduces the characters to the story
- the main character who drives the plot forward
- the opposition to the protagonist
- a repeating pattern in literature
- something seen that stands for something unseen
- the sequence of events in a story
- the perspective from which a story is told
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- a reference to something mythical,biblical,or historical
- when the audience/reader knows something a character does not
- a story with imaginary events and characters
- the highest point in the story, the biggest point of interest to the reader
- an introduction to a story.Typically involves introduction to characters,setting,and background to a situation
- a story in which it leaves the audience wondering who committed the crime or deed
- an event that happened opposite then was expected to happen
- the message or moral found in literature
- the wrapping up of the story, end of the story
- a fictional tale that involves gods,heroes or the causes of a natural phenomenon
20 Clues: the problem(s) in a story • the opposition to the protagonist • a repeating pattern in literature • the sequence of events in a story • the message or moral found in literature • the perspective from which a story is told • a story with imaginary events and characters • the main character who drives the plot forward • the wrapping up of the story, end of the story • ...
Data Representation 2021-06-04
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- compression type which reduces file size by reconstructing file data more efficiently
- the number of waves which occur within a period of time
- number of its needed to store sound or colour information
- number of pixels in an image or screen
- acronym for 3 colour values supported by browsers
- picture element - a tiny square which makes up a digital image or screen
- number of characters represented by American Standard Code for Information Interchange
- 1000 bytes
- modern system of representing letters, characters, emojis etc in binary
- The height of the sound waver represents how loud the sound is
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- error which occurs if a calculation produces number pattern which is longer than normal range (eg 8bits)
- compression type which looses data that can not be retrieved
- original and out of date system used to represent letters and characters in binary
- base 10 number system
- a whole number
- when a computer takes measurements of a sound wave at a regular intervals
- direction of binary shift made when dividing binary numbers
- 1024 bytes
- direction of binary shift made when multiplying binary numbers
- Name of base 16 number system
- base 2 number system
21 Clues: 1024 bytes • 1000 bytes • a whole number • base 2 number system • base 10 number system • Name of base 16 number system • number of pixels in an image or screen • acronym for 3 colour values supported by browsers • the number of waves which occur within a period of time • number of its needed to store sound or colour information • ...
Romeo & Juliet Vocabulary 2023-11-27
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- repetition of certain words, phrases, or grammatical structures; adds emphasis
- character whose personality & attitude contrast another character
- speech given by a character alone
- unrhymed lines if iambic pentameter
- the protagonist, or central character
- character's remark that others on stage do not hear
- adversary or hostile force opposing the protagonist
- separate story lines that happen at the same time & linked by common character &/or theme
- use of a word's multiple meanings, or play on its sound
- 3-story wooden structure, open courtyard at center, where actors perform on elevated platform
- straightforward plot
- sense of where the characters are by using descriptive dialogue
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- referring to what will happen in the future
- meter containing 5 unstressed syllables each followed by a stressed syllable
- builds tension
- audience knows more than the characters, builds suspense
- humorous scene or speech to relieve tension
- drama that results in a catastrophe for the main characters
- comparison using like or as
- audience of both rich and poor alike
- props, sound effects, & lines of dialogue defining the setting of a scene
- reference to a literary or historical person or event
- expressions containing an apparent contradiction
23 Clues: builds tension • straightforward plot • comparison using like or as • speech given by a character alone • unrhymed lines if iambic pentameter • audience of both rich and poor alike • the protagonist, or central character • referring to what will happen in the future • humorous scene or speech to relieve tension • expressions containing an apparent contradiction • ...
The Breakfast Club Crossword 2023-10-21
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- A Brain
- The name of the song quoted at the beginning of The Breakfast Club
- Multiple characters in the film feel the ___________ to conform to their peers, or their parent's expectations
- A dominant theme of The Breakfast Club is the constant __________ of the American teenager to be understood, by adults and by themselves
- a person or thing considered to represent a set or conventional type
- Item stuck up Brian's nose at the beginning of the film
- Room in the school where the students are on detention
- Weapon that Bender threatens Andrew with
- A speech made by one person
- Name of the Janitor, and the 1969 Man of the Year
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- A Basketcase
- Name of the principal
- A Princess
- A Criminal
- Genre of The Breakfast club film
- Camera shot that keeps the characters face in frame and shows no background
- Camera angle that helps the audience to align with the characters, and their perspectives
- _________ Oaks High school, the setting for The Breakfast Club
- The food Claire is eating for lunch
- An Athlete
- As additional punishment the principal wants them to write a 1000 word ___________
21 Clues: A Brain • A Princess • A Criminal • An Athlete • A Basketcase • Name of the principal • A speech made by one person • Genre of The Breakfast club film • The food Claire is eating for lunch • Weapon that Bender threatens Andrew with • Name of the Janitor, and the 1969 Man of the Year • Room in the school where the students are on detention • ...
Project Sakura Crossword 2024-05-22
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- Makura's younger sister
- The caretaker of Swirl and Spiral's orphanage
- The Kingdom from the Alternate Timeline
- Swirl and Spiral
- Characters such as Ceri, Rizu, Ianira, or Arata
- Swirl and Ceri do this in between Project Sakura 6 and 7
- What Spiral was doing for her two year absence
- A core tactic seen at least once per story arc
- The magic that Alicia possesses
- Swirl's assassin codename
- What Seph, Vee, and Hoshi would be if Hoshi had lived
- The name of Lyn's band
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- A word used to describe Makura
- What Lynette had to do to fix the Warpdrive incident
- A word used to describe Endri and Truth
- Flower representing life and Swirl's family
- Characters such as Spiral, Makura, Seph, or Atlas
- Characters such as Swirl, Kels, Holly, Lyn, or Hoshi
- What Rizu keeps under lock and key
- Flower representing death and Makura's family
- Almost every character can be described with this word
- Swirl's first companion/story protagonist
- Kels' favorite sport
- Swirl's second story protagonist
- A word used to describe the Sakura twins
- What Swirl and Spiral are
- Ceri's old job
27 Clues: Ceri's old job • Swirl and Spiral • Kels' favorite sport • The name of Lyn's band • Makura's younger sister • What Swirl and Spiral are • Swirl's assassin codename • A word used to describe Makura • The magic that Alicia possesses • Swirl's second story protagonist • What Rizu keeps under lock and key • A word used to describe Endri and Truth • The Kingdom from the Alternate Timeline • ...
Othello! 2024-12-03
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- The women with the lowest reputation in Cyprus
- Location of the symbolic and literal storm that separates several characters at the start of Act II
- Island to which Othello is called away shortly after his marriage
- dreamt about a secret wedding, woke to find it had transpired
- conveniently wearing armor in Act V
- a tiny, strawberry-embroidered troublemaker
- Bianca's profession
- Invents a dream that Cassio had, in which Cassio and Desdemona are kissing
- Where Cassio gets stabbed, but not mortally wounded
- Desdemona's uncle
- Is Bianca in love with Cassio?
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- Ms. Lonergan's favorite villain of all time
- One of the reasons Desdemona and Othello are an unlikely match
- Fleet that is going to attack, but then is destroyed in a storm
- Supposedly had an affair with one of the main characters
- Othello's career, since he was a boy
- Nickname for a main character that drives Ms. Frega insane
- Believes the way to Desdemona's heart is through jewels
- Cassio and Desdemona's relationship status
- Othello's accusation of his wife
- A romantic, exotic city - perfect setting for an ill-fated love story between an unlikely pair!
- Desdemona's cause of death
- Contemptuous nickname / alternate name by which characters refer to Othello
23 Clues: Desdemona's uncle • Bianca's profession • Desdemona's cause of death • Is Bianca in love with Cassio? • Othello's accusation of his wife • conveniently wearing armor in Act V • Othello's career, since he was a boy • Cassio and Desdemona's relationship status • Ms. Lonergan's favorite villain of all time • a tiny, strawberry-embroidered troublemaker • ...
Inside Out of Words 2025-09-17
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- New colorful orbs formed at the end
- ___ Core = When Headquarters shuts down
- Console the emotions use to guide Riley
- Riley’s pink elephant-like imaginary friend
- Blue emotion who helps Riley feel empathy
- Young girl whose emotions we follow
- Riley’s original hometown
- Control center where emotions live
- Characters who send memories to long term storage
- ___ Wagon = Bing Bong’s magical vehicle made of song power
- Red emotion with a fiery temper
- ___ Thought = Place where characters turn into shapes
- Scary dream character used to wake Riley
- What Bing Bong cries instead of real tears
- ___ Islands = Floating lands powered by core memories
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- Characters who dispose of old memories
- ____ Land = Place full of creative and silly ideas
- ___ Productions = Studio where Riley’s dreams are made
- Green emotion who protects Riley from gross things
- City Riley’s family moves to
- ___ of Thought = Moving track that carries Riley’s memories
- Purple emotion always worried about danger
- ___ Memories = Special glowing orbs that shape Riley’s personality
- ___ Dump = Pit where faded memories are lost
- Riley’s attempt to return to Minnesota
- Another name for the control panel
- Riley’s favorite sport
- Bright yellow emotion who keeps Riley happy
28 Clues: Riley’s favorite sport • Riley’s original hometown • City Riley’s family moves to • Red emotion with a fiery temper • Control center where emotions live • Another name for the control panel • New colorful orbs formed at the end • Young girl whose emotions we follow • Characters who dispose of old memories • Riley’s attempt to return to Minnesota • ...
Story Elements Review 2025-09-19
Across
- the narrator reveals thoughts of all characters
- a comparison between two unlike things
- descriptive sensory language
- hints or clues for what's to come
- the author's attitude
- events leading to the story's conclusion
- two words that contrast such as "loud silence"
- the most exciting part of a story
- the central idea or message of a story
- the structure of a story
- using one thing to represent a larger idea
- the narrator reveals only one character's thoughts
- the story is told using I and Me
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- the event that kicks off the action of a story
- the atmosphere or feeling of a story
- this part of the story explains characters and setting
- applying human qualities to non-human things
- events leading up to the climax
- loose ends of a story are tied up
- the time and place of a story
- the character's struggle is within
- the character's struggle is with other characters or society
- a comparion using like or as
- a sense of anxiety or excitement for what's to come
- the perspective from which a story is told
25 Clues: the author's attitude • the structure of a story • descriptive sensory language • a comparion using like or as • the time and place of a story • events leading up to the climax • the story is told using I and Me • loose ends of a story are tied up • hints or clues for what's to come • the most exciting part of a story • the character's struggle is within • ...
Story Elements 2025-01-24
Across
- The struggle between opposing forces that drives the plot of a story. series of incidents that are related to one another.
- These characters are complex and multi-faceted, often exhibiting a mix of traits that make them more realistic and relatable. They typically have well-developed backstories and undergo development throughout the story.
- A narrator who knows the thoughts and feelings of all characters in the story and can provide insights into multiple characters.
- The process by which an author reveals the personality, traits, and qualities of a character in a story. This can be achieved through various methods, and it is essential for building relatable and complex characters that drive the narrative.
- it occurs at the beginning of a short story. Here the characters are introduced. We also learn about the setting of the story. Most importantly, we are introduced to the main conflict.
- The turning point of the story. Usually the main character comes face to face with a conflict. The conflict reaches it's highest intensity, and the main character will change in some way.
- The organized pattern or sequence of events that make up a story. Every plot is made up of a series of incidents that are related to one another.
- A struggle between a character and supernatural forces, such as ghosts, gods, or magical elements, often leading to existential or metaphysical dilemmas.
- A narrative perspective that addresses the reader directly as "you," creating a sense of immersion.
- This part of the story begins to develop the conflict(s). A building of interest or suspense occurs.
- A narrator who knows the thoughts and feelings of only one character, typically the protagonist.
- A conflict between a character and technological advances, machines, or artificial intelligence, often exploring the relationship between humanity and innovation.
- In this type a character represents a larger idea or concept within the narrative. Their traits and actions may symbolize themes or societal issues.
- A narrator who only reports what they can see and cannot report on the feelings of any character (like a news reporter)
- The vantage point or perspective from which a story is narrated.
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- A struggle between two or more characters, often the protagonist and antagonist. This is one of the most common types of conflict in literature.
- A character faces challenges posed by natural forces such as weather, animals, or other environmental elements.
- A character faces an unavoidable or predestined future, often involving forces beyond their control, such as fate, prophecy, or destiny.
- An internal struggle within a character as they grapple with their emotions, desires, or moral dilemmas.
- The events that follow the high point of the story, it begins to show the consequences of the climax's outcome.
- This form of narration is presented through a series of letters, diary entries, emails, or other written documents. The narrator goes by "I" and is a character in the story, providing insights into their thoughts and experiences.
- The author explicitly describes a character’s traits, qualities, or motivations.
- The author reveals a character’s traits through their actions, thoughts, speech, appearance, and interactions with other characters. Readers infer the characteristics based on these clues.
- A character is in conflict with societal norms, laws, or expectations, often challenging the status quo or fighting for individual rights or change.
- This refers to characters who do not undergo significant change throughout the story. Their personalities, beliefs, and attitudes remain consistent from beginning to end.
- This character is one that contrasts with another character, usually the protagonist, to highlight particular qualities of that character. The differences between the two serve to illuminate their respective traits.
- The final part of the plot where conflicts are resolved, and the story concludes, providing closure to the narrative.
27 Clues: The vantage point or perspective from which a story is narrated. • The author explicitly describes a character’s traits, qualities, or motivations. • A narrator who knows the thoughts and feelings of only one character, typically the protagonist. • A narrative perspective that addresses the reader directly as "you," creating a sense of immersion. • ...
Story Elements 2025-01-24
Across
- A struggle between two or more characters, often the protagonist and antagonist. This is one of the most common types of conflict in literature.
- A narrative perspective that addresses the reader directly as "you," creating a sense of immersion.
- The turning point of the story. Usually the main character comes face to face with a conflict. The conflict reaches it's highest intensity, and the main character will change in some way.
- The author reveals a character’s traits through their actions, thoughts, speech, appearance, and interactions with other characters. Readers infer the characteristics based on these clues.
- A character faces an unavoidable or predestined future, often involving forces beyond their control, such as fate, prophecy, or destiny.
- A character is in conflict with societal norms, laws, or expectations, often challenging the status quo or fighting for individual rights or change.
- The vantage point or perspective from which a story is narrated.
- A struggle between a character and supernatural forces, such as ghosts, gods, or magical elements, often leading to existential or metaphysical dilemmas.
- it occurs at the beginning of a short story. Here the characters are introduced. We also learn about the setting of the story. Most importantly, we are introduced to the main conflict.
- Characterization This refers to characters who do not undergo significant change throughout the story. Their personalities, beliefs, and attitudes remain consistent from beginning to end.
- The events that follow the high point of the story, it begins to show the consequences of the climax's outcome.
- This form of narration is presented through a series of letters, diary entries, emails, or other written documents. The narrator goes by "I" and is a character in the story, providing insights into their thoughts and experiences.
- Round characters are complex and multi-faceted, often exhibiting a mix of traits that make them more realistic and relatable. They typically have well-developed backstories and undergo development throughout the story.
- A conflict between a character and technological advances, machines, or artificial intelligence, often exploring the relationship between humanity and innovation.
- The struggle between opposing forces that drives the plot of a story. series of incidents that are related to one another.
- The author explicitly describes a character’s traits, qualities, or motivations.
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- A character faces challenges posed by natural forces such as weather, animals, or other environmental elements.
- In this type a character represents a larger idea or concept within the narrative. Their traits and actions may symbolize themes or societal issues.
- The final part of the plot where conflicts are resolved, and the story concludes, providing closure to the narrative.
- The process by which an author reveals the personality, traits, and qualities of a character in a story. This can be achieved through various methods, and it is essential for building relatable and complex characters that drive the narrative.
- An internal struggle within a character as they grapple with their emotions, desires, or moral dilemmas.
- A foil character is one that contrasts with another character, usually the protagonist, to highlight particular qualities of that character. The differences between the two serve to illuminate their respective traits.
- A narrator who only reports what they can see and cannot report on the feelings of any character (like a news reporter)
- A narrator who knows the thoughts and feelings of only one character, typically the protagonist.
- A narrator who knows the thoughts and feelings of all characters in the story and can provide insights into multiple characters.
- This part of the story begins to develop the conflict(s). A building of interest or suspense occurs.
- The organized pattern or sequence of events that make up a story. Every plot is made up of a series of incidents that are related to one another.
27 Clues: The vantage point or perspective from which a story is narrated. • The author explicitly describes a character’s traits, qualities, or motivations. • A narrator who knows the thoughts and feelings of only one character, typically the protagonist. • A narrative perspective that addresses the reader directly as "you," creating a sense of immersion. • ...
Victoria's Genre Crossword 2021-01-28
Across
- Which subgenre would be going to space and meeting aliens
- Which subgenre includes World Wars and other past experiences?
- Which genre has stories such as Odyssey or other stories that have been passed down?
- Which subgenre has characters that are animals and they all learn a lesson at the end, such as the story
- Which subgenre is usually located in the wild west and is extremely exaggerated such as Davy Crockett?
- Which subgenre has rom coms or have comedians?
- Crow and The Pitcher?
- Which genre expresses feelings through words?
- Which subgenre has princesses and princes such as Snow White?
- Which genre has plays such as Hamilton, Macbeth, Shakespeare and other popular plays?
- Which subgenre would a magazine about which perfume you need to buy would be?
- Which subgenre has characters such as Zeus, Athena or Hades?
- A short or long piece of writing on a particular subject
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- Which subgenre would school textbooks fit under?
- Which subgenre has stories that talk about someone else's life
- Which genre has real life characters or where the stories protagonist is a real person going on a real life adventure?
- Which subgenre has real life characters such as Robin Hood.
- Which subgenre would include the author writing something based on their life?
- Which subgenre would be a character waking up finding out he has superpowers then having to fight a monster?
- Which genre does the protagonist go on a make believe adventures?
- Which subgenre includes sadness such as We All Die In The End or The Falt In Our Stars?
- Which subgenre has events that could happen but didn't? Such as the story The Tell-Tale Heart
22 Clues: Crow and The Pitcher? • Which genre expresses feelings through words? • Which subgenre has rom coms or have comedians? • Which subgenre would school textbooks fit under? • A short or long piece of writing on a particular subject • Which subgenre would be going to space and meeting aliens • Which subgenre has real life characters such as Robin Hood. • ...
Varieties of Drama 2021-05-11
Across
- When the audience and the actors are already aware of the rules
- A play that treats characters and situations in a humorous way and has a happy ending
- In _______ theatre, sometimes inanimate objects are give human characteristics which is called _______.
- A sometimes comedic play that is marked by an emotional and ideal presentation of life
- Actor alone onstage expressing his/her inner thoughts
- A play in which the audience is recognized as an audience and the play as a play
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- Imagined wall that separates actors from the audience
- When a character has bottled up an emotion for a long time and finally lets it all out
- A comedic play that features plots focusing on love affairs
- A play that deals with a social problem or ethical issue, sometimes presenting a solution
- A play in which the protagonist comes to an untimely end
- A type of comedic play that is quite physical, sometimes vulgar, and highly exaggerated in style
- A play performed as if the audience were watching through an imaginary “fourth wall”
- An exaggeration of a certain feature of a character
- A play that deals with unrealistic and fantastic characters
- A comedic play that includes comedy of manners, satire and uses clever lines
- A kind of comedy involving clowning, practical jokes, and improbable characters
- A form of storytelling that teaches moral concepts in which the characters are animals
- A serious play that arouses intense emotion but usually has a happy ending
- Shakespeare wrote his plays in
- An element in drama that arouses feelings of pity and compassion
- A type of low comedy that mocks
- A humorous attack on accepted conventions of society, usually the upper class
23 Clues: Shakespeare wrote his plays in • A type of low comedy that mocks • An exaggeration of a certain feature of a character • Imagined wall that separates actors from the audience • Actor alone onstage expressing his/her inner thoughts • A play in which the protagonist comes to an untimely end • A comedic play that features plots focusing on love affairs • ...
Reading Review 2021-10-13
Across
- the author directly TELLS the audience the character’s traits
- the events lead to the resolution
- the narrator who is not in the story only knows the thoughts and feelings of only the main character
- the author SHOWS the audience things that reveal their character traits
- the main character story (usually the “good guy”)
- words used to describe the character’s personality
- is an unexpected vivid memory of a past event
- is a type of plot device in which the story abruptly ends without offering a resolution
- the character who goes against or opposes the protagonist (usually the “bad guy”)
- the lesson learned about life that is revealed through the story and its characters
- the narrator who is not in the story knows the thoughts and feelings of everyone
- the reason or reasons the character has for acting or behaving in a particular way
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- are people, animals or personified objects in a story
- a problem between character and an outside force
- when a character struggles against another character
- when a character struggles with a force of nature
- where background information about the setting, characters, and past events is given
- the narrator is a character within the story, whose words, thoughts and feelings are shared
- a problem that takes place inside the character's mind or heart
- the problem in the story
- the narrator simply describes what is happening to the characters in the story and does not know any thoughts and feelings
- is a device used to keep readers interested
- the final outcome of the story's conflict
- the opposite of expectations
- to show or hint beforehand
- also called the turning point in the story
- the events that build tension, interest, or suspense
27 Clues: the problem in the story • to show or hint beforehand • the opposite of expectations • the events lead to the resolution • the final outcome of the story's conflict • also called the turning point in the story • is a device used to keep readers interested • is an unexpected vivid memory of a past event • a problem between character and an outside force • ...
Literary Terminolgy 2021-09-03
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- type of fiction that is highly imaginative
- the feeling or atmosphere the writer creates
- an event that happened before the beginning of the story
- type of fiction dealing with the solution of a problem or crime
- language that communicates ideas beyond the ordinary
- the characters who interact with the main characters and help move the story along
- a character who undergoes some kind of change during the story
- figure of speech in which the truth is exaggerated for emphasis or humorous effect
- figure of speech that makes a comparison between two things that are basically unlike
- the contrast between what is expected or appears to be and what actually is
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- an account of a persons life written by that person
- works of prose that have imaginary elements
- the events after the climax which begin to resolve conflict
- a true account of a persons life told by someone else
- people, animals, or imaginary creatures that take part in the action of a story, novel, or drama
- the most important characters in the story
- prose writing that deals with real people, events, and places
- descriptive words and phrases that re-create sensory impressions for the reader and appeal the 5 senses
- contemporary fiction that is set in the past
- the struggle between opposing forces
- the turning point of a story
- the writers use of hints or clues to indicate events and situation which will occur later
- a form of language as it is spoken in a particular geographic area or by a particular social or ethnic group
- a type of literature characterized by a particular style, form, or content
- the part of the story or drama which establishes setting, introduces characters, gives background information and sets tone
25 Clues: the turning point of a story • the struggle between opposing forces • type of fiction that is highly imaginative • the most important characters in the story • works of prose that have imaginary elements • the feeling or atmosphere the writer creates • contemporary fiction that is set in the past • an account of a persons life written by that person • ...
Testing the tool 2024-06-30
Across
- - The state where the story takes place.
- - A trait shown by Roy and his friends.
- - Not giving up despite obstacles.
- Mullet fingers brother
- - The site where the owls live.
- - Carl Hiaasen’s writing style.
- A bully in the story.
- - The hidden identity of Mullet Fingers.
- - People like Dana in the story.
- - Describes the biting mosquitoes.
- - Officer Delinko’s profession.
- The food that the new building will sell once completed
- roy lied about where his parents worked.
- What Mullet Finger removed from the bulldozer
- - Roy’s favorite activity.
- A lesson learned by the characters.
- - Roy’s friend who loves skateboarding.
- - What drives Roy to investigate.
- the person who takes care of the attack dogs.
- Roy's Teacher
- - Common reptile in Florida.
- vice principle of the school.
- - Where injured characters go.
- - The protagonist of the story.
- the police officer.
- The name Dana give Roy
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- A virtue displayed by the characters.
- - What the kids experience.
- What the police conduct.
- How the kids achieve their goals.
- what colour Mullet Finger spray paint officer Delinko's car
- - Type of evidence left behind.
- - Beatrice's Brother.
- Roy's vehicle.
- What Mullet Finger put in the toilet
- This city is named after this fruit.
- What the characters seek.
- - Efforts to protect wildlife.
- - Roy’s strong-willed friend.
- Demonstrated by standing up for the owls.
- The boss of Curly.
- - A type of turtle mentioned.
- - The study of organisms and their environment.
- - Part of Beatrice’s nickname.
- - A creature used in a prank.
- - A key theme in the book.
- - The setting for many events.
- The animals that are at the construction site.
48 Clues: Roy's Teacher • Roy's vehicle. • The boss of Curly. • the police officer. • - Beatrice's Brother. • A bully in the story. • Mullet fingers brother • The name Dana give Roy • What the police conduct. • What the characters seek. • - Roy’s favorite activity. • - A key theme in the book. • - What the kids experience. • - Common reptile in Florida. • - Roy’s strong-willed friend. • ...
CROSSWORD PUZZLE 2022-09-08
Across
- In what type of folktale does exaggerated events, characters and adventure belong?
- In which subgenre does stories with events that occurred in the past belong?
- A famous example for this genre is J. K. Rowling's Harry Potter series.
- It is a belief, custom and stories that are passed by generations using mouth.
- It is a composition that tells a story of a particular individual.
- An example for this genre are poems and verse.
- It is a story that contains symbolic origin concerning early history of people.
- It is a type of writing where factual evidences are present and is aiming to inform the readers.
- What do you call a short piece of writing that has a specific topic that is limited or focused on a personal point of view.
- What do you call a broad genre of writing that has factual evidences and true to life events.
- It is a type of writing where it aims to convince the readers on the author's perspective.
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- Stories that resembles true to life events but has fictional characters.
- It aims to induce laughter and humor in a form of entertaining its readers.
- These are stories where characters are played by animals.
- Typically a children's story that contains magical lands and enchanting events that's full og learnings.
- In which subgenre does scientific innovation and modern evolution belong?
- It is a story where characters, events, places, etc. are made-up.
- It is a composition where events are played by actors and contains dialogues and scenes.
- A traditional story that has been passed by generations yet unauthenticated.
- One of the famous examples of this genre is Romeo and Juliet
20 Clues: An example for this genre are poems and verse. • These are stories where characters are played by animals. • One of the famous examples of this genre is Romeo and Juliet • It is a story where characters, events, places, etc. are made-up. • It is a composition that tells a story of a particular individual. • ...
Unit 1 Vocabulary 2023-08-22
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- the struggle happening in a character's mind
- action that occurs immediately after the big climax has taken place and the action shifts towards resolution
- when the author writes a narrative in third person with the story's narrator having complete awareness, understanding, and insight into the thoughts, feelings, and motivations of some or all the characters in the story
- one who tells the story
- the turning point of a narrative work
- the sequence of events that make up the story
- the conclusion of a story's plot
- series of incidents in a plot that build toward the point of greatest interest
- expresses the writer's attitude toward or feelings about the subject matter and audience
- the insertion of background information within a story or narrative
- conversation between two or more characters
- a story that takes readers to a time and place in the past
- the main idea or underlying meaning a writer explores in a novel, short story or other literary work
- the narrator's view on events, characters, and the world
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- a literary or dramatic character who undergoes an important inner change to their personality or attitude
- the person for whom a writer writes, or composer composes
- category of literature
- a person, animal, being, creature, or thing in a story
- the character who drives the action
- a struggle or clash of interest, opinion or principles
- where an event takes place
- the struggle happening outside the character
- what the character or narrator telling the story can see
- a dramatic character who undergoes little or no inner change
- the person, group, force or idea that opposes the interests of the protagonist
- the atmosphere of the narrative
26 Clues: category of literature • one who tells the story • where an event takes place • the atmosphere of the narrative • the conclusion of a story's plot • the character who drives the action • the turning point of a narrative work • conversation between two or more characters • the struggle happening in a character's mind • the struggle happening outside the character • ...
Short story vocab 2023-09-28
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- A character that undergoes permanent change
- A clash of forces/persons/ideas/emotions
- A type of irony where a set of circumstances turns out to be the opposite
- A type of conflict where it is a person vs. Self
- The framework/outline of the short story
- A type of ending where the protagonist solves their problems
- Pointing out differences
- The overall effect of the story on the reader
- Where the main conflict begins
- The meaning of the story
- The most intense point of a conflict
- An ending where the protagonist does not overcome their problems
- A device that expresses contradictory meaning to the stated one
- A reference to well-known people/event
- A type of irony where the reader/audience knows something the characters do not
- A type of character that is complex with many traits
- A real thing that has other meanings/associations
- A setting that makes the reader curious/anxious/uncertain about outcomes
- Character ____ where two characters who contrast strongly
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- A type of conflict
- Has a few distinct traits
- A generalization of a group/person which is inaccurate
- Told from the narrator's POV
- After the climax and has less tension
- When the conflict is resolved
- The narrator can see/hear/know about ONE character only or all knowing about all the characters or a neutral observer
- An ending with no solution to the conflict
- A hint/clue about what will occur later
- Actual conversations between characters
- When a character day-dreams/remembers their past in which events are revealed to the reader
- To give an idea of the setting
- A type of irony, the most obvious one is SARCASM
32 Clues: A type of conflict • Pointing out differences • The meaning of the story • Has a few distinct traits • Told from the narrator's POV • When the conflict is resolved • Where the main conflict begins • To give an idea of the setting • The most intense point of a conflict • After the climax and has less tension • A reference to well-known people/event • ...
Creative Writing 2024-09-18
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- The voice or character that tells the story
- A figure of speech comparing two things without using "like" or "as"
- Descriptive language that appeals to the senses
- Giving human qualities to non-human things
- A situation where the opposite of what is expected occurs
- The tense commonly used for recounting events that have already happened
- The characters in 'A Constant Hum' are trying to cope after they've been through this natural disaster.
- Using an object or action to represent something beyond its literal meaning
- The protagonist of the story, 'Woodwork' is called this
- One of the shortest stories in 'A Constant Hum' is about these creatures.
- A brief, evocative scene or descriptive moment within a story
- A conversation between characters in a story
- The bushfires that inspired Alice Bishop's short story collection were called the ______- Saturday bushfires
- Alice _________ wrote 'A Constant Hum'
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- A long speech by one character, often revealing their thoughts or intentions
- A type of monologue that reveals a character's inner thoughts (combined with 'monologue')
- The tense that describes events as if they're happening right now
- A narrative perspective where the storyteller refers to characters as "he," "she," or "they"
- A narrative told from the "I" perspective
- An exaggerated statement not meant to be taken literally
- Repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of words
- Hinting at future events in a story
- A comparison using "like" or "as"
- A brief work of fiction that focuses on a single theme or character
- A narrative voice that knows the thoughts and feelings of all characters
- A type of writing that explores personal thoughts and experiences
26 Clues: A comparison using "like" or "as" • Hinting at future events in a story • Alice _________ wrote 'A Constant Hum' • A narrative told from the "I" perspective • Giving human qualities to non-human things • The voice or character that tells the story • A conversation between characters in a story • Descriptive language that appeals to the senses • ...
betoveren 2018-06-06
Across
- naar welke betoverende stad was ik gereisd?
- wie was de bekendste persoon die ontsnappingsacts uitvoerde( alleen achternaam )
- wat liet ik verdwijnen in mijn goochel truc filmpje?
- wie werd vrijgesproken vanwege hekserij? ( voor en achternaam )
- Hoe heet de toverschool waar Harry Potter naartoe ging?
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- Uit hoeveel films bestaat de Harry Potter-filmreeks?
- wie is momenteel de beroemdste goochelaar/illusionist? ( voor en achternaam )
- hoeveel Disney prinsessen zijn er momenteel?
- van welke merk, heb ik mijn lettertype font vandaan?
- Hoe heet de schrijfster van de Harry-Potterboeken?
10 Clues: naar welke betoverende stad was ik gereisd? • hoeveel Disney prinsessen zijn er momenteel? • Hoe heet de schrijfster van de Harry-Potterboeken? • Uit hoeveel films bestaat de Harry Potter-filmreeks? • van welke merk, heb ik mijn lettertype font vandaan? • wat liet ik verdwijnen in mijn goochel truc filmpje? • Hoe heet de toverschool waar Harry Potter naartoe ging? • ...
Story Elements 2023-09-14
Across
- the message or deeper meaning of a story
- the turning point of a story and usually the most exciting part
- - series of events that build up to the climax
- shows how the conflict will be resolved. Takes place after the climax in a story
- tell stories
- the solution to the problem that ties up loose ends
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- time and place
- people, animals, and imaginary creatures in a story: protagonist=hero; antagonist=villains
- introduces the characters, setting, and hints to the conflict
- who is telling the story
- the sequence of events
- use what you read and what you know to make predictions or draw conclusions
- the problem: character vs. self(internal), character vs character(external), character vs. society(external), character vs. nature(external)
- conversations between characters
14 Clues: tell stories • time and place • the sequence of events • who is telling the story • conversations between characters • the message or deeper meaning of a story • - series of events that build up to the climax • the solution to the problem that ties up loose ends • introduces the characters, setting, and hints to the conflict • ...
Unit 3 Practice 2025-03-10
Across
- The writer's attitude on the subject.
- Contradicting character thoughts versus audience truth.
- When two contradicting - or opposite - words are used together.
- A play on words.
- A long speech by a character that's spoken to other characters.
- A short remark told to the audience by a character on-stage, but no other character hears it.
- The time period or location / place of a story.
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- Questions that don't need answers to engage an audience.
- Words used to give an emotion, positive or negative, to the audience.
- Describes scenes, lighting, sound, and characters actions in a play.
- The writer's word or phrase choices.
- The conversation between characters in a play.
- A long speech when a character shows their true thoughts.
- Making a joke in a serious situation.
14 Clues: A play on words. • The writer's word or phrase choices. • The writer's attitude on the subject. • Making a joke in a serious situation. • The conversation between characters in a play. • The time period or location / place of a story. • Contradicting character thoughts versus audience truth. • Questions that don't need answers to engage an audience. • ...
Holes By Robert.L 2025-03-25
11 Clues: Water bottle • main setting • main character • What Zero stole • Dangerous Lizard • Their water supply • The person in charge • Main characters friend • main characters real name • what do they eat to survive • The friend that got jealous
Photoshop terminology 2021-10-01
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- layers to compose multiple images
- Object- photoshop layer that contains the same information as a normal layer
- the process of Lossing in or tightening the space between the characters in the selected text
- editing- when you edit a photo and you CAN undo it
- it’s a panel that contains 77 tools that are used for object creation and editing
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- adding or subtracting space between specific pairs of characters
- Panel- to edit characters
- typography describes the distance between each line of text
- editing- when you directly edit a photo and you can’t undo it
- additional format performed on characters ex- italic- bold
10 Clues: Panel- to edit characters • layers to compose multiple images • editing- when you edit a photo and you CAN undo it • additional format performed on characters ex- italic- bold • typography describes the distance between each line of text • editing- when you directly edit a photo and you can’t undo it • ...
Characters and Plot 2022-10-28
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- readers feel this towards a complex character.
- characters that change, dynamic (2w).
- sequence of events that shape a broader narrative.
- where the problem of the story is solved.
- complex characters need to be likable/understood by their readers. In other words they need to be what?
- not only can an protagonist be complex, but what other character can and should be complex?
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- a school bully who is sometimes very kind is an example of a complex character with what?
- Static characters that don't grow (2w).
- simple characters are predictable/common, in other words they are what?
- A person in a literary work.
10 Clues: A person in a literary work. • characters that change, dynamic (2w). • Static characters that don't grow (2w). • where the problem of the story is solved. • readers feel this towards a complex character. • sequence of events that shape a broader narrative. • simple characters are predictable/common, in other words they are what? • ...
"Elements of a Story" crossword 2023-09-27
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- when a character speaks lines which are understood by the audience but not by the other characters
- most intense point of conflict
- conflict person versus self; take place in a character's mind
- the "he/she/it" POV
- writer can develop their character using writer's
- humorous play on words
- meaning of the story; central idea - a reflection of life
- a character that is an exaggerated portrait of a type of character
- pointing out differences between characters, places, or situations
- time and place in which story occurs
- day-dream about the past in which facts and past events are revealed to the audience
- real thing that has other meanings and associations beyond itself (i.e. the cross)
- framework; consists of introduction, rising action, climax, falling action, and conclusion
- action develops clues hinted at in the introduction
- a character that remains the same is called
- external feeling coming from environment in the story
- reference to well-known person or event from history, literature, mythology, etc.
- hint of what will happen later in story
- set of circumstances that turn out to be the reverse of what was expected
- a character with many traits (fully developed) is called
- 2 unexpected happenings
- the eyes through which the story is told
- expressed meaning contradicts stated meaning; twist
- the unexpected happens
- sudden insight or clear understanding about themselves and the world
- narrator is neutral observer
- less tension; comes after climax
- narrator can see, hear, and know from one characetr only
- person vs person, person vs society, etc.
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- more realistic ending
- a character that undergoes a permanent change
- a character that possesses only a few traits is called
- saying something while meaning the opposite
- attitude of writer
- foils 2 characters that contrast strongly
- the "I" POV or the narrator's POV
- one purpose: arouse reader's interest
- particular problem or conflict that character confronts
- clash of forces, ideas, or emotions
- writer can develop their characters through their own words or
- main character
- makes reader curious, anxious, or uncertain about outcome; builds up to climax
- paraphrased summary of plot
- protagonist overcomes problem
- protagonist's opponent
- conversations between characters
- suggested or inferred theme
- inaccurate generalization about a person or group of people
- describes overall effect story has on reader
- when climax is a let-down
- use of irony to ridicule idea, person, or thing
- occurs at the end; may resolve conflict
- narrator knows all the characters
- no solution to conflict; no real end
- protagonist faces 2 choices, neither is desirable
55 Clues: main character • attitude of writer • the "he/she/it" POV • more realistic ending • humorous play on words • protagonist's opponent • the unexpected happens • 2 unexpected happenings • when climax is a let-down • paraphrased summary of plot • suggested or inferred theme • narrator is neutral observer • protagonist overcomes problem • most intense point of conflict • ...
Google Docs Crossword 2025-03-24
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- changes the weight of the characters.
- Bar displays drop-down menus with various commands to be used when creating and editing a document.
- restores an action that was reversed using the Undo command.
- makes a duplicate of the selected text and places it on the clipboard, leaving the selection in its original location.
- is used to indent a single line of text in half-inch increments when the cursor is placed at the left margin of the document.
- are objects that can be added to documents, such as circles, arrows, starbursts, etc.
- is the process of sending a document to a printer to produce a paper copy of the document.
- is the temporary storage area where all cut and copied text or objects are stored for future use.
- is the black blinking line in the document highlighting the insertion point.
- increases or decreases the space between text and the left margin.
- is the key used to remove text to the right of the insertion point.
- is the process of allowing other users to view, comment, or edit a file.
- are text or graphics that have been connected to another location.
- are text formats used for text consistency and structure in a document.
- is the process of storing a file on a storage device to be available for future use.
- changes the characters to lowercase, uppercase, or title case.
- Lock is a toggle key that capitalizes letters when it is turned on.
- increase or decrease the amount of space between text and the margins.
- places a line through the characters.
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- are text or graphics printed at the bottom of each page in a document.
- is the key used to remove text to the left of the insertion point.
- places a line underneath the characters.
- are the white space separating the text from the edge of the page.
- removes the selected text from the document and places it on the clipboard.
- are text or graphics printed at the top of each page in a document.
- moves the text from the clipboard into the document where the cursor is located.
- are graphic files that are inserted as objects into documents.
- refers to the direction of the page layout in which a document is viewed or printed.
- is a grid of horizontal rows and vertical columns into which data can be entered to organize information.
- are publications that combine information and graphics to create a visual representation of a topic.
- refers to sets of characters in a specific face, style, and size.
- reverses a single action.
- slants the characters.
33 Clues: slants the characters. • reverses a single action. • changes the weight of the characters. • places a line through the characters. • places a line underneath the characters. • restores an action that was reversed using the Undo command. • are graphic files that are inserted as objects into documents. • changes the characters to lowercase, uppercase, or title case. • ...
Probability of Miracles 2022-05-26
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- a wish is where Cam got her tickets to Disney World
- the place where miracles happen
- is a Veterinarian who gave Cam a job
- World is a place where Cam and her friends ran off to
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- what Cam though she would never have
- took over Lily and Cam's life
- is a boy who changed Cam's life
- the name Cam gave to the lobster she adopted
- Energy the last words Lily told Cam
- is the name of Cam's car
10 Clues: is the name of Cam's car • took over Lily and Cam's life • is a boy who changed Cam's life • the place where miracles happen • Energy the last words Lily told Cam • what Cam though she would never have • is a Veterinarian who gave Cam a job • the name Cam gave to the lobster she adopted • a wish is where Cam got her tickets to Disney World • ...
Week 9 2024-10-28
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- I am tired walking up the mountain because it is so ________
- Although they don't live there, lions are usually called kings of the ______
- Have you finished your homework? Yes, I've finished it _____
- In Japan I always go to eat _____
- Universal Studios, Harry Potter Land and Disney World are all examples of ______ ______s
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- Going to Tainan was a really fun _______.
- In the future, I want to _____ Disney Land
- A monkey swings along the ______s.
- Have you _____ been to Japan? No, I've never been.
- Wow!! That's so _____!
10 Clues: Wow!! That's so _____! • In Japan I always go to eat _____ • A monkey swings along the ______s. • Going to Tainan was a really fun _______. • In the future, I want to _____ Disney Land • Have you _____ been to Japan? No, I've never been. • I am tired walking up the mountain because it is so ________ • Have you finished your homework? Yes, I've finished it _____ • ...
49 characters 2015-04-23
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- A plant hormone that promotes root growth
- Tetracycline (an antibiotic) served as this sort of control in your antibacterial experiment.
- A plant hormone that promotes shoot growth
- This family's flowers have petals that resemble a banner, wings, and a keel.
- This family's flowers often have four petals
- Sterile water served as this sort of control in your antibacterial experiment.
- A control that can demonstrate (1) the validity of an experimental protocol and (2) successful execution of this protocol
- A plant hormone commonly synthesized in roots
- This family's flowers have distinctive upper and lower lobes.
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- The resulting structure from equal influence of auxin and cytokinin on your tomato stem subculture
- A process that can restore pluripotency to differentiated cells
- This family's flowers form umbels.
- The only monocot family that could appear on your lab exam
- An inflorescence of this family has inner fertile flowers and outer sterile flowers.
14 Clues: This family's flowers form umbels. • A plant hormone that promotes root growth • A plant hormone that promotes shoot growth • This family's flowers often have four petals • A plant hormone commonly synthesized in roots • The only monocot family that could appear on your lab exam • This family's flowers have distinctive upper and lower lobes. • ...
Splatoon Characters 2019-10-29
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- A shy agent that may be childish at times but otherwise smart
- Makes delicious food
- The absolute cutest agent fight me
- A disgrace to squidmanity
- The first agent after the squid sisters
- An oc who's a squid and has a bright personality!!
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- Singin and snipin
- Lives in a manhole
- Kinda slutty
- Best girl
- Wannabe 3 with a confident attitude
- Underrated best girl
12 Clues: Best girl • Kinda slutty • Singin and snipin • Lives in a manhole • Makes delicious food • Underrated best girl • A disgrace to squidmanity • The absolute cutest agent fight me • Wannabe 3 with a confident attitude • The first agent after the squid sisters • An oc who's a squid and has a bright personality!! • A shy agent that may be childish at times but otherwise smart
Marvel Characters 2021-03-12
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- Has a twin brother
- Former Air Force pilot and intelligence agent
- originally a scientist
- owns the avengers mansion
- originally a neurosurgeon
- an undercover russian agent
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- a group of space protectors
- survived world war 2
- was brainwashed by HYDRA
- owns the vibranium sources
- the youngest avenger
- an antihero
12 Clues: an antihero • Has a twin brother • survived world war 2 • the youngest avenger • originally a scientist • was brainwashed by HYDRA • owns the avengers mansion • originally a neurosurgeon • owns the vibranium sources • a group of space protectors • an undercover russian agent • Former Air Force pilot and intelligence agent
Outsider Characters 2017-04-25
12 Clues: the gang's pet • Bobs girlfriend • Bob's best friend • Soda's first love • leader of the socs • Soda's best friend • narrator of the book • Dally's rodeo partner • Ponyboy's handsome brother • greaser who has gone to jail • legal guardian of Pony and Soda • Ponyboy's English teacher that assigns him a project
TKM Characters 2016-12-09
12 Clues: The sheriff • Jems real name • Scout real name • Boo's real father • The Mother Figure • Nearly shot the kids • Her house burned down • The aunt in Chapter 13 • Father of Jem and Scout • he got locked in a basement • Always comes over for the summer • The kids made a snowman making fun of him
Cartoon characters 2024-06-02
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- Gotta go fast
- The mouse that gets chased
- A mouse from Disney
- A big-boned racist lunatic
- The tomboy of the trio
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- White cat with a bow
- A British baby
- A cat that loves eating
- The dumb starfish
- An annoying girl with with a monkey with boots
- The dog from Charlie Brown
- The character the majority crushed on for teen titans
12 Clues: Gotta go fast • A British baby • The dumb starfish • A mouse from Disney • White cat with a bow • The tomboy of the trio • A cat that loves eating • The mouse that gets chased • The dog from Charlie Brown • A big-boned racist lunatic • An annoying girl with with a monkey with boots • The character the majority crushed on for teen titans
Describing characters 2023-03-05
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- I always behave in a caring way towards people
- I get angry and irritated a lot
- I´m not truthful and I have been cheating and stealing.
- I´m not very neat and well organised
- I never give presents. I don´t like spending money
- I like relaxing. I hate working.
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- I carefully think about other people and how to help them
- I´m able to do many different things and can adjust to new conditions
- I always make people feel happy because I´m pleasant and enjoyable
- I get nervous and embarrassed when talking to people
- I never change my mind or consider anyone else´s reasons or arguments
- I worry far too much about things
12 Clues: I get angry and irritated a lot • I like relaxing. I hate working. • I worry far too much about things • I´m not very neat and well organised • I always behave in a caring way towards people • I never give presents. I don´t like spending money • I get nervous and embarrassed when talking to people • I´m not truthful and I have been cheating and stealing. • ...
Bleach Characters 2023-04-15
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- When released, his sword looks like flower petals.
- The lieutenant of the 6th Division.
- He wears sunglasses and has a strange hairstyle.
- His zanpakuto is called Benishidare.
- The Captain of the 11th Division.
- Known as "The Goddess of Flash".
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- His zanpakuto is called Nijigasumi.
- Wears a set of goggles atop her lime green hair.
- Designated "Z".
- The leader of the Kasumioji Clan.
- His zanpakutou is called Kazeshini.
- A soul inhabiting a stuffed lion.
12 Clues: Designated "Z". • Known as "The Goddess of Flash". • The leader of the Kasumioji Clan. • A soul inhabiting a stuffed lion. • The Captain of the 11th Division. • His zanpakuto is called Nijigasumi. • The lieutenant of the 6th Division. • His zanpakutou is called Kazeshini. • His zanpakuto is called Benishidare. • Wears a set of goggles atop her lime green hair. • ...
Sanrio Characters 2023-04-15
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- An imp-like creature.
- His family lives on the edge of a pond.
- Has a big appetite and likes to sleep!
- Fill in the blank! Fluffy Fluffy _______!
- She's as tall as 5 apples.
- A very lazy breakfast item.
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- Only knows how to say one word.
- The little brother of The Little Twin Stars.
- Has dreams of being an idol!
- Loves basketball, soccer and skateboarding!
- Dreams of becoming "The Boss of Everything"
- The older sister of The Little Twin Stars.
12 Clues: An imp-like creature. • She's as tall as 5 apples. • A very lazy breakfast item. • Has dreams of being an idol! • Only knows how to say one word. • Has a big appetite and likes to sleep! • His family lives on the edge of a pond. • Fill in the blank! Fluffy Fluffy _______! • The older sister of The Little Twin Stars. • Loves basketball, soccer and skateboarding! • ...
Fictional Characters 2023-05-14
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- The first name of a duck billed special agent, given the task of stopping and evil scientist
- An unhappy octopus/squid with two annoying neighbors, and a love for playing clarinet
- A cleaning tool who lives in a fruit
- An animated pig with a stutter
- A deformed man with a laser sword in a black suit
- The donut loving, child choking, stupid power plant worker
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- Best friend of Tupac (the dog)
- A fast bird, who consistently outsmarts a coyote
- Short and green he is
- The second best British spy
- A man in a red suit who sneaks into people's houses every year and delivers them gifts
- A fat, lazy cat with a love for a specific Italian dish
12 Clues: Short and green he is • The second best British spy • Best friend of Tupac (the dog) • An animated pig with a stutter • A cleaning tool who lives in a fruit • A fast bird, who consistently outsmarts a coyote • A deformed man with a laser sword in a black suit • A fat, lazy cat with a love for a specific Italian dish • ...
Cardboard Characters 2021-11-17
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- MeeMaw complains about how loud she is.
- Amanda wore a mustache like her father's.
- Her shop sells weapons and armor.
- The prince gave it his crown to look ferocious.
- Hunter of brothers, guardian of cookies
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- He protects the house from the roof.
- Peter and Roy created this monster at the end
- She led the Army of Evil!
- The sorceress' neighbor.
- Protects the stuffed animals in the yard.
- She's a fierce business girl.
- This character had the birthday party.
12 Clues: The sorceress' neighbor. • She led the Army of Evil! • She's a fierce business girl. • Her shop sells weapons and armor. • He protects the house from the roof. • This character had the birthday party. • MeeMaw complains about how loud she is. • Hunter of brothers, guardian of cookies • Amanda wore a mustache like her father's. • Protects the stuffed animals in the yard. • ...
Bible Characters 2022-04-09
12 Clues: High Priest • Minor prophet • Major prophet • The Son of God • Tribe of Israel • Brother of Jesus • The tax collector • (a.k.a. Simon or Cephas) • King of Israel, succeeding David • Placed in a reed basket at birth • Second High priest, succeeding Aaron • (the one who discovered Jesus’ empty tomb)
Carnival characters 2022-02-17
12 Clues: goes to space • fights dragons • dances on tiptoes • a man with a kingdom • a man who does magic • a sailor with one eye • a woman with a kingdom • a woman who does magic • lives in a haunted house • her dad/mum has a kingdom • his dad/mum has a kingdom • makes us laugh at the circus
People's characters 2023-10-24
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- Susan enjoys making new friends.
- Henry does not share his sweets.
- Sue is scared of all kinds of insects.
- Sam is not afraid of anything.
- Thomas likes sharing things with others.
- Wendy is very quiet in front of people.
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- Ivy does not greet her classmate at all.
- Johnny always greets his teachers.
- Rebecca gets up late every day.
- Betty studies all day.
- Pam's bedroom is spotless.
- Leo does not tidy his things.
12 Clues: Betty studies all day. • Pam's bedroom is spotless. • Leo does not tidy his things. • Sam is not afraid of anything. • Rebecca gets up late every day. • Susan enjoys making new friends. • Henry does not share his sweets. • Johnny always greets his teachers. • Sue is scared of all kinds of insects. • Wendy is very quiet in front of people. • ...
Cartoon Characters 2023-10-16
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- The yellow, round, and happy character from the 80s classic video game.
- The sailor with a love for spinach
- The smart and cunning leader of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
- The fast-running blue hedgehog
- The lovable bear from the Hundred Acre Wood
- The famous mouse who's always pursued by a cat
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- The lasagna-loving cat
- The misadventures of a yellow family in Springfield
- The bald, bespectacled boy who lives in a pineapple under the sea
- The princess from the Mushroom Kingdom, often rescued by Mario
- The friendly ghost
- The pink, spherical character from Dream Land
12 Clues: The friendly ghost • The lasagna-loving cat • The fast-running blue hedgehog • The sailor with a love for spinach • The lovable bear from the Hundred Acre Wood • The pink, spherical character from Dream Land • The famous mouse who's always pursued by a cat • The misadventures of a yellow family in Springfield • ...
Marvel Characters 2023-12-14
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- who was bitten by a radioactive spider that gave him his powers?
- Who was a doctor, but became a sorcerer?
- Wakandan Prince and king
- Founding member of the Guardians of the Galaxy and is played by Chris Pratt.
- Female avenger with no powers.
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- A billionaire that is a part of the Avengers.
- God of mischief and brother of Thor.
- Man who can shrink and enlarge himself, and is played by Paul Rudd.
- Big, green, and angry.
- Archer in the avengers with no powers.
- Only says one phrase when speaking.
- God of thunder and son of Odin.
12 Clues: Big, green, and angry. • Wakandan Prince and king • Female avenger with no powers. • God of thunder and son of Odin. • Only says one phrase when speaking. • God of mischief and brother of Thor. • Archer in the avengers with no powers. • Who was a doctor, but became a sorcerer? • A billionaire that is a part of the Avengers. • ...
Movie Characters 2024-01-15
12 Clues: Is always sad. • Loves to swim. • Is a blue dog. • Loves to read. • Wears glass slippers. • Has two best friends. • Shoots bow and arrows. • Red and black fashion. • Was bitten by a spider. • Has a chocolate factory. • Has a best friend named Lucy. • Has a best friend named Ella.
Movie Characters 2024-01-15
12 Clues: Is always sad. • Loves to swim. • Is a blue dog. • Loves to read. • Wears glass slippers. • Has two best friends. • Shoots bow and arrows. • Red and black fashion. • Was bitten by a spider. • Has a chocolate factory. • Has a best friend named Lucy. • Has a best friend named Ella.
Bible Characters 2024-10-14
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- – The mother of Jesus, chosen by God to give birth as a virgin
- – A shepherd boy who became the king of Israel and defeated Goliath with a slingshot.
- – A prophet who performed miracles and stood against the false prophets of Baal, calling fire from heaven
- – The wise king of Israel, son of David, who built the first temple in Jerusalem and wrote many proverbs.
- – Known as the father of faith, he entered into a covenant with God and was promised numerous descendants.
- – Sold into slavery by his brothers, he rose to power in Egypt and saved his family from famine.
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- – Abraham’s wife, who gave birth to Isaac in her old age
- – The son of Abraham and Sarah, whose near-sacrifice by his father tested Abraham’s faith in God.
- – One of Jesus' closest disciples, known for his faith and his role as role as a “stone” upon which the church was established
- – Led the Israelites out of Egypt and received the Ten Commandments from God on Mount Sinai.
- – Built an ark to survive the great flood and preserve life as commanded by God.
- – Once a persecutor of Christians, he became one of the most influential apostles and wrote many New Testament letters.
12 Clues: – Abraham’s wife, who gave birth to Isaac in her old age • – The mother of Jesus, chosen by God to give birth as a virgin • – Built an ark to survive the great flood and preserve life as commanded by God. • – A shepherd boy who became the king of Israel and defeated Goliath with a slingshot. • ...
Bible Characters 2022-04-21
12 Clues: Wise King • first man • Judges 13:24 • built an ark • river in egypt • the ten plagues • one of jacob's youngest son • saw a burning bush exodus 3:2 • faithful to jehovah James 5:11 • israel's first king 1samuel 9:1,2 • the donkey speaks 2peter 2:15, 16 • born tenth plague Exodus 11:1-12:42
Christmas Characters 2025-12-15
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- Father Christmas.
- Santa's helper.
- A reindeer with a shiny red nose.
- Protagonist of A Christmas Carol.
- People singing Christmas songs joyfully from house to house.
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- The divine infant.
- Santa's wife
- Gentiles from the east who came to visit the Christ child.
- A personification of frost or winter weather.
- The most famous Christmas ballet.
- A snowman that came to life.
- Responsible for trying to ruin Christmas.
12 Clues: Santa's wife • Santa's helper. • Father Christmas. • The divine infant. • A snowman that came to life. • The most famous Christmas ballet. • A reindeer with a shiny red nose. • Protagonist of A Christmas Carol. • Responsible for trying to ruin Christmas. • A personification of frost or winter weather. • Gentiles from the east who came to visit the Christ child. • ...
Seedfolks Characters 2026-03-01
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- she is a pregnant teenage girl from Mexico; the garden makes her feel like she can be a good mom
- teenage boy from Guatemala; he has a Tio Juan
- he plants tomatoes for Lateesha to make her love him again
- old man who helps the lima beans; he was a janitor
- old woman who has a stereotype
- young girl from Vietnam; she plants lima beans
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- young boy from Haiti; he plants lettuce with his dad and finds a locket in the garden
- she has arthritis and cannot plant; she sees Kim in the garden once again
- woman who takes garbage to the city
- woman from Korea who is robbed and beaten; the garden makes her feel happy
- she is the nurse for Mr. Myles; she loves the garden
- old man who likes to talk to people; he works with a teen from Puerto Rico to plant pumpkins and holds a contest for water
12 Clues: old woman who has a stereotype • woman who takes garbage to the city • teenage boy from Guatemala; he has a Tio Juan • young girl from Vietnam; she plants lima beans • old man who helps the lima beans; he was a janitor • she is the nurse for Mr. Myles; she loves the garden • he plants tomatoes for Lateesha to make her love him again • ...
VOOZCLUB Characters 2026-04-03
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- / martial arts rabbit, pretty greedy
- / The love intrest of the character who is VOOZ's flagship character. She often chases him.
- / semise cat
- / little animals in cans
- / a chicken wishing to fly
- / very loveable little beagle
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- / The prototypes of the tv show that got scrapped
- / A poodle obbsessed with fashion
- / a girl who has really strong strength and her eyes are squinted.
- / a curious and naive turtle
- / A tv show that was supposed to release in the 2010s, about a rabbit and a turtle.
- / Turkish Angora
12 Clues: / semise cat • / Turkish Angora • / little animals in cans • / a chicken wishing to fly • / a curious and naive turtle • / very loveable little beagle • / A poodle obbsessed with fashion • / martial arts rabbit, pretty greedy • / The prototypes of the tv show that got scrapped • / a girl who has really strong strength and her eyes are squinted. • ...
National Characters 2026-06-12
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- Fonseca, founder of the FSLN political movement.
- C. Sandino, national hero who fought against foreign occupation.
- Castro, national hero famous for throwing a stone at an enemy soldier.
- Aráuz, telegraph operator and wife of Sandino.
- Zeledón, national hero who defended Nicaragua.
- Dolores Estrada, military leader in the Battle of San Jacinto.
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- Barrios de Chamorro, first woman president of Nicaragua.
- Argüello, world boxing champion from Nicaragua.
- Darío, famous Nicaraguan poet and writer.
- de la Selva, Nicaraguan poet and writer.
- Cardenal, famous poet and Catholic priest.
- Martínez, famous Nicaraguan baseball player.
12 Clues: de la Selva, Nicaraguan poet and writer. • Darío, famous Nicaraguan poet and writer. • Cardenal, famous poet and Catholic priest. • Martínez, famous Nicaraguan baseball player. • Aráuz, telegraph operator and wife of Sandino. • Zeledón, national hero who defended Nicaragua. • Argüello, world boxing champion from Nicaragua. • ...
Media Products 2024-09-24
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- A well-placed __________ effect can dramatically change the impact of a scene, such as adding suspense or excitement.
- In Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, the __________ elements help to create a unique artistic style that draws from both animation and comic books.
- SFX (Special Effects) are practical effects created during filming, while VFX (Visual Effects) are added __________ in post-production.
- An example of __________ in a film could include background music that enhances the emotional tone of a scene.
- The film Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse incorporates __________ elements, including comic book visuals and animated characters.
- In a film, __________ refers to the recorded sounds and spoken dialogue that bring the characters to life.
- The music in a film can help to set the mood and enhance the viewer's __________.
- The visual storytelling in comics often relies on __________, where panels guide the reader through the narrative.
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- Using __________ effects can make animated characters appear more lifelike or enhance the action in a scene.
- In Space Jam: A New Legacy, the live-action world is referred to as the "real world," while the world of cartoon characters is called the __________ universe.
- The integration of music in films can also involve the use of __________, which includes popular songs to enhance scenes.
- In animation, characters and scenes are created using __________ techniques.
- Animation can be created using various styles, such as 3D ________ animation and stop-motion.
- The combination of animation and live-action video is seen in the film Space Jam: A New Legacy, where characters like Bugs Bunny interact with __________ actors.
- Comics and graphic novels often use __________ to convey sound effects and character thoughts.
- Blending different media types can create a __________ experience for the audience, making it more engaging and memorable.
16 Clues: In animation, characters and scenes are created using __________ techniques. • The music in a film can help to set the mood and enhance the viewer's __________. • Animation can be created using various styles, such as 3D ________ animation and stop-motion. • Comics and graphic novels often use __________ to convey sound effects and character thoughts. • ...
Harry Potter 2019-11-25
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- School of Witchcraft and Wizardry
- Giant that lives in the grounds of Hogwarts
- Yellow House at Hogwarts
- Green House at Hogwarts
- Head Master of Hogwarts
- Main Characters male bestfriend
- Main Character of the series
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- Broom Stick Game
- Red House at Hogwarts
- Dark Lord
- Main Characters female bestfriend
- Blue House at Hogwarts
12 Clues: Dark Lord • Broom Stick Game • Red House at Hogwarts • Blue House at Hogwarts • Green House at Hogwarts • Head Master of Hogwarts • Yellow House at Hogwarts • Main Character of the series • Main Characters male bestfriend • School of Witchcraft and Wizardry • Main Characters female bestfriend • Giant that lives in the grounds of Hogwarts
"The year my life broke" 2022-08-02
10 Clues: name=colour • sport teacher • under 14s team • main character • Marsden Author • Josh's new town • Bankrupt company • main characters sister • main characters brother • main sport played in the book
The Crucible - Characters 2014-10-28
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- A man from Salem who acts as a clerk of the court during the witch trials.
- Parris' slave from Barbados
- The minister of Salem’s church. He is a paranoid, power-hungry, yet oddly self-pitying figure.
- Francis Nurse's wife, she was hung because she did not want to confess.
- Proctor's wife. She fired Abigail.
- A young minister and expert on witchcraft.
- The only child of the Putnam's that survived.
- The marshal of Salem.
- John Proctor's new servant and a member of Abigail's group of girls.
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- A recent convert and a farmer not known for his intelligence
- A wealthy influential man in Salem, he holds a grudge against Francis Nurse and uses the trials to kill his neighbors and get their land.
- A wealthy influential man in Salem, he was respected by many people. He was also enemies with the Putnam's.
- Antagonist of the story. Had an affair with Proctor.
- Protagonist of the story. Also married to Elizabeth.
- Giles Corey's third wife.
- Parris' daughter, who gets sick after dancing in the woods with Abigail and drinking blood.
- The deputy governor of Massachusetts and the presiding judge at the witch trials.
- One of the girls in Abigail's group.
- Thomas Putnam's wife. Gave birth to eight children but only one survived.
19 Clues: The marshal of Salem. • Giles Corey's third wife. • Parris' slave from Barbados • Proctor's wife. She fired Abigail. • One of the girls in Abigail's group. • A young minister and expert on witchcraft. • The only child of the Putnam's that survived. • Antagonist of the story. Had an affair with Proctor. • Protagonist of the story. Also married to Elizabeth. • ...
Shakespeare's Macbeth, Characters 2023-02-06
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- toad familiar
- evil ruthless
- disloyal traitor
- loyal murdered
- gray cat
- serves king
- messenger nobleman
- son England
- flees Banquo's son
- prophecies familiars
- messenger loyal
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- king murdered
- bloodied recounts battle
- benevolent leader
- hero loyal
- flees Ireland
- suspects Macbeth
- unstable treasonous
- Man omens strange occurrences
- fears ghost
- mbush kill
- Macbeth doubts Macbeth
22 Clues: gray cat • hero loyal • mbush kill • serves king • fears ghost • son England • king murdered • toad familiar • evil ruthless • flees Ireland • loyal murdered • messenger loyal • disloyal traitor • suspects Macbeth • benevolent leader • messenger nobleman • flees Banquo's son • unstable treasonous • prophecies familiars • Macbeth doubts Macbeth • bloodied recounts battle • Man omens strange occurrences
Revolutionary Characters Crossword 2017-10-10
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- Thomas Jeffersons affair
- two-term limit written in...
- Franklin ______ in 1790
- Where was Thomas Paine born?
- 1754 city plan
- Wrote the Declaration of Independence
- Oldest Revolutionary Character
- In 1802 Paine returned to...
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- known as public intellect
- Important works of political thoughts
- Washington's Plantation
- Book that attacks Christianity
- Americas first President
- Fraction of enslaved people
- Doubled size of the country
- Thomas Jefferson was born where?
- Washington ______ in 1796
- Challenged authority of British Government
- Jeffersons political party
19 Clues: 1754 city plan • Washington's Plantation • Franklin ______ in 1790 • Thomas Jeffersons affair • Americas first President • known as public intellect • Washington ______ in 1796 • Jeffersons political party • Fraction of enslaved people • Doubled size of the country • two-term limit written in... • Where was Thomas Paine born? • In 1802 Paine returned to... • ...
movies and characters 2019-08-19
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- land of the dead
- has a big animal as the main character
- has a part one and is a pixar movie
- takes place in the water
- luz
- cool car in this movie
- animal in the garden
- christmas movie
- has a baby as the main character
- has a princess
- fish movie like
- famous disney character
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- zoo
- poppy
- always cold and winter
- all about animals
- common toy at home and also a place people visit
- in and out burger (think of in and out not the burger)
- character with a cape
19 Clues: zoo • luz • poppy • has a princess • christmas movie • fish movie like • land of the dead • all about animals • animal in the garden • character with a cape • always cold and winter • cool car in this movie • famous disney character • takes place in the water • has a baby as the main character • has a part one and is a pixar movie • has a big animal as the main character • ...
harry potter characters 2023-10-26
20 Clues: BFG • dog • cat • baby • snake • winter • plants • linguini • eats paper • dead badger • evil barbie • zeus' weapon • space cheese • daddy's money • anti pinocchio • type of pontiac • theres two of him • theres two of him • lord of the rings • they get lost in the wash
Describing Characters Crossword 2024-09-13
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- Pleasant and attractive.
- Brave and willing to face danger.
- Willing to follow orders.
- Someone who hurts people or animals.
- Avoiding effort or work.
- Is liked by everyone and gets a lot of attention.
- Showing good manners and respect.
- Enjoy telling people what to do.
- Sensible and easily hurt by other people.
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- Willing to take risks.
- Someone who tells a lot of lies.
- Reliable and accountable.
- Someone who is selfish and wants more than is needed.
- Someone who is kind, quiet and not violent.
- Someone who likes to know everything about others.
- Bad-tempered and irritable.
- Taking great care to avoid mistakes.
- Changing emotions unpredictably and often.
- Someone who supports others.
19 Clues: Willing to take risks. • Pleasant and attractive. • Avoiding effort or work. • Reliable and accountable. • Willing to follow orders. • Bad-tempered and irritable. • Someone who supports others. • Someone who tells a lot of lies. • Enjoy telling people what to do. • Brave and willing to face danger. • Showing good manners and respect. • Someone who hurts people or animals. • ...
Stranger Things Characters 2025-11-19
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- The villain in season 2 does not like this
- Chief of Hawkins Police
- Lucas' sister
- He had a demodog as a pet.
- Girl with psychic powers
- At first you think he's a jerk, but he's not
- Smaller demogorgon
- Mind-controlling monster
- Will’s determined mother
- He disappeared in the first season.
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- Eleven’s favorite snack
- Creature from the Upside Down
- Eleven's father
- Name of the town
- Parallel dark dimension
- Eleven’s best friend
- Eleven’s power to move objects
- Brave older sister
- New girl (season 2) and skateboarding expert
19 Clues: Lucas' sister • Eleven's father • Name of the town • Brave older sister • Smaller demogorgon • Eleven’s best friend • Eleven’s favorite snack • Chief of Hawkins Police • Parallel dark dimension • Girl with psychic powers • Mind-controlling monster • Will’s determined mother • He had a demodog as a pet. • Creature from the Upside Down • Eleven’s power to move objects • ...
Oliver Twist characters 2025-10-14
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- an evil relative of Oliver
- the Artful Dodger
- kind servant of Brownlow
- spy who follows Nancy
- in love with Rose
- overseer of the orphanage
- protagonist of story
- witness to the attempted burglary
- one of Fagin's gang members
- Board member who sat on a high chair
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- an undertaker
- presiding judge
- key character who redeems herself
- maid of the Sowerberry's
- Brownlow's gruff friend
- the Jew
- violent associate of Fagin
- robbed by Dawkins and Bates
- a beadle
19 Clues: the Jew • a beadle • an undertaker • presiding judge • the Artful Dodger • in love with Rose • protagonist of story • spy who follows Nancy • Brownlow's gruff friend • kind servant of Brownlow • maid of the Sowerberry's • overseer of the orphanage • an evil relative of Oliver • violent associate of Fagin • robbed by Dawkins and Bates • one of Fagin's gang members • ...
The Pixelated Past 2024-11-26
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- The first cartoon, starring Mickey Mouse, to feature synchronised sound.
- What was the last Disney animated film that Walt Disney was personally involved in?
- The First animated feature film
- The process of blending two images seamlessly, first introduced in the 1980s
- which popular movie did the phrase "Anyone can cook!" come from?
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- ___________ are images, videos, or audio which are edited or generated using artificial intelligence tools, and which may depict real or non-existent people
- The iconic Disney movie from 1989 that used CGI to create stunning underwater visuals. (3 words)
- A booklet that portrays an animated scene when flipped through rapidly
8 Clues: The First animated feature film • which popular movie did the phrase "Anyone can cook!" come from? • A booklet that portrays an animated scene when flipped through rapidly • The first cartoon, starring Mickey Mouse, to feature synchronised sound. • The process of blending two images seamlessly, first introduced in the 1980s • ...
DISNEY 2021-09-11
Disney 2021-05-04
6 Clues: cowboy in toy story. • The Lion King's name. • Little Mermaid's name. • Lightning ____, from Cars. • Disney star who must be home by midnight. • ___ Bell, star of her own 2008 Disney movie.
Disney 2022-10-10
Disney 2022-10-10
Disney 2023-12-02
6 Clues: He is a deer • He is a Snowman • He is a bear pilot • He is a blue heeler • He is a Disney mouse • A character from Frozen with the name that start with E
Disney 2023-09-16
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- the villan from robin hood The villan from robin hood
- The princess taking over splash mountain The princess taking over splash mountain
- Mickeys dog Mickeys dog
- An angry duck He's an angry duck
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- home of the famous country bear jamboree Home of the famous country bear jamboree
- The fastest ride in disney The fastest ride in disney
6 Clues: ...
Disney 2023-09-10
6 Clues: It means no worries • What sven love to eat • The magical act that revives Aurora • The lion who wants to take the throne • The character brought to life by Elsa's magic • The object responsible for the princess deep sleep
Disney 2024-08-26
disney 2025-09-06
6 Clues: Disney’s “The ___ King”. (LION) • Funny snowman from Frozen. (OLAF) • The little mermaid’s name. (ARIEL) • Disney’s most famous mouse. (MICKEY) • Woody’s best friend, the space ranger. (BUZZ) • Princess with very long hair in Tangled. (RAPUNZEL)
DISNEY 2026-02-26
6 Clues: ΖΕΙ ΜΕ ΝΑΝΟΥΣ • ΕΧΑΣΕ ΕΝΑ ΓΟΒΑΚΙ • ΕΙΝΑΙ ΠΡΑΣΙΝΟΣ Κ ΜΠΙΧΛΑΣ • ΕΙΝΑΙ ΑΣΠΡΟΣ ΚΑΙ ΕΧΕΙ ΕΝΑ ΚΑΡΟΤΟ • ΞΑΝΔΙΑ ΜΑΛΙΑ ΚΑΙ ΕΧΕΙ ΕΝΑ ΧΑΜΕΛΕΟΝΤΑ • ΤΗΣ ΑΡΕΣΕΙ Η ΘΑΛΑΣΣΑ ΚΑΙ ΕΧΕΙ ΜΙΑ ΚΟΤΑ
Drama Vocabulary 2026-02-26
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- The consequence will give the character a reason to pursue the objective throughout the play
- Hints, delivered through the characters’ lines and/or actions, of events to come that help create an air of suspense in the play.
- A literary editor of a theater who consults author
- Objects used by an actor in a performance
- A line/scene that is performed without any preparation
- A characters goals or desire
- A level of meaning implicit or underlying the surface of a script
- When an actor has memorized his or her lines enough to not carry his or her script in hand
- the environment in which a play’s action takes place
- Pages that contain only the lines or part of a scene that an actor is to use for an audition
- The beginning of a play, introduces characters and conflict
- A character's style is established by the way he or she speaks and acts
- The sense that the events of play and the actions of the characters are progressing in a believable and psychologically motivated way
- A figure who undertakes the action of the plot
- Specific stage movements by actors/Position of actors on stage
- Performing a monologue or scene in an audition without ever having read it
- Division of an act of a play
- A speech or portion of a play in which only one character speaks
- What happens in a play
- A signal that alerts an actor to speak
- The point at which the conflict explodes
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- Sometimes contrasted with comedies/Usually more serious
- the sequence of events that take place in a story
- The person who stages the production
- When an actor improvises or makes up dialogue during a scene
- Information included in the script by the playwright which provides
- The way in which a character sees the world.
- Reason(s) that drive a character to think, act or speak in a certain way
- What the character is wearing
- A conversation between two or more characters
- An added element to a story that makes the main conflict more difficult for the main character
- The conclusion or ending of the play
- A struggle between opposing forces
- The particular time and place in which the play takes place
- Major Division in the action of a play
- The play’s central idea
- The structure of a story
- When actors read through the entire script with all involved artists present
- The way language is used
- A problem that gets in the way
- Rhythm of sounds integrated into a play script
- The playwright’s attitude toward the characters and situations in the script
- Brief trial performance by an actor, singer,or dancer
43 Clues: What happens in a play • The play’s central idea • The structure of a story • The way language is used • A characters goals or desire • Division of an act of a play • What the character is wearing • A problem that gets in the way • A struggle between opposing forces • The person who stages the production • The conclusion or ending of the play • ...
Lit Terms 2024-12-19
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- Character a literary or dramatic character who undergoes little or no inner change
- figure of speech in which exaggeration is used to express strong emotion, make a point, or create humor
- the person telling the story
- the end of the story
- the time and the place of the story
- the main events of the story
- of Conflict Man vs Man, Man vs Nature, Man vs Society, Man vs Self
- narrator is outside the story and know all the characters thoughts and feelings, why they act certain ways, and can reveal any or all events
- a person who actively opposes or is hostile to someone or something
- referring to literature, art, history, or pop culture
- Character a literary or dramatic character who undergoes an important inner change
- the main idea the author tries to get across to the reader
- the struggle between two opposing forces that lies at the center of a plot in a story or a drama
- Irony the audience knows or understands something that the character or characters do not
- contains the characters and setting
- the turning point
- Action the part of the story that builds interest
- the contrast between what is and what should be
- the feeling of a piece of literature
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- when something or someone represents something or someone else
- the narrator is not part of the story and does not know what the characters feel, uses he, she, they, them
- the leading character or a major character in a drama, movie, novel, or other
- outside but reveals the thought of only one character
- an interruption in the chronological narrative that tells about something in detail as it occurred that happened before that point in the story or before the story began
- inanimate objects take on human characteristics
- Conflict a conflict that exists when a character struggles against some outside force
- Conflict a conflict that exists within a character torn between opposing feelings or goals
- comparing two like things using "like" or "as"
- Irony the result of an action is the reverse of what is expected. The reader is just as surprised as the characters.
- the narrator addresses the reader, uses you, and we
- the story is told from the point of view of one of the characters, uses I
- an expression that has a figurative meaning that is completely different from its literal meaning
- comparing two unlike things
- Action the part of the story that brings it to a close
- the picture that forms in the reader's mind as they read
35 Clues: the turning point • the end of the story • comparing two unlike things • the person telling the story • the main events of the story • the time and the place of the story • contains the characters and setting • the feeling of a piece of literature • comparing two like things using "like" or "as" • inanimate objects take on human characteristics • ...
Popular movies 2026-03-10
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- Charlie Chaplin silent film released in 1931
- 1931 horror film about a famous vampire
- Disney movie about a flying elephant
- 1931 monster movie based on Mary Shelley’s novel
- Disney’s 1937 animated movie about a princess and seven dwarfs
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- 1939 movie where Dorothy travels to a magical land
- 1933 film about a giant ape on Skull Island
- Classic 1939 western starring John Wayne
- Popular early 1940s film often shown during the era
- Disney film about a wooden puppet who wants to be a real boy
10 Clues: Disney movie about a flying elephant • 1931 horror film about a famous vampire • Classic 1939 western starring John Wayne • 1933 film about a giant ape on Skull Island • Charlie Chaplin silent film released in 1931 • 1931 monster movie based on Mary Shelley’s novel • 1939 movie where Dorothy travels to a magical land • ...
Grade 7 Literature Crossword 2022-03-31
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- a personality adjective that describes someone who knows lots of things and is good at learning
- a person, animal, being, creature, or thing in a story. Writers use _________ to perform the actions and speak dialogue, moving the story along a plot line.
- stories, poems and plays, especially those that are considered to have value as art and not just entertainment
- this type of adjective describes a person's character
- the past tense form of 'laugh'
- this is a character in a story who is presented as the chief enemy of the protagonist.
- this is the problem or challenge main characters need to solve to achieve their goals.
- a personality adjective that describes someone who works very hard
- a personality adjective that describes someone who doesn't like to work
- a personality adjective that describes someone who makes people laugh often
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- the lesson or message that the writer wants readers to know from reading the story
- this is the time and geographic location of a story (both fiction and non-fiction).
- a personality adjective that describes someone who has bad manners
- this type of adjective describes things we can see, hear, smell, taste and touch
- this is the main character or principal character or group of characters in a story. The _________ is usually at the center of the story.
- this is the sequence of events that make up a story, whether it’s told, written, filmed or sung.
- the past tense form of 'cry'
- a personality adjective that describes someone who isn't organized and makes a mess
- stories that teach a moral lesson, often with animals or objects as characters.
- a personality adjective that describes someone who is mean to others
- a personality adjective that describes someone who talks a lot
21 Clues: the past tense form of 'cry' • the past tense form of 'laugh' • this type of adjective describes a person's character • a personality adjective that describes someone who talks a lot • a personality adjective that describes someone who has bad manners • a personality adjective that describes someone who works very hard • ...
Theatre History Test-geboy 2023-03-02
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- greatist dramatist of all time
- term used for creators of theatre
- an attempt to revive the simplicity and humanism of ancient greek drama
- large circular arenas that were surrounded by tiers of seats
- was largely an imitation of greek theatre, a comic representations
- only person to attempt something close to a play
- allowed his characters to question fate and the wills of the gods
- plays that showed the clash between the will of the gods and the ambitions and desires of humanity
- form the center of interests in shakespeare's plays
- based on greek mythology-rife with pranks, sight gags, and general merriment
- three plays related by theme, myth, or characters
- where actors changed masks and costumes
- was more interested in people's lives over religious views of his day
- abstract characters that represent abstract qualities
- god of fertility, wine, and theatre
- performances were held in the open on hillsides surrounding a circular area
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- comedy of the profession
- considered nothing sacred and was a skilled satirist
- teaches the difference between right and wrong in the context of the devil and God battling for souls
- combines words, dance, and music that are rhythmically coordinated to the events of the story
- doll theatre
- human sorrow and compassion
- only morality play still performed to this day
- incorporates aspects of the five main types of drama in China
- special humorous bits of stage business, usually set apart from the main action
- expanded the number of actors and reduced and reduced the size of the chorus
- father of tragedy
- the first actor
- plays about historical events and moral conflicts in relationships of the heart
- the word that tragedy originated from
- only suriving greek trilogy to this day
31 Clues: doll theatre • the first actor • father of tragedy • comedy of the profession • human sorrow and compassion • greatist dramatist of all time • term used for creators of theatre • god of fertility, wine, and theatre • the word that tragedy originated from • only suriving greek trilogy to this day • where actors changed masks and costumes • ...
6th Lit Review for Exam 2021-05-20
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- An item used by characters or in the set of a drama
- A brief statement made by a character to the audience
- This character looked up to his older brother
- These Americans were interned during World War II.
- hero A protagonist with an imperfection that leads to his downfall
- The author of the script
- A division of an act in a drama
- Elie Wiesel received this prize for his work.
- A major division of a drama
- This president gave in to pressure to treat a group of Americans unjustly during World War II.
- A drama in which the protagonist wins
- This character was sentenced to death for speaking out against the king and his laws
- Stan’s boss demanded a letter of ___.
- A long speech by one character to other characters
- A story written in the form of a play to be performed
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- Stan said his father told him to stand up for his ___.
- Anne Sullivan’s childhood name was Miss ____.
- directions Notes in a script describing characters’ appearance or actions
- The written version of a drama
- Friedl’s secret lessons helped students express their ___.
- This was an important character was treated unfairly but had no dialogue in the excerpt in the textbook
- Anne Sullivan was cured from being ___ as a child.
- A dram in which the protagonist loses
- The physical location where a drama is performed
- This character stood up to an unfair boss.
- A speech by one character that is heard by the audience
- The king mocked this character for trusting his friend
- conversation between characters
- A harsh, cruel ruler who does not consider the well-being of his subjects
- Ruri’s bracelet was a ___ of friendship.
- Captain ___ was excited about Anne coming to work with his daughter.
31 Clues: The author of the script • A major division of a drama • The written version of a drama • A division of an act in a drama • conversation between characters • A dram in which the protagonist loses • A drama in which the protagonist wins • Stan’s boss demanded a letter of ___. • Ruri’s bracelet was a ___ of friendship. • This character stood up to an unfair boss. • ...
CROSSWORD PUZZLE 2022-09-08
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- In what type of folktale does exaggerated events, characters and adventure belong?
- It is a type of writing where factual evidences are present and is aiming to inform the readers.
- A famous example for this genre is J. K. Rowling's Harry Potter series.
- It is a composition that tells a story of a particular individual.
- It is a belief, custom and stories that are passed by generations using mouth.
- Stories that resembles true to life events but has fictional characters.
- These are stories where characters are played by animals.
- What do you call a short piece of writing that has a specific topic that is limited or focused on a personal point of view.
- One of the famous examples of this genre is Romeo and Juliet
- It is a story where characters, events, places, etc. are made-up.
- What do you call a broad genre of writing that has factual evidences and true to life events.
- It is a composition where events are played by actors and contains dialogues and scenes.
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- Typically a children's story that contains magical lands and enchanting events that's full og learnings.
- It is a type of writing where it aims to convince the readers on the author's perspective.
- In which subgenre does scientific innovation and modern evolution belong?
- In which subgenre does stories with events that occurred in the past belong?
- It is a story that contains symbolic origin concerning early history of people.
- A traditional story that has been passed by generations yet unauthenticated.
- An example for this genre are poems and verse.
- It aims to induce laughter and humor in a form of entertaining its readers.
20 Clues: An example for this genre are poems and verse. • These are stories where characters are played by animals. • One of the famous examples of this genre is Romeo and Juliet • It is a story where characters, events, places, etc. are made-up. • It is a composition that tells a story of a particular individual. • ...
EXTRA CREDIT: Author Study Vocabulary 2024-01-16
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- form of literary expression characterized by the use of rhythmic and metaphorical language to evoke emotions and convey meaning
- narrates and reflects on their own life experiences in literary form
- literary works that are based on imaginative and invented stories rather than factual events
- involves elements of magic, supernatural beings, and imaginary worlds, often departing from reality
- literature that is intended for performance and typically involves dialogue and conflict between characters
- intended to convince or persuade the reader to adopt a particular point of view or take a specific action
- presents information, explains a topic, or provides an analysis in a clear and organized manner
- portrays situations, characters, and events that could happen in the real world, often reflecting everyday life
- specializes in creating fictional stories and characters in novel form
- tells a story and typically includes elements like characters, setting, plot, and resolution
- features mysterious settings, supernatural elements, and a gloomy atmosphere to evoke feelings of terror and suspense
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- writes plays, scripts, or dramatic works intended for performance on stage
- writes a detailed account of someone's life, highlighting significant events and achievements
- explores and presents ideas, opinions, or reflections in a formal and structured manner
- uses symbols and metaphorical language to convey deeper meanings beyond the literal interpretation of the words
- create a vivid and detailed portrayal of a person, place, or thing through the use of sensory details
- fiction characterized by suspense, intrigue, and the solving of a puzzling or unknown event
- expresses emotions and ideas through the use of rhythm and language in verse
- writes books, articles, or other literary works
- present factual information, real events, and accurate accounts of the world
20 Clues: writes books, articles, or other literary works • narrates and reflects on their own life experiences in literary form • specializes in creating fictional stories and characters in novel form • writes plays, scripts, or dramatic works intended for performance on stage • expresses emotions and ideas through the use of rhythm and language in verse • ...
Literary Terms 2026-01-20
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- Two opposites combined.
- No punctuation at the end.
- a monologue spoken to the audience, often while the character is alone on stage
- A figure of speech which is an exaggeration.
- Line Punctuation is at the end of it.
- When Shakespeare rhymes, it’s usually in couplets, two consecutive lines of poetry that rhyme.
- Irony The tension, humor, or suspense created by a situation in which the audience knows something the character or characters do not know.
- 14 line poem that is usually written in iambic pentameter and that has one of several rhyme schemes.
- A brief reference to something outside of the text, such as a person, event, or place
- Applying human elements or qualities to non-human things.
- Words spoken by a character, not intended to be heard by other characters on stage
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- a comparison that does not use like or as.
- an inappropriateness of speech resulting from the use of one word for another which resembles it.
- Verse Unrhymed Iambic Pentameter. The lines are unrhymed and 10 syllables long. They have alternating stresses
- Play on the multiple meanings of a word or on two words that sound alike but have different meanings.
- Keywords repeated in the course of a speech or conversation for the sake of emphasis.
- Lines lines split between two characters, typically each character speaks five beats.
- A comparison that uses like or as.
- A character that is set up as a contrast to another so that each will stand out vividly.
- long, uninterrupted speech that is spoken in the presence of other characters.
- PROSE is spoken for the most part by common people
21 Clues: Two opposites combined. • No punctuation at the end. • A comparison that uses like or as. • Line Punctuation is at the end of it. • a comparison that does not use like or as. • A figure of speech which is an exaggeration. • PROSE is spoken for the most part by common people • Applying human elements or qualities to non-human things. • ...
Literary Terms A-D 2024-09-26
Across
- A _____ is a long narrative poem that was usually sung
- struggles in literature
- the ___ appeared on stage un the Greek theater to make comments on the events in the play
- is what a word implies
- In classical tragedy, the resolution to the plot is called the
- repetition of beginning consonant sounds as in Dickenson's " Success is Counted Sweetest"
- Characters that change are
- Norman Mailer's book about Marylyn Manroe is called
- a brief story told to entertain
- Character we usually call the bad guy
- a/an ___ is a point by point comparison between
- In Shakespeare's play play characters often turn and speak to the audience or just on character on stage. This is called a/an
- The two consecutive rhyming lines of poetry usually at the end of the stanza is called a
- Trying to make a decision about your life is a/an _ conflict
Down
- is what a word means
- unrhymed poetry written with an alternating pattern of stressed and unstressed
- Repetition of consonant sounds within words such as Whitman's "when I head the learn'd astronomer"
- A problem with another person is a/an __ conflict
- The Diary of Anne Frank is a/an
- the turning point in the story
- Characters like the nurse in The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet are there to provide
- "in the time of my life, my bride, my lovely ivy," is an example of
- Characters that stay the same
- references to historical, literary, biblical, places, or events
- There's a nice little green "un over thar on that thar bench" is
- While books are divided into chapters, plays are divided into
26 Clues: is what a word means • is what a word implies • struggles in literature • Characters that change are • Characters that stay the same • the turning point in the story • The Diary of Anne Frank is a/an • a brief story told to entertain • Character we usually call the bad guy • a/an ___ is a point by point comparison between • A problem with another person is a/an __ conflict • ...
Literary Terms 2024-11-13
Across
- Type of conflict, A struggle between a character and an outside force
- point of view,The narrator primarily shows the feelings or thoughts of one character
- Type of irony, A speaker says one thing, but means the opposite. Sarcasm.
- point of view, the narrator addresses the reader directly using the pronoun "you"
- Type of irony, The audience knows something that a character does not.
- the sequence of events in a literary work
- Events after the climax, leading to the resolution
- A narrative device, often used at the beginning of a work that provides necessary background information about the characters and their circumstances.
- Type of conflict, A struggle between opposing needs, desires, or emotions within a single character
- point of view, the narrator knows all of the thoughts and feelings of all of the characters in a work
Down
- point of view,The narrator is an outsider who can report only what he or she sees and hears. This narrator can tell us what is happening, but he can't tell us the thoughts of the characters.
- the main character, the central focus in a literary work, that drives the story forward
- Type of irony, An outcome that turns out to be very different from what was expected
- a writer of a book, article, or report.
- The time and place of a story
- Central idea, or message, of a work of literature
- End of the story where loose ends are tied up
- the turning point of the story
- point of view, Told from the viewpoint of one of the characters using the pronouns "I" and We"
- The character or thing who gets in the way of the protagonist. This will often cause conflict in the story
- Events leading up to the climax
21 Clues: The time and place of a story • the turning point of the story • Events leading up to the climax • a writer of a book, article, or report. • the sequence of events in a literary work • End of the story where loose ends are tied up • Central idea, or message, of a work of literature • Events after the climax, leading to the resolution • ...
