shakespeare Crossword Puzzles

12 Clues: King of Blues guitarist • R&B stands for rhythm and • Number one country radio station • Fun loving dance style of R&B music • Hillbilly Shakespeare known for his nasal tone • One of the first gospel music composers was Thomas _____ • The King of Soul who brought gospel into the pop mainstream • Due to new technology and movement, music becomes urban and • ...

10 Clues: Where Much Ado About Nothing is set • (arguably)the protagonist of the play • Ball Where Claudio agrees to marry Hero • Hero's father and the owner of the household • the man who marries Claudio and Hero together • the playwright who wrote Much Ado About Nothing • Beatrice is tricked into thinking that Benedick _ _ _ _ _ her • ...

10 Clues: where the play is set • the person who wrote the play • what Juliet uses to kill herself • the genre of the play (other than romance) • the families are also referred to as ______ • the person who brought Juliet up from childhood • the person who falls in love with Juliet the second he sees her • the amount of civil brawls the two families have been evolved in • ...

10 Clues: - "Stephen King, the master of horror fiction" • - "Louisa May Alcott, author of 'Little Women'" • - "F. Scott Fitzgerald, writer of 'The Great Gatsby'" • - "George Orwell, known for '1984' and 'Animal Farm'" • - "Writer of 'The Lord of the Rings' and 'The Hobbit'" • - "Renowned playwright of 'Romeo and Juliet' and 'Hamlet'" • ...

10 Clues: Beah's home village • symbol of hope in the sky • an author ishmael enjoyed reading • rehabilitation organization that rescued Ishmael • Ishmael's passion and a reminder of his innocence • the comination of the ARFC and the RUF, brought the war to Freetown • Sierra leone's capital, untouched by the war until the end of the novel • ...

10 Clues: In Nina Bawden’s book, whose war was it? • In poetry, we check for a rhyme ________ • To give non-human things human qualities. • The poetic form Shakespeare was famous for. using. • The surname of the famous war poet Wilfred _______. • W.W._______________ , the author of ‘The Monkey’s Paw’. • You include this type of question in persuasive writing. • ...

10 Clues: Quand les mots vous manquent • Un lieu sombre et inintelligible • Vous utiliserez une parapluie pour l'éviter • De traverser ou voyager par monts et par vaux • Si une personne est nerveuse, ses paumes sont ____ • Lignes rouges et sanglantes qui peuvent apparaître sur la peau • Un sentiment de malaise à la suite d'un événement traumatisant • ...

10 Clues: The "Shakespeare of India" • The oldest living language in India • The city known as the "City of Pearls" • The state known as the “Spice Garden of India” • The Indian state that has the longest coastline • The avenue where the Republic Day parade takes place • The Indian language known as the “Italian of the East” • ...

10 Clues: Renaissance-era study of the stars and planets • The author of The Prince, a political treatise • English playwright known for Hamlet and Romeo and Juliet • A Renaissance invention that revolutionized communication • A Renaissance figure known as the "Father of Modern Science" • The movement that emphasized human potential and achievements • ...

10 Clues: Made over 1700 words • Period of the english language • High class were literate in english and ___ • Only the upper class and ___ could read and write • Theaters such as The ___ were a source of literature • Creation of ___ and grammars standardized the language • The spread of the ___ allowed more people to read and write • ...

10 Clues: Famous playwright and poet from England • A political treatise written by Machiavelli • Renowned artist and sculptor of the Sistine Chapel • A major artistic technique involving light and shadow • The city considered the birthplace of the Renaissance • Lisa One of the most famous paintings by Leonardo da Vinci • ...

10 Clues: Where is The Globe? • What is Nathan's surname? • What did the queen wear on her head? • What is the surname of the nasty boy? • What did they drink a lot of at this time? • What type of poem did Shakespeare write for Nathan? • What was the name of the era Nathan travels back to? • What is the name of the river mentioned in the story? • ...

10 Clues: "happy tears" • He spoke angrily. • As fast as a cheetah • The fierce fire raged. • "slam" "ring" "roared" • A green traffic light means you can go. • I spoke to him / You spoke to him. / Sally spoke to him. • "By chance or nature’s changing course untrimm'd" (Shakespeare - Sonnet 18) • ...

10 Clues: Author of Romeo & Juliet • '___ Expectations,' by Charles Dickens • Author of 'Pride and Prejudice' (last name) • Author of 'The Catcher in the Rye' (last name) • 'The Great ____,' written by F. Scott Fitzgerald • Author of ' The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn' (last name) • Tale of an science experiment gone awry; written by Mary Shelley • ...

10 Clues: : Something that cannot be copyrighted • : The quality of being out of proportion • : Things that are impossible to understand • : The act of describing something as worthless • : In a way that is unusual for someone or something • : The measurement of light spectra with very small samples • : The state of being able to achieve honors (from Shakespeare) • ...

10 Clues: Primeiro ator da história do teatro. • Maior dramaturgo do teatro elisabetano inglês. • Gênero teatral que fazia sátira e humor sobre o cotidiano. • No Século XVI em que o teatro renasceu com força na ------. • Deus grego homenageado nas primeiras apresentações teatrais. • Gênero teatral grego que tratava de temas sérios e trágicos. • ...

10 Clues: A renowned English playwright and poet. • Russian novelist known for "War and Peace". • Creator of the magical world of Harry Potter. • Author of "A Christmas Carol" and "Oliver Twist". • Pen name of Samuel Clemens, author of "Tom Sawyer". • Norwegian Nobel laureate known for "Growth of the Soil". • Wrote classic romantic novels like "Pride and Prejudice". • ...

10 Clues: THE ANNAPURNA, FEEDING EVERYONE • THE REAL POET, SBSC'S HIP HOP DANCER • FIRST TIME POET FOR LAST 2 TIMES IN A ROW • Not just an expert but an authority on home loans • THE SOCRATES AND SHAKESPEARE COMBINED PHILOSOPHER • THE SME EXPERT WHO WAS A TEACHER BEFORE JOINING SBI • LOOKS LIKE A POLICE MAN- FULL OF LIGHT AND LAUGHTER • ...

6 Clues: who wrote the novel night. • Who is my homeroom teacher. • who is my other homeroom teacher. • Who wrote the novel Of Mice and Men. • Who wrote the play A Midsummers night • What do you do at the end of your 8th grade year.

7 Clues: happiness drug" • of this issue's Faculty Focus • put on by YULA Girls Division • sold by Etai Turgeman every breakfast • of stars awarded to "A Beginners Mind" by The Panther Post • of college applications last year according to a front-page article • English playwright & poet who inspired the title of an article this issue

6 Clues: an event causing great suffering • male ruler of an independent state • a play written by William Shakespeare • a woman thought to have evil magic powers • a country that is part of the United Kingdom • is a character in one of William Shakespeare's play

6 Clues: This food is Italy's most famous. • This sport is Italy's most famous. • This Landmark is Italy's most famous. • Shakespeare has 13 ____ set in Italy? • The most famous person from Italy is Julius ______ • The most famous artist, originally from Italy is Leonardo Da _____

6 Clues: "Freeze your brain!" • "God I hate Shakespeare!" • "My name is Regina George" • "Angelica Elisa and PEGGY"The Scyler Sisters! WORK" • "If Pies were books yours would be Shakespeare's letters!" • "Alpiba why couldn't you stay calm for once instead of flying off the handle!"

6 Clues: "Freeze your brain!" • "God I hate Shakespeare!" • "My name is Regina George" • "Angelica Elisa and PEGGY"The Scyler Sisters! WORK" • "If Pies were books yours would be Shakespeare's letters!" • "Alpiba why couldn't you stay calm for once instead of flying off the handle!"

6 Clues: "Freeze your brain!" • "God I hate Shakespeare!" • "My name is Regina George" • "Angelica Elisa and PEGGY"The Scyler Sisters! WORK" • "If Pies were books yours would be Shakespeare's letters!" • "Alpiba why couldn't you stay calm for once instead of flying off the handle!"

6 Clues: The rebirth of Europe • greatest English author of all time • theater owned by William Shakespeare • artist who created the David and Pitea • artist who created the Mona Lisa and the last supper • fee that borrowers pay for the use of someone else’s money

14 Clues: she looks after Juliet • the writer of the play • the setting of the play • a conversation between two people • she meets Romeo for the first time • Juliet's reaction to Romeo's request • the family that is hosting the family • was not invited, so he gatecrashed the party • Julia is upset when she discover Romeo is a ___ • Romeo was in love with her before he meets Juliet • ...

14 Clues: What was the entire meal was • What was thrown to the worst actor • What happens when you get the plague • What did people call queen Elizabeth • She was queen of England from 1558-1603 • queen Elizabeth strongly supported what • He is famous for creating Romeo and Juliet • Queen Elizabeth also strongly supported what • What was the dessert that the Globe was serving • ...

14 Clues: Who hosts the show '15 minute meals'? • Who is famous for the song 'thriller'? • Who is the voice of Woody in Toy Story? • Which billionaire owns the company Virgin? • Which British author wrote 'Harry Potter'? • What is the name of Jay Z and Beyonce's baby? • Which boyband released the film 'This is Us'? • Who is the current manager of Manchester United? • ...

14 Clues: We can use a camera to take a _______. • We can find, use, and keep information. • This word means we cut down many trees. • This animal helps Santa pull his sleigh. • The _______ was invented by Graham Bell. • This is a doctor for animals, not people. • "Romeo and Juliet" was written by _________. • The Horyuji Temple was ______ by Shotoku Taishi. • ...

14 Clues: Who killed Macbeth? • How Lady Macbeth dies. • The name of Banquo's son. • The Scottish word for a lord. • The name of the writer of 'Macbeth' • Macbeth murders Duncan whilst he _______. • What did Macbeth use to kill King Duncan? • The name of the king at the start of the play. • Macbeth could not be killed by any man "of woman _______". • ...

14 Clues: Juliet's Dads job • Charlie's cars name • First name of the author • Where Olivia's beach house is • What year the main characters are in • What Rob didn't believe in until Juliet • Who Rob would be if in "Romeo and Juliet" • where Rosaline and Rob had their first kiss • College that Rob and Rosaline want to go to • What Rosaline is obsessed with on Len's hand/arm • ...

13 Clues: Hauptbegriff der Strömung • Hauptzentrum des Sturm und Drangs • Die Sprache kann als sehr … bezeichnet werden • Der Fokus der Strömung liegt auf Gefühlen und … • Fachbegriff für das Stilmittel der Verniedlichung • Ein typisches Symbol in der Lyrik des Sturm und Drangs • Der Vorgänger des Sturm und Drangs ist die Epoche der... • ...

13 Clues: Something is … • A children's pirate ship • The fastest Bajan holiday goer • Can be useful when you're up a creek • Useful for DIY and chasing little girls • The weekly grind/ a lovely old labrador • A word used to describe camping washing up • dear A phrase to learn for a happy marriage • pan What not to buy your wife for christmas • ...

13 Clues: Awfully good • as red as a rose • the bank was in debt • sheep should sleep in a shed • he is a walking encyclopedia • he was as tall as a skyscraper • the rock sat by the tree all alone • cousins by chance friends by choice • the walk to school is a million miles! • I like flowers. I like my garden. I like soccer. • “beep,beep” I could hear my phone from a mile away. • ...

13 Clues: ____ helps Montag • the animal outside of Montag's house • Faber is a retired ___ professor (woo!) • the place where Montag and Faber first met • a poet and playwright that Faber asks about • the book Montag stole from the old lady's attic • Since 1990, they have fought and won two ____ wars • the type of writing that Montag reads to the ladies • ...

13 Clues: is a famous French playwright • This is a form of Italian comedy • gender of actors in Elizabethan England • helped create special effects for plays • the greatest English dramatist of all time • Short dramatized scenes performed during Mass • speeches where actors talk alone to the audience • a stock character whose name means baggy trousers • ...

13 Clues: Thomas More wrote this book. • The name for French Calvinists. • Writing in the common language. • A payment to the church for forgiveness. • The Northern Renaissance started in this country. • The treaty that ended the French Wars of Religion. • A wealthy person who commissioned art from artists. • The English playwright that wrote about human flaws. • ...

18 Clues: Writer of the Play • Juliet's fiery cousin • the family Romeo belongs to • the family Juliet belongs to • 16 year-old male protagonist • the city the play takes place • 13 year-old female protagonist • The Montagues and Capulets are? • Who is a mother-figure to Juliet? • "Let palms do what lips do," means? • Who delivers a monologue about Queen Mab? • ...

18 Clues: Kills Macbeth • The King of Scotland • Goddess of witchcraft • The writer of this play. • Lady Macbeth's strange habit • Birnam Wood moved into this city. • Said, "Fair is foul, and foul is fair." • Banquo's son that escapes the murderers • Where coronations for Scottish Kings occur. • Lady Macbeth accidentally confessed to me Duncan's murder • ...

18 Clues: The author we are reading next • Due date for the research paper • A game this class likes to play • Which lunch does this class have? • The type of character that changes. • The type of character that is complex. • Last day of school before Spring break • the type of bibliography we did in class • the investigation and study of materials • ...

18 Clues: ACRIML (7) • REAWITHSON (6,6) • GIVEGIVEGIVEGIVEGETGETFETGET • To teach a new railway employee • DC Villain who loves a cryptic crossword! • Band who lived on a colourful submersible • This Henry will help you with your cleaning • This WWE wrestler will send you to the morgue • Music duo with a passion for woodworking (10) • The ginger beer cocktail is very weather adverse • ...

19 Clues: What carries the story? • Theme is called what in greek? • What do characters carry forward? • What is another word for language? • Music is also called what in greek? • What is another name for spectacle? • Characters are called what in geek? • What is the plot called in the greek? • Plot refers to the (Blank) of the play. • What is the meaning of thought or idea? • ...

18 Clues: Fastest land animal • Capital of Australia • "You're a ________ Harry" • Fruit with seeds on the outside • Wrote the play 'Romeo and Juliet' • Hardest Natural substance on Earth • Chess piece that can only move diagonally • Michael Jackson's iconic zombie dance song • Gas that plants absorb from the atmosphere • Movie where a young boy befriends an alien • ...

18 Clues: A fairy • Father of Hermia • The king of fairies • The queen of fairies • The duke/king of Athens • The man who loves Hermia • The woman who loves Demetrius • Queen of Amazons and marrying Thesus • The man who loves Hermia now, but loved Helena • The Midnight Summer's Dream is made by _______ • The woman who loves Lysander but can't marry him. • ...

18 Clues: Mary's nickname • A male ruler like Henry VIII • Invented the printing press. • Henry's second wife, beheaded. • Started the protestant reformation. • A Tudor king known for having six wives • Henry VIII’s son who became king as a child • A very famous English writer from Tudor times • A female ruler, such as Elizabeth I or Mary I • ...

5 Clues: Wrote Romeo and Juliet • She supported exploration • He created the Sistine Chapel • A carving into wood to make a print • This was an affect of the Renaissance

11 Clues: exaggeration (figure of speech) • verb to say you have the same opinion • Part of New York where rap was created • a group of lines of poetry forming a unit • repetition of the same word in different lines • part of a song that is repeated multiple times • a famous English playwright of the 16th century • describes a thing or object in a way that is not • ...

11 Clues: produce a script • keeps us wondering • traditional singers/storytellers • transforms events into condensed and compelling forms • makes us accept the world of the play and its inhabitants • sometimes referred to as the Bard of Avon or simply The Bard • taking the play apart and reinventing it in a particular way • ...

11 Clues: A strong feeling of affection • Strong and barely controllable emotion. • A gentle feeling of fondness or liking. • To wish or long for something;crave, want • Only motivated by their own self interest • The central or innermost part of something. • 'The greatest writer in the English language' • The emotions or conduct of friends; the state of being friends. • ...

11 Clues: an Italian explorer • the country where the renaissance began • an Italian writer, historian, diplomat and humanist • da Vinci greatest Pinter scientist and inventor • an Italian architect, painter, sculptor, poet, and engineer • the wealthiest and most influential members of Italian society • a wealthy and powerful Italian city where the renaissance started • ...

11 Clues: French word for rebirth • Famous play by Shakespeare • Famous painting by Leonardo da Vinci • Wealthy family who patronised artists • City considered the birthplace of the Renaissance • Sculptor and painter who created the Sistine Chapel ceiling • A famous cathedral in Florence with a dome designed by Brunelleschi • ...

11 Clues: Who wrote "Romeo and Juliet"? • What is the capital of France? • What is the largest ocean on Earth? • Which gas do plants use for photosynthesis? • What is the study of living organisms called? • What is the largest planet in our solar system? • What is the study of the universe and its contents called? • Which famous scientist developed the theory of relativity? • ...

11 Clues: Ősi dinoszaurusz, amely a jura időszak végén élt. • A világ legmagasabb hegysége, amely Ázsiában található. • A híres brit óceánjáró hajó, amely 1912-ben süllyedt el. • Földrajzi jelenség, amelyben a magma a földfelszínre tör. • Franciaország legismertebb látványossága, Párizs szimbóluma. • Egyik legismertebb üdítőital, amelyet 1886-ban alkottak meg. • ...

10 Clues: This river flows through London • The national animal of England is the _____ • The national flower of England is the _____ • The only venomous snake in UK is the ______ • The national flower of Scotland is the _____ • the national tree of England is the ____ tree • In the UK it is an act of treason to kill a ______ • ...

10 Clues: widest variety of temperatures • the sunset on this planet is blue • 71% of its surface is covered in water • planets All are solid, dense, and rocky • this planet sins so quickly it flattens itself • It is believed to rain diamonds on this planet • planets are made mostly of hydrogen and helium. • The atmospheric pressure of this planet is 92 times the earths • ...

10 Clues: Sonnet 18 • Everyone is so envious of her. • a lack of adequate roads and bridge • He had been in a drunken street braw • pilgrims who have undertaken a pilgrimage • She answered her accusers calmly and without rancor. • He elbowed people aside as he moved through the crowd • The “To Be or Not To Be” Speech, Hamlet, William Shakespeare • ...

10 Clues: being really rich - like Elon Musk • untidy and not clean - like my room • subtle and slow moving - like a spider • easily influenced - like your little sibling • being calm and not showing emotion - like meditating • a hint or indication - like notes on an open note quiz • doing something carefully - like walking across a tightrope • ...

10 Clues: The bestselling book of all time. • The author of the James Bond books. • The author of 'Pride and Prejudice'. • Leo Tolstoy's 1,200-page novel set in Russia. • The main character of 'The Lord of the Rings'. • The author of 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory'. • The world's oldest writing system, used in Ancient Egypt. • ...

10 Clues: May's Birthstone is the _____ • January's Birthstone is the ____ • March's Birth Flower is the ______ • November's birth flower is a ___________ • This famous writer died on his 52nd birthday • For her 13th birthday Anne Frank received a ___ as a birthday present • In China, the birthday boy or girl will traditionally eat longevity _____ • ...

10 Clues: Who wrote Othello? • What is a fatal flaw called? • What is Othello's fatal flaw? • What genre of play is Othello? • What is male dominated society called? • How should people feel for the main characters? • What is the term given to someone who watches the play? • Who was on the throne during Shakespeare's writing of Othello? • ...

10 Clues: Oliver Twist was written by... • The novel 1984 was written by... • Pride and Prejudice was written by... • Hamlet,Macbeth etc. were written by... • Who wrote about an old man and the sea? • What bird did E.A.Poe write about in his famous poem? • One of the most famous authors of horror novels is... • The most famous novel written by F.S. Fitzgerald is... • ...

10 Clues: Author of the "Sonnet 18". • Country where Pablo Neruda was born. • Type of imagery related to movement. • Poetic movement start in the 20th century. • Poem that produces a figure made by words. • The repetition of lines in a similar style. • A stop in a poetic line due to punctuation marks. • Poet known for writing horror novels and stories.(First Name) • ...

10 Clues: A symptom of the disease. • This is the bug found on the rats. • This was closed due to the outbreak. • This is a modern day cure for diseases. • This is the country the plague started in. • this is where the source of the rats came from. • A fifth of this died when Shakespeare was born. • A microorganism, especially one which causes disease. • ...

10 Clues: The "Shakespeare of India" • The oldest living language in India • The Indian city known as the "City of Pearls" • The state known as the "Spice Garden of India" • The Indian state that has the longest coastline • The Indian language known as the "Italian of the East" • The month in which the Constitution of India was adopted • ...

10 Clues: A renowned English playwright and poet. • Russian novelist known for "War and Peace". • Creator of the magical world of Harry Potter. • Author of "A Christmas Carol" and "Oliver Twist". • Pen name of Samuel Clemens, author of "Tom Sawyer". • Norwegian Nobel laureate known for "Growth of the Soil". • Wrote classic romantic novels like "Pride and Prejudice". • ...

14 Clues: The VSC Director is? • THERE ARE FIVE SPECIES OF _______. • KING Salmon are also known as_____. • This is used to get to the silvers. • This is one of a halibuts favorite meals. • Locals love to gather these in their pots. • Be careful when you cast so you don't get_____. • A popular pink salmon lure & womens hair style. • Help it sink. Hint: people use these to bulk up. • ...

14 Clues: Juliet's family • The man who wrote the play • A character killed by Romeo • Romeo is banished to this city • The city in which the play is set • The name of one of Romeo's friends • This comes at the start of the play • This is where Romeo and Juliet first meet • This is the weapon Juliet uses to kill herself • The woman that Romeo is initially in love with • ...

15 Clues: King of the fairies • Queen of the fairies • One of the main themes in the play • A flower that obtains a love potion • celebration of love happening in the play • A famous poet and writer;author of this play • Bottom’s head was turned into a donkey's head • is in love with Hermia; one of the four lovers • is in love with Hermia; one of the four lovers • ...

14 Clues: THE SENIOR CLASH COLOR • COLLEGE GRADUATION YEAR • OUR SENIOR CLASS OCC ADVISOR • LAST NAME OF RESEARCH TEACHER • NUMBER OF FLOORS IN THE SCHOOL • SPANISH CULTURE AND FILM TEACHER • SHAKESPEARE PLAY READ IN AP LITERATURE • EVERY SENIOR'S FAVORITE SCHOOL VACATION • NUMBER OF SNOW DAYS WE HAVE HAD THIS YEAR • NUMBER OF ABSENCES ALLOWED FOR A SCIENCE CLASS • ...

14 Clues: Writer of some text (6) • A reason for doing something (7) • Provide amusement or enjoyment (9) • Give someone facts or information (6) • Convince someone through reasoning (8) • A persuasive word meaning a high standard (7) • An informative word meaning a specific fact (6) • Persuasive text could be found in a magazine (6) • ...

14 Clues: Wuthering Heights author • "Pride and Prejudice" author • The King of fictional horror. • Her novel "Beloved" won the Pulitzer Prize • Known for novels like "The Joy Luck Club." • Masterful magical realism author from Colombia. • Crafted the languages and lore of Middle-earth. • This well-known playwright might have lived in a hamlet. • ...

15 Clues: Shakespeare's wife • The river next to the Globe Theatre • A famous tragedy featuring a Danish prince • A tragedy about a Moorish general in Venice • The city where the Globe Theatre was located • A play with three witches and a Scottish king • "To be, or not to be" is a line from this play • The type of roof the original Globe Theatre had • ...

14 Clues: I call it! • Tom Brady home state • You’re as Cold as Ice singers • Often featured in gothic works • Resilient dessert; you’re a tough _ • Spring in Spanish, Boticelli painting • said “though she be but little she is fierce” • Henry who said give me liberty or give me death • Milton _ (board game company who owns scrabble) • ...

6 Clues: Rococó é o estilo artístico que surgiu na França • Romeu e Julieta é uma tragédia escrita entre 1591 e 1595, nos primórdios da carreira literária de William Shakespeare, sobre dois adolescentes cuja morte acaba unindo suas famílias, outrora em pé de guerra. • ...

12 Clues: Poetic repetition, first letters aligned? (Clue - "She sells seashells by the seashore.") • Contrasting concepts in verse, like 'To be or not to be'. (CLUE- In Shakespeare’s Hamlet.) • Opposing words in poetry, as in 'bittersweet' expressions? (CLUE- opposing or contradictory words.) • ...

9 Clues: 指控 • 表演 • 喂养 • 结婚 • 允许 • 怀疑，嫌疑 • to produce or design sth that has not existed before • A person who writes plays for the theatre, television or radio • to express the meaning of speech or writing in a different language

15 Clues: the art of handwriting • the Anglo Saxon word for "bird" • Where different words come from • how words are spoken or pronounced • The accent of people who live in Newcastle • Medieval English poet who wrote the Canterbury Tales • a Middle English poem about a hero who kills a dragon • English playwright who was born in Stratford upon Avon • ...

15 Clues: "Oep z'n bakkes" • "I Have a Dream" • "Tonight we hunt" • "Je pens donc je suis" • "Ich bin ein Berliner" • "LEGEN-wait for it-DAIRY" • "Violence is my last option" • "Neem en eet, dit is mijn lichaam" • "Godsdienst is de opium van het volk" • "shall I compare thee to a summers day" • "That's another cooky"/"It's always the same cook" • ...

15 Clues: The author of Othello • Othellos loyal lieutenant • Loyal to Desdemona, Iagos wife • the island where the play is set in • Desdemonas father, senator of Venice • Othellos wife and Brabanzios daughter • Sabotages Othellos marriage, antagonist • Christian moor, general and protagonist • Othellos back round, a Muslim from North Africa • ...

15 Clues: Fowl roosts under a rung. • FE Kris Kringle is a man of iron! • Vexes backwards but lacks direction • Measure of a man is cleaned-up slime • North Shore suburb has almost no murder. • Pismire pinches a reticule and not west. • The boy stood on it for a knock-out blow • The car was wearily shod once more in the USA. • Really! Sounds like nothing for dinner. How come? • ...

15 Clues: A group of fish • A group of lions • Author of 'The Odyssey' • A group or room used to display works of art • Last name of author of 'The room on the roof' • A punctuation mark used to indicate possession • The central idea or message in a literary work • A word that connects words, phrases, or clauses. • A long narrative poem often involving heroic deeds • ...

15 Clues: Lord Chamberlain’s Men • Severe epidemic from 1603-1604 • There was no ____ in the theater. • Fled stratford for illegally hunting • Built in 1599 by the Chamberlain’s Company • He wrote comedies, tragedies, and histories • The play was written between 1593 and 1596. • were considered extremely poisonous, deadly • The river that the globe theater was built on • ...

15 Clues: Clays words were inspired by • What gazed in the foreground • What did clay write on the wall? • Clay rode what down the ash slope • What are mush-mallows on a stick? • What was Pablo putting on his arm? • The camp brochure had a lake with a • What did not write what on the wall? • The camp director wore mismatched what? • What circled clays head at a dizzying speed? • ...

15 Clues: The girl was cold • Spiderman is a hero • Dark Vader is a villian • A fire station burnt down • The movie made me feel sad • The sky started to get dark • That man looks rich and privileged • The story portrayed a sarcastic role • The movie Moana takes place on a tropical island • Her boyfriend cheated and she griefs on her couch • ...

15 Clues: A close friend to Romeo. • Romeo's Cousin and friend. • The person who rejects Romeo. • The Prince of Verona.(2 words) • The writer of Romeo and Juliet. • a genre based off love stories. • The personal servant of Juliet. • The setting of Romeo and Juliet. • The son of Lord Montague and lover of Juliet. • A Kingsman of the Prince and was chosen to marry Juliet. • ...

15 Clues: A close friend to Romeo. • Romeo's Cousin and friend. • The person who rejects Romeo. • The Prince of Verona.(2 words) • The writer of Romeo and Juliet. • a genre based off love stories. • The personal servant of Juliet. • The setting of Romeo and Juliet. • The son of Lord Montague and lover of Juliet. • A Kingsman of the Prince and was chosen to marry Juliet. • ...

15 Clues: The Bard • The layer of gases surrounding a planet • The most abundant gas in Earth's atmosphere • The "powerhouse" of the cell (abbreviation) • The hard, protective outer layer of a tooth • Ancient monumental structures built in Egypt • He developed the theory of general relativity • A mountain or hill that erupts with lava and ash • ...

15 Clues: a city in italy • an italian sculpture • something from europe • he created romeo and juliet • he invented the printing press • political and military theorist • supported artists by giving them money • the country the renaissance started in • renaissance, revival a rebirth of nationalism • was an Italian painter and architect of the High Renaissance • ...

10 Clues: Mrs. Lisa's last name • Mrs. Asuncion's first name • The baby goose in "The Wild Robot" • Harry and Ron's friend in Harry Potter • Your picnic could get ruined by these bugs • Most famous Halloween candy served on Halloween • Romeo's girlfriend in "Romeo & (his girlfriend)", by Shakespeare • Friend of Anna and Elsa's in Frozen 2, with her name beginning in H • ...

10 Clues: The writer of the play • The type of play it is • A character that brings evil to a play • Another word for when you lie to someone • Pedro He is the half-brother of Don John • All the couple do this at the end of the play • He agrees to battle Claudio for leaving Hero at the altar • She is the niece of Leonato and enjoys insulting Benedick • ...

10 Clues: important; famous. • at once; instantly. • birthplace of Shakespeare and The Beatles • well known from long or close association. • a statement or account that makes something clear. • a strong, regular, repeated pattern of movement or sound. • having or ending with an identical or corresponding sound to another • ...

10 Clues: An intense feeling of affection. • The type of text studied so far this term. • ________ 130 was a poem we studied this term. • A language technique that uses extreme exaggeration. • First name Dorothea; she wrote the play 'My Country.' • First name William; wrote plays and poems in the 1500s. • A _______ wife is regarded as a status symbol for older men. • ...

10 Clues: Their step mum is called? • What was their grans job? • What is the quiet twins name? • Jeremy Blob is the school what? • What is the name of the messy twin? • What was the boarding school for girls called? • What type of things did they sell in their sop? • If two people look exactly the same they are what? • ...

10 Clues: Who wrote the play Macbeth? • What is Macbeth's hamartia? • Which country is Macbeth set in? • How many acts is Macbeth split into? • 'Unsex me here' is said by which character? • What is the name of the king who Macbeth murders? • What object does Macbeth see float in front of him? • What is the name of Macbeth's friend who appears as a ghost? • ...

10 Clues: Male lead in "West Side Story" • Female lead in "West Side Story" • First word in the song about Puerto Rico • Rival gang to the Jets in "West Side Story" • Shakespeare character who inspired Tony’s role • Last name of the composer of the musical's score • The name of one of the rival gangs in the musical • Key element in the fight scenes of "West Side Story" • ...

10 Clues: Which room is on the LEFT of D12? • Which rapper has a band called D12? • How many learners are there in 10REA? • Are there more boys or girls in 10REA? • What instruments would you find in D12? • What did 10REA set up for the Christmas fair? • Who is the soft toy that sits on the smartboard? • What else does Mr Earle teach other than English? • ...

10 Clues: Who was the Danish prince • What poet wrote "Ivanhoe" • Whose name was the whale's name • What is the name of poet who was gomosexual • What poet died in the Greece at the age of 37 • Who was admirer of the Soviet Union(second name) • What is the second name of poet who wrote "Zveroboi" • What is the second name of poet who was born in India • ...

10 Clues: River mentioned in the National Anthem • Which bread ingredient causes it to rise? • Antim Panghal is associated with which sport? • complete the sequence: 6, 11, 21, 36, 56, ____ • what has many keys but cannot open a single lock? • What begins with T, ends with a T and has T in it? • Shakespeare play mentioned in the Count your blessings hymn • ...

10 Clues: A place of knowledge • written by Shakespeare • written by Arthur Conan Doyle • A world created by words and verses • "Black Beauty" name the author of this book • The arrangement of events in order of occurence • "The mother i never knew" name the author of this book • "The Room of Many Colours" name the author of this book • ...