shakespeare Crossword Puzzles

8 Clues: Wri__ down?(4) • An ogre's strange colour (6) • Hey! No mess, it's sticky (5) • Music I left next to endtable makes me move? (6) • Part of sofa bleached, makes for a good story! (5) • Comes to collect Shakespeare with Romeo incomplete? (7) • Starts naked, splattered by residual paint that's wet inside? (4) • ...

18 Clues: Prospero's daughter. • Tier 3: ranking system • The writer of The Tempest. • The setting of The Tempest. • The main character in Dear Martin. • Character who took over the island. • The one thing Prospero wants the most. • Character who originally owned the island. • Tier 3: a system/society controlled by men. • Tier 3: word describing a noun (e.g. green) • ...

18 Clues: Acronym for “Outfit Of The Day” • Something awkward or embarrassing • A struggle between opposing forces • A tech error or weird bug in a game • A funny image or phrase shared online • Famous English playwright of "Hamlet" • The villain or opposing force in a story • A category of literature, music, or film • A claim of being elsewhere during a crime • ...

18 Clues: Wrote 95 Theses • Painted the "Mona Lisa" • This word means "rebirth" • Leader of the Catholic Church • Painted "The School of Athens" • Famous for writing "The Prince" • England's most famous playwright • Sculpted the famous 17ft tall "David" • Translated the New Testament into Greek • The city in Italy where the Renaissance began • ...

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

7 Clues: Stanza with two lines • Stanza with four lines • A poem with 19 lines and 2 refrains • Lines that are repeated throughout the poem • The preferred style of Shakespeare, 14 lines • The poem equivalent of a sentence, a row of words • The poem equivalent of a paragraph, a group of lines

7 Clues: Who was his opponent? • What was his wife´s name? • In which city was he buried? • In which battle did Richard die? • His remains were found under a... • Who wrote a play about Richard III? • Edward V and his brother are often referred to as the Princes in the...

7 Clues: son of Lord & Lady Montague • daughter of Lord & Lady Capulet • the place where romeo escaped to • a nobleman that wants to marry Juliet • author/writer/creator of Romeo & Juliet • a friend of Romeo's and a relative of Prince Escalus • person that has looked after Juliet since she was a baby

7 Clues: sth. which you can read • an animal which is big and grey • the English author who wrote Macbeth • a name which is common in Catholic areas • clothes at school which all look the same • room in boarding school that is for sleeping • an animal which gives birth to living offspring

5 Clues: romeo's last name • he wrote about romeo • another word for last name • they sang "Yellow submarine" • problems with your regular diet

5 Clues: moon and sun • angle and devil • comparison of two things • sauce used for Chinese food • two lovers in Shakespeare famous play

5 Clues: his wife • a character • a theatre play • a religion in Great Britain • The Queen in Shakespeare's time

4 Clues: men • newton • boccacio • shakespeare

14 Clues: The mother of John. • The hometown of John. • John's favorite author. • The son of the director. • The alpha dosed in alcohol • The process of human cloning. • "...belongs to everyone else." • Where Bernard might have been transferred. • Bernard thought everyone treated her like meat. • The most powerful and intelligent person of the World State. • ...

14 Clues: Mascot for love • life is like a box of _____ • What do yellow roses symbolize? • Cowardly lion was missing this. • Given with a special message inside • cupid has what name in Greek mythology? • Pretty smelling plants given on this day • What state produces most of America’s red roses? • What major invention was patented on Valentine’s Day? • ...

14 Clues: It is not one, but two • Original word for butterfly • The terms "its" and "it's" are • Adjectives usually come before a • Number of countries in the world • Every sentence must have a subject and a • a very famous poet who invented many words • States, does not have an official language • We like - our grandmother on Sunday (visit) • ...

14 Clues: - a male-dominated society • Iago's role within the play • the type of hero Othello is • - Arab inhabitant of North Africa • - where four acts of the play take place • - where the first act of the play takes place • a tragic term meaning extreme arrogance or pride • - a key tragic theme: associated with eyes/vision • - the feeling that should be evoked in the audience • ...

14 Clues: Capital city • --- and chips • English drink • The King's name • River in the capital city • The busses are this colour • ----------- united (football club) • King ---- and the knights of the round table • Last name of a famous wizard, first name Harry • Famous poet and author of plays, first name William • Where you can go get a drink or grab some comfort food in town. • ...

14 Clues: Napoleon fought with? • Who took Napoleon down? • What did Napoleon conquer much of? • Who overthrew the French Directory? • What did the factory system replace? • Who is known as England’s national poet? • What were upperclassmen in France called? • What did many people travel for in the modern era? • Shakespeare influenced contemporary literature by making...? • ...

15 Clues: The Father of Renaissance Humanism • The term meaning “rebirth” in French • The city where the Renaissance began. • The famous chapel painted by Michelangelo • The invention that revolutionized printing. • A famous Renaissance sculptor who created David • The technique used to create depth in paintings • The scientist who confirmed the heliocentric theory. • ...

14 Clues: Non's son • A syrup, again and again • Bacon, according to some • Domain of pampered little dogs? • Bath taken unashamedly in the hot seat • Man of grand designs -- mug with method • All about Romaine! And on a drip...(66.6N) • The most common pencil in entices scribbled! • Composer having suspicion about one? Deny cut • City where some say the underworld's very dark? • ...

14 Clues: Play with witches and ambition • Author of 'Hamlet' and 'Macbeth' • Prince who said 'To be or not to be' • Class of small landowners and farmers • Queen who ruled during the Elizabethan era • Duke of Athens in 'A Midsummer Night's Dream • Social class with titles like 'Duke' or 'Count • Class below nobility, landowners without titles • ...

13 Clues: John likens Lenina to this character • Subject of John and Bernard's desires • John likens himself to this character • Main character at the end of the book • Linda's lover at the Savage Reservation • Main character at the beginning of the book • A movie using the senses of touch and smell • What John uses to punish himself in isolation • ...

13 Clues: to cancel marriage • to give up a persons views • describes any ideal society • government run by church leaders • a financial supporter of the arts • sun-centered model of the Universe • wrote 37 plays between 1590 and 1613 • every day language of ordinary every day people • to be recognized as a saint by the Catholic Church • ...

13 Clues: Rolls of paper • This means to be very good • The English way of saying "It is" • The river that runs through London • The bridge that crosses Thames River • A round stone that is used in paving streets • Something that makes a person look different • A group of people who gather to watch a play • Rowdy folk who don't have seats at the theater • ...

13 Clues: the most massive of all dwarfs • this planet looks like the moon • this dwarf planet is oval shaped • it's "great dark spot" disappeared. • this planet has over 100 confirmed moons • the star at the center of the solar system • this planet's moon is drifting away from it • a day on this planet is longer than it's year • this dwarf was originaly called "Easter bunny" • ...

13 Clues: Known as the 'Bard of Avon' • Wrote To Kill a Mockingbird • Revenge story involving a whale • "Please, sir, I want some more" • Wrote about an adventure involving a ring • His novel helped coin the word Doublespeak • Inspiration for pirates in popular culture • Man ends up on an island with little people • A love story between a Mr. Darcy and Ms. Bennet • ...

13 Clues: Triumphs all in Shakespeare. • Not to be confused with Cesario. • A nonsense word used by Sir Toby. • If ______ be the food of love, play on. • Duke of Illyria, not to be dis*count*ed. • Device used to ridicule Olivia’s servant. • Lover of Cesario, hater of yellow stockings. • The ever faithful and ridiculed servant of Olivia. • ...

13 Clues: Shape of _ountain (4) • i'm eyePAtched! (5, 5) • Beau, Victor, Rocky, Neil, Nate (9) • Consequence of misusing debit card! (3, 6) • Drops in between Tue-Thu on the way back? (3) • Blemish turning part of white rose yellow (7) • Doctor transplants heart with heart of one! (5) • Temp receptionist and intern, between jobs? (5, 2) • ...

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! • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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

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?

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

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

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.”

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?

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! • ...

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. • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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! • ...

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. • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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 - • ...

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. • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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. • ...

10 Clues: He invented the printing press • he painted the sistine chapel ceiling • the first person to sail around the world • The Renaissance began in this Italian city • those types of christians that are not catholic • a genius inventor and engineer as well as painter • the genius writer of plays such as Romeo and Juliet • he protested the Catholic Church with his 95 theses • ...

4 Clues: men • newton • boccacio • shakespeare

5 Clues: Masculino de "minha" • Tradução para "godfather" • Eu aceito, tu _______, ele aceita. • Marsupial característico da Austrália • "___ ou não ___? Eis a questão." (Shakespeare)

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 • ...

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) • ...

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. • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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. • ...

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. • ...

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.... • ...

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. • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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? • ...

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?

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. • ...

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 • ...

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? • ...

22 Clues: The director of Wicked • The producer of Hades Town • The playwright of Hamilton • An actor playing Heather Chandler • The costume designer of Mean Girls • An artist who designs dances for the stage. • The person who develops the concept for the theatre setting. • The person who provides the words and story for a production. • ...

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

5 Clues: Concordas. • Godfather. • O irmão da minha mãe é meu ___. • ___ ou não ___? Eis a questão (Shakespeare) • Determinante possessivo, primeira pessoa do singular, masculino.

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 • ...

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. • ...

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

18 Clues: Who wrote the play? • Where is the play set? • Who is King of the Fairies? • Who always loved Demetrius? • Who is Queen of The Fairies? • Who was Queen of the Amazons? • Who frequently causes mischief? • What kind of potion did Puck make? • Who struck the plant with an arrow? • Who is still under the spell at the end? • Which plant did the love potion come from? • ...

18 Clues: How does Romeo die? • Romeo's family name • Juliet's family name • The author of the play • Romeo is banished here • Romeo's friend and relative • Juliet's cousin; Romeo's ex • Who Juliet is supposed to marry • What does Juliet use to end herself? • Romeo's friend and kin to the prince • The city in which the story takes place • Which character helps Juliet marry Romeo? • ...

18 Clues: Halloween month. • A group of crows. • Another term for ghost • Where people are buried. • Vegetable that repels vampires. • The name for a group of witches. • Bony framework inside your body. • The doctor who created a monster. • Term for the intense fear of spiders. • The name of the big pot a witch uses. • Marker that sits at the head of a grave. • ...

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 ___. • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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 ... • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

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? • ...

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. • ...

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 • ...