disney characters Crossword Puzzles
Shakespeare 2021-06-30
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- Queen who died in 1603 (9,3,5)
- Opening words of Hamlet's most famous speech (2,2,2,3,2,2)
- Type of play in which main characters die
- Shakespeare's children in alphabetical order (6,6,7)
- Juliet's family name
- King who Shakespeare wrote to please (5,3,5)
- 14 lined love poem
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- Shakespeare play that begins with three witches
- Another famous playwright from Shakespeare's era(11,7)
- Shakespeare was born and died in...
- Rhythm Shakespeare wrote in (6,10)
- Type of play in which main characters get married
- Shakespeare's birthplace
- Shakespeare's wife (4,8)
- Romeo's family name
- Shakespeare's theatre that burned down (3,5)
16 Clues: 14 lined love poem • Romeo's family name • Juliet's family name • Shakespeare's birthplace • Shakespeare's wife (4,8) • Queen who died in 1603 (9,3,5) • Rhythm Shakespeare wrote in (6,10) • Shakespeare was born and died in... • Type of play in which main characters die • King who Shakespeare wrote to please (5,3,5) • Shakespeare's theatre that burned down (3,5) • ...
Mob Psycho 100 2023-05-02
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- Genre of manga that panders to young boys
- The main characters nickname
- The ghost that possess mobs brother
- The author of mob psycho 100 and one punch man
- The leader of claw
- Mobs brother undergoes this experience
- The main characters actual name
- Mob's enters this clique to better himself as a person
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- Mobs education
- The group that kidnapped ritsu for his potential
- The powers of the main character
- Mobs sensei
- The foil for the main character
- Mob's brother
- The setting of the story
- Mob's frenemy
16 Clues: Mobs sensei • Mob's brother • Mob's frenemy • Mobs education • The leader of claw • The setting of the story • The main characters nickname • The foil for the main character • The main characters actual name • The powers of the main character • The ghost that possess mobs brother • Mobs brother undergoes this experience • Genre of manga that panders to young boys • ...
Never Bet The Devil. 2025-11-25
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- The Main characters name.
- this short story is now considered a ..?
- Toby used what to bet. A...
- The infamous authors last name.
- Who does Toby always bet.
- The devil may have give toby what some people call..
- What part does toby bet
- What did toby do resulting his death
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- This story used what often..
- what issues does toby have
- If toby did lost the bet.. the devil..
- What stretches across the bridge
- the style poe's work was described as.
- Where did the final scene happen
- This was the devilish tool used
- The main characters friend
16 Clues: What part does toby bet • The Main characters name. • Who does Toby always bet. • what issues does toby have • The main characters friend • Toby used what to bet. A... • This story used what often.. • The infamous authors last name. • This was the devilish tool used • What stretches across the bridge • Where did the final scene happen • What did toby do resulting his death • ...
Caesar Crossword Puzzle 2013-04-17
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- Spoken to one character; the other characters onstage do not hear
- A flaw that results in a choice that ultimately leads the hero to a tragedy
- A play that ends unhappily
- A noble figure who is admirable in many ways
- Spoken by one character to other characters onstage
- What the actors wear
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- The conversations of the characters onstage
- adds to the transformation of the stage
- A story that is enacted by live actors for a live audience
- Spoken by a character who is alone onstage, speaking to himself or herself or to the audience
- A play that ends happily
- Portable items that actors carry onstage in order to perform the actions of the play
12 Clues: What the actors wear • A play that ends happily • A play that ends unhappily • adds to the transformation of the stage • The conversations of the characters onstage • A noble figure who is admirable in many ways • Spoken by one character to other characters onstage • A story that is enacted by live actors for a live audience • ...
Elements of Drama 2026-01-15
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- Clothing work by the actors
- The people watching the play
- A list of characters presented at the beginning of the script
- The smaller parts that dramas are broken up into
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- A work of literature that is written to be performed in front of an audience
- Italicized parts of the text that say when and where a scene takes place
- the scenery or background on the stage that shows where the play takes place
- Lines that are spoken directly by the characters to the audience
- Drama is written to be ________.
- Where and when the drama takes place
- Objects that are used by the characters on stage
- the written text of the play
12 Clues: Clothing work by the actors • The people watching the play • the written text of the play • Drama is written to be ________. • Where and when the drama takes place • Objects that are used by the characters on stage • The smaller parts that dramas are broken up into • A list of characters presented at the beginning of the script • ...
Literary Analysis vocabulary - DH 2020 2020-11-13
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- - The highest point of tension in a story, often the most exciting (top of the climb/ladder) part of the story
- person point of view (POV) - When the character is telling the story themselves. Hint: pronouns used: I, me, my. The Outsiders was written in this point of view.
- action - The early events that show the reader more about the character(s) and the struggles (conflict) they are facing
- - The character(s) opposing the main character (or protagonist) in a story. Hint: anti=against
- conflict - A struggle between opposing needs, desires, or emotions within a single character. Example: Person vs himself/herself
- - 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.
- - where and when the story takes place
- language - Writing or speech that is not intended to carry literal meaning and is usually meant to be imaginative and vivid.
- - The main character(s) in the story who is trying to overcome the conflict. He/she/they are sometimes often called the hero.
- conflict - A struggle between a literary or dramatic character and an outside force such as nature or another character, which drives the dramatic action of the plot. Example: person vs. person, person vs. nature, etc.
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- - the beginning of the story in which the reader is introduced to the characters and setting.
- - A comparison of two things (without using "like" or "as")
- device - any one of a variety of tools (such as the use of figurative language, imagery, allegory, and symbolism) a writer may use to achieve the tone or communicate the purpose or theme intended
- - A struggle or problem in the story. It is introduced during the rising action.
- Person Point of view - 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.
- Person Point of View - A narrative perspective that typically addresses that audience using "you." This mode can help authors address readers and invest them in the story.
- - The main message from the author to the reader; the central belief or idea that the author is portraying. Examples: "Don't judge a book by its cover" or "True friendship is ever lasting"
- - A person (s) in the story who carries out the action.
- - Conversation between characters
- - A comparison of two unlike things using like or as
- - is the action or series of events that happen in the story. It contains an arc, which has five different parts.
- action - the conflict has mostly been resolved; the reader learns how the characters are affected by the plot.
- - end of the story where loose ends are tied up; often the conflict is resolved, but sometimes the conflict continues, leaving the reader to ponder the outcome.
23 Clues: - Conversation between characters • - where and when the story takes place • - A comparison of two unlike things using like or as • - A person (s) in the story who carries out the action. • - A comparison of two things (without using "like" or "as") • - A struggle or problem in the story. It is introduced during the rising action. • ...
Literary Terms 4 Crossword Puzzle 2024-01-23
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- a drama exciting terror or pity for a character or group of characters on stage
- a situation in which actions have an effect that is opposite from what was intended, so that the outcome is contrary to what was expected
- Used in plays and novels to introduce light entertainment between tragic scenes. It is often used in the shape of a humorous incident, a funny incident, a tricky remark or a laughing commentary
- A set of 4 lines of poetry
- a subsidiary, subordinate, or parallel plot in a play or story that coexists with the main plot
- A type of literature that depicts country life in idyllic, idealized terms
- the spectacle a play presents in performance, including the position of actors on stage, the scenic background, the props and costumes, and the lighting and sound effects
- articles or objects that appear on stage during a play
- A set of 8 lines of poetry
- Opposition in a work of fiction between characters or forces
- The physical movement of a character during a play. Used to reveal character and may include facial expressions as well as movements of other parts of an actor's body
- A dramatic speech by a single actor; Other characters can hear the speech
- the imaginary wall of the box theater setting, supposedly removed to allow the audience to better understand the action
- a verse form of 14 lines with a fixed rhyme scheme
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- the repetition of the initial consonant sounds in two or more words that appear close together
- The use of an incorrect word in place of a similar-sounding word, which results in a nonsensical and humorous expression
- When the audience knows something some or all the characters don’t — so the characters might get an unexpected outcome, but for the audience it’s not unexpected at all
- A type of play generally full of fun, irony and wordplay. They also abound in disguises and mistaken identities, with very convoluted plots that are difficult to follow with contrived endings
- A dramatic device in which a character speaks to the audience. By convention, the audience is to realize that the character's speech is unheard by the other characters on stage
- A reference to a particular event or character in classical works of literature, such as ancient Roman or Greek works or the Bible
- A speech or address to a person who is not present or to a personified object
- a humorous play on words
- an arbitrary object that has acquired a conventional significance; the act of creating that significance
- a figure of speech in which an expression is used to refer to something that it does not literally denote in order to suggest a similarity
- a line or speech spoken by an actor to another actor on stage; not intended for others on stage
25 Clues: a humorous play on words • A set of 4 lines of poetry • A set of 8 lines of poetry • a verse form of 14 lines with a fixed rhyme scheme • articles or objects that appear on stage during a play • Opposition in a work of fiction between characters or forces • A dramatic speech by a single actor; Other characters can hear the speech • ...
Literary Terms 2024-10-08
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- Conflict with the forces of nature.
- Characterization when the author SHOWS the reader a character’s personality or traits through STEAL.
- The turning point of the story is when we learn how the main conflict will be resolved; often the most exciting moment.
- Introduces the setting and characters
- Conflict that pits one person against another.
- action The events after the climax which lead to the ending.
- the person who draws the pictures.
- the time and place of the story.
- Person Point of View The narrator is a character in the story who can reveal only personal thoughts or feelings and what he or she sees and is told by other characters. He/She can’t tell us thoughts of other characters. The pronouns I, me, my are used.
- the lesson of the story
- The way an author describes a character.
- The character or force that creates conflict for the protagonist
- people and animals in the story
- talking/speaking in the story
- Person Point of View the narrator exists outside of the story and addresses the characters by name or as "he/she/they" and "him/her/them."
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- The feeling that the reader gets from a literary work.
- When a character in the story recalls a past memory.
- Conflict with an uncontrollable problem or something that is not human.
- Conflict with the beliefs of a group of people.
- An author’s use of hints or clues to suggest events that will occur later in the story. Future events are merely hinted at through dialogue, description, or the attitudes and reactions of the characters.
- Speech, Thoughts, Effects on others, Actions, or Looks.
- Concludes the action and ends the story.
- of View refers to who is telling or narrating the story.
- Characterization when the author TELLS the reader about a character’s personality or traits. Example, “Bob is bright, energetic, and helpful.”
- The main character of the story
- character A character who undergoes significant internal change throughout the story. A dynamic character is one who learns a lesson or sees things differently at the end.
- character A character who remains largely the same throughout the course of the story.
- the central idea or message about life that the author wants to convey to the reader in a literary work.
- the person / character who tells the story.
- when something goes against what you would expect to happen
- action Problems start to arise in the story and conflicts intensify.
- the problem in the story which triggers the action.
- the person who writes the story.
- a reference to something famous in literature, history, or pop culture
- The author’s attitude, stated or implied, toward a subject.
- Line the sequence and action of the story
36 Clues: the lesson of the story • talking/speaking in the story • The main character of the story • the time and place of the story. • the person who writes the story. • people and animals in the story • the person who draws the pictures. • Conflict with the forces of nature. • Introduces the setting and characters • Concludes the action and ends the story. • ...
Código Mágico 2024-12-24
rachel renee russell 2016-10-19
7 Clues: her name • first word of her book • main characters friend • second word of her book • the main characters name • main characters second name • main characters friend that has the same name as me
Happy Birthday Vyr! 2017-11-22
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- My fave homunculus from FMA and you've rp'd a character of this deadly sin tooooo
- You may have done some training in this country...
- Possibly your fave fc, even if you said it has been years since using her!
- Your top target in your new pokemon game (maybe!)
- We both agreed how much a great __________ in a game/series/film can make it everything even better - and a lot of people overlook it!
- They sail around on boats causing trouble and are what one of your fave disney film series is all about!
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- If it were real, I'd say "The ______ is strong with you, Vyr". Dark Side or Light Side? Who knows~
- An animated film studio I was more than happy to point a few films from in your direction~
- We get on so well, and I value the friendship we've got. This is what you are to me~ (Do this answer near the end!)
- The first time we rp'd together, our characters took part in this!
- That animated film we both were crazy about months ago! Film title starts with "Your"
- If you're a boy-wizard lost in a magical world with many familiars, this little guy has been with you from the start!
12 Clues: Your top target in your new pokemon game (maybe!) • You may have done some training in this country... • The first time we rp'd together, our characters took part in this! • Possibly your fave fc, even if you said it has been years since using her! • My fave homunculus from FMA and you've rp'd a character of this deadly sin tooooo • ...
Theme and Characterization 2021-08-13
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- a main character in a literary work that we root for and hope will be successful
- characters who change over the course of the story.
- a character who contrasts with the main character to make us more aware of some important quality of the main character
- a lesson or message; a universal idea characterization everything a writer does to create, reveal, and develop characters
- characters who stay the same over the course of the story.
- characters who are uncomplicated; we know what they do, say, and look like, but we don’t know much about their thoughts.
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- a major character in a literary work who opposes the protagonist
- characters who are more complicated; they might have good and bad traits, and they may have conflicting motives.
- ________ characterization is where the author tells you directly what the character is like
- ________ characterization is where the author lets you figure out what the character is like by showing what they say or do
10 Clues: characters who change over the course of the story. • characters who stay the same over the course of the story. • a major character in a literary work who opposes the protagonist • a main character in a literary work that we root for and hope will be successful • ________ characterization is where the author tells you directly what the character is like • ...
Kelsie's Genre Crossword 2022-09-25
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- Based on an imaginary storyline
- Gods and the creation of things
- Fictional characters with historical facts
- Characters are animals with human characteristics
- Comes from oral traditions
- A story about a person's life written by them
- Based on socially significant events
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- A short story with a magical storyline
- A story with exaggerated details
- Helps children develop imagination
- Teaches the reader about a specific topic
- Distinct patterns and forms
- Hereos and their mighty deeds
- A story about a person's life written by someone else
- Cumulative tales
- Based on fact rather than imagination
16 Clues: Cumulative tales • Comes from oral traditions • Distinct patterns and forms • Hereos and their mighty deeds • Based on an imaginary storyline • Gods and the creation of things • A story with exaggerated details • Helps children develop imagination • Based on socially significant events • Based on fact rather than imagination • A short story with a magical storyline • ...
Harry Potter and the Sorcerers Stone11 2020-12-03
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- voldemort
- harry's pet
- the main characters red-headed best friend
- main characters curly-headed best friend
- the "bad guy"
- a school for witchcraft and wizardry
- the chosen one
- a rock that can make you invincible
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- what Hermione encounters in the girls bathroom
- the headmaster at hogwarts
- a blanket that makes you invisible
- created the sorcerer's stone
- a rod or "stick" used to cast/perform spells
- person with magical abilities
- who harry was living with after his parents died
- the game the golden trio were playing when ron sacrificed himself
16 Clues: voldemort • harry's pet • the "bad guy" • the chosen one • the headmaster at hogwarts • created the sorcerer's stone • person with magical abilities • a blanket that makes you invisible • a rock that can make you invincible • a school for witchcraft and wizardry • main characters curly-headed best friend • the main characters red-headed best friend • ...
And Then There Were None 2015-10-07
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- unnatural or bizarre in shape or appearance
- when most things get introduced such as the characters
- hints or clues throughout the story for later events
- time, place, atmosphere/mood
- to be freed from an accusation
- unlimited knowledge of the story (characters)
- the opposite of what is expected
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- fake identity
- the unraveling/unknotting of the story
- chicks dig him
- holding on tightly or clinging to something
- very old fashioned and religious
- illegally operated drunk
- different languages spoken throughout a region
- someone who does something they say not to do
- most intense/interesting point of the story
16 Clues: fake identity • chicks dig him • illegally operated drunk • time, place, atmosphere/mood • to be freed from an accusation • very old fashioned and religious • the opposite of what is expected • the unraveling/unknotting of the story • unnatural or bizarre in shape or appearance • holding on tightly or clinging to something • most intense/interesting point of the story • ...
To Kill a Mockingbird 2016-02-02
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- A type of pickle;also a character
- Type of firearm
- An activity loved by the main character
- Town the story takes place in
- Word used to scare someone;also a character
- She works for the main characters
- Name of author
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- Character that likes football
- The profession of Scout's father
- A feared and strange family
- You camp if you are one of these;also a character
- Place where things are hidden in a tree
- Bird that copies
- Type of bird;also family name of characters
- Something chewy found in the tree
- The father
16 Clues: The father • Name of author • Type of firearm • Bird that copies • A feared and strange family • Character that likes football • Town the story takes place in • The profession of Scout's father • A type of pickle;also a character • Something chewy found in the tree • She works for the main characters • Place where things are hidden in a tree • An activity loved by the main character • ...
"Boy Overboard Crossword" By Josh H 2018-08-23
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- What The Main Character's Hobby Is
- The People In Control Of Afghanistan
- What The Parents Were Hiding
- Where The Story Takes Place
- This Beverage Was Banned By The Government
- The Main Character
- What Held A Soccer Ball Hostage
- Half Of The Main Character Heritage
- The Main Character's Sister
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- The Other Half Of The Main Characters Heritage
- What Attacked The Boat
- How The People On The Boat Were Feeling
- How Somebody Lost Their Leg
- Where The Main Character Is Heading
- What The Main Characters Dad Drives
15 Clues: The Main Character • What Attacked The Boat • How Somebody Lost Their Leg • Where The Story Takes Place • The Main Character's Sister • What The Parents Were Hiding • What Held A Soccer Ball Hostage • What The Main Character's Hobby Is • Where The Main Character Is Heading • What The Main Characters Dad Drives • Half Of The Main Character Heritage • ...
Drama 2022-03-02
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- The characters
- A literary work that is performed for an audience
- Objects in the play
- Sequence of events
- A large section of a play
- A small section of a play
- The author of the play
- The solution
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- The problem
- The written text of the play
- When and where a story takes place
- A conversation between two or more characters in a play
- A person outside of the story who tells what is happening
- The background
- Tells the actor what to do
15 Clues: The problem • The solution • The characters • The background • Sequence of events • Objects in the play • The author of the play • A large section of a play • A small section of a play • Tells the actor what to do • The written text of the play • When and where a story takes place • A literary work that is performed for an audience • ...
Core of a story 2022-09-27
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- a person's personality
- yellow = happiness
- details that involve the senses
- language that makes the story fun
- joker
- recalling to a story someone knows
- a brief paraphrasing of a story
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- the main characters goal
- the character or event who stands in the way of the protagonist
- who you root for as a character and who you are given inner access to
- a story that has a theme
- A characters thoughts appearance words and actions.
- comparing 2 things
- a place that seems perfect but has flaws
- location,time,sensory details
15 Clues: joker • comparing 2 things • yellow = happiness • a person's personality • the main characters goal • a story that has a theme • location,time,sensory details • details that involve the senses • a brief paraphrasing of a story • language that makes the story fun • recalling to a story someone knows • a place that seems perfect but has flaws • ...
Medieval Theatre 2019-10-10
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- medieval special effect
- small scenic structures
- a generalized playing area
- a symbolical narrative
- plays about the life of saints
- Based on the last week in the life of Christ
- moveable Stages
- theatre were almost nonexistent in this period
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- used for scenes of torture and death
- a series of short plays based on religious history
- plays with allegory characters
- common language that is not latin
- Plays based on Biblical stories or a cycle play
- short,four line plays
- decoration for masks that repersentheavenly characters
15 Clues: moveable Stages • short,four line plays • a symbolical narrative • medieval special effect • small scenic structures • a generalized playing area • plays with allegory characters • plays about the life of saints • common language that is not latin • used for scenes of torture and death • Based on the last week in the life of Christ • theatre were almost nonexistent in this period • ...
Medieval Theatre 2019-10-12
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- decoration for masks that repersentheavenly characters
- theatre were almost nonexistent in this period
- a generalized playing area
- plays about the life of saints
- used for scenes of torture and death
- Based on the last week in the life of Christ
- Plays based on Biblical stories or a cycle play
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- moveable Stages
- plays with allegory characters
- common language that is not latin
- medieval special effect
- a symbolical narrative
- small scenic structures
- a series of short plays based on religious history
- short,four line plays
15 Clues: moveable Stages • short,four line plays • a symbolical narrative • medieval special effect • small scenic structures • a generalized playing area • plays with allegory characters • plays about the life of saints • common language that is not latin • used for scenes of torture and death • Based on the last week in the life of Christ • theatre were almost nonexistent in this period • ...
Harry Potter and the Sorcerers Stone11 2020-12-03
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- what hermione encounters in the girls bathroom
- a school for witchcraft and wizardry
- voldemort
- a rock that can make you invincible
- the head master at hogwarts
- harrys pet
- main characters curly-headed best friend
- who harry was living with after his parents died
- a rod or "stick" used to cast/perform spells
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- created the sorcerers stone
- a blanket that makes you invisible
- the game the golden trio were playing when ron sacrificed himself
- the main characters red-headed best friend
- person with magical abilities
- the chosen one
15 Clues: voldemort • harrys pet • the chosen one • created the sorcerers stone • the head master at hogwarts • person with magical abilities • a blanket that makes you invisible • a rock that can make you invincible • a school for witchcraft and wizardry • main characters curly-headed best friend • the main characters red-headed best friend • a rod or "stick" used to cast/perform spells • ...
Review: Elements of Fiction and Literary Devices 2025-01-01
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- Without this, there will be no story
- Use or descriptions; use of senses
- location, time, social and cultural conditions
- The story-teller
- present time and moves back into the past
- How things are said, achieved through word choice
- Highest point of interest
- It is the "why" of a story
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- word choice
- simile, metaphor, personification
- Product of imagination
- events that happen in a story
- Happy, sad, depressed...
- Exchange of words between characters
- person or animal or anything personified who plays a role in a story
15 Clues: word choice • The story-teller • Product of imagination • Happy, sad, depressed... • Highest point of interest • It is the "why" of a story • events that happen in a story • simile, metaphor, personification • Use or descriptions; use of senses • Without this, there will be no story • Exchange of words between characters • present time and moves back into the past • ...
Animal Farm Crossword 2023-01-11
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- Where the characters work.
- What the farm eventually becomes.
- What happens to Snowball.
- Where the protagonists live.
- First word of the name of the song in the story.
- What the Animals try to build.
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- What country the story takes place in.
- What Napoleon calls all the protagonists.
- What Snowball is presumed to be.
- What Napoleon reminds everyone of.
- The writer's last name.
- What most of the main characters are.
- What the protagonists mainly eat.
- what delays the building of the plan.
- What the protagonists are forced to do.
15 Clues: The writer's last name. • What happens to Snowball. • Where the characters work. • Where the protagonists live. • What the Animals try to build. • What Snowball is presumed to be. • What the farm eventually becomes. • What the protagonists mainly eat. • What Napoleon reminds everyone of. • What most of the main characters are. • what delays the building of the plan. • ...
Measure for measure crossword 2026-02-05
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- The act of mercy that concludes the play
- Condemned for fornication, Isabella’s brother
- Characters seek or grant forgiveness
- The city representing law and order
- Isabella’s virtue under test
- Both rigid and flexible, a key motif
- Explored through harsh punishment and mercy
- Central theme, law vs. compassion
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- The play’s resolution, restoring balance
- Used by characters to achieve justice
- The ruler who disguises himself to observe
- The abuse and exercise of authority
- Angelo’s hidden corruption
- The novice nun pleading for mercy
- The strict deputy enforcing Vienna’s laws
15 Clues: Angelo’s hidden corruption • Isabella’s virtue under test • The novice nun pleading for mercy • Central theme, law vs. compassion • The abuse and exercise of authority • The city representing law and order • Characters seek or grant forgiveness • Both rigid and flexible, a key motif • Used by characters to achieve justice • The play’s resolution, restoring balance • ...
TGT NARRATIVE WRITING 2025-08-07
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- direction of the story and its main event
- angle of the story being narrated
- events that build the story towards climax
- end of the story with some understanding
- combination of characters and qualities to define characters
- the story of narrative related to supranatural things or ghost
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- the villain
- predominant emotion
- turning point of the story
- the main character
- spoken exchanges
- who tells the story
- when and where the story takes place
- central idea or foundation of a story
- beggining of the story plot containing background information
15 Clues: the villain • spoken exchanges • the main character • predominant emotion • who tells the story • turning point of the story • angle of the story being narrated • when and where the story takes place • central idea or foundation of a story • end of the story with some understanding • direction of the story and its main event • events that build the story towards climax • ...
Narrative Text 2026-03-02
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- = A place with many trees
- = Difficulty faced by characters
- = Lesson learned from the story
- = Place and time of the story
- = A male royal character
- = The problem or conflict in the story
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- = A person or animal in the story
- = A narrative text is a type of text called a story
- = The brave main character
- = The beginning of the story introducing characters
- = The solution of the problem
- = A fire-breathing creature in stories
- = Verb showing movement or activity
- = The final part of the story
- = Narrative text usually uses this tense
15 Clues: = A male royal character • = A place with many trees • = The brave main character • = The solution of the problem • = Place and time of the story • = The final part of the story • = Lesson learned from the story • = Difficulty faced by characters • = A person or animal in the story • = Verb showing movement or activity • = A fire-breathing creature in stories • ...
Narrative Text 2026-03-02
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- = A place with many trees
- = A male royal character
- = A narrative text is a type of text called a story
- = Place and time of the story
- = A fire-breathing creature in stories
- = Difficulty faced by characters
- = The final part of the story
- = The solution of the problem
- = Verb showing movement or activity
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- = The problem or conflict in the story
- = A person or animal in the story
- = Narrative text usually uses this tense
- = The brave main character
- = Lesson learned from the story
- = The beginning of the story introducing characters
15 Clues: = A male royal character • = A place with many trees • = The brave main character • = Place and time of the story • = The final part of the story • = The solution of the problem • = Lesson learned from the story • = Difficulty faced by characters • = A person or animal in the story • = Verb showing movement or activity • = The problem or conflict in the story • ...
Epic genre 2026-05-03
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- A problem or struggle in a story
- Conversation between characters
- Genre Type of literature telling stories about events and characters
- The one who tells the story
- Most exciting moment in a story
- Time and place of a story
- Beginning part of a story
- Action Events leading to climax
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- Person or figure in a story
- Action Events after climax
- Ending where problem is solved
- Details that help imagine things
- Main idea or message of a story
- Main brave character in a story
- Sequence of events in a story
15 Clues: Time and place of a story • Beginning part of a story • Action Events after climax • Person or figure in a story • The one who tells the story • Sequence of events in a story • Ending where problem is solved • Conversation between characters • Main idea or message of a story • Most exciting moment in a story • Main brave character in a story • Action Events leading to climax • ...
Crossword 2015-04-01
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- used to talk with user in private
- Informal interchange of thoughts
- An unique sequence of characters used to identify a
- One hundred forty is the limit
- A very short message posted on the Twitter
- Social network
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- People behind you
- Information concerning your profil
- The inhabitants of a town
- A specific key word
- An user
- The general course
12 Clues: An user • Social network • People behind you • The general course • A specific key word • The inhabitants of a town • One hundred forty is the limit • Informal interchange of thoughts • used to talk with user in private • Information concerning your profil • A very short message posted on the Twitter • An unique sequence of characters used to identify a
Novel Project Crossword 2023-05-30
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- He threw a book at this person
- The musicians who play the most joyous music
- Ran away from home
- Always gives the best advice
- The family’s pet
- The characters old school
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- Teased a character for their name
- The families favorite food
- Famous for being a billionaire
- One of his favorite books
- characters favorite sport
- The main character
12 Clues: The family’s pet • Ran away from home • The main character • One of his favorite books • characters favorite sport • The characters old school • The families favorite food • Always gives the best advice • He threw a book at this person • Famous for being a billionaire • Teased a character for their name • The musicians who play the most joyous music
This is mine 2024-03-14
16 Clues: up • down • LOBSTAH • Icy Land • sun rising • north part • sun setting • south center • lake is hartland • Capital of China • where England is new • Disney World is here • biggest Mountain in Maine • Brazil is in this continent • Line from north to south pole • biggest hot desert in the world
Aahil 2023-09-03
15 Clues: movie • best game • family ___ • i am ke_____ • where we work • vacation city • aahil PARTNER • best fast food • zaynah guitar bf • where we compete • aahil fav tv show • aahil REAL birthday • pakistan zindabad 🇵🇰🏏 • zaynah’s favorite disney • men to the ____ because women are always right
Sports Vintage Breaks 2025-06-03
15 Clues: 1982 • Nike • Auld Mug • Ovechkin • 1961 italy • est in 1935 • Walt Disney • 1980's-1990's • emerged in 1875 • founded in 1946 • Royal Rumble 1990 • behind home plate • established in 1938 • 1800's-1960's sports card collecting • the best modern baseball player in Robs opinion
Nick & Brodie Sip N Solve 2025-03-22
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- - Groom's Births Month
- - Sport Groom Played
- - Groom's AFL Team
- - Bride's favourite Disney character
- - Bride's Favourite Colour
- - Bride's favourite alcohol
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- - bride's birth month
- - Bride's NRL Team
- - Bride's star sign
- - Sport Bride Played
- - Groom's Favourite Alcohol
- - Couple's Wedding Month
- - Groom's Star Sign
- - Grooms Favourite Movie
- - Groom's Favourite Colour
15 Clues: - Bride's NRL Team • - Groom's AFL Team • - Bride's star sign • - Groom's Star Sign • - Sport Bride Played • - Sport Groom Played • - bride's birth month • - Groom's Births Month • - Couple's Wedding Month • - Grooms Favourite Movie • - Bride's Favourite Colour • - Groom's Favourite Colour • - Groom's Favourite Alcohol • - Bride's favourite alcohol • - Bride's favourite Disney character
gerrit 2026-05-29
15 Clues: no hair • fav donut • my eraser • pencil case • tiny turtle • mom obsessed • starbucks order • fav disney movie • first game played • fav chocolate bar • fav sport to watch • what i fall asleep to • what i like (decoration • yell at me for drinking • baseball game we both have
Elements of Fiction 2023-08-13
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- the end of the story where the main problem or conflict gets solved
- the people in the story
- the overarching message or lesson the author is trying to teach the reader
- the view of the person telling the story
- the events that take place in the story
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- the turning events leading to the resolution
- the most exciting part of the story; where the conflict reaches its peak
- beginning of the story where characters and setting are introduced
- where the story takes place
- where the main character faces a series of conflicts
- usually a problem between two or more characters
11 Clues: the people in the story • where the story takes place • the events that take place in the story • the view of the person telling the story • the turning events leading to the resolution • usually a problem between two or more characters • where the main character faces a series of conflicts • beginning of the story where characters and setting are introduced • ...
NARRATIVE TEXT 2025-05-23
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- Tell us ending of the story
- The fisherman got a ...that changed to be his wife
- One of narrative's example that tells us about animal
- This part explains about characters, introduction setting time and place
- One of the characters in the story that got jewelry from old woman
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- tell us the story about prince and princess
- To entertain the readers
- There are ... dwarfs in snow white story
- It is the climax of the story
- One of narrative's example that tells about the history in a certain area
- one of the characters of the story (green giant evil)
11 Clues: To entertain the readers • Tell us ending of the story • It is the climax of the story • There are ... dwarfs in snow white story • tell us the story about prince and princess • The fisherman got a ...that changed to be his wife • One of narrative's example that tells us about animal • one of the characters of the story (green giant evil) • ...
Black Brother 2023-06-08
10 Clues: Book title • Main sport • Main character • author of book • Main characters enemy • a word used in fencing • Main characters brother • one of the twins (male) • one of the twins (Female) • Person who taught main character fencing
Elements of the Short Story 2021-11-04
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- The author gives us hints about the character’s personality through internal thoughts, from other characters, and dialogue.
- The author tells the reader directly what he wants the reader to know about the character.
- Most of the story or plot takes place here.
- The turning point in the story or the moment when the conflict is resolved.
- This is the part where most unanswered questions are answered.
- The problem in the story.
- Where the story takes place
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- The people in the story.
- An outside force is causing the character a problem.
- The conclusion or a wrap up of the story.
- The character is creating his own problem
- You learn the characters and setting.
12 Clues: The people in the story. • The problem in the story. • Where the story takes place • You learn the characters and setting. • The conclusion or a wrap up of the story. • The character is creating his own problem • Most of the story or plot takes place here. • An outside force is causing the character a problem. • ...
A stranger at home crossword 2024-10-11
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- How the main character felt after coming back from the residential school
- The name the the school gave the main character
- The main characters name
- Where the residential school is located
- The name of the strange man
- What is the main characters first language
- What is the name of the ship all the kids that went to the school took
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- Where does the main character live now
- How did the main character feel at the residential school
- What did the main character's dad get her for Christmas
- The name of the main characters best friend
- What did all of the kids at the residential school have to wear
12 Clues: The main characters name • The name of the strange man • Where does the main character live now • Where the residential school is located • What is the main characters first language • The name of the main characters best friend • The name the the school gave the main character • What did the main character's dad get her for Christmas • ...
Scripting Notes Crossword 2021-10-22
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- dialog is tabbed this many times.
- INT stands for...
- Describes how the video and audio will begin or end; may also indicate visual and auditory changes during a scene
- Words the characters will speak.
- Describes where the scene will take place
- A speaking character's name is centered in all caps when showing dialog.
- Written text of a movie that includes dialog, character direction, descriptions, effects, and location.
- Describes where the characters are, what they are doing, and any other important information.
- Name, _____________, and phone all go in the upper right hand corner of your script.
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- Information that tells characters how to move or speak.
- The effect is left justified and ____ _______.
- EXT stands for...
- All text in a movie script is this font type.
13 Clues: INT stands for... • EXT stands for... • Words the characters will speak. • dialog is tabbed this many times. • Describes where the scene will take place • All text in a movie script is this font type. • The effect is left justified and ____ _______. • Information that tells characters how to move or speak. • ...
Jess' Favorite Things 2022-03-14
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- Favorite musical?
- Favorite person?
- favorite dua lipa song?
- favorite book?
- favorite queen from six?
- favorite dance style?
- favorite musical they've been in?
- Favorite T.V. show?
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- Favorite actor?
- Biggest dream role?
- favorite pixar movie?
- Favorite movie?
- favorite character of all time?
- favorite disney movie?
- favorite ballet?
15 Clues: favorite book? • Favorite actor? • Favorite movie? • Favorite person? • favorite ballet? • Favorite musical? • Biggest dream role? • Favorite T.V. show? • favorite pixar movie? • favorite dance style? • favorite disney movie? • favorite dua lipa song? • favorite queen from six? • favorite character of all time? • favorite musical they've been in?
Bride to be 2017-08-18
15 Clues: "I Do" • Nicole • Cloud Nine • "____worm" • Walt ______ • Wedding Date • Fictonal Wizard • Small town living • When Two Become One • "bibbidi bobbidi boo" • Rosey, Mittens, Conquer • I am the soon to be bride • The man I will be marrying • "Somewhere over the rainbow" • '"ALL YOU NEED," IN A BEATLES SONG'
Funkatronic Rex - July Crossword 2024-07-03
15 Clues: disney ccg • DM squared • Space Monkey • What we sell • disciple nerd • loves dragons • 4th of July shindig • Brexwerx board game • first podcast guest • explosions in the sky • Court's favorite trilogy • Micheal's favorite animal • Father of the Salt Father • what's going on in your world? • Current Adventurer's League villain
Film Studies 2024-03-25
15 Clues: Bad guy • Famous lizard • Famous gorilla • Owns everything • Science Fiction • Scary film genre • "Hates" Reynolds • Chalamet new movie • Superhero franchise • Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer • Mega awards ceremony • Main actor in a story • Where a movie takes place • Popular streaming platform • Huge movie flop with lots of celebrities
GCSE English Paper 1 Half Term Crossword 2021-10-13
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- A short pause. Separates items in a list
- The obvious, surface meaning
- Giving non-human things human attributes
- Describing something as being something else
- Describing words
- Background information on characters and plot
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- Hints that something dramatic is going to happen
- Begins with a capital letter and ends with a full stop
- The name of a person, place or thing
- Language that refers to the senses
- Comparing using like or as
- The deeper, hidden meaning
- Words and phrases that show sound
- Words that describe actions
- Start a new one for each point
- Three words or phrases in a row
- When characters speak
17 Clues: Describing words • When characters speak • Comparing using like or as • The deeper, hidden meaning • Words that describe actions • The obvious, surface meaning • Start a new one for each point • Three words or phrases in a row • Words and phrases that show sound • Language that refers to the senses • The name of a person, place or thing • A short pause. Separates items in a list • ...
The Crucible Vocabulary 2025-11-18
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- the act of being two faced
- - something that causes extreme disgust
- the belief in the protective care and guidance of God
- - the desire for revenge that fuels many characters actions
- To summon a spirit or devil
- - unintelligible or meaningless language
- being guilty in a criminal case
- strong biased supporter
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- Aroused or Excited
- Characters who are excessively submissive or obedient to authority
- the courtroom,confession and lies
- To be manipulative
- a biased or millaint or supporter of faction
- To envy or resent someone's pleasure or good fortune
- feeling of fear or dread
- Motionless or Inactive
- Deceive,Obscure the truth, or manipulate others
17 Clues: Aroused or Excited • To be manipulative • Motionless or Inactive • strong biased supporter • feeling of fear or dread • the act of being two faced • To summon a spirit or devil • being guilty in a criminal case • the courtroom,confession and lies • - something that causes extreme disgust • - unintelligible or meaningless language • a biased or millaint or supporter of faction • ...
Theme and Characterization 2021-08-13
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- a main character in a literary work that we root for and hope will be successful
- characters who change over the course of the story.
- a character who contrasts with the main character to make us more aware of some important quality of the main character
- a lesson or message; a universal idea characterization everything a writer does to create, reveal, and develop characters
- characters who stay the same over the course of the story.
- characters who are uncomplicated; we know what they do, say, and look like, but we don’t know much about their thoughts.
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- a major character in a literary work who opposes the protagonist
- characters who are more complicated; they might have good and bad traits, and they may have conflicting motives.
- characterization is where the author tells you directly what the character is like
- characterization is where the author lets you figure out what the character is like by showing what they say or do
10 Clues: characters who change over the course of the story. • characters who stay the same over the course of the story. • a major character in a literary work who opposes the protagonist • a main character in a literary work that we root for and hope will be successful • characterization is where the author tells you directly what the character is like • ...
GH Library Genres Crossword 2020-10-07
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- Could happen
- Real facts and information
- Technology of the future
- Solving a crime or puzzle
- Section with picture books
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- Takes place in the past with real and fictional parts
- Images in comic book style art
- Place filled with books and information
- Characters in competition playing games
- Action and excitement
- Magical, talking animals
- Creepy spooky characters and settings
12 Clues: Could happen • Action and excitement • Magical, talking animals • Technology of the future • Solving a crime or puzzle • Real facts and information • Section with picture books • Images in comic book style art • Creepy spooky characters and settings • Place filled with books and information • Characters in competition playing games • ...
dauntless, abnegation, amity, candor, erudite, faction, divergent, initiation, four, Tris, Caleb, christina 2025-04-02
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- the main characters best friend
- faction for the selfless
- a person that belong to multiple factions
- faction for the brave
- trainer for the new incoming
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- faction for the intelligent
- faction for the honest
- a test to get into the new faction
- faction for the kind
- home for citizens in 5 branches
- the main character
- the main characters brother
12 Clues: the main character • faction for the kind • faction for the brave • faction for the honest • faction for the selfless • faction for the intelligent • the main characters brother • trainer for the new incoming • the main characters best friend • home for citizens in 5 branches • a test to get into the new faction • a person that belong to multiple factions
A Christmas Carol 2012-12-06
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- what Scrooge should be worried about
- main character of the play
- Scrooge's younger sister
- poorhouses
- conversation between characters
- Scrooge's employee
- Scrooge's only friend in life
- 3 of them visit Scrooge
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- something Scrooge loves
- Scrooge was apprenticed under this man
- Scrooge will earn these in his death if he does not change for the better
- directions they tell us how characters react, about the setting, and what to expect as an audience
- something Scooge hates
- an undesired quality of Scrooge's
- what Scrooge refused from his nephew
15 Clues: poorhouses • Scrooge's employee • something Scooge hates • something Scrooge loves • 3 of them visit Scrooge • Scrooge's younger sister • main character of the play • Scrooge's only friend in life • conversation between characters • an undesired quality of Scrooge's • what Scrooge should be worried about • what Scrooge refused from his nephew • Scrooge was apprenticed under this man • ...
TITANIC REPORT 2022-05-04
Across
- the boat was named
- on some Transportations like boats and planes there are a first,second,and third.
- one of the girl main characters
- the younger brother
- people who use some sort of transportation are called ----------
- the creator of titanic
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- The Titanic was this color star line
- what did titanic crash into?
- What ocean was titanic in?
- titanic was called ----------
- the older brother
- a young girl
- how did some people survive titanic?
- one of the boy main characters
- a place were some people board ships
15 Clues: a young girl • the older brother • the boat was named • the younger brother • the creator of titanic • What ocean was titanic in? • what did titanic crash into? • titanic was called ---------- • one of the boy main characters • one of the girl main characters • The Titanic was this color star line • how did some people survive titanic? • a place were some people board ships • ...
TKAM/Professor 2023-12-18
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- Dill's real name
- Dill's aunt
- the sherriff in TKAM
- A character close to the main character often does this
- Boo Radley's real name
- What is John to the narrator in The Yellow Wallpaper?
- Represents connection and brings characters together
- Scout's costume
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- The prosecutor in To Kill a Mockingbird
- Often represents bad love or heartache in stories
- Represented by The Fish
- A season that represents renewal
- Serves to bring characters together, and also represents rebirth
- Atticus and Scout's last name
- The animal Atticus shoots
15 Clues: Dill's aunt • Scout's costume • Dill's real name • the sherriff in TKAM • Boo Radley's real name • Represented by The Fish • The animal Atticus shoots • Atticus and Scout's last name • A season that represents renewal • The prosecutor in To Kill a Mockingbird • Often represents bad love or heartache in stories • Represents connection and brings characters together • ...
FANTASY, BOOKS AND MOVIES 2025-04-22
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- magical human characters.
- the bad character.
- visuals used in movies for magic or action.
- full of creativity and new ideas.
- the main idea or moral of the story.
- the way the story is told.
- category of story (fantasy, thriller, etc.).
- a part of a book/movie.
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- how characters change over time.
- the storyline.
- involving magic.
- creature dragons, unicorns, etc.
- main character who saves or changes things.
- a movie made from a book.
- the place/time of the story.
15 Clues: the storyline. • involving magic. • the bad character. • a part of a book/movie. • magical human characters. • a movie made from a book. • the way the story is told. • the place/time of the story. • how characters change over time. • full of creativity and new ideas. • the main idea or moral of the story. • creature dragons, unicorns, etc. • ...
Harry Potter and the Sorcerers Stone11 2020-12-03
Across
- a blanket that makes you invisible
- main characters curly-headed best friend
- voldemort
- a rock that can make you invincible
- the chosen one
- harry's pet
- who harry was living with after his parents died
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- created the sorcerer's stone
- the "bad guy"
- person with magical abilities
- the game the golden trio were playing when ron sacrificed himself
- the main characters red-headed best friend
- the headmaster at hogwarts
- a school for witchcraft and wizardry
- a rod or "stick" used to cast/perform spells
- what Hermione encounters in the girls bathroom
16 Clues: voldemort • harry's pet • the "bad guy" • the chosen one • the headmaster at hogwarts • created the sorcerer's stone • person with magical abilities • a blanket that makes you invisible • a rock that can make you invincible • a school for witchcraft and wizardry • main characters curly-headed best friend • the main characters red-headed best friend • ...
Longoria-Greek Theatre Review 2020-12-02
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- Actors were masks to represent different characters
- the main character must pay for their actions
- a tragic flaw
- sets the tone of the play
- final resolution
- contest to unite and strengthen the city
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- the main character has to be good,moral
- caused by their own actions
- Staging of the play
- the seating or seeing place
- plot 3 main elements reversal,recognition,and a scene of suffering
- Hero The main Character
- Purging
- Plot,Character,Diction,Thought,Song,Spectacle
- Dialogue between the characters and chorus
15 Clues: Purging • a tragic flaw • final resolution • Staging of the play • Hero The main Character • sets the tone of the play • caused by their own actions • the seating or seeing place • the main character has to be good,moral • contest to unite and strengthen the city • Dialogue between the characters and chorus • the main character must pay for their actions • ...
Cruella (2021) 2021-07-28
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- Facial artist who creates a characters look
- The protagonists job...
- Horace's dog
- The collection of songs in a movie
- Cruella is the villain in Disney's "101...."?
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- Cruella's pickpocket friend
- Who kills Cruella's adopted Mum?
- Films have 3 types of sound; music, effects &...?
- emma stone
- Luxury department store in London
- ...designer makes a characters clothing.
- A name for two helpers (of a hero or villain)
- Who turns a script into a visual/audio story?
- Cruella is a character ........... story.
14 Clues: emma stone • Horace's dog • The protagonists job... • Cruella's pickpocket friend • Who kills Cruella's adopted Mum? • Luxury department store in London • The collection of songs in a movie • ...designer makes a characters clothing. • Cruella is a character ........... story. • Facial artist who creates a characters look • A name for two helpers (of a hero or villain) • ...
Name __________________Elements of Drama and Fiction 2021-11-17
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- an opposite character for comparison
- tension between characters
- smaller than an act
- has values in opposition to the protagonist
- speech given to a character or audience
- play on words that sound alike
- words stated directly to the audience
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- private thoughts stated for the audience
- sequence of events in all fiction
- words used with more than one meaning
- main characters of the action
- literature written for a performance
- divisions within a drama
- statement of the main idea or message
14 Clues: smaller than an act • divisions within a drama • tension between characters • main characters of the action • play on words that sound alike • sequence of events in all fiction • an opposite character for comparison • literature written for a performance • words used with more than one meaning • statement of the main idea or message • words stated directly to the audience • ...
ELEMENTS OF A SHORT STORY 2024-01-23
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- the end of the story
- highest point; turning point of the story
- events that make the story
- central idea, the human condition
- the narrator uses " you"
- conflict is revealed
- the narrator is another character outside the story
- time and place in which the story took place
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- beginning: setting and characters
- struggle, or problem
- the narrator uses "I", or "We"
- events after the climax
- person, object, or animal
- the angle from which the story is told
14 Clues: struggle, or problem • the end of the story • conflict is revealed • events after the climax • the narrator uses " you" • person, object, or animal • events that make the story • the narrator uses "I", or "We" • beginning: setting and characters • central idea, the human condition • the angle from which the story is told • highest point; turning point of the story • ...
Theme and Perspectives 2025-04-07
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- the person telling the story
- when the reader knows more than the characters
- a central message in a piece of text
- 3rd person POV where the narrator knows more than the characters
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- a central message not specific to any culture, time period, or group of people
- 3rd person POV where the narrator knows what the characters know
- when the narrator's perspective is biased, misleading, or inconsistent
- refers to the character's attitude (thoughts, feeling, reactions)
- refers to the person of the narrator
- when the person telling the story is also the protagonist
- the subject being discussed in a text
11 Clues: the person telling the story • refers to the person of the narrator • a central message in a piece of text • the subject being discussed in a text • when the reader knows more than the characters • when the person telling the story is also the protagonist • 3rd person POV where the narrator knows what the characters know • ...
TV Show "Friends" 2018-05-24
Across
- What does Sister Ross do?
- Who is an animal rights activist?
- Who does Rachel like?
- Which of the characters in childhood was overweight?
- What is Joey's profession?
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- Who is Ross by profession?
- What kind of animal did live together with Joey and Chandler?
- Which of the main characters does compose the songs?
- How many main characters are on the TV show?
9 Clues: Who does Rachel like? • What does Sister Ross do? • Who is Ross by profession? • What is Joey's profession? • Who is an animal rights activist? • How many main characters are on the TV show? • Which of the main characters does compose the songs? • Which of the characters in childhood was overweight? • What kind of animal did live together with Joey and Chandler?
Elements of a Story 2022-01-12
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- people, creatures, or animals in a story
- problem or struggle between 2 people, things, or ideas
- how writers show personality of characters
- series of events that make up a story
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- time and location a story takes place
- good characters of a book
- good author uses these to describe setting
- bad characters of a book
- message about life that author expresses
9 Clues: bad characters of a book • good characters of a book • time and location a story takes place • series of events that make up a story • people, creatures, or animals in a story • message about life that author expresses • good author uses these to describe setting • how writers show personality of characters • problem or struggle between 2 people, things, or ideas
094 TV and Film Vocabulary Review 2016-03-22
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- They ____ to their favorite contest on TV every week.
- Movies about animals are very ______. Many people enjoy them.
- Most artists don't use pencil and paper to make the people in video games. These characters are _____.
- Filmmakers want a good _____ to their movies from the audience.
- We do not like people's bad ___ at work, but we like it on TV
- Many people like to watch ___ shows, like American Idol.
- Love is a very strong _____.
- He knows about Latin American songs. He's a/an _________.
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- A _____ makes movies.
- In most countries, a professor is an important person. The job has a lot of _____.
- Some people didn't enjoy the movie, they felt ______.
- In a singing contest, each ____ sings a song.
- Children always laugh at characters like Mickey Mouse in a funny ___.
- Today animators often use new ___ to make very real-looking human characters.
- Simon Cowell is a famous judge with a nasty ___. Some other judges copy it.
- Zootopia is a new ____ movie.
- Big dogs often ____ small children.
- When we see the cup half full we feel more ____.
- If a TB show is boring, a TV ___ will usually change the channel.
- The_____ enjoy the show. They also like the mean judge.
20 Clues: A _____ makes movies. • Love is a very strong _____. • Zootopia is a new ____ movie. • Big dogs often ____ small children. • In a singing contest, each ____ sings a song. • When we see the cup half full we feel more ____. • Some people didn't enjoy the movie, they felt ______. • They ____ to their favorite contest on TV every week. • ...
8th Grade GP-5 Vocabulary 2023-03-08
Across
- a short passage that gives all of the important facts of a story
- a serious emergency
- a live performance of a play
- a large division of a drama
- so hot that everyone is sweeting
- to make a prediction based upon the facts you have read in a story
- instructions about how something is done
- a spectacular event
- information about the story, characters or events
- conversation between characters
- to present a lay
- linking the text to another text or resource
- to emphasize something
- characters in a play speak, work or do something together
- purposefully created to answer a question
Down
- facts you include in a constructed response
- elements features such as lighting or sounds
- to include someone in a situation
- a type of literature
- happening even though someone tried to stop it
- to change
- to write notes as you read
- to go with someone
- having information or facts
- to grant honor to someone
- an oral or written answer
- the person who creates a drama or play
- possible outcomes you make about events in the story
- a way of doing something
- to attempt something difficult
- a the character part in a play
31 Clues: to change • to present a lay • to go with someone • a serious emergency • a spectacular event • a type of literature • to emphasize something • a way of doing something • to grant honor to someone • an oral or written answer • to write notes as you read • a large division of a drama • having information or facts • a live performance of a play • to attempt something difficult • ...
Literary Terms 2025-12-15
Across
- When events turn out differently than expected
- The stage of the plot where the conflict is resolved
- A hint or clue about what will happen later in the story
- The most intense or exciting part of the story
- The central message or insight about life that a text communicates
- A belief or judgment that cannot be proven true
- When the reader knows something that the characters do not
- The character who opposes the main character
- The person or people telling the story
- The time and place in which a story occurs
- The feeling or atmosphere created by a text
- The struggle between opposing forces in a story
- A person or thing that represents something beyond its literal meaning
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- The process by which an author develops characters through actions, thoughts and dialogue
- The series of events that make up a story
- When readers use details and clues to figure out information that is not directly stated
- The result of an action or event
- The main character of a story
- The author’s reason for writing, such as to inform, persuade, or entertain
- The events that build tension and lead to the climax
- The opening of a story that introduces characters, setting, and conflict
- Information that can be proven true
22 Clues: The main character of a story • The result of an action or event • Information that can be proven true • The person or people telling the story • The series of events that make up a story • The time and place in which a story occurs • The feeling or atmosphere created by a text • The character who opposes the main character • When events turn out differently than expected • ...
NARATTIVE NON FIKSI 2026-04-03
Across
- The struggle between opposing forces
- A story from the past believed to be true but not proven
- The feeling of uncertainty about what will happen next
- A short story with animal characters that teaches moral lesson
- The structure that introduces characters, setting, and time
- A story that is not true, made from imagination
- A short story with a moral, often using animals
- Action The events that lead to the climax
- The main character who opposes the protagonist
- The moral value or lesson of the story
- The time and place where the story happens
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- The final part where the problem is solved, either happy or sad
- The sequence of events in a story
- the climax leading to resolution
- A conversation between characters in a story
- The ending of the story
- The main idea or underlying meaning of a story
- The problem or conflict that arises in the story
- The highest point of tension in the story
- The person who tells the story
- A long narrative poem about heroic deeds
- The character who drives the story forward
- A traditional story explaining natural phenomena or customs
- action The series of events
- A traditional story about gods, goddesses, or supernatural beings
- story A brief fictional prose story
26 Clues: The ending of the story • action The series of events • The person who tells the story • the climax leading to resolution • The sequence of events in a story • story A brief fictional prose story • The struggle between opposing forces • The moral value or lesson of the story • A long narrative poem about heroic deeds • The highest point of tension in the story • ...
Structure and Narrative 2025-06-02
Across
- ______ Person: A narrative style where the story is told using “I” or “we”
- A narrator who knows the thoughts and feelings of all characters
- A hint or warning about what will happen later in the story
- How the conflict is resolved and the story ends
- The introduction of key background information at the start of a story
- A narrator who knows the thoughts of only one character
- A problem or struggle faced by the characters
- The most intense or dramatic moment in the plot
- ______ Person: A narrative style where the story is told using “he,” “she,” or “they”
- The shape of a plot or character’s journey across a story
- The distinctive tone and style of the narrator or author
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- The point of view from which a story is told
- The way the parts of the story are organised
- Events presented in the order they happen
- A narrator whose version of events can’t be fully trusted
- The writer’s attitude or feeling, expressed through word choices
- A scene that shows something from earlier in the story’s timeline
- The time and place where a story happens
- Conversation between characters in a story
- The person or voice telling the story
20 Clues: The person or voice telling the story • The time and place where a story happens • Events presented in the order they happen • Conversation between characters in a story • The point of view from which a story is told • The way the parts of the story are organised • A problem or struggle faced by the characters • How the conflict is resolved and the story ends • ...
Elements of a Short Story 2026-02-11
Across
- A strategy where readers guess what the story may be about
- A story that is imagined rather than factual
- The individuals involved in a story’s action
- The sequence of events that make up a story
- A conflict involving machines or advanced systems
- An important skill developed through reading stories
- A conflict where a character struggles against social systems
- How a story is organized from beginning to end
- Where and when a story takes place
- The turning point or moment of highest tension
- The viewpoint from which a story is told
- Retelling the plot in your own words
- A conflict where a character struggles against the environment
- A type of conflict that happens within a character
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- The introduction of characters, setting, and background
- A strategy involving highlighting and note-taking
- Creating mental images while reading
- A conflict involving forces beyond the natural world
- The struggle or problem faced by characters
- Describes the brief and focused nature of short stories
- A reading strategy that looks at titles and headings first
- When the conflict is resolved and the story concludes
- A type of conflict involving outside forces
- The central idea or underlying message of a story
24 Clues: Where and when a story takes place • Creating mental images while reading • Retelling the plot in your own words • The viewpoint from which a story is told • The struggle or problem faced by characters • The sequence of events that make up a story • A type of conflict involving outside forces • A story that is imagined rather than factual • ...
Upstander 2023-11-29
Across
- How old the main character is
- What Jonny calls Mary
- Where Mary and her friends go
- Jonny is addicted to this
- What do Mary and Griff eat when they meet up
- What Mary calls Jonny
- Where do Mary and Griff meet for the first time
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- How Mary describes Griff
- Mary likes to do this thing
- The girls in the main friend group
- What did Griff give Mary as a gift
- Who is the guy that Mary likes
- How Jonny looks
- Main characters name
- Griff's friend that he doesn't like anymore
- Mary's Friend
- Main characters older brother
17 Clues: Mary's Friend • How Jonny looks • Main characters name • What Jonny calls Mary • What Mary calls Jonny • How Mary describes Griff • Jonny is addicted to this • Mary likes to do this thing • How old the main character is • Where Mary and her friends go • Main characters older brother • Who is the guy that Mary likes • The girls in the main friend group • ...
Upstander 2023-11-29
Across
- How old the main character is
- What Jonny calls Mary
- Where Mary and her friends go
- Jonny is addicted to this
- What do Mary and Griff eat when they meet up
- What Mary calls Jonny
- Where do Mary and Griff meet for the first time
Down
- How Mary describes Griff
- Mary likes to do this thing
- The girls in the main friend group
- What did Griff give Mary as a gift
- Who is the guy that Mary likes
- How Jonny looks
- Main characters name
- Griff's friend that he doesn't like anymore
- Mary's Friend
- Main characters older brother
17 Clues: Mary's Friend • How Jonny looks • Main characters name • What Jonny calls Mary • What Mary calls Jonny • How Mary describes Griff • Jonny is addicted to this • Mary likes to do this thing • How old the main character is • Where Mary and her friends go • Main characters older brother • Who is the guy that Mary likes • The girls in the main friend group • ...
sksksk and i oop- edition 2021-04-25
15 Clues: 1395 • fobia dani • =mukahandsome • suka tahan berak • suka jelir lidah • selalu copy paste • punca alip meroyan • pemberi teaser 18+ • berapa byk bf chap? • punca bontot kudis? • punca ketiak busuk? • admin selalu hilang • tempat next meet up? • berapa huruf nama group? • nama dia sama dgn disney princess
Mady's 20th Birthday 2025-12-10
Across
- mady's car model
- mady's major
- mady's club sport
- mady's sister's name
- mady's primary ethnicity
- mady's christian club
Down
- mady's church
- mady's favorite restaurant in LA
- mady's secondary ethnicity (12.5%!)
- mady's typical choice of protein
- papa cha's name
- mady's next internship
- mady's favorite color
- mady's hometown
- mady's pet dog's name
15 Clues: mady's major • mady's church • papa cha's name • mady's hometown • mady's car model • mady's club sport • mady's sister's name • mady's favorite color • mady's pet dog's name • mady's christian club • mady's next internship • mady's primary ethnicity • mady's favorite restaurant in LA • mady's typical choice of protein • mady's secondary ethnicity (12.5%!)
Day 3 ______ 2025-12-21
Across
- camping essential
- gum brand
- Melaleuca alternifolia
- kids’ pastime
- adjective describing a wizard of oz character
- lemon, grapefruit, lime
Down
- fear of holes
- a sense
- Compact radio, second word
- “Bullseye!”
- A flock of magpies
- 2010 Disney movie
- souvenir from vacation
- popular Britney Spears song
- Super Mario character
15 Clues: a sense • gum brand • “Bullseye!” • fear of holes • kids’ pastime • camping essential • 2010 Disney movie • A flock of magpies • Super Mario character • Melaleuca alternifolia • souvenir from vacation • lemon, grapefruit, lime • Compact radio, second word • popular Britney Spears song • adjective describing a wizard of oz character
The Promised Neverland 2021-03-31
Across
- dark-haired side character
- what did Ray use as a distraction to escape
- helper that dreams of being a mother
- red demon that helped the main characters
- place that norman was sent to
- girl main character
- five-year-old who was left in charge of the house
- boy that tries to light himself on fire
Down
- first death
- beings that try to eat the main characters
- main character that gets sent out
- age of Ray
- green-haired side character
- name of specific farm
- mother
15 Clues: mother • age of Ray • first death • girl main character • name of specific farm • dark-haired side character • green-haired side character • place that norman was sent to • main character that gets sent out • helper that dreams of being a mother • boy that tries to light himself on fire • red demon that helped the main characters • beings that try to eat the main characters • ...
Paranormalcy 2021-09-09
Across
- They never go out on the full moon?
- No human knows about paranormals so its a...
- The antagonist?
- The main characters best friend?
- What the main character doesn't have?
- The company the main character works for?
- Its what the shape-shifter loves to do in prison?
Down
- They drink blood?
- Who the main character loves/dates?
- What the creatures are called?
- The shape-shifters mom?
- It's what souls were described as?
- Main characters name?
- Creatures that are controlled by their names?
- The Author?
15 Clues: The Author? • The antagonist? • They drink blood? • Main characters name? • The shape-shifters mom? • What the creatures are called? • The main characters best friend? • It's what souls were described as? • Who the main character loves/dates? • They never go out on the full moon? • What the main character doesn't have? • The company the main character works for? • ...
Medieval Theatre 2019-10-10
Across
- special effect
- symbolical narrative
- plays/Plays based on Biblical stories or a cycle play
- Stages
- about the life of saints
- for masks that repersentheavenly characters
- were almost nonexistent in this period
- scenic structures
- for scenes of torture and death
Down
- language that is not latin
- plays/Based on the last week in the life of Christ
- generalized playing area
- with allegory characters
- series of short plays based on religious history
- line plays
15 Clues: Stages • line plays • special effect • scenic structures • symbolical narrative • generalized playing area • with allegory characters • about the life of saints • language that is not latin • for scenes of torture and death • were almost nonexistent in this period • for masks that repersentheavenly characters • series of short plays based on religious history • ...
Anthem Crossword 2013-04-18
Across
- World ______ of Scholars
- The Old Ones were sent to the House of the ______
- To do wrong
- States that you cannot like one over another
- Where Equality is in the begining of the story and where he conducts experements
- The main characters name
Down
- The unknown land outside of the city
- I
- Age of an Ancient One
- ______ Times
- The Goddess of Earth
- The main characters occupation
- The Titan God who stole fire from the Gods
- Those who lived during the Unmentionable times
- An unspeakable word that shows possesion
15 Clues: I • To do wrong • ______ Times • The Goddess of Earth • Age of an Ancient One • World ______ of Scholars • The main characters name • The main characters occupation • The unknown land outside of the city • An unspeakable word that shows possesion • The Titan God who stole fire from the Gods • States that you cannot like one over another • ...
Japan crossword 2015-03-09
Across
- Japan's capital city
- military leaders
- a fee that a country charges on imports ir exports
- a place where lots of fish and other seafood can be caught
- traditional robes
- characters in Japanese writing
- elected legislature
Down
- destructive waves
- ethic the belief that the work in itself is worthwhile
- highly trained warrior
- Japan's highest mountain
- second largest city in Japan
- a dish made from pickled cabbage and various spices
- other characters in Japanese writing
- surplus exists when a country tries to export more goods then it imports
15 Clues: military leaders • destructive waves • traditional robes • elected legislature • Japan's capital city • highly trained warrior • Japan's highest mountain • second largest city in Japan • characters in Japanese writing • other characters in Japanese writing • a fee that a country charges on imports ir exports • a dish made from pickled cabbage and various spices • ...
Hating Alison Ashley 2024-11-04
Across
- Name of Erica's younger sister that likes horses
- When characters talk in a play
- Name of the school that the characters attend
- Name of Erica's mum's boyfriend
- First name of main brunette character
- Type of directions given in a play
- Name of Erica's older sister
- Comparing two things using like or as
Down
- Saying one thing is another
- Margeart's name spelled properly
- Teacher's name
- Character in the play, but not in the movie
- Barry's last name
- Commonly used metaphors
- First name of main blonde character
15 Clues: Teacher's name • Barry's last name • Commonly used metaphors • Saying one thing is another • Name of Erica's older sister • When characters talk in a play • Name of Erica's mum's boyfriend • Margeart's name spelled properly • Type of directions given in a play • First name of main blonde character • First name of main brunette character • Comparing two things using like or as • ...
Act it Out Vocab 2026-04-27
Across
- all the actors (performers) in a play
- a person in the play
- the words spoken by characters
- a long speech by one character
- what characters wear
- a smaller part of a play
- howing feeling with voice/face
- a larger section made up of scenes
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- how an actor captures attention
- directions instructions in the script (not spoken)
- tells the story (if included)
- objects used by actors
- the background/scene design
- a story written to be acted out
- the written version of a play
15 Clues: a person in the play • what characters wear • objects used by actors • a smaller part of a play • the background/scene design • tells the story (if included) • the written version of a play • the words spoken by characters • a long speech by one character • howing feeling with voice/face • how an actor captures attention • a story written to be acted out • ...
Outsiders 2026-05-17
Across
- — Ponyboy’s cheerful older brother
- — Symbolic scene shared by Ponyboy and Cherry
- — Place where Ponyboy and Johnny hide
- — Weapon carried by some characters
- — Working-class group the main characters belong to
- — The narrator of the novel
- — Toughest member of the Greasers
Down
- — Wealthy rival group in the story
- — Dally’s full first name
- — Ponyboy’s family last name
- — Soc girl who befriends Ponyboy
- — Oldest Curtis brother who raises the family
- — What Johnny becomes after saving children
- — Large fight between the Greasers and Socs
- — Ponyboy’s quiet best friend
15 Clues: — Dally’s full first name • — The narrator of the novel • — Ponyboy’s family last name • — Ponyboy’s quiet best friend • — Soc girl who befriends Ponyboy • — Toughest member of the Greasers • — Ponyboy’s cheerful older brother • — Wealthy rival group in the story • — Weapon carried by some characters • — Place where Ponyboy and Johnny hide • ...
Theatre Vocablary 2024-03-26
Across
- in readers theatre where they look at and focus at
- changing or cutting a literary piece
- description of characters actions, and settings provided by one or more narrators
- type of focus where they focus at an imaginary mirror off the stage
- a play that occurs over radio or in radio form
- grouping words to create a specific meaning
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- type of focus where characters focus on each other
- type of focus where readers focus on the audience
- divided into characters for readers theatre
- assign an actor to play two roles.
- a style of theatre with readers
11 Clues: a style of theatre with readers • assign an actor to play two roles. • changing or cutting a literary piece • divided into characters for readers theatre • grouping words to create a specific meaning • a play that occurs over radio or in radio form • type of focus where readers focus on the audience • type of focus where characters focus on each other • ...
Quarter 1 Literary Terms 2025-10-02
Across
- a type of character that we don't know much about; they can typically be summed up in one to two words
- type of characterization where an author directly states a character's traits
- the event that introduces the conflict that will drive the story forward
- when two or more characters have a conflict between each other (whether verbal or physical)
- the part of the plot where we are introduced/first exposed to the characters and setting
- the acronym used for learning about characters through speech, thoughts, effect on others, actions, and looks
- the main character/good guy that a story is centered around
- the atmosphere/feeling that a story evokes in the reader
- the ‘L’ in STEAL stands for what this; what a character’s appearance says about them
- type of characterization involving an author showing us a character's traits rather than telling us
- the ‘E’ in STEAL stands for this; what a character is thinking that shows who they are
- a complex character who changes throughout a story
- a character who stays the same
- the author's attitude toward the subject, characters, & audience, expressed through word choice, sentence structure, & imagery
- the moment of highest tension, emotion, or suspense in a story
- a struggle a character has with an outside force like weather, an animal or sickness
- follows the inciting incident & builds suspense, tension, & conflict leading up to the story's climax
- the sequence of events that occur in a story
Down
- a character's struggle against technological forces
- when & where a story takes place
- only type of internal conflict; struggles within themselves
- occurs when a character is in conflict with any force outside of human control like a, ghost, monster, or alien
- when a character is in conflict with society's culture or laws/rules.
- a conflict within a character; in their mind & heart
- the outcome/end of the story; how things end up or turn out for the characters
- the ‘T’ in STEAL stands for this; what a character is thinking.
- minor events leading to the end of the story that answer readers' remaining questions & tie up loose ends
- a type of character in a story whom the writer expects the reader to identify with & care about, if not admire.
- the ‘A’ in STEAL stands for this; what a character does to reveal their traits.
- the ‘S’ in the acronym STEAL stands for this; what a character says that reveals their personality
- the character who works against the protagonist in the story
- a type of character that we come to know very well throughout the course of a story; we learn a lot about their background & personality
- characters in a story who don't play major roles but still contribute to the plot
33 Clues: a character who stays the same • when & where a story takes place • the sequence of events that occur in a story • a complex character who changes throughout a story • a character's struggle against technological forces • a conflict within a character; in their mind & heart • the atmosphere/feeling that a story evokes in the reader • ...
Quarter 1 Literary Terms 2025-10-03
Across
- a type of character that we don't know much about; they can typically be summed up in one to two words
- type of characterization where an author directly states a character's traits
- the event that introduces the conflict that will drive the story forward
- when two or more characters have a conflict between each other (whether verbal or physical)
- the part of the plot where we are introduced/first exposed to the characters and setting
- the acronym used for learning about characters through speech, thoughts, effect on others, actions, and looks
- the main character/good guy that a story is centered around
- the atmosphere/feeling that a story evokes in the reader
- the ‘L’ in STEAL stands for what this; what a character’s appearance says about them
- type of characterization involving an author showing us a character's traits rather than telling us
- the ‘E’ in STEAL stands for this; what a character is thinking that shows who they are
- a complex character who changes throughout a story
- a character who stays the same
- the author's attitude toward the subject, characters, & audience, expressed through word choice, sentence structure, & imagery
- the moment of highest tension, emotion, or suspense in a story
- a struggle a character has with an outside force like weather, an animal or sickness
- follows the inciting incident & builds suspense, tension, & conflict leading up to the story's climax
- the sequence of events that occur in a story
Down
- a character's struggle against technological forces
- when & where a story takes place
- only type of internal conflict; struggles within themselves
- occurs when a character is in conflict with any force outside of human control like a, ghost, monster, or alien
- when a character is in conflict with society's culture or laws/rules.
- a conflict within a character; in their mind & heart
- the outcome/end of the story; how things end up or turn out for the characters
- the ‘T’ in STEAL stands for this; what a character is thinking.
- minor events leading to the end of the story that answer readers' remaining questions & tie up loose ends
- a type of character in a story whom the writer expects the reader to identify with & care about, if not admire.
- the ‘A’ in STEAL stands for this; what a character does to reveal their traits.
- the ‘S’ in the acronym STEAL stands for this; what a character says that reveals their personality
- the character who works against the protagonist in the story
- a type of character that we come to know very well throughout the course of a story; we learn a lot about their background & personality
- characters in a story who don't play major roles but still contribute to the plot
33 Clues: a character who stays the same • when & where a story takes place • the sequence of events that occur in a story • a complex character who changes throughout a story • a character's struggle against technological forces • a conflict within a character; in their mind & heart • the atmosphere/feeling that a story evokes in the reader • ...
Duet Scene Writing Crossword 2022-03-10
Across
- the title page should not be...
- list of _______ is needed.
- needed on the title page...
- the way you conduct yourself
- how many characters minimum?
- how many copyright rules do we need?
- there is no page/character limit...
- the title page should be.....
- what are you in this process?
Down
- what do we need on each page?
- ____ 1 scene 1
- where your story takes place...
- a "beat" is a moment of...
- what we use for stage directions
- names in stage directions are in all ____
- word that indicates the scene is over
- something else needed in the title page
- how pages of dialogue?
18 Clues: ____ 1 scene 1 • how pages of dialogue? • a "beat" is a moment of... • list of _______ is needed. • needed on the title page... • the way you conduct yourself • how many characters minimum? • what do we need on each page? • the title page should be..... • what are you in this process? • where your story takes place... • the title page should not be... • ...
literary terms 1 2022-04-23
Across
- after story climax and solution at hand
- author adds own interpretation of events
- unchanging one dimensional character
- hints given about upcoming events
- person in a story
- introduces characters, background, setting
Down
- reference to something else for emotion/context
- obstacle in a story that must be overcome
- conflict characters struggle with outside forces
- language and expressions unique to a group of ppl
- describes what character says/does
- unrhymed iambic pentameter
- turning point or action peak of the plot
- story written from "I" perspective
- generalities with no specific meaning
- double meaning, one figurative one literal
- opposite of abstract, words that create images
17 Clues: person in a story • unrhymed iambic pentameter • hints given about upcoming events • describes what character says/does • story written from "I" perspective • unchanging one dimensional character • generalities with no specific meaning • after story climax and solution at hand • author adds own interpretation of events • turning point or action peak of the plot • ...
Fahrenheit 451 2012-11-18
Across
- The ones burning the books.
- Where the fireman go.
- The wife of the main character.
- The author of the book.
- A former English professor.
- a drug that has a sedative or calming effect.
- Robotic dogs.
- Leader of the group of wandering book lovers.
- One of the main characters wifes friends.
Down
- What are beimg burned in the story.
- The name of one of the parts of the book.
- The name of the book.
- The main character.
- A form of measuring heat.
- The main characters captain.
- One of the main characters wifes friends.
- The girl the main character meets in part one.
- past tense when you take someones poperty.
18 Clues: Robotic dogs. • The main character. • Where the fireman go. • The name of the book. • The author of the book. • A form of measuring heat. • The ones burning the books. • A former English professor. • The main characters captain. • The wife of the main character. • What are beimg burned in the story. • The name of one of the parts of the book. • ...
Spanish Homework Crossword 2019-04-26
12 Clues: salir • doler • crecer • reducir • no feliz • meta objetivo • para tener éxito • cambio dinero, monedas • para mantenerse a salvo • para mantener su dinero • recursos agua, los arbóls, etc • congelado Walt Disney quería ser - cuando
Merry Christmas Loser 2025-12-24
12 Clues: Giles ex • Absent Dad • Crazy woman • The trainer • keep it free • Flying horse • last working day • Let's make a deal • Very handsome man • Greg's nerd subject • mythical strong guy • They make great films
Secondary Spelling List 12 2018-08-25
20 Clues: lujo • caro • palos • carpas • madera • eat-ate • go-went • amistad • have-had • magnifico • ride-rode • rico- $$$ • pertenecer • misterioso • personajes • aventurero • sin embargo • burlarse de • drink-drank • pie descalzo
Unit 3 - vocabulary 2021-11-16
Refugee 2023-06-20
8 Clues: Leader of Cuba • Josef's Destination • Isabel's Destination • The name of the book • Mamhoud's Destination • One of the main characters from Cuba • One of the main characters from Syria • One of the main characters who is a jew from Germany
U.S. States 2021-04-02
15 Clues: Red Sox • Grand Canyon • Waikiki Beach • Mount Rushmore • Mall of America • Deep Dish Pizza • Yale University • The Liberty Bell • The Garden State • Walt Disney World • Golden Gate Bridge • World of Coca Cola • Empire State Building • U.S. Space and Rocket Center • Denali National Park and Preserve
Bride to be 2017-08-18
15 Clues: "I Do" • Nicole • Cloud Nine • "____worm" • Walt ______ • Wedding Month • Fictonal Wizard • Small town living • When Two Become One • "bibbidi bobbidi boo" • Rosey, Mittens, Conquer • I am the soon to be bride • The man I will be marrying • "Somewhere over the rainbow" • '"ALL YOU NEED," IN A BEATLES SONG'
What shall we read? 2022-10-25
15 Clues: Good • Not untrue • Not impure • the Civil ___ • The Holy _____ • Untrue stories • Dramatic magic • What witches do • Our denomination • What disney makes • ___ice of the peace • What happened before us • The only thing we take to heaven • What happens before you get married • Not conforming to acceptable standards
Narrative Terms Crossword 2022-08-29
Across
- you; used most often in directions
- reader learns about characters through the thoughts, feelings, words or actions of the character or by how other characters respond to a character both verbally and through their body language
- the sequence of events that take place in a story
- the part of the plot where the reader learns the characters, setting, situation, and conflict
- third person point of view; narrator knows the thoughts and feelings of all characters
- third person point of view; narrator outside; just reports the facts and observations; narrator does not know the thoughts and feelings of any character, only what is seen or heard
- the high point or turning point of a story
- a person, animal, or creature that takes part in the action of a story
- writing that tells a story
- loose ends begin to come together; things start to wrap up
- point of view where the narrator takes part in the story-may be reliable or unreliable; reader gets to know the main character well, but it's limited
- the reason a character acts a particular way; what causes a character to behave in a particular way
- character who is in stark contrast to another character; often the physical or psychological opposite or mirror image
- characters that are multi-dimensional; reader knows about both good and bad qualities; reader is able to connect with the character
- character that is one dimensional; included in a story for a limited time or for a particular reason
- character that remains the same throughout a story
- narrator is outside of the story
- atmosphere created for the reader
Down
- character who is in conflict with the protagonist; creates a problem for the protagonist
- a struggle within a persio a difficult decision, a fear, facing a hardship
- the plot thickens, complications occur, main character develops
- hints or clues about what might happen later in the story
- the lesson or insight that an author wants to convey to the reader
- how a reader gets to know characters
- a struggle on the outside-man v man, man vs society, man vs nature
- type of characterization where the reader learns about a character through direct description or words from the author
- ending; the final outcome
- third person point of view; narrator knows only the thoughts and feelings of one character
- the main character of a story with whom the reader usually sympathizes
- character that changes throughout the course of a story-not physically, but mentally, like attitude or perspective
- a reference to another time, place, event or literary work
- time, place, and circumstance of a story
- when there is a difference between what is expected and reality; or between what is said and what is actually meant; or between what the reader and character knows
33 Clues: ending; the final outcome • writing that tells a story • narrator is outside of the story • atmosphere created for the reader • you; used most often in directions • how a reader gets to know characters • time, place, and circumstance of a story • the high point or turning point of a story • the sequence of events that take place in a story • ...
Black Brother 2023-06-08
10 Clues: Book title • Main sport • Main character • author of book • Main characters enemy • a word used in fencing • Main characters brother • one of the twins (male) • one of the twins (Female) • Person who taught main character fencing
Black Brother 2023-06-08
10 Clues: Book title • Main sport • Main character • author of book • Main characters enemy • a word used in fencing • Main characters brother • one of the twins (male) • one of the twins (Female) • Person who taught main character fencing
CINEMA 2019-09-09
Across
- ¿Who does Shrek marry?
- Musical animation movie produced by walt Disney, protagonized by a lion
- ¿What is name of the main actor of the Rambo saga?
- ¿In what movie does a mask transform the monotonous life of an employee?
- Movie developed in the world of Pandora whose director is James Cameron
- Movie where not fearing is the key to destroying a clown
Down
- Movie where the dog dies waiting for its owner
- ¿What is the name of the protagonist of Cantinflas?
- ¿What is the most viewed film in 2019?
- ¿What is the name of the bad man in the Smurf movie?
- ¿What is necessary to enter the cinema?
- Disney movie starring a cowboy and an astronaut
- ¿What iis the name of the red car in the movie Cars?
13 Clues: ¿Who does Shrek marry? • ¿What is the most viewed film in 2019? • ¿What is necessary to enter the cinema? • Movie where the dog dies waiting for its owner • Disney movie starring a cowboy and an astronaut • ¿What is name of the main actor of the Rambo saga? • ¿What is the name of the protagonist of Cantinflas? • ¿What is the name of the bad man in the Smurf movie? • ...
