disney characters Crossword Puzzles
Demon Slayer Characters 2022-04-20
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- Uses poison to attack enemies
- Side character that travels with main character but crys a lot
- Ate too much Sakura mochi
- Former flower hashira
- Has a pet snake
- Demon that uses a sharp pair of fans
- A side character who saved the main protagonist and his sister
- Former swordsman that betrayed his brother
- fourteen year old Hashira
- Tsukugo of Insect Hashira
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- Lost an arm
- Pillar who has a little brother
- Fire donut
- Demon who wears a pink kimono and a bamboo stick
- Giant blue basketball who is the fourth strongest demon
- The main protagonist who became a slayer after his sister got turned into a demon
- Wears a boar mask because of his tragic past after being abandonned
- Oldest Hashira
18 Clues: Fire donut • Lost an arm • Oldest Hashira • Has a pet snake • Former flower hashira • Ate too much Sakura mochi • fourteen year old Hashira • Tsukugo of Insect Hashira • Uses poison to attack enemies • Pillar who has a little brother • Demon that uses a sharp pair of fans • Former swordsman that betrayed his brother • Demon who wears a pink kimono and a bamboo stick • ...
Christmas Characters Crossword 2023-11-11
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- The character who controls heat in "The Year Without a Santa Claus" .
- Santa's little helper with pointy ears .
- A miserly character from "A Christmas Carol" .
- The girl who embarks on a magical journey in "The Nutcracker" .
- Wooden soldier that comes to life ).
- The main character in "A Christmas Carol" (7 letters).
- Jolly man in a red suit who delivers presents .
- Personification of winter's frost .
- The curious girl from Whoville in "How the Grinch Stole Christmas"
- A figure made of snow with a carrot nose ).
- The red-nosed reindeer .
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- A cookie brought to life in fairy tales .
- The prospector from "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer"
- A friendly snowman who comes to life
- A character in "A Christmas Carol" who utters, "God bless us, everyone!" .
- Green, mean, and hates Christmas .
- A jolly snowman brought to life by a magical hat.
- Santa's caring and baking spouse .
- The enchanting dancer from "The Nutcracker" .
19 Clues: The red-nosed reindeer . • Green, mean, and hates Christmas . • Santa's caring and baking spouse . • Personification of winter's frost . • A friendly snowman who comes to life • Wooden soldier that comes to life ). • Santa's little helper with pointy ears . • A cookie brought to life in fairy tales . • A figure made of snow with a carrot nose ). • ...
video game characters 2025-06-04
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- fire-emblem
- fire-emblem
- mortal kombat franchise
- hero of Hyrule
- main villain of the Mario games
- pokemon franchise
- super mario
- older brother of coco bandicoot
- street fighters
- younger twin brother of Vergil, devil may cry protagonist
- ace attorney
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- member of the royal family
- final fantasy
- Kirby game series
- main character of the sonic games
- street fighter
- final fantasy
- metal gear solid
- kingdom heart
- enemy of sonic
20 Clues: fire-emblem • fire-emblem • super mario • ace attorney • final fantasy • final fantasy • kingdom heart • hero of Hyrule • street fighter • enemy of sonic • street fighters • metal gear solid • Kirby game series • pokemon franchise • mortal kombat franchise • member of the royal family • main villain of the Mario games • older brother of coco bandicoot • main character of the sonic games • ...
" If you can dream it , You can do it " - Walt Disney 2013-12-03
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- This cartoon character is considered to be the arch nemesis of Mickey Mouse
- Disney India collaborated with Yash Raj Films to produce this movie which had voiceovers done by famous Bollywodd actors such as Saif Ali Khan and Kareena Kapoor Khan
- This is Walt Disney’s full name
- The number of siblings that Walt Disney had
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- The name of Mickey Mouse's pet dog
- The name of Walt Disney's First Live Action Film
- The number of unscheduled closures that Disneyland has had since its opening in July 17, 1955
- Walt Disney holds the record for the most number of Academy Awards won with these many Academy awards in his name
8 Clues: This is Walt Disney’s full name • The name of Mickey Mouse's pet dog • The number of siblings that Walt Disney had • The name of Walt Disney's First Live Action Film • This cartoon character is considered to be the arch nemesis of Mickey Mouse • The number of unscheduled closures that Disneyland has had since its opening in July 17, 1955 • ...
Harry Potter Characters 2021-10-18
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- sister of another death-eater
- Hogwarts least favorite headteacher
- prefect 2 years above Harry Potter
- ghost professor
- great aunt of Gellert Grindelwald
- Draco's girlfriend
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- head of the department of international magical cooperation
- gardener for the Riddle family
- chaser for Gryffindor one year above Harry's
- brother of another death-eater
- ravenclaw quidditch seeker
- killed by his own cousin
- participant of the triwizard tournament
- girlfriend of Percy Weasley
- muggle studies professor
- girl Neville falls in love with
- Ron's ex girlfriend
- former Wimbourne Wasps quidditch player
18 Clues: ghost professor • Draco's girlfriend • Ron's ex girlfriend • killed by his own cousin • muggle studies professor • ravenclaw quidditch seeker • girlfriend of Percy Weasley • sister of another death-eater • gardener for the Riddle family • brother of another death-eater • girl Neville falls in love with • great aunt of Gellert Grindelwald • prefect 2 years above Harry Potter • ...
Black Cauldron Characters 2021-10-15
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- the lead enchantress of the Marshes of Morvaer; had tangled hair adorned with many ornaments and a decisive personality
- Assistant Pig-Keeper; protagonist
- a stallion; the "beloved steed" of Taran of Caer Dallben; the colt of Melyngar
- a warrior, the son of Chief Bard Taliesin; a wise and gracious man, thought to someday become Prydain's greatest bard
- Son of Collfrewr; a farmer who lived at Caer Dallben; though to be a hero by some, he liked to be known as a grower of turnips
- enchantress of the Marshes of Morvaer; wore a necklace of milky stones and was the most positive and cheerful of the trio
- prince and warrior known as "Son of Don;" rode a white mare and carried a legendary sword
- Son of Pen-Llarcau; an arrogant young prince, the last son of his line, who received no inheritance apart from "his name and his sword"
- one of the Fair Folk, not a dwarf but taller and thinner
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- King of Madoc; second greatest warlord in Prydain, after Prince Gwydion, Son of Don
- from Annuvin; ruthless warriors, criminals, and cruel murderers given supernatural strength by the Death Lord
- one of the Fair Folk, a red-haired dwarf from The Kingdom of Tylwyth Teg
- King of Cantrev Cadiffor ; his banner was crimson with the emblem of a black bear
- a wise old enchanter who resided at Caer Dallben and was Taran's mentor; got much wisdom from The Book of Three
- the least agreeable and the most threatening of the enchantresses of Morvaer, with a black cowl that shadowed her face
- daughter of Angharad; daughter of Regat; an outspoken, feisty, and kind-hearted Princess of the Royal House of Llyr
- Son of Godo;an aspiring bard, wanderer, and the sometime ruler of a small cantrev in the northeast of Prydain
- A creature of an unknown kind, not quite animal and not quite human
18 Clues: Assistant Pig-Keeper; protagonist • one of the Fair Folk, not a dwarf but taller and thinner • A creature of an unknown kind, not quite animal and not quite human • one of the Fair Folk, a red-haired dwarf from The Kingdom of Tylwyth Teg • a stallion; the "beloved steed" of Taran of Caer Dallben; the colt of Melyngar • ...
Old Testament Characters 2015-10-29
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- Brave mother from these books who watched as her 7 sons where executed for being Jews.
- Married Delilah and she betrayed him
- Prophet who was exiled to Babylon during the fall of Jerusalem
- King who defeated Goliath with a rock
- He and his wife bore a son in old age due to his faith in God
- Thrown into a lion’s den for praying to God. He was unharmed.
- beloved son of Rachel who interpreted dreams for the pharaoh
- Married sisters. Tricked his father into thinking he was his brother.
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- King who was given the gift of wisdom by God
- wife of Isaac and mother of Jacob and Esau
- God gave him the 10 commandment on Mount Sinai
- He was called the weeping prophet
- prophet who prophesied during the reigns of Uzziah during the 7th and 8th centuries B.C.
- Israel’s last judge and first prophet
- Heroine whose name means the praised one.
- The promised son of Abraham whose was going to be offered as a sacrifice by his father
- beloved wife of Jacob
- He ran from God and was swallowed by a whale
18 Clues: beloved wife of Jacob • He was called the weeping prophet • Married Delilah and she betrayed him • Israel’s last judge and first prophet • King who defeated Goliath with a rock • Heroine whose name means the praised one. • wife of Isaac and mother of Jacob and Esau • King who was given the gift of wisdom by God • He ran from God and was swallowed by a whale • ...
plot and characters 2015-12-08
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- / introduction of the story
- hunts for
- / is the turning point, which changes the protagonist’s fate
- / Olympic Game Medalist from Syria which
- / Anne Frank's older sister
- Lune / daughter of Marie Moon
- / represents the opposition against which the protagonist must contend. In other words, the antagonist is an obstacle that the protagonist must overcome
- / queen bee, leader of the most exclusive clique in "Mean Girls" movie
- / Does not change throughout the work, and the reader’s knowledge of that character does not grow his or her personality does not transform or evolve
- action / a series of related incidents builds toward the point of greatest interest
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- Kyle / a Texas born citizen and was once a Ranch hand and rodeo .Then became One of the Best US Navy Seal Sniper
- van Daan / a.k.a Peter Van Pels
- / sequence of events in a nonfiction story
- / comprises events from the end of the falling action to the actual ending scene of the drama or narrative
- Heron / protagonist in the movie Mean Girls
- / They are not psychologically complex characters and therefore are readily accessible to readers
- / are the people ,animals,or things who act in the story
- / North Shore high school's most exclusive clique
- / Complex than flat characters, and often display the inconsistencies and internal conflicts found in most real people
19 Clues: hunts for • / introduction of the story • / Anne Frank's older sister • Lune / daughter of Marie Moon • van Daan / a.k.a Peter Van Pels • / Olympic Game Medalist from Syria which • / sequence of events in a nonfiction story • Heron / protagonist in the movie Mean Girls • / North Shore high school's most exclusive clique • ...
Movie Characters/places 2016-05-16
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- a cartoon bunny:
- a Girl who loses her voice to an evil Octopus lady:
- the guy who went with Katness:
- a flying green kid who is magical:
- an evil hook-hand man:
- a talking and walking sponge:
- a girl who volentered for the Hunger Games:
- Peter Parker
- an explorer:
- the planet which superman is from:
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- where fish live:
- the evil Octopus lady:
- the city which Spongebob lives:
- where 12 districs come into one nation:
- the flying kids home which is magiical:
- chicken who has a big heart:
- supermans arch nemasis:
- a famous superhero with first letter "S":
18 Clues: Peter Parker • an explorer: • where fish live: • a cartoon bunny: • the evil Octopus lady: • an evil hook-hand man: • supermans arch nemasis: • a talking and walking sponge: • the guy who went with Katness: • the city which Spongebob lives: • chicken who has a big heart: • a flying green kid who is magical: • the planet which superman is from: • ...
Glass Castle characters 2023-12-07
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- John's 15 year old daughter
- Jeanettes only black friend that murdered her mom's boyfriend
- Dad's mother
- Wrote the Glass Castle
- Youngest daughter of the family and stabbed mom before moving to California
- Jeanetts's first "boyfriend"
- owned the property in phoenix that mom inherited when she died
- Drinks alcohol everyday and came up with the Glass Castle blueprints
- Jeanette's second husband
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- Dad's Brother
- took Brian's comic book and slept with dad
- the town whore of welch
- only son of the family and joined the police force
- Dad's Father
- Jeanette's first husband that lived on park Avenue
- Brian's daughter
- oldest daughter of the family and first to move to New York
- Has a teaching diploma and loves art
18 Clues: Dad's Father • Dad's mother • Dad's Brother • Brian's daughter • Wrote the Glass Castle • the town whore of welch • Jeanette's second husband • John's 15 year old daughter • Jeanetts's first "boyfriend" • Has a teaching diploma and loves art • took Brian's comic book and slept with dad • only son of the family and joined the police force • ...
The Iliad Characters 2022-11-14
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- The King of Troy
- The King of the Gods
- The Goddess of Wisdom and War
- The Goddess of Love and Beauty
- The God of War
- The Most Noble and Eldest Prince of Troy
- The Goddess of Discord
- The Most Clever of the Greek Warriors and Kings
- The Queen of Troy
- The Queen of the Gods
- The Most Fearsome Warrior on the Greek Side
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- Trojan Princess given the power of prophecy
- The Mother of Achilles
- The King of Mycenae, Brother to Menelaus
- The Trojan Prince who gives Aphrodite the Apple
- The King of Sparta, Husband of Helen
- The Most Beautiful Woman in the World
- The God of Music and Medicine
18 Clues: The God of War • The King of Troy • The Queen of Troy • The King of the Gods • The Queen of the Gods • The Mother of Achilles • The Goddess of Discord • The Goddess of Wisdom and War • The God of Music and Medicine • The Goddess of Love and Beauty • The King of Sparta, Husband of Helen • The Most Beautiful Woman in the World • The King of Mycenae, Brother to Menelaus • ...
The Dressmaker Characters 2022-11-28
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- Teddy's surname
- William's best man
- The Chemist Mr.
- Tilly's teacher
- The chemist's wife
- Stewart's mum
- Tilly's last name
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- Trudy's husband
- Teddy's brother
- William's mum
- Stewart's surname
- The store owner Mr.
- Beulah's surname
- Tilly's father
- Getrude changes her name to...
- Sergeant ...
- Tilly's mother
- Evan has an affair with...
18 Clues: Sergeant ... • William's mum • Stewart's mum • Tilly's father • Tilly's mother • Trudy's husband • Teddy's brother • Teddy's surname • The Chemist Mr. • Tilly's teacher • Beulah's surname • Stewart's surname • Tilly's last name • William's best man • The chemist's wife • The store owner Mr. • Evan has an affair with... • Getrude changes her name to...
TKAM Characters Crossword 2025-02-05
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- Wise and kind uncle of Jem and Scout
- Mysterious "spooky" neighbor of Jem and Scout
- Houses Miss Maudie after her house burns down
- Stands up in courtroom to defend Tom Robinson
- Father of Mayella
- Friend of Jem and Scout who makes the best cakes
- The older brother of Scout
- Watches Boo Radley
- Judge for Tom Robinson court case
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- The nanny at the Finch household
- Wise father of Jem and Scout who defends Tom Robinson at his trial
- Reverend in the black church
- Convicted of raping Mayella Ewell
- Imaginative friend of Jem and Scout who comes every summer
- Accused Tom Robinson of raping her
- Morphine addict who makes Jem read to her
- Curious girl who can't help but get into fights
- The strict and stubborn aunt of Jem and Scout
18 Clues: Father of Mayella • Watches Boo Radley • The older brother of Scout • Reverend in the black church • The nanny at the Finch household • Convicted of raping Mayella Ewell • Judge for Tom Robinson court case • Accused Tom Robinson of raping her • Wise and kind uncle of Jem and Scout • Morphine addict who makes Jem read to her • Mysterious "spooky" neighbor of Jem and Scout • ...
Ace Attorney Characters 2026-04-29
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- Phoenix Wright's ancestor
- Reaper of the Bailey
- Ryunosuke's best friend
- Ryunosuke's assistant
- Phoenix's understudy
- Mia's younger sister and spirit medium
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- Detective
- Analytical Psychology specialist
- Scientific investigator, younger sister of Lana Skye
- Herlock Sholmes' daughter and assitant
- Ace Attorney
- Mia and Maya's younger cousin
- Judge of most cases
- Prosecutor, daughter of Manfred von Karma
- Investigative Prosecutor
- Homicide detective
- Phoenix's adoptive daughter
- Phoenix's Mentor
18 Clues: Detective • Ace Attorney • Phoenix's Mentor • Homicide detective • Judge of most cases • Reaper of the Bailey • Phoenix's understudy • Ryunosuke's assistant • Ryunosuke's best friend • Investigative Prosecutor • Phoenix Wright's ancestor • Phoenix's adoptive daughter • Mia and Maya's younger cousin • Analytical Psychology specialist • Herlock Sholmes' daughter and assitant • ...
Francais- CrossWord 2025-02-14
18 Clues: tone • ugly • story • scene • pretty • poetry • century • fashion • critera • pleasant • building • standard • monument • characters • to attract • imperfetion • self esteem • personal taste
Orchestra Vocab 2023-09-13
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- A song with a faster beat than a ballad
- 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 very last song of the show
- A song which tells what characters desire and what motivates them
- 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
- A type of musical comedy that took place 1890-1920, named after the King of England.
- A song which takes place about midway through Act 2 to re-energize the audience for the final scenes
- When all or part of a song is repeated later in the show, usually to energize the end of a scene
- A song which lets a character or group of characters beguile an audience and share character development information
- The very first song sung by characters in the show
- A large-scale performance within a musical show, usually combining both song and dance with lots of energy and many performers
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- A song so fantastic that the audience applause keeps the show from continuing for a while
- The first musical
- Music played by the orchestra before the curtain opens for Act 2 (at the end of intermission).
- this song form becomes standard for Broadway and pop music
- lantern slides used to create effects
- A song which aims to get laughs from the audience
- Any song which explains a character, a group of characters, or a situation
19 Clues: The first musical • the very last song of the show • lantern slides used to create effects • 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 • this song form becomes standard for Broadway and pop music • A song which tells what characters desire and what motivates them • ...
Between shades of grey 2014-12-01
10 Clues: Lina's mother • Lina's father • Russian soldiers • their home country • vegetables they ate • holds everyone captive • main characters brother • main characters boyfriend • main character in the book • mother that died for her baby
Melinda’s Java Crossword 2024-01-26
23 Clues: 5 • [] • 5.5 • ‘a’ • true • 0101 • final • words • value • parts • extends • case1-4 • language • function • constant • giveback • Repeating • public___ • userInput • technology • inheritance • _constructor • class_instances
Grade 4 Chinese Lesson 26 2024-04-02
21 Clues: math • must • dance • happy • stuff • speak • china • today • library • america • cooking • science • tomorrow • eat-food • exercise • geography • restaurant • drink-cola • do-homework • cook-dumplings • write-characters
Literary Devices and Authors 2024-03-27
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- Type of irony when a person says or writes one thing and means another, or uses words to convey a meaning that is the opposite of the literal meaning
- Last name of the author of "Rip Van Winkle" and "The Devil and Tom Walker"
- Last name of the author of "The Yellow Wallpaper"
- Lead characters who exhibit unappealing characteristics
- Chief principal role; Character around whom the action takes place
- Type of irony when the audience is aware of something the characters are not
- The words characters speak to one another
- The specific words/phrases chosen by the author
- The final stage of the plot that wraps-up each character and brings the world back to stasis
- Type of point of view told by a voice outside the story who reveals the thoughts and feelings of all the characters
- Part of plot that provides background information, introduces characters, and shows the conflict
- Main idea or underlying meaning a writer explores
- Last name of the author of "The Masque of the Red Death" and "The Tell-Tale Heart"
- A direct/indirect reference to something/some time/someone/some place outside of the text itself
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- Part of the plot when past events are made clear and the main story tapers off, leading towards a conclusion
- The author's use of vivid images to describe; uses the 5 senses
- Feeling/atmosphere given off while reading a narrative; created by means of setting, attitude, and descriptions
- A specific character type, like a stereotype
- The writer's attitude toward or feelings about the subject matter and audience
- Last name of the author of "The Crucible"
- A defining moment of development, discovery, or disaster in a plot; The point of no return
- Part of the plot that presents a series of related events that move towards the climax
- Type of irony when actions or events have the opposite result from what is expected/intended
- Type of point of view told by a voice outside the story who never enters the character's mind and records only what is seen and heard
- Type of point of view told by a voice outside the story who focuses on one character’s thoughts and feelings
25 Clues: Last name of the author of "The Crucible" • The words characters speak to one another • A specific character type, like a stereotype • The specific words/phrases chosen by the author • Last name of the author of "The Yellow Wallpaper" • Main idea or underlying meaning a writer explores • Lead characters who exhibit unappealing characteristics • ...
Disney princess 2020-05-25
Walt Disney 2023-11-15
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- A story, usually for children, about magical beings and creatures.
- The first animated shorts,silent film
- A person in a novel, play or movie
- The women of Walt Disney's animation
- A film studio
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- A technique for producing animations using flat characters, props and backgrounds cut from materials such as paper, card, stiff fabric or even photographs.
- Standard movie,of the original length; not abridged
- A television or radio advertisement
- Artist who draws cartoons
9 Clues: A film studio • Artist who draws cartoons • A person in a novel, play or movie • A television or radio advertisement • The women of Walt Disney's animation • The first animated shorts,silent film • Standard movie,of the original length; not abridged • A story, usually for children, about magical beings and creatures. • ...
Disney / Pixar 2022-02-26
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- Une marionnette voulant devenir un enfant
- chacun craint d'être remplacé par un jouet neuf
- Séparé de sa famille lors d'une fuite en catastrophe de sa colonie
- Homme orphelin qui vit en volant de la nourriture aux marchands des souks.
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- Dans la nuit orageuse qui suit, elle se coupe les cheveux avec une épée et prend l’armure de son père.
- le petit garçon qui refuse de grandir
- La musique est interdite au sein de sa famille
- C'est un solide gaillard, il est de grande taille avec des bras massifs et son rôle est simpliste
- Passe ses journées à surveiller des poissons moutons
9 Clues: le petit garçon qui refuse de grandir • Une marionnette voulant devenir un enfant • La musique est interdite au sein de sa famille • chacun craint d'être remplacé par un jouet neuf • Passe ses journées à surveiller des poissons moutons • Séparé de sa famille lors d'une fuite en catastrophe de sa colonie • ...
disney Crossword 2025-02-08
9 Clues: has a tail • marries a beast • The queen of avalor • has a dad named Mufasa • has a friend named Lilo • is a maid most of her life • has like 10ft worth of hair • is Mufasa's trusted assistant • kisses and marries a almost frog
Disney Songs 2024-09-20
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- Les rêves des amoureux sont comme le bon vin (Ratatouille)
- Look at this stuff, isn't it neat? (The Little Mermaid)
- The seaweed is always greener (The Little Mermaid)
- There ain't nothing gonna stop me now (The Princess and the Frog)
- It means no worries for the rest of your days (The Lion King)
- Merry little voices clear and strong (Enchanted)
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- Oh Ratigan, Oh Ratigan (The Great Mouse Detective)
- Ma chere, mademoiselle (Beauty and the Beast)
- Little one when you play (Dumbo)
9 Clues: Little one when you play (Dumbo) • Ma chere, mademoiselle (Beauty and the Beast) • Merry little voices clear and strong (Enchanted) • Oh Ratigan, Oh Ratigan (The Great Mouse Detective) • The seaweed is always greener (The Little Mermaid) • Look at this stuff, isn't it neat? (The Little Mermaid) • Les rêves des amoureux sont comme le bon vin (Ratatouille) • ...
Disney puzzles 2023-11-09
9 Clues: lost shoe • mickeys bff • “sail away” • made by Elsa • he climbs trees • has a pet tiger • ___ and the seven dwarfs • he is Minnie’s boy friend • she is in beauty and the beast
disney movies 2022-03-24
9 Clues: m-o-u-s-e • lion king • let it go • glass slipper • ...and the beast • boss of the minions • long trunk, big ears • we don't talk about Bruno • the boy who wouldn't grow up
Dramatic Terms 2023-02-16
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- A literary tone used to mock or ridicule human vice or weakness with the intent to change.
- An imaginary wall that separates the audience from the stage.
- A literary work that is amusing and ends happily.
- Instructions written into the play.
- The audience perceives something that the characters in the story do not know.
- A person or group that serve as commentators.
- Events turn out opposite from what was expected.
- Noble character with much to lose who has a personal weakness.
- Character's comments intended to be heard by the audience only.
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- A stereotype or mold of characters.
- A literary work that is serious and end in a devastating catastrophe.
- Character's weakness that brings about an unhappy ending.
- A speech given while others are on stage.
- A moment when the character is alone on stage and speaks their thoughts and feelings.
- A character that makes others seem better by contrast.
- The words state the opposite of the author's true meaning.
- Written text of a play.
- Conversation among characters in a play.
- A play on a word in which the word has two meanings.
19 Clues: Written text of a play. • A stereotype or mold of characters. • Instructions written into the play. • Conversation among characters in a play. • A speech given while others are on stage. • A person or group that serve as commentators. • Events turn out opposite from what was expected. • A literary work that is amusing and ends happily. • ...
The Royale @ PRC 2025-09-14
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- Last name of Playwright
- The action the characters do to illustrate they have landed a punch
- Character that sports a mustache and bowler hat
- From an actors POV, the part upstage where the locker room is located (twowords)
- Who gets in the ring with Jay Johnson at the climax of the play
- What does Wynton find among the coins he gets from winning his first match?
- The shape of the light that moved around the floor of the ring during a match
- How characters keep rhythm throughout the play
- Which character dies at the end of the play
- The gift Johnson receives from Fish(2 words)
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- Number of times the characters are literally hit in the face during the play
- First name of Playwright
- The sport that the play is about
- what is Nina's relation to Jay?
- Type of suit Jay wants to wear after his match against Fish
- The color of Jay's boxing trunks at the beginning of the play
- Which character starts off the play in the scaffolding upstage
- Last name of the Stage Manager for this production
- What is it that Jay hires Fish to do with him to train?
- The color of the book that Nina brings Jay
20 Clues: Last name of Playwright • First name of Playwright • what is Nina's relation to Jay? • The sport that the play is about • The color of the book that Nina brings Jay • Which character dies at the end of the play • The gift Johnson receives from Fish(2 words) • How characters keep rhythm throughout the play • Character that sports a mustache and bowler hat • ...
Literary Terms 2025-10-28
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- The speaker addresses the audience or another character, but the other characters on stage cannot hear it; a brief whisper.
- A single, long speech delivered by one character to other characters on stage.
- PERSON LIMITED: A narrator whose knowledge is confined to only one character's thoughts and perceptions.
- A figure of speech that directly compares two unlike things without using "like" or "as."
- A figure of speech that compares two unlike things using the words "like" or "as."
- An author's attitude toward the subject, conveyed through word choice and style.
- RHYME: Rhyme where the rhyming words are at the end of adjacent or alternating lines.
- A reference to a well-known person, event, place, literary work, or art.
- IRONY: A literary device where a situation's outcome is contrary to what was expected.
- A broad term for a discrepancy between expectation and reality.
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- A type of narrator that uses "I," "me," and "my" and is a character in the story.
- The general atmosphere or emotional setting a piece of writing creates for the reader.
- IRONY: A statement meant to be understood as the opposite of what is literally said (e.g., calling a mess "spotless").
- PERSON OMNISCIENT: A narrator who knows everything about all the characters and events.
- A literary device where two contradictory terms appear in conjunction.
- A device where two or more words share the same sound, usually at the end of a line.
- RHYME: Rhyme that occurs within a single line of verse or between contiguous lines.
- A softer, less direct word or phrase substituted for one considered to be too harsh or unpleasant.
- IRONY: The audience knows something the characters do not, creating tension or humor.
- A speech delivered by a character alone on stage, revealing their inner thoughts to the audience.
20 Clues: A broad term for a discrepancy between expectation and reality. • A literary device where two contradictory terms appear in conjunction. • A reference to a well-known person, event, place, literary work, or art. • A single, long speech delivered by one character to other characters on stage. • ...
Unit 3 2025-11-20
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- Justyce writes letters to _ to help him process what is happening in his life
- the author uses _ to reveal important details about Justyce’s past and how it shapes his present decisions
- when two characters have opposite personalities that highlight each other’s traits, this is called a _
- a _ plot is when events are told in the order they happen in from beginning to end
- When Justyce is treated unfairly by the police, it reveals the _ he faces in his daily life
- the _ of the novel shifts between Justyce’s school and his neighborhood, helping to show the different pressures he faces
- the main character in Dear Martin who attends Braselton Preparatory Academy
- the theme of _ is developed as Justyce struggles with how society perceives him versus who he really is
- The central message or lesson developed through characters and plot.
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- Characters who feel realistic, with strengths, flaws, and motivations.
- The process an author uses to reveal a character’s personality
- In these chapters, the author uses _ by hinting at future events that create suspense for the reader
- A story with two or more related storylines occurring at the same time.
- the _ of the story shifts between Justyce’s experiences in the present and his reflections on past events
- Justyce faces challenges with fitting in both at school and in his _
- This character is known for challenging Justyce’s ideas and beliefs the most
- The time and place of a story, which can shape the message.
- when Justyce is wrongfully arrested, it shows the theme of _ in society
- is a smaller storyline within the main story that often focuses on secondary characters or events
- _ is Justyce’s best friend who often provides comic relief
20 Clues: _ is Justyce’s best friend who often provides comic relief • The time and place of a story, which can shape the message. • The process an author uses to reveal a character’s personality • Justyce faces challenges with fitting in both at school and in his _ • The central message or lesson developed through characters and plot. • ...
Important Parts of a Drama 2024-01-19
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- A major division in a play, often comprising multiple scenes. Acts help structure the narrative.
- A genre of literature meant to be performed by actors on a stage, involving conflicts, emotions, and dialogues.
- occurs when the audience knows something that the characters don't.
- The time and place in which the events of the play occur.
- The sequence of events in a play, including the exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution.
- A literary device used to hint at future events in the play, creating anticipation and suspense.
- any person, animal, or figure represented in a literary work.
- The conclusion of the play, where loose ends are tied up, and the final outcome is revealed.
- The central idea or message of the play, often exploring universal concepts or issues.
- Instructions in the script that describe how the play should be performed, including actors' movements, expressions, and sometimes technical elements
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- The character or force in opposition to the protagonist, creating conflict and tension in the play.
- The person who writes the play, creating the characters, dialogue, and overall structure.
- A long speech delivered by one character, usually expressing their thoughts or feelings.
- The spoken words between characters in a play.
- The main character in a play, often the one with whom the audience identifies and follows throughout the story.
- The turning point or the moment of greatest intensity in the play, often resolving the central conflict.
- the written content for a visual story such as a play, television show or movie.
- a literary device characterized by a struggle between two opposing forces
- A smaller division within an act, representing a specific time and place in the play.
19 Clues: The spoken words between characters in a play. • The time and place in which the events of the play occur. • any person, animal, or figure represented in a literary work. • occurs when the audience knows something that the characters don't. • a literary device characterized by a struggle between two opposing forces • ...
Richest men 2024-04-08
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- American business magnate and founder of the Vanderbilt family fortune. Cornelius _____
- American business magnate who founded the DuPont chemical company. _____ Irénée du Pont
- Italian industrialist who founded an automotive company. Enzo
- American business tycoon who built a financial empire in the steel industry. Andrew ______
- American aviation pioneer and founder of The Boeing Company. ____ Boeing
- American businessman known for his involvement in the oil industry. H.L. ____
- American businessman who founded the Hilton Hotels chain. Conrad _____
- American industrialist known for his automobile company. Henry ____
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- American business magnate who founded the Getty Oil Company. J. Paul ____
- American investor known as the "Oracle of Omaha". _____ Buffett
- American industrialist known for his work in the railroad industry. _____ Vanderbilt
- American business magnate who founded Standard Oil. John D. _____
- American industrialist and founder of U.S. Steel. J.P. ____
- American business magnate and founder of the Hearst Corporation. William _____ Hearst
- American entrepreneur who co-founded the Walt Disney Company. Walt _____
15 Clues: American industrialist and founder of U.S. Steel. J.P. ____ • Italian industrialist who founded an automotive company. Enzo • American investor known as the "Oracle of Omaha". _____ Buffett • American business magnate who founded Standard Oil. John D. _____ • American industrialist known for his automobile company. Henry ____ • ...
SHAYLA'S SO GOOD CROSSWORD PUZZLE 2014-11-14
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- Symbolizes leadership in ‘Lord of the Flies.’
- Characters speaking to one another.
- Used to make fires in 'The Lord of the Flies.'
- A boulder was dropped on this characters head, crushing his dreams, and his skull.
- Devil of the sea.
- A problem issue or fight.
- A nine year old adventurous, responsible, daring girl.
- 'The Veldt' is this kind of story.
- An object representing something else.
- When someone says the opposite of what they mean.
- Short story involving a ‘wereman.’
- Last name of the characters in ‘The Veldt.’
- When a situation turns out different than expected, the irony is ______.
- Animals in 'The Wife's' Story'
- Stereotypical amount of wishes given.
- Evil girl who lives in a 'Happy Life' home.
- Magical story.
- A mental awakening.
- Career of the evil man in ‘Wish You Were Here.’
- A short fantasy story.
- Gender of the antagonist in ‘The Witch.’
- Choosing between two outcomes.
- The object everyone is obsessed with in year 2053.
- Lord of the flies is another term for ________.
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- Transportation Johnny and his mother are taking.
- Creature that was in the cabin in ‘Do Seek Their Meat From God.’
- Unattractive man who receives wishes from a genie.
- First name of the protagonist in ‘A Mountain Journey.’
- A true to life impression.
- Long terrifying stretch of cement that Rouga and Arnie must cross.
- Greedy man who receives wishes from a Christmas fairy.
- The object that stops Leonard from his nightly walk.
- Conflict that Dave Conroy faces.
- Symbolism occurs in this story involving sea animals.
- A magical wish granting creature.
- Heroic dolphin in ‘The Sea Devil.’
- Hinting at what is to come.
- Cruel story about gnomes.
- City that “A Way Out of the Forest’ takes place in.
- It is dramatic irony when the reader has _______ that the characters don’t.
- A blast from the past.
- Futuristic short story about lonely man.
- 'Mr.Jesus'
- A direct comparison.
- A ridiculous idea.
- The highest point of a story.
- Melinda Alice’s last wish.
- Characters speaking to a whole group.
- Large cats in short story by Charles Roberts.
- A boy who was brutally stabbed and murdered.
- Character that found her best friend dead.
51 Clues: 'Mr.Jesus' • Magical story. • Devil of the sea. • A ridiculous idea. • A mental awakening. • A direct comparison. • A blast from the past. • A short fantasy story. • Cruel story about gnomes. • A problem issue or fight. • A true to life impression. • Melinda Alice’s last wish. • Hinting at what is to come. • The highest point of a story. • Animals in 'The Wife's' Story' • ...
SHAYLA'S SO GOOD CROSSWORD PUZZLE 2014-11-14
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- A ridiculous idea.
- When a situation turns out different than expected, the irony is ______.
- Symbolism occurs in this story involving sea animals.
- Career of the evil man in ‘Wish You Were Here.’
- 'The Veldt' is this kind of story.
- Short story involving a ‘wereman.’
- Devil of the sea.
- Conflict that Dave Conroy faces.
- A mental awakening.
- When someone says the opposite of what they mean.
- Last name of the characters in ‘The Veldt.’
- A direct comparison.
- Symbolizes leadership in ‘Lord of the Flies.’
- It is dramatic irony when the reader has _______ that the characters don’t.
- 'Mr.Jesus'
- A problem issue or fight.
- Large cats in short story by Charles Roberts.
- Heroic dolphin in ‘The Sea Devil.’
- A short fantasy story.
- A boulder was dropped on this characters head, crushing his dreams, and his skull.
- Gender of the antagonist in ‘The Witch.’
- Magical story.
- Animals in 'The Wife's' Story'
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- First name of the protagonist in ‘A Mountain Journey.’
- A nine year old adventurous, responsible, daring girl.
- Transportation Johnny and his mother are taking.
- Futuristic short story about lonely man.
- Creature that was in the cabin in ‘Do Seek Their Meat From God.’
- Cruel story about gnomes.
- The highest point of a story.
- A blast from the past.
- A true to life impression.
- Characters speaking to a whole group.
- Hinting at what is to come.
- The object that stops Leonard from his nightly walk.
- Long terrifying stretch of cement that Rouga and Arnie must cross.
- Characters speaking to one another.
- An object representing something else.
- The object everyone is obsessed with in year 2053.
- Melinda Alice’s last wish.
- A magical wish granting creature.
- Greedy man who receives wishes from a Christmas fairy.
- Evil girl who lives in a 'Happy Life' home.
- Unattractive man who receives wishes from a genie.
- City that “A Way Out of the Forest’ takes place in.
- Character that found her best friend dead.
- Choosing between two outcomes.
- Stereotypical amount of wishes given.
- Lord of the flies is another term for ________.
- Used to make fires in 'The Lord of the Flies.'
- A boy who was brutally stabbed and murdered.
51 Clues: 'Mr.Jesus' • Magical story. • Devil of the sea. • A ridiculous idea. • A mental awakening. • A direct comparison. • A blast from the past. • A short fantasy story. • Cruel story about gnomes. • A problem issue or fight. • A true to life impression. • Melinda Alice’s last wish. • Hinting at what is to come. • The highest point of a story. • Choosing between two outcomes. • ...
3008 2024-11-10
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- Silly little shork
- the first mini base
- (Roman numerals) the part where the characters made their own base, and tried to survive on their own.
- died by having his head cracked open
- master base builder
- main character
- happens every 100 days where the ikea ‘updates’ but when it happened most recently, it was a lot more severe (maybe due to 682) during this time the ikea was very close to the real world, making employees act human and an exit a lot easier to find
- leader of ET
- (Roman numerals) the part where 682, shattered reality, JL gets a frying pan to the head and the main characters escape the ikea.
- main characters high school friend
- The SCP the characters find themselves in
- the biggest base in the ikea, the characters home in part 2
- when the employees are hostile
- leader of exchange
- when the employees are more aggressive. Happens every 10 nights
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- everyone’s favourite faceless beings, mindless during the day, hostile during the night
- nickname for SCP 3008
- (Roman numerals) the part where senna was found, and the main 5 first stumbled into the ikea
- IRL friend group character, who dies in the same chapter they’re introduced
- Adams friend, who survived in the ikea solo for 2 nights after the fall of exchange
- The base constructed in part 3
- (Roman numerals) the part with exchange, ET and the conflict within the two
- first to succumb to the Ikea (after Ava)
- where the employees are mindless, the time to get food and resources to prepare for the night
- person who dragged them into the IKEA
- medic with kleptomania
- communications leader of Exchange
- the night after the foggy day, where it’s a lot colder
- dead body found in part 1
- the kid, Lachie’s surrogate son
- described as having black hair, which she heavily argues against
- ‘Exchange is like a home, ___ is like a bar’
- silly lizard who may or may not have been sentenced to an eternity falling in the void
- tea enthusiast
- many peoples favourite character, portrays a ‘tough uncle’ kinda vibe
- when the employees are slower but still aggressive. Happens every 15 days
- second last person to die in the ikea
37 Clues: leader of ET • main character • tea enthusiast • Silly little shork • leader of exchange • the first mini base • master base builder • nickname for SCP 3008 • medic with kleptomania • dead body found in part 1 • The base constructed in part 3 • when the employees are hostile • the kid, Lachie’s surrogate son • communications leader of Exchange • main characters high school friend • ...
Olivia 2022-06-29
11 Clues: Her idol. • Starsign. • Hometown. • Middle name. • Disney show. • First album. • Mother’s name. • Fourth single. • First TV commercial. • Number of Grammy Awards. • Character on Bizaardvark.
The Odyssey 2016-01-21
12 Clues: King of Gods • Zeus's daughter • Title of the book • Who wrote the book • Main characters son • Who cursed Odysseus • Main characters wife • One of the leading suitors • Who did Telemachus stand up to? • Homeland of they main character • How long was the main character gone • Who held Odysseus captive for 7 years
RL.6.3 Vocabulary 2022-09-14
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- Events that increase tension about the conflict.
- The final outcome of the story.
- The introduction of the characters, setting and basic situation.
- A set; examples: Coins, Books, or Movies.
- People or animals that are in the story.
- Form a mental image of; imagine.
- When the conflict is introduced that sets the plot in motion.
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- The story’s central problem.
- The point of greatest tension in the story. (The turning point in the story.)
- Give an account in words of (someone or something), including all the relevant characteristics, qualities, or events.
- action All of the events after the climax. The tension of the story comes down.
- The sequence of events that occurs to characters in situations in the beginning, middle and end of the story.
- Part of a larger sequence.
- Where and when the story takes place.
14 Clues: Part of a larger sequence. • The story’s central problem. • The final outcome of the story. • Form a mental image of; imagine. • Where and when the story takes place. • People or animals that are in the story. • A set; examples: Coins, Books, or Movies. • Events that increase tension about the conflict. • When the conflict is introduced that sets the plot in motion. • ...
EOG Vocabulary Review #2 2025-05-07
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- a made-up story that COULD take place in real life
- a tale that has animal characters that act like humans and contains a moral
- the problem, events, and the resolution
- a story that is made up
- the way the character, setting and plot are organized
- the problem in a story
- a story that features larger than life characters who solve problems
- an ancient tale of gods, supernatural beings, and heroes that may explain something in nature
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- a person in a story, novel, or play
- a made-up story that COULD NOT take place in real life
- a tale passed down from one generation to another with no known author
- details that support the claim being made
- where and when a story takes place
- a story with magical characters and events
14 Clues: the problem in a story • a story that is made up • where and when a story takes place • a person in a story, novel, or play • the problem, events, and the resolution • details that support the claim being made • a story with magical characters and events • a made-up story that COULD take place in real life • the way the character, setting and plot are organized • ...
Chapters 1-12 2025-05-21
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- What emotion best describes how the main character feels when trapped in the pyramid?
- What country do the main characters visit in the story?
- What is the name of the hotel where the characters are staying?
- What is the main character's biggest fear in the tomb
- Who is the main character in "Goosebumps: The Curse of the Mummy's Tomb"?
- Where do the characters get trapped during their adventure?
- What warning do the children receive about the tomb?
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- What word best describes the atmosphere inside the tomb?
- What is uncle Ben's job?
- What ancient object is central to the story's mystery?
- Who is Ben to Gabe?
- What is the name of the place where the final confrontation happens?
- What is the name of the mysterious guide they meet?
- Who is Gabe's cousin that joins him on the adventure?
14 Clues: Who is Ben to Gabe? • What is uncle Ben's job? • What is the name of the mysterious guide they meet? • What warning do the children receive about the tomb? • What is the main character's biggest fear in the tomb • Who is Gabe's cousin that joins him on the adventure? • What ancient object is central to the story's mystery? • ...
Shakespeare literary terms 2016-02-01
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- verse poetry verse without rhyme within lambic pentameter.
- a long speech by one character in a play
- irony the full significance of a character's words or actions are clear to the audience or reader.
- or death
- a conversion between two or more characters.
- two consecutive lines of poetry that rhymes; couplets often signal a characters exit of the end of the scene.
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- a play on the multiple meanings of a word, or a play on the two words that sound alike but have different meanings.
- a character speaks directly to the audience without being overhead by other characters on the stage.
- a character converses with himself/herself by expressing thoughts a loud while alone on stage.
- a character who is used as a contrast to another characters; this highlights or sets off the personality traits of the character.
- flaw a fault of the protagonist which usually leads to his/her
- Relief humor added that lessens the seriousness of the plot.
- a drama that depicts serious and important events that cause suffering and distress
13 Clues: or death • a long speech by one character in a play • a conversion between two or more characters. • verse poetry verse without rhyme within lambic pentameter. • Relief humor added that lessens the seriousness of the plot. • flaw a fault of the protagonist which usually leads to his/her • ...
Cruciverba nostalgia #5 2026-07-11
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- La trasmissione di scacchi o un noto cartone animato di Cavandoli
- I minuti di celebrità profetizzati da Andy Warhol per il futuro
- Il primo mezzo a tre ruote che si guidava da bambini
- La marca di chitarra elettrica simbolo del rock anni settanta
- La fiaba di Andersen diventata un classico Disney nel novanta
- L'elefantino volante della Disney dai grandi orecchi
- Il cognome di Nicoletta, celebre annunciatrice della Rai
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- La casa automobilistica della mitica Bianchina di Fantozzi
- Il ballo di gruppo immancabile a Capodanno e nei matrimoni
- La Fiat che insieme alla Cinquecento ha motorizzato l'Italia
- Il colore rosso vivo di molti rossetti e smalti d'epoca
- Le storiche scritte sulle cartoline che si spedivano dal mare
12 Clues: Il primo mezzo a tre ruote che si guidava da bambini • L'elefantino volante della Disney dai grandi orecchi • Il colore rosso vivo di molti rossetti e smalti d'epoca • Il cognome di Nicoletta, celebre annunciatrice della Rai • La casa automobilistica della mitica Bianchina di Fantozzi • Il ballo di gruppo immancabile a Capodanno e nei matrimoni • ...
Kid shows 2025-04-30
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- Features hilarious, all-new adventures of Robin, Cyborg, Starfire, Raven and Beast Boy
- – A group of rescue dogs led by a boy named Ryder who work together to protect Adventure Bay.
- A Russian animated series about a lively girl and her patient bear friend who try to stay out of trouble.
- the superhero identity of Marinette Dupain-Cheng, a Parisian teenager
- – A monster truck and his driver solve problems using science, technology, engineering, and math.
- – A young girl becomes a princess and learns what it means to be royal through magical lessons.
- – A group of magical fairies who fight evil while attending a special school in a mystical realm.
- – A team of tiny superheroes who solve everyday problems using math and patterns.
- a pioneering children's television program that uses a diverse cast of Muppet characters and humans to teach preschool children basic skills like letters, numbers, and colors, while also fostering social and emotional development
- A young explorer who embarks on quests with her talking backpack and monkey friend Boots.
- A blue steam engine and his train friends learn lessons while working on the Island of Sodor.
- a preschool television series where a blue-spotted puppy named Blue leaves clues for the host (Steve or Joe) and the viewers to solve, revealing what Blue wants to do for the day
- A trio of superheroines in the animated TV series of the same name.
- – A boy uses an alien watch called the Omnitrix to transform into different alien heroes.
- – A blue cat and his goldfish brother experience absurd and funny adventures in their animated town.
- – A fairy princess and her elf friend explore a tiny world full of magic and mischief.
- an animated television series centered around the daily adventures of two bunny siblings, Max, a three-year-old, and Ruby, a seven-year-old
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- A preschool-aged animated television series that combines education with entertainment and humor
- – Four mutated turtles trained in ninjutsu fight evil from the sewers of New York City.
- Three young friends who become superheroes at night to fight villains and save the day.
- A animated children's television series that uses live action and animation to educate kids about animals, their habitats, and the science behind their unique abilities
- – A spooky and kooky family with a love for the macabre and a unique sense of humor.
- a Nickelodeon animated series following the adventures of 10-year-old Timmy Turner, who is granted two fairy godparents, Cosmo and Wanda, after complaining about his neglectful parents and awful babysitter, Vicky
- Colorful, toddler-like creatures with TVs on their bellies who live in a whimsical land.
- A cheerful sea sponge who lives in a pineapple under the sea and works at the Krusty Krab.
- A classic Disney character who stars in various animated adventures with friends like Minnie, Donald, and Goofy.
- an educational children's media franchise, including a book series, TV shows, and video games, centered around a school teacher, Ms. Frizzle, and her class who travel on a magic bus to explore science topics in unique and imaginative ways
- a Disney animated comedy series following the adventures of stepbrothers Phineas Flynn and Ferb Fletcher during their summer vacation
- A British animated series about a cheeky little pig and her adventures with family and friends.
- – Classic animated shorts featuring characters like Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, and Tweety Bird.
- – Two quirky girls become roommates and start a babysitting business while dealing with wild situations.
- – A teen girl creates a popular web show with her friends, balancing fame and everyday life.
32 Clues: A trio of superheroines in the animated TV series of the same name. • the superhero identity of Marinette Dupain-Cheng, a Parisian teenager • – A team of tiny superheroes who solve everyday problems using math and patterns. • – A spooky and kooky family with a love for the macabre and a unique sense of humor. • ...
Terraria 2021-12-14
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- Has a lot of trees
- Harder than pre-hardmode. Now you can die in new ways!
- Corruption boss. Worm
- You start in it
- Happens a lot
- Crimson enemy. Flying
- The first boss.
- Corruption enemy. Flying
- Giant slime!
- The game and name of the crossword
- It's purple and it's strong
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- Purple biome
- Ender of hardcore characters.
- Cyan biome
- Spawned 1 out of 10 times upon breaking a grave marker
- Crimson boss. Flying brain, only boss to receive knockback.
- It's green
- A smol bee
- Red biome
- It's blue
- Giant wall made of flesh. Starts hardmode
- You earn them
- Literally just a giant bee.
- Ender of early game hardcore characters.
24 Clues: Red biome • It's blue • Cyan biome • It's green • A smol bee • Purple biome • Giant slime! • Happens a lot • You earn them • You start in it • The first boss. • Has a lot of trees • Corruption boss. Worm • Crimson enemy. Flying • Corruption enemy. Flying • Literally just a giant bee. • It's purple and it's strong • Ender of hardcore characters. • The game and name of the crossword • ...
Papa's Parrot by Cynthia Rylant 2022-02-03
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- mean nothing more
- means to continue something you did
- the character development of a charcter
- is the story line of a story
- a machine that keeps buildings warm
- make fun of something
- fat that is under the skin
- a story with a made up setting and characters
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- means to be rude and nasty
- to talk in a very low voice
- means to strike a ball lightly
- something you can use for a seat
- is very dramatic music
- a relaxing walk
- a group of things
- means to cry a lot
- to be very sick
- a channel that joins two bodies of water
- a characters thoughts and feelings
- to take something out of a container
20 Clues: a relaxing walk • to be very sick • mean nothing more • a group of things • means to cry a lot • make fun of something • is very dramatic music • means to be rude and nasty • fat that is under the skin • to talk in a very low voice • is the story line of a story • means to strike a ball lightly • something you can use for a seat • a characters thoughts and feelings • ...
Literary Criticisms Quiz 2021-09-01
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- ruled by women
- concerned with women in Literature
- Ms.Evans favorite subject
- background, thoughts
- paragraph in a poem or song
- example of an archetype
- Sylvia Plath poem
- example of personification in the fairy tale
- the number of characters in the fairy tale
- ruled by men
- mascot is a raven
- twelve date tale was written
- nickname for the main character in the fairy tale
- mascot is a badger
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- mascot is a lion
- Who has the money/power? Who does not
- plot theme setting
- Symbols or Characters Lense
- time period events
- last name of the authors
- mascot is a snake
- What it means to me
- Structure, literary devices
23 Clues: ruled by men • ruled by women • mascot is a lion • Sylvia Plath poem • mascot is a snake • mascot is a raven • plot theme setting • time period events • mascot is a badger • What it means to me • background, thoughts • example of an archetype • last name of the authors • Ms.Evans favorite subject • Symbols or Characters Lense • paragraph in a poem or song • Structure, literary devices • ...
Drama Terms 2021-05-18
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- Anne's diary, for example
- Feeling you get from a scene
- Directions for actors
- Literature on stage
- Happening backstage
- if you can use it for real on stage (lamp, faucet)
- document with lines and stage directions
- Interesting
- Closely related
- Circle of light focused on something
- Mrs. Frank's coat, for example
- Further away from the audience
- Another word for dialogue
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- uninterrupted solo speech
- Anne's sister
- The audience's right
- Closer to the audience
- To: Audience From: Playwright
- All lights off!
- Middle of stage
- Main setting for "Diary of Anne Frank"
- Conversations among characters
- Actors and actresses play them
- Typically 2-3 in a play
- Not a "chapter" in a play, but...
25 Clues: Interesting • Anne's sister • All lights off! • Middle of stage • Closely related • Literature on stage • Happening backstage • The audience's right • Directions for actors • Closer to the audience • Typically 2-3 in a play • uninterrupted solo speech • Anne's diary, for example • Another word for dialogue • Feeling you get from a scene • To: Audience From: Playwright • ...
2343424324 2022-11-22
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- Main characters family member
- Sudan Where it all started
- A part of you
- Salva and Nya both experience it
- A way Salva used to bounce back on certain situations
- Salva used this skill to endure the desert
- This is where Salva stayed most of his life
- #2 Main character
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- A place both characters lived
- A required source every day
- A tribe that is against Nuer
- caused by contaminated water
- Main character
- The main cause of all of the fighting
- Something You always need
- A water source made by salvas company
- A alternative to Ethiopia
- A tribe against the Dinka
- The main place to go to
- A American state that Salva went to
20 Clues: A part of you • Main character • #2 Main character • The main place to go to • Something You always need • A alternative to Ethiopia • A tribe against the Dinka • Sudan Where it all started • A required source every day • A tribe that is against Nuer • caused by contaminated water • A place both characters lived • Main characters family member • Salva and Nya both experience it • ...
Cinematography 2024-10-21
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- intro
- moves up and down
- emphasizes, characters around the environment
- camera moves closer the character, popular in horror films
- moves the camera through a scene, following
- most emotion
- over ___ ________
- hip to head
- any movements
- character and environment
- off balance
- holsters
- location
- long axis, shows the setting
- same level
- highlights area on someone
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- main character, in all glory
- looking down
- directly up and down
- convorsations
- birds eye view
- stomach to head, conversation
- dramatic and comedic effect
- moves towards subject
- looking up
- no movement
- rotates horizontally
- vertigo effect
- relationship between characters
- down but straight
- really low
- slowly moves around
32 Clues: intro • holsters • location • looking up • really low • same level • no movement • hip to head • off balance • looking down • most emotion • convorsations • any movements • birds eye view • vertigo effect • moves up and down • over ___ ________ • down but straight • slowly moves around • directly up and down • rotates horizontally • moves towards subject • character and environment • highlights area on someone • ...
Palavras Cruzadas Cinematográficas 2024-09-17
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- Filme de ficção científica de 1999, famoso por suas cenas de ação inovadoras.
- Filme sobre o famoso naufrágio, também dirigido por James Cameron
- – Filme de animação da Disney sobre duas irmãs, Elsa e Anna
- Filme baseado no livro de J.R.R. Tolkien, prequela de "O Senhor dos Anéis".
- – O mais prestigiado prêmio da indústria cinematográfica
- Filme clássico sobre a máfia, dirigido por Francis Ford Coppola
- Famoso diretor de filmes como "E.T." e "Jurassic Park".
- Universo cinematográfico de super-heróis, incluindo "Vingadores".
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- Diretor de filmes como "Pulp Fiction" e "Kill Bill".
- Filme dirigido por Christopher Nolan que explora sonhos dentro de sonhos.
- Gigante do entretenimento que criou Mickey Mouse e muitos filmes animados.
- Filme de 2019 que conta a história do famoso vilão de Gotham
- – Filme de ficção científica de James Cameron, lançado em 2009.
- Estúdio de animação que criou "Toy Story" e "Procurando Nemo".
- Criador da franquia "Star Wars".
15 Clues: Criador da franquia "Star Wars". • Diretor de filmes como "Pulp Fiction" e "Kill Bill". • Famoso diretor de filmes como "E.T." e "Jurassic Park". • – O mais prestigiado prêmio da indústria cinematográfica • – Filme de animação da Disney sobre duas irmãs, Elsa e Anna • Filme de 2019 que conta a história do famoso vilão de Gotham • ...
Trivia 2025-08-13
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- What is the closest planet to the Sun?
- What is the largest planet in our solar system?
- Joy, Fear, Anger, Disgust and Sadness guide whose emotions in Inside Out?
- Which is the longest river in the world?
- What is the tallest mountain in the world?
- What is the name of the phenomenon where the Moon passes directly between the Sun and Earth?
- Which Disney character is known as the “Little Mermaid”?
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- Which Disney Princess attended Elsa’s coronation day in Arendelle?
- Who is the singer of the hit song “Baby”?
- What is the fastest land animal?
- What is the name of the fictional wizarding school in the Harry Potter series?
- You'll be in my heart was an OST from which movie?
- Which animal can sleep up to 22 hours a day?
- Which animal has the best eyesight?
- Which musical instrument has 88 keys?
15 Clues: What is the fastest land animal? • Which animal has the best eyesight? • Which musical instrument has 88 keys? • What is the closest planet to the Sun? • Which is the longest river in the world? • Who is the singer of the hit song “Baby”? • What is the tallest mountain in the world? • Which animal can sleep up to 22 hours a day? • ...
Cultural Life of USA. 2025-12-12
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- 2. The American national holiday celebrated on July 4th
- 12. American national game played with a bat and ball
- 3. Traditional American music style rooted in African American culture
- 13. Bestselling American comic-book superheroes by Marvel or DC
- 6. Largest museum complex in Washington, D.C.
- 14. Popular American animation studio founded by Walt Disney
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- 11. Popular American festival featuring music and arts in California
- 5. Popular American sport also known as gridiron
- 9. Popular American fast-food item made with a bun and patty
- 15. The most-watched American TV awards ceremony
- 10. A famous American music style born in the Mississippi Delta
- 1. The major American film industry located in Los Angeles
- 8. Famous American award ceremony for movies
- 4. New York City’s famous theater district
- 7. Holiday when Americans eat turkey and celebrate harvest
15 Clues: 4. New York City’s famous theater district • 8. Famous American award ceremony for movies • 6. Largest museum complex in Washington, D.C. • 5. Popular American sport also known as gridiron • 15. The most-watched American TV awards ceremony • 12. American national game played with a bat and ball • 2. The American national holiday celebrated on July 4th • ...
adventure camp crossword 2021-07-21
TKaM Crossword 2024-04-14
Eaters of the Found Cereal 2023-11-14
Science Fiction: Geyer's Inferno 2024-12-16
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- Action, shows the consequences of the characters' decisions and actions.
- fiction, allows readers to explore imaginative concepts that often stretch the boundaries of reality
- concludes the narrative, providing closure to the plot.
- narratives center on survival in hostile environments, whether on Earth or other planets.
- introduces the setting, characters, and initial situation.
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- Travel, presents unique opportunities for storytelling, allowing characters to experience different eras confront their past or alter future events.
- extraterrestrial life
- the turning point of the story where the main conflict reaches its peak.
- explores the impact of advanced technology on human life. This can include artificial intelligence space exploration, and biotechnology.
- Action, builds tension through challenges and conflicts faced by the characters.
10 Clues: extraterrestrial life • concludes the narrative, providing closure to the plot. • introduces the setting, characters, and initial situation. • Action, shows the consequences of the characters' decisions and actions. • the turning point of the story where the main conflict reaches its peak. • ...
Literary Terms 2013-10-15
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- Character that is well described and detailed within the story
- Any form of speech during the story.
- When the writer directly states what the character is like.
- The events that lead up to the climax of a story
- Placing characters into groups based upon how they are portrayed and their actions
- A break in the story that references to an event usually prior to the beginning of the story.
- The series of events that occur after the climax when everything winds down, events leading up to the conclusion
- The opposing character to the protagonist, usually the 'bad guy'
- The conclusion of a story, what wraps it up
- A reference in one literary work to another literary work.
- A person or anything represented as a person that has a role in any story or drama
- The main character, usually described as the 'good guy'
- Character that doesn't really change throughout the entirety of the story
- Character that isn't well described in the story
- Way of speaking that is characteristic of a particular region or group
- Character that undergoes some form of life changing epiphany within the story.
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- A character that supports the story, isn't a main character but is still important.
- When characters' traits are revealed in one of five ways; appearance, dialogue, private thoughts, actions and the effects of their actions.
- person When a story is narrated directly from the main characters point of view, using words like "I" or "me."
- What drives the character
- person omniscient When a thirty party narrator knows multiple thoughts and feelings of multiple characters.
- Character that serves in contrast to another character
- A series of related events that make up a story or drama
- Any problem found between two characters, or the protagonist and the antagonist
- The main conflict within a story; the main action of the story
- A term that is used for the first part of a plot, gives you information about events that occurred prior to the beginning of the story.
- The time and place in which a story takes place
- A mask that an author uses in order to portray their character in a significant way.
28 Clues: What drives the character • Any form of speech during the story. • The conclusion of a story, what wraps it up • The time and place in which a story takes place • The events that lead up to the climax of a story • Character that isn't well described in the story • Character that serves in contrast to another character • ...
Greek Theater and Tragedy 2014-04-10
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- A lyric poem/song usually characterized by serious, respectful, and exalted feelings
- excessive pride
- "Seeing place" where the audience sat
- Extremely successful at winning tragedy competitions, added the third actor and possibly some scene painting
- an event resulting in great loss and misfortune
- Often described as the father of tragedy, he added a second actor to his plays.
- emotional purging that brings about a moral or spiritual renewal or welcome relief from tension and anxiety
- Circular dancing place where actors and chorus performed
- the part of an ancient Greek choral ode sung by the chorus when moving from right to left
- An open structure with tiers and seats around an open space
- A literary character who makes an error of judgment or has a fatal flaw that, combined with fate and external forces, brings on a catastrophe
- the introduction scene to the drama
- An ancient Greek chorus's reply to the strophe (left to right)
- small hut-like building behind the stage used as a dressing room and later as a backdrop for painted settings
- the paths by which actors entered and exited
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- Entrance song of the chorus
- 12 or 15 actors that represent the general public. They speak/sing in unison and comment on the action of the characters.
- A popular "rebellious" playwright who included strong female characters and smart slaves
- the leader of the chorus who often interacts with the characters in the scene
- a change or even a complete turnabout in the circumstances of a character or characters
- a rude, vuglar, comedy with sexual jokes about greek history and myths
- made fun of politics and respected people of the time
- A weakness of character, resulting in the fall of the tragic hero
- Choral song (ode) performed in the orchestra between episodes
- the closing scene of a comedy or tragedy
- A serious form of drama dealing with the downfall of a heroic or noble character
- Greek word for the flaw which causes a character's downfall
- A song or hymn of praise and thanksgiving
- a scene of the drama between two choral songs; the portion of the play in which characters engage in dialogue with each other or with the chorus
29 Clues: excessive pride • Entrance song of the chorus • the introduction scene to the drama • "Seeing place" where the audience sat • the closing scene of a comedy or tragedy • A song or hymn of praise and thanksgiving • the paths by which actors entered and exited • an event resulting in great loss and misfortune • made fun of politics and respected people of the time • ...
Pathfinder Adventure Card Game 2024-06-03
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- - A holy warrior character class dedicated to righteousness and combat.
- - The type of dice used for skill checks and combat resolution.
- - A character stat used for combat and certain checks.
- - A single game session with specific goals and challenges.
- - A deck that provides divine assistance and extra turns.
- - A series of linked adventures forming a campaign.
- - A character stat representing physical resilience.
- - A type of boon card representing NPCs that assist characters.
- - A cooperative card game based on the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game.
- - A character class known for their musical talents and versatile abilities.
- - A type of boon card used to enhance combat capabilities.
- - An elven rogue character skilled in stealth and thievery.
- - Special rewards that can be added to a character's deck.
- - A character stat used for influence and social interaction.
- - A cleric character capable of healing and divine magic.
- - A type of bane card representing obstacles and traps.
- - A skill used for negotiation and influencing NPCs.
- - The core box required to play the game.
- - Places where characters encounter challenges and acquire loot.
- - A skill used for navigating the wilderness and enduring harsh conditions.
- - A character stat important for divine spellcasters and perception.
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- - A skill allowing characters to avoid detection and sneak past enemies.
- - A character class skilled in potions and chemical concoctions.
- - A fighter character who excels in melee combat.
- - A check to defeat monsters or overcome physical challenges.
- - A type of magic associated with clerics and divine powers.
- - Pre-built decks that represent each player's character.
- - The villain's minions that guard locations.
- - A spell commonly used to heal characters.
- - A monk character known for his hand-to-hand combat prowess.
- - A character stat crucial for arcane spellcasters and knowledge.
- - The main antagonists of each adventure that players must defeat.
- - A skill used to overcome physical challenges and traps.
- - A type of magic used by wizards and sorcerers in the game.
- - Cards that provide allies, equipment, spells, and other benefits.
- - A type of boon card providing protection and damage reduction.
- - An action to call creatures or objects to aid in challenges.
- - A set of scenarios, locations, and rewards for characters to explore.
- - Cards representing monsters, barriers, and other hindrances.
- - Additional decks tailored to specific character classes.
40 Clues: - The core box required to play the game. • - A spell commonly used to heal characters. • - The villain's minions that guard locations. • - A fighter character who excels in melee combat. • - A series of linked adventures forming a campaign. • - A character stat representing physical resilience. • - A skill used for negotiation and influencing NPCs. • ...
Movie 2015-04-10
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- what the characters do.
- the people in the video.
- what the characters say.
- a person who organizes something like a play or film.
- A detachable lock with a U-shaped bar hinged at one end, designed to be passed through the staple of a hasp or a link in a chain and then snapped shut.
- the person you are in a play or film.
- what happens in the video.
- A short filmed advertisement for a movie; a preview.
- where the video is set.
- part of a play or film.
- A separate part of a serialized work, such as a novel or television series.
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- how they say it.
- the assignment of parts and duties to actors or performers
- A tale of mystery, espionage, or crime of which the main purpose is to entertain with suspense and shock.
- Something, especially a structure, that provides cover or protection
- the last part of something, eg. word, story or film.
16 Clues: how they say it. • what the characters do. • where the video is set. • part of a play or film. • the people in the video. • what the characters say. • what happens in the video. • the person you are in a play or film. • A short filmed advertisement for a movie; a preview. • the last part of something, eg. word, story or film. • ...
Movie 2015-04-10
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- what the characters say.
- A detachable lock with a U-shaped bar hinged at one end, designed to be passed through the staple of a hasp or a link in a chain and then snapped shut.
- A short filmed advertisement for a movie; a preview.
- what happens in the video.
- part of a play or film.
- the people in the video.
- the last part of something, eg. word, story or film.
- what the characters do.
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- how they say it.
- A tale of mystery, espionage, or crime of which the main purpose is to entertain with suspense and shock.
- A separate part of a serialized work, such as a novel or television series.
- a person who organizes something like a play or film.
- where the video is set.
- the person you are in a play or film.
- the assignment of parts and duties to actors or performers
- Something, especially a structure, that provides cover or protection
16 Clues: how they say it. • where the video is set. • part of a play or film. • what the characters do. • what the characters say. • the people in the video. • what happens in the video. • the person you are in a play or film. • A short filmed advertisement for a movie; a preview. • the last part of something, eg. word, story or film. • ...
Shakespeare Notes Review 2023-05-22
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- Name of theater where Shakespeare's plays were first performed
- The name of the first publication of all Shakespeare's plays
- All Shakespeare plays have how many acts?
- Name of those who bought the cheapest tickets and watched Shakespeare's plays from the 'pit'
- When two or more characters have a conversation with each other
- When an actor speaks directly to the audience; this is not meant to be heard by characters on stage
- the number of plays that Shakespeare wrote
- Name of Queen during Shakespeare's life
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- When an actor makes a long speech that is meant to be heard by other characters on the stage
- Title of the Shakespeare tragedy that you read
- This type of Shakespeare plays usually have some supernatural element
- When an actor makes a long speech and his talking to himself
- Shakespeare wrote plays and
- This type of Shakespeare play often has multiple plot lines
- Shakespeare's birthplace
- This type of Shakespeare play usually tells the story of a king's life
16 Clues: Shakespeare's birthplace • Shakespeare wrote plays and • Name of Queen during Shakespeare's life • All Shakespeare plays have how many acts? • the number of plays that Shakespeare wrote • Title of the Shakespeare tragedy that you read • This type of Shakespeare play often has multiple plot lines • When an actor makes a long speech and his talking to himself • ...
TKaM Crossword 2024-04-14
eva 2024-08-25
12 Clues: medo de... • cor favorita • primeiro date • comida favorita • viagem de sonho • ator mais lindo • numero favorito • francês favorito • bebida preferida • desporto favorito • serie favorita da Netflix • princesa favorita da disney
The City of Ember 2022-05-16
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- works in the greenhouses
- Lina's grandmother
- to leave or get out
- easily broken
- Lina's best friend from school
- a holiday where everyone sings
- takes things from the storerooms
- Lina's neighbor who takes in Lina and Poppy
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- the way out of Ember
- one of the main characters, a boy
- Cole a corrupt man who is stealing
- where the mayor and guards work
- one of the main characters, a girl
- very tired or worn out
14 Clues: easily broken • Lina's grandmother • to leave or get out • the way out of Ember • very tired or worn out • works in the greenhouses • Lina's best friend from school • a holiday where everyone sings • where the mayor and guards work • takes things from the storerooms • one of the main characters, a boy • Cole a corrupt man who is stealing • one of the main characters, a girl • ...
What is that? 2024-09-02
Detective stories 2022-04-14
22 Clues: île • câne • arme • veuve • voler • indice • voleur • manoir • couteau • anglais • marteau • s'enfuir • coupable • intrigue • compagnon • moustache • meurtrier • detective • événement • couverture • personnages • un détéctive connu
Vocabulario 3CD 2021-02-03
21 Clues: war • God • myth • wolf • duck • fairy • giant • witch • moral • dwarf • snake • wizard • castle • donkey • dungeon • the end • to create • to appear • to betray • characters • to disappear
Rl.6.3 Vocabulary 2021-08-26
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- Part of a larger sequence.
- Form a mental image of; imagine.
- Where and when the story takes place.
- The point of greatest tension in the story. (The turning point in the story.)
- All of the events after the climax. The tension of the story comes down.
- Give an account in words of (someone or something), including all the relevant characteristics, qualities, or events.
- People or animals that are in the story.
- When the conflict is introduced that sets the plot in motion.
- The sequence of events that occurs to characters in situations in the beginning, middle and end of the story.
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- The introduction of the characters, setting and basic situation.
- The final outcome of the story.
- Events that increase tension about the conflict.
- A set; examples: Coins, Books, or Movies.
- The story’s central problem.
14 Clues: Part of a larger sequence. • The story’s central problem. • The final outcome of the story. • Form a mental image of; imagine. • Where and when the story takes place. • People or animals that are in the story. • A set; examples: Coins, Books, or Movies. • Events that increase tension about the conflict. • When the conflict is introduced that sets the plot in motion. • ...
Commedia dell'arte crossword 2026-04-12
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- Arlequino is also known as __________
- old, greedy miser
- highly physical comedy, often involving pain without any real injury
- Commedia actors traveled in _______
- The actors portraying the stock characters improvised around the scenario.
- the characters were always the same, only the situations changed.
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- One of the main themes of Commedia
- The Servants
- ____ made the stock character quickly recognizable
- short comedic physical bits
- The Lovers
- The Stutterer
- The Masters
- The sad, naive clown
14 Clues: The Lovers • The Masters • The Servants • The Stutterer • old, greedy miser • The sad, naive clown • short comedic physical bits • One of the main themes of Commedia • Commedia actors traveled in _______ • Arlequino is also known as __________ • ____ made the stock character quickly recognizable • the characters were always the same, only the situations changed. • ...
Drama Vocabulary Quiz 2026-02-24
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- A speech or portion of a play in which only one character speaks; oftentimes ___ are used in auditions
- A problem or complication that gets in the way of a character achieving his or her objective
- 1) What happens in a play; the events that make up the plot. 2) The physical movement of an actor.
- 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
- Objects used by an actor in a performance
- ___ integrated into a play script has the power to move an audience
- The conclusion or ending of the play
- A signal, such as a line, action, or sound, that alerts an actor to speak, move, enter, or exit
- The way language is used by the playwright and the actor. The playwright's choice of words, as well as the play's tone, imagery, cadence, verse, metaphor, etc.
- When actors read through the entire script with all involved artists present; usually on the first day of rehearsal
- A play written in prose or verse that tells a story through dialogue and actions performed by actors impersonating the characters of the story.
- A character's clothing tells a great deal about him or her
- Division of an act of a play. Each act is broken up into ___
- When an actor improvises or makes up dialogue during a scene
- The structure of a story, built around a beginning (rising Action), middle (climax), and end (falling action and resolution).
- Reason(s) that drive a character to think, act or speak in a certain way
- of view The way in which a character sees the world
- A performer creating a scene or elements of a scene (including movement, dialogue, characters, situations) with little or no preparation or rehearsal
- 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
- Hints, delivered through the characters' lines and/or actions, of events to come that help create an air of suspense in the play
- The play's central idea
- What happens, the sequence of events that take place in a story
- The particular time and place in which the play takes place
- A character's goal or desire in a scene or play
- Often included at the beginning of a play, ___ 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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- A figure who undertakes the action of the plot
- The sense that the events of play and the actions of the characters are progressing in a believable and psychologically motivated way
- 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
- An added element to a story that makes the main conflict more difficult for the main character
- Information included in the script by the playwright which provides: physical descriptions of characters; psychological descriptions of characters; characters; actions on stage; and descriptions of the setting which can help one envision, design and build the set
- A (usually brief) trial performance by an actor, dancer, singer, or musician to demonstrate one's suitability for a role
- The point at which the conflict explodes
- Performing a monologue or scene in an audition without ever having read it prior to the audition
- A ___ has many roles in theatre; at various points they can: serve as a company literary manager, ensure the play's story is effectively communicated in production, serve as intermediary between a director and playwright, support new play development, research background and origins of the play; at all times, a ___ is focused on telling the story of the play successfully
- A character's style is established by the way he or she speaks and acts
- Deepening or building a conflict for a character such that there is a dire consequence if they don't achieve their objective
- When an actor has memorized his or her lines enough to not carry his or her script in hand during rehearsals
- The playwright's attitude toward the characters and situations in the script
- Pages that contain only the line or part of a scene that an actor is to use for an audition
- A level of meaning implicit or underlying the surface of script
- A major division in the action of a play
- Spoken interchange or conversation between two or more characters, or, loosely defined, the speech of a single character
42 Clues: The play's central idea • The conclusion or ending of the play • The point at which the conflict explodes • A major division in the action of a play • Objects used by an actor in a performance • A figure who undertakes the action of the plot • A character's goal or desire in a scene or play • of view The way in which a character sees the world • ...
Disneyland 2024-05-01
12 Clues: Doombuggies • Yo Ho Yo Ho • Spinning ride • Frontier coaster • Tomorrowland Mtn • Tomorrowland cars • Singing birds show • Firework show spot • Explorer river ride • Main Street vehicle • Famous mouse creator • First princess movie
AG5 2021-09-03
12 Clues: age • dogs name • age of son • favourite food • favourite drink • favourite music • favourite animal • favourite colour • favourite hobby (mix) • favourite disney movie • elementary grade never taught • teachers name is Mrs. _______
Cruciverba nostalgia #5 2026-07-11
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- Il cognome di Nicoletta, celebre annunciatrice della Rai
- L'elefantino volante della Disney dai grandi orecchi
- La fiaba di Andersen diventata un classico Disney nel novanta
- Il primo mezzo a tre ruote che si guidava da bambini
- I minuti di celebrità profetizzati da Andy Warhol per il futuro
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- La marca di chitarra elettrica simbolo del rock anni settanta
- La trasmissione di scacchi o un noto cartone animato di Cavandoli
- La casa automobilistica della mitica Bianchina di Fantozzi
- La Fiat che insieme alla Cinquecento ha motorizzato l'Italia
- Le storiche scritte sulle cartoline che si spedivano dal mare
- Il ballo di gruppo immancabile a Capodanno e nei matrimoni
- Il colore rosso vivo di molti rossetti e smalti d'epoca
12 Clues: L'elefantino volante della Disney dai grandi orecchi • Il primo mezzo a tre ruote che si guidava da bambini • Il colore rosso vivo di molti rossetti e smalti d'epoca • Il cognome di Nicoletta, celebre annunciatrice della Rai • La casa automobilistica della mitica Bianchina di Fantozzi • Il ballo di gruppo immancabile a Capodanno e nei matrimoni • ...
Twelfth Night Act One 2024-10-27
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- ordinary spoken language without a rhythmic structure
- a genre of drama that is lighthearted and humorous
- a brief remark by a character directed to the audience, often revealing true feelings and unheard by other characters
- a form of wordplay that exploits multiple meanings on words that sound alike
- cultural "rules" that govern a society's behavior as appropriate or not; ex. gender roles
- term referring to high status characters such as Duke Orsino, Countess Olivia, and Sir Toby
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- a form of love that is not returned; ex. Orsino's love for Olivia is not reciprocated
- a form of love that involves admiration and idealization of the beloved from afar
- When the audience knows something the characters do not
- In Shakespearean theater, male actors played female roles. Viola's disguise as Cesario is a humorous twist on this practice
- writing that has a specific rhythm
- an artistic device that refers to characters and concepts from the bible, history, mythology, etc.
12 Clues: writing that has a specific rhythm • a genre of drama that is lighthearted and humorous • ordinary spoken language without a rhythmic structure • When the audience knows something the characters do not • a form of wordplay that exploits multiple meanings on words that sound alike • a form of love that involves admiration and idealization of the beloved from afar • ...
Mikler 2025-07-26
11 Clues: Brainiac • Funniest • Most energetic • Disney prodigy • Sports enthusiast • Best.Grandma.Ever. • Harry Potter double • Voted most creative • As sweet as her name • Teacher extraordinaire • Most colorful language
December 7: Broadcast Rights 2024-11-29
14 Clues: WNBA • Indycar • NHL Hockey • Daytona 500 • Big Brother • Marble Racing • Macy’s Parade • Bob’s Burgers • Lightning Games • Pac 12 Conference • Christmas Football • The Pet Collective • Atlantic Coast Conference • The Wonderful World of Disney
Lit Terms Review 2024-03-26
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- Usually located at the beginning of a text, this is a detailed discussion introducing characters, setting, background information, etc. readers might need to know in order to understand the text that follows. This section is particularly rich for analysis because it contains a lot of important information in a relatively small space.
- a figure of speech that refers to one thing by another in order to identify similarities between the two (and therefore define each in relation to one another).
- a figure of speech that compares two people, objects, elements, or concepts using “like” or “as.”
- A novel composed primarily of letters sent and received by its principal characters. This type of novel was particularly popular during the eighteenth century.
- A character in a text who the protagonist opposes. The antagonist is often (though not always) the villain of a story.
- person Describes a narrative told from the perspective of an outside figure who does not participate directly in the events of a story. This mode uses “he,” “she,” and “it” to describe events and characters.
- A way of communicating information (in writing, images, or sound) that conveys an attitude. Authors convey tone through a combination of word-choice, imagery, perspective, style, and subject matter. By adopting a specific tone, authors can help readers accurately interpret meaning in a text.
- According to Baldick, a theme may be defined as “a salient abstract idea that emerges from a literary work’s treatment of its subject-matter; or a topic recurring in a number or literary works” (Baldick 258). Themes in literature tend to differ depending on author, time period, genre, style, purpose, etc.
- The artistic representation of a concept, quality, or idea in the form of a person. Personification can also refer to “a person who is considered a representative type of a particular quality or concept” (Taafe 120). Many classical deities are good examples of personifications. For instance, the Greek god Ares is a personification of war.
- Spoken exchanges between characters in a dramatic or literary work, usually between two or more speakers.
- An object or element incorporated into a narrative to represent another concept or concern. Broadly, representing one thing with another. Symbols typically recur throughout a narrative and offer critical, though often overlooked, information about events, characters, and the author’s primary concerns in telling the story.
- The place or type of surroundings where something is positioned or where an event takes place.
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- The ways individual characters are represented by the narrator or author of a text. This includes descriptions of the characters’ physical appearances, personalities, actions, interactions, and dialogue.
- Comprising an author’s diction, syntax, tone, characters, and other narrative techniques, “style” is used to describe the way an author uses language to convey his or her ideas and purpose in writing. An author’s style can also be associated to the genre or mode of writing the author adopts, such as in the case of a satire or elegy with would adopt a satirical or elegiac style of writing.
- Typically refers to saying one thing and meaning the opposite, often to shock audiences and emphasize the importance of the truth.
- A term used to describe an author’s use of vivid descriptions “that evoke sense-impressions by literal or figurative reference to perceptible or ‘concrete’ objects, scenes, actions, or states” (Baldick 121). Imagery can refer to the literal landscape or characters described in a narrative or the theoretical concepts an author employs.
- “a resonant figure of mythic importance, whether a personality, place, or situation, found in diverse cultures and different historical periods” (Mickics 24). Archetypes differ from allegories because they tend to reference broader or commonplace (often termed “stock”) character types, plot points, and literary conventions. Paying attention to archetypes can help readers identify what an author may posit as “universal truths” about life, society, human interaction, etc. based on what other authors or participants in a culture may have said about them.
- Word choice, or the specific language an author, narrator, or speaker uses to describe events and interact with other characters.
- A kind of literature. For instance, comedy, mystery, tragedy, satire, elegy, romance, and epic are all genres. Texts frequently draw elements from multiple genres to create dynamic narratives. Alastair Fowler uses the following elements to define genres: organizational features (chapters, acts, scenes, stanzas); length; mood (the Gothic novel tends to be moody and dark); style (a text can be high, low, or in-between depending on its audience); the reader’s role (readers of a mystery are expected to interpret evidence); and the author’s reason for writing (an epithalamion is a poem composed for marriage) (Mickics 132-3).
- The primary character in a text, often positioned as “good” or the character with whom readers are expected to identify. Protagonists usually oppose an antagonist.
- person A narrative perspective that typically addresses that audience using “you.” This mode can help authors address readers and invest them in the story.
21 Clues: The place or type of surroundings where something is positioned or where an event takes place. • a figure of speech that compares two people, objects, elements, or concepts using “like” or “as.” • Spoken exchanges between characters in a dramatic or literary work, usually between two or more speakers. • ...
Movie Characters/places 2016-05-16
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- a cartoon bunny:
- the evil Octopus lady:
- a famous superhero with first letter "S":
- the guy who went with Katness:
- an evil hook-hand man:
- the flying kids home which is magiical:
- an explorer:
- a flying green kid who is magical:
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- where fish live:
- supermans arch nemasis:
- a girl who volentered for the Hunger Games:
- the city which Spongebob lives:
- a talking and walking sponge:
- Peter Parker
- where 12 districs come into one nation:
- the planet which superman is from:
- chicken who has a big heart:
- a Girl who loses her voice to an evil Octopus lady:
18 Clues: Peter Parker • an explorer: • where fish live: • a cartoon bunny: • the evil Octopus lady: • an evil hook-hand man: • supermans arch nemasis: • a talking and walking sponge: • the guy who went with Katness: • the city which Spongebob lives: • chicken who has a big heart: • the planet which superman is from: • a flying green kid who is magical: • ...
Thomas Tales Characters 2019-09-25
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- Victor's Assistant
- Not Smart Purple Engine
- pink Female Engine
- Green Diesel, Friend Of Duck
- wise Number 2 Engine
- Owner Of The Steamworks
- Number 3 Green Tender Engine
- thomas' Best Friend
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- number 5 Red Engine
- Female Green Tender Engine
- Evil Diesel From The Mainland, Friends With Arry & Bert.
- number One Blue Engine
- Red Bus
- Number 7 Tram Engine
- Controller Of The Island
- Charlie's Smart Brother
- Crane That Lives At Brendam Docks
- Nickname: Montague
18 Clues: Red Bus • Victor's Assistant • pink Female Engine • Nickname: Montague • number 5 Red Engine • thomas' Best Friend • Number 7 Tram Engine • wise Number 2 Engine • number One Blue Engine • Not Smart Purple Engine • Charlie's Smart Brother • Owner Of The Steamworks • Controller Of The Island • Female Green Tender Engine • Green Diesel, Friend Of Duck • Number 3 Green Tender Engine • ...
Kingkiller Chronicle Characters 2019-09-26
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- / Disaster in Sireau
- / The ocean in a storm
- / An old work horse
- / Red ruins my aesthetic
- / Not Tinker Bell
- / Blue, blue, blue
- / THE __________
- / A diamond in the rough
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- / You may have heard of me
- / Focuses in being pretty
- / Hates beets
- / As lovely as the moon
- / 7 of them
- / Sees a spark in the kindling
- / To drink
- / Moooo
- / No blushing daisy
- / Quiet, but not stupid
18 Clues: / Moooo • / To drink • / 7 of them • / Hates beets • / THE __________ • / Not Tinker Bell • / Blue, blue, blue • / An old work horse • / Disaster in Sireau • / No blushing daisy • / The ocean in a storm • / As lovely as the moon • / Quiet, but not stupid • / Red ruins my aesthetic • / A diamond in the rough • / Focuses in being pretty • / You may have heard of me • ...
BOTC Reveal Characters 2024-08-30
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- Hotter Than the Rising Sun
- Rural Incompetence
- Lament the Eerie Trees
- The Shoplifted Sheriff Show
- She's Split Her Drink!
- I hope I'm on the Medieval Team!
- Offspring of Darkness
- A New Popular Dating App
- Primitive Respirators
- A Story of Two Lovers
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- Just Pay Me Online
- Jamaican Stream
- We're All Royally Screwed
- Lootin' Industrial FC
- I hope I'm on the Medieval Team!
- Intoxicated Clergy
- Humbababababababababa
- Irish London Wings
- A Song of Zlatka and Coso
19 Clues: Jamaican Stream • Just Pay Me Online • Rural Incompetence • Intoxicated Clergy • Irish London Wings • Lootin' Industrial FC • Humbababababababababa • Offspring of Darkness • Primitive Respirators • A Story of Two Lovers • Lament the Eerie Trees • She's Split Her Drink! • A New Popular Dating App • We're All Royally Screwed • A Song of Zlatka and Coso • Hotter Than the Rising Sun • ...
Romeo & Juliet Characters 2025-11-25
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- I serve the Montague family.
- I serve the Montague family and I am always ready to defend their honor.
- I am the daughter of Lord & Lady Capulet. I am almost 14 and very innocent.
- I sell drugs in Mantua, a town near Verona. For the right price, I might even sell you something deadly.
- I am a nobleman and related to Prince Escalus. I am interested in marrying Juliet. Even though she is younger, I am quite the catch!
- I serve Lord and Lady Capulet. I have cared for Juliet since she was born. I love to talk, and I can be vulgar sometimes.
- I serve the Nurse and the rest of the Capulet family. I let the Nurse boss me around.
- I am the head of the Capulet family. I am Juliet's father. I hate the Montagues.
- I am the son of Lord and Lady Montague. I am more of a lover than a fighter.
- I serve the Capulet family with my fellow servant Sampson. As a member of the lower social class, I am lewd.
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- I serve the Capulet family with Gregory. As a member of the lower class, I am crude.
- I am the head of the Montague family. I am Romeo's father. I hate the Capulets.
- I am married to the head of the Montague family. I am Romeo's mother. I hate the Capulets
- I am the ruler of Verona. I hate fighting and will punish anyone who disturbs my streets.
- I am related to the Prince of Verona. I am friends with Romeo. I like to make jokes and play around.
- I am the nephew of Lord and Lady Capulet. Juliet is my cousin. I have a temper and love to fight.
- I am a priest. I often counsel Romeo and I like the feud between the Capulets and the Montagues to end.
- My uncle and aunt are Lord and Lady Montague. Romeo is my cousin and a close friend.
18 Clues: I serve the Montague family. • I serve the Montague family and I am always ready to defend their honor. • I am the daughter of Lord & Lady Capulet. I am almost 14 and very innocent. • I am the son of Lord and Lady Montague. I am more of a lover than a fighter. • I am the head of the Montague family. I am Romeo's father. I hate the Capulets. • ...
Summer Fun 2014-05-19
Schmoopsie Pookie 2026-02-27
11 Clues: mike • school • school • Cecilia • anniversary • favorite park • favorite place • favorite activity • favorite nickname • other favorite activity • other other favorite activity
Marissa’s Shower Puzzle 2024-03-17
13 Clues: Bride’s Cat • Groom’s Dog • Name of Groom • Wedding Month • Name of Bride • Groom’s Sister • Bride’s Brother • Wedding location • Location of Proposal • ___&___, shower theme • Florida Vacation Spot • Where Bride and Groom live • Where Bride and Groom work
Zachary's Birthday Crossword Puzzle 2025-09-18
13 Clues: Birthdate • First Job • Instrument • Zodiac Sign • Middle Name • Snake's Name • Favorite Band • Favorite Color • Name of his band • Favorite Sibling • Favorite Coffee Drink • President when he graduated high school • Character theme birthday (hint - not Disney)
Gwen's Favs 2026-05-27
mise-en-scene 2018-03-08
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- the use of shadows to shape or draw attention to certain features
- what is applied to a character's face and/or body
- a type of mise-en-scene in which the emotions or spiritual life permeates the material world
- embodies and performs a film character through gestures and movements
- a name for a type of mise-en-scene that appears exaggerated, unfamiliar or artificial
- a type of acting, the actor appears to fully embody the character they are playing
- a type of light that early filmmakers were dependent on
- a type of mise-en-scene that is shaped by the characters
- an object that acquires meaning through their changing role in the narrative
- the name for the type of arrangement of characters that accentuates relations between them
- feelings and meanings associated with particular settings in a film
- additional to the main source of lighting
- the arrangement and movement of the actors in relation to each other within a single space
- the fictional or real place where the action and events of the film occur
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- a combination of key lighting, backlighting and fill lighting
- emphasises certain characters or objects
- an object that appears to be important in order to drive the narrative forward
- objects that function as part of the sets or as tools by the characters
- an object that carries meaning associated with a particular context
- arrangement of light and dark that creates uneasy atmospheres
- a name for language, physical expression and gesture that brings a character to life
- an object reinvented or employed for an unexpected or magical purpose
- a type of sensory experience that a mise-en-scene can trigger
- the name for the type of arrangement characters according to a visual pattern
- an early type of lamp, introduced c.1906
- illuminates from behind an object or person
- an object that is used according to its common function
- an actor with a powerful aura
- what is produced when there is physical, cultural and/or historical accuracy
- the main source of lighting
- located on a studio soundstage
- a type of acting, actor appears to be aware that they are acting
- clothing and accessories that a character wears
33 Clues: the main source of lighting • an actor with a powerful aura • located on a studio soundstage • emphasises certain characters or objects • an early type of lamp, introduced c.1906 • additional to the main source of lighting • illuminates from behind an object or person • clothing and accessories that a character wears • what is applied to a character's face and/or body • ...
7th Drama Test Crossword Review 2023-10-03
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- The physical surroundings in which the action will take place this includes backdrops, furniture, flats, etc.
- ____ Speaking is the act of speaking face-to-face to a live audience.
- The person who creates the production and writes it down for performances
- A large piece of fabric or scenery painted and hung at the back of the set.
- A story that is intended to be performed by actors
- The person who interprets a play, casts, blocks, and helps actors develop their characters
- Movements of the face that show emotions and/or ideas are _____ expressions.
- The written text of a play or movie. It contains dialogue, stage directions, & acts/ scenes.
- to turn more fully to the audience, so they can always see your face clearly.
- 19th century style of drama that used exaggerated characters & encouraged audience interaction
- A sketched out design plan of what the set will look like.
- A short performance given by an actor so that a director can decide if they are a good fit for that character.
- a group who acts together; the focus is on the group, not the individual
- when a character speaks directly to the audience; but the other characters don't hear
- Melodramas included lots of ___ participation & would hold up cue cards to them to cheer, boo, and clap.
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- a form of theatre which is not scripted or rehearsed.
- The area of the stage furthest away from the audience
- A person who uses movement & voice to portray a character to an audience.
- This person secures financial backing for a production
- ____ Characterization is when the actor TELLS the audience what the personality traits of the character are.
- The use of platforms or body positions on stage of various heights
- ___ Characters are easily recognizable characters; usually flat & one-dimensional.
- A diorama of what the set design will look like is called a set ___.
- This person is responsible for designing a show's dance/movement
- Stage _____ is what an actor does on stage to develop their character; necessary or interpretive
- A living picture or scene formed by a group posing motionlessly & silently.
- Body movements that people use to create emphasis or meaning
- An organized reading of the script by the actors with speaking parts.
28 Clues: A story that is intended to be performed by actors • a form of theatre which is not scripted or rehearsed. • The area of the stage furthest away from the audience • This person secures financial backing for a production • A sketched out design plan of what the set will look like. • Body movements that people use to create emphasis or meaning • ...
devices 2025-01-27
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- something, often an object, that represents a deeper meaning within the story.
- a comparison between two things without using “like” or “as.”
- a character who opposes and complicates things for the main characters.
- point of view the narrator is outside the story and only sees from one character’s perspective.
- the writer’s attitude towards his/her subject or characters.
- the person or character who tells the story.
- the main character in a story.
- hints or clues that suggest what will happen later in the story.
- conflict a struggle between a character and an outside force: Person vs. Person, Person vs. Society, Person vs. Nature.
- character a realistic and complex character who undergoes significant development in the story.
- an anxious feeling that the events of a story produce.
- the turning point of a story (when everything changes).
- characterization when the author explicitly tells the audience details about a character.
- character a minor character who stays the same throughout a story.
- the feeling a piece of literature makes the reader feel.
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- the time and place a story takes place.
- when an author describes a scene using the five senses.
- characterization the author reveals details about a character through their actions, dialogue, and appearance.
- one person narrates the story using pronouns such as “I.”
- the events of a story (beginning, middle, and end).
- a comparison between two things that uses “like” or “as.”
- action the stage when a story winds down after the excitement of the turning point.
- the central message or insight about life communicated by the story.
- point of view the narrator is outside of the story and sees from all characters' perspectives.
- a scene where the narrative goes back in time to provide context or background.
- action the events that build up to the climax of the story, creating tension.
- irony occurs when the audience knows something that the characters do not.
- irony when the outcome of a situation is the opposite of what was expected.
- the first stage of a story; characters and setting are introduced.
- the end of the story, where the conflict is resolved.
30 Clues: the main character in a story. • the time and place a story takes place. • the person or character who tells the story. • the events of a story (beginning, middle, and end). • the end of the story, where the conflict is resolved. • an anxious feeling that the events of a story produce. • when an author describes a scene using the five senses. • ...
Shakespearean Crossword 2026-05-06
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- Central idea of a work of literature; lesson learned
- A speech, passage, or event that comes before the play begins and gives the basic situation
- Irony- An outcome that turns out to be very different from what was expected
- A figure of speech that combines opposite or contradictory terms in a brief phrase.
- A conversation between two or more characters
- A division of an act into smaller parts
- A reason for doing something
- A play dealing with tragic events and having an unhappy ending, especially one concerning the downfall of the main character.
- A character who does not change throughout the story
- The giving of human qualities to an animal, object, or idea
- Irony- When a reader is aware of something that a character isn't
- A play on words
- A humorous scene or speech intended to lighten the mood
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- A long speech by one person addressed to and heard by other characters on stage.
- A remark or passage by a character in a play that is intended to be heard by the audience but unheard by the other characters in the play.
- An instruction in the text of a play, especially one indicating the movement, position, or tone of an actor, or the sound effects and lighting.
- A character who acts as a contrast to another character
- A major division of a play
- The use of hints and clues to suggest what will happen later in a plot
- A literary work which ends happily because the hero or heroine is able to overcome obstacles and get what he or she wants.
- A character who changes throughout the story
- A reference to a well-known person, place, event, literary work, or work of art
- Irony- A figure of speech in which what is said is the opposite of what is meant
- A long speech expressing the thoughts of a character alone on stage which is unheard by other characters.
- A group of characters in Greek tragedy (and in later forms of drama), who comment on the action of a play without participation in it.
- A protagonist with a fatal flaw which eventually leads to his demise
26 Clues: A play on words • A major division of a play • A reason for doing something • A division of an act into smaller parts • A character who changes throughout the story • A conversation between two or more characters • Central idea of a work of literature; lesson learned • A character who does not change throughout the story • ...
MARS 2019-05-07
13 Clues: Mars • disney dog • roynd shape • Venus,Mars,eg • goddess of love • system of stars • home to billions • celestial object • war of the Worlds • Greek god of fire • planetary grouping • asteroid,goddess,match • smallish celestial body
Frozen 2024-01-30
13 Clues: Cold season • The kingdom • The villain • Frozen water • The reindeer • Disney prince • Orange vegetable • Forest creatures • Made out of snow • Queen of Arendelle • Princess of Arendelle • Olaf's favorite thing • "Some people are worth melting for"
How well do you know me? 2023-09-13
12 Clues: Hometown • Eye Color • Middle Name • # of Siblings • Favorite Color • Favorite Animal • Favorite Sitcom • Favorite Holiday • City I was Born in • Alma Mater (acronym) • Favorite Disney Movie • Favorite TV Series (acronym)
python dictionary crossword 2016-12-02
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- whole number
- error sequence of characters
- various programming languages
- loop control flow statement
- set of rules to be followed
- variable variable with global scope
- removing bugs
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- any finite sequence of characters
- Link together in a chain or series.
- loop is a control flow statement for specifying iteration
- system of algebraic notation
- Not consistent or having a fixed pattern
- type kind of data item
13 Clues: whole number • removing bugs • type kind of data item • loop control flow statement • set of rules to be followed • error sequence of characters • system of algebraic notation • various programming languages • any finite sequence of characters • Link together in a chain or series. • variable variable with global scope • Not consistent or having a fixed pattern • ...
9R Literary Devices 2021-10-01
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- vivid description of the senses
- a direct comparison
- techniques used to develop characters
- a comparison using "like" or "as"
- word choice
- a word has a literal and intended meaning
- the author's attitude toward a work
- the overall feeling of a story
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- conversation between characters
- repeating a word or phrase
- an extreme exaggeration
- giving inanimate objects human traits
- the overall message or main idea of a story
13 Clues: word choice • a direct comparison • an extreme exaggeration • repeating a word or phrase • the overall feeling of a story • conversation between characters • vivid description of the senses • a comparison using "like" or "as" • the author's attitude toward a work • giving inanimate objects human traits • techniques used to develop characters • ...
Drama Vocabulary 2022-11-08
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- items used in a play
- describes what the characters are doing
- a written drama piece
- conversations between characters
- the authors attitude
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- the way you feel when reading
- a person who write a play
- chunks of a play with different scenes
- events in a story
- story told through actions and dialogue
- time and place of a story
- one situation in a play
- the person telling the story
13 Clues: events in a story • items used in a play • the authors attitude • a written drama piece • one situation in a play • a person who write a play • time and place of a story • the person telling the story • the way you feel when reading • conversations between characters • chunks of a play with different scenes • story told through actions and dialogue • ...
myah part 2 2022-12-14
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- My dog's name
- My least favorite teacher
- Oldest, middle, younger? Where am I in the sibling order
- One of my favorite Marvel characters
- My favorite food
- How many siblings do I have
- My first job
- My nickname for my boy bestie
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- My current read
- My friend of 12 years
- My eye color
- Shoes I wear the most
- One of my favorite Harry Potter characters
13 Clues: My eye color • My first job • My dog's name • My current read • My favorite food • My friend of 12 years • Shoes I wear the most • My least favorite teacher • How many siblings do I have • My nickname for my boy bestie • One of my favorite Marvel characters • One of my favorite Harry Potter characters • Oldest, middle, younger? Where am I in the sibling order
