shakespeare Crossword Puzzles

14 Clues: The Dutch ... Man • Van Houten`s assistant • Augustus` late girlfriend • what does the nurse feed Hazel? • the city they want to travel to • narrator in Imperial Affliction • Who was wrong in Augustus`eyes (poet) • What´s the Faith of ...., the Hamster • Dr.... Maria decides if Hazel can travel • What was Hazel´s first destination wish? • ...

14 Clues: yabba dabba do • The Princess _______ • _____ sleek swans swim • _____ dissn me fo' fool? • Big fish, small ________ • zero, first, second, third • a non-word with meaning (FBI, UNICEF) • "yo, momma" is an example of ________ • Shakespeare. 16th century Game of Thrones • a word made from the 1st letters of other words (SNAFU) • ...

14 Clues: How computer-literate are you? • Hola - te gusta esta asignatura? • Bonjour! Vous apprenez le francais? • Play lots of different sports and games • Draw pictures or paint during this lesson • Learn about Christianity, Buddhism, Islam etc. • Build something out of wood or maybe bake a cake • Many famous actors will have enjoyed this subject • ...

14 Clues: a describing word • The villain from Coraline • A key word beginning with W • Another word for really smart • A 14 line poem usually about love. • Another word for the main character • Who wrote twelfth night and Richard III? • Stole from the rich and gave to the poor • When a hero doesn't have typical heroic traits • A hero who hid her identity in order to survive • ...

14 Clues: Huck's father • The town Huck is from • Faked their own death • The person who owned Jim • The animal Jim got bit by • The island Huck escaped to • The river Huck and Jim travel on • The slave that Huck traveled with • The kind of pie Huck makes for Jim • The name of the widow that Huck lived with • The family that has a feud with the Shepherdsons • ...

14 Clues: what does wealth give • Who wrote "The Prince" • What is the renaissance about? • Who argued free will and humanism • These happened in the middle ages • Who focused of humanism in his plays • What kind happened in the middle ages • Who was the "Father of the Renaissance" • Moved away from only thinking about ___ • Art began to focus on human form or ____ • ...

15 Clues: Ingliz tilidagi urg‘u turi? • Qadimgi ingliz tilidagi mashhur asar? • Ingliz tili qaysi til oilasiga kiradi? • Ingliz tilining asosiy lahjalaridan biri? • Ingliz tilining asosiy lahjalaridan biri? • British Englishdagi yozuv (American: color)? • Lotin va yunon so‘zlari qaysi soha bilan bog‘liq? • Grammatik jins yo‘qolishi qaysi davrda boshlangan? • ...

14 Clues: Fiume di Londra. • L'epoca in cui nacque il Globe. • Non potevano recitare in teatro. • Quello del teatro era "di massa". • Zona del teatro per i più agiati. • Coloro che hanno distrutto il Globe. • Così si chiamava la platea del Globe. • Tipi di ruoli interpretati dai ragazzi giovani. • Il numero di persone che il Globe poteva ospitare. • ...

14 Clues: him. • rich. • ships. • is bassanio friend. • the writer of 'the merchant of veniS • wants to marred Jessica and he is rich. • is Shlock daughter and she marred lorenze. • is portias maid and she marred Grautisand. • is a person who lives in venis and he is very • is a person who lives in venis and he has a lot • is a person who lives in venis and her father is • ...

5 Clues: ¿Quién escribió las obras Otelo, Rey Lear y El Mercader de Venecia? • "Ser o no ser, esa es la cuestion" ¿A qué obra pertenece esta famosa frase? • ¿Cuál es el apellido de uno de los personajes principales de Romeo y Julieta? • ¿Cual es el nombre del teatro donde se presentaba Shakespeare y su compañia de teatro? • ...

11 Clues: A passage through seating. • The international term for lighting equipment • Call at the end of a performance, the acknowledgement of applause by actors - the bows. • Term for speakers additional to the main PA to improve the sound in particular locations • a tragedy by William Shakespeare,set in medieval Scotland and partly based on a true historical account • ...

9 Clues: Persian mystical poet. • Pakistani socialist poet. • Pakistani poet, philosopher, and politician. • English playwright of "Hamlet" and "Romeo and Juliet." • Urdu poet of ghazals and contributions to Urdu language. • Indian author of works depicting marginalized in society. • Indian journalist and TV anchor for hard-hitting reporting. • ...

9 Clues: A wither • A holiday in the winter • Where is Shakespear from • what is the capital of India • the largest country in South Asia • what was Shakespeares wife's name • We get them on holidays like Christmas • They help Santa give all the kids in the world gifts on Christmas Eve • It is a country in southern Africa that borders, among others, Botswana, Lesotho

9 Clues: chess club leader's nickname • one of five winter sports at VMS • high-shcool exam Thurs, 21st (AM) • head of school prior to Mr. Imperi • annual Vail Friends of Dance performance • lower-schoolers favorite run on Ski Friday • play the 'Shakespeare Club' plans to perform • jersey number Drew Johnson wears (look closely) • ...

12 Clues: How many vocal ranges are there in Raffles Voices? • RI has over 35 CCAs! What does this show about our CCAs? • What is this year’s TRWeek theme? Hint: It’s also where our school is located! • In 2023, a new sports DSA track was introduced in RI. Which sports CCA is that? • ...

7 Clues: What was inside the walls? • What was Holling religion? • what play does Holling read? • what did Holling desire from mrs.baker? • What did Holling get when he grows older? • Who is the teacher who hates Holling's guts? • Why did Holling stay afterschool to learn about?

7 Clues: The evil-doer in a story • People who fight in wars • A way to disguise yourself • A party in Elizabethan times • Clever back and forth conversation • A type of Shakespeare play that ends in marriage • To convince someone of something that isn't true

5 Clues: the art of painting someones face • a person of great fame in the Renaissance whose name rhymes with deer year and beer • an art which involves creating 3 dimensional objects Michelangelo was famous for this • a subject which excelled as an art form during the renaissance this is what Shakespeare is famous for • ...

6 Clues: created the Sistine Chapel • an effect of the renaissance • an emphasis on human achievements • Created theaters to support the arts • was an english playwrite, poet and actor • Famous painter, sculptor, theorist, architect

6 Clues: Noon Meal • Comedy without a script • Lovingly known as "The Bard" • Sweet brown fruit from a palm • Neighborhood drinking spot, similar to a pub • Swirled dessert bar; chocolate and cream cheese combo

15 Clues: 8 • 7 • VII first Tudor king • non-Catholic Christians • expect; see as probable • understand or form in the mind • when the Renaissance began in Italy • open to more than one interpretation • when the Renaissance began in England • country Henry VII made an alliance with • quality of being ethically or morally upright • prose or verse intended to be acted out (a play) • ...

15 Clues: Polo Italian trader • Erasmus Dutch priest • Gutenberg German printer • da Vinci Painted Mona Lisa • de Cervantes Spanish writer • Durer German Renaissance artist • Early Italian Renaissance scholar • Alighieri Italian renaissance poet • English Renaissance writer and playwright • Machiavelli Italian writer and politician • ...

15 Clues: Big river in London • She rules in England • where the Queen lives • the big wheel in London • the clock tower in London • Buses in London are called • The British flag is called • The driver of a taxi-car in London • the color of the phone boxes in London • The first name of the famous Shakespeare • what every Londoneer drinks at five o'clock • ...

15 Clues: the ensign of Othello • the father of Desdemona • the woman married to Othello • the first setting of the play • the leader in charge of the war • the playwright of the play Othello • the man who is married to Desdemona • an extended speech by one character • a racial term used to describe Othello • the man who became the lieutenant for Othello • ...

15 Clues: conquerer from spain • another word for rebirth • the system knights followed • known as the Renaissance man • the tax collected by the church • also known as Charles the Great • another name of the Emporer of Russia • the creater of the rule called inertia • the man who created the smallpox vaccine • an area under control of another country • ...

15 Clues: I ___ a new book last week. (buy) • My dog ___ all my plants. (destroy) • We ___ to the movies yesterday. (go) • Lia ___ her keys in my house. (forget) • They didn't ___ my plans. (understand) • My mom ___ me with the homework. (help) • They ___ to their favorite songs. (listen) • Shakespeare ___ many beautiful poems. (write) • ...

15 Clues: Person in a novel • books of primary entry • name of a book or novel • villain in harry potter • The story line in a book • A main division of a book • The main person in a story • Imaginary events and people • famous book written by J.K. Rowling • praised as the world's greatest playwright • A kind of story that shocks or frightens people • ...

15 Clues: The only flying mammal • The Colorado state flower • this fruit is slightly radioactive • This sea creature has three hearts • this game was once an olympic sport • this playwright invented 1700 words • This country is the happiest on earth • The tallest president of the United States • the only country that covers four hemispheres • ...

15 Clues: Hugs and kisses • A symbol of affection • Valentine's day Mascot • Anonymous person giving you gifts • Cupid uses it to shoot his target • Feel deep affection for (someone) • Sweets treats made from cocoa seeds • One of the colours on valentine's day • Main colour for love on Valentine's day • Valentine's is celebrated in this month • People exchange this on valentine's day • ...

15 Clues: Warriors Don't ______. • Seahawk Holmes Advisor: Ms. ________. • The School Newspaper: The Carey _______ • Seahawk Holmes President: ______ Sookralli. • Student Activities Director: Mrs. ________. • First? Second? Shakespeare wrote ______ Night. • Brain-child of F. Scott Fitzgerald: The Great ______. • Alice Walker's Pulitzer-winning novel: The Color _____. • ...

15 Clues: Narración breve • Obra importante de Shakespeare. • Dramaturgo, poeta y actor inglés • Personaje de "Don Quijote e la Mancha" • Arte de la expresión escrita o hablada. • COMPLETA: Día Mundial del Libro y del ... • La nacional de Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra • Autor de la obra "Don Quijote de la Mancha" • Celebración relacionada con nuestro lenguaje. • ...

15 Clues: painted the Mona Lisa • invented printing press • painted the Sistine chapel • art movement that means "rebirth" • In what city did the Renaissance start? • started schools during Counter reformation • well known play write, wrote Romeo & Juliette • Renaissance poet who wrote "The Divine Comedy" • the Catholic response to the Protestant Reformation • ...

15 Clues: Dog adored by the bride • Where guests leave well-wishes • School where the couple teaches • Fast-food stop the couple loves • Cat who rules the groom’s house • Promise spoken during the ceremony • Celebration that follows the ceremony: • Dessert the groom would never turn down • Instrument the bride and groom both play • White accessory often carried by the bride • ...

16 Clues: Who has rejected Romeo's love? • How many quatrains are in a sonnet? • What is the name of Mercutio's dream fairy? • What is the last name of the author of Romeo and Juliet? • What is the term for an unstressed syllable, followed by a stressed syllable? • The ____ has raised Juliet as a mom and taken care of her daily needs since she was a baby. • ...

6 Clues: A reneszánsz szó jelentése. • Humanizmus középpontjában áll. • Rövid dal, Petrarca írt ilyeneket. • Boccaccio: Dekameron című művének műfaja. • William Shakespeare: Rómeó és Júlia műfaja. • Művelt, több nyelven beszél, tudományban és művészetben jártas.

18 Clues: Romeo's family name. • Juliet's family name. • Juliet's cousin who attacks Romeo. • Fatal flaw that leads to a downfall. • Who wrote the play Romeo and Juliet? • Romeo's cousin who is the peacekeeper. • What Italian city does the play start in? • Capulet who Romeo loves at the beginning. • A warning or clue to how the play will end. • ...

19 Clues: Where was Daddy born? • How old is Daddy turning? • Daddy's favourite spread? • The name of Daddy's daddy. • The name of Daddy's mummy. • What country is Daddy from? • One of Daddy's best friends. • One of Daddy's best friends. • What was Daddy's horse called? • What instrument does Daddy play? • How many sisters does Daddy have? • What is Daddy's favourite colour? • ...

18 Clues: As long as you love me • She loves rock and roll • Must love these canines • He gives love a bad name • Disney volkswagon/3 words • His heart was achy breaky • This duo can build a bridge • Might as well face it/3 words • She's draggin'her heart around • English playwright fell in love • Stevie Wonder just called to say... • Tearjerker with Ryan O'Neal & Ali Macgraw • ...

18 Clues: on words • best friend • nurses servant • cousin and friend • fourteen line poem • Capulet-Romeos father • Capulet-ROmeos mother • cousin, killed by Romeo • consecutive lines of poetry • wrote the play Romeo and Juliet • in love with Romeo at the party • in love with Juliet at the party • to marry Juliet but is told to wait by her father • ...

18 Clues: Flower for September • The birthstone for September • September is National __ Month • Holiday celebrated in September • September is National _____ Month • Were invented in month of September • September 5th is National ___ ___ Day • One of the Zodiac signs for September • Established in Canada on September 1, 1905 • did not mention September in any of his plays • ...

18 Clues: Tom Robinson's wife • The Finches Housekeeper • Name of Atticus's Brother • The town the book is set in • Calpurnia's oldest sons name • What Jem used to destroy flowers • First name of Bob Ewell's Daughter • Jem risked hislife getting it back • Surname of the family Atticus helps • Scout and Jem's mysterious neighbor • Symbol of innocence within the book • ...

15 Clues: - And Pantagruel • Leonardo was from here • The - history magazine • how many plays did Shakespeare make • - de' medici also known as Pope leo X • What does da in Leonardo da Vinci mean? • "He [Leonardo da Vinci] was really a" - • François Rabelais made fun of this thing • can you now buy Gargantua and Pantagruel? • what century did François Rabelais die in? • ...

15 Clues: Romeo's servant. • Romeos best friend. • Star-crossed lovers. • Where the story tool place. • Who wrote Romeo and Juliet. • Where Romeo was banished to. • Family that hated Montague's. • A Montague that is in love with a Capulet. • A Capulet that is in love with a Montague. • Angry Capulet who died at the hand of Romeo. • Family that with in a feud with the Capulet's. • ...

15 Clues: a type of poem • the author of Trash • He wrote the Tell-tale Heart • his sonnets and plays are famous • A kind of tense you can write in • when you repeat a word for effect • He created a famous gothic monster • we read 'An ode to a ____________' • a deliberate exaggeration for effect • "it was a dark and ___________ night" • when you say one thing is another in poetry • ...

15 Clues: ANYONG LUPA • MAGELLAN FIRST NAME • WHO WROTE FLORANTE AT LAURA • GREATEST WRITER IN THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE • PINAKABATANG NAGING HENERAL NG PILIPINAS • FIRST HUMAN SPECIES TO EVOLVE A HUMANLIKE • OCCUPIED THE PHILIPPINES FOR OVER 3 YEARS • LUGAR KUNG SAAN GINAWA ANG WATAWAT NG PILIPINAS • GENERAL AND PHARMACIST WHO FOUGHT IN THE PHILIPPINE • ...

15 Clues: – sweetheart or lover. • – loose breeches (pants). • – to interpret or explain. • proof – common or ordinary • – a lively dance in triple time. • – pompous or pretentious speech or writing. • – easily frightened or jumpy; unpredictable. • – recklessly wasteful, or lavishly extravagant. • – by chance; perhaps. (common Shakespeare-word) • ...

15 Clues: he is a pirate • man who lied to Peter • he died in the peel tower • supposed to shoot the queen • he helps figure out the clue • he is a head of secret service • he stole peter and kits hoarse • she is the ruler of London/gov • he is partner with a play writer • he is the land ruler of Cumberland • man stuck on the island with peter • he does plays, and he broke his leg • ...

15 Clues: Person in a novel • books of primary entry • name of a book or novel • villain in harry potter • The story line in a book • A main division of a book • The main person in a story • Imaginary events and people • famous book written by J.K. Rowling • praised as the world's greatest playwright • A kind of story that shocks or frightens people • ...

15 Clues: English playwright • discovered the new world • circumnavigated the earth • built a navigation school • painted the sistine chapel • advanced ship used by explorers • rebirth of Greek and Roman learning • holy wars between Christians and Muslims • pontiff who issued the call for a crusade • placing humans at the center of every inquiry • ...

15 Clues: juliet's age • cousin of romeo • nurse's servant • servant to paris • in love with juliet • died thursday; killed by romeo • person who wrote Romeo & Juliet • killed his/herself with a dagger • killed by romeo; juliet's cousin • died on monday; stabbed by tybalt • where verona and mantua are located • the feeling that romeo and juliet feel for each other • ...

15 Clues: Wrote Utopia • Painted the Mona Lisa • Author of "The Prince" • Painted many "Madonnas" • Strong belief in individual worth • Era in which there was a shift in thought. • Painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel. • Masterworks include his version of "David" • Wrote a new translation of the Bible in Greek • Controlled the Florentine government as "Doge" • ...

15 Clues: A famous mythological ship • A Nintendo princess; a cool name • A mammal of the order Proboscidea • A mythological half-goat, half-fish • A small mechanical device or gadget • Having made a firm decision; dedicated • The most kickass person I know; a quest • Stage name of Melissa Viviane Jefferson • One who collects information surreptitiously • ...

15 Clues: perfect state • the speech of the people • machine used for printing • someone who supports something • doctrine promoting the welfare of mankind • sculptor famous for his lifelike sculptures • Italian poet famous for writing Divine Comedy • Florentine sculptor and painter and architect • Italian painter, sculptor, engineer, and scientist • ...

15 Clues: who made Hamlet • What church did Rome house • related to commerce or trade • Who painted the Sistine Chapel • What is Renaissance French for • What theme did Medival art have • A secular book by Giovanni Boccacio • Who is crowned poet laureate of Rome • What sea were the Italian cities located next to • Death What disease spread through Europe in 1348 • ...

15 Clues: Self-murder • To lose hope • A female human • To perform on stage • To fight for a cause • Synonym of a "fight" • The opposite of "fair" • A synonym of "courageous" • When someone has a baby into their belly • Two persons or more having the same parents • A famous English playwrite of the 15th century • A type of story that is based on imagination/ that is not real • ...

15 Clues: The author’s surname • The acts of the comedy • The setting of the comedy • She is the Queen the Amazons • He argues with Queen Titania • She is the Queen of the fairies • The thype of verse used in the comedy • The act which talks about “Unrequired love” • The Duke of Athens who will marry Hippolyte • The third theme in “A Midsummer Night's Dream” • ...

15 Clues: The author of IT • A stand alone book • Books with drawings • Where is the largest bookstore • Which book is the most sold one • One of J.K Tolkien's books series • A famous English poet and play writer • A book bound in a flexible paper cover • The person who draws pictures in books • The most well-known series in the world • The empty space left around the text on the page • ...

6 Clues: lie under oath • fighting, rebellion • ask anxiously, urge, beg • sorrow, saddened by someone's death • Juliet is the sun: What type of figure of speech? • Shakespeare uses this type of monologue (inner thoughts)

23 Clues: hat • musa • gäng • skald • älskad • köpman • upptäcka • identitet • inspirera • invandrare • spela teater • väldig, enorm • heart utantill • förlora ett vad • klä ut sig till • av en slump råka • ha som huvudperson • uttrycka, förmedla • byggd på, baserad på • dismissed avskedades • behind lämna efter sig • komma ut (publiceras, släppas) • immense popularity bli otroligt populär

51 Clues: stained with blood • amusingly eccentric. • having luster; shining • without regret or guilt. • completely cover or obscure. • having no real value or use. • impossible to harm or damage. • showing kindness toward others. • of,relating to, or having epilepsy. • the quality of being fierce or cruel. • showing fearlessness and determination. • ...

7 Clues: nagyon nézem • Szózat írója • Himnusz szerzője • Ki írta a Toldi-trilógiát? • Kinek a műve a Szentivánéji álom? • Melyik költő tűnt el/esett el a segesvári csatában? • Petőfi Sándor melyik művéből van az idézet: "Tüzesen süt le a nyári nap sugára/Az ég tetejéről a juhászbojtárra."

7 Clues: Kuuluisa kiinalainen hallitsijasuku. • Martin Lutherin aloittama katolisen kirkon uudistus. • Millä nimellä kutsutaan Amerikan alkuperäisasukkaita. • Da Vinci, Michelangelo ja Shakespeare olivat tällaisia. • Erityisesti espanjalaisten ja portugalilaisten tekemiä vaikeita matkoja. • Renessanssin ihanne, josssa ihmisen tiedon kasvattaminen oli korkein päämäärä. • ...

7 Clues: The author of the play • The setting of the play. • The main weapon used in the play. • The main male character in the story • What Romeo and Juliet got married in. • Male character who was killed by Romeo • The main female character in the story

7 Clues: England's national flower. • The capital city of England. • The iconic clock tower in London. • The current reigning monarch of England. • Holegendary detective created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. • English physicist who formulated the laws of motion. • Famous English playwright known for works like "Romeo and Juliet."

7 Clues: Hija de los Capuleto • Flor comúnmente asociada al amor. • Apellido del autor de "Romeo y Julieta" • Acción que representata afecto con los labios • Medio tradicional para expresar sentimientos (plural) • Sentimiento profundo, tema central del genero romántico. • Género literario extenso que cuenta una historía de amor.

10 Clues: The Greek God of Lightning • Rats and ...... caused the plague • Roman name for a half goat half man • Between 1939 and 1945 was World War .... • The Last Catholic Queen was Queen ........ • The Olympic Games was invented by the .......... • Shakespeare was a playwright in the ......... era • The Church of England was created by ............... • ...

10 Clues: Say bonjour, not hi • Here we can paint and draw • If you want to study life take la... • If you're sporty you'll enjoy this class • Algebra and calculus are examples of les... • At NHS, if you don't take Spanish you take... • Can be classes like web page or graphic design • The French Revolution is an important event in... • ...

10 Clues: person who drives the plane • person who work to put out the fire • someone who wrote 'Romeo and Juliet' • animals that have wings but can't fly • person who keeps cleaning up the house • place where you can find a lot of books • group who their ex member is Zayn Malik • person who cleans the inside of chimney • place where is the capital city of Philippines • ...

10 Clues: Property'inin kedisi • Joneslerin küçük kitabevinin adı • Property Jones'in herkesten sakladığı sır • Property'i bulan Michael'in onu koyduğu yer • Michael'in kitabevinde en sevdiği odanın adı • Kitap sayfalarına eski görünümü vermeye yarayan bitki • Joneslerin uyurken kullandıkları, yataktan bile daha rahat ettikleri yer • ...

10 Clues: Who wrote Twelfth Night? • Where does the play take place? • Personna taken on by the Protagonist • The Duke who is in love with Olivia. • The character who disguises themself as a man • Nobility and upper class speak in his language? • Lady Olivia's head servant who does not like fun • The female character who is in love with Cesario • ...

10 Clues: lack of agreement or harmony • She was _____ of her amazing style. • synonyms: bitterness, gall, resentment • pilgrims who have undertaken a pilgrimage • She stepped _____ to avoid stepping in the puddle. • the type of poem that Shakespeare wrote his prologues • Romeo was ______ from Verona because he killed Tybalt. • ...

10 Clues: National flower of England. • Official name of the British Parliament. • Famous prehistoric monument in Wiltshire. • Official residence of the British monarch. • Annual horse race known as the Grand National. • English scientist known for the law of gravitation. • Document signed in 1215 that limited the king's power. • ...

10 Clues: National flower of England. • Official name of the British Parliament. • Famous prehistoric monument in Wiltshire. • Official residence of the British monarch. • Annual horse race known as the Grand National. • English scientist known for the law of gravitation. • Document signed in 1215 that limited the king's power. • ...

10 Clues: A major theme in Hamlet. • Gertrude, Hamlet’s mother. • A theme in How Do I Love Thee? • The country where Hamlet is set. • Hamlet’s father who was murdered. • The female poet who wrote How Do I Love Thee?. • The tragic protagonist of a famous Shakespeare play. • A key literary form of the Renaissance, often performed • ...

10 Clues: Craciunul original • Teatrul lui Shakespeare • Palat cu o vedere superba • Dezastru petrecut in New Jersey • Octavian Augustus,Marc Antoniu si ... • Numele real al celui mai mare cuceritor • Rapirea copilului acestui erou este celebra • A provocat intrarea Americii in primul razboi mondial • ...

10 Clues: En anerkjent engelsk dramatiker og poet. • Skaperen av Harry Potters magiske verden. • Norsk nobelprisvinner kjent for "Markens Grøde". • Russisk romanforfatter kjent for "Krig og fred". • Forfatter av "En julefortelling" og "Oliver Twist". • Norsk dramatiker, ofte kalt det moderne dramas far. • Pseudonym for Samuel Clemens, forfatter av "Tom Sawyer". • ...

10 Clues: A traitor • The top half of a winky face • Rachel's old school, briefly • Big _____, our first book week novel • The family from British Drama Peaky Blinders • The location of Hamish's not so secret hiding spot • the reason multiple student don't graduate in year 12 • the titular Shakespeare character with scorpions on the mind • ...

8 Clues: society in New Mexico • City where the scene takes place • Character who enters the world state • Author which John Savage quotes a lot • State of being liked by a lot of people • Name of the woman stranded in the reservation • Beliefs and values of a certain group of people • key element in the world states control of the socity

18 Clues: this song references a famous poem containing multiple roads • a quote from this character is paraphrased in the song 'happiness' • a frequent wondrous reference in Swift's discography - you are here! • a greek hero once mentioned by name in the lyrics of a Taylor Swift song • a play on this romantic poet's name appears in a song on the folklore album • ...

5 Clues: Has a trunk • Flying mammal • Large marsupial • Man's best friend • Likes to chase mice

5 Clues: Light the scene • Mystical creature • Over the King's head • Cover the Hero's face • In the Soldier's hand

19 Clues: A typical English dish • the capital of England • a tiny domestic animal • where you do your homework • you use it to make the tea • another word for fast/rapid • It is the "circus" of London • You use it to shoot an arrow • Scotland's most famous monster • Goats have them on their heads • Jewels that you put on your ears • A rider with an armor and a sword • ...

20 Clues: started the jesuit • who wrote the prince? • where is rome located • imprisoned protestants • he passed the edict of nantes • who wrote "in praise of folly"? • where did the renaissance start • who created the printing press? • william shakespeare was from... • what book did thomas moore write? • what is the word for common language? • who was the author of the divine comedy? • ...

19 Clues: Father of two • Claudius is this • What the ghost seeks • The titular protagonist • Elizabethans valued this • A core theme of the play • Laertes is this to Hamlet • Hamlet is this kind of hero • The protagonist's love interest • A tragedy usually ends with this • Also known as the hero's "fatal flaw" • The queen of England in Shakespeare's time • ...

19 Clues: is a twin • loves to sing • loves ice skating • climbed Mount Fuji • owns 2 cats & 2 dogs • used to run cross country • obsessed with Disney World • interned in Juvenile Court • clogged on Grand Ole Opry stage • enjoys the cooking at the GJAC cafe • her parents are Jamaican and Haitian • related to President Lyndon B. Johnson • super into astrology, "a nerd about it" • ...

19 Clues: the founder of Microsoft. • Where is Te Puia located? • the ship that sank in 1912. • the painter of ‘Starry Night’. • Name the painter of’Mona Lisa’ • the author of’Romeo and Juliet’. • the period of’Rebirth’in Europe. • the first human to walk on the moon. • the scientist who discovered Gravity. • the first president of United States. • the famous detective created by Doyle. • ...

15 Clues: The author’s surname • The acts of the comedy • The setting of the comedy • He argues with Queen Titania • She is the Queen the Amazons • She is the Queen of the fairies • The thype of verse used in the comedy • The act which talks about “Unrequired love” • The Duke of Athens who will marry Hippolyte • The third theme in “A Midsummer Night's Dream” • ...

15 Clues: - English playwright and poet • - First person to walk on the moon • - Sculpture created by Michelangelo • - Famous Spanish painter and sculptor • - American president who abolished slavery • - German composer famous for his symphonies • - Renowned composer and musician from Austria • - Polish physicist who discovered radioactivity • ...

15 Clues: The visual art of writing • Painter of the Sistine Chapel • "Rebirth" of art and learning • Wrote of rules for clergy members • Trading route from China to Europe • A person under a monarch's control • When nobles elected church officials • Revolutionized war in the Middle Ages • Law The rules the popes had to follow • A government system like modern socialism • ...

15 Clues: The visual art of writing • "Rebirth" of art and learning • Painter of the Sistine Chapel • Wrote of rules for clergy members • Trading route from China to Europe • A person under a monarch's control • When nobles elected church officials • Revolutionized war in the Middle Ages • Law The rules the popes had to follow • A government system like modern socialism • ...

15 Clues: he is a pirate and • he died in the peel tower • supposed to shoot the queen • he helps figure out the clue • he is a head of secret service • he stole peter and kits hoarse • she is the ruler of London/gov • he is partner with a play writer • he is the land ruler of Cumberland • man stuck on the island with peter • he does plays, and he broke his leg • ...

15 Clues: Artist of Arnolfini Wedding • Shakespeare's acting company • Where did Luther post his 95 thesis? • Weelkes & Morley were associated with • Northern European Renaissance art genre • The chorale is primarily associated with • Best describes Northern European paintings • Which genre grew popular in the Renaissance • Who did Shakespeare model his own sonnets on? • ...

15 Clues: - mother's mother • - Who wrote Hamlet? • - what the characters say • - people who educate students • - courses registered at school • - a place where students go study • - How many colors are in a rainbow? • - What is the color of a school bus? • - what is the most popular sport in KC school • - how many colors are in the KC school badge? • ...

15 Clues: (v.)to make shorter • (v.) to pardon, to overlook • (v.) to manufacture or invent • Shakespeare was married to Ann ____ • (v./n.) to disagree; a disagreement • (adj.) sweet innocent, like an angel • (adj.) famous, outstanding, distinguished • Shakespeare's comedies usually end in _____ • Shakespeare's date of ____ was April 23, 1564 • ...

15 Clues: Wrote "The Prince". • What Renaisssance means • WHERE RENAISSANCE STARTED • The other name of Mona Lisa • I ___________; Therefore I am. • William Shakespeare was born in this country. • The ___________ comedy. Famous work by Dante. • The place where Francesco del Giocondo lived. • The last supper shows Jesus and his _____________ • ...

6 Clues: Literature for reading (5) • A king altered I'm sad (5) • Language distorted shingle (7) • found in spreading knowledge(7) • bard who makes a phrase speak (11) • Best teacher oddly in cram rhythm (2,8)

6 Clues: wrote ‘Hamlet’ • Hamlet’s closest friend • King Hamlet was killed with • Country that ‘Hamlet’ takes place in • Hamlet’s Mother and wife of the king • Name of the former king, who was recently found dead

7 Clues: England's national flower. • The capital city of England. • The iconic clock tower in London. • The current reigning monarch of England. • Holegendary detective created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. • English physicist who formulated the laws of motion. • Famous English playwright known for works like "Romeo and Juliet."

7 Clues: A poem by Percy Bysshe Shelley • Author of the play 'Hayavadana' • Author of the play 'The Tempest' • The poet of 'The Road Not Taken' • Who wrote the play 'Oedipus Rex'? • Shakespeare's famous play 'The Merchant of ________' • William Shakespeare was also known as the "Bard of _____"

7 Clues: This person writes books. • You ‘finish’ the book here. • This means the ‘name’ of a book. • This is what you do with a book! • You can borrow a book at this place. • This person is England’s most famous • You ‘turn’ these when you are reading a