lord of the rings Crossword Puzzles
Norse Mythology Review 2025-11-25
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- Lord of the Ogres
- Who did Thor first tell about his missing hammer
- Name of Thor's hammer
- who did Thor disguise himself as
- What did Loki borrow from Freya
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- Freya wears the Necklace of the _______
- Who suggested the plan to trick the Ogres
- Who were the Ogres killed by
- What did Thrym's sister want from Thor
- Loki son of _____
10 Clues: Lord of the Ogres • Loki son of _____ • Name of Thor's hammer • Who were the Ogres killed by • What did Loki borrow from Freya • who did Thor disguise himself as • What did Thrym's sister want from Thor • Freya wears the Necklace of the _______ • Who suggested the plan to trick the Ogres • Who did Thor first tell about his missing hammer
Testes Crossword 2025-06-26
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- Uruk Chieftain
- Lord of Westfold
- Uruk Captain whose company killed Boromir
- Lord of the Blackroot Vale
- King of Eagles
- Eldest son of a Faramir fan
- King of the World
- Lord of Himring
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- Chieftan of the Druedain
- One of the two Kings of the Teleri
- Lord of the Falas
- Prince of Woodland Realm
- Prince of Dol Amroth
- Second Marshal of the Riddermark
- Lord of Lamedon
- Underling of the Witch King
- Lord of Lossarnach
- Captain of Theoden King’s guard
18 Clues: Uruk Chieftain • King of Eagles • Lord of Lamedon • Lord of Himring • Lord of Westfold • Lord of the Falas • King of the World • Lord of Lossarnach • Prince of Dol Amroth • Chieftan of the Druedain • Prince of Woodland Realm • Lord of the Blackroot Vale • Eldest son of a Faramir fan • Underling of the Witch King • Captain of Theoden King’s guard • Second Marshal of the Riddermark • ...
Author Crossword Challenge 2021-02-08
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- Author of Tom Clancy Series
- Author of "The Great Alone"
- Author of "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy"
- Author of "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland"
- Author of "The Lord of the Rings"
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- First name of author: Steel
- Author of "The Lincoln Lawyer"
- Author of "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings"
- Author of "Murder on the Orient Express"
- Author of "Little Fires Everywhere"
10 Clues: First name of author: Steel • Author of Tom Clancy Series • Author of "The Great Alone" • Author of "The Lincoln Lawyer" • Author of "The Lord of the Rings" • Author of "Little Fires Everywhere" • Author of "Murder on the Orient Express" • Author of "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings" • Author of "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" • ...
crossword for nan 2014-05-05
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- Writer of Marvel comics in the 1960s
- Admiral of the First Fleet
- fictional name for king arthur's sword
- author of the 'Charlie and the chocolate factory' series
- Number of wives that Henry the Eighth had
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- Capital city of the Dominican Republic
- New premier of NSW
- which herb is the basis for pesto
- narrator of the life of mammals series
- Author of Lord of the Rings
10 Clues: New premier of NSW • Admiral of the First Fleet • Author of Lord of the Rings • which herb is the basis for pesto • Writer of Marvel comics in the 1960s • Capital city of the Dominican Republic • narrator of the life of mammals series • fictional name for king arthur's sword • Number of wives that Henry the Eighth had • ...
Lord of the Rings Characters: The Two Towers 2013-01-30
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- Powerful Wizard who becomes corrupted by power and takes over the realm of Isengard
- The Ring-bearer and main protagonist; a Hobbit who has been given the job to get the ring to Mordor and destroy it
- One of the Ents, a race of giant, mobile, treelike creatures
- A Hobbit who is Frodo’s dear friend and companion
- A human warrior, the heir of Isildur
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- The Lord of Gondor; he becomes corrupted by the Ring’s power and ultimately attempts to seize the Ring for himself leading to his death by the Orcs
- The King of Rohan and keeper of the Golden Hall
- A wizard of supreme good who aids the members of the Fellowship with his powers
- The Dark Lord of Mordor, the primary antagonist who created the One Ring and is driven only by his desire to retrieve the Ring
- The Lord of Gondor and younger brother of Boromir; he meets Frodo and Sam at Ithilien and aids them in their mission
- The only Elf in the Fellowship, possessed of superhuman eyesight
- A Dwarf, expert in wielding his axe against Orcs
12 Clues: A human warrior, the heir of Isildur • The King of Rohan and keeper of the Golden Hall • A Dwarf, expert in wielding his axe against Orcs • A Hobbit who is Frodo’s dear friend and companion • One of the Ents, a race of giant, mobile, treelike creatures • The only Elf in the Fellowship, possessed of superhuman eyesight • ...
Litfest 2013 2013-05-29
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- Life on the Refrigerator
- The star of the Hunger Games
- The double life of Cassiel
- The Book Thief by Markus
- Pink
- Part of the Hunger Games Trilogy
- Author of The Lab
- Litfest dinner speaker
- Prisoner of
- 2012 was the National Year of Reading
- Author of the Midnighter's Series
- Character from the Faraway Tree
- JK
- Litfest is the month of
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- Color of Oz City
- The Very Hungry
- Snugglepot and
- To Kill a
- Amercian YA Award
- Looking for
- immortal Instruments author
- Wrote Children of the King
- Wrote The Great Gatsby
- Author of 2012 CBCA winner
- Author of The Fault in our
- Second in Lord of the Rings trilogy
- The Lion, the Witch and the
- Famous Australian author John
- Genazzano's literature festival
- Author of Coraline
30 Clues: JK • Pink • To Kill a • Looking for • Prisoner of • Snugglepot and • The Very Hungry • Color of Oz City • Amercian YA Award • Author of The Lab • Author of Coraline • Wrote The Great Gatsby • Litfest dinner speaker • Litfest is the month of • Life on the Refrigerator • The Book Thief by Markus • Wrote Children of the King • The double life of Cassiel • Author of 2012 CBCA winner • ...
Hobbit Book Report 2023-02-06
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- where Bimbo Baggins lives
- A Stoor Hobbit from Riverfolk
- A river in the Shire, tributary to the Brandywine river
- The _____ Mountain (on Thror's map)
- The main antagonist
- What the characters all sought out for
- People half the size of normal humans
- The main overall setting in the book
- Meal After Breakfast but Before Lunch
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- The map in the beginning
- The main tool Gandalf used
- The author
- Mount ______ found in the Wilderland map
- The sequel
- Song sung about a mountain chain (named after the mountain chain)
- Main family of the story
- A good wizard whose powers are beyond others
- Region where hobbits live
- The neighborhood of the hobbits
- A journey or _______
20 Clues: The author • The sequel • The main antagonist • A journey or _______ • The map in the beginning • Main family of the story • where Bimbo Baggins lives • Region where hobbits live • The main tool Gandalf used • A Stoor Hobbit from Riverfolk • The neighborhood of the hobbits • The _____ Mountain (on Thror's map) • The main overall setting in the book • ...
Hinduism 2013-07-14
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- Trimurti: Brahma, __________ and Shiv
- Kaushaliya’s son – Lord __________
- __________ kidnapped Ram’s wife, Sita
- Wife of Lord Shiv
- Village in which Lord Ram was born
- Lord Ganesh’s brother
- Holiest river in India
- Place where Lord Krishna and Radhaji played raas
- Gita Where the conversation between Lord Krishna and Arjun on the battlefield is written
- Lord Ganesh – Remover of __________
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- Lord Shiv resides in Mount __________
- Village where Nilkanth Varni met Ramanand Swami
- image of God
- 108 beads used to chant God’s name
- ‘What goes around comes around’
- Hindu festival which celebrates the relationship between brothers and sisters
- Current Hindu era
- Number of Cheens on Lord Swaminarayan's feet
- Hindu Goddess of knowledge
- Lord Ganesh’s Vehicle
- Hindu pilgrimage to holy places
- The 4 Vedas: Rig, Yajur, __________ and Atharva
- Narayan Dev Murti established in Bhuj and Ahemdabad Mandir
- Hindu festival celebrated in spring by throwing coloured powder
- Years Lord Swaminarayan spent on pilgramige
25 Clues: image of God • Current Hindu era • Wife of Lord Shiv • Lord Ganesh’s Vehicle • Lord Ganesh’s brother • Holiest river in India • Hindu Goddess of knowledge • ‘What goes around comes around’ • Hindu pilgrimage to holy places • Kaushaliya’s son – Lord __________ • 108 beads used to chant God’s name • Village in which Lord Ram was born • Lord Ganesh – Remover of __________ • ...
Hodgepodge Trivia 08/19 2025-08-16
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- The Little Prince's first furry friend
- use of the same letter or sound at the beginning of closely connected words.
- the Great Grey Wizard in Lord of the Rings
- Word for large scholarly books
- A Court of ____ and Roses
- ___ Ya Dingus!
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- Perks of Being A Wallflower is a ____ of age book.
- ____ Gatsby held spectacular parties.
- ____ to Lovers trope
- Genre that holds stories based on facts, real events
- Where are you right now?
- Last name of The Bell Jar author
12 Clues: ___ Ya Dingus! • ____ to Lovers trope • Where are you right now? • A Court of ____ and Roses • Word for large scholarly books • Last name of The Bell Jar author • ____ Gatsby held spectacular parties. • The Little Prince's first furry friend • the Great Grey Wizard in Lord of the Rings • Perks of Being A Wallflower is a ____ of age book. • ...
Music Trivia puzzle two 2024-05-09
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- Early 90's Boy Band New Kids on the ______
- Composer for the Lord of the Rings movies, Howard _______
- Trinidadian rapper Nicki ______
- Female lead in Shrek the Musical
- Vivaldi wrote the Four _____
- Composer of the Goldberg Variations
- Lead singer of Queen ______ Mercury
- Hip hop group with members Quavo, Takeoff, and Offset
- "Moment Like This" singer Clarkson
- Broadway musical staring Jonathan Groff_____ Awakening
- Piano Man Billy
- The leader of a Marching Band is a _____ Major
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- Singer of the songs "Material Girl" and "Vogue"
- Ensemble of people singing together
- Musical featuring the song "We Go Together"
- Sometimes a conductor uses one
- Frederic Chopin was a composer from this country
- A guitar has six
- Decrescendo means get ______ gradually
- Lowest voice part in a choir
- American trumpet player Armstrong
- Rapper Kendrick
22 Clues: Piano Man Billy • Rapper Kendrick • A guitar has six • Vivaldi wrote the Four _____ • Lowest voice part in a choir • Sometimes a conductor uses one • Trinidadian rapper Nicki ______ • Female lead in Shrek the Musical • American trumpet player Armstrong • "Moment Like This" singer Clarkson • Ensemble of people singing together • Composer of the Goldberg Variations • ...
Music Trivia puzzle two 2024-05-09
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- Early 90's Boy Band New Kids on the ______
- Composer for the Lord of the Rings movies, Howard _______
- Trinidadian rapper Nicki ______
- Female lead in Shrek the Musical
- Vivaldi wrote the Four _____
- Composer of the Goldberg Variations
- Lead singer of Queen, ______ Mercury
- Hip hop group with members Quavo, Takeoff, and Offset
- "Moment Like This" singer Clarkson
- Broadway musical staring Jonathan Groff_____ Awakening
- Piano Man Billy
- The leader of a Marching Band is a _____ Major
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- Singer of the songs "Material Girl" and "Vogue"
- Ensemble of people singing together
- Musical featuring the song "We Go Together"
- Sometimes a conductor uses one
- Frederic Chopin was a composer from this country
- A guitar has six
- Decrescendo means get ______ gradually
- Lowest voice part in a choir
- American trumpet player Armstrong
- Rapper Kendrick
22 Clues: Piano Man Billy • Rapper Kendrick • A guitar has six • Vivaldi wrote the Four _____ • Lowest voice part in a choir • Sometimes a conductor uses one • Trinidadian rapper Nicki ______ • Female lead in Shrek the Musical • American trumpet player Armstrong • "Moment Like This" singer Clarkson • Ensemble of people singing together • Composer of the Goldberg Variations • ...
Super Book Week Crossword 2017 2017-09-05
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- EXTRA BONUS] About heroes and Bats, Barbara Gordon is a Librarian in her City Public Library, but she is also _______!
- One of the main heroes from The Lord of the Rings saga. Clues: he is the Ring-bearer, and he is a hobbit.
- Title of the only Jane Austen’s novel which consists in a female forename. It was one of the Books of the Month (in Secondary Library, last June).
- What is the last name of the heroine of Jane Austen’s novel that celebrates the bicentenary of its posthumously publication this year?
- Island in the North Atlantic, where both Bram Stoker and our dear teacher Harold O’Malley are from.
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- Forename (first or given name) of Dracula’s author, which is the same of the hero (vampire hunter) in the novel.
- Nocturnal flying mammal of the order Chiroptera. It appears in several vampire / gothic stories like Dracula, and even in the Tolkien Middle Earth’s mythology. Besides, it was chosen as their symbol by at least three superheroes from Ghotam (Gothic) City.
- Name of the ancient “Ent”, one of the last of tree- shepherds of Fangorn Forest, who lead the march against Isengard’s war machine, saving their world from the darkness, with the help of Merry and Pippin (The Lord of the Rings adventure).
- warrior maid from Rohan, she was the main human female hero in the Lord of the Rings story.
- A style in fiction which is characterised by the use of desolate or remote settings and macabre, mysterious, or violent incidents. Bram Stoker’s Dracula follows this tradition, and Jane Austen’s Northanger Abbey too (as a parody).
- Appellation that Jane Austen always used to sign her Works/novels; they were always described as being written “By a ____”.
- Third name of the creator of Middle Earth and its beings. Name that he and his brother shared, and that (according the family tradition) he gave to ALL of his children (including his daughter!). It means “friend of god”. Its initial capital letter appears on the author famous monogram.
12 Clues: warrior maid from Rohan, she was the main human female hero in the Lord of the Rings story. • Island in the North Atlantic, where both Bram Stoker and our dear teacher Harold O’Malley are from. • One of the main heroes from The Lord of the Rings saga. Clues: he is the Ring-bearer, and he is a hobbit. • ...
Super Book Week Crossword 2017 2017-09-05
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- Nocturnal flying mammal of the order Chiroptera. It appears in several vampire / gothic stories like Dracula, and even in the Tolkien Middle Earth’s mythology. Besides, it was chosen as their symbol by at least three superheroes from Ghotam (Gothic) City.
- A style in fiction which is characterised by the use of desolate or remote settings and macabre, mysterious, or violent incidents. Bram Stoker’s Dracula follows this tradition, and Jane Austen’s Northanger Abbey too (as a parody).
- Third name of the creator of Middle Earth and its beings. Name that he and his brother shared, and that (according the family tradition) he gave to ALL of his children (including his daughter!). It means “friend of god”. Its initial capital letter appears on the author famous monogram.
- Title of the only Jane Austen’s novel which consists in a female forename. It was one of the Books of the Month (in Secondary Library, last June).
- One of the main heroes from The Lord of the Rings saga. Clues: he is the Ring-bearer, and he is a hobbit.
- Island in the North Atlantic, where both Bram Stoker and our dear teacher Harold O’Malley are from.
- EXTRA BONUS] About heroes and Bats, Barbara Gordon is a Librarian in her City Public Library, but she is also _______!
- Appellation that Jane Austen always used to sign her Works/novels; they were always described as being written “By a ____”.
Down
- Name of the ancient “Ent”, one of the last of tree- shepherds of Fangorn Forest, who lead the march against Isengard’s war machine, saving their world from the darkness, with the help of Merry and Pippin (The Lord of the Rings adventure).
- What is the last name of the heroine of Jane Austen’s novel that celebrates the bicentenary of its posthumously publication this year?
- warrior maid from Rohan, she was the main human female hero in the Lord of the Rings story.
- Forename (first or given name) of Dracula’s author, which is the same of the hero (vampire hunter) in the novel.
12 Clues: warrior maid from Rohan, she was the main human female hero in the Lord of the Rings story. • Island in the North Atlantic, where both Bram Stoker and our dear teacher Harold O’Malley are from. • One of the main heroes from The Lord of the Rings saga. Clues: he is the Ring-bearer, and he is a hobbit. • ...
Super Book Week Crossword 2017 2017-09-05
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- A style in fiction which is characterised by the use of desolate or remote settings and macabre, mysterious, or violent incidents. Bram Stoker’s Dracula follows this tradition, and Jane Austen’s Northanger Abbey too (as a parody).
- Nocturnal flying mammal of the order Chiroptera. It appears in several vampire / gothic stories like Dracula, and even in the Tolkien Middle Earth’s mythology. Besides, it was chosen as their symbol by at least three superheroes from Ghotam (Gothic) City.
- Title of the only Jane Austen’s novel which consists in a female forename. It was one of the Books of the Month (in Secondary Library, last June).
- Name of the ancient “Ent”, one of the last of tree- shepherds of Fangorn Forest, who lead the march against Isengard’s war machine, saving their world from the darkness, with the help of Merry and Pippin (The Lord of the Rings adventure).
- Island in the North Atlantic, where both Bram Stoker and our dear teacher Harold O’Malley are from.
- Third name of the creator of Middle Earth and its beings. Name that he and his brother shared, and that (according the family tradition) he gave to ALL of his children (including his daughter!). It means “friend of god”. Its initial capital letter appears on the author famous monogram.
- Appellation that Jane Austen always used to sign her Works/novels; they were always described as being written “By a ____”.
Down
- What is the last name of the heroine of Jane Austen’s novel that celebrates the bicentenary of its posthumously publication this year?
- EXTRA BONUS] About heroes and Bats, Barbara Gordon is a Librarian in her City Public Library, but she is also _______!
- Forename (first or given name) of Dracula’s author, which is the same of the hero (vampire hunter) in the novel.
- warrior maid from Rohan, she was the main human female hero in the Lord of the Rings story.
- One of the main heroes from The Lord of the Rings saga. Clues: he is the Ring-bearer, and he is a hobbit.
12 Clues: warrior maid from Rohan, she was the main human female hero in the Lord of the Rings story. • Island in the North Atlantic, where both Bram Stoker and our dear teacher Harold O’Malley are from. • One of the main heroes from The Lord of the Rings saga. Clues: he is the Ring-bearer, and he is a hobbit. • ...
Archetypal and Literary Criticism 2024-12-31
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- A pure, optimistic character who believes in goodness, like Snow White.
- Literary Criticism that examines the recurring symbols, themes, and character types.
- A leader who seeks control and order to create stability, like Mufasa in The Lion King.
- A rule-breaker who fights against authority to bring change, like Katniss Everdeen in The Hunger Games.
- A curious adventurer who seeks new experiences and freedom, like Indiana Jones.
- A fun-loving, humorous character who brings joy and doesn’t take life too seriously, like Olaf in Frozen.
- A wise figure seeking knowledge and truth to guide others, like Yoda in Star Wars.
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- Literary Criticism that explores how literature represents gender roles, women’s experiences, and power dynamics.
- A powerful figure who transforms situations and inspires wonder, like Gandalf in The Lord of the Rings.
- A visionary who brings ideas to life through imagination and innovation, like Tony Stark (Iron Man).
- A nurturing person who selflessly supports and protects others, like Samwise Gamgee in The Lord of the Rings.
- Literary Criticism that looks at how literature reflects and shapes the culture of the time, including traditions, beliefs, and social values.
- Literary Criticism that focuses on how literature reflects social class, power struggles, and economic systems.
- A courageous figure who faces challenges to achieve great things, like Harry Potter.
- A passionate individual driven by relationships and connection.
- A relatable, ordinary person trying to fit in or do what’s right.
16 Clues: A passionate individual driven by relationships and connection. • A relatable, ordinary person trying to fit in or do what’s right. • A pure, optimistic character who believes in goodness, like Snow White. • A curious adventurer who seeks new experiences and freedom, like Indiana Jones. • ...
Authors 2025-11-14
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- The Murder of Roger Ackroyd, Murder on the Orient Express
- White Teeth, The Fraud, NW
- Mrs Dalloway, To the Lighthouse
- A Christmas Carol, A Tale of Two Cities
- East of Eden, Mice and Men, The Pearl
- Pride and Prejudice, Emma, Persuasion
- Five on a Treasure Island, The Magic Faraway Tree
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- Beloved, The Bluest Eye, Sula
- Cat in the Hat, Green Eggs and Ham
- War and Peace, Anna Karenina
- Midnight's Children, The Satanic Verses
- The Lord of the Rings, The Hobbit
- It, The Outsider, The Shining
- The Great Gatsby, The Beautiful and Damned
- The Davinci Code, Digital Fortress, The Lost Symbol
- The Handmaid's Tale, The Blind Assassin, Alias Grace
16 Clues: White Teeth, The Fraud, NW • War and Peace, Anna Karenina • Beloved, The Bluest Eye, Sula • It, The Outsider, The Shining • Mrs Dalloway, To the Lighthouse • The Lord of the Rings, The Hobbit • Cat in the Hat, Green Eggs and Ham • East of Eden, Mice and Men, The Pearl • Pride and Prejudice, Emma, Persuasion • Midnight's Children, The Satanic Verses • ...
♡ Tyler & Bri's Wedding! ♡ 2024-04-13
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- The primary way that God communicates with us
- The Lord God exists as three in one: the Holy _______
- A sweet treat eaten at most weddings
- The man getting married
- Where the wedding party walks
- "Above all things, have fervent love for one _______,for 'love will cover a multitude of sins.'"
- He who lives in you after you accept Christ as your personal savior
- "And now these three remain: faith, hope, and love. But the greatest is ____."
- What brides & grooms wear on their fingers as a sign of marriage
- "They are no longer two, but one flesh. Therefore, what God has ______ together, let no one seperate."
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- A special vacation the bride & groom go on
- Flowers the bride carries
- The life we get to spend with the Lord is _______
- Sacrificed His life, that we may be cleansed from our sins.
- We know that God will raise us from the dead because Jesus was ______ from the tomb
- Ordained the very first marriage
- A lace headdress worn by the bride
- You may now ____ the bride
- "A _________ cord is not quickly broken."
- God's Riches At Christ's Expense
20 Clues: The man getting married • Flowers the bride carries • You may now ____ the bride • Where the wedding party walks • Ordained the very first marriage • God's Riches At Christ's Expense • A lace headdress worn by the bride • A sweet treat eaten at most weddings • "A _________ cord is not quickly broken." • A special vacation the bride & groom go on • ...
Lord Chaitanya 2026-02-18
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- Lord Chaitanya's mother
- Chaitanya is a combination of Krishna and _______.
- What was he known for being as a child?
- What would he do as a child to get people to chant
- What animal did he feed and get to chant (Sivananda Shen's pet)?
- What devotional process did Lord Chaitanya demonstrate?
- What is the name of the black book of Lord Chaitanya's stories- Chaitanya ____?
- What pet did Lord Chaitanya want as a child?
- Who summoned Lord Chaitanya to appear with loud chanting and offerings?
- What did he do to Murari Gupta's plate?
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- Lord Chaitanya's father
- What did he steal from the traveling Brahmin?
- Who did Lord Chaitanya trick into bringing him home when they thought they were stealing his jewelry?
- What did Lord Nityananda break of Lord Chaitanya's and throw into the river?
- Lord Chaitanya's birthplace
- Another name for him (refers to a tree)
- Whose cart did Lord Chaitanya chant and dance next to as it proceeded through the streets?
- Chaitanya showed how to love and serve Krishna through his _____.
- Who threw the pot that cut Lord Nityananda?
- What kind of tree did he plant that grew instantly and made fruits for the devotees?
20 Clues: Lord Chaitanya's father • Lord Chaitanya's mother • Lord Chaitanya's birthplace • What was he known for being as a child? • Another name for him (refers to a tree) • What did he do to Murari Gupta's plate? • Who threw the pot that cut Lord Nityananda? • What pet did Lord Chaitanya want as a child? • What did he steal from the traveling Brahmin? • ...
Super Book Week Crossword 2017 2017-09-05
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- EXTRA BONUS] About heroes and Bats, Barbara Gordon is a Librarian in her City Public Library, but she is also _______!
- One of the main heroes from The Lord of the Rings saga. Clues: he is the Ring-bearer, and he is a hobbit.
- Nocturnal flying mammal of the order Chiroptera. It appears in several vampire / gothic stories like Dracula, and even in the Tolkien Middle Earth’s mythology. Besides, it was chosen as their symbol by at least three superheroes from Ghotam (Gothic) City.
- Title of the only Jane Austen’s novel which consists in a female forename. It was one of the Books of the Month (in Secondary Library, last June).
- Island in the North Atlantic, where both Bram Stoker and our dear teacher Harold O’Malley are from.
- Third name of the creator of Middle Earth and its beings. Name that he and his brother shared, and that (according the family tradition) he gave to ALL of his children (including his daughter!). It means “friend of god”. Its initial capital letter appears on the author famous monogram.
Down
- What is the last name of the heroine of Jane Austen’s novel that celebrates the bicentenary of its posthumously publication this year?
- Forename (first or given name) of Dracula’s author, which is the same of the hero (vampire hunter) in the novel.
- Name of the ancient “Ent”, one of the last of tree- shepherds of Fangorn Forest, who lead the march against Isengard’s war machine, saving their world from the darkness, with the help of Merry and Pippin (The Lord of the Rings adventure).
- warrior maid from Rohan, she was the main human female hero in the Lord of the Rings story.
- A style in fiction which is characterised by the use of desolate or remote settings and macabre, mysterious, or violent incidents. Bram Stoker’s Dracula follows this tradition, and Jane Austen’s Northanger Abbey too (as a parody).
- Appellation that Jane Austen always used to sign her Works/novels; they were always described as being written “By a ____”.
12 Clues: warrior maid from Rohan, she was the main human female hero in the Lord of the Rings story. • Island in the North Atlantic, where both Bram Stoker and our dear teacher Harold O’Malley are from. • One of the main heroes from The Lord of the Rings saga. Clues: he is the Ring-bearer, and he is a hobbit. • ...
Super Book Week Crossword 2017 2017-09-05
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- EXTRA BONUS] About heroes and Bats, Barbara Gordon is a Librarian in her City Public Library, but she is also _______!
- One of the main heroes from The Lord of the Rings saga. Clues: he is the Ring-bearer, and he is a hobbit.
- Title of the only Jane Austen’s novel which consists in a female forename. It was one of the Books of the Month (in Secondary Library, last June).
- What is the last name of the heroine of Jane Austen’s novel that celebrates the bicentenary of its posthumously publication this year?
- Island in the North Atlantic, where both Bram Stoker and our dear teacher Harold O’Malley are from.
Down
- Forename (first or given name) of Dracula’s author, which is the same of the hero (vampire hunter) in the novel.
- Nocturnal flying mammal of the order Chiroptera. It appears in several vampire / gothic stories like Dracula, and even in the Tolkien Middle Earth’s mythology. Besides, it was chosen as their symbol by at least three superheroes from Ghotam (Gothic) City.
- Name of the ancient “Ent”, one of the last of tree- shepherds of Fangorn Forest, who lead the march against Isengard’s war machine, saving their world from the darkness, with the help of Merry and Pippin (The Lord of the Rings adventure).
- warrior maid from Rohan, she was the main human female hero in the Lord of the Rings story.
- A style in fiction which is characterised by the use of desolate or remote settings and macabre, mysterious, or violent incidents. Bram Stoker’s Dracula follows this tradition, and Jane Austen’s Northanger Abbey too (as a parody).
- Appellation that Jane Austen always used to sign her Works/novels; they were always described as being written “By a ____”.
- Third name of the creator of Middle Earth and its beings. Name that he and his brother shared, and that (according the family tradition) he gave to ALL of his children (including his daughter!). It means “friend of god”. Its initial capital letter appears on the author famous monogram.
12 Clues: warrior maid from Rohan, she was the main human female hero in the Lord of the Rings story. • Island in the North Atlantic, where both Bram Stoker and our dear teacher Harold O’Malley are from. • One of the main heroes from The Lord of the Rings saga. Clues: he is the Ring-bearer, and he is a hobbit. • ...
Books, Books, More Books! 2026-03-26
8 Clues: Potter • ...and Prejudice • Not real: made up • Lord of the what? • who writes the book? • A type of cover for a book. • Hearing the book and not reading it. • Who throws parties just for a girls attention?
TV Shows/Movies with quotes 2023-10-27
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- "Just keep swimming"
- "Ay Caramba!"
- "My precious"
- "To infinity and beyond"
- "I'll be back"
- "Its alive! Its alive!"
- "Chase is on the case!"
- "Bond. James Bond."
- "I'll never let go jack"
- "Boo!"
- "What's up doc?"
- "Theres no place like home"
- "Im your conscious"
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- "Run Forrest run!"
- "You cant handle the truth!"
- "Darn it bobby, what are you doing son?"
- "No Luke, I am your father."
- "Great power comes great responsibility"
- "E.T phone home"
- "Ogres are like onions"
- "Your gonna need a bigger boat"
- "Hakuna mattata"
- "Ohana means family"
23 Clues: "Boo!" • "Ay Caramba!" • "My precious" • "I'll be back" • "E.T phone home" • "Hakuna mattata" • "What's up doc?" • "Run Forrest run!" • "Bond. James Bond." • "Im your conscious" • "Just keep swimming" • "Ohana means family" • "Ogres are like onions" • "Its alive! Its alive!" • "Chase is on the case!" • "To infinity and beyond" • "I'll never let go jack" • "Theres no place like home" • ...
Asia Pacific 2024-02-25
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- Home to the Sydney Opera House
- The most populous country in the world
- Known for spicy food and beautiful beaches
- Korea Host of the 1988 Summer Olympics
- New Guinea Home to over 800 indigenous languages
- Popular tourist destination in South Pacific
- Known for its nomadic culture and rugged landscape
- Zealand Filming location for "Lord of the Rings"
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- Known for street food such as Pho
- Home to Mount Everest
- Country divided into two regions by the South China Sea
- Land of the rising sun
- A nation consisting of thousands of islands
- Most expensive City-state in the world
- Island nation claimed by China
15 Clues: Home to Mount Everest • Land of the rising sun • Home to the Sydney Opera House • Island nation claimed by China • Known for street food such as Pho • The most populous country in the world • Most expensive City-state in the world • Korea Host of the 1988 Summer Olympics • Known for spicy food and beautiful beaches • A nation consisting of thousands of islands • ...
Movie Trivia 2012-08-21
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- ________ Activity.
- The current James Bond. (6,5)
- How many Shrek films are there?
- James Cameron won an oscar for directing this film.
- Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson are the main characters of which 4 part saga?
- Pirate Johnny Depp is famous for playing.(4,7)
- Will Smith's alien trilogy.(3,2,5)
- The Dark Knight features which superhero?
- Starwars : Return of the _____.
- Billionaire Avenger who wears a metal suit.
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- The Lord of the Rings was filmed here.(3,7)
- The man who must not be named (Harry Potter Films)
- Nickname of Hollywood's most beautiful couple.
- Black Swan starred Mila Kunis and _________.(8,7)
- What is the Social Network about?
- The Good, the Bad and the _____.
- What does James Bond drink ?
- 500 Days of _______.
- Where is "The Hangover" set? (3,5)
- Toy Story's main character.
20 Clues: ________ Activity. • 500 Days of _______. • Toy Story's main character. • What does James Bond drink ? • The current James Bond. (6,5) • How many Shrek films are there? • Starwars : Return of the _____. • The Good, the Bad and the _____. • What is the Social Network about? • Where is "The Hangover" set? (3,5) • Will Smith's alien trilogy.(3,2,5) • ...
Movie Trivia 2022-07-30
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- ________ Activity.
- The current James Bond. (6,5)
- How many Shrek films are there?
- James Cameron won an oscar for directing this film.
- Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson are the main characters of which 4 part saga?
- Pirate Johnny Depp is famous for playing.(4,7)
- Will Smith's alien trilogy.(3,2,5)
- The Dark Knight features which superhero?
- Starwars : Return of the _____.
- Billionaire Avenger who wears a metal suit.
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- The Lord of the Rings was filmed here.(3,7)
- The man who must not be named (Harry Potter Films)
- Nickname of Hollywood's most beautiful couple.
- Black Swan starred Mila Kunis and _________.(8,7)
- What is the Social Network about?
- The Good, the Bad and the _____.
- What does James Bond drink ?
- 500 Days of _______.
- Where is "The Hangover" set? (3,5)
- Toy Story's main character.
20 Clues: ________ Activity. • 500 Days of _______. • Toy Story's main character. • What does James Bond drink ? • The current James Bond. (6,5) • How many Shrek films are there? • Starwars : Return of the _____. • The Good, the Bad and the _____. • What is the Social Network about? • Where is "The Hangover" set? (3,5) • Will Smith's alien trilogy.(3,2,5) • ...
Movies 2025-03-19
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- First movie with color
- Highest grossing movie of all time
- Who is fairest in all the land?
- Highest grossing animated film of all time
- Let it go, let it go
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- "One day I'll know how far I'll go"
- Last movie in the Lord of the Rings Trilogy
- The movie in which an Indominus rex and a T-rex fight
- "ET, phone home."
- "Houston, we have a problem"
- Rose and Jack
- First movie to have sound
12 Clues: Rose and Jack • "ET, phone home." • Let it go, let it go • First movie with color • First movie to have sound • "Houston, we have a problem" • Who is fairest in all the land? • Highest grossing movie of all time • "One day I'll know how far I'll go" • Highest grossing animated film of all time • Last movie in the Lord of the Rings Trilogy • ...
Hebrew Names of God 2020-02-07
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- Strong Creator
- The God Who Sees
- The Lord is Light
- The Lord Our Defense
- The Lord God of Truth
- The Lord Will Provide
- The Lord is There
- The Lord My Shepherd
- Self-Existent One
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- The Most High
- The Lord Our Peace
- Lord/Master
- The Lord of Hosts
- The Lord Mt Banner (The Lord My Victory)
- God Almighty
- The Lord Our Healer
16 Clues: Lord/Master • God Almighty • The Most High • Strong Creator • The God Who Sees • The Lord is Light • The Lord of Hosts • The Lord is There • Self-Existent One • The Lord Our Peace • The Lord Our Healer • The Lord Our Defense • The Lord My Shepherd • The Lord God of Truth • The Lord Will Provide • The Lord Mt Banner (The Lord My Victory)
Super Book Week Crossword 2017 2017-09-05
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- Title of the only Jane Austen’s novel which consists in a female forename. It was one of the Books of the Month (in Secondary Library, last June).
- One of the main heroes from The Lord of the Rings saga. Clues: he is the Ring-bearer, and he is a hobbit.
- Appellation that Jane Austen always used to sign her Works/novels; they were always described as being written “By a ____”.
- Forename (first or given name) of Dracula’s author, which is the same of the hero (vampire hunter) in the novel.
- Name of the ancient “Ent”, one of the last of tree- shepherds of Fangorn Forest, who lead the march against Isengard’s war machine, saving their world from the darkness, with the help of Merry and Pippin (The Lord of the Rings adventure).
- A style in fiction which is characterised by the use of desolate or remote settings and macabre, mysterious, or violent incidents. Bram Stoker’s Dracula follows this tradition, and Jane Austen’s Northanger Abbey too (as a parody).
- What is the last name of the heroine of Jane Austen’s novel that celebrates the bicentenary of its posthumously publication this year?
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- Island in the North Atlantic, where both Bram Stoker and our dear teacher Harold O’Malley are from.
- warrior maid from Rohan, she was the main human female hero in the Lord of the Rings story.
- EXTRA BONUS] About heroes and Bats, Barbara Gordon is a Librarian in her City Public Library, but she is also _______!
- Nocturnal flying mammal of the order Chiroptera. It appears in several vampire / gothic stories like Dracula, and even in the Tolkien Middle Earth’s mythology. Besides, it was chosen as their symbol by at least three superheroes from Ghotam (Gothic) City.
- Third name of the creator of Middle Earth and its beings. Name that he and his brother shared, and that (according the family tradition) he gave to ALL of his children (including his daughter!). It means “friend of god”. Its initial capital letter appears on the author famous monogram.
12 Clues: warrior maid from Rohan, she was the main human female hero in the Lord of the Rings story. • Island in the North Atlantic, where both Bram Stoker and our dear teacher Harold O’Malley are from. • One of the main heroes from The Lord of the Rings saga. Clues: he is the Ring-bearer, and he is a hobbit. • ...
Asia Pacific 2024-02-25
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- Home to over 800 indigenous languages
- Known for spicy food and beautiful beaches
- Popular tourist destination in South Pacific
- Land of the rising sun
- Known for street food such as Pho
- Home to the Sydney Opera House
- Home to Mount Everest
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- Host of the 1988 Summer Olympics
- Known for its nomadic culture and rugged landscape
- The most populous country in the world
- A nation consisting of thousands of islands
- Most expensive City-state in the world
- Island nation claimed by China
- Filming location for "Lord of the Rings"
- Country divided into two regions by the South China Sea
15 Clues: Home to Mount Everest • Land of the rising sun • Island nation claimed by China • Home to the Sydney Opera House • Host of the 1988 Summer Olympics • Known for street food such as Pho • Home to over 800 indigenous languages • The most populous country in the world • Most expensive City-state in the world • Filming location for "Lord of the Rings" • ...
addie 2022-01-14
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- her fav quality in a guy
- preference over dogs
- Food that originated in China
- girl boss she looks up to
- fav music artist rn (album called pony)
- lord of the rings elf
- considered her main in smash bros
- parent I’m close with
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- Fav Disney movie
- favorite Pokémon
- what she wants to be when she’s older
- tallest animal
- favorite tv show (BAU)
- only math I like to do lol
- goldfish’s name based off an Eminem song
15 Clues: tallest animal • Fav Disney movie • favorite Pokémon • preference over dogs • lord of the rings elf • parent I’m close with • favorite tv show (BAU) • her fav quality in a guy • girl boss she looks up to • only math I like to do lol • Food that originated in China • considered her main in smash bros • what she wants to be when she’s older • fav music artist rn (album called pony) • ...
Books & Authors 2025-01-23
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- Lee Child protagonist
- The prequel to The Lord of the Rings (3,6)
- Irish TV presenter & novelist (6,6)
- Author of The Thursday Murder Club books (7,5)
- Sir Arthur Conan Doyle classic "The - of the Baskervilles
- Hilary Mantel novel turned into a BBC series (4,4)
- Booker Prize winning author 2023 (4,5)
- Main character from The Hunger Games series (7,8)
- Horror author of "The Shining" and "It" (7,4)
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- Shakespeare's last play (3,7)
- Gabriel García Márquez book - One Hundred Years of
- American novelist of "The old man and the sea" (6,9)
- To Kill a Mockingbird author (6,3)
- Oscar Wilde novel "The Picture of ..."
- Poets and novelists Charlotte, Emily and Anne
- Don Quixote's friend (6,5)
- Creator of Inspector Rebus (3,6)
- Surname of the writer of the Game Of Thrones books
- Writer of Normal People - Sally
19 Clues: Lee Child protagonist • Don Quixote's friend (6,5) • Shakespeare's last play (3,7) • Writer of Normal People - Sally • Creator of Inspector Rebus (3,6) • To Kill a Mockingbird author (6,3) • Irish TV presenter & novelist (6,6) • Oscar Wilde novel "The Picture of ..." • Booker Prize winning author 2023 (4,5) • The prequel to The Lord of the Rings (3,6) • ...
Music Trivia puzzle two 2024-05-09
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- Early 90's Boy Band New Kids on the ______
- Howard _____ composed the music for Lord of the Rings
- Trinidadian rapper Nicki ______
- Female lead in Shrek the Musical
- Vivaldi wrote the Four _____
- Composer of the Goldberg Variations
- Lead singer of Queen ______ Mercury
- Hip hop group with members Quavo, Takeoff, and Offset
- "Moment Like This" singer Clarkson
- Broadway musical staring Jonathan Groff_____ Awakening
- Piano Man Billy
- The leader of a Marching Band is a _____ Major
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- Singer of the songs "Material Girl" and "Vogue"
- Ensemble of people singing together
- Musical featuring the song "We Go Together"
- Sometimes a conductor uses one
- Frederic Chopin was a composer from this country
- A guitar has six
- Decrescendo means get ______ gradually
- Lowest voice part in a choir
- American trumpet player Armstrong
- Rapper Kendrick
22 Clues: Piano Man Billy • Rapper Kendrick • A guitar has six • Vivaldi wrote the Four _____ • Lowest voice part in a choir • Sometimes a conductor uses one • Trinidadian rapper Nicki ______ • Female lead in Shrek the Musical • American trumpet player Armstrong • "Moment Like This" singer Clarkson • Ensemble of people singing together • Composer of the Goldberg Variations • ...
Music Trivia puzzle two 2024-05-09
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- Early 90's Boy Band New Kids on the ______
- Composer for for the Lord of the Rings movies, Howard _______
- Trinidadian rapper Nicki ______
- Female lead in Shrek the Musical
- Vivaldi wrote the Four _____
- Composer of the Goldberg Variations
- Lead singer of Queen ______ Mercury
- Hip hop group with members Quavo, Takeoff, and Offset
- "Moment Like This" singer Clarkson
- Broadway musical staring Jonathan Groff_____ Awakening
- Piano Man Billy
- The leader of a Marching Band is a _____ Major
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- Singer of the songs "Material Girl" and "Vogue"
- Ensemble of people singing together
- Musical featuring the song "We Go Together"
- Sometimes a conductor uses one
- Frederic Chopin was a composer from this country
- A guitar has six
- Decrescendo means get ______ gradually
- Lowest voice part in a choir
- American trumpet player Armstrong
- Rapper Kendrick
22 Clues: Piano Man Billy • Rapper Kendrick • A guitar has six • Vivaldi wrote the Four _____ • Lowest voice part in a choir • Sometimes a conductor uses one • Trinidadian rapper Nicki ______ • Female lead in Shrek the Musical • American trumpet player Armstrong • "Moment Like This" singer Clarkson • Ensemble of people singing together • Composer of the Goldberg Variations • ...
Psalm 1, 51, 113 and 146 2025-08-24
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- …is the man who does not walk in the way of sinners.
- The LORD watches over the way of the …
- The LORD … for ever
- what kind of heart does David seek?
- a biblical sacred song
- what kind of spirit does David seek?
- and… the fatherless and the widow.
- God’s love is…
- but he …the ways of the wicked.
- who… down to look on the heavens and the earth
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- Psalm 51 was written after David forced himself upon this married woman
- Psalm 113 The name of the Lord is to be…
- from the … of the sun
- as a happy … of children
- The LORD is… over all the nations.
- The LORD who remains … for ever.
- once cleansed by God he will be whiter than what?
- The LORD watches over the…
- do not put your … in Princes.
- Psalm I will praise the LORD … my life.
20 Clues: God’s love is… • The LORD … for ever • from the … of the sun • a biblical sacred song • as a happy … of children • The LORD watches over the… • do not put your … in Princes. • but he …the ways of the wicked. • The LORD who remains … for ever. • The LORD is… over all the nations. • and… the fatherless and the widow. • what kind of heart does David seek? • ...
Famous Authors 2025-02-20
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- – English playwright and poet, author of "Hamlet"
- – Author of "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn"
- – Author of "Les Misérables"
- – Victorian novelist known for "A Tale of Two Cities"
- – Known for "The Old Man and the Sea"
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- – Creator of the "Harry Potter" series
- – Writer of "1984" and "Animal Farm"
- – Author of "The Great Gatsby"
- – Author of "Pride and Prejudice"
- – Writer of "The Lord of the Rings"
10 Clues: – Author of "Les Misérables" • – Author of "The Great Gatsby" • – Author of "Pride and Prejudice" • – Writer of "The Lord of the Rings" • – Writer of "1984" and "Animal Farm" • – Known for "The Old Man and the Sea" • – Creator of the "Harry Potter" series • – Author of "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" • – English playwright and poet, author of "Hamlet" • ...
Super Book Week Crossword 2017 2017-09-05
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- Nocturnal flying mammal of the order Chiroptera. It appears in several vampire / gothic stories like Dracula, and even in the Tolkien Middle Earth’s mythology. Besides, it was chosen as their symbol by at least three superheroes from Ghotam (Gothic) City.
- Third name of the creator of Middle Earth and its beings. Name that he and his brother shared, and that (according the family tradition) he gave to ALL of his children (including his daughter!). It means “friend of god”. Its initial capital letter appears on the author famous monogram.
- Title of the only Jane Austen’s novel which consists in a female forename. It was one of the Books of the Month (in Secondary Library, last June).
- Island in the North Atlantic, where both Bram Stoker and our dear teacher Harold O’Malley are from.
- Name of the ancient “Ent”, one of the last of tree- shepherds of Fangorn Forest, who lead the march against Isengard’s war machine, saving their world from the darkness, with the help of Merry and Pippin (The Lord of the Rings adventure).
Down
- A style in fiction which is characterised by the use of desolate or remote settings and macabre, mysterious, or violent incidents. Bram Stoker’s Dracula follows this tradition, and Jane Austen’s Northanger Abbey too (as a parody).
- What is the last name of the heroine of Jane Austen’s novel that celebrates the bicentenary of its posthumously publication this year?
- One of the main heroes from The Lord of the Rings saga. Clues: he is the Ring-bearer, and he is a hobbit.
- EXTRA BONUS] About heroes and Bats, Barbara Gordon is a Librarian in her City Public Library, but she is also _______!
- Forename (first or given name) of Dracula’s author, which is the same of the hero (vampire hunter) in the novel.
- Appellation that Jane Austen always used to sign her Works/novels; they were always described as being written “By a ____”.
- warrior maid from Rohan, she was the main human female hero in the Lord of the Rings story.
12 Clues: warrior maid from Rohan, she was the main human female hero in the Lord of the Rings story. • Island in the North Atlantic, where both Bram Stoker and our dear teacher Harold O’Malley are from. • One of the main heroes from The Lord of the Rings saga. Clues: he is the Ring-bearer, and he is a hobbit. • ...
Super Book Week Crossword 2017 2017-09-05
Across
- A style in fiction which is characterised by the use of desolate or remote settings and macabre, mysterious, or violent incidents. Bram Stoker’s Dracula follows this tradition, and Jane Austen’s Northanger Abbey too (as a parody).
- warrior maid from Rohan, she was the main human female hero in the Lord of the Rings story.
- Forename (first or given name) of Dracula’s author, which is the same of the hero (vampire hunter) in the novel.
- Third name of the creator of Middle Earth and its beings. Name that he and his brother shared, and that (according the family tradition) he gave to ALL of his children (including his daughter!). It means “friend of god”. Its initial capital letter appears on the author famous monogram.
- Name of the ancient “Ent”, one of the last of tree- shepherds of Fangorn Forest, who lead the march against Isengard’s war machine, saving their world from the darkness, with the help of Merry and Pippin (The Lord of the Rings adventure).
Down
- Nocturnal flying mammal of the order Chiroptera. It appears in several vampire / gothic stories like Dracula, and even in the Tolkien Middle Earth’s mythology. Besides, it was chosen as their symbol by at least three superheroes from Ghotam (Gothic) City.
- Island in the North Atlantic, where both Bram Stoker and our dear teacher Harold O’Malley are from.
- What is the last name of the heroine of Jane Austen’s novel that celebrates the bicentenary of its posthumously publication this year?
- One of the main heroes from The Lord of the Rings saga. Clues: he is the Ring-bearer, and he is a hobbit.
- EXTRA BONUS] About heroes and Bats, Barbara Gordon is a Librarian in her City Public Library, but she is also _______!
- Appellation that Jane Austen always used to sign her Works/novels; they were always described as being written “By a ____”.
- Title of the only Jane Austen’s novel which consists in a female forename. It was one of the Books of the Month (in Secondary Library, last June).
12 Clues: warrior maid from Rohan, she was the main human female hero in the Lord of the Rings story. • Island in the North Atlantic, where both Bram Stoker and our dear teacher Harold O’Malley are from. • One of the main heroes from The Lord of the Rings saga. Clues: he is the Ring-bearer, and he is a hobbit. • ...
Should The Author Continue Crossword 2 2023-10-25
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- What holds a book together
- Unit of books bound together
- life history of a person in writing
- A novel by J.R.R. Tolkien that takes place before The Lord of the Rings.
- long fictional story
- Publishing information of a book
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- A novel by Harper Lee that explores racial injustice in the South
- Place where books are stored
- large, scholarly book
- collection of short literary works
- study of traditional tales
- A novel by Louisa May Alcott that follows the lives of four sisters growing up
12 Clues: long fictional story • large, scholarly book • What holds a book together • study of traditional tales • Place where books are stored • Unit of books bound together • Publishing information of a book • collection of short literary works • life history of a person in writing • A novel by Harper Lee that explores racial injustice in the South • ...
Numbers 12 2025-06-25
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- What the people did not do until Miriam was received again
- Who came down in a pillar of cloud
- What the LORD did to Moses Aaron and Miriam
- What will happen to Miram after seven days
- Sayings the LORD does not speak to Moses in
- How many days Miriam was shut outside the camp
- What Miriam’s father could do to bring shame on her
- What of the LORD was kindled against Aaron and Miram
- How the LORD describes Moses in regards to the Lord’s household
- What Moses asked the LORD to do for Miriam
- Quality of Moses, more than anyone on earth
- What kind of woman Moses had married
- What of Miriam became white as snow
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- What Aaron said Miriam would be like
- What the LORD came down in
- Who spoke against Moses with Aaron
- What the LORD did when they spoke against Moses
- Against whom Miriam and Aaron spoke
- Who spoke against Moses with Miriam
- What Miriam was when the cloud withdrew
- Where Miriam was shut outside
- What Moses did to the LORD for Miriam
- What the LORD said He would make Himself known to in a vision
- What Aaron said was half eaten away on Miriam
- What Moses beholds of the LORD
- How Aaron described his actions
- Where the LORD spoke to Moses Aaron and Miriam
27 Clues: What the LORD came down in • Where Miriam was shut outside • What Moses beholds of the LORD • How Aaron described his actions • Who spoke against Moses with Aaron • Who came down in a pillar of cloud • Against whom Miriam and Aaron spoke • Who spoke against Moses with Miriam • What of Miriam became white as snow • What Aaron said Miriam would be like • ...
Author and their work 2023-09-29
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- Who wrote "1984"
- Who wrote "Mrs. Dalloway"
- Who wrote "Pride and Prejudice"
- Who wrote "Wuthering Heights"
- Who wrote "Hamlet"
- Who wrote "The Catcher in the Rye"
- Who wrote "The Stranger"
- Who wrote "Adventures of Huckleberry Finn"
- Who wrote "The Lord of the Rings"
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- Who wrote "Beloved"
- Who wrote "A Game of Thrones"
- Who wrote "The Metamorphosis"
- Who wrote "Murder on the Orient Express"
- Who wrote "The Sound and the Fury"
- Who wrote "Great Expectations"
- Who wrote "Les Misérables"
- Who wrote "One Hundred Years of Solitude"
- Who wrote "The Old Man and the Sea"
- Who wrote "Charlotte Bronte"
- Who wrote "War and Peace"
- Who wrote "To Kill a Mockingbird"
- Who wrote "The Great Gatsby"
- Who wrote "Brave New World"
- Who wrote "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone"
24 Clues: Who wrote "1984" • Who wrote "Hamlet" • Who wrote "Beloved" • Who wrote "The Stranger" • Who wrote "Mrs. Dalloway" • Who wrote "War and Peace" • Who wrote "Les Misérables" • Who wrote "Brave New World" • Who wrote "Charlotte Bronte" • Who wrote "The Great Gatsby" • Who wrote "A Game of Thrones" • Who wrote "The Metamorphosis" • Who wrote "Wuthering Heights" • ...
Sip and Solve 2023-08-25
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- Wedding dessert
- What music group was Ethan apart of in CO
- Something old, new, borrowed and __
- What state did Chelsea and Ethan meet
- What race is Legolas in LOTR
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- Who is Chelsea's favorite LOTR character
- Chelsea: movie or book
- Where do Chelsea and Ethan live
- Name of Chelsea and Ethan's cat
- Which creature in the series is known for saying “my precious”
- Chelsea's profession
- Lord of the Rings author
12 Clues: Wedding dessert • Chelsea's profession • Chelsea: movie or book • Lord of the Rings author • What race is Legolas in LOTR • Where do Chelsea and Ethan live • Name of Chelsea and Ethan's cat • Something old, new, borrowed and __ • What state did Chelsea and Ethan meet • Who is Chelsea's favorite LOTR character • What music group was Ethan apart of in CO • ...
Birthday Crossword :) 2019-04-05
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- Fav TV show: Game of _______ (7)
- First mountain bike (4)
- Our fav novel, later featured as a film: The ______ (7)
- My first and most memorable birthday cake (10)
- most beautiful person of your life (4)
- First movie after marriage: _______ Gopala (6)
- Fav motorcycle: ________ Davidson (6)
- Our fav movie(s): The _____ of the rings (4)
- Babymoon: Great ______ Mountains (5)
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- Fav childhood holiday spot (12)
- First movie with Saanvi in theatre: ______ Govindam (6)
- First vacation with saanvi: ________ Falls (7)
- My signature dessert: _______ Halwa (6)
- First biography we read together (9)
- Your darling (6)
15 Clues: Your darling (6) • First mountain bike (4) • Fav childhood holiday spot (12) • Fav TV show: Game of _______ (7) • First biography we read together (9) • Babymoon: Great ______ Mountains (5) • Fav motorcycle: ________ Davidson (6) • most beautiful person of your life (4) • My signature dessert: _______ Halwa (6) • Our fav movie(s): The _____ of the rings (4) • ...
Gambling Machines 2025-12-12
8 Clues: Bok bok bok • Oink, oink, oink • Lord of the Rings • A type of weather shower • Popular "link" slot series • Does the number 7 ring a bell? • A machine with a commanding general • Associated with the "stampede bonus"
Day 4 crossword 2024-05-19
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- The four friends perform in a _________.
- Antonym: matte
- Antonym: lull
- Antonym: withdraw
- To perform a task.
- Synonym: garments
- Antonym: share
- Synonym: cadaver
- Antonym: single
- I read the Lord of the Rings __________.
- 10 years
- The ___________ crossed the road.
- He __________ the cake into two halves.
- My Spanish teacher is ___________.
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- Antonym: bland
- Antonym: thin
- Very delicate and light
- Antonym: mute
- Antonym: oppose
- Antonym: work
- The author edited his ____________.
- Antonym: dawdle
- Antonym: exhaust
- Synonym: racket
- Synonym: outlook
- Antonym: conclude
- The friends spoke in ____________.
- Antonym: harsh
- Antonym: hard
- Antonym: discordant
- Synonym: exploit
- 1000 years
- My 75 year old grandma is a ___________.
33 Clues: 10 years • 1000 years • Antonym: thin • Antonym: mute • Antonym: work • Antonym: lull • Antonym: hard • Antonym: bland • Antonym: matte • Antonym: share • Antonym: harsh • Antonym: oppose • Antonym: dawdle • Synonym: racket • Antonym: single • Antonym: exhaust • Synonym: outlook • Synonym: cadaver • Synonym: exploit • Antonym: withdraw • Antonym: conclude • Synonym: garments • To perform a task. • ...
Lord of The Flies 2022-11-09
Across
- Mutual accusations.
- Expressing extreme contempt.
- A state of commotion and noise and confusion.
- A variation in circumstances or fortune.
- Wishing or appearing to wish evil to others
- Weighing heavily on the senses or spirit.
- Secret and sly
- Eager enjoyment or approval.
- A speech of violent denunciation.
Down
- Continuous contemplation on a subject of a deep nature.
- Angered at something unjust or wrong
- Not disposed or willing to believe; unbelieving.
- Difficult or impossible to understand.
- The lack of a relation of something to the matter at hand.
- Implied by or inferred from actions or statements.
- Display proudly.
- Something that is inferred.
- Manage in a makeshift way; do with whatever is at hand.
- Inviting ridicule.
- Without any attempt at concealment; completely obvious.
20 Clues: Secret and sly • Display proudly. • Inviting ridicule. • Mutual accusations. • Something that is inferred. • Expressing extreme contempt. • Eager enjoyment or approval. • A speech of violent denunciation. • Angered at something unjust or wrong • Difficult or impossible to understand. • A variation in circumstances or fortune. • Weighing heavily on the senses or spirit. • ...
Lord of the Flies 2022-06-25
Across
- loud sound
- He just __ed down a 7-11 rice ball & went back to work. swallow food or water very quickly
- long & disorderly hair or fur
- Symbol of authority
- Jack’s fortress
- Percival Wemys Madison was so ___ from the plane crash & being stuck on the island that he could only mutter his London address & tel. num. A psychological disorder
- An uncivilized one
- drool,
- Jack’s followers
- [adj] twisting sb’s words for your personal benefit, such as Jack putting words in this littlun’s mouth
- I always have ___ memories of my dreams. I only remember bit & pieces. Not whole, not complete not together
- the reputation of sb by false accusations; slander
- Walk lightly,
- to be stuck somewhere & have no way to get home
- Put this in a vampire’s heart to kill him
- Threw these to bully the littluns
- When dealing with the government, you have to go through a___ of rules & regulations. A game where you’re trapped among walls & try to find the exit
- When you’ve got explosive diarrhea,
- What the boys jokingly call Piggy’s medical problem
- the one prize in Jack’s raid,
- to cover sth in a messy or careless way with greasy or sticky substance OR
- Beast from Water
- what a wolf does under a full moon
- Light material for parachutes
- Sniffed & touched this to know a boar was nearby
- the murder weapon of Piggy’s death
Down
- Nearsighted. Medical term
- The hunters had in a ___ location behind the bushes. Hidden or not obvious
- utopia gone wrong. LOTF is this kind of novel
- When your boss gives you more work, you just ___ & beat it. A forced smile
- Say nonsense like a baby
- Boys’ typical response whenever Piggy complained about his asthma
- Jack felt ___ when nobody wanted to join his gang the first time. To make sb feel low, embarrassed or inferior
- Angrily he __ the paper into a ball & threw it in a trash can
- An overthrow of government orig. French
- Ralph’s strength as a leader
- Jack’s type of leadership style
- what a threatened dog does, what your hungry stomach does
- Actually, Piggy’s glasses can’t make fire bc it isn’t a ___ lens
- What lies beyond the reef
- Roger has this. A continuously nasty, unfriendly aspect to sb’s personality.
- moving at an angle,
- A rack to roast meat,
- To make a sharp sound
- The twins
- a blob of brightness, sth giving off light but not know the source
- The scientific one
- Cloud of smoke
48 Clues: drool, • The twins • loud sound • Walk lightly, • Cloud of smoke • Jack’s fortress • Jack’s followers • Beast from Water • An uncivilized one • The scientific one • Symbol of authority • moving at an angle, • A rack to roast meat, • To make a sharp sound • Say nonsense like a baby • Nearsighted. Medical term • What lies beyond the reef • Ralph’s strength as a leader • long & disorderly hair or fur • ...
Lord of the Flies 2022-12-02
Across
- (n.) any amulet or charm; anything whose presence exercises remarkable powerful influence on human feelings or actions
- (n.) a bitter counter accusation; or the making thereof
- (adj.) ridiculous; absurd
- (n.) stronghold; fortress; fortified
- (n.) great warmth or earnestness; ardor; zeal
- (v.) to be deprived of or cease to have or retain something
- (conj.) expressing a doubt of choice between alternatives
- (v.) to shake tremulously; quiver or tremble
- (adj.) producing powerful feelings or strong, clear images in the mind.
- (adj.) not allowing anything to pass through; impenetrable
- (adj.) nearsightedness; lack of foresight
- (adj.) dejected; dispirited
- (adj.) proper; in good taste; orderly
Down
- (n.) upheaval; natural change; change in fortune
- (v.) climb, move, or get in or out of something in an awkward and laborious way, typically using both hands and feet.
- (adj.) not firmly or tightly fixed in place; detached or able to be detached.
- (adv.) to the utmost or most absolute extent or degree; absolutely; completely.
- (adj.) unpleasantly or offensively noisy; glaring
- (adj.) making little or no noise
- (n.) high spirits; exhilaration; exuberance; a boiling over
- (adj.) forceful; causing to yield
- (n.) the state of the atmosphere at a place and time as regards heat, dryness, sunshine, wind, rain, etc.
- (adj.) harshly pungent; bitter
- (n.) deep hatred; animosity; ill will
- (n.) a break or interruption; often from work
- (adj.) shy; reserved; sedate
26 Clues: (adj.) ridiculous; absurd • (adj.) dejected; dispirited • (adj.) shy; reserved; sedate • (adj.) harshly pungent; bitter • (adj.) making little or no noise • (adj.) forceful; causing to yield • (n.) stronghold; fortress; fortified • (n.) deep hatred; animosity; ill will • (adj.) proper; in good taste; orderly • (adj.) nearsightedness; lack of foresight • ...
Lord of the Flies 2022-11-16
Across
- a stiff hair
- secret and sly
- a counter examination
- a person's knowledge of something
- characterized by a rebellion against authority
- offer, proposal
- not producing an intended consequence
- the quality of being cheerful and full of energy,exuberance
- continuous contemplation on a subject of a deep nature
Down
- a variation in circumstances or fortune
- the largest or most massive thing of its kind
- a harsh, abrupt noise
- angered at something wrong or unjust
- scattered with weeds
- attended by bad omens
- never-ceasing
- an unhealthy pale appearance.
- without or deprived of the use of speech or words
- the point on which a lever rests or is supported and on which it pivots
- decorated with a design that stands out in relief
20 Clues: a stiff hair • never-ceasing • secret and sly • offer, proposal • scattered with weeds • a harsh, abrupt noise • a counter examination • attended by bad omens • an unhealthy pale appearance. • a person's knowledge of something • angered at something wrong or unjust • not producing an intended consequence • a variation in circumstances or fortune • ...
Lord of the Flies 2022-11-16
Across
- To wrap
- A period of flowering
- A service of morning prayer in a church
- Lacking interetst
- A group of leaves
- A member of a choir
- A dense growth of plants
- To confine someone against their will
- A place where something is located
- A small pier for docking boats
- To hit hard with an object
- A person who leads a group in singing
Down
- The process of spreading fluid throughout the body
- A heavy wave
- To or towards this place
- Expressing contempt
- Very pale
- A piece of clothing worn on the thigh
- An inferior actor or performer
- To or towards that place
20 Clues: To wrap • Very pale • A heavy wave • Lacking interetst • A group of leaves • Expressing contempt • A member of a choir • A period of flowering • To or towards this place • A dense growth of plants • To or towards that place • To hit hard with an object • An inferior actor or performer • A small pier for docking boats • A place where something is located • A piece of clothing worn on the thigh • ...
Lord of the Flies 2022-11-21
Across
- The emotional response that the writer wishes to evoke in the reader
- Ralph believes this person will rescue them
- Raplh wants shelters Jack wants
- Comparison using like or as
- Boy says the beast comes from the sea
- The author of the novel
- This is the 'Real' beast
- Curious and interested in tide pools
- The twins nickname
- A bigun who plays the role of the pig in one of the tribal dances that reenact a hunt
- The color of the rocks on the island
- Jack wants to live in this fort
- plane crash leaves this mark on an the island
- author's attitude toward a certain topic
- Jack chickened out the first time and couldn't stab this
- One theme of this novel is the loss of _______
- Person who represents social order, principles and civility
- Symbolic of hope, salvation, and rescue
- Piggy's aunt owns one of these
Down
- Symbolic of human instinct of savagery, evil within
- This allows Jack to 'Mask'
- "Kill the -----!"
- a literature device conveying meaning through symbolism, action and characters
- Symbolic of the Garden of Eden and the corruption of man
- What the boys call Piggy's asthma
- The original group tasked with hunting
- Kills the boy with the Mulberry mark
- Threw rocks around Henry
- Comparison without like or as
- Saying kids say that means 'cool'
- Could sing the high C in choir
- They are rescued by this
- The conch was used to call this 'meeting'
- The frut used to collect water
- Jack's 'throne' of authority
- Repeated their name and address over and over again
- symbolizes authority, society, order and civilization
- Is murdered by the boys chanting
38 Clues: "Kill the -----!" • The twins nickname • The author of the novel • This is the 'Real' beast • Threw rocks around Henry • They are rescued by this • This allows Jack to 'Mask' • Comparison using like or as • Jack's 'throne' of authority • Comparison without like or as • Could sing the high C in choir • The frut used to collect water • Piggy's aunt owns one of these • ...
Lord Of The Flys 2019-10-07
Across
- to proclaim; to display publicly; a coat of arms; a banner
- a show of false bravery or confidence
- an absolute ruler; one in charge who acts like a tyrant
- clever; skillful in a mental or physical way
- ridiculous; exaggeratedly comical
- hypnotism; hypnotic appeal; intense fascination
- a fictitious name assumed by an author; a pen name
- aware of or informed about something
- a funeral hymn; a poetic or musical expression of grief
- occurring by chance; accidental; fortunate
- an avenger; an unbeatable rival; a person who punishes another for evil deeds
- to absorb and incorporate food or knowledge; to absorb one group into a larger culture
- one who is in disguise or using an assumed name; disguised; using a false name; in disguise; under a fictitious name
- sad or mournful, often to an exaggerated degree; doleful
- hopelessly low; wretched; miserable; without self-respect
- in a state of mental conflict; agitated; crazed
- hazy; vague; not clearly defined
- delicate skill; subtlety; to bring about with skill; to evade
- done in a smooth, offhand manner; easily spoken; speaking too smoothly to be sincere
- one who is exiled or who has withdrawn from his or her native land; to banish from one’s native country; to withdraw from one’s native land
- to attack with abusive language; to call insulting names
- strongly satirical writing; to ridicule or satirize
- a conversation or conference, usually formal
- discontent and listlessness from lack of occupation or interest
Down
- matter-of-fact; ordinary; commonplace
- to lessen; to relieve; to calm
- acceptable behavior; conformity with conventional standards
- a mild expression used in place of a harsh, crude, or distasteful expression
- knowing everything; having complete or infinite knowledge
- to pretend; to make up
- to steal
- in proper proportion; having the same scale, measure, or size; proportionate
- villainous; infamous; having a bad reputation
- to reprove mildly and kindly, but seriously; to caution or warn; to urge
- sluggish; indifferent; calm
- having or showing a quick temper or irascible nature
- commonplace; trite; stale from overuse
- wandering or shifting from one subject to another; rambling; long winded
- quarrelsome; hostile; inclined to fighting
- an obvious exaggeration, made for effect and not meant to be taken literally
40 Clues: to steal • to pretend; to make up • sluggish; indifferent; calm • to lessen; to relieve; to calm • hazy; vague; not clearly defined • ridiculous; exaggeratedly comical • aware of or informed about something • matter-of-fact; ordinary; commonplace • a show of false bravery or confidence • commonplace; trite; stale from overuse • occurring by chance; accidental; fortunate • ...
Lord of the Flies 2019-10-26
Across
- The Superego of the boys that is often mistreated and abused
- What does Ralph find on the horizon in Chapter 4?
- Commonly used weapon by all the hunters
- A name given to the young children in the novel
- When a thing or event has a hidden meaning
- The boys use this to find a leader
- The first object found on the island
- After Jack kills the pig, he holds this
- The Id of the boys who leads them all to savagery and despair
- The group that was in charge of maintaining the fire but failed
- An illness Piggy suffers from
- Represents spiritual goodness and is a sensitive boy
Down
- The boys start to become_______ the longer they are on the island.
- What does the signal fire represent?
- Ralph and Jack struggle over _____
- Who releases the rock that kills Piggy and destroys the conch?
- The "beastie" is compared to this animal
- This boy gets sand kicked in his eyes
- Where does the dead man land?
- Jack was the leader of a _____ when he first came on the island.
- Colour of the conch
- The ego who decides and makes all the decisions
- A thing Ralph insists on keeping alive
- The boys are scared of a ______ throughout the story.
24 Clues: Colour of the conch • Where does the dead man land? • An illness Piggy suffers from • Ralph and Jack struggle over _____ • The boys use this to find a leader • What does the signal fire represent? • The first object found on the island • This boy gets sand kicked in his eyes • A thing Ralph insists on keeping alive • Commonly used weapon by all the hunters • ...
Lord of the Flies 2020-10-21
Across
- Becoming progressively smaller
- Large, milky white shell
- A usual hesitant uncertainty or doubt
- A natural disposition to be hostile
- Plant that grows along the ground or up a wall
- Certain degree of unwillingness a reluctance or lack of enthusiasm
- Whispering, murmuring, or rustling
- The state or period of flowering, result of growth and development
- Relating to or characteristics of a secret plot or agreement
- Comically or repulsively ugly or distorted
- feeling or showing anger or annoyance at what is perceived as unfair treatment
Down
- Unwilling to talk or import information
- Great embarrassment and shame
- Difficult or impossible to understand or comprehend
- Using gestures while speaking or to express something
- Someone who would willingly suffer death rather than renounce their religion.
- Eager enjoyment or approval
- Loud noise and/or persistent demands
- A change of circumstances of fortune
- The visual property of something having a milky brightness and play of colours from the distance
20 Clues: Large, milky white shell • Eager enjoyment or approval • Great embarrassment and shame • Becoming progressively smaller • Whispering, murmuring, or rustling • A natural disposition to be hostile • Loud noise and/or persistent demands • A change of circumstances of fortune • A usual hesitant uncertainty or doubt • Unwilling to talk or import information • ...
Lord of the flies 2020-04-28
Across
- Who saw the beast in the air first
- has asthma
- What is the relative shape of the island
- Is always dying.
- What do they hunt the beast with
- author's first name
- Leader of the hunt
- What surrounds the island
- How did the boys land up on the island
- What's Jack's last name
- What passed by the island
- The boys are trapped on the island
Down
- Ralph's father works here
- Simon represents
- The beast isn't real - true or false
- Location of the meetings
- What are the little kids called
- What gives authority to talk
- What was used to start the fire
- Who had sand kicked in their eyes
- A symbolic meaning withing a text
- Who helped build the huts with Ralph
- Another name for the devil
23 Clues: has asthma • Simon represents • Is always dying. • Leader of the hunt • author's first name • What's Jack's last name • Location of the meetings • Ralph's father works here • What surrounds the island • What passed by the island • Another name for the devil • What gives authority to talk • What are the little kids called • What was used to start the fire • What do they hunt the beast with • ...
Lord of the flies 2021-03-30
Across
- This is spotted while the boys are swimming.
- This is what jack and his hunters kill.
- This is what ralph's dad does for work.
- These characters are twin brothers.
- The "thing" in the woods that the boys are scared of.
- The item that people need to be able to speak.
- There is a dead body attached to this item.
- This is the place where the boys are from.
- This is what jacks "hunter" are called
Down
- The source that would help the boys get saved.
- The place where the ocean meets the sand.
- This character treated the little boys like objects
- This character can talk to the lord of the flies
- The boy who really loves hunting.
- They call the little kids by this name.
- These are used to start a fire.
- The boys put this on their faces.
- Jack thinks this is the most important thing.
- This boy thinks making shelter is important.
- The big thing that killed piggy.
20 Clues: These are used to start a fire. • The big thing that killed piggy. • The boys put this on their faces. • The boy who really loves hunting. • These characters are twin brothers. • This is what jacks "hunter" are called • This is what jack and his hunters kill. • This is what ralph's dad does for work. • They call the little kids by this name. • ...
Lord of the Flies 2021-03-30
Across
- an thought to be creature on the island
- the fruit that the boys eat
- what the boys created to alert people of their whereabouts
- the overweight kid with asthma and glasses
- What was Jack and his group going to use to kill Ralph
- they use this to call meetings and to speak aloud
- the smaller boys on the island are called this
- the bigger boys on the island are called this
- the chief of the boys on the island
- The leader of the choir and hates ralph
Down
- the beast from the water was actually this
- what does roger use to kill piggy
- He showed up on the island as it was burning
- what did jack use to paint his face
- the place where jack and his choir are located
- who the boys mistaken for beastie
- a bigun who explores the jungle and is killed by the other boys
- what is the shape of the island
- they use this to create the signal fire
- a bloodthirsty boy who picked on the littluns
20 Clues: the fruit that the boys eat • what is the shape of the island • what does roger use to kill piggy • who the boys mistaken for beastie • what did jack use to paint his face • the chief of the boys on the island • an thought to be creature on the island • they use this to create the signal fire • The leader of the choir and hates ralph • ...
Lord of the Flies 2021-10-06
Across
- reason they left England
- Chapter 11 title
- Chapter 2 title
- Author of the Book
- Top of the mountain
- Used as the pig
- The plane landing
- Chapter 3 title
- pool of water
- The older children
- used for meetings
- killed for being the beast
- Reef around the island
- Piece of land they were on
- Landed on the island
- killing people
- Chapter 1 title
- Chapter 8 title
- Pool near the Lagoon
- how they started fire
- What is the Book?
- rubbed over Jacks face
Down
- Chapter 5 title
- Chapter 12 title
- Piggy died here
- Became __ the longer they were on the island
- The younger children
- surrounding the island
- Area around the island covered in sand
- Chapter 7 title
- kept piggy from swimming
- Chapter 9 title
- Chapter 10 title
- Chapter 4 title
- What they ate
- Used to call the boys
- Beyond the coral reef
- How they got food
- cooked the food
- Chapter 6 title
- none of them
- Percival repeated
42 Clues: none of them • pool of water • What they ate • killing people • Chapter 5 title • Piggy died here • Chapter 2 title • Chapter 7 title • Used as the pig • Chapter 3 title • Chapter 9 title • Chapter 4 title • cooked the food • Chapter 1 title • Chapter 8 title • Chapter 6 title • Chapter 12 title • Chapter 11 title • Chapter 10 title • The plane landing • used for meetings • How they got food • What is the Book? • ...
Lord of the Flies 2021-10-15
Across
- Shelter
- Author
- Used to start the fires
- "I know there isn’t no beast—not with claws and all that"
- Setting
- Island shape
- Piggy wants to make a ___________
- Activity led by choir boys
- Gets knocked down after a hunt
- "Bollocks to the rules! We're strong-we hunt!"
Down
- Descent into __________
- From water and from air
- Jack and Ralph both want to be the __________
- Talking stick
- "I wanted—to go to a place...just a place I know"
- Gets sand thrown into his eyes
- Tribute to the beast
- First food source
- "The fire's the most important thing. Without the fire we can't be rescued"
- "Yet there was a space round Henry, perhaps six yards in diameter, into which he dare not throw"
20 Clues: Author • Shelter • Setting • Island shape • Talking stick • First food source • Tribute to the beast • Descent into __________ • From water and from air • Used to start the fires • Activity led by choir boys • Gets sand thrown into his eyes • Gets knocked down after a hunt • Piggy wants to make a ___________ • Jack and Ralph both want to be the __________ • ...
Lord of the Flies 2021-04-24
Across
- Unwilling or unable to believe in something (disbelieving)
- In a way that is understood or implied without being directly stated
- In a state of excited movement
- Sounding rough and harsh (usually of a person’s voice)
- lacking confidence in one’s ability or worth (shy, timid)
- Being short-sighted, the lack of foresight or intellectual insight
- To walk in a slow and relaxed manner
- Attempting to avoid notice or attention, typically because of guilt or nervousness
- Feeling or expressing remorse at the recognition that one has done wrong
- To utter a load, high-pitched sound, especially as an expression of sorrow or joy
- Making loud and confused noise, often protesting
- Feeling annoyed, frustrated, irritated or worried
Down
- Shaking or quivering slightly. Timid, nervous
- Tending to obstruct or harm
- In a manner lacking vitality or interest (pale, lack of colour)
- To make a safe and comfortable place
- Use gestures, especially dramatic ones, instead of speaking or to emphasise one's words
- Feeling or showing anger or annoyance at what is perceived as unfair treatment
- The act of showing contempt, ridicule or mockery
- Acting aggressively or defiantly. Eager to argue or fight
- A chain or garland of flowers, leaves or ribbons used as decorations
- Hostility, animosity, a deep-seated dislike or ill will. True hatred, from the French word for enemy
- An expression of sharp disapproval or criticism
23 Clues: Tending to obstruct or harm • In a state of excited movement • To make a safe and comfortable place • To walk in a slow and relaxed manner • Shaking or quivering slightly. Timid, nervous • An expression of sharp disapproval or criticism • The act of showing contempt, ridicule or mockery • Making loud and confused noise, often protesting • ...
Lord of the Flies 2021-11-19
Across
- perplexed and confused; very puzzled.
- having a pleasant and distinctive smell.
- of very great extent or quantity; immense
- is a sign or piece of information that indicates something.
- whispering, murmuring, or rustling.
- unjustly inflicting hardship and constraint, especially on a minority or other subordinate group.
- unwilling or unable to believe something.
- active hostility or opposition.
- is a change of circumstances or fortune, typically one that is unwelcome or unpleasant.
- cause to be under water
- anger or annoyance provoked by what is perceived as unfair treatment.
Down
- a downward slope.
- greatly surprised or impressed; amazed
- able to be heard.
- extravagantly bright or showy, typically so as to be tasteless.
- an unhealthy pale appearance.
- impossible to understand or interpret.
- an idea, feeling, or opinion about something or someone, especially one formed without conscious thought or on the basis of little evidence.
- attempting to avoid notice or attention, typically because of guilt or a belief that discovery would lead to trouble; secretive.
- use gestures, especially dramatic ones, instead of speaking or to emphasize one's words.
20 Clues: a downward slope. • able to be heard. • cause to be under water • an unhealthy pale appearance. • active hostility or opposition. • whispering, murmuring, or rustling. • perplexed and confused; very puzzled. • greatly surprised or impressed; amazed • impossible to understand or interpret. • having a pleasant and distinctive smell. • of very great extent or quantity; immense • ...
Lord of the Flies 2023-02-16
Across
- a loud, confused noise
- large aquatic creature
- consisting of or resembling sinews
- a social religious custom prohibiting or forbidding discussion
- a long, angry speech of criticism
- so foolish, unreasonable
- bad feelings
- reserved, modest, and shy
- an accusation in response to one from someone
- shouting vehemently
- a pause or gap in a sequence
- walked in slow, relaxed manner
- a weapon or attack
- impossible to understand
Down
- frowning
- bad behavior done openly and unashamedly
- violent sudden change
- an expression of sharp disapproval
- unable to speak distinctly or express oneself clearly
- something that keeps or defends a belief
- pride
- understood or implied
- a change of circumstances or fortune
- uncivilized person
- enthusiasm
25 Clues: pride • frowning • enthusiasm • bad feelings • uncivilized person • a weapon or attack • shouting vehemently • violent sudden change • understood or implied • a loud, confused noise • large aquatic creature • so foolish, unreasonable • impossible to understand • reserved, modest, and shy • a pause or gap in a sequence • walked in slow, relaxed manner • a long, angry speech of criticism • ...
Lord of the Flies 2023-03-17
Across
- the body of water on the side of the island
- What Jack tries to steal from Piggy
- What the dead person on the mountain was
- what they eat when they don't have meat
- The name of the smaller boys on the island
- What they use to call meetings
- Has glasses and asthma
- Stranded on a desert Island
- what Ralph calls Jacks group
- Is Jacks right hand man
Down
- Is the Beast
- fire the main priority of Ralph
- and Eric The twins that warn Ralph about Jack
- The fort for Jack and his hunters
- what Jack's main priority was
- What they give to the beast as a sacrifice
- Was killed first in the book
- The place where the plane crash
- Has red hair blue eyes
- Is a pig that has given birth
20 Clues: Is the Beast • Has red hair blue eyes • Has glasses and asthma • Is Jacks right hand man • Stranded on a desert Island • Was killed first in the book • what Ralph calls Jacks group • what Jack's main priority was • Is a pig that has given birth • What they use to call meetings • fire the main priority of Ralph • The place where the plane crash • The fort for Jack and his hunters • ...
Lord Of The Flies 2023-05-05
Across
- What did the hunters kill?
- What brings the boys for a meeting?
- Who is excluded and disrespected?
- Where do the boys gather for the first meeting?
- What did the plane make on the island when it crashed?
- Where do the reconnaissance boys go to get a view of the Island?
- What is the initial food source?
- What is the only piece of clothing Jack wears?
- What is the growth in the forest?
- What group does Jack lead?
- What do the boys use to start the fire?
- Who acts like a pig being hunted?
- Who is unique about Sam and Eric?
- Who helped Ralph construct the huts?
Down
- What are the big kids called?
- What does Jack cover his face with to blend in with the forest?
- What falls around Roger when he is watching Henry?
- What are the little kids called?
- What symptom do the boys experience after overeating on fruit?
- Who is appointed chief of the island?
- What is the formation that surrounds the island?
- What does Jack want to put on the end of his spear?
- How many huts are completed in the second chapter?
- What do the little kids build on the beach?
- Where do the boys go to have fun?
- What is the thing the kids are scared of in the forest?
- Who throws the stones at Henry?
- Who is obsessed with hunting?
- What does Ralph want to make to signal passing ships?
- What does Ralph see on the horizon that could rescue them?
30 Clues: What did the hunters kill? • What group does Jack lead? • What are the big kids called? • Who is obsessed with hunting? • Who throws the stones at Henry? • What are the little kids called? • What is the initial food source? • Who is excluded and disrespected? • Where do the boys go to have fun? • What is the growth in the forest? • Who acts like a pig being hunted? • ...
Lord of the flies 2023-06-15
Across
- Who is the main protagonist?
- Which boy would rather hunt than build huts?
- Piggy is killed with a ______.
- Roger kicks over several sand castles and throws rocks at _______.
- What animal head is put on a stick?
- Piggy suffers from what?
- What is the boys’ home country?
- What are the twins called by the other boys?
- Which boy treats the littluns with the most kindness?
- How many shelters were made in total?
- Who is the only boy to kill someone on the island by himself?
- What surrounds Simon’s body as it floats into the sea?
Down
- What item is used to call meetings?
- What crashed into the island?
- Whose glasses got broken?
- Rodger is Jacks ______.
- Who was the first boy to disappear on the island?
- What are the older boys called on the island?
- What ocean was the island on?
- "Creepers" refers to what?
- Ralph considers ______ the most important thing on the island.
- Which family member is Piggy always mentioning?
- Who did the boys mistake Simon to be before they killed him?
23 Clues: Rodger is Jacks ______. • Piggy suffers from what? • Whose glasses got broken? • "Creepers" refers to what? • Who is the main protagonist? • What crashed into the island? • What ocean was the island on? • Piggy is killed with a ______. • What is the boys’ home country? • What item is used to call meetings? • What animal head is put on a stick? • ...
Lord Of The Flies 2013-03-11
Across
- Simon falls off one to the sands below
- Name given to the numerous little children of the group
- A dead body
- There are no ______ on the island until the officer arrives
- It shatters the conch and Piggy
- Shell, symbol of power
- Boys' transportation to the island
- Jack plans to steal it from Ralph and Piggy
- A area that has a lot of trees and was burnt down at the end of the story
- An object that is used to make a fire
- Author
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- Without him there would be no fire
- A kings home
- Another word for scared
- Hide
- Jack criticizes the boys for their lack of this
- Symbolic of evil
- Another name for leader
- The choir boys become this; responsible for getting food
- An action which tears come out
20 Clues: Hide • Author • A dead body • A kings home • Symbolic of evil • Shell, symbol of power • Another word for scared • Another name for leader • An action which tears come out • It shatters the conch and Piggy • Without him there would be no fire • Boys' transportation to the island • An object that is used to make a fire • Simon falls off one to the sands below • ...
Lord of the Flies 2013-03-11
Across
- a child that cried a lot
- a singer or leader of a choir
- unruly or insubordinate
- complain or whine tearfully
- spirited enthusiasm
- an item that brings order to the group
- something that represents decay and decomposition
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- sharp or bitter taste
- signifies the adult world outside their bubble
- using power unjustly
- someone that signifies intellect and science
- leader of the hunters
- offensively obtrusive or very obvious
- signifies the ability to see the truth
- the most responsible authority figure on the island
- represents cruelty and brutality
- something that signifies the hope of rescue
- pig head on a stick
- obviously absurd
- represents a Christ figure
20 Clues: obviously absurd • pig head on a stick • spirited enthusiasm • using power unjustly • sharp or bitter taste • leader of the hunters • unruly or insubordinate • a child that cried a lot • represents a Christ figure • complain or whine tearfully • a singer or leader of a choir • represents cruelty and brutality • offensively obtrusive or very obvious • ...
Lord Of The Flies 2013-10-30
Across
- the figure for evil in the story
- the end of a life
- generally surround the exposed dead
- a nursing ___ had its head removed to be put on a stake
- A biblical figure of evil
- Jack is a symbol for such a thing
- rids shadows
- a biblical figure of salvation
- a society of which has no order
- something you want to give into
- a figure of logic and intelligence
- something that causes hesitation and sadness or anger
- the absence of light
Down
- to believe in something from your heart
- the figure for societal morality in the story
- a name for a creature that scares the children
- the dominant life form on earth
- causes people to do something others might not due to fear
- deadly 7
- Ralph is a symbol for such a thing
- A system that involves many people and order
- a brutally based society
- a mass of land surrounded by water
- a biblical figure of good
- a political feud of which involves killing and threatening
25 Clues: deadly 7 • rids shadows • the end of a life • the absence of light • a brutally based society • A biblical figure of evil • a biblical figure of good • a biblical figure of salvation • the dominant life form on earth • a society of which has no order • something you want to give into • the figure for evil in the story • Jack is a symbol for such a thing • ...
Lord of the Flies 2013-12-08
Across
- great number
- feel or show great sorrow for
- exhibiting a play of colors
- not able to express oneself very clearly
- scattered among other things
- implement used to thresh grain by hand
- meddlesome
- cruel
- that can not be understood
- a large and protruding belly
- to shake a wave paunch
- pale
Down
- any of one's ups and downs
- very numerous
- to be or become absorbed
- adequacy
- hanging in loops
- disposed to
- a profoundly wise person
- to howl
- to settle securely or snugly
- to walk with a leisurely guilt
- ill will
- purify
24 Clues: pale • cruel • purify • to howl • adequacy • ill will • meddlesome • disposed to • great number • very numerous • hanging in loops • to shake a wave paunch • to be or become absorbed • a profoundly wise person • any of one's ups and downs • that can not be understood • exhibiting a play of colors • scattered among other things • to settle securely or snugly • a large and protruding belly • ...
Lord of the Flies 2013-12-08
Across
- a large and protruding belly
- that can not be understood
- very numerous
- ill will
- a profoundly wise person
- adequacy
- to howl
- feel or show great sorrow for
- to settle securely or snugly
- hanging in loops
- purify
Down
- to walk with a leisurely guilt
- exhibiting a play of colors
- cruel
- any of one's ups and downs
- meddlesome
- scattered among other things
- to shake a wave paunch
- to be or become absorbed
- pale
- not able to express oneself very clearly
- great number
- disposed to
- implement used to thresh grain by hand
24 Clues: pale • cruel • purify • to howl • ill will • adequacy • meddlesome • disposed to • great number • very numerous • hanging in loops • to shake a wave paunch • to be or become absorbed • a profoundly wise person • any of one's ups and downs • that can not be understood • exhibiting a play of colors • a large and protruding belly • scattered among other things • to settle securely or snugly • ...
Lord of the Flies 2014-05-18
Across
- dishonest or fraudulent conduct
- deceptive attraction
- active hostility or opposition
- proper and in good taste
- harsh, discordant sound
- not producing desired effect
- weep, cry
- seemingly without end, endless
- with hesitation and respect
- susceptible to physical or emotional harm
- unfriendly; hostile
- without feeling or response
- to leave a dangerous place
- mad; insane
- feeling of great happiness; joyful excitement
- made up of distinct parts
- impossible to understand
- gesture with one’s hand
- occurring without apparent cause
- frighten, menace, terrify
- preventing access by forming a line; ornamental cord
- comically ridiculous
- win or regain favor by pleasing
- disbelieving; skeptical
- destroyed; ruined
- unknown name
Down
- bossy; too eager to advise
- cross because of unfairness
- offensive; repugnant
- image, likeness
- decorate
- unclear; difficult to understand; unknown
- thick growths of bushes
- set of supposedly magical words
- details
- sung or recited in alternation
- exuberance
- sly, devious
- bendable; flexible
- aggressive, stubborn attitude
- uncontrolled excitement; wild behavior
- intensity; eagerness
- punishment, reprimand
- not easily understood
- producing magical or miraculous efforts
- single or repeated design
- occurring at or on the surface
- expressed approval or agreement
- holiness
- not connected with
- implied but not expressed
- ridicule
52 Clues: details • decorate • holiness • ridicule • weep, cry • exuberance • mad; insane • sly, devious • unknown name • image, likeness • destroyed; ruined • bendable; flexible • not connected with • unfriendly; hostile • offensive; repugnant • deceptive attraction • intensity; eagerness • comically ridiculous • punishment, reprimand • not easily understood • thick growths of bushes • harsh, discordant sound • ...
Lord of the Flies 2014-05-02
Across
- invertebrate animals including jellyfish
- shame; humiliation
- proper manners and good taste
- a breakthrough into enemy territory
- near-sightedness
- blubber;cry
- flush
- choir leader
- mourning out loud
- student monitor in a private school
- reflecting rainbow-colored light
- harsh and loud
- with a voice that trembled
- singer in the choir
- state of being unknown
Down
- changing by chance
- morning prayer
- for the cathedral
- waving about in a threatening manner
- a collar frill, resembling that put on baked ham
- maddening
- with a large, bulky body
- shoulder ornaments on a military uniform
- insane
- something made up of distinct parts
25 Clues: flush • insane • maddening • blubber;cry • choir leader • morning prayer • harsh and loud • near-sightedness • for the cathedral • mourning out loud • changing by chance • shame; humiliation • singer in the choir • state of being unknown • with a large, bulky body • with a voice that trembled • proper manners and good taste • reflecting rainbow-colored light • a breakthrough into enemy territory • ...
Lord of the Flies 2014-03-03
Across
- Hate, Detesting of something
- Main idea or subject
- What do the hunters hunt with?
- What is Piggy doing when he says "Them fruit"?
- a retaliatory accusation
- What it Jack's designated job before the break up?
- What is the type of ship that the officer comes on?
- path or outlets
- fortified position
- Who is Ralph?
- Behaving badly
Down
- Who's glasses do they use to start the fire?
- Who follows Jack after he paints his face?
- irritated
- violent agitation of feelings
- obnoxious yell
- large in amount
- What is Ralph?
- What is Ralph fighting for against Jack?
- I follow Jack who am I? I am a ______
20 Clues: irritated • Who is Ralph? • obnoxious yell • What is Ralph? • Behaving badly • large in amount • path or outlets • fortified position • Main idea or subject • a retaliatory accusation • Hate, Detesting of something • violent agitation of feelings • What do the hunters hunt with? • I follow Jack who am I? I am a ______ • What is Ralph fighting for against Jack? • ...
Lord of the Flies 2015-01-16
Across
- / weapon of choice for hunters
- / main source of food on island
- / shallow body of water near the ocean; used for bathing
- / an adult male pig
- / twins who are forced into joining Jack's group
- / fiery hunting leader
- / used to try and signal passing ships
- / used to light the fire
- / elected chief by the boys
- / the older boys of the group
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- / word used to describe the vines and vegetation in the forest
- / Brutally murdered by group
- / an adult female pig
- Golding / author of book
- / instrument used to call meetings
- / the young boys of the group
- / flying pests that swarm pig-head
- / A being that frightens all of the boys
- / a fierce, brutal, or cruel person
- / crushed by boulder; has asthma
20 Clues: / an adult male pig • / an adult female pig • / fiery hunting leader • Golding / author of book • / used to light the fire • / elected chief by the boys • / Brutally murdered by group • / the young boys of the group • / the older boys of the group • / weapon of choice for hunters • / main source of food on island • / crushed by boulder; has asthma • / instrument used to call meetings • ...
Lord of the Flies 2015-05-04
Across
- Scrunch up
- To pick through or sort
- Lock up or confine
- Mutual accusations
- Tendon
- War cry
- Ritual of words with magical effect
- Extreme wickedness
- To cover completely
- Enclose
- Unchanging intonation
- Interruption in intensity
- Bewilder
Down
- Laugh with contempt
- Violent disturbance
- A downward slope or bend
- Sit on one's heels
- The process of flower buds blooming
- Express through movement
- Be filled with awe
- Tropical cyclone
- An ornamental border
22 Clues: Tendon • War cry • Enclose • Bewilder • Scrunch up • Tropical cyclone • Sit on one's heels • Lock up or confine • Mutual accusations • Be filled with awe • Extreme wickedness • Laugh with contempt • Violent disturbance • To cover completely • An ornamental border • Unchanging intonation • To pick through or sort • A downward slope or bend • Express through movement • Interruption in intensity • ...
Lord of the Flies 2016-11-17
Across
- which thing emits smoke
- a steep area of rock
- a vast place with lots of trees
- what the hunters do all day
- the highest point
- the number of children on the island
- the lord of the island
- someone who is wise fat and wears glasses
- a system where the people vote for their leaders
- jacks tribe where his people put on face paint
- a large shell gleaming pink
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- the fear in the book
- a body of water
- the boys ultimate goal
- jacks people
- the hunters fort
- the lowest area
- ending someones life in a brutal way
- elected leader
- the twins
- where the story takes place
- ralph's assistant
22 Clues: the twins • jacks people • elected leader • a body of water • the lowest area • the hunters fort • the highest point • ralph's assistant • the fear in the book • a steep area of rock • the boys ultimate goal • the lord of the island • which thing emits smoke • what the hunters do all day • where the story takes place • a large shell gleaming pink • a vast place with lots of trees • ...
Lord of the Flies 2016-11-29
Across
- opposite leeward
- dismaying
- obese
- full of juice
- certainty
- great numbers
- deceptive attraction
- hostile
- producing magic effects
- reserved/modest
- a crackling sound
- completely obvious
- a murmur
- belligerently
- regrettably
- luminescence
- hatred; ill will
- dullness
- cleansed of
- extreme disgust
- ridiculous imitation
- mockingly
- a coward
- shyly
- causing scorn/ridicule
- rejoicing
- an immense number
- image or representation
- disconcerted
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- a raid
- a bitter retort
- detestable
- summits
- peace
- rebelliously
- exuberance
- disbelieving
- fearfully
- opposite windward
- great space
- dreaming
- moaning or sighing sound
- single or repeated design
- waving threateningly
- to fool
- relating to God
- mad/insane
- expressive of stealth
48 Clues: obese • peace • shyly • a raid • summits • hostile • to fool • a murmur • dreaming • dullness • a coward • dismaying • certainty • fearfully • mockingly • rejoicing • detestable • exuberance • mad/insane • great space • regrettably • cleansed of • rebelliously • disbelieving • luminescence • disconcerted • full of juice • great numbers • belligerently • a bitter retort • reserved/modest • extreme disgust • relating to God • opposite leeward • ...
Lord of the Flies 2016-11-29
Across
- Having deceptive attraction
- Defective vision; objects are blurry
- Large, Bulky
- Being holy or sacred
- Having no end
- Glittering; Producing rainbow effect
- Shyly
- Hazardous; Dangerous
- Hope of creating goodwill
- Unfriendly; hostile
- Visible in nature or human affairs
- Expanses of open rolling infertile land
- Self-assertively aggressive
- Mad; Insane
- Contrary to common sense
- To swindle
- Something that covers or conceals
- Written or recited formula
- Relating to the study of God
- Something that resembles gold
- Harsh, Insistent, Discordant Sound
- Enthusiastic Expression
- Reserved; Modest
- Extreme disgust
- Image or representation
- Straying outside the proper path
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- Hard to understand
- Full of juice
- Causing disgust or hatred
- Expressing remorse
- Dullness
- A howl; a wail
- Bitter Retort
- Existing in great numbers
- Stealth, Sly
- Intimidating
- Darkness of complexion
- Hard to Gasp
- Carried out without words
- Made gestures using body parts
- Shaking or waving threateningly
- Whispering sound
- a crackling sound
- Ornamental fringed shoulder pad
- Service where one is not needed
- Rediculous imitation
- Seriously
- Cleansed of; freed from moral defilement
- Mockingly; Tauntingly
- Rejoicing
- Imprisoned
51 Clues: Shyly • Dullness • Seriously • Rejoicing • To swindle • Imprisoned • Mad; Insane • Large, Bulky • Stealth, Sly • Intimidating • Hard to Gasp • Full of juice • Bitter Retort • Having no end • A howl; a wail • Extreme disgust • Whispering sound • Reserved; Modest • a crackling sound • Hard to understand • Expressing remorse • Unfriendly; hostile • Being holy or sacred • Hazardous; Dangerous • Rediculous imitation • ...
Lord of the Flies 2016-05-05
Across
- the boys hunt for these
- the imaginary monster that scares them which is really just the dead pilot and is parachute
- the first boy ralph and piggy meet
- the boys are from this country
- what ralph and his crew want
- they play and swim here
- intelligent, reader, chubby, and a thinker
- jack and his followers hunt with these
- the sign for civilization and order
- this group votes for Jack to be there leader
Down
- piggy has this condition
- the choir boys become_______
- the twins who are friends with Ralph and are always together
- the boys use Piggy's______ to start the fire
- the boys hunt in this area
- a shy sensitive boy
- they build this as a way to show that they are there
- they are stuck on a ______
- handsome, athletic, and is the leader
- choir leader and ugly without silliness
20 Clues: a shy sensitive boy • the boys hunt for these • they play and swim here • piggy has this condition • the boys hunt in this area • they are stuck on a ______ • the choir boys become_______ • what ralph and his crew want • the boys are from this country • the first boy ralph and piggy meet • the sign for civilization and order • handsome, athletic, and is the leader • ...
Lord of the Flies 2018-01-18
Across
- Name of the meetings called by Ralph
- “Maybe there is a beast… maybe it’s only __.” (page 68)
- Chief of the boys; attempts to keep the group civilized
- Country the boys are from
- Theme constantly fought over throughout the novel. Ralph and Jack fought over whether or not to maintain this because Ralph wanted to remain civilized, while Jack wanted to abandon the idea and become savages
- The flying device “the beast” is wearing
- Ocean in which the desert island was located
- Trait lost by the boys because they were forced to fight for their own survival; “Ralph wept for the end of _________, the darkness of man’s heart,” (page 182)
- Term for the “thing” that harassed the boys, specifically Samneric while they were keeping the fire lit
- Shy, kind, mature boy that supports civilization; tries to help the other boys (helps take care of the littluns and is one of the only characters that shows Piggy kindness); could be described as a Christ-figure
- Theme represented by Ralph and the fire. Ralph maintains order and motivation in the group by promising this. The fire represents this theme because the fire is their motivation for being rescued and when it goes out, they lose ____.
- Number of boys killed on the island
- Group led by Jack; responsible for providing food
- Boy that also tries to maintain order; intellectual that is seen as an outcast; killed by Roger
Down
- Tool used to make fire
- Name (given by Simon) of the sacrificial pig that tells Simon in a hallucination that it is the beast
- Piggy’s medical condition
- Set of identical twins that support civilization; both twins lose their individuality and are called by this collective name
- Boy who quickly resorts to savagery; leader of the hunters; competes in a constant power struggle with Ralph
- Object used to summon the boys for assembly
- The vehicle that crashed, leaving the boys stranded on the island
- Younger group of boys; mainly spent their time playing and building sand castles
- Number of boys that vote to replace Ralph with Jack as chief
- Term frequently used to describe the boys as they devolve from civilization
24 Clues: Tool used to make fire • Country the boys are from • Piggy’s medical condition • Number of boys killed on the island • Name of the meetings called by Ralph • The flying device “the beast” is wearing • Object used to summon the boys for assembly • Ocean in which the desert island was located • Group led by Jack; responsible for providing food • ...
Lord of the Flies 2018-05-29
Across
- the choir leader
- who killed piggy?
- what are the young children called?
- the island gets set on
- the boy who fainted at the first assembly
- who is the chief?
- Piggy was killed by a
- the boys used Piggy's ____to start a fire
- where does the story take place?
- symbol for authority/leader
Down
- At first, Ralph spends most of his time at
- the nationality of the naval officer is?
- Ralph believes his____ will rescue him
- names of the twins
- what job does jack and the choir have?
- the transportation to the island
- the author of the book
- the place the boys refer to where the plane crashed
- the adult like figure of the group
- what did the hunters put on their face while hunting?
20 Clues: the choir leader • who killed piggy? • who is the chief? • names of the twins • Piggy was killed by a • the island gets set on • the author of the book • symbol for authority/leader • the transportation to the island • where does the story take place? • the adult like figure of the group • what are the young children called? • Ralph believes his____ will rescue him • ...
Lord of the Flies 2021-12-06
Across
- Rebellious
- Driven to believe irrationally
- Consisting of fibers
- A band around the leg
- An unhealthy pale color
- Not transparent
- light emitted without combustion
- A dark reddish, purple color
- Being mad or angry
- Questioning or curious
- Interesting or fascinated
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- A wail of strong sadness
- A spiral shell that produces sound when blown
- Waiting without purpose
- level of paved area
- A child
- A plant that grows around another plant
- To tackle
- An object of importance
- An object holding an ovular shape
20 Clues: A child • To tackle • Rebellious • Not transparent • Being mad or angry • level of paved area • Consisting of fibers • A band around the leg • Questioning or curious • Waiting without purpose • An unhealthy pale color • An object of importance • A wail of strong sadness • Interesting or fascinated • A dark reddish, purple color • Driven to believe irrationally • light emitted without combustion • ...
Lord of The Flies 2023-12-19
Across
- Who was the big'un that picked on the littl'uns?
- What colour were the pig droppings?
- What's Jack's main focus?
- What causes them to have upset stomachs?
- Which littl'un stayed in the shelter for 2 days?
- Where did Jack punch Piggy the first time?
- Where did they find the pig?
- What animal was Jack compared to?
- What medical condition does the fat boy have?
- What is Ralph very passionate about?
- What is Roger and Maurice in charge of?
- Who let the fire go out?
- Who was the first person Ralph met in chapter one?
- Who's been helping Ralph with the shelters?
- Who is the biggest littl'un?
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- What do the boys build on the mountain?
- What's the name of the thorns in the bush?
- What's the small boy scared about?
- What did Jack use to hunt the pig?
- What do they think the beastie is?
- What are the littl'uns experiencing?
- Who's father is in the Navy?
- What did the fat boy see out of the plane window?
- What's the conch symbolic for?
- What did they use to light the fire?
- Who's the leader of the choir?
- What colour of shirt was Ralph wearing when they crashed?
- What did they use the fire for?
- What do the littl'uns do all day?
- What was the name of the first boy who responded to the conch?
30 Clues: Who let the fire go out? • What's Jack's main focus? • Who's father is in the Navy? • Where did they find the pig? • Who is the biggest littl'un? • What's the conch symbolic for? • Who's the leader of the choir? • What did they use the fire for? • What animal was Jack compared to? • What do the littl'uns do all day? • What's the small boy scared about? • ...
Lord of the Flies 2024-01-12
Across
- twins, stayed loyal to ralph
- the symbol for their government, you were allowed to talk if you held it
- quiet, killed in the dance
- what jack found most important
- rock where did jack and the other live in when he broke off
- what they were by the end
- voted as chief in the beginning
- how many chapters were in the book
- what did ralph build for the boys to sleep in
- what they did on hunts to kill something
- what falls from the sky that they think is the beast
- fat, wears glasses
- what were the boys afraid of the whole time
- how did piggy die
Down
- who frees them from the island
- what most of they boys were in before the island,jack leads this group
- what the young children are referred to as
- the pigs head they put on a stick
- what was the symbol for civilization in the book
- where were they trapped
- leader of the hunters
- what ralph always wanted to have going
- how they ended up there
- the boy who releases the boulder that killed piggy
- where they are originally from
25 Clues: how did piggy die • fat, wears glasses • leader of the hunters • where were they trapped • how they ended up there • what they were by the end • quiet, killed in the dance • twins, stayed loyal to ralph • who frees them from the island • what jack found most important • where they are originally from • voted as chief in the beginning • the pigs head they put on a stick • ...
"Lord of the Flies" 2024-01-03
Across
- Who's main priority was a signal fire?
- secret or hidden
- climb awkwardly; as if by scrambling
- rise rapidley
- What did they call the littlun that died in the fire.(five words)
- prevent from being seen or discovered.
- Which character was made fun of the most?
- Who was murdered first?
- The thing on the top of the mountain (two words)
- What was used as a sign of hope?
- Who saves the boys from the island? (two words)
- The twins
- What they called the indentation from the plane crash
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- Ralph wept for the end of _________.
- The younger group of boys
- The last Chapter of the book.(four words)
- Used to start the fire.
- What did they use to call the meetings?
- Author of the book
- bite or chew on with the teeth
- the next day
- what was used as a sign of savagery.(two words)
- lasting for a markedly brief time
- the name of the Lord of the Flies (two words)
- Who's main priority was hunting?
- Jacks base (two words)
26 Clues: The twins • the next day • rise rapidley • secret or hidden • Author of the book • Jacks base (two words) • Used to start the fire. • Who was murdered first? • The younger group of boys • bite or chew on with the teeth • What was used as a sign of hope? • Who's main priority was hunting? • lasting for a markedly brief time • Ralph wept for the end of _________. • ...
Lord of the Flies 2024-01-03
Across
- Who hates Ralph throughout the whole book
- The piece of land where the damage of the crash is left behind
- What instrument does the conch symbolize
- Who does Piggy live with
- What the boys call a monster
- Where does the plane crash
- You could talk when you had...(2 words)
- What weapon do the boys use while hunting
- What emotion is the real monster(Starts with F)
- Who saves the boys in the end(3 words)
- What do the boys eat in the beginning of the book
- Who were the twins
- Who was the first chief
- Which Littlun says that the beast comes out of the sea
- Who wrote LOTF
- What do the boys make to try to signal rescuers
- Whos body is carried out by the sea
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- What does Simon find at the top of the mountain
- What is used in the 1st attempt to flush Ralph out (Begins with B)
- What weather phenomenon occurs after the boys kill Simon
- What does Roger throw at young Henry(He doesn't hit him with it)
- What is Jack the king of
- What the hunters used to be called
- What "condition" does Piggy have so he can't run
- Who kills Piggy
- What nationality are the boys
- What do the hunters use on their faces( Begins with C)
- What did Piggy's glasses help make
- Who threw sand into the littlun's eye
- who was made fun of the most
- What job does Ralph's dad have
31 Clues: Who wrote LOTF • Who kills Piggy • Who were the twins • Who was the first chief • Who does Piggy live with • What is Jack the king of • Where does the plane crash • What the boys call a monster • who was made fun of the most • What nationality are the boys • What job does Ralph's dad have • What the hunters used to be called • What did Piggy's glasses help make • ...
Lord of the Flies 2024-01-04
Across
- to inhale through the nose
- hitting hard
- carrying something very heavy
- outsmart
- clenching your hands
- a hallway that's not wide
- wanting to appear evil
- keeping a secret
- climb up something like a ladder
- light a candle, make light
- stuck together and small
- staying still
- lots of attention to something
Down
- very clear and obvious
- quietly laugh
- something sinking beneath ground
- sitting down on heels
- moving very slow
- being insane or mad
- water rising rapidly
- balling up a paper
- very excited to do something
- worn to shreds
- almost no light
24 Clues: outsmart • hitting hard • quietly laugh • staying still • worn to shreds • almost no light • moving very slow • keeping a secret • balling up a paper • being insane or mad • clenching your hands • water rising rapidly • sitting down on heels • very clear and obvious • wanting to appear evil • stuck together and small • a hallway that's not wide • to inhale through the nose • light a candle, make light • ...
lord of the flies 2024-01-03
Across
- which character was made fun of the most
- what did they call the monster
- how did simon die
- who was the hunter
- first name of author
- who were the twins
- who were the youngest on the island
- what was the most important thing
- who was the lord of the flies
- who was chosen as the leader at the begining
- what had to held to be allowed to talk
- what was the beast on top of the hill
- what was used to start the fire
- who was jacks second in command
Down
- who saved them
- who died first
- what were they surrounded by
- what did simon suffer from
- where was jack and his followers were staying
- what killed piggy
- who was jacks hunters
- what represnted savagery
- they were becoming less civilized and more
- what was it called where the plane crashed
- who figured out what the beast really was
25 Clues: who saved them • who died first • how did simon die • what killed piggy • who was the hunter • who were the twins • first name of author • who was jacks hunters • what represnted savagery • what did simon suffer from • what were they surrounded by • who was the lord of the flies • what did they call the monster • what was used to start the fire • who was jacks second in command • ...
Lord of the Flies 2023-09-27
Across
- Group gathering for a purpose.
- Soldier descending by parachute.
- Behavior conforming to accepted standards.
- Boys tasked with hunting.
- Older boys on the island.
- Complete disorder and confusion.
- The pig's head; symbol of evil.
- Wild, uncontrolled.
- Fire for sending a distress signal.
- Place of shelter or safety.
Down
- Dance Ritual dance by the boys.
- Advanced state of human society.
- Imaginary creature; symbol of fear.
- Large sea snail shell.
- Younger boys on the island.
- Someone who saves others.
- Series of actions performed regularly.
- Person rejected by society.
- Brutal, uncivilized behavior.
- Damaged area; where plane crashed.
20 Clues: Wild, uncontrolled. • Large sea snail shell. • Boys tasked with hunting. • Someone who saves others. • Older boys on the island. • Younger boys on the island. • Person rejected by society. • Place of shelter or safety. • Brutal, uncivilized behavior. • Group gathering for a purpose. • Dance Ritual dance by the boys. • The pig's head; symbol of evil. • Advanced state of human society. • ...
lord of the flies 2024-12-03
25 Clues: pale • guess • harsh • proper • wisely • caused • sneaky • swollen • hateful • unspoken • disorder • decorate • show off • rotation • secretive • deceptive • ridiculous • brilliance • speechless • dark hidden • timid afraid • singly softly • garbage;trash • unexplainable • short sightedness
Lord of the Flies 2024-11-21
25 Clues: pale • guess • harsh • wisely • proper • caused • sneaky • swollen • hateful • decorate • show off • rotation • disorder • unspoked • secretive • deceptive • speechless • brilliance • ridiculous • unexplained • dark; hidden • singly softly • timid; afraid • garbage; trash • shortsightedness
lord of the fleis 2024-11-19
25 Clues: pale • gues • harah • caused • wisely • sneaky • proper • hateful • swollen • rotation • unspoken • show off • disorder • decorate • secretive • deceptive • speechless • brilliance • ridiculous • dark;hidden • timid;afraid • unexplainable • singly softly • garbage;trash • short sightedness
Lord of the Flies 2025-02-26
Across
- one of the main characters who got his name because of his weight.
- the sickness that Piggy has
- the boys build _________ in the sand.
- difficulties or hardships
- one of the main characters who wants to kill a pig.
- where Ralph spends most of his time at first.
- the animal that the boys on the island plan to hunt for food.
- vines that grow on the island in which the boys are stranded on.
- Ralph focused on finding shelter while Jack focused on __________.
- in a loud and noisy way that attracts attention.
- slowing down someone’s or something’s progress
- the shell that is used to call all of the boys who are on the island for a meeting.
Down
- the item the boys used to start a fire.
- feeling or showing anger because of something unjust or unworthy.
- the snake-like creature that the little kids on the island saw.
- the stage to speak for whoever is holding the conch.
- the name that the older boys use to refer to the younger boys.
- a floating land mass where the story takes place.
- one of the main characters who's known for his fair hair and leadership.
- the type of shell they use to drink from.
20 Clues: difficulties or hardships • the sickness that Piggy has • the boys build _________ in the sand. • the item the boys used to start a fire. • the type of shell they use to drink from. • where Ralph spends most of his time at first. • slowing down someone’s or something’s progress • in a loud and noisy way that attracts attention. • ...
Lord of the Flies 2025-02-26
Across
- the item the boys used to start a fire.
- difficulties or hardships
- vines that grow on the island in which the boys are stranded on.
- the animal that the boys on the island plan to hunt for food.
- Ralph focused on finding shelter while Jack focused on __________.
- slowing down someone’s or something’s progress
- the name that the older boys use to refer to the younger boys.
- the type of shell they use to drink from.
- one of the main characters who wants to kill a pig.
- the shell that is used to call all of the boys who are on the island for a meeting.
- where Ralph spends most of his time at first.
- a floating land mass where the story takes place.
Down
- the snake-like creature that the little kids on the island saw.
- the stage to speak for whoever is holding the conch.
- one of the main characters who's known for his fair hair and leadership.
- the sickness that Piggy has
- one of the main characters who got his name because of his weight.
- feeling or showing anger because of something unjust or unworthy.
- in a loud and noisy way that attracts attention.
- the boys build _________ in the sand.
20 Clues: difficulties or hardships • the sickness that Piggy has • the boys build _________ in the sand. • the item the boys used to start a fire. • the type of shell they use to drink from. • where Ralph spends most of his time at first. • slowing down someone’s or something’s progress • in a loud and noisy way that attracts attention. • ...
lord of the flies 2025-04-03
Across
- how the savages get ralph out of the brush
- the beast is actually a ____
- symbolizes getting to talk
- piggy's___ are used to start the fires
- who is allowed to interrupt the conch
- ralph jabs at __ with a spear
- the island is a small
- "fat" intellectual asthmatic boy
- ___Golding author of lord of the flies
- younger children
- main character, antagonist
- the hunters chant, "kill the __, cut his throat, spill his blood"
- symbol of evil
- another name for piggy's glasses
- red hair, leader of the choir
Down
- the island is __ shaped
- who is on the beach when ralph makes it out of the forest
- the choir have matching ___
- the conch mooed like a __
- relative of mulberry and the biggest
- who goes with ralph and jack to check the island
- who forgets their name
- the hunters are in charge of __
- who is the voice of lord of the flies
- the hunters wear____ on their faces
- they use__ to signal to ships
- scar the name of the wreckage from the plane
- jack was in charge of the__
- set of twins
- what jack and his hunters finally kill
30 Clues: set of twins • symbol of evil • younger children • the island is a small • who forgets their name • the island is __ shaped • the conch mooed like a __ • symbolizes getting to talk • main character, antagonist • the choir have matching ___ • jack was in charge of the__ • the beast is actually a ____ • ralph jabs at __ with a spear • they use__ to signal to ships • ...
Lord of the Flies 2024-10-28
Across
- What the followers of Jack's tribe became
- The twins who do everything together
- What Jack's tribe did in order to please the Beast and stop the storm; consisted of replicating a hunt
- Group led by jack before the split of order and after they landed
- The only source of rescue
- Nickname for the smart fat kid
- The pearly shell that when blown, calls an assembly; When held it gives a person the right to speak at an assembly
- The youngest boys in the group
- The pigs that the Hunters kill for food
- The voted in chief
Down
- A condition that stops piggy from doing work
- The red-headed leader of the hunters
- A stick with a pig head on it; was left as an offering to the beast
- The nonexistent source of fear among the boys
- The kid everyone thinks is batty
- The most feared boy after the split of order
- The group that Jack formed when he split from the others
- The oldest boys in the group
- The only way to start the fire; owned by Piggy
- What happened because of the chaos and savagery that Jack created
20 Clues: The voted in chief • The only source of rescue • The oldest boys in the group • Nickname for the smart fat kid • The youngest boys in the group • The kid everyone thinks is batty • The red-headed leader of the hunters • The twins who do everything together • The pigs that the Hunters kill for food • What the followers of Jack's tribe became • ...
Lord of the Flies 2025-01-28
Across
- Jack changes to become more savage "_ _ _ like"
- the conch changes and becomes less powerful "the air had bleached the yellow and pink to near _ _ _ _ _"
- "something _ _ _ _ was fumbling along"
- A hint at something to come later in the text
- Used to create tension in the build up to Simon's death
- Jack changes to become more savage "_ _ _ -like on all fours"
- "the _ _ _ _ _ are the only thing we've got"
- "bollocks to the _ _ _ _ _"
- the violent chant of the boys "kill the pig, cut her throat, spill her _ _ _ _ _"
- Jack's mask: "The mask _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ them"
- Simon seen the truth "mankind's essential _ _ _ _ _ _ _"
- Piggy: "life is _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _"
- "the island was _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ up like dead wood"
Down
- as Piggy dies, so does the last links to civilisation and order "the conch _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ into a thousand white fragments"
- What lands on the island that Sam'n'eric mistake for 'the beast'?
- violent and sexual language of the pig hunt "They were heavy and _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ upon her"
- Roger's inability to throw rocks at the littluns "here, invisible yet strong, was the _ _ _ _ _ of the old life"
- Jack: "We're _ _ _ _ _ _ _ and the _ _ _ _ _ _ _ are best at everything"
- an object or image that has a deeper meaning beyond its literal one - an object used to represent ideas or meanings
- which biblical location does the island symbolise (think Adam and Eve)?
- Animalistic imagery used to describe the boys when they kill Simon "The tearing of (5,3,5)"
- Dichotomy of Jack and Ralph "two _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ of experience unable to communicate"
- "I ought to be _ _ _ _ _" Jack's entitlement
- Two sides of the same coin - a whole divided
- "well have hands up like at _ _ _ _ _ _"
25 Clues: "bollocks to the _ _ _ _ _" • Piggy: "life is _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _" • "something _ _ _ _ was fumbling along" • "well have hands up like at _ _ _ _ _ _" • "the _ _ _ _ _ are the only thing we've got" • "I ought to be _ _ _ _ _" Jack's entitlement • Two sides of the same coin - a whole divided • A hint at something to come later in the text • ...
Lord of the Flies 2025-02-15
Across
- Long, vine-like plants on the island
- Symbol of hope and rescue
- The original food source for the boys, however Jack insists they need meat
- Human Impact on nature
- Person that saves the boys on the island
- Last relevant and important piece of civilization
- The twins of the story seen as one person
- Compared to a vampire and was the initial beast
- Represents Dictatorship and power, home of the hunters
- Christ like or saint figure
- This character is blind without his glasses
Down
- Person that released the boulder that killed Piggy
- What was on the face of the boys that died in the fire that lost control
- First offering to the beast, surrounded by flies
- An item that represents leadership and order
- Original Chief and protagonist
- A personified form of the boys' fear
- Savage leader of the hunters
- Microcosm of the world
- The name given for the Democratic meetings held by Ralph
20 Clues: Human Impact on nature • Microcosm of the world • Symbol of hope and rescue • Christ like or saint figure • Savage leader of the hunters • Original Chief and protagonist • Long, vine-like plants on the island • A personified form of the boys' fear • Person that saves the boys on the island • The twins of the story seen as one person • This character is blind without his glasses • ...
lord of the flies 2025-11-17
Across
- – to object or show reluctance
- – to decorate with ribbons, garlands, or other hanging ornaments
- – not allowing something to pass through; not affected by something
- – involved deeply in conflict or a complicated situation
- – quiet, restrained, or softened
- – wisely; showing good judgment
- – mockery or ridicule
- – to criticize or scold sharply
- – secretly or slyly, trying not to be noticed
Down
- – the belief that people are motivated by selfishness; distrust of others’ motives
- – continuously; never ending
- – guessing or forming theories without firm evidence
- – seemingly endless; never finishing
- – expressed with strong emphasis or force
- – violently or turbulently, like a storm
- – intense passion or enthusiasm
- – made a careless or foolish mistake
- – flaky or scaly, like dandruff
- – doing something without purpose or energy; lazily
- – agreement or approval
20 Clues: – mockery or ridicule • – agreement or approval • – continuously; never ending • – to object or show reluctance • – intense passion or enthusiasm • – wisely; showing good judgment • – flaky or scaly, like dandruff • – to criticize or scold sharply • – quiet, restrained, or softened • – seemingly endless; never finishing • – made a careless or foolish mistake • ...
Lord of The Flies 2025-09-22
Across
- Brilliant radiance or shining brightness
- A solitary or colonial sedentary form of a coelenterate
- An unfortunate change in fortune
- Of a dull grayish-brown colour
- A projecting corner or angle of a wall or building
- Superficially plausible, but actually wrong
- To say something without confidence
- An offer or proposal
- To spend time with a friend
Down
- Skip or dance about in a lively or playful way
- A type of body percussion/rhythm technique
- Very numerous
- Involve (someone) deeply in a difficult situation
- Whispering, murmuring, or rustling
- To act in an openly rebellious manner to authority
- Expressing contempt or ridicule
- A downward slope
- Tending to obstruct or harm
- To be covered with or resemble scurf
- The quality of being cheerful and full of energy
20 Clues: Very numerous • A downward slope • An offer or proposal • Tending to obstruct or harm • To spend time with a friend • Of a dull grayish-brown colour • Expressing contempt or ridicule • An unfortunate change in fortune • Whispering, murmuring, or rustling • To say something without confidence • To be covered with or resemble scurf • Brilliant radiance or shining brightness • ...
Lord of the Flies 2025-12-12
Across
- Rational boy whose glasses symbolize knowledge.
- Name given to the youngest boys.
- Sensitive boy who discovers the true “beast.”
- Represents rescue, destruction, and civilization.
- Weather event during Simon’s death.
- Symbol of authority and the right to speak.
- Type of fire Ralph insists must stay lit.
- Insects surrounding the pig’s head.
- First word in the title’s symbolic figure.
Down
- Jack’s original group who become hunters.
- Item essential for lighting the fire.
- Object that kills Piggy.
- The isolated setting of the novel.
- What the boys hope for throughout the novel.
- What the boys become as civilization fades.
- Character who becomes leader of the hunters.
- Structures Ralph insists the boys build.
- Hides identity and unleashes primal instincts.
- Imagined creature that symbolizes internal fear.
- Weapon used by the hunters.
20 Clues: Object that kills Piggy. • Weapon used by the hunters. • Name given to the youngest boys. • The isolated setting of the novel. • Weather event during Simon’s death. • Insects surrounding the pig’s head. • Item essential for lighting the fire. • Structures Ralph insists the boys build. • Jack’s original group who become hunters. • Type of fire Ralph insists must stay lit. • ...
