shakespeare Crossword Puzzles
3.4 Biography 2017-01-05
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- The library was built _______ AD 110 and 135.
- Shakespeare's Plays were a big _______ (Erfolg).
- Walt Disney Lillian Bounds in 1928.
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- Shakespeare is one of the most famous _______ in the world.
- Two friends _______ all his Plays and published them.
- I start work in Hollywood _______ month.
- In his _______ , he left his wife his second-best bed!
- A _______ attraction in Lapland is the Ice Hotel.
8 Clues: Walt Disney Lillian Bounds in 1928. • I start work in Hollywood _______ month. • The library was built _______ AD 110 and 135. • Shakespeare's Plays were a big _______ (Erfolg). • A _______ attraction in Lapland is the Ice Hotel. • Two friends _______ all his Plays and published them. • In his _______ , he left his wife his second-best bed! • ...
Valentine's Crossword 2024-02-09
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- The place where we lay our scene in Romeo & Juliet
- Valentine's Day candy first created on the equipment used for lozenges
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- In the Victorian era, mean-spirited Valentine's Day cards were called "___ Valentines."
- What yellow roses symbolize
- Inventor of the first Valentine's Day candy box
- The Shakespeare play that mentions Valentine's Day
- The "love" hormone
- The name of Cupid in Greek Mythology
8 Clues: The "love" hormone • What yellow roses symbolize • The name of Cupid in Greek Mythology • Inventor of the first Valentine's Day candy box • The Shakespeare play that mentions Valentine's Day • The place where we lay our scene in Romeo & Juliet • Valentine's Day candy first created on the equipment used for lozenges • ...
Romeo and Juliet Context 2020-05-21
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- The period when England became a Protestant nation
- Children were raised by this person in high society
- This is daughters were treated like
- Marriage could not take place without this person's consent
- The name of a society ruled by men
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- This was almost impossible in Elizabethan times
- The era when Shakespeare was writing
- Many Elizabethans based major decisions on this
8 Clues: The name of a society ruled by men • This is daughters were treated like • The era when Shakespeare was writing • This was almost impossible in Elizabethan times • Many Elizabethans based major decisions on this • The period when England became a Protestant nation • Children were raised by this person in high society • ...
Romeo and Juliet Crossword 2026-03-11
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- This happens to Juliet and Romeo and the end of the book
- Controlling over Juliet
- Romeo and Juliet can be described as a
- Where does Romeo and Juliet take place
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- Wrote Romeo and Juliet
- The Capulets and Montagues relationship can be described as a
- Romeo was heartbroken over this person at the beginning of Romeo and Juliet
- Romeo is described sometimes as
8 Clues: Wrote Romeo and Juliet • Controlling over Juliet • Romeo is described sometimes as • Romeo and Juliet can be described as a • Where does Romeo and Juliet take place • This happens to Juliet and Romeo and the end of the book • The Capulets and Montagues relationship can be described as a • Romeo was heartbroken over this person at the beginning of Romeo and Juliet
Callie Gillespie 1 2020-12-17
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- wrote Romeo and Juliet
- His poem the Divine Comedy is known as one of the worlds greatest poems
- painted the birth of venus
- the language spoken in a region
- created the mona lisa
- painted the sistine chapel
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- he wrote the book called The Prince
- not bound by monastic vows or rules
- was a period in European history marking the transition from the Middle Ages to modernity and covering the 15th and 16th centuries
- created a printing press and made bibles from it
10 Clues: created the mona lisa • wrote Romeo and Juliet • painted the birth of venus • painted the sistine chapel • the language spoken in a region • he wrote the book called The Prince • not bound by monastic vows or rules • created a printing press and made bibles from it • His poem the Divine Comedy is known as one of the worlds greatest poems • ...
Richard III 2016-05-03
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- 'Lady Anne_______' was Richards wife after he killed her husband and father (7)
- the battle in which Richard was defeated by Henry Tudor(8)
- 'Now is the winter of our_______'(10)
- who wrote Richard III(11)
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- who was queen when Richard III was written?(9)
- which county was Richard duke of?(10)
- the tower Richard sent his enemies to(6)
- the country in which Richard was king(7)
- which house did Richard belong in?(4)
- Richards nephew that he took the throne from(6)
10 Clues: who wrote Richard III(11) • which county was Richard duke of?(10) • 'Now is the winter of our_______'(10) • which house did Richard belong in?(4) • the tower Richard sent his enemies to(6) • the country in which Richard was king(7) • who was queen when Richard III was written?(9) • Richards nephew that he took the throne from(6) • ...
English as a Lingua Franca 2023-12-06
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- A definition that most modern inventions fall under.
- Used to describe something from another country.
- English author who invented upwards of 1700 English words.
- An invention made in the last 50 years that the world would end if dissapeared.
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- Something between countries.
- Spacecraft that took off towards jupiter in 1977.
- Describes something happening/being used around the world.
- Something that visualizes the influence of different countries on the English Language.
- The main thing.
- Describes something that originates from one area.
10 Clues: The main thing. • Something between countries. • Used to describe something from another country. • Spacecraft that took off towards jupiter in 1977. • Describes something that originates from one area. • A definition that most modern inventions fall under. • Describes something happening/being used around the world. • ...
Berühmte Dichter 2024-02-09
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- - Englischer Dichter, berühmt für "Romeo und Julia"
- - Deutscher Dichter, schrieb "Siddhartha" und "Der Steppenwolf"
- - Französischer Dichter, schrieb "Die Blumen des Bösen"
- - Amerikanische Dichterin, bekannt für ihre introspektiven Gedichte
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- - Deutscher Dichter, schrieb "Faust" und "Die Leiden des jungen Werthers"
- - Amerikanischer Dichter, bekannt für seine düsteren Gedichte und Kurzgeschichten
- - Amerikanischer Dichter, schrieb "Blätter vom Gras"
- - Russischer Dichter, einer der Gründer der modernen russischen Literatur
- - Deutschsprachiger Dichter, bekannt für seine Duineser Elegien
- - Deutscher Dichter, schrieb "Die Lorelei" und "Deutschland. Ein Wintermärchen"
10 Clues: - Englischer Dichter, berühmt für "Romeo und Julia" • - Amerikanischer Dichter, schrieb "Blätter vom Gras" • - Französischer Dichter, schrieb "Die Blumen des Bösen" • - Deutscher Dichter, schrieb "Siddhartha" und "Der Steppenwolf" • - Deutschsprachiger Dichter, bekannt für seine Duineser Elegien • ...
Renaissance Crossword Puzzle 2024-01-19
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- Florentine sculptor and painter and architect
- Renaissance period of European history at the close of the Middle Ages
- ideally perfect state
- A machine used for printing
- A member of a christian church, founded on the principles of reformation
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- a way of regarding situations or topics
- The center of Italian Renaissance
- Paper releasing a person from the punishments due for a sin
- English poet and dramatist considered one of the greatest English writers
- An intellectual movement that focuses on human potential and achievements
10 Clues: ideally perfect state • A machine used for printing • The center of Italian Renaissance • a way of regarding situations or topics • Florentine sculptor and painter and architect • Paper releasing a person from the punishments due for a sin • Renaissance period of European history at the close of the Middle Ages • ...
Clue #2 2023-03-23
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- The name of the famous English playwright who wrote Romeo and Juliet.
- The rarest M&M color
- A popular outdoor game played with a flying disc
- A type of animal that is commonly kept as a pet
- A type of tree with needles instead of leaves
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- How many hearts an octopus has
- The number of languages written from right to left
- The Disney princess that talks to the most animals
- State where Area 51 is located
- The capital city of France
10 Clues: The rarest M&M color • The capital city of France • How many hearts an octopus has • State where Area 51 is located • A type of tree with needles instead of leaves • A type of animal that is commonly kept as a pet • A popular outdoor game played with a flying disc • The number of languages written from right to left • The Disney princess that talks to the most animals • ...
Unit 3 Vocabulary: 9th Grade 2023-02-13
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- The beat in which Shakespeare writes his poetry and many plays.
- To come to a conclusion based on evidence and reasoning instead of obvious facts.
- Hint to another text.
- The dictionary definition of a word.
- A joke exploiting multiple meanings of a word.
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- An even causing great suffering, destruction or distress
- The rhythm or beat.
- When the reader knows something that the characters don't.
- The way a word feels or comes across.
- In a vulnerable position or situation.
10 Clues: The rhythm or beat. • Hint to another text. • The dictionary definition of a word. • The way a word feels or comes across. • In a vulnerable position or situation. • A joke exploiting multiple meanings of a word. • An even causing great suffering, destruction or distress • When the reader knows something that the characters don't. • ...
Evaluation : le vocabulaire théâtral 2024-05-21
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- : Pièce de théâtre qui se termine mal, souvent par la mort des personnages principaux, et qui suscite la pitié.
- : Auteur de Roméo et Juliette.
- : Pièce de théâtre qui fait rire et se termine bien.
- : On en change à chaque fois qu'un personnage entre ou sort.
- : Première scène d'une pièce de théâtre.
- : Parole d'un personnage.
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- : indication de jeu, de mise en scène, de décor...
- : Auteur de pièces de théâtre.
- : Discours d'un personnage seul sur scène ou se croyant seul.
- : Echange entre des personnages.
10 Clues: : Parole d'un personnage. • : Auteur de pièces de théâtre. • : Auteur de Roméo et Juliette. • : Echange entre des personnages. • : Première scène d'une pièce de théâtre. • : indication de jeu, de mise en scène, de décor... • : Pièce de théâtre qui fait rire et se termine bien. • : On en change à chaque fois qu'un personnage entre ou sort. • ...
Hamlet 2022-09-17
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- the play looks at the relationship between justice and...
- Hamlet's girlfriend is named...
- one of Hamlet's friends from school is named...
- one of Hamlet's friends from school is named...
- Shakespeare based the story off an old ____ saga
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- the movie The ____ was inspired by the plot of Hamlet.
- One of the important symbols in the play is someone's....
- One of the important symbols in the play is the King's....
- Around the year 1600 Hamlet was....
- Hamlet's mom married his...
- some scholars wonder whether or not Hamlet was a ____ lunatic
11 Clues: Hamlet's mom married his... • Hamlet's girlfriend is named... • Around the year 1600 Hamlet was.... • one of Hamlet's friends from school is named... • one of Hamlet's friends from school is named... • Shakespeare based the story off an old ____ saga • the movie The ____ was inspired by the plot of Hamlet. • One of the important symbols in the play is someone's.... • ...
Romeo & Juliet 2025-04-01
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- → The city where the play takes place.
- → A force believed to control what happens, often referenced in the play.
- → The playwright who wrote Romeo and Juliet.*
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- → The substance Romeo drinks at the end of the play.
- → Romeo’s witty and loyal friend who is killed by Tybalt.
- → Juliet’s family name.
- → Romeo’s family name.
- → The weapon Juliet uses to take her own life.
- → The priest who marries Romeo and Juliet in secret.
- → The place where Juliet speaks to Romeo in the famous scene.
10 Clues: → Romeo’s family name. • → Juliet’s family name. • → The city where the play takes place. • → The playwright who wrote Romeo and Juliet.* • → The weapon Juliet uses to take her own life. • → The substance Romeo drinks at the end of the play. • → The priest who marries Romeo and Juliet in secret. • → Romeo’s witty and loyal friend who is killed by Tybalt. • ...
Renaissance 2024-10-31
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- Famous writer of many plays
- Famous artist who was known for their sculptures
- Belief that humans should rely on science and reason
- Meaning of the word renaissance
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- Famous play written by Shakespeare
- Famous renaissance painting made by Leonardo da Vinci
- Invention that helped spread texts across Europe during the renaissance
- Very famous artist who was also an inventor
- Famous artist who was known for the emotion they show in paintings
- primary subject of the education system of the renaissance
10 Clues: Famous writer of many plays • Meaning of the word renaissance • Famous play written by Shakespeare • Very famous artist who was also an inventor • Famous artist who was known for their sculptures • Belief that humans should rely on science and reason • Famous renaissance painting made by Leonardo da Vinci • primary subject of the education system of the renaissance • ...
famous Books and Author 2025-04-25
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- Tagore got Noble Prize for this novel
- Author of famous Harry Potter series
- writer of children's favorite The Jungle book
- This man wrote The Christmas Carol
- Last name of author who wrote Macbeth
- Jhumpa Lahiri won this prestigious award for this her book "Interpreter of Maladies"
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- Suzzane Collins wrote the series of the books which now is a series of famous Hollywood movie
- Last and most important work of Munshi Premchand
- Creepy series by RL Steine
- She wrote a village by the Sea
10 Clues: Creepy series by RL Steine • She wrote a village by the Sea • This man wrote The Christmas Carol • Author of famous Harry Potter series • Tagore got Noble Prize for this novel • Last name of author who wrote Macbeth • writer of children's favorite The Jungle book • Last and most important work of Munshi Premchand • ...
Literary Terms Crossword - Balboa 2025-09-23
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- Providing detail
- Having to do with five senses (seeing, hearing, tasting, smelling, touching)
- A type of question asked not to receive an answer but to make a point
- In a narrative, jumping to a later time
- Reference to the Bible, mythology or Shakespeare
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- Speech by one character
- In the context of literary speech, combined with 1 Down, means "in the mind"
- Having to do with history
- In a narrative, jumping to an earlier time
- Hints at later developments
10 Clues: Providing detail • Speech by one character • Having to do with history • Hints at later developments • In a narrative, jumping to a later time • In a narrative, jumping to an earlier time • Reference to the Bible, mythology or Shakespeare • A type of question asked not to receive an answer but to make a point • ...
original myths & legends 2026-02-09
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- this story's main character knows a man whose name is a misnomer
- this group of stories is part of a famous movie
- wrote a tragedy about the thane of cawdor
- tells a story about a group leaving london
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- has a story about an unwanted animal
- wrote about a greedy woman called isabel
- written by the inventor of a new genre
- brother of sir kay
- contains a story with the morale that lying is not beneficial
- written by an author who is from the UK
10 Clues: brother of sir kay • has a story about an unwanted animal • written by the inventor of a new genre • written by an author who is from the UK • wrote about a greedy woman called isabel • wrote a tragedy about the thane of cawdor • tells a story about a group leaving london • this group of stories is part of a famous movie • ...
original myths & legends 2026-02-09
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- this story's main character knows a man whose name is a misnomer
- this group of stories is part of a famous movie
- wrote a tragedy about the thane of cawdor
- tells a story about a group leaving london
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- has a story about an unwanted animal
- wrote about a greedy woman called isabel
- written by the inventor of a new genre
- brother of sir kay
- contains a story with the morale that lying is not beneficial
- written by an author who is from the UK
10 Clues: brother of sir kay • has a story about an unwanted animal • written by the inventor of a new genre • written by an author who is from the UK • wrote about a greedy woman called isabel • wrote a tragedy about the thane of cawdor • tells a story about a group leaving london • this group of stories is part of a famous movie • ...
Original Myths & Legends 2026-02-09
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- wrote a tragedy about the thane of cawdor
- written by the inventor of a new genre
- brother of sir kay
- written by an author who is from the UK
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- wrote about a greedy woman called isabel
- tells a story about a group leaving london
- has a story about an unwanted animal
- this group of stories is part of a famous movie
- contains a story with the morale that lying is not beneficial
- this story's main character knows a man whose name is a misnomer
10 Clues: brother of sir kay • has a story about an unwanted animal • written by the inventor of a new genre • written by an author who is from the UK • wrote about a greedy woman called isabel • wrote a tragedy about the thane of cawdor • tells a story about a group leaving london • this group of stories is part of a famous movie • ...
Wie is wie 2025-09-29
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- plagen is vriendelijk, maar .... is niet ok
- Peter is de beste in Nederlands, hij is niet te
- ik ben 20 minuten .... van huis naar school
- de andere leerlingen in de klas
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- zachtjes en niet te luid spreken
- volgend jaar zal de lerares onze reis .....
- Sam laat altijd iedereen lachen, hij is een
- ik ben een .... in Engels, ik spreek het heel goed
- Romeo en Juliet is een .... van Shakespeare
- ssstt, je mag het aan niemand vertellen, het is een
10 Clues: de andere leerlingen in de klas • zachtjes en niet te luid spreken • volgend jaar zal de lerares onze reis ..... • plagen is vriendelijk, maar .... is niet ok • Sam laat altijd iedereen lachen, hij is een • Romeo en Juliet is een .... van Shakespeare • ik ben 20 minuten .... van huis naar school • Peter is de beste in Nederlands, hij is niet te • ...
Brooklyn Arts Crossword 2026-03-17
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- What month do students take AP exams?
- What color do you get when you mix blue and red?
- What do seniors give freshman on the first day of school?
- What is the highest voice type for women?
- What form of dance involves wearing pointe shoes?
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- What sport is offered at BHSA that involves swords?
- What Shakespeare play was recently performed by the theater department?
- What is given out on Mr.Vecchiano's birthday?
- What street is our school on?
- What was last years musical?
10 Clues: What was last years musical? • What street is our school on? • What month do students take AP exams? • What is the highest voice type for women? • What is given out on Mr.Vecchiano's birthday? • What color do you get when you mix blue and red? • What form of dance involves wearing pointe shoes? • What sport is offered at BHSA that involves swords? • ...
Taalschat William Shakespeare 2016-02-17
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- Zijn tegenstander biedde hem voor de wedstrijd nog ___ aan, maar hij heeft het gelukkig niet aangenomen. Echte winnaars laten zich niet omkopen!
- Zo komt hij niet vaak in ___ met iemand, aangezien hij heel vriendelijk en sympathiek is.
- Hij doet ook aan kickbox, en ___ tijdens wedstrijden met zijn tegenstander om de titel.
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- Hij is een echte ijdeltuit. Elke dag ___ hij met al zijn nieuwe, mooie kleren.
- Bovendien is hij een echt ___, en helpt hij zijn moeder met veel klusjes in huis.
- Dit maakt hem erg ___ bij de meisjes, aangezien ze allemaal graag zijn liefje willen zijn.
- Drie keer ___ wie de laatste wedstrijd gewonnen heeft? Inderdaad, hij dus.
7 Clues: Drie keer ___ wie de laatste wedstrijd gewonnen heeft? Inderdaad, hij dus. • Hij is een echte ijdeltuit. Elke dag ___ hij met al zijn nieuwe, mooie kleren. • Bovendien is hij een echt ___, en helpt hij zijn moeder met veel klusjes in huis. • Hij doet ook aan kickbox, en ___ tijdens wedstrijden met zijn tegenstander om de titel. • ...
Hamlet and Shakespeare 2024-11-20
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- repeated words or phrases to give emphasis
- statement that sounds confusing but may be true
- speech revealing character's inner thoughts
- hint on what is to come in a story
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- comparison between things that are unrelated
- when someone says or does something that is opposite
- a reference to a person, place, event
7 Clues: hint on what is to come in a story • a reference to a person, place, event • repeated words or phrases to give emphasis • speech revealing character's inner thoughts • comparison between things that are unrelated • statement that sounds confusing but may be true • when someone says or does something that is opposite
DoMINIcan Crossword: The Ides of March 2025-04-10
6 Clues: Et tu ____? • ____ was assassinated • Celebrated on March ___ • Julius Caesar’s right hand man • Playwright who made a play about Julius Caesar • This teacher had her acting troupe perform the play Julius Caesar for D.A. students and staff
TEACHER'S DAY 2022-11-16
7 Clues: A synonym of STUDY • A period of twelve months • The largest ocean in the world • The writer of Romeo and Juliet • The month beginning with letter "N" • The festival for children in the Fall • Feed me and I will live, but give me a drink, I will die. Who am I?
Happy Christmas Grae & Ozzie! Love Mum & Michael, Nanny & Grandad, Alex & Jason and Chris & Hannah 2018-11-29
7 Clues: (10 x 3) - (3 x 3) • Their job is flying planes • Soldiers are told to 'Quick -----' • The season we celebrate the birth of Jesus • The ----- Wives of Windsor, play by Shakespeare • Northern city, home to two famous football teams • Comes between the fourth and the sixth in a sequence
Happy Christmas Grae & Ozzie! Love Mum & Michael, Nanny & Grandad, Alex & Jason and Chris & Hannah 2018-11-29
7 Clues: (10 x 3) - (3 x 3) • Their job is flying planes • Soldiers are told to 'Quick -----' • The season we celebrate the birth of Jesus • The ----- Wives of Windsor, play by Shakespeare • Northern city, home to two famous football teams • Comes between the fourth and the sixth in a sequence
Shakespeare's Plays 2024-09-23
7 Clues: Et tu Brutus? • Where art thou Romeo? • A Scottish Shakespeare • "My kingdom for a horse!" • A king and his three Daughters • One of two of Shakespeare's plays that takes place in one day. • “By my soul I swear, there is no power in the tongue of man to alter me.”
A Midsummer Night's Dream 2024-10-28
7 Clues: Where is it set? • Who wrote the play? • Who is Hermia in love with? • What is the job of Nick Bottom? • Who is Theseus planning his wedding to? • The gang of actors we meet in scene 2 are called the... • Who do Hermia and Lysander tell they are running away to?
TRW Crossword Challenge 2025-02-09
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- Which of our principals initiated the CCA Raffles Players? Fun fact: He loved Shakespeare so much, to the point where he made it a yearly tradition for Raffles Players to perform one Shakespeare play every year!
- Which is the youngest UG in RI, having only been established in 1991?
- RI has over 35 CCAs! What does this show about our CCAs?
- Which CCA changed from being a UG to a performing arts group in the early 1990s when they stopped performing outdoor routines? (The answer is the 4-letter acronym of this CCA)
- Which Sports CCA is arguably the earliest Sports CCA in RI?
- What is this year’s TRWeek theme? Hint: It’s also where our school is located!
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- In 1924, just 4 years after this sport was introduced to Singapore, what CCA was established in RI?
- For a period of time, this CCA was the only orchestra in RI. What is the name of this CCA? (The answer is the 4-letter acronym of this CCA)
- A core value that strengthens the Rafflesian spirit and bonds the school community. Hint: It’s in the TRWeek Theme!
- Every year, each house strives to be the house champion during the annual house cup. What does this show about our houses? Hint: Look towards a particular Hogwarts house…
- Which club in RI was founded in 1938? Hint: Their secretary was succeeded by Lee Kuan Yew just 1 year later!
- In RI’s rich history, how many times did the Raffles Archives and Museum have to relocate?
12 Clues: RI has over 35 CCAs! What does this show about our CCAs? • Which Sports CCA is arguably the earliest Sports CCA in RI? • Which is the youngest UG in RI, having only been established in 1991? • What is this year’s TRWeek theme? Hint: It’s also where our school is located! • ...
Pergunta 2021-02-03
5 Clues: Concordas. • Godfather. • O irmão da minha mãe é meu ___. • ___ ou não ___? Eis a questão (Shakespeare) • Determinante possessivo, primeira pessoa do singular, masculino.
Words introduced by Shakespeare 2014-10-19
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- “And now no soil nor cautel doth _______” - Hamlet Act 1 Scene 3
- open to more than one interpretation
- Bored or lacking enthusiasm
- the action of murdering for political or religious reasons.
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- “Let every eye _________ for itself” - Much Ado About Nothing Act 2 Scene 1
- relating to or suffering from epilepsy
- provide people with food and drink at a social event or other gathering
- “To fortune's yoke, but let thy _________ mind” - King Henry the Fourth, Part 3 Act 3 Scene 3
- amusingly eccentric
- “Some carry-tale, some please-man, some slight ____,” - Love’s Labor’s Lost Act 5 Scene 2
10 Clues: amusingly eccentric • Bored or lacking enthusiasm • open to more than one interpretation • relating to or suffering from epilepsy • the action of murdering for political or religious reasons. • “And now no soil nor cautel doth _______” - Hamlet Act 1 Scene 3 • provide people with food and drink at a social event or other gathering • ...
WORDS FROM WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE 2023-12-07
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- Synonym of jealous. G_______ - _________d
- Dark and dismal - G___________________
- The murder of some public official is an a___________n.
- A clue, suggestion.
- Thrifty - F______________
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- Synonym of indecent or repulsive
- To shrink or decrease. - Dw_______________
- Deliberate, planned ahead. Pr________________d
- To depend on. R______________
- A game in which one person stoops down and another jumps over him or her.
10 Clues: A clue, suggestion. • Thrifty - F______________ • To depend on. R______________ • Synonym of indecent or repulsive • Dark and dismal - G___________________ • Synonym of jealous. G_______ - _________d • To shrink or decrease. - Dw_______________ • Deliberate, planned ahead. Pr________________d • The murder of some public official is an a___________n. • ...
Shakespeare - Rómeó és Júlia 2025-09-23
10 Clues: Romeo apja • Júlia apja • Júlia kérője • Júlia bizalmasa és nevelője • Romeo békés természetű rokona • Capulet lánya, Romeo szerelme • Montague fia, Júlia szerelmese • Júlia heves vérmérsékletű unokatestvére • Romeo közeli barátja, akit Tybalt öl meg • A barát (pap), aki titokban összeadja a szerelmeseket
English Homework 2020-01-15
6 Clues: Who was Caesar's wife? • Who helped prank Brutus? • What was used to prank Brutus? • Who wrote a play about Juluis Caesar? • Who was killed for being power hungry? • Who was a depressed character in the play?
Unit 3 Vocabulary 2022-02-10
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- A sad story with an unhappy ending.
- The way a word or phrase comes across or feels.
- A conclusion based on evidence without explicitly saying something.
- To reveal the truth.
- To reference something without specifically naming it.
- Making a joke about the two meanings of a word.
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- A rhythmic pattern Shakespeare wrote many poems and plays in.
- When the reader knows something the characters don't.
- The literal definition of a word or phrase.
- A rhythmic pattern in poetry.
10 Clues: To reveal the truth. • A rhythmic pattern in poetry. • A sad story with an unhappy ending. • The literal definition of a word or phrase. • The way a word or phrase comes across or feels. • Making a joke about the two meanings of a word. • When the reader knows something the characters don't. • To reference something without specifically naming it. • ...
Callie Gillespie 1 2020-12-17
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- wrote Romeo and Juliet
- His poem the Divine Comedy is known as one of the worlds greatest poems
- painted the birth of venus
- the language spoken in a region
- created the mona lisa
- painted the sistine chapel
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- he wrote the book called The Prince
- not bound by monastic vows or rules
- was a period in European history marking the transition from the Middle Ages to modernity and covering the 15th and 16th centuries
- created a printing press and made bibles from it
10 Clues: created the mona lisa • wrote Romeo and Juliet • painted the birth of venus • painted the sistine chapel • the language spoken in a region • he wrote the book called The Prince • not bound by monastic vows or rules • created a printing press and made bibles from it • His poem the Divine Comedy is known as one of the worlds greatest poems • ...
Kimi's Renaissance Crossword 2020-12-17
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- A part of the time that people started learning
- The French word for Renaissance(Or 'redo')
- Italian painter who painted the Sistine Chapel.
- Italian poet, writer, and philosopher
- The famous thinker and painter who painted the Mona Lisa
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- the language or dialect spoken by the ordinary people in a particular country or region.
- The famous English playwright, poet, and actor
- a German who introduced the moveable printing press to Europe.
- doing things that are non-religious
- Italian painter of the Early Renaissance
10 Clues: doing things that are non-religious • Italian poet, writer, and philosopher • Italian painter of the Early Renaissance • The French word for Renaissance(Or 'redo') • The famous English playwright, poet, and actor • A part of the time that people started learning • Italian painter who painted the Sistine Chapel. • The famous thinker and painter who painted the Mona Lisa • ...
corbin vrabel section 3 2020-10-06
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- someone who did no believe in the pope
- a big city during the renaissance
- the taking of a good thing thats bad
- Gutenberg a famous sculptor that made stone,wood and copper hands
- a non christian church
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- the look at corrupt religious and government leaders
- the half of the church that does not follow the pope
- where they decided that the kings decides there peoples religion
- Shakespeare famous play writer
- where the pope allows for a divorce
10 Clues: a non christian church • Shakespeare famous play writer • a big city during the renaissance • where the pope allows for a divorce • the taking of a good thing thats bad • someone who did no believe in the pope • the look at corrupt religious and government leaders • the half of the church that does not follow the pope • ...
Spring 2007 Anime Season 2021-02-25
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- Protagonist of 'Darker Than Black'.
- Bro to Simon in 'Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann'.
- Anime based off of the RPG for X-Box 360 and PS3.
- Anime starring Clare, a half-human, half-demon warrior.
- 'Lovely ____', comedy anime about a tall girl and a short boy.
- 'Romeo x ____' - adapted from the Shakespeare play.
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- Anime set in a world where everyone has augmented reality glasses.
- The combat butler.
- Comedy anime with the theme song Motekke! Sailor Fuku!
- 'My Bride is a ____' - Nagasumi gets married to San.
10 Clues: The combat butler. • Protagonist of 'Darker Than Black'. • Bro to Simon in 'Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann'. • Anime based off of the RPG for X-Box 360 and PS3. • 'Romeo x ____' - adapted from the Shakespeare play. • 'My Bride is a ____' - Nagasumi gets married to San. • Comedy anime with the theme song Motekke! Sailor Fuku! • ...
Rap or Poetry ? 2021-09-19
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- verb to say you have the same opinion.
- music/poetry : beat.
- a group of lines of poetry forming a unit.
- exaggeration.
- describes a thing or object in a way that is not literally true but explains the idea or makes a comparison.
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- repetition of the same word in different lines.
- part of a song that is repeated several times.
- a famous playwright in the late 16th century.
- comparing two things with "as" or "like"
- repetition of the same sound on two different words.
10 Clues: exaggeration. • music/poetry : beat. • verb to say you have the same opinion. • comparing two things with "as" or "like" • a group of lines of poetry forming a unit. • a famous playwright in the late 16th century. • part of a song that is repeated several times. • repetition of the same word in different lines. • repetition of the same sound on two different words. • ...
Renaissance Crossword Puzzle 2024-01-19
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- Florentine sculptor and painter and architect
- Renaissance period of European history at the close of the Middle Ages
- ideally perfect state
- A machine used for printing
- A member of a christian church, founded on the principles of reformation
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- a way of regarding situations or topics
- The center of Italian Renaissance
- Paper releasing a person from the punishments due for a sin
- English poet and dramatist considered one of the greatest English writers
- An intellectual movement that focuses on human potential and achievements
10 Clues: ideally perfect state • A machine used for printing • The center of Italian Renaissance • a way of regarding situations or topics • Florentine sculptor and painter and architect • Paper releasing a person from the punishments due for a sin • Renaissance period of European history at the close of the Middle Ages • ...
renaissance 2024-01-05
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- individual who financially sponsored artist.philanthropist.
- greatest bankers in florence.Medici family.
- play write, actor, and writers.William Shakespeare.
- of the best renaissance time painter,and sculpture.Michelangelo
- Italian man who traveled Asia for 20 years.Marco Polo
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- Study of humanities. insights.
- theatre in which William Shakespeare's plays were performed. The Globe
- blacksmith, goldsmith and printer who inventedthe printing press. Joann Gutenberg
- land route from china to the mediterranean.silk road.
- word meaning rebirth. renaissance.
10 Clues: Study of humanities. insights. • word meaning rebirth. renaissance. • greatest bankers in florence.Medici family. • land route from china to the mediterranean.silk road. • individual who financially sponsored artist.philanthropist. • play write, actor, and writers.William Shakespeare. • of the best renaissance time painter,and sculpture.Michelangelo • ...
The seven ages 2023-10-17
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- The seven ages is ___ tittle
- The seven ages is an analysis of life by -
- is the meaning of crying
- is the meaning of a small bag
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- the poem is cynical comment on the ____of life.
- The word merely reveals that the poet regards human life as -
- complete the line all the world a -
- is the meaning of being sick
- All _____ ages are like a drama
- All the world stage is an extended metaphor for the _______ shown in well known plays
10 Clues: is the meaning of crying • The seven ages is ___ tittle • is the meaning of being sick • is the meaning of a small bag • All _____ ages are like a drama • complete the line all the world a - • The seven ages is an analysis of life by - • the poem is cynical comment on the ____of life. • The word merely reveals that the poet regards human life as - • ...
vocab review 5 2025-01-16
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- a world where everyone lives in dread
- Shakespeare writing with 3 quatrains and a couplet
- written in the form of a series of letters
- sarcastic element in a novel
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- ...
- enunciation, a vocal expression
- song or poem expressing grief/sorrow for a dead person
- illuminating discovery or realization
- characterizing word or phrase accompanying or occurring in place of the name of a person or thing
- running over of a sentence from one verse or couplet into another so closely related words fall in different lines
10 Clues: ... • sarcastic element in a novel • enunciation, a vocal expression • a world where everyone lives in dread • illuminating discovery or realization • written in the form of a series of letters • Shakespeare writing with 3 quatrains and a couplet • song or poem expressing grief/sorrow for a dead person • ...
Romeo & Juliet 2025-04-01
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- → The city where the play takes place.
- → A force believed to control what happens, often referenced in the play.
- → The playwright who wrote Romeo and Juliet.*
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- → The substance Romeo drinks at the end of the play.
- → Romeo’s witty and loyal friend who is killed by Tybalt.
- → Juliet’s family name.
- → Romeo’s family name.
- → The weapon Juliet uses to take her own life.
- → The priest who marries Romeo and Juliet in secret.
- → The place where Juliet speaks to Romeo in the famous scene.
10 Clues: → Romeo’s family name. • → Juliet’s family name. • → The city where the play takes place. • → The playwright who wrote Romeo and Juliet.* • → The weapon Juliet uses to take her own life. • → The substance Romeo drinks at the end of the play. • → The priest who marries Romeo and Juliet in secret. • → Romeo’s witty and loyal friend who is killed by Tybalt. • ...
Albion 2026 2025-12-28
Across
- The past participle of 'choose'.
- The past participle of 'rise'.
- A traditional British ceremony marking the official birthday of the monarch.
- The past participle of 'break'.
- A cultural term describing polite and respectful behaviour, especially in Britain.
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- A famous English writer whose plays are studied worldwide.
- The traditional British institution where laws are debated and passed.
- The past participle of 'forget'.
- A national symbol of the USA, often associated with freedom and power.
- The past participle of 'speak'.
10 Clues: The past participle of 'rise'. • The past participle of 'break'. • The past participle of 'speak'. • The past participle of 'choose'. • The past participle of 'forget'. • A famous English writer whose plays are studied worldwide. • The traditional British institution where laws are debated and passed. • ...
STRUCTURALISM 2026-01-06
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- movement that passed and changed through different thinkers
- the purpose or theme that something can show to understand it
- the science in charge of studying the signs
- an analysis of systems not in whole history but at one specific point
- Author of the example
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- relates to the shape and symbol
- theorist that broke down phenomena of the daily life
- something we can feel but not see and structuralism ignores
- The man with whom the theory began
- the concept to explain something and its meaning
10 Clues: Author of the example • relates to the shape and symbol • The man with whom the theory began • the science in charge of studying the signs • the concept to explain something and its meaning • theorist that broke down phenomena of the daily life • movement that passed and changed through different thinkers • something we can feel but not see and structuralism ignores • ...
Macbeth Crossword Puzzle 2021-06-14
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- Character that lost his family
- Character that is the leader of the witches
- The person who created Macbeth
- Character that goes to Ireland never returns
- Character that dies first in Macbeth
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- Character that has a space in her name but I have to put it all together in one word
- Character that goes insane about prophecies
- Character that fleas his father's murder
- Character that will become King of Scotland
- Character that is destined to have sons as future kings
10 Clues: Character that lost his family • The person who created Macbeth • Character that dies first in Macbeth • Character that fleas his father's murder • Character that goes insane about prophecies • Character that is the leader of the witches • Character that will become King of Scotland • Character that goes to Ireland never returns • ...
HISTORY OF ENGLISH 2022-09-21
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- HOW MANY NEW WORDS DID THE ENGLISH ABSORB FROM THE NORMANS? ___ THOUSAND
- THE VIKINGS BROUGHT _____-PACKED WORDS
- MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY WERE NAMED IN HONOUR OF ANGLO-SAXON ____
- WHICH LANGUAGE DID WILLIAM THE CONQUERER BRING TO ENGLAND?
- WHAT LANGUAGE DID THE COMMON MAN SPEAK?
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- THIS VOCABULARY WAS FOR SIMPLE EVERYDAY THINGS LIKE HOUSE, LOAF
- HOW MANY NEW WORDS AND PHRASES DID SHAKESPEARE INVENT? ___ THOUSAND
- THE ANGLES AND THE SAXON TRIBES ARE FROM THIS COUNTRY
- WHERE WAS LATIN USED?
- CHRISTIAN MISSIONARIES BROUGHT THIS LANGUAGE
10 Clues: WHERE WAS LATIN USED? • THE VIKINGS BROUGHT _____-PACKED WORDS • WHAT LANGUAGE DID THE COMMON MAN SPEAK? • CHRISTIAN MISSIONARIES BROUGHT THIS LANGUAGE • THE ANGLES AND THE SAXON TRIBES ARE FROM THIS COUNTRY • WHICH LANGUAGE DID WILLIAM THE CONQUERER BRING TO ENGLAND? • THIS VOCABULARY WAS FOR SIMPLE EVERYDAY THINGS LIKE HOUSE, LOAF • ...
Gateway A2, Places 2022-10-31
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- you can watch a film and eat popcorn there.
- You can see paintings in an art ...
- You go shopping in a shopping ...
- You can ride on your board there.
- You can eat a burger in a fast-food ...
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- You can watch a play, for example, by Shakespeare, in a ...
- People go swimming in a swimming ...
- You can go ice-skating there.
- You can read a book there.
- You can see sculptures and other interesting historic things in a ...
10 Clues: You can read a book there. • You can go ice-skating there. • You go shopping in a shopping ... • You can ride on your board there. • You can see paintings in an art ... • People go swimming in a swimming ... • You can eat a burger in a fast-food ... • you can watch a film and eat popcorn there. • You can watch a play, for example, by Shakespeare, in a ... • ...
How To Stop Time 2022-06-16
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- A deep sorrow usually caused by someone's death
- A hundred year time period
- A group of parents and kids who live as a unit
- A famous playwright who wrote Macbeth
- Capital city in England
- A red flower with a prickly stem
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- A person that controls or influences others in a clever way
- A searching out for persecution of persons accused of witchcraft
- A stringed instrument that has a long neck and has a halved egg shaped body.
- An insult meaning an annoying burden
10 Clues: Capital city in England • A hundred year time period • A red flower with a prickly stem • An insult meaning an annoying burden • A famous playwright who wrote Macbeth • A group of parents and kids who live as a unit • A deep sorrow usually caused by someone's death • A person that controls or influences others in a clever way • ...
Chapter 13 in brave new world 2022-12-07
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- what they take when times are hard
- What the author John mainly reads from
- The first case of a disease in 100 years
- the name of the feely they watch
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- The main form of transportation in the World State
- the thing lenina left with john that she ask for back
- the savage or weird person
- Movies or films for entertainment
- Bernard's former best friend now John's best friend
- The person he calls a derogatory term
10 Clues: the savage or weird person • the name of the feely they watch • Movies or films for entertainment • what they take when times are hard • The person he calls a derogatory term • What the author John mainly reads from • The first case of a disease in 100 years • The main form of transportation in the World State • Bernard's former best friend now John's best friend • ...
Callie Gillespie 1 2020-12-17
Across
- wrote Romeo and Juliet
- His poem the Divine Comedy is known as one of the worlds greatest poems
- painted the birth of venus
- the language spoken in a region
- created the mona lisa
- painted the sistine chapel
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- he wrote the book called The Prince
- not bound by monastic vows or rules
- was a period in European history marking the transition from the Middle Ages to modernity and covering the 15th and 16th centuries
- created a printing press and made bibles from it
10 Clues: created the mona lisa • wrote Romeo and Juliet • painted the birth of venus • painted the sistine chapel • the language spoken in a region • he wrote the book called The Prince • not bound by monastic vows or rules • created a printing press and made bibles from it • His poem the Divine Comedy is known as one of the worlds greatest poems • ...
Crossword Puzzle 2021-02-18
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- Playwright of Oedipus Rex
- the brother-in-law of Oedipus, mad facialexpression, with crown
- she is the sole heir to the Capulet fortune
- genre of Romeo and Juliet
- he wore a golg mask with exaggerated deep empty eyesockets
- born in Paris, France and known for the opera Carmen
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- Playwright of Hamlet
- a naive soldier who is seduced by the charms of the flaming Gypsy,Carmen
- he is the sole heir to the Montague fortune
- setting of the play Carmen took place
10 Clues: Playwright of Hamlet • Playwright of Oedipus Rex • genre of Romeo and Juliet • setting of the play Carmen took place • he is the sole heir to the Montague fortune • she is the sole heir to the Capulet fortune • born in Paris, France and known for the opera Carmen • the brother-in-law of Oedipus, mad facialexpression, with crown • ...
Crossword/key people 2023-05-17
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- Created the elliptical Heliocentric theory
- First to cross the Cape of Good Hope
- The Americas named after him
- Known in English literature and famous for his Sonnets(a form of poetry)
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- Discovered America
- Chinese explorer who set out to collect tribute for the emperor.
- First to circumnavigate the globe
- Created the Heliocentric theory
- Conquered the Incas
- Created the 95 Theses to start the reformation of the catholic church
10 Clues: Discovered America • Conquered the Incas • The Americas named after him • Created the Heliocentric theory • First to circumnavigate the globe • First to cross the Cape of Good Hope • Created the elliptical Heliocentric theory • Chinese explorer who set out to collect tribute for the emperor. • Created the 95 Theses to start the reformation of the catholic church • ...
Shakesperean Sonnets 2023-08-29
Across
- Imagery with "as" or "like".
- Themes are the trappings of desire, the brevity of life, and the transcience of what?
- Giving human characteristics to non-human things.
- How many lines does a sonnet consist of?
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- The same consonant sound at least 3 times in a line.
- What is the period called in which Shakespeare lived?
- Imagery without the words "as" or "like".
- What is the metre called?
- Something representing something else.
- The same sound in the end of lines close to eachother.
10 Clues: What is the metre called? • Imagery with "as" or "like". • Something representing something else. • How many lines does a sonnet consist of? • Imagery without the words "as" or "like". • Giving human characteristics to non-human things. • The same consonant sound at least 3 times in a line. • What is the period called in which Shakespeare lived? • ...
Unit 3 Vocab Crossword 2023-10-23
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- A pair of lines in a poem. They often rhyme.
- Comparison using "Like" or "As".
- Great exaggeration to create emphasis.
- A section break in a poem (like a paragraph).
- Poem with 14 lines, Shakespeare is known for.
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- The beats in words that create meter or rhythm.
- When a concrete object/image represents an intangible concept or emotion.
- Vivid description that appeals to the five senses.
- Giving human characteristics to non-human things.
- Comparison saying one thing is another thing, not using "Like or "As".
10 Clues: Comparison using "Like" or "As". • Great exaggeration to create emphasis. • A pair of lines in a poem. They often rhyme. • A section break in a poem (like a paragraph). • Poem with 14 lines, Shakespeare is known for. • The beats in words that create meter or rhythm. • Giving human characteristics to non-human things. • Vivid description that appeals to the five senses. • ...
Zach & AJ & Matt crossword 3/28 2024-03-28
Across
- The city where Renaissanceance started in northern Europe
- an explanation tested and supported by experimentation
- The belief in a sun-centered solar system
- Writer of Romeo and Juliet
- an idealised fictional place
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- making prints of metal plates
- Italian cities Jewse jews were forced to live
- rebirth of culture and old Greek and Roman practices
- genius,sculptor,inventor and ninja turtle
- became a priest in 1492 and was a humanist and writer of a greek version of the new testament
10 Clues: Writer of Romeo and Juliet • an idealised fictional place • making prints of metal plates • genius,sculptor,inventor and ninja turtle • The belief in a sun-centered solar system • Italian cities Jewse jews were forced to live • rebirth of culture and old Greek and Roman practices • an explanation tested and supported by experimentation • ...
Spectator Crossword 2024-03-21
Across
- What is the full name of C Block?
- Who is the president of Argentina?
- What is the Y13 Shakespeare text?
- Which teacher shares their name with one of the houses?
- Who said "We are what we repeatedly do"?
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- Who was the lead singer of Nirvana?
- Who said "Fact is the enemy of truth", which inspired the Spectator's motto?
- Which house won sports day last year?
- What is the full name of the block pictured on the front cover?
- Who was the former labour party leader?
10 Clues: What is the full name of C Block? • What is the Y13 Shakespeare text? • Who is the president of Argentina? • Who was the lead singer of Nirvana? • Which house won sports day last year? • Who was the former labour party leader? • Who said "We are what we repeatedly do"? • Which teacher shares their name with one of the houses? • ...
Literatura 2024-04-27
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- Corriente literaria que busca representar la realidad de manera objetiva.
- Autor español de "Don Quijote de la Mancha".
- Autor romano conocido por su tratado de poética.
- Escritor estadounidense de relatos de terror y misterio.
- Autor inglés de "Romeo y Julieta".
- Género literario que narra hazañas heroicas.
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- Movimiento cultural que surge en Europa en el siglo XV.
- Escritor mexicano autor de "Los que se van".
- Autor inglés de "David Copperfield" y "Oliver Twist".
- Género literario extenso que narra una historia ficcional.
10 Clues: Autor inglés de "Romeo y Julieta". • Escritor mexicano autor de "Los que se van". • Autor español de "Don Quijote de la Mancha". • Género literario que narra hazañas heroicas. • Autor romano conocido por su tratado de poética. • Autor inglés de "David Copperfield" y "Oliver Twist". • Movimiento cultural que surge en Europa en el siglo XV. • ...
geography 2024-11-22
Across
- Martin Luther
- Mona
- the art of making someone or something look ridiculous, raising laughter in order to embarrass, humble, or discredit its targets.
- last what?
- a philosophy of life that considers the welfare of humankind – rather than the welfare of a supposed God or gods – to be of paramount importance
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- creator of the statue of David.
- opposite of the moon
- Europe
- the revival of art and literature under the influence of classical models in the 14th–16th centuries
- maker of Romeo and Juliet
10 Clues: Mona • Europe • last what? • Martin Luther • opposite of the moon • maker of Romeo and Juliet • creator of the statue of David. • the revival of art and literature under the influence of classical models in the 14th–16th centuries • the art of making someone or something look ridiculous, raising laughter in order to embarrass, humble, or discredit its targets. • ...
THE 6E9 NEWSLETTER-WORLD BOOK DAY CROSSWORD 2025-04-16
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- An AI model made in China 3 months ago
- Last name of author of "The Hunger Games"
- Last name of writer honoured for World Book Day
- Last name of the author of the quote on the first page
- A subgenre of fiction; antonym of utopia
- Air Busan has banned _________s
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- Organization that started World Book Day
- A famous playwright who died on April 23rd
- The Country where World Book Day originated from
- 2025 World Book Day Theme: "Read Your ___"
10 Clues: Air Busan has banned _________s • An AI model made in China 3 months ago • Organization that started World Book Day • A subgenre of fiction; antonym of utopia • Last name of author of "The Hunger Games" • A famous playwright who died on April 23rd • 2025 World Book Day Theme: "Read Your ___" • Last name of writer honoured for World Book Day • ...
EASTER WITH SAOIRSE 2025-04-19
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- What was the name of your sport/cultural exchange school in Nelson?
- What country originally made Sylvanian Families?
- How old were you when we went to Europe?
- What is one of Dad’s favourite foods?
- What is Mum’s worst vegetable imaginable?
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- What is the original full name of your childhood bear?
- What Shakespeare play did Ferdinand come from?
- What food was invented by the Japanese in the 1950s as a ‘fast food’?
- What is Nana’s middle name?
- What is the final word in this acronym TSO_?
10 Clues: What is Nana’s middle name? • What is one of Dad’s favourite foods? • How old were you when we went to Europe? • What is Mum’s worst vegetable imaginable? • What is the final word in this acronym TSO_? • What Shakespeare play did Ferdinand come from? • What country originally made Sylvanian Families? • What is the original full name of your childhood bear? • ...
The Renaissance Crossword Puzzle 2024-10-30
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- Italian city known as the birthplace of the Renaissance
- A Renaissance movement focusing on human potential and achievements
- Country where the Renaissance began
- Italian city influential in the Renaissance
- Playwright famous for Romeo and Juliet and Hamlet
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- Period meaning “rebirth,” spanning from the 14th to 17th centuries
- Renaissance artist who painted the Sistine Chapel ceiling
- The first major book printed on the Gutenberg press
- Renaissance artist and inventor known for the Mona Lisa
- Religious leader who often influenced Renaissance art
10 Clues: Country where the Renaissance began • Italian city influential in the Renaissance • Playwright famous for Romeo and Juliet and Hamlet • The first major book printed on the Gutenberg press • Religious leader who often influenced Renaissance art • Italian city known as the birthplace of the Renaissance • Renaissance artist and inventor known for the Mona Lisa • ...
English Theater 2025-10-21
Across
- What genre was used to make the audience laugh?
- In the 1500s and 1600s, scenery was minimal and ___
- In the 1600s were costumes elaborate or realistic?
- What genre was used to move the audience with suffering?
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- Scenery became three ___ in the 1800s
- What are you eating right now?
- The earliest form of theater was ___ services
- The ___ theatre was a large, circular, and open amphitheater
- The ___ is a play about betrayal and reconciliation on a mystical island
- What month was Shakespeare born in?
10 Clues: What are you eating right now? • What month was Shakespeare born in? • Scenery became three ___ in the 1800s • The earliest form of theater was ___ services • What genre was used to make the audience laugh? • In the 1600s were costumes elaborate or realistic? • In the 1500s and 1600s, scenery was minimal and ___ • ...
Krzyżówka 2026-01-21
Across
- The past participle of "rise"
- A famous English writer whose plays are studied worldwide
- tHe past participla of "choose"
- The past participle of "forget"
- The past participle of "speak"
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- The traditional British institution where laws are debated and passed
- The past participle of "break"
- A cultural term describing polite and respectful behaviour, especially in Britain
- A national symbol of the USA, often associated with freedom and power
- A traditional British ceremony marking the official birthday of the monarch
10 Clues: The past participle of "rise" • The past participle of "break" • The past participle of "speak" • tHe past participla of "choose" • The past participle of "forget" • A famous English writer whose plays are studied worldwide • The traditional British institution where laws are debated and passed • A national symbol of the USA, often associated with freedom and power • ...
Culture- theater 2023-01-19
6 Clues: - a play that is funny • -he wrote "Romeo and Juliette" • - Shakespeare's play "king lear" • - the leading character in a play • - a pice of writing acted in theater • - a character in a play who harms other people
Petőfi Keresztrejtvény 2023-03-08
6 Clues: Milyen családból származott? • Melyik sportot kedvelte Petőfi? • Mi volt Petőfi régi vezeték neve • Hol van Európán kívül Petőfinek szobra? • Kinek a kapcsolatain adták ki Petőfi verseit? • Hogy hívták (angol drámaíró, költő és színész) akiért Petőfi nagyon rajongott?
Színház 2025-05-07
6 Clues: A dráma szerkezeti egysége. • Ki volt a leghíresebb drámaíró? • Két szereplő közti bonyodalom, krízis • A színhelyet szemléltető építészeti elemek, tárgyak • Ugyanazon a színhelyen, és azonos szereplőkkel játszódik? • A szereplő önmagához intézett szövege, melyből megismerjük az érzéseit
Famous authors 2024-11-05
6 Clues: Sister of Geronimo Stilton • Author of 'romeo and julliet' • Writer of 'the blue umbrella ' • Author of the 'harry potter' series • Author of 'charlie and the chocolate factory ' • The author of 'how I taught my grandmother to read'
March Lucky Irish 2021-02-17
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- Celebrated on March 17th as St. _____ Day.
- Uniform __ Act law 1966 protocol for observing(DST).
- Planet discovered in 1782.
- First Female US Vice President in 2021___ Harris.
- In 1987 March established as ____ History Month.
- Famous __ Stone gives gift of Eloquence for kiss.
- March 15th became know as a bad _ based on history.
- Playwright wrote "Julius Ceaser" William ___.
- Elizabeth _______ is First Female Doctor 1849.
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- March 20th is the international day of ______.
- Book "_____"by Mary Shelley published 1818.
- Place where the blarney stone might be from.
- Alexander Graham Bell received patent 1876.
- Book "The __ Letter" was published in 1850.
- "beware the_____ of March" from Julius Ceasar play.
- Ben __ credited with Daylight Savings Time(DST).
- Supreme Court case 1857 ___ Scott V. Sandford case.
- The ___ witch trials began in 1692.
18 Clues: Planet discovered in 1782. • The ___ witch trials began in 1692. • Celebrated on March 17th as St. _____ Day. • Book "_____"by Mary Shelley published 1818. • Alexander Graham Bell received patent 1876. • Book "The __ Letter" was published in 1850. • Place where the blarney stone might be from. • Playwright wrote "Julius Ceaser" William ___. • ...
Poetree 2017-05-06
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- fourteen line poem, rhymed at the end
- words and music put together
- reading and understanding writing
- where the books are
- most famous poet in the world
- seventeen syllables, 5-7-5
- when two words sound alike at the end
- a song without music
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- someone who writes a book, story, or poem
- warmest season of the year
- small, fluffy animal with big ears and wiggly nose
- writer of short poems who stayed in her bedroom (first name: Emily)
- he or she knows what books will help you
- big, tall plant with a trunk and branches
- way to get words from the page to your brain
- eight-legged insect that spins webs and eats flies
- how beats follow in a line of poetry, some short, some long
- pages of stories or facts, between covers
18 Clues: where the books are • a song without music • warmest season of the year • seventeen syllables, 5-7-5 • words and music put together • most famous poet in the world • reading and understanding writing • fourteen line poem, rhymed at the end • when two words sound alike at the end • he or she knows what books will help you • someone who writes a book, story, or poem • ...
London Sightseeing Tour 2023-03-12
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- a way of getting over a river
- local name for the underground railway ticket in London
- a place which is popular for tourists
- statue or stone to remember a hero or an event
- person ruling over a country or kingdom
- different word for "place"
- meeting in a big group of people (verb)
- big round structure for people to ride on which turns slowly
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- name for vehicles like busses and trains
- place were art it shown
- famous and pretty stones of the United Kingdom
- land at the side of a river
- being a family member of the King or Queen
- word for "100 years"
- a structure in which humans live and work
- different word for "by the side of"
- famous theatre play by William Shakespeare
- an area where wild animals are kept
18 Clues: word for "100 years" • place were art it shown • different word for "place" • land at the side of a river • a way of getting over a river • different word for "by the side of" • an area where wild animals are kept • a place which is popular for tourists • person ruling over a country or kingdom • meeting in a big group of people (verb) • name for vehicles like busses and trains • ...
Tyanna Feathers 2015-12-15
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- Invented printing press
- Also known as "Bloody Mary"; staunch Catholic; tried to restore power to Church; Daughter of Henry VIII
- A lyrical poem.
- Plays performed by travelling troops of actors.
- Protestants' bloody revolt against Catholic church authority
- The protagonist in a Tragedy's downfall, holds them back or causes problems.
- German monk; challenged Pope; "95 Theses"
- Famous poet and playwright of the 16th century; wrote Romeo & Juliet and Macbeth.
- Means "rebirth"; 15th to 17th century; period where people renewed interest in literature, arts, and life.
- A genre of play that is serious and usually has an unhappy ending; story includes conflict and downfall of protagonist.
- A poetic form with no rhyme but does have iambic pentameter.
- Feud between the Yorks and Lancasters; resulted in defeat of Richard III by Henry Tudor VII
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- Originally James VI of Scotland, became king of England
- Led Puritans; sailed to North America and established Plymouth colony
- Philosophy that people have their own worlds,"micro cosmos", derived from Latin and Greek literature.
- A genre of play that is light-hearted and usually has a happy ending; can include mistaken identity, puns, word play.
- 1558-1603 reign of Queen Elizabeth I; England became most powerful country in Europe
- Philip II (king of Spain) attacked Europe with fleet but lost in 1588
- James I believed in this; Monarch is appointed by God; will of king is will of God.
- Octagonal theater opened in 1599. Associated with Shakespeare.
- Attempts in Europe to restore power to the Catholic Church
- The protagonist in a Tragedy.
- Central belief of Puritan Movement; events preordained by God, knew since beginning of time who would be saved or damned
- Chancellor of England; author of 'Utopia'; killed by Henry VIII for not assigning him Head of Church
- Short plays
- Consists of an exposition/introduction, rising action, climax/turning point, falling action, and resolution.
- Puritans colonized in 1607 and named it after James I
- Central figure in Protestant Reformation; believed in predestination
- First monarch of the Tudor Dynasty
- Son of Henry VII; did not agree with ways of Catholic Church
30 Clues: Short plays • A lyrical poem. • Invented printing press • The protagonist in a Tragedy. • First monarch of the Tudor Dynasty • German monk; challenged Pope; "95 Theses" • Plays performed by travelling troops of actors. • Puritans colonized in 1607 and named it after James I • Originally James VI of Scotland, became king of England • ...
GP VIRTUAL 2020-05-28
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- - frase famosa de Shakespeare. ____ ou não____
- - algo para ser lembrado
- - distanciamento social está proibido
- escreva bem grande 2 palavras que define o GP na tela*
- jesus morreu e ressuscitou. Dê um grito de alegria
- - tiago 5:16 - O que devemos fazer? escolha alguém e ore
- filip. 2:2 - seguir a mesma direção
- foto artística sorrindo outra chorando manda no GP *
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- - atos 2:44-47 - pequena igreja.
- - romanos 12:16 - filip.2:3 - afeta a união
- Escolha alguém do GP e de uma palavra de incentivo.*
- - o contrario de grande
- O que devemos fazer nos mandamentos - mateus 22:37-39
- Efesios 4:16- GP ajuda e desenvolve, sinônimo de atenção
14 Clues: - o contrario de grande • - algo para ser lembrado • - atos 2:44-47 - pequena igreja. • filip. 2:2 - seguir a mesma direção • - distanciamento social está proibido • - romanos 12:16 - filip.2:3 - afeta a união • - frase famosa de Shakespeare. ____ ou não____ • jesus morreu e ressuscitou. Dê um grito de alegria • Escolha alguém do GP e de uma palavra de incentivo.* • ...
Macbeth 2021-10-26
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- The English king who harbored Malcom.
- The drunken ___ is comic relief.
- The Author of the play.
- Macbeth calls life "a tale/Told by an idiot, full of ___ and fury,/Signifying nothing."
- The son's of Duncan ___ after his murder.
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- The play is rumored to be
- Lady Macbeth would have killed him if he had not looked like her father.
- "A little ___ clears us of this deed."
- Macbeth's home.
- Macbeth sees Banquo's ___ at a banquet
- "By the pricking of my thumbs,/ Something wicked this way comes."
- At the beginning of the play, Macbeth is ___ of Glamis.
- Ross tells him that his family has been killed.
- Escapes a murder plot
14 Clues: Macbeth's home. • Escapes a murder plot • The Author of the play. • The play is rumored to be • The drunken ___ is comic relief. • The English king who harbored Malcom. • "A little ___ clears us of this deed." • Macbeth sees Banquo's ___ at a banquet • The son's of Duncan ___ after his murder. • Ross tells him that his family has been killed. • ...
Renaissance 2023-12-04
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- An Italian sculptor and painter
- One of the first political theorists in history
- The revival of art and literature with the influence of classical models
- Guttenburg A German inventor and craftsman
- An imagined state of things where everything is perfect
- Family They held great power in Florence as a political dynasty
- Shakespeare A English poet and playwright
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- More He was known for his great intelligence and wisdom
- Lisa A famous painting by Leonardo Da Vinci
- da Vinci An Italian polymath and painter
- A type of wall painting
- A worldview centered on the nature and importance of humanity
- A everyday language in a particular region
- Something that is not religious by nature
14 Clues: A type of wall painting • An Italian sculptor and painter • da Vinci An Italian polymath and painter • Something that is not religious by nature • Shakespeare A English poet and playwright • A everyday language in a particular region • Guttenburg A German inventor and craftsman • Lisa A famous painting by Leonardo Da Vinci • One of the first political theorists in history • ...
World Lit End of Year Crossword 2024-05-10
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- The chairman of the Tortured Poets Department
- not to be confused with a sidekick parrot, he's a manipulator in a Shakespearean play
- Author of Canterbury Tales
- The home of Beatrice and Hero
- Real Life Creator of Frankenstein
- Gilgamesh's BFF
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- She relates the danger of a single story in her TEDTalk
- Scheherazade tells these in order to save her life
- prototype villain of 12 across
- Shakespeare questions whether he should compare an unknown person to which season
- Eliot explores this guys anxiety spiral thoughts
- The best English teacher you had this year
- Much like the Hulk, you don't want to see this guy angry
- According to Okonkwo, this is a man's crop
14 Clues: Gilgamesh's BFF • Author of Canterbury Tales • The home of Beatrice and Hero • prototype villain of 12 across • Real Life Creator of Frankenstein • The best English teacher you had this year • According to Okonkwo, this is a man's crop • The chairman of the Tortured Poets Department • Eliot explores this guys anxiety spiral thoughts • ...
Authors - Parthav Pratim M - 1RV23IS081 2024-06-26
Across
- Wrote "The Great Gatsby".
- Famous for works like "A Tale of Two Cities" and "Great Expectations".
- Created the world of Middle-earth in "The Lord of the Rings".
- Known for novels such as "The Old Man and the Sea".
- Author of "Jane Eyre" and "Wuthering Heights".
- Created the "Harry Potter" series.
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- Author of "Beloved" and "Song of Solomon".
- Wrote classics like "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn".
- Wrote plays like "Hamlet" and "Romeo and Juliet".
- Known for "1984" and "Animal Farm".
- Author of "Pride and Prejudice" and "Emma".
- Ancient Greek author of "The Iliad" and "The Odyssey".
- Famous for horror novels like "It" and "The Shining".
- Author of "Mrs. Dalloway" and "To the Lighthouse".
14 Clues: Wrote "The Great Gatsby". • Created the "Harry Potter" series. • Known for "1984" and "Animal Farm". • Author of "Beloved" and "Song of Solomon". • Author of "Pride and Prejudice" and "Emma". • Author of "Jane Eyre" and "Wuthering Heights". • Wrote plays like "Hamlet" and "Romeo and Juliet". • Author of "Mrs. Dalloway" and "To the Lighthouse". • ...
Julius Caesar 2023-01-23
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- If you believe things give you good/bad luck then you are...
- Caesar ruled over Ancient...
- The idea that your future is already decided
- The soothsayer tells Caesar to 'Beware the ides of...
- The tragic hero who Cassius is trying to manipulate
- The name of Caesar's wife
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- Caesar defeated Pompey in the _____ war
- The type of play that 'Julius Caesar' is
- A loss of power or status
- The writer of the play 'Julius Caesar'
- To treat a group of people in an unfair way, often by limiting their freedom.
- The fatal flaw that leads to the tragic hero's death
- Too much pride or self-confidence
- Character who wants to kill Caesar
14 Clues: A loss of power or status • The name of Caesar's wife • Caesar ruled over Ancient... • Too much pride or self-confidence • Character who wants to kill Caesar • The writer of the play 'Julius Caesar' • Caesar defeated Pompey in the _____ war • The type of play that 'Julius Caesar' is • The idea that your future is already decided • ...
HOMER CROSSWORD 2024-12-13
Across
- a snow storm with strong winds
- a thin layer of ice on the ground when the air is cold
- 2 or 3 large spheres of snow stacked to look like a person
- author of Romeo and Juliet
- a long sled with a curved front used for sliding over snow
- frozen or partly frozen rain
- accompanied Dante through the inferno
- brief and light snowfalls
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- when part of your body freezes or almost freezes
- author of the Divine Comedy
- Greek author
- an area of land on a mountain that is used for skiing
- hanging piece of ice formed by the freezing of dripping water
- a large, open vehicle that is usually pulled by a horse
14 Clues: Greek author • brief and light snowfalls • author of Romeo and Juliet • author of the Divine Comedy • frozen or partly frozen rain • a snow storm with strong winds • accompanied Dante through the inferno • when part of your body freezes or almost freezes • an area of land on a mountain that is used for skiing • a thin layer of ice on the ground when the air is cold • ...
2021 Acting 1 Final REVIEW 2021-05-26
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- each line of Shakespeare's meter should have ten __________
- this person formalized improv through the study of different games and the use or C.R.O.W.
- the stage direction AWAY from the audience
- one way of connecting to the character's emotion is through the use of __________ to create a similar emotional situation
- in order to connected emotionally, the actor must train ways to trick the ______ into feeling the emotion
- this is an acronym with 4 letters that are also know as the "given circumstances"
- a verb that describes how to say a line of dialogue; also a way to connect emotional to your character
- this word literally means "to do"
- means a motivated piece of action; also a mispronounced Russian word
- members of the Greek Chorus wore these to show emotion and / or character
- the "first" actor
- when a person feels what another person feels
- first known as the "magic if," another way of connecting emotionally to a character
- the stage direction to the actor's RIGHT if FACING the audience
- the type of acting we study and see most often
- a type of Italian theater that led to modern improvisation
- means motivated movement onstage
- the type of poetic meter Shakespeare wrote in
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- a plot device implemented by the Greeks; literally means "God from Machine"
- the character's NEED; also the "O" in C.R.O.W.
- a contemporary of Shakespeare; died mysteriously in a bar fight
- the largest acting training facility in the world, based out of Chicago, known for their comedic improv
- the emotion expelling when watching a performance
- by the middle ages, theater had been ________
- each line of Shakespeare's meter would have an __________, then stressed syllabic pattern
- a Greek term that we still use today to describe a type of theater (our auditorium is one); literally means "audience before the scene"
- emotions cannot be "acted" truthfully; instead they must be __________
- the father or modern realistic acting
- one part of creating a character is through the character's action or ___________
29 Clues: the "first" actor • means motivated movement onstage • this word literally means "to do" • the father or modern realistic acting • the stage direction AWAY from the audience • by the middle ages, theater had been ________ • when a person feels what another person feels • the type of poetic meter Shakespeare wrote in • the character's NEED; also the "O" in C.R.O.W. • ...
Andrea's Puzzle 2024-03-27
Across
- Common first word of a videogame about restaurants
- Hozier song misconstrued for Christianity
- Liberal arts college with a name that sounds like an assertion a proud group might make
- American city and theatrical dance move
- Surname of a Harry Potter actor and a school in Massachusetts
- Shakespeare play and small town
- Ex-religious leader + English musician
- Influential woman from Alexandria
- Naked mammal
- Pre-pope
- Fictitious magical training ground for kids
- Problematic YouTube star + CW drama series
- Card game + Chinese politician
- Most populated landlocked country in Asia
- Erotica movie franchise
- tense that includes the linking verb 'will'
- A metal object that is much cheaper than anticipated
- Cash crop in Riverdale
- Fad waterbottle in 2023
- God's covenant: Sp.
- First American man in Earth's orbit
- Portugal city + type of sweet
- Tranquil
- Cultural oral story
- "Love you to the moon and to _____"
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- Popular Nickelodeon actor + Sylvia Plath book
- "Here Comes the Bride" composer
- Sudsy play with only music, no dialogue
- OC character with stereotypically Jewish name
- First dog in outer space
- Hades of Roman mythology
- Persian soup
- Type of reproduction that includes fission
- Cause of death for over 75 million Europeans in the Middle Ages
- Phoebe Bridgers anthem and city in Japan
- Royal greens
- Director and actor Justin
- First name of Jo, Ladybird, Nina actress
- Popular animation YouTuber
- Suicidal Shakespeare ingenue
- Style of architecture in Palm Springs
- Basic acting technique philosopher
- Annoying pronunciation of 'pizza'
- Child, Roberts, and Stiles
- Kaput car part
- Activity camp for boys in Maine
- ____ the Virgin
- Shade in Spanish colonial architecture
- Musical and tome of religious rites
- Steve Martin musical + space fantasy saga
- Phallic Greek play and a drunken, lustful woodland creature
- Minerva of Greek mythology
- musical + American capital city
- First Latin American female EGOT
- Russian moonshine
- Refute
- Manufactured characters in the Sims franchise
57 Clues: Refute • Pre-pope • Tranquil • Persian soup • Royal greens • Naked mammal • Kaput car part • ____ the Virgin • Russian moonshine • God's covenant: Sp. • Cultural oral story • Cash crop in Riverdale • Erotica movie franchise • Fad waterbottle in 2023 • First dog in outer space • Hades of Roman mythology • Director and actor Justin • Popular animation YouTuber • Child, Roberts, and Stiles • ...
The Renaissance Man 2025-05-14
Across
- What was earned by the instructor over time?
- What kind of instructor emphasized order and physical strength?
- What was the result of combining literature and discipline?
- What activity was assigned to explain personal motivation?
- What term means lack of interest or emotion?
- What leadership trait involves being answerable for actions?
- What word means abnormal operation or behavior?
- What structure symbolized physical challenge?
- What mental ability did the course aim to strengthen?
- What literary term is illustrated by “deafening silence”?
- What value is enforced through push-ups and formations?
- What trait was built by climbing the Victory Tower?
- What does every cadet learn to accept through training?
- What is the result of leadership plus belief in students?
- What do students take to show what they’ve learned?
- What word describes a rebirth of learning or art?
- What was gained by cadets through public reading?
- What standard clothing was worn during training?
- Which taboo topic appears in the play being studied?
- What does literature help individuals express?
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- What academic subject helped promote self-expression?
- What did the team members give one another?
- What form of writing uses expressive, rhythmic language?
- What word means someone who lacks moral restraint?
- What is needed for routines and military life?
- Which literary device compares using "like" or "as"?
- Which word describes something that stands out?
- Which Shakespeare play was used in class?
- How was Shakespeare’s play creatively performed?
- What subject was the class focused on improving?
- What word means disobedience toward authority?
- What emotion is caused by public embarrassment?
- Who wrote the play the class studied?
- What kind of test did the class take to measure growth?
- What word describes the students’ interpretation of Hamlet?
- What skill was practiced using classical texts?
- What tool was used to empower the group?
- What exercise was used as a punishment and motivator?
- What element of Shakespeare’s plays helped the class relate?
- What trait helps someone bounce back from hardship?
- What literary device states one thing is another?
41 Clues: Who wrote the play the class studied? • What tool was used to empower the group? • Which Shakespeare play was used in class? • What did the team members give one another? • What was earned by the instructor over time? • What term means lack of interest or emotion? • What structure symbolized physical challenge? • What is needed for routines and military life? • ...
Language and Literacy 2024-02-01
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- Creation of ___ and grammars standardized the language
- ___ schools were a source of education for people who could afford
- Period of the english language
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- High class were literate in english and ___
- The spread of the ___ allowed more people to read and write
- Only the upper class and ___ could read and write
- Made over 1700 words
- Theaters such as The ___ were a source of literature
8 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 • ...
English Association crossword(senior) 2023-03-04
Across
- (n.)last name of the youngest US president
- (name)Volemort’s last name
- (name)writer of Little Women
- (name)a Shakespeare tragedy about a Denmark prince
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- (idiom)to fail spectacularly
- (n.)something that is likely to cause harm
- (n.)someone who has too much admiration for himself or herself
- (v.)to publicly support or suggest an idea, development, or way of doing something
8 Clues: (name)Volemort’s last name • (idiom)to fail spectacularly • (name)writer of Little Women • (n.)something that is likely to cause harm • (n.)last name of the youngest US president • (name)a Shakespeare tragedy about a Denmark prince • (n.)someone who has too much admiration for himself or herself • ...
Week 11 Vocab 2025-06-26
8 Clues: Is this area 正方形? • The King lives in a 城 • Be careful not to 足を滑らせる • She wears an engagement 指輪 • The 流れ of the river is slow • Shakespeare wrote modern 文学 • That top doesn't と調和する your outfit • It's time to を投票で選ぶ a new president
VOCAB TESt 2026-01-10
Across
- You study ancient civilizations in this subject
- You use this to cut paper.
- The opposite of wide is...
- You study Cervantes and Shakespeare in this subject.
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- The opposite of tight-fisted is...
- The opposite of straight hair is...
- You put books, notebooks, and you pencil case here when you go to school.
- You eat it before lunch or in the afternoon.
8 Clues: You use this to cut paper. • The opposite of wide is... • The opposite of tight-fisted is... • The opposite of straight hair is... • You eat it before lunch or in the afternoon. • You study ancient civilizations in this subject • You study Cervantes and Shakespeare in this subject. • You put books, notebooks, and you pencil case here when you go to school.
mca crossword 2026-01-06
Across
- who won the shakespeare competition
- who won the boys basketball game at the opening of the gym
- What was the last song played at the 7th and 8th grade dance
- who won last years prom queen
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- who won the best costume at the halloween dance
- who won last years talent show
- won 3
- club who takes pictures for the yearbook
8 Clues: won 3 • who won last years prom queen • who won last years talent show • who won the shakespeare competition • club who takes pictures for the yearbook • who won the best costume at the halloween dance • who won the boys basketball game at the opening of the gym • What was the last song played at the 7th and 8th grade dance
Sonnet 18 2020-05-18
7 Clues: The meaning of thee • The amount of lines in a sonnet • What is the key theme in Sonnet 18 • But thy ____ summer shall not change • What device is used in the first line? • The relation between the last two lines • What does Shakespeare describe as 'eternal' about the lover
Theatre History Review 2023-10-13
Across
- Another word for storytelling?
- Name for moving scenery during the Italian Renaissance
- When were trap doors were created in theatre?
- Gave us the stage and the name, theatre
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- Famous writer from the Elizabethan Theatre
- A form of theatre that involves masks and improv
- Theatre that uses elaborate face paint and costumes
7 Clues: Another word for storytelling? • Gave us the stage and the name, theatre • Famous writer from the Elizabethan Theatre • When were trap doors were created in theatre? • A form of theatre that involves masks and improv • Theatre that uses elaborate face paint and costumes • Name for moving scenery during the Italian Renaissance
England Crossword Puzzle 2023-10-23
7 Clues: The shape of the theater • The country where the theater is located • The name of the river next to the theater • What actors do on stage (they ... a role) • These actors wore costumes when performing • The city where the Globe Theatre is located • The writer whose plays were performed at the Globe
10/26-10/27 2022-10-25
7 Clues: El problema en una historia. • El escritor de Romeo y Julieta • La elección de palabras del autor. • Comparar dos cosas usando like o as • La forma en que un autor crea personajes creíbles. • La actitud de un autor hacia lo que está escribiendo • Una conclusión alcanzada sobre la base de la evidencia.
Pergunta 2021-02-03
5 Clues: Concordas. • Godmother. • A irmã da minha mãe é minha ________. • ___ ou não ___? Eis a questão (Shakespeare) • Determinante possessivo, primeira pessoa do singular, feminino.
Literature 2022-09-27
English Week 8 Vocabulary 2022-10-12
5 Clues: The nurse talked _ _ _ _ _. • Shakespeare wrote a _ _ _ _ _ _. • The character made a _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. • The _ _ _ _ _ _ _ gave me some palm branches. • There were many _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ at the wedding.
English Week 8 Vocabulary 2022-10-12
5 Clues: The nurse talked _ _ _ _ _. • Shakespeare wrote a _ _ _ _ _ _. • The character made a _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. • The _ _ _ _ _ _ _ gave me some palm branches. • There were many _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ at the wedding.
Queen Elizabeth I. 2020-02-13
Across
- A dynasty where Elizabeth comes from
- The Earl of Leicester
- The act of executing
- remove somebody forcibly from power
- Father of Queen Elizabeth I.
- Mother of Queen Elizabeth I.
- The House of Lords and The House of Commons
- A person who earns money to support a family
- age A phrase
- Put or keep in prison or a place like a prison
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- Number of theories about her death
- Someone who is helping the Queen to make decisions
- An act of Supermacy and Uniformity
- The action of exploring an unknown area
- Famous playwright, co-owner of Globe Theatre
- Voluntary sexual intercourse between a married person and a person who is not his or her spouse
- Someone who gets the crown after his parents die
- The crime of betraying one's country
18 Clues: age A phrase • The act of executing • The Earl of Leicester • Father of Queen Elizabeth I. • Mother of Queen Elizabeth I. • Number of theories about her death • An act of Supermacy and Uniformity • remove somebody forcibly from power • A dynasty where Elizabeth comes from • The crime of betraying one's country • The action of exploring an unknown area • ...
