disney characters Crossword Puzzles
The Kill Order (By James Dashner). 2024-10-10
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- First to die because of the virus
- A boy that Teresa meets in the end
- The main characters love interest
- Where the main characters live
- A giant vehicle that flies
- The name that Deedee gets later
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- The little girl that the main cast saves
- Former Military nurse
- The name of the virus
- Where the PFC main tower is located
- The main character
- The cause of the apocalypse
- The coalition that helps people
- Former soldier
- Where the main character lived
15 Clues: Former soldier • The main character • Former Military nurse • The name of the virus • A giant vehicle that flies • The cause of the apocalypse • Where the main characters live • Where the main character lived • The coalition that helps people • The name that Deedee gets later • First to die because of the virus • The main characters love interest • A boy that Teresa meets in the end • ...
TechSperience (March 30 @ CY Middle School 6-8pm) 2017-03-22
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- facial expression icons created with typed characters to express emotions or mood.
- web address
- a social media platform that uses 140 characters
- external hard drive that doesn’t have a physical location
- technology event on March 30
- a tool to navigate the web
- used to give device power
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- information stored on computer
- moves cursor on computer
- code that corrupts files
- social media platform for videos
- an electronic tool
- location of TechSperience
- small file stored on a user’s computer
- short-range wireless interconnection of devices
- the web
16 Clues: the web • web address • an electronic tool • moves cursor on computer • code that corrupts files • location of TechSperience • used to give device power • a tool to navigate the web • technology event on March 30 • information stored on computer • social media platform for videos • small file stored on a user’s computer • short-range wireless interconnection of devices • ...
Film Techniques 2022-03-01
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- natural sounds that occur in the film
- What the characters wear.
- Bright lighting without many shadows
- What the characters say
- sounds that can't be heard in the film
- Dimmer lighting with lots of shadows
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- Taken of a subject or object at close range
- Looks up at a subject in the frame.
- The camera points down at your subject
- A shot of characters from the waist up
10 Clues: What the characters say • What the characters wear. • Looks up at a subject in the frame. • Bright lighting without many shadows • Dimmer lighting with lots of shadows • natural sounds that occur in the film • The camera points down at your subject • A shot of characters from the waist up • sounds that can't be heard in the film • Taken of a subject or object at close range
Song for a Whale 2021-03-15
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- what whale is the main character obsessed with?
- what is her favorite radio?
- who is the scientists she has been emailing?
- where did they go to see the whale?
- who is the author
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- what is the name of the main characters best friend?
- the title is...
- when you cannot hear you are....
- where does the main characters mom think she is going?
- what is the main characters name?
10 Clues: the title is... • who is the author • what is her favorite radio? • when you cannot hear you are.... • what is the main characters name? • where did they go to see the whale? • who is the scientists she has been emailing? • what whale is the main character obsessed with? • what is the name of the main characters best friend? • ...
Novel Terms 2025-02-25
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- a mix of historical facts and made up characters
- hints of action yet to come
- a reference to a well known person, place, or event
- divisions in a novel
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- the method by which and author develops characters
- the main character
- the character or force in conflict with the main character
- talk between the characters
- the feeling created in the reader by the literary work
- a long work of fiction
10 Clues: the main character • divisions in a novel • a long work of fiction • talk between the characters • hints of action yet to come • a mix of historical facts and made up characters • the method by which and author develops characters • a reference to a well known person, place, or event • the feeling created in the reader by the literary work • ...
Films 2021-12-09
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- Forrest _
- Musical John Travolta
- National Lampoons
- The _ Man
- _ Park
- Disney Music
- Back To The -
- scariest film of all time The _
- The _ Of Oz
- John Carpenter's 1978
- "Say hello to my little friend"
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- One Flew Over The _ Nest
- The _ Club
- A _ Story
- _ Harry
- sinking ship
- great white shark
- E.T. The Extra _
- The _ Before Christmas
- The _ "Never say die"
20 Clues: _ Park • _ Harry • Forrest _ • The _ Man • A _ Story • The _ Club • The _ Of Oz • sinking ship • Disney Music • Back To The - • E.T. The Extra _ • National Lampoons • great white shark • Musical John Travolta • The _ "Never say die" • John Carpenter's 1978 • The _ Before Christmas • One Flew Over The _ Nest • scariest film of all time The _ • "Say hello to my little friend"
Travel 2023-11-08
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- Joshua tree
- favourite place
- chilli hot chocolate
- waterfall accom
- Boston enemy
- scuba diving
- Brooklyn
- theatre
- stinger
- unique accomodation
- saved a bird
- least favourite place
- tastes like magic
- where dreams come true
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- happiest photo
- river tour
- restaurant from show
- music
- Dan bad experience
- warm belly
- locked up
- Observatory
- first holiday
- steep hill
- snorkeling
25 Clues: music • theatre • stinger • Brooklyn • locked up • river tour • warm belly • steep hill • snorkeling • Joshua tree • Observatory • Boston enemy • scuba diving • saved a bird • first holiday • happiest photo • favourite place • waterfall accom • tastes like magic • Dan bad experience • unique accomodation • restaurant from show • chilli hot chocolate • least favourite place • where dreams come true
Class Crossword 2023-05-19
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- Ms.Dejesus' helper
- Moved from Colorado
- Loves Harry Potter
- Loves to draw
- Loves Disney
- Newest student
- Baseball player
- Akbar's friend
- Ms.Dejesus says his name a lot
- Twin brother in Mrs. Rickie class
- Miguel's friend
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- Line leader
- Loves Anime
- Sophia's friend
- Little brother named Adam
- Tallest girl in our class
- Happiest boy
- Speaks only spanish
- Zoe's friend
- Soccer player
20 Clues: Line leader • Loves Anime • Happiest boy • Loves Disney • Zoe's friend • Loves to draw • Soccer player • Newest student • Akbar's friend • Sophia's friend • Baseball player • Miguel's friend • Ms.Dejesus' helper • Loves Harry Potter • Moved from Colorado • Speaks only spanish • Little brother named Adam • Tallest girl in our class • Ms.Dejesus says his name a lot • Twin brother in Mrs. Rickie class
Kim's Birthday Surprise 2023-03-13
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- location of shrimp's heart
- 10th month
- Linda Larkin movie
- Youngest Walton girl
- Blob of toothpaste
- Kim's birthplace
- Pumpkin Pie essential
- 1st name SaltnPepa
- Pakistan capital
- 1973 Disney movie
- Mexican president
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- Kim's husband
- Oldest National Park
- Rapunzel Movie
- Fear of close holes
- Wonderwoman
- 1978 comic
- Disappointed sound
- Movie, Finding
- Mean girl Little House on Prairie
- Language spoken in German
21 Clues: 10th month • 1978 comic • Wonderwoman • Kim's husband • Rapunzel Movie • Movie, Finding • Kim's birthplace • Pakistan capital • 1973 Disney movie • Mexican president • Linda Larkin movie • Disappointed sound • Blob of toothpaste • 1st name SaltnPepa • Fear of close holes • Oldest National Park • Youngest Walton girl • Pumpkin Pie essential • Language spoken in German • location of shrimp's heart • ...
Jeanett og Jacobs bryllup 2025-05-18
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- Beliggenhed for kirken
- Gommens arbejdsplads
- Stenen i brudens vielsesring
- Gommens yndlingskarakter
- Beliggenhed for forsamlingshuset
- Brudeparrets nye efternavn
- Brudeparrets gravhund
- Brudeparrets nye mellemnavn
- Bryllupstemaet
- Brudens arbejdsplads
- Navn på brudens far
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- Forlover
- Navn på gommens stedfar
- Toastmaster
- Navn på brudens mor
- Brudens yndlingsblomst
- Destination for drømmebryllupsrejsen
- Navn på gommens mor
- Jakkesætsforretningen
- Brudens yndlingskarakter
- Gommens yndlingsdrink
- Brudekjoleforretningen
22 Clues: Forlover • Toastmaster • Bryllupstemaet • Navn på brudens mor • Navn på gommens mor • Navn på brudens far • Gommens arbejdsplads • Brudens arbejdsplads • Jakkesætsforretningen • Gommens yndlingsdrink • Brudeparrets gravhund • Beliggenhed for kirken • Brudens yndlingsblomst • Brudekjoleforretningen • Navn på gommens stedfar • Gommens yndlingskarakter • Brudens yndlingskarakter • ...
To Lo 2025-01-24
20 Clues: dahli • and Adam • our light • blank Silva • never again • Ms Natasha! • cold friends • a tea and us • blank people • trips and trip • Alaskan cruise • Our first house • your other love • preferred status • window to the sky • a mood and season • our “first” dance • where you feel calm • our first date night • the sound a giraffe makes
FIND ME IF YOU CAN! 2022-03-22
Gian 2023-11-10
12 Clues: MBTI • my age • fave color • fave drink • fave subject • fave activity • favorite animal • most hated food • first instrument • fave DC character • fave Disney princess • fave fast food restaurant
Beginners O1 (ʻeta gets its own square) 2024-06-30
12 Clues: No • Hotel • Dance • good bye • language • Thank you • Sun or Day • Romantic love • Ocean Disney movie • hello may you live • great good excellent • friendly affectionate love the spirit of ?
Trivia Night 2020-05-15
15 Clues: / G in MGM • / SOS signal • / Disney duck • / Hoppy drink • / Disagreeable • / Dawn's opposite • / Waikiki greeting • / Where Saudis live • / Star Trek captain • / H&R Block workers • / Waffle alternative • / Rock singer Hendrix • / Some casino workers • / Where Starbucks was found • / Author of The Jungle Book
Houbi 2023-02-24
15 Clues: huh? • ...winkel • mijn man • Disney... • mijn vrouw • jouw tenen • allerliefste • ... zou zou zou • ou sb3 ... 5anza • jij eet het graag • Picasso is soms... • english english ... • yes yes yes sievierie ... • hoe lang we nu samen zijn • hoe lang we bij elkaar blijven
Bradbury Crossword 2023-06-14
15 Clues: poet • family • Neverland • doomed society • not inhabitable • law enforcement • moving backwards • Disney character • African landscape • view of one's self • personal liberties • combustion or burning • another term for a daycare • what led to Meade being arrested • artwork created using paint and a canvas
Entrepreneurship 2018-11-15
15 Clues: tesla • Amazon • a thought • Animation • a red fruit • achievement • harald nyborg • ups and downs • startup money • financial gain • get to the moon • Mark Zuckerberg • not seen before • to take a chance • A machine that is coded so you can do work
Short Story Words 2016-11-17
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- The central idea of the story and whats it talking about.
- story fictional narrative usually having a climax and a character.
- the type of person that tells the story in there own way.
- the way narratives are put in order usually having a exposition,crisis,climax,and resolution
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- the way the story and author is writing it in.
- main characters or minor characters or a foil characters are different characters that are in the story.
- a story that relates or follows a character or group of characters in the story.
- the language the author has chosen to tell the story in.
- the one or many different locations the story is taking place in.
9 Clues: the way the story and author is writing it in. • the language the author has chosen to tell the story in. • The central idea of the story and whats it talking about. • the type of person that tells the story in there own way. • the one or many different locations the story is taking place in. • story fictional narrative usually having a climax and a character. • ...
Los Cuentos- Erin Peters 2021-02-08
22 Clues: war • end • bear • kill • swan • wolf • throw • tower • genie • fairy • sword • moral • brave • betray • knight • pretty • punish • dungeon • powerful • cowardly • dissapear • characters
Crosscatrd 2024-02-21
15 Clues: Doctor • PPE suit • Disney deer • James nickname • 'Cheers' regular • Potato pasta lump • AKA, ascorbic acid • 'Cheers' bartender • A neighbor of Italy • Cl on periodic table • A success in knowing • Sherlock Holmes friend • Espresso and hot water • Donald, Childish Gambino • Ladyfingers, coffee, cream
The Little Mermaid 2025-05-23
15 Clues: Crab • Titanic • Sea witch • Walt ______ • Fish friend • Scuttle's fork • Bottomless blue • Red haired mermaid • a mythical creature • Eric Ariel's love • Triton King of the sea • Dinglehopper, Snarfblatt • Where Ariel dreams of being • 🎵The______ is always greener🎵 • What Ariel feels for the Prince
Jonathan's chomp/67 2025-10-27
15 Clues: fish • state • idiot • monster • name of book • kind of boat • large reptile • national park • deraks adviser • name of python • name of TV show • what bites derak • name of Disney character • what hits mickey on the head • deraks name for the snapping turtle
German vocab crossword 2026-08-19
15 Clues: voller geld • ________ Abe • gehen disney • sehr lang Zeit • reason to party • Sherlock Holmes • rhymes with grug • _________ Gilmore • how you get money • a _______ document • gemeinsam Krankheit • Klein, mittel, groß • get this from chores • a bad and thing to do • loud and annoying morning thing
Eleventh Grade Vocabulary 2023-11-02
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- rules for an actor
- to go to or travel along with
- a subdivision of an act in a drama
- an instruction written by a playwright
- the conversation between characters
- to enact something immoral
- conforming to social standards of behavior
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- without care or attention
- includes plot, characters etc.
- to show or make visible or apparent
- the time and place of the story
- seriously or earnestly
- in spite of
- to engage in something illegal
- the sequence of events that form a story
- unit of a drama
- to end, to cause to go away
- causing fear of dread
18 Clues: in spite of • unit of a drama • rules for an actor • causing fear of dread • seriously or earnestly • without care or attention • to enact something immoral • to end, to cause to go away • to go to or travel along with • includes plot, characters etc. • to engage in something illegal • the time and place of the story • a subdivision of an act in a drama • ...
Premiere Pro 2023-10-23
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- creative commons license type BY
- _____ rate, such as 24fps
- MPEG4, MOV, and H.264
- represented by the letter S in audio
- client goals, target audience, video purpose
- Adjust the overall volume of a track
- space between more than two characters
- sets the peak audio for a track
- organize files in
- closed captioning is an example of
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- location scouting and creating a shot list
- tool to split an audio clip
- 1920 X 1080
- space between lines
- add video and move to the right
- creative commons license type SA
- space between two characters
- export has no sound, M stands for
18 Clues: 1920 X 1080 • organize files in • space between lines • MPEG4, MOV, and H.264 • _____ rate, such as 24fps • tool to split an audio clip • space between two characters • add video and move to the right • sets the peak audio for a track • creative commons license type BY • creative commons license type SA • export has no sound, M stands for • closed captioning is an example of • ...
Laura 2022-03-27
16 Clues: library • first job • best sport • best holiday • middle school • the parade is in • best mascot ever • Sunday expedition • favorite board game • favorite Disney movie • townhouse neighborhood • daily mode of transport • radio station of choice • most life-changing class • usual vacation destination • preferred Halloween costume
your bigs favorite things 2025-10-28
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- favorite dessert (hint: you’re at it)
- favorite social media
- favorite cheese shape
- favorite holiday
- favorite type of food
- favorite ice cream flavor
- favorite musical
- favorite animal
- favorite nonalcoholic drink
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- favorite seltzer
- favorite disney “princess”
- favorite scent
- favorite season
- favorite alcohol
- favorite little
- favorite movie genre
16 Clues: favorite scent • favorite season • favorite little • favorite animal • favorite seltzer • favorite holiday • favorite alcohol • favorite musical • favorite movie genre • favorite social media • favorite cheese shape • favorite type of food • favorite ice cream flavor • favorite disney “princess” • favorite nonalcoholic drink • favorite dessert (hint: you’re at it)
Elements of Fiction 2021-08-26
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- the people, animals, or things in a story
- based on facts (actual people/events)
- the chain of events in a story
- the character in conflict with the protagonist
- a "part" of something
- problems that arise as the story progresses
- the time and location of a story(when and where the story takes place)
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- the main character in the story
- when two characters are in conflict with each other, this is known as character vs __________
- to examine or study something carefully
- the character is in conflict with an animal or other type of force of nature/natural element (earthquakes, fire, snow, etc)is known as character vs __________
- the character is challenged by, or does not agree with the rules and regulations of society, is known as character vs __________
- the character is in conflict with him/herself, is known as character vs __________
- the author's message about life
- based on imaginary characters and events
15 Clues: a "part" of something • the chain of events in a story • the main character in the story • the author's message about life • based on facts (actual people/events) • to examine or study something carefully • based on imaginary characters and events • the people, animals, or things in a story • problems that arise as the story progresses • ...
Scripting Notes Crossword 2021-10-22
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- No cap....The effect is left justified and written in ____ _______.
- Words the characters will speak.
- A speaking character's name is centered in all caps when showing dialog.
- EXT stands for...
- All movie scritps should be written in size 18 font.
- Written text of a movie that includes dialog, character direction, descriptions, effects, and location.
- Information that tells characters how to move or speak.
- Describes where the characters are, what they are doing, and any other important information.
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- Describes where the scene will take place
- Name, _____________, and phone all go in the upper right hand corner of your script.
- A popular effect is ___________ ____.
- All text in a movie script is this font type.
- INT stands for...
- Describes how the video and audio will begin or end; may also indicate visual and auditory changes during a scene
- INT - Coach J's Classroom _ DAY is an example of a ___________.
- dialog is tabbed this many times.
16 Clues: INT stands for... • EXT stands for... • Words the characters will speak. • dialog is tabbed this many times. • A popular effect is ___________ ____. • Describes where the scene will take place • All text in a movie script is this font type. • All movie scritps should be written in size 18 font. • Information that tells characters how to move or speak. • ...
Data Representation - Stripes 2022-10-13
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- the characters a computer system can understand and recognise
- the number of samples that have been taken per second
- a small section from the original sound / audio file
- the small individual squares that make up a digital image
- the number of pixels in a digital image
- depth the number of bits available to store the colour data for each pixel
- an 8-bit character set that contains over 1 million characters
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- the volume of a sound and the height of a sound wave
- a compression method that deletes the data permanently
- data that describes other data
- making a digital file smaller to take up less space
- a letter, number, or keyboard symbol
- a compression method that deletes the data temporarily
- rate the number of bits available to store the data for each sample
- a 7-bit character set that contains 128 characters
15 Clues: data that describes other data • a letter, number, or keyboard symbol • the number of pixels in a digital image • a 7-bit character set that contains 128 characters • making a digital file smaller to take up less space • the volume of a sound and the height of a sound wave • a small section from the original sound / audio file • ...
Fiction Crossword Puzzle 2025-04-02
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- events that happen in the story
- part of the story that introduces the characters and the setting
- part of the story where the story is resolved/ends
- the author's attitude toward's the text
- the reader's emotions while reading the text
- narrator is one of the main characters in the story
- part of the story where the conflict is introduced
- part of the story where the events start to slow the story down
- part of the story where the conflict is at its worst/most intense
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- narrator is outside of the story and only reports the facts
- narrator is talking to the reader, using the words "you" and "your"
- narrator is outside of the story and reveals the thoughts and feelings of both characters
- the main problem of the story
- narrator is outside of the story and reveals the thoughts and feelings of one character
- the lesson or moral of the story
15 Clues: the main problem of the story • events that happen in the story • the lesson or moral of the story • the author's attitude toward's the text • the reader's emotions while reading the text • part of the story where the story is resolved/ends • part of the story where the conflict is introduced • narrator is one of the main characters in the story • ...
Elements of Short Story 2026-06-15
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- vs. Static Characters who either undergo significant internal change or remain exactly the same throughout the tale.
- The conclusion or outcome.
- conflict character vs. character, character vs. nature, or character vs. society.
- The introduction of characters and setting.
- conflict a character struggling with their own mind or choices
- The character or force opposing the protagonist.
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- The individuals or entities driving the story.
- The primary struggle between opposing forces that drives the narrative forward.
- The time, place, and social environment in which the story unfolds.
- The sequence of events that make up the narrative.
- Action The series of events and obstacles that build tension.
- The central idea, message, or moral lesson the author wants to convey. It is the underlying meaning that readers take away from the story.
- The main character driving the action.
- The turning point of the story.
- Action The winding down of events following the climax.
15 Clues: The conclusion or outcome. • The turning point of the story. • The main character driving the action. • The introduction of characters and setting. • The individuals or entities driving the story. • The character or force opposing the protagonist. • The sequence of events that make up the narrative. • Action The winding down of events following the climax. • ...
Drama 2025-04-22
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- is any story told in dialogue form and performed by actors for an audience
- sets the tone, establishes the setting, introduces the characters, and gives the reader important background information
- is a series of events that make up the story
- is a form of language as it is spoken in a particular geographic area or by a particular social or ethnic group
- the person or people the story focuses on
- is the central character or hero in a narrative or drama
- the solution to the conflict where loose ends are tied up and the story is brought to a close
- is a character who provides a sharp contrast to another character
- the events in a story that move the plot along by adding complications or expanding the conflict
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- a set of instructions that are printed in italic type and separated from the dialogue by parentheses
- written conversation between two or more characters in either fiction or nonfiction
- interact with the main characters and help move the plot along
- are the people who take part in the action of a story, a novel, or drama
- is the principal character in opposition to the main character of a narrative or drama
- moves toward a solution to resolve and tie up loose ends in the story
- is the moment when the reader’s interest and emotional intensity reach the highest point
16 Clues: the person or people the story focuses on • is a series of events that make up the story • is the central character or hero in a narrative or drama • interact with the main characters and help move the plot along • is a character who provides a sharp contrast to another character • moves toward a solution to resolve and tie up loose ends in the story • ...
crashtastic 2014-01-23
10 Clues: grandpa • famous sport • first friend • football goal • crash likes her • main characters • crashes bully friend • last name of 1st friend • they cheer on the teams • sister of main characters
Black brother Black brother 2024-05-23
7 Clues: the mothers job • the main characters name • the main characters bully • the main characters brother • the sport the main character takes on • the name people taunt the main characters with • the place where the main characters goes in the first chapter
Drama Vocabulary 2026-02-27
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- The person who stages the production; their duties includes script analysis and conceptualizing, supervising and guiding actors’ performances, and collaborating with designers to effectively tell the play's story to an audience
- The play’s central idea
- When actors read through the entire script with all involved artists present; usually on the first day of rehearsal.
- The way in which a character sees the world.
- The structure of a story, built around a beginning (rising action), middle (climax), and end (falling action and resolution).
- A level of meaning implicit or underlying the surface of a script.
- A speech or portion of a play in which only one character speaks; oftentimes monologues are used in auditions.
- Specific stage movements by actors, which includes entrances, exits, and any steps in any direction of the stage; developed through rehearsals under the leadership of a director.
- A signal, such as a line, action, or sound, that alerts an actor to speak, move, enter, or exit.
- Hints, delivered through the characters’ lines and/or actions, of events to come that help create an air of suspense in the play.
- Many roles in theatre; at various points they can: serve as a company literary manager, ensure the play’s story is effectively communicated in production, serve as intermediary between a director and playwright, support new play development, research background and origins of the play; at all times, a dramaturg is focused on telling the story of the play successfully.
- The particular time and place in which the play takes place.
- What happens, the sequence of events that take place in a story.
- A (usually brief) trial performance by an actor, dancer, singer, or musician to demonstrate one’s suitability for a role.
- Spoken interchange or conversation between two or more characters, or, loosely defined, the speech of a single character.
- 1) What happens in a play; the events that make up the plot. 2) The physical movement of an actor.
- The set, as well as the furniture and other props, that suggest to the audience the environment in which a play’s action takes place
- Reason(s) that drive a character to think, act or speak in a certain way.
- The playwright’s attitude toward the characters and situations in the script.
- A figure who undertakes the action of the plot.
- 1) Division of an act of a play. 2) The term also refers to the physical surrounding or locale in which the play’s action is set.
- An added element to a story that makes the main conflict more difficult for the main character.
- Performing a monologue or scene in an audition without ever having read it prior to the audition.
- 1) A character's style is established by the way he or she speaks and acts. 2) The playwright’s style is establish by the words and phrases he or she chooses to make up the characters’ actions, lines and setting in which they speak and act.
- Often included at the beginning of a play, exposition is dialogue or stage directions that explains and introduces the major characters, settings, back story, events and problems that the play will address.
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- All plays focus on a conflict, a struggle between opposing forces.
- When an actor has memorized his or her lines enough to not carry his or her script in hand during rehearsals.
- The conclusion or ending of the play.
- A problem or complication that gets in the way of a character achieving his or her objective.
- A play written in prose or verse that tells a story through dialogue and actions performed by actors impersonating the characters of the story.
- Deepening or building a conflict for a character such that there is a dire consequence if they don't achieve their objective.
- A performer creating a scene or elements of a scene (including movement, dialogue, characters, situations) with little or no preparation or rehearsal.
- Music integrated into a play script has the power to move an audience.
- Information included in the script by the playwright which provides: 1) Physical descriptions of characters; 2) Psychological descriptions of characters; 3) Characters' actions on stage; and 4) Descriptions of the setting which can help one envision, design and build the set.
- A character's goal or desire in a scene or play.
- Pages that contain only the lines or part of a scene that an actor is to use for an audition.
- The sense that the events of play and the actions of the characters are progressing in a believable and psychologically motivated way.
- When an actor improvises or makes up dialogue during a scene.
- A major division in the action of a play
- The point at which the conflict explodes.
- A character’s clothing tells a great deal about him or her.
- 1) Diction refers to the way language is used by the playwright and the actor. It is the playwright’s choice of words, as well as the play’s tone, imagery, cadence, verse, metaphor, etc. 2) Diction refers to an actor’s pronunciation of spoken dialogue--his or her phrasing, enunciation, and manner of speaking.
- Objects used by an actor in a performance.
43 Clues: The play’s central idea • The conclusion or ending of the play. • A major division in the action of a play • The point at which the conflict explodes. • Objects used by an actor in a performance. • The way in which a character sees the world. • A figure who undertakes the action of the plot. • A character's goal or desire in a scene or play. • ...
Moror 3 2025-10-31
Film Techniques - Definitions - Y8 English 2025-03-02
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- When the camera shows the whole body of a character.
- Sound that only the audience can hear.
- A type of camera shot at the beginning of the movie, showing the setting.
- The people who are in the movie.
- When the camera looks up at a character to make them look powerful.
- Bright lighting which creates a calm or happy mood.
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- Sound that the characters (and the audience) can hear.
- When the camera moves away from something.
- The people who watch the film.
- The clothes that the characters wear.
- When the camera looks down at a character to make them look small.
- A type of close up shot which is very detailed.
- When the camera moves towards something.
- Dark lighting which creates a dramatic or intense mood.
- A type of shot which is close to the character's face, showing their feelings.
15 Clues: The people who watch the film. • The people who are in the movie. • The clothes that the characters wear. • Sound that only the audience can hear. • When the camera moves towards something. • When the camera moves away from something. • A type of close up shot which is very detailed. • Bright lighting which creates a calm or happy mood. • ...
Theme Parks 2023-05-18
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- The park in Northern Virginia.
- The park that is only in Ohio.
- Who likes Hershey's?
- The park that is better in Virginia but not Florida.
- The park that has the most locations in the U.S.
Down
- The park that has something to do with Disney.
- Walt Disney World but WORSE.
- A PARK IN FLORIDA THAT HAS SUPER MARIO WORLD? YIPEE!
- That one park in California that isn't a berry farm.
9 Clues: Who likes Hershey's? • Walt Disney World but WORSE. • The park in Northern Virginia. • The park that is only in Ohio. • The park that has something to do with Disney. • The park that has the most locations in the U.S. • A PARK IN FLORIDA THAT HAS SUPER MARIO WORLD? YIPEE! • That one park in California that isn't a berry farm. • ...
How Well Do You Know Me? 2023-11-09
16 Clues: Best Hobby • My Eye colour • Favourite Song • Favourite Shop • Favourite Food • My Zodiac Sign • Favourite Band • Favourite Colour • The Season I Love • Favourite Villain • My Favourite Film • Best Anime Character • Who's House I Prefer • Something I'm Good At • Best Disney Character • My Favourite Pet I Own
Happy Birthday Mom! 2022-06-12
15 Clues: Our home • Canon user • Cheer trick • Eagle univ. • Daily puzzle • Ranks runners • A great serve • Weekend bkfst. • Place to stroll • Backyard critter • Chess player Harmon • Van Gogh museum city • Disney cruise port of call • Childhood companion (furry) • "Hey! You can't stand there"
The Edwards Puzzle 2026-03-25
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- Macquarie, What view will the couple have from their living room?
- one of Josh's favourite ways to kill time
- Brianna's favourite genre of movies that is ear-replaceable
- Josh's middle name (only used when it really counts!)
- Josh and Bri's 'combined' nickname (and pairs with a good coffee)
- The name of Morisset's new church plant, that Josh is ministering in
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- The name tucked neatly between Brianna and her new surname
- The couple's vehicle for everyday life and adventures
- The month of Bri's birthday
- on Ice, Where did Josh and Bri's go on their 'chilly' first date
- The couple's first ministry together
- the month of Josh's birthday
- Total combined years of marriage from both sets of parents (no pressure, Bri and Josh!)
13 Clues: The month of Bri's birthday • the month of Josh's birthday • The couple's first ministry together • one of Josh's favourite ways to kill time • The couple's vehicle for everyday life and adventures • Josh's middle name (only used when it really counts!) • The name tucked neatly between Brianna and her new surname • ...
Getting Ready to Pop! 2025-05-16
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- What was Zack's favorite baby food?
- What was Jessica's first word?
- "Amy" was the name of Jessica's favorite ____ that she took everywhere!
- What was Zack's favorite Disney movie as a young boy?
- Suzanne craved ____ during her pregnancy with Jessica
- What would have been Jessica's name had she been a boy?
- As a toddler, Zack required these to complete his outfit
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- What activity have Zack and Jessica both loved since they were toddlers?
- What have Zack and Jessica had in common since birth?
- Jessica was ____ inches long at birth
- Who was Jessica's favorite Disney princess as a little girl?
- What was the first sport Zack tried as a kid?
- Zack weighed ____ lbs 11 oz at birth
13 Clues: What was Jessica's first word? • What was Zack's favorite baby food? • Zack weighed ____ lbs 11 oz at birth • Jessica was ____ inches long at birth • What was the first sport Zack tried as a kid? • What have Zack and Jessica had in common since birth? • What was Zack's favorite Disney movie as a young boy? • Suzanne craved ____ during her pregnancy with Jessica • ...
The Theif Lord 2025-06-09
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- The Theif Lord, Dottor Momossio, the detective, and the old character
- The main character, the character that has been with us since the start of the book, and the person who ran to Venice, Italy
- The place where adults turn into children and where children turn into adults
- The main characters little brother, another character that has been with us since the start of the book, and also the person who ran to Venice, Italy
- the auditorium that the kids hide in
- The highest social class, very wealthy
- One of the main ideas from the story when the main characters have to adapt to running to Venice and meeting with a gang and joining them and having to trust them
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- The leader of the gang, protects the kids, and has a messed up father
- Another main idea when the main characters adapt to trusting the gang they joined
- This is the place that the main characters ran to
- The character who owns a souvenir shop, and the shops name had this characters name in it
11 Clues: the auditorium that the kids hide in • The highest social class, very wealthy • This is the place that the main characters ran to • The leader of the gang, protects the kids, and has a messed up father • The Theif Lord, Dottor Momossio, the detective, and the old character • The place where adults turn into children and where children turn into adults • ...
Anything 2026-07-01
13 Clues: Yummy • hot top • world cup • Has a trunk • Football Goat • Football Goat • Flying mammal • funny 26 stuff • disney princess • Large marsupial • low key legit __ • Man's best friend • Likes to chase mice
Jojo Rabbit Crossword 2024-12-18
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- the clothing item that is a symbol throughout the film
- the main characters best friend
- the process of making someone believe a set of values and beliefs
- what Elsa does at the end to celebrate her freedom
- the main characters imaginary friend
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- the mass killing of a group of people
- the name of the main characters mother
- the group that comes to search the house looking for jews
- the type of animal Hitler eats for dinner
- the main character
- the animal the main character refuses to kill
11 Clues: the main character • the main characters best friend • the main characters imaginary friend • the mass killing of a group of people • the name of the main characters mother • the type of animal Hitler eats for dinner • the animal the main character refuses to kill • what Elsa does at the end to celebrate her freedom • the clothing item that is a symbol throughout the film • ...
Introduction to Drama 2022-02-14
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- the instructions written by the playwright to describe the characters, sets, props, costumes, sound effects, and lighting
- the events that unfold throughout a drama
- the written text of a drama
- the conversation between characters in a script
- daughter of Capulet
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- a story performed by actors before an audience
- the people in the play portrayed by actors
- the female protagonist in West Side Story
- the male protagonist in West Side Story
- the time and place in which the events of the story unfold
- son of Montague
11 Clues: son of Montague • daughter of Capulet • the written text of a drama • the male protagonist in West Side Story • the female protagonist in West Side Story • the events that unfold throughout a drama • the people in the play portrayed by actors • a story performed by actors before an audience • the conversation between characters in a script • ...
The Outsiders 2022-05-10
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- The climax of the outsiders.
- Johnny and Dally were victims of this.
- The main natural disaster in the story; happened at the church.
- Ponyboy's favorite brother
- One of the main characters; told the story.
- Ponyboy's oldest brother
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- Related to #4.
- The group of which the main characters are a part of; the lower class.
- The greasers were like ______ as they always cared for one another.
- Another one of the main characters. Ran away with Ponyboy after Bob's death.
- The group who are enemies with the greasers; the upper class.
11 Clues: Related to #4. • Ponyboy's oldest brother • Ponyboy's favorite brother • The climax of the outsiders. • Johnny and Dally were victims of this. • One of the main characters; told the story. • The group who are enemies with the greasers; the upper class. • The main natural disaster in the story; happened at the church. • ...
Short Stories Terminology Quiz 2026-05-19
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- the chain of events in a story
- conversation between characters
- the 'villain of the story'
- the way a story's plot is put together
- the situation at the start of a story, introducing characters and setting
- makes the reader feel more and more anxious or interested in a story
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- the attitude, mood or feel of a piece of writing
- the highest point of tension in a story
- the events building up to the climax
- the people in a story
- Central character of the story, often courageous and noble.
11 Clues: the people in a story • the 'villain of the story' • the chain of events in a story • conversation between characters • the events building up to the climax • the way a story's plot is put together • the highest point of tension in a story • the attitude, mood or feel of a piece of writing • Central character of the story, often courageous and noble. • ...
Literacy Devices Crossword 2023-05-12
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- It creates and describes a character
- The central idea of a story
- character Characters that do not change and is two dimensional
- A clash between their intended meaning and literal words
- An uneasy feeling a reader can get when they don't know what will happen next
- Interrupts the story by making the character remember a past event
- Is a struggle or an obstacle
- character Characters that are complex, layered and do change throughout the story
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- Very descriptive language that can show you whats going on
- Words in a conversation between two or more characters
- A repeated pattern that can be a word, sound, or symbol
- Sequence of events that draws the read from beginning to end
- It shows a hint of what might come later in the story
- Interrupts the story by making the character temporarily travel future in time
- It shows what is telling the story
15 Clues: The central idea of a story • Is a struggle or an obstacle • It shows what is telling the story • It creates and describes a character • It shows a hint of what might come later in the story • Words in a conversation between two or more characters • A repeated pattern that can be a word, sound, or symbol • A clash between their intended meaning and literal words • ...
Elements of Short Story 2026-06-15
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- The central idea, message, or moral lesson the author wants to convey. It is the underlying meaning that readers take away from the story.
- vs. Static Characters who either undergo significant internal change or remain exactly the same throughout the tale.
- Action The winding down of events following the climax.
- The conclusion or outcome.
- The introduction of characters and setting.
- The sequence of events that make up the narrative.
- The turning point of the story.
- The time, place, and social environment in which the story unfolds.
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- The individuals or entities driving the story.
- The main character driving the action.
- The character or force opposing the protagonist.
- conflict character vs. character, character vs. nature, or character vs. society.
- The primary struggle between opposing forces that drives the narrative forward.
- conflict a character struggling with their own mind or choices
- Action The series of events and obstacles that build tension.
15 Clues: The conclusion or outcome. • The turning point of the story. • The main character driving the action. • The introduction of characters and setting. • The individuals or entities driving the story. • The character or force opposing the protagonist. • The sequence of events that make up the narrative. • Action The winding down of events following the climax. • ...
How Well Do You Know Karen? 2015-03-19
13 Clues: Loves to • Loves her • Middle Name • Zodiac Sign • I am afraid of • Favorite Color • Favorite Insect • Favorite Author • Had what published • Number of children • Favorite Music Genre • Favorite Disney Movie • Favorite Childhood TV Show
Lana’s crossword 2024-12-15
13 Clues: born • season • fave book • star sign • dads name • fave animal • Disney film • best friend • secondary school • no1 Spotify wrapped • year I started Tesco • where do I want to live • series that makes me cry
Camerawork 2026-04-07
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- shows a location
- depicts the full body of a character.
- the editing technique used to show characters conversing.
- overhead shot that looks over the characters and the scene.
- angle that makes a character appear dominant.
- creates the impression of jumping through time.
- an action being started in one shot and completed in the next
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- shows multiple characters at once and how they interact with each other.
- allows the audience to read the body language of the character.
- shows the audience what the character is looking at.
- set up that remains consistent throughout the scene
- helps steady the camera and allows smooth movement.
12 Clues: shows a location • depicts the full body of a character. • angle that makes a character appear dominant. • creates the impression of jumping through time. • set up that remains consistent throughout the scene • helps steady the camera and allows smooth movement. • shows the audience what the character is looking at. • ...
ALL ABOUT MASON 2025-03-11
11 Clues: BEST TRAIT • BEST QUALITY • FAVORITE FOOD • FAVORITE SHOW • FAVORITE COLOR • FAVORITE PLACE • FAVORITE DRINK • FAVORITE STORE • FAVORITE ARTIST • FAVORITE SUBJECT • FAVORITE MOVIE GENRE
Disney Crossword 2013-08-15
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- - A magical stick that fairies use
- - What do princess wear on their heads?
- Pan - A boy who wears all green and is best friends with Tinkerbell?
- - A blonde fairy who wears green from Peter Pan
- Dust - Faith, trust, and a little bit of __________
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- Disney - The creator of Disney
- - Where do prince and princess live?
- Mouse - Who is Minnie Mouse's best friend?
- - Who lives on a ship and wears eye patches?
9 Clues: Disney - The creator of Disney • - A magical stick that fairies use • - Where do prince and princess live? • - What do princess wear on their heads? • Mouse - Who is Minnie Mouse's best friend? • - Who lives on a ship and wears eye patches? • - A blonde fairy who wears green from Peter Pan • Dust - Faith, trust, and a little bit of __________ • ...
About Jack 2020-09-08
Across
- favorite soccer team
- favorite subject
- favorites food
- favorite state
- favorite book genre
- favorite color
- favorite streaming service
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- favorite gaming console
- favorite tv show
- favorite college basket ball team
- favorite mobile game
- favorite console game
- favorite sport
- favorite soccer player
- favorite movie genre
15 Clues: favorites food • favorite state • favorite sport • favorite color • favorite tv show • favorite subject • favorite book genre • favorite soccer team • favorite mobile game • favorite movie genre • favorite console game • favorite soccer player • favorite gaming console • favorite streaming service • favorite college basket ball team
Family 2017-12-18
15 Clues: makes cakes • loves trees • Andy’s wife • Seth’s fiancée • Kelly’s husband • flies airplanes • has four children • married to Meghan • husband of cheryl • used a stethoscope • rides a motorcycle • loves disney movies • teaches little kids • drills for a living • Merle and Vick’s firstborn
Kens Krossword Puzzle 2023-01-06
15 Clues: My eye color • My car's name • Favorite food • Favorite color • Favorite shoes • Favorite drink • Favorite person • My favorite dog • Favorite animal • Favorite memory • Favorite holiday • Am I a bottom or top • Favorite Disney movie • What am I thinking about? • Favorite spot to do it ;)
Bronte Santos 2020-03-30
13 Clues: Zodiac sign • Bronte's age • Tattoo counts • Favourite show • Favourite word • Nipple piercing • Bronte's dogs name • Bronte's cats name • Bronte's footy team • Bronte's eyes colour • Favourite disney movie • Bronte's favourite colour • Favourite marvel character
Happy 85th Birthday Woody 2021-01-27
13 Clues: religion • fav sport • fav hobby • fav color • occupation • fav seafood • month met Pat • firepit snack • fav US destination • fav home alc drink • middle name for ELH • brass instrument played • fav restaurant alc drink
M <3 S Hääristikko 2025-12-11
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- Täällä juhlitaan tänään!
- Iskee molempiin aina syksyllä.
- Lomapaikka.
- Perheemme prinsessa.
- Yhteisiä vuosia takana...
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- Molemmista paras Disney-leffa.
- "Paikka", jossa tutustuimme.
- Ensimmäinen yhteinen matkakohde.
- Menopelimme lempinimi.
- Shiyun harrastus.
- Minnan sukulaisia.
- Ensimmäinen yhteinen koti.
- Häämatkakohde.
13 Clues: Lomapaikka. • Häämatkakohde. • Shiyun harrastus. • Minnan sukulaisia. • Perheemme prinsessa. • Menopelimme lempinimi. • Täällä juhlitaan tänään! • Yhteisiä vuosia takana... • Ensimmäinen yhteinen koti. • "Paikka", jossa tutustuimme. • Molemmista paras Disney-leffa. • Iskee molempiin aina syksyllä. • Ensimmäinen yhteinen matkakohde.
Me! 2025-01-12
13 Clues: MBTI • Best subject • Favorite show • Favorite game • Best NYT game • Favorite Season • Childhood sport • Coffee shop order • Favorite music artist • Favorite social media • Favorite meal exchange • Favorite Disney Princess • Favorite Papa's game (iykyk)
The last cherry blossom 2024-04-29
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- where the story takes place
- how old is Genji
- characteristic of main character
- what her dad calls her
- main characters best friend
- the person who came over for dinner
- how old is the main character
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- why are the girls nice to her
- who bombed them
- what is her aunts name
- what she calls her dad
- who did papa maired
- name of main character
- what is the main characters favorite subject
- cousins name
15 Clues: cousins name • who bombed them • how old is Genji • who did papa maired • what is her aunts name • what she calls her dad • name of main character • what her dad calls her • where the story takes place • main characters best friend • why are the girls nice to her • how old is the main character • characteristic of main character • the person who came over for dinner • ...
theatre vocab 2024-04-24
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- speech by one actor
- creates dances
- the 2nd audition
- group of dancers and singers
- what characters wear
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- trying out for the play
- night of the first performance
- famous theatre in New York
- in charge of the play
- play practice
- objects that aren't costumes or part of the set; example: an actor holding an apple
- characters in the play
- office sells the tickets
13 Clues: play practice • creates dances • the 2nd audition • speech by one actor • what characters wear • in charge of the play • characters in the play • trying out for the play • office sells the tickets • famous theatre in New York • group of dancers and singers • night of the first performance • objects that aren't costumes or part of the set; example: an actor holding an apple
find that name! 2023-01-19
Across
- may- telephone operator
- the maid of the house
- caroline- newest teacher in school
- maudie- gardener in her home
- radley- a character that many people are scared of
- kid bullied in school
- year of the setting
- alex- atticus' sister
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- brother of the main character
- of the two main characters.
- dubose- flower girl
- sister of the main character
- friend of the two main characters
- jack- brother of atticus
14 Clues: dubose- flower girl • year of the setting • the maid of the house • alex- atticus' sister • kid bullied in school • may- telephone operator • jack- brother of atticus • of the two main characters. • sister of the main character • maudie- gardener in her home • brother of the main character • friend of the two main characters • caroline- newest teacher in school • ...
Musical theatre terminology 2021-02-23
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- Any song which explains a character, a group of characters, or a situation
- A song which aims to get laughs from the audience
- A song which takes place about midway through Act 2 to re-energize the audience for the final scenes
- Music played by the orchestra before the curtain opens for Act 2 (at the end of intermission).
- A song which lets a character or group of characters beguile an audience and share character development information
- A song which tells what characters desire and what motivates them
- A large-scale performance within a musical show, usually combining both song and dance with lots of energy and many performers
- A song with a slower tempo that usually shares strong emotion; often a love song
- This 1902 version of a famous musical featured a cow named Imogene instead of Toto
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- The very first song sung by characters in the show
- The very first piece of music played by the orchestra before the curtain opens for Act 1; a medley of themes from the show.
- the song form that becomes standard
- The first musical
- When all or part of a song is repeated later in the show, usually to energize the end of a scene
- A song with a faster beat than a ballad
- The very last song of the show
- A song so fantastic that the audience applause keeps the show from continuing for a while
17 Clues: The first musical • The very last song of the show • the song form that becomes standard • A song with a faster beat than a ballad • A song which aims to get laughs from the audience • The very first song sung by characters in the show • A song which tells what characters desire and what motivates them • ...
Crossword puzzle 2026-02-09
Across
- The sequence of events that make up a story.
- What characters think
- A person, animal, or figure represented in a story.
- The subject or main idea of a text or discussion.
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- The narrator's point of view.
- The spoken words between characters in a story.
- The emotions experienced by characters.
- What characters do that moves the story forward.
8 Clues: What characters think • The narrator's point of view. • The emotions experienced by characters. • The sequence of events that make up a story. • The spoken words between characters in a story. • What characters do that moves the story forward. • The subject or main idea of a text or discussion. • A person, animal, or figure represented in a story.
4th Grade Review 2020-06-12
9 Clues: the name of a story • the people in a story • someone who steals things • _________ and responsible • the time and place of a story • the characters fix the problem • the season that comes after spring • something the characters have to solve in a story • a small piece of metal that you wear on your finger
Script and Play Study 2024-05-14
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- A dramatic speech where a character speaks their thoughts aloud, usually alone on stage.
- A remark made by a character in a play that is intended to be heard by the audience but not by the other characters on stage.
- A main division of a play, typically separated by intermissions.
- A character or force in a play that opposes the protagonist.
- Irony When the audience knows something that the characters in the play do not.
- The main character in a play, often seen as the hero.
- The time and place in which the events of a play occur.
- Conversation between characters in a play.
- A section of a play where the action takes place in one specific location or time.
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- Hints or clues about what will happen later in the play.
- The main problem or issue driving the plot of a play, often involving the protagonist and antagonist.
- Directions Instructions in the script of a play that tell actors how to move or speak.
- The way in which a playwright reveals the personalities of the characters in a play through their actions, dialogue, and interactions.
- The point of highest tension or drama in a play, usually leading to the resolution.
- A long speech by one actor in a play or movie, often presenting their thoughts or feelings.
- The main idea or message in a play that the playwright explores.
16 Clues: Conversation between characters in a play. • The main character in a play, often seen as the hero. • The time and place in which the events of a play occur. • Hints or clues about what will happen later in the play. • A character or force in a play that opposes the protagonist. • A main division of a play, typically separated by intermissions. • ...
The Fault In Our Stars CROSSWORD PUZZLE 2026-01-17
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- What Hazel needs to help her breathe
- A symbol Gus and Hazel talk about
- Gus’s full first name
- Part of the book’s title
- A strong feeling between Hazel and Gus
- The illness many characters are fighting
- What keeps the characters going
- Peter Van Houten’s job
- A ceremony after someone dies
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- How Gus lives on after death
- Hazel’s love interest
- The main character who tells the story
- Gus’s best friend
- Gus’s worry about being forgotten
- The type of group where Hazel meets Gus
- Where teens with cancer meet weekly
- The city Hazel and Gus travel to
- A speech given at a funeral
- Something written after Gus dies
19 Clues: Gus’s best friend • Hazel’s love interest • Gus’s full first name • Peter Van Houten’s job • Part of the book’s title • A speech given at a funeral • How Gus lives on after death • A ceremony after someone dies • What keeps the characters going • The city Hazel and Gus travel to • Something written after Gus dies • A symbol Gus and Hazel talk about • Gus’s worry about being forgotten • ...
Magical Rings 2019-04-11
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- The bad girl
- Where the Talking Beasts walk
- A magic portal
- Heals Digory's mom
- A powerful lion
- A boy, one of the main characters
- Old man, a magician
- The author of "The Magician's Nephew"
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- Maker of this puzzle
- A girl, one of the main characters
- Takes them to the land of portals
- Digory's and Polly's home
- Takes them through a magical pool
13 Clues: The bad girl • A magic portal • A powerful lion • Heals Digory's mom • Old man, a magician • Maker of this puzzle • Digory's and Polly's home • Where the Talking Beasts walk • Takes them to the land of portals • Takes them through a magical pool • A boy, one of the main characters • A girl, one of the main characters • The author of "The Magician's Nephew"
jungle book week 2024-04-24
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- speech by one actor
- night of the first performance
- characters in the play
- group of dancers and singers
- famous theatre in New York
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- the 2nd audition
- creates dances
- in charge of the play
- trying out for the play
- what characters wear
- play practice
- objects that aren't costumes or part of the set; example: an actor holding an apple
- office sells the tickets
13 Clues: play practice • creates dances • the 2nd audition • speech by one actor • what characters wear • in charge of the play • characters in the play • trying out for the play • office sells the tickets • famous theatre in New York • group of dancers and singers • night of the first performance • objects that aren't costumes or part of the set; example: an actor holding an apple
title 2025-12-03
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- inner sense of what is morally right or wrong in one's actions
- a rhetorical appeal which uses logic
- conflict A struggle between opposing needs, desires, or emotions within a single character
- a figure of speech in which two or more elements of a sentence (or series of sentences) have the same grammatical structure.
- the use of hints and clues to suggest what will happen later in a plot
- an implied or indirect reference to a person, event, or thing or to a part of another text.
- Irony An outcome that turns out to be very different from what was expected
- a comparison between two things, typically for the purpose of explanation or clarification.
- Action Events after the climax, leading to the resolution
- something that is carried with difficulty or obligation
- guilt or blame that is deserved; blameworthiness
- involving extreme danger or disaster; driven to action by a loss of hope
- a rhetorical appeal which uses authority
- a lifting up
- A narrative device, often used at the beginning of a work that provides necessary background information about the characters and their circumstances.
- to say, to convey, to reveal
- to break up, disturb
- living by capturing and feeding on other animals
- extreme, drastic
- a figure of speech in which a word or phrase is applied to an object or action to which it is not literally applicable.
- active supporter of a cause
- collection; sum of many parts
- person point of view narrator is NOT involved in the story; uses "he," "she," "they
- (adj.) holding or sticking together; making a logical whole
- End of the story where loose ends are tied up
- opponent; enemy
- build; state definitely; develop
- Irony A figure of speech in which what is said is the opposite of what is meant. An example is: character stepping out into a hurricane and saying, "What nice weather we're having!"
- changing in color when seen from different angles
- characterization When the character is revealed through indirect ways - how they talk, what they wear, etc.
- person point of view The narrator is a character in the story. ( I, me, my, we, our )
- a scene in a movie, novel, etc., set in a time earlier than the main story.
- characters Characters that develop and grow throughout the course of a story.
- the repetition of beginning sounds
- great trouble or suffering
- person point of view when the narrator refers to one of the characters (or the reader) as "You"
- an exaggeration
- in a state of wonder or amazement
- shining; radiating light
- delay
- confused completely
- conflict A struggle between a character and an outside force
- given to extended thought
- giving non-living things human qualities or characteristics
- facts or details that support a position or claim
- characterized by empathy, the ability to identify with the feelings or thoughts of others
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- when an object is used to represent an idea, meaning, or quality
- feeling that something bad will happen
- belief that the soul reappears after death in another bodily form
- based on reason or sound judgment
- Question A question
- impossible to resolve or settle
- strong desire; longing
- absolute; complete; utter
- not giving in; stubborn
- grown weak; lived under distressing conditions
- certain; positive; perfectly whole
- well-founded; sound; effective
- when opposites are used for rhetorical effect
- holy, sacred
- good fortune; success
- Sequence of events in a story
- deep sense of regret for having done wrong
- the problem in the story
- Most exciting moment of the story; turning point
- state of unthinking or satisfied acceptance
- going around and around in a whirling motion
- all functions and activities of living things and their parts
- serving to deliver from sorrow, make amends, or pay back
- when two unlike terms are put side-by-side for emphasis
- believable; reliable
- Irony when a reader is aware of something that a character isn't
- the act of creating and developing a character
- characters Characters that remain the same throughout the story.
- speaking or writing in favor of a cause or person
- characters More fully developed, realistic characters who are multi-dimensional people
- characterization Author directly describes character
- cruel or unjust treatment
- brief note added to a text to explain, elaborate, remind, etc.
- condition of being sure to die sometime
- characters One-dimensional, stereotypical characters who are typically minor characters in a story
- certain; positive; perfectly whole
- moving unsteadily ; making a mistake through stupidity or carelessness
- elevated
- Action Events leading up to the climax
- a rhetorical appeal which plays to the audience's emotions
- shaking because of fear, excitement, or weakness, etc
- lazily; without taking action
- something perceived that has no reality
- state of being inactive and not moving or changing
- person who changes the words of one language into another for the benefit of listeners
- language Loaded words and phrases have significant emotional implications and involve strongly positive or negative reactions beyond their literal meaning
- given the responsibility of doing something or caring for someone or something
- a mild phrase that has been substituted in place of a more brutal one
- intense; deep
95 Clues: delay • elevated • holy, sacred • a lifting up • intense; deep • opponent; enemy • an exaggeration • extreme, drastic • Question A question • confused completely • believable; reliable • to break up, disturb • good fortune; success • strong desire; longing • not giving in; stubborn • the problem in the story • shining; radiating light • absolute; complete; utter • cruel or unjust treatment • ...
Le mot croisé d'Amélia 2024-04-23
13 Clues: plat préféré • Film préféré • ville préférée • Animal préféré • Série préférée • métier de rêve • Disney préféré • premier concert • marque préférée • couleur préferée • chanteuse préférée • application préférée • jeux vidéo de ton enfance
Literary Genres 2020-11-22
Across
- a folktale that has magical forces and beings and includes improbable events that lead to a happy ending
- a folktale that is often humorous and assumed to be untrue
- uses sound, rhythm, and word choice to inspire thoughts, feelings, or recall an experience
- a fictional story that is very imaginative and uses strange or unusual characters and setting
- a fictional story with real and made-up characters that is set in the past
- a story about a real person's life that is written by himself or herself
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- a story that is often set in the future or in different worlds that includes technology or science
- a nonfiction writing that is about a specific topic
- a belief or story with exaggerated characters and obstacles that is passed down over time
- a story of a real person's life that is written by another person
- a folktale that is based on a real person or event but cannot be proven
- a fictional story that revolves around discovering secrets or solving crimes
- a folktale that is considered sacred and that attempts to explain how things came to be
- a folktale that often teaches a moral or lesson using animals as characters
14 Clues: a nonfiction writing that is about a specific topic • a folktale that is often humorous and assumed to be untrue • a story of a real person's life that is written by another person • a folktale that is based on a real person or event but cannot be proven • a story about a real person's life that is written by himself or herself • ...
Drama Terms Vocabulary 2022-09-28
Across
- is a work of literature designed to be performed in front of an audience
- thoughts spoken aloud by a character who is alone, or he/she likes is alone
- a character who is much like another in rank, class, and background, but has opposite traits which provide contrast and sometimes a conflict between the two characters
- when the audience or reader knows something that the characters in the story don't know
- italicized comments that identify parts of the setting or the use of props or costumes, give further information about a character, or provide background information
- a listing of the characters who appear on the stage
- conversation between two or more characters
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- a protagonist with a fatal flaw that eventually leads to his demise
- is a long speech spoken by a character to himself, another character, or to the audience
- lines that are spoken by a character directly to the audience
- a serious work of drama in which the hero suffers catastrophe or serious misfortune, usually because of his own actions
- is a humorous work of drama
- division within a play, much like the chapters in a novel
- a division of an act into smaller parts
14 Clues: is a humorous work of drama • a division of an act into smaller parts • conversation between two or more characters • a listing of the characters who appear on the stage • division within a play, much like the chapters in a novel • lines that are spoken by a character directly to the audience • a protagonist with a fatal flaw that eventually leads to his demise • ...
The summer I turned pretty 2022-09-05
7 Clues: Bellys cats name • Stevens girlfriend? • The main characters name? • Main characters crushes ex? • Main characters bestfriend? • Best dancers at the deb ball • main characters crushes brother
Same clues (easier) 2025-12-09
Across
- This character, found in Greymoor, offers a service for 10 rosaries.
- These two characters, found in Bellhart, are always seen as a pair. Neither of them die in Act 3.
- This character, found in various places, offers a service for 10 rosaries.
- These two characters, found in various places, are always seen as a pair, although one dies in Act 3.
- This character, found in the Underworks, give Hornet an item you should feel bad for breaking.
- This character, found in Shellwood, tricks Hornet for her own benefit.
- This character, found in Bone Bottom, looks identical to a certain enemy.
- This character gives the player a difficult challenge for a memento in Putrified Ducts.
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- This character, found in High Halls, is only been as a silhouette.
- These two characters, found in Sinner's Road, are always seen as a pair, although both die in Act 3.
- This character gives the player a difficult challenge for a memento in Far Fields.
- This character, found in Bellhart, looks almost identical to a certain enemy.
- This character, found in Weavenest Atla, is only been as a silhouette.
- This character, found in Deep Docks, looks identical to a certain enemy.
- This character, found in Bone Bottom, looks identical to a certain enemy.
- These characters, found in trick Hornet for their own benefit.
- This character, found in Bone Bottom, give Hornet an item you should feel bad for breaking.
17 Clues: These characters, found in trick Hornet for their own benefit. • This character, found in High Halls, is only been as a silhouette. • This character, found in Greymoor, offers a service for 10 rosaries. • This character, found in Weavenest Atla, is only been as a silhouette. • This character, found in Shellwood, tricks Hornet for her own benefit. • ...
Disney Movies/songs 2017-05-15
Across
- How far I'll go...
- I will find my way, I can go the distance...
- And I'm almost there...
- Let it go...
- Under the sea, under the sea...
- It means no worries for the rest of your day, hakuna matata...
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- Tale as old as time...
- Can you paint with all the colours of the wind...
- A dream is a wish your heart makes...
- Once upon a dream...
- Just a spoon full of sugar...
- A whole new world...
- I'll make a man out of you...
- And at last I see the light...
14 Clues: Let it go... • How far I'll go... • Once upon a dream... • A whole new world... • Tale as old as time... • And I'm almost there... • Just a spoon full of sugar... • I'll make a man out of you... • And at last I see the light... • Under the sea, under the sea... • A dream is a wish your heart makes... • I will find my way, I can go the distance... • ...
Disney Princess Crossword 2025-08-12
Across
- Princess of Agrabah on a magic carpet
- Sails across the ocean to save her people
- Dreams of owning a restaurant
- Queen with icy magical powers
- a Princess who lives with seven little dwarfs
- A Princess who has very long hair
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- A Princess who pretends to be a soldier
- A princess who rides in a pumpkin
- Brave sister of Elsa in Arendelle
- Skilled archer from the Scottish Highlands
- A mermaid who longs to be human
- Princess who is friends with a raccoon
- A Princess who loves books
- A Princess who tries to avoid spindles
14 Clues: A Princess who loves books • Dreams of owning a restaurant • Queen with icy magical powers • A mermaid who longs to be human • A princess who rides in a pumpkin • Brave sister of Elsa in Arendelle • A Princess who has very long hair • Princess of Agrabah on a magic carpet • Princess who is friends with a raccoon • A Princess who tries to avoid spindles • ...
Disney Princesses Crossword 2025-11-06
14 Clues: Frog • Mermaid • Spindle • Outspoken • A Warrior • Sea Loving • Playful One • Blue Dragon • Golden Hair • Evil Sisters • Bow and Arrow • Poisoned Apple • Has a Pet Tiger • Beauty and the Beast
The Theif Lord 2025-06-09
Across
- The place where adults turn into children and where children turn into adults
- the auditorium that the kids hide in
- The leader of the gang, protects the kids, and has a messed up father
- The highest social class, very wealthy
- The main character, the character that has been with us since the start of the book, and the person who ran to Venice, Italy
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- The character who owns a souvenir shop, and the shops name had this characters name in it
- This is the place that the main characters ran to
- The Theif Lord, Dottor Momossio, the detective, and the old character
- Another main idea when the main characters adapt to trusting the gang they joined
- One of the main ideas from the story when the main characters have to adapt to running to Venice and meeting with a gang and joining them and having to trust them
- The main characters little brother, another character that has been with us since the start of the book, and also the person who ran to Venice, Italy
11 Clues: the auditorium that the kids hide in • The highest social class, very wealthy • This is the place that the main characters ran to • The Theif Lord, Dottor Momossio, the detective, and the old character • The leader of the gang, protects the kids, and has a messed up father • The place where adults turn into children and where children turn into adults • ...
The Theif Lord 2025-06-09
Across
- The Theif Lord, Dottor Momossio, the detective, and the old character
- The character who owns a souvenir shop, and the shops name had this characters name in it
- This is the place that the main characters ran to
- The highest social class, very wealthy
- One of the main ideas from the story when the main characters have to adapt to running to Venice and meeting with a gang and joining them and having to trust them
- Another main idea when the main characters adapt to trusting the gang they joined
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- the auditorium that the kids hide in
- The main characters little brother, another character that has been with us since the start of the book, and also the person who ran to Venice, Italy
- The place where adults turn into children and where children turn into adults
- The leader of the gang, protects the kids, and has a messed up father
- The main character, the character that has been with us since the start of the book, and the person who ran to Venice, Italy
11 Clues: the auditorium that the kids hide in • The highest social class, very wealthy • This is the place that the main characters ran to • The Theif Lord, Dottor Momossio, the detective, and the old character • The leader of the gang, protects the kids, and has a messed up father • The place where adults turn into children and where children turn into adults • ...
Important Shakespearean Vocabulary 2022-04-27
Across
- Words with a double meaning.
- Ten syllables of five beats per line.
- Vivid display of anger.
- Words spoken to the 'side' when conversing. This is usually directed to the audience and is not heard by the other characters.
- The action of this play shifts between various locations. There is no set, everything is portable.
- The introductory words of the play before the first scene.
- Two lines of the same length that rhyme and complete one thought.
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- A character who has the potential for greatness but has a fatal flaw that brings about their own downfall and that of other characters.
- This occurs when there is a difference between what is known by the audience and what is known by the characters.
- Overblown, irrational and flowery type of love that one would suffer from.
- The concluding speech which follows the last scene of the play.
- Speeches in which characters think out loud, alone on stage, for the benefit of the audience. Sometimes they are talking directly to the audience, sometimes not.
- A play performed as part of the story for a dramatic purpose.
- Unrhymed verse written in 'metre' (rhythm) called iambic pentameter.
- A long speech or poem spoken by one character to another character in conversation.
15 Clues: Vivid display of anger. • Words with a double meaning. • Ten syllables of five beats per line. • The introductory words of the play before the first scene. • A play performed as part of the story for a dramatic purpose. • The concluding speech which follows the last scene of the play. • Two lines of the same length that rhyme and complete one thought. • ...
Romeo & Juliet Literary Terms 2023-11-15
Across
- a major division of the story.
- happens when the audience knows something that the characters in the story do not.
- a play on words that exploits multiple meanings or similar sounds of different words.
- a conversation between two or more characters in a literary work.
- a humorous interlude or scene in a serious work, providing relief from tension or sadness.
- an introduction to a play or story that provides background information or sets the stage for what will happen.
- a type of story where the main character faces a downfall, often as a result of their own flaws or fate.
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- a figure of speech that combines contradictory terms, like "jumbo shrimp" or "deafening silence."
- occurs when a character says something, but the audience or reader understands that the opposite is true.
- when a character speaks their thoughts aloud, revealing their inner feelings and conflicts.
- a group of characters who serve as commentators or observers.
- a reference to another work of literature, person, or event.
- a dramatic device where a character speaks directly to the audience or to another character but is not heard by the other characters on stage.
- a character who contrasts with another character, highlighting certain traits through their differences.
- a genre of literature intended to be performed by actors on a stage.
15 Clues: a major division of the story. • a reference to another work of literature, person, or event. • a group of characters who serve as commentators or observers. • a conversation between two or more characters in a literary work. • a genre of literature intended to be performed by actors on a stage. • ...
collection 2 vocabulary words 2017-01-25
Across
- conversations
- dramatic character
- doesn't go through substantial growth over the time of the story
- somebody who is bipolar is one of these characters
- how you make somebody else feel
- the bad character
- character vs character
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- you always judge somebody by their?
- thoughts you never tell
- shows no emotion or personality
- any disagreement or problem between characters
- character vs himself
- the good character
13 Clues: conversations • the bad character • dramatic character • the good character • character vs himself • character vs character • thoughts you never tell • shows no emotion or personality • how you make somebody else feel • you always judge somebody by their? • any disagreement or problem between characters • somebody who is bipolar is one of these characters • ...
Drama Elements 2020-01-13
Across
- These are objects used by the actors/ characters.
- This person usually gives background or fill-in information. Not an actual character in the play.
- what the characters say. Spoken dialogue/conversation.
- a long speech given by the character.
- directions These tell the actors and readers where the characters are on the stage.
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- similar to chapters in a book. These usually signify a scene change or action change.
- the people in the play.
- This is the spoken lines between two characters.
8 Clues: the people in the play. • a long speech given by the character. • This is the spoken lines between two characters. • These are objects used by the actors/ characters. • what the characters say. Spoken dialogue/conversation. • directions These tell the actors and readers where the characters are on the stage. • ...
Literature 2021-11-05
Across
- Journals, Diaries, and Blogs are examples of....?
- You will not find them in nonfiction texts
- This genre is based on facts
- message, lesson, or moral of a story
- Lists new or important words
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- The life story of a person written by another author
- A struggle or problem between two characters
- A picture that shows the location of things or a place
- Words close to a picture or photograph that help you understand it.
- Tells you what page to find information in a book
- This genre has characters
11 Clues: This genre has characters • This genre is based on facts • Lists new or important words • message, lesson, or moral of a story • You will not find them in nonfiction texts • A struggle or problem between two characters • Journals, Diaries, and Blogs are examples of....? • Tells you what page to find information in a book • ...
Video Games and Movie Crossword 2025-11-17
Across
- the music in a movie or game.
- the pictures and images in a game or movie.
- moving pictures in a movie or game.
- all the actors in a movie or game.
- people who play characters in movies or games.
- effects sounds in movies or games like doors closing or footsteps.
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- effects cool tricks in movies or games like explosions or magic.
- the people or animals in a story.
- where and when the story happens.
- plot the story in a movie or game.
- the clothes that characters wear.
11 Clues: the music in a movie or game. • the people or animals in a story. • where and when the story happens. • the clothes that characters wear. • all the actors in a movie or game. • plot the story in a movie or game. • moving pictures in a movie or game. • the pictures and images in a game or movie. • people who play characters in movies or games. • ...
from The Breadwinner 2026-08-10
Across
- Disagreement between characters
- too old to pretend to be a boy
- time and place in which action occurs.
- a duty
- to speak with involuntary or repetition
- died
- "It's perfect solution."
- wrote story about Afganistan girls
- person, animal, or imaginary creatures in a story
- series of events in a story
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- Names of specifica Person, Place or , Thing.
- missing her son
- a problem has been solved
- how characters change throughout the story
- A general name for a peron, place, or thing
- to feel or show displeasure or resentment
- in prison
- has to be responsible for the family
18 Clues: died • a duty • in prison • missing her son • "It's perfect solution." • a problem has been solved • series of events in a story • too old to pretend to be a boy • Disagreement between characters • wrote story about Afganistan girls • has to be responsible for the family • time and place in which action occurs. • to speak with involuntary or repetition • ...
American series 2024-10-25
Across
- / A show about a mother-daughter relationship and their close bond.
- / Challenges faced by adults raising teenagers.
- / A show where teens solve mysteries in a small town.
- An issue many characters face in school settings.
- / Hidden truths that frequently drive plots forward in these series.
- / A key theme often explored, highlighting relationships and struggles within households.
- / Important bond often shown among teen characters.
- /A theme from shows like Gossip Girl, where rumors affect characters’ lives.
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- / Personal aspirations and challenges teens navigate in many series.
- / Teens often challenge authority as they grow and seek independence.
- / A genre that captures complex, emotional storylines.
- / Common setting in many teen dramas.
- / A series about friends dealing with supernatural events in the 1980s.
- / Central theme, often showcased through romantic and familial relationships.
- / Parents giving life lessons to teens, a common element in family series.
15 Clues: / Common setting in many teen dramas. • / Challenges faced by adults raising teenagers. • An issue many characters face in school settings. • / Important bond often shown among teen characters. • / A show where teens solve mysteries in a small town. • / A genre that captures complex, emotional storylines. • ...
Film Techniques Revision 2025-08-27
Across
- When a voice explains the story, often not seen on screen.
- Shot A shot that shows the whole body of a character and some background.
- When the camera moves closer to or further from a subject.
- Music used in a film to create mood.
- Effects Fake images or actions made with computers or tricks.
- A quick change from one shot to another.
- When the camera moves up or down.
- When the camera moves side to side across a scene.
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- How bright or dark the scene is, used to create mood.
- When characters speak to each other.
- Objects used by characters in a scene.
- A shot that shows a character’s face or an object in detail.
- When an image slowly disappears or appears.
- Where and when the film takes place.
- What characters wear to show who they are.
15 Clues: When the camera moves up or down. • When characters speak to each other. • Music used in a film to create mood. • Where and when the film takes place. • Objects used by characters in a scene. • A quick change from one shot to another. • What characters wear to show who they are. • When an image slowly disappears or appears. • ...
Drama crossword 2026-06-03
Across
- The art of acting or communicating entirely through body language, gesture, and movement, without speech.
- The imaginary "wall" at the front of the stage separating the actors from the audience.
- The character that opposes the protagonist.
- Using strong voice clarity to make a performance acessible to an audience
- The group of performers who work together to perform a production
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- The trigger for an actor to do something
- The main character
- A sensational and highly emotional drama featuring exaggerated characters and straightforward conflicts.
- Items or objects handled by actors onstage
- The turning point or peak of tension and conflict
- Creating stories from scratch,not together
- The specific movements of an actor on stage
- The conversation between two or more characters
- What the characters have to lose
- Surfaces at diffrent heights for actors to stand/sit/lay/crouch/kneel on.
15 Clues: The main character • What the characters have to lose • The trigger for an actor to do something • Items or objects handled by actors onstage • Creating stories from scratch,not together • The specific movements of an actor on stage • The character that opposes the protagonist. • The conversation between two or more characters • ...
Story Elements Crossword 2022-09-15
Across
- Struggle between opposing forces
- Conflict between a character and an outside force
- characters who stay the same
- A reason behind their action,can affect the perception of the character
- Chain of events that traces a conflict
- takes a deeper understanding of why the character is that way
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- Helps tell if the story is ominous or uplight
- Conflict taking place within the mind of the character
- Characters that are defined by a couple of traits, shows little emotions
- Details that can be suggested by the time of day, year, season, or historical period
- showing range of different emotions
- characters who change and grow as the plot develops
12 Clues: characters who stay the same • Struggle between opposing forces • showing range of different emotions • Chain of events that traces a conflict • Helps tell if the story is ominous or uplight • Conflict between a character and an outside force • characters who change and grow as the plot develops • Conflict taking place within the mind of the character • ...
Drama Vocabulary 2022-11-05
Across
- one of the major divisions of a play. When it changes, the setting or characters may also change.
- a story that is acted out in front of people or an audience.
- tells the actors where to go on stage, how to move, how to say their lines, tells them how to feel and think. (Always found in parenthesis)
- a description (not a physical description) that calls to mind a character's traits and personality in an unique way
- a part or role in a play. Listed at the beginning of the play and tells who is in the play.
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- the person who wrote the play.
- the lines of text the characters speak in the play. The character tag appears before the lines.
- a speaker that gives the audience information about what is happening in the play.
- the form that a play is written in. It contains the cast of characters, the lines the characters say and the stage directions.
- located within an act. When the it changes, the setting or characters may also change.
- where and when the play takes place, many plays have more than one.
11 Clues: the person who wrote the play. • a story that is acted out in front of people or an audience. • where and when the play takes place, many plays have more than one. • a speaker that gives the audience information about what is happening in the play. • located within an act. When the it changes, the setting or characters may also change. • ...
The Theif Lord 2025-06-09
Across
- The highest social class, very wealthy
- The Theif Lord, Dottor Momossio, the detective, and the old character
- The main characters little brother, another character that has been with us since the start of the book, and also the person who ran to Venice, Italy
- The character who owns a souvenir shop, and the shops name had this characters name in it
- This is the place that the main characters ran to
- The main character, the character that has been with us since the start of the book, and the person who ran to Venice, Italy
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- Another main idea when the main characters adapt to trusting the gang they joined
- The leader of the gang, protects the kids, and has a messed up father
- One of the main ideas from the story when the main characters have to adapt to running to Venice and meeting with a gang and joining them and having to trust them
- The place where adults turn into children and where children turn into adults
- the auditorium that the kids hide in
11 Clues: the auditorium that the kids hide in • The highest social class, very wealthy • This is the place that the main characters ran to • The leader of the gang, protects the kids, and has a messed up father • The Theif Lord, Dottor Momossio, the detective, and the old character • The place where adults turn into children and where children turn into adults • ...
DUNE 2024-05-30
11 Clues: The Duke • The natives • The main house • The rivaling house • What everyone wants • The creatures of Dune • What the characters wear • The planet they travel to • The main character's name • The mother of the main character • Where the main characters come from
Disney Princess 2021-11-01
9 Clues: ice princess • magic carpet ride • princess of the sea • poisoned by an apple • lost a glass slipper • let down your long hair • fell in love with a beast • disguises herself as man to fight • marries someone outside of her tribe
