sight words Crossword Puzzles

Chapter 2 Vocabulary by Skye Phillips 2017-03-08

Chapter 2 Vocabulary by Skye Phillips crossword puzzle

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weak and slender , lacking reasoning
outer or outlying object of something , ____ sight
ability for brain to change
knowledge of structure and history , study of books
no free will , opposite of rationalism , fate
rejection of all religious and morals
the belief of everything being based on reason
easily influenced and pliable , able to be changed
originally inventive , creative
adapting of something to a environment
knowledge pulled from experience

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adapted to something , habitats
having a common center , circles or spheres
unchanging
arms or legs
short and concise words (speech) , inessential
careful, attention to detail

17 Clues: unchanging • arms or legs • ability for brain to change • careful, attention to detail • adapted to something , habitats • originally inventive , creative • knowledge pulled from experience • weak and slender , lacking reasoning • rejection of all religious and morals • adapting of something to a environment • having a common center , circles or spheres • ...

Frequent words / sight words 7YL 2021-12-03

Frequent words / sight words 7YL crossword puzzle

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when
but
therefore
really
from/of
so then

Down

who
also
for
with
too/too much

11 Clues: who • but • for • when • also • with • really • from/of • so then • therefore • too/too much

1batx A 2023-05-26

Across

Philosophical and scientific movement that promotes the use of technologies to augment the human capabilities.
A person who deliberately spoils the enjoyment of others.
A linguistic term that refers to a single word or phrase has multiple related meanings.
Is the sound coincidence of different words, the meanings of which are in no way connected with each other.
Too great or extreme to be expressed or described in words
A point or level beyond which something does not or may not extend or pass.
The Greek philosopher who said that virtue is equal to knowladge.

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The relationship between words with related derivations but different syntactic use.
A CD or record with one main song.
A nitrogenous base similar to benzene that includes cytosine, thymine, and uracil as bases used for DNA or RNA.(2 words)
The act of spreading substances such as certain chemicals in clouds, in order to try to make them produce rain. (2 words)
To place of sight. (2 words)
Type of rocks that are created on the surface of the earth
political doctrine that takes protecting and enhancing the freedom of the individual to be the central problem of politics.
An open area of hills covered with rough grass.

15 Clues: To place of sight. (2 words) • A CD or record with one main song. • An open area of hills covered with rough grass. • A person who deliberately spoils the enjoyment of others. • Type of rocks that are created on the surface of the earth • Too great or extreme to be expressed or described in words • The Greek philosopher who said that virtue is equal to knowladge. • ...

Sight Words #3 Crossword 2021-03-01

Sight Words #3 Crossword crossword puzzle

Across

A young person.
To come together in one place.
To come in first or be the best.
This is a big fight.
The coldest season of the year.

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This is what you call a note written to someone.
At the end.
Strength.
When you write your name.
The colonists settled in the ______ World.
Your birthday is the day you were _______.
When there is nowhere to go.

12 Clues: Strength. • At the end. • A young person. • This is a big fight. • When you write your name. • When there is nowhere to go. • To come together in one place. • The coldest season of the year. • To come in first or be the best. • The colonists settled in the ______ World. • Your birthday is the day you were _______. • This is what you call a note written to someone.

Sight Words List One 2020-09-09

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The number that comes after four is ____.
Bees live in a ____.
I use my ___________ to complete my schoolwork.
I play outside _____ I finish my school work.
We ___ Semple Stars.
I like apples ___ oranges.

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In November, we will ____ for the new President.
When there is a _____ drill, we go to the parking lot.
On a computer, I write with the __________.
If I were a bat, I would live in a ____.
When it is not your turn to talk on Google Meet, you ____ your microphone.
Somebody ate ___ of the MnM's.

12 Clues: Bees live in a ____. • We ___ Semple Stars. • I like apples ___ oranges. • Somebody ate ___ of the MnM's. • If I were a bat, I would live in a ____. • The number that comes after four is ____. • On a computer, I write with the __________. • I play outside _____ I finish my school work. • I use my ___________ to complete my schoolwork. • ...

Sight Words #3 Crossword 2021-03-01

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A young person.
To come together in one place.
To come in first or be the best.
This is a big fight.
The coldest season of the year.

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This is what you call a note written to someone.
At the end.
Strength.
When you write your name.
The colonists settled in the ______ World.
Your birthday is the day you were _______.
When there is nowhere to go.

4th Grade Sight Words 2021-03-22

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an amount that is cut or separated from a larger section of something
most liked
a story or movie that does bad things
so important that you must do it or have it
a group of peopel who live in the same area
information that tells your or warns you about something that is going to happen

Down

the amount of space between two places or things
somethign that a person or group does
an open area of land without trees or buildings
a symbol that represents a number
a period of 100 years
a region with particular weather patterns or conditions

12 Clues: most liked • a period of 100 years • a symbol that represents a number • somethign that a person or group does • a story or movie that does bad things • so important that you must do it or have it • a group of peopel who live in the same area • an open area of land without trees or buildings • the amount of space between two places or things • ...

4th Quarter Sight Words 2021-09-14

4th Quarter Sight Words crossword puzzle

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Another word for in the middle
Another word for you may start
A book tells you a ______.
Go along with
Let's wait here ______ the rain stops.
Another word for kids

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St. Louis is a ______.
Not ever
You are a human ________.
Opposite of above
Opposite of close
Directly below

12 Clues: Not ever • Go along with • Directly below • Opposite of above • Opposite of close • Another word for kids • St. Louis is a ______. • You are a human ________. • A book tells you a ______. • Another word for in the middle • Another word for you may start • Let's wait here ______ the rain stops.

Sight Words Crossword Puzzle 2022-05-22

Sight Words Crossword Puzzle crossword puzzle

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I do not cook with ______.
______ your name.
She ______ find a frog.
Dad ______ me to say hi.
It is ______ of wood.
I want to eat ice cream ______!

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She can ______ to the party.
The TV show is ______.
He wants to ______ a dog.
Selin ______ eat tofu.
The pool has a lot of ______.
This is ______ of the toy.

12 Clues: ______ your name. • It is ______ of wood. • The TV show is ______. • Selin ______ eat tofu. • She ______ find a frog. • Dad ______ me to say hi. • He wants to ______ a dog. • I do not cook with ______. • This is ______ of the toy. • She can ______ to the party. • The pool has a lot of ______. • I want to eat ice cream ______!

Learning Styles 2022-09-27

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likes to move around
visual, seeing,sight
related to nature and the environment
reasoned, precise, accurate
related to relationships with other people

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related to words and language
within
sound arranged in patterns, ton, and pitch

8 Clues: within • likes to move around • visual, seeing,sight • reasoned, precise, accurate • related to words and language • related to nature and the environment • sound arranged in patterns, ton, and pitch • related to relationships with other people

Community Access Sight Words (B) 2025-02-10

Community Access Sight Words (B) crossword puzzle

Across

a place where doctors and nurses help sick or hurt people feel better
something is shut and not open
to go inside a place
young males
the door or place where you go out of a building or room
young females
a building where firefighters work and keep their fire trucks
a sign telling you not to go inside
a sign that means you should not cross the street
a special door to leave a building quickly in case of an emergency

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when you tell someone you've arrived at a place
how easy it is for everyone to get into or use something
the time when something is open or working, like 9AM to 5PM
a box that moves up and down to take you to different floors in a building
the door or place where you go into a building or room
a person who puts out fires and keeps people safe
inside something, like a room or building

17 Clues: young males • young females • to go inside a place • something is shut and not open • a sign telling you not to go inside • inside something, like a room or building • when you tell someone you've arrived at a place • a person who puts out fires and keeps people safe • a sign that means you should not cross the street • the door or place where you go into a building or room • ...

Figurative language 2021-11-03

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giving human characteristics to something nonhuman
a comparison of 2 things that are not alike, using the words "is" or "are"
the use of descriptive words that appeal to the five sense (sight, smell, taste, touch, sound)
when a set of words uses the same sound or letters repeatedly
an exaggeration so dramatic that it is obviously not true.

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sound words
a phrase with a figurative meaning that is different than its literal meaning
a comparison or 2 things that are not alike, using words "like" or "as"

8 Clues: sound words • giving human characteristics to something nonhuman • an exaggeration so dramatic that it is obviously not true. • when a set of words uses the same sound or letters repeatedly • a comparison or 2 things that are not alike, using words "like" or "as" • a comparison of 2 things that are not alike, using the words "is" or "are" • ...

crosswrd puzzle sight words #1 2021-09-27

crosswrd puzzle sight words #1 crossword puzzle

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eran estaban
tener
el la
hacer
de
algunos
ellos ellas
tu usted
A
son

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que
nosotros
dijo
de
uno
varios
tambien
tuyo

18 Clues: A • de • de • que • uno • son • dijo • tuyo • tener • el la • hacer • varios • algunos • tambien • nosotros • tu usted • ellos ellas • eran estaban

3rd Quarter Sight Words 2021-09-10

3rd Quarter Sight Words crossword puzzle

Across

I will contraction
The people you play with at recess
What you read
Battle
Pull after you add ed to the end
Opposite of hot

Down

When you speak I hear your _____.
Go to your ____!
What you do in Art class
What you walk on outside
What a tree trunk is made of
St. James is the _____ we live in.

12 Clues: Battle • What you read • Opposite of hot • Go to your ____! • I will contraction • What you do in Art class • What you walk on outside • What a tree trunk is made of • Pull after you add ed to the end • When you speak I hear your _____. • The people you play with at recess • St. James is the _____ we live in.

4th grade sight words 2024-01-18

Across

North,East, West and.
Not slow.
When you finish a task.
Opposite of night.
A floating machine that is found in the ocean.
You do this in Art class.

Down

These are on a math test.
You do this to find out how long something is.
Teacher's expect you to do this while in class.
The thing you use to talk.
The opposite of a consonant.
You find these on a clock.

12 Clues: Not slow. • Opposite of night. • North,East, West and. • When you finish a task. • These are on a math test. • You do this in Art class. • The thing you use to talk. • You find these on a clock. • The opposite of a consonant. • You do this to find out how long something is. • A floating machine that is found in the ocean. • Teacher's expect you to do this while in class.

Unit 9 Sight words 2023-05-14

Across

I like to ______ toys at Target.
It feels to have my homework ______.
Mama is _______ way to say Mom.
It is fun to play with _____ dolls.
I love to go _______ tunnels!
I need to _______ my dirty dog.

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I _____ have one head.
I need to wash my hands _______ I eat.
2, 4, 6 , 8 are _____ numbers.
This book is _________ the planets.
She ______ not like tuna sandwiches.
It is fun to ______ at the beach and find seashells.

12 Clues: I _____ have one head. • I love to go _______ tunnels! • 2, 4, 6 , 8 are _____ numbers. • Mama is _______ way to say Mom. • I need to _______ my dirty dog. • I like to ______ toys at Target. • This book is _________ the planets. • It is fun to play with _____ dolls. • It feels to have my homework ______. • She ______ not like tuna sandwiches. • ...

Sight Words Spelling Test 2026-01-21

Sight Words Spelling Test crossword puzzle

Across

to call words
to win
to own something
need jacket
to move
to do good

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move in a circle
have a lot
rhymes with berry
want something
rhymes with clothes
rest at night

12 Clues: to win • to move • have a lot • to do good • need jacket • to call words • rest at night • want something • move in a circle • to own something • rhymes with berry • rhymes with clothes

Poetry Terms Crossword Puzzle 2022-01-20

Poetry Terms Crossword Puzzle crossword puzzle

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(A meaning of a word beyond a dictionary definition.)
(Everyday language of ordinary people.)
(A reference to another work of literature, person, or event.)
(Description that appeals to the senses such as sight, sound, smell, touch, and taste.)
(Repetition of sounds at the end of words.)

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(Repeating a word of phrase to add emphasis.)
(Repetition of vowel sounds.)
(Metaphor continued over more than one sentence.)
(To restate in other words.)
(A comparison of two unlike things using "like" or "as")

10 Clues: (To restate in other words.) • (Repetition of vowel sounds.) • (Everyday language of ordinary people.) • (Repetition of sounds at the end of words.) • (Repeating a word of phrase to add emphasis.) • (Metaphor continued over more than one sentence.) • (A meaning of a word beyond a dictionary definition.) • (A comparison of two unlike things using "like" or "as") • ...

Poetic Devices 2025-12-04

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Repetition of an initial consonant sound
A word or phrase that means something other than what is said
Giving human characteristics to non living things to create imagery
An extreme exaggeration
Repeated words, lines, or verses/stanzas.

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Words that represent sound
A comparison that does not use like or as - creates imagery
Rhyme at the end of the lines
A comparison that uses like or as to create imagery
Description that appeals to sight, sound, touch, taste, or smell

10 Clues: An extreme exaggeration • Words that represent sound • Rhyme at the end of the lines • Repetition of an initial consonant sound • Repeated words, lines, or verses/stanzas. • A comparison that uses like or as to create imagery • A comparison that does not use like or as - creates imagery • A word or phrase that means something other than what is said • ...

Sophie 2025-08-16

Across

— At the very top; most high.
— The opposite of left.
— Let out a long, deep breath.
— Not heavy.
— A trip by airplane.
— Giving more light than another.

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— A person who boxes or battles.
— Bright marker pen used to make words stand out.
— The ability to see.
— Time between sunset and sunrise.

10 Clues: — Not heavy. • — The ability to see. • — A trip by airplane. • — The opposite of left. • — At the very top; most high. • — Let out a long, deep breath. • — A person who boxes or battles. • — Giving more light than another. • — Time between sunset and sunrise. • — Bright marker pen used to make words stand out.

Language Features 2025-11-19

Across

– Comparing two things using like or as (e.g., “as cold as ice”).
– Repeating words or phrases for emphasis.
– Descriptive language that appeals to the senses (sight, sound, touch, taste, smell).
– Repetition of consonant sounds at the start of words (e.g., “dark and dreary day”).
Language – Words that evoke strong feelings (e.g., “heartbreaking”, “tragic”).

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– Exaggeration for effect (e.g., “I’ve told you a million times”).
– Giving human qualities to non-human things (e.g., “the wind whispered”).
Question – A question asked for effect, not to get an answer (e.g., “Who wouldn’t want that?”).
– Words that imitate sounds (e.g., “bang”, “splash”).
– A direct comparison without using like or as (e.g., “time is a thief”).

10 Clues: – Repeating words or phrases for emphasis. • – Words that imitate sounds (e.g., “bang”, “splash”). • – Comparing two things using like or as (e.g., “as cold as ice”). • – Exaggeration for effect (e.g., “I’ve told you a million times”). • – A direct comparison without using like or as (e.g., “time is a thief”). • ...

Week 32 2024-10-28

Across

Not firmly or fixed in place.
Used to connect words of the same part of speech
A change which is the result or consequence of an action
The form of the indefinite article used before words beginning with a vowel sound
After that; next; afterward

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One of the faculties of sight, smell, hearing, taste and touch
Cease to have or retain something
between then and now
To make a difference to.
Used to introduce the second element in a comparison

10 Clues: between then and now • To make a difference to. • After that; next; afterward • Not firmly or fixed in place. • Cease to have or retain something • Used to connect words of the same part of speech • Used to introduce the second element in a comparison • A change which is the result or consequence of an action • ...

Poetry Unit Key Vocabulary Review 2021-04-28

Poetry Unit Key Vocabulary Review crossword puzzle

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A comparison without using like or as
the occurrence of the same letter or sound at the beginning of adjacent or closely connected words.
The beat of poem
A word that imitates the sound it represents.
Description that appeals to the senses (sight, sound, smell, touch, taste)
The overall message or life lesson of a poem or work of literature. Written as a complete sentence.
A comparison of two unlike things using like or as
The main subject of a poem or work of literature. Typically 1-2 words.
phrases or words in a stanza

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A common, often used expression that doesn't make sense if you take it literally.
A figure of speech in which an object or animal is given human feelings, thoughts, or attitudes
exaggerated statements or claims not meant to be taken literally.
scheme the ordered pattern of rhymes at the ends of the lines of a poem.
Repeated use of sounds, words, or ideas for effect and emphasis
A group of lines in a poem

15 Clues: The beat of poem • A group of lines in a poem • phrases or words in a stanza • A comparison without using like or as • A word that imitates the sound it represents. • A comparison of two unlike things using like or as • Repeated use of sounds, words, or ideas for effect and emphasis • exaggerated statements or claims not meant to be taken literally. • ...

week 7 words 2025-08-24

Across

a person's regular career
not meaning to do something
able or likely to cause harm
to know something
to like something more than others
to know something you have forgotten

Down

to vanish from people's sight
an idea, a person had
a group of words to make a
another word for maby

10 Clues: to know something • an idea, a person had • another word for maby • a person's regular career • a group of words to make a • not meaning to do something • able or likely to cause harm • to vanish from people's sight • to like something more than others • to know something you have forgotten

Poetry Vocabulary 2023-04-05

Across

words that describe sounds
smell, sight, taste, touch, hear

Down

language that has a symbolic meaning
comparison with humans
comparison using like or as
the way the poem feels
written in lines and stanzas
comparison

8 Clues: comparison • comparison with humans • the way the poem feels • words that describe sounds • comparison using like or as • written in lines and stanzas • smell, sight, taste, touch, hear • language that has a symbolic meaning

Communication 2020-11-29

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Something exchanged during communication
The use of words
These may act as a barrier to communication
Keeping information Private
Something you may have to seek

Down

An alternative method of communication
A form of communication for sight impaired
Exchange of information
This may be something which prevents communication
A type of communication
something we may use to enhance communication

11 Clues: The use of words • Exchange of information • A type of communication • Keeping information Private • Something you may have to seek • An alternative method of communication • Something exchanged during communication • A form of communication for sight impaired • These may act as a barrier to communication • something we may use to enhance communication • ...

YB Class 2021-07-02

Across

Another word for... see.
Past tense for buy
Your favorite teacher in the whole wide world.
Two words. Something that is not close to you.
Something you win.

Down

The opposite of outdoors.
A piece of paper.
An English cram school.
A thing that you can ride with two wheels.
Another word for good.
A toy that you can fly.

11 Clues: A piece of paper. • Past tense for buy • Something you win. • Another word for good. • An English cram school. • A toy that you can fly. • Another word for... see. • The opposite of outdoors. • A thing that you can ride with two wheels. • Your favorite teacher in the whole wide world. • Two words. Something that is not close to you.

Advertising Terms 2015-10-28

Across

used to manipulate viewers reason and emotions
the act of calling public attention to one’s product or service
information is passed by mouth
using the names or pictures of famous people but not using quotes
using the words of a famous person to persuade

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general appeal to emotion used for political, religious, civil causes, etc.
words that will make your feel strongly about someone or something
the product name is repeated at least four times
using both sight and sound, typically in the form of slides or video and recorded speech or music.
Calling attach a negative label to a person or thing, trying to tear and opponent down
the act of buying or selling in a ____
more recent form of advertising appeals because it uses websites
persuading people to do something by getting others to do it
uses words like comfort, attracts the consumer’s feelings

14 Clues: information is passed by mouth • the act of buying or selling in a ____ • used to manipulate viewers reason and emotions • using the words of a famous person to persuade • the product name is repeated at least four times • uses words like comfort, attracts the consumer’s feelings • persuading people to do something by getting others to do it • ...

English Vocab 2023-05-18

Across

language that connects to sight, sound, smell, taste, or touch.
The language and word choice an author uses; refers to individual aspects.
Alludes to a later point in the story.
To make conversation more authentic, using slang.
a sequence of words that begin with the same letter or sound
The act of combining ideas from different sources to create, express or support a new idea
a story, poem, or picture that can be interpreted to review a hidden meaning typically a moral or political one.
a group of lines in a poem
where a line in a poem ends another line begins
language that helps people make pictures in their minds

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the process of increasing the volume f sound, especially using an amplifier
To expand on or add information or detail about a point and thus to develop the point more fully
an expression designed to call something to mind without mentioning it explicitly
replaces harsh words and phrases with soft and inoffensive ones
a comparison between two things, typically for the purpose of explanation or clarification
A recurring element in a story that symbolizes something.
The term tenor characterizes the intent, tone r attitude conveyed by the words
Exaggeration to criticize human nature
a poem that expresses strong feelings of love or honor
Two or more words that end with the same sound

20 Clues: a group of lines in a poem • Alludes to a later point in the story. • Exaggeration to criticize human nature • Two or more words that end with the same sound • where a line in a poem ends another line begins • To make conversation more authentic, using slang. • a poem that expresses strong feelings of love or honor • ...

Reading Vocabulary 2023-09-08

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give reasons
when you draw conclusions about something
the feeling you get after you have read a text EX: excitement; depressing
inform to educate or give information
written words; a.k.a. a passage
the reason something happened (Why it happened?)
what happened (What happened?)
to tell the differences between two items
a proven statement
to tell the appearance of how something looks
words that appeal to the five senses: hearing, smell, taste, touch, & sight
the attitude of the writer of a text EX: humorous; serious
how the narrator tells a story

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when you compare two unlike things, using like or as
when you compare two unlike things, without using like or as
to give brief points of a topic (in your own words)
entertain to amuse readers or make them laugh, cry, etc.
someone’s personal belief
proven statements or conclusions that can be found in the text
give evidence by providing details
to tell the similarities between two items
persuade to try to convince someone to do something
to say what will happen
the main message of a story; what the story teaches
idea the overall “idea” of a paragraph or text
clues when you learn a word you don’t know by looking at the words surrounding it
process of elimination; when you eliminate “wrong” answer choices
structure how a text is structured

28 Clues: give reasons • a proven statement • to say what will happen • someone’s personal belief • what happened (What happened?) • how the narrator tells a story • written words; a.k.a. a passage • give evidence by providing details • structure how a text is structured • inform to educate or give information • when you draw conclusions about something • ...

Saul's Trip To Damascus 2023-05-25

Saul's Trip To Damascus crossword puzzle

Across

he also was with paul but he got kicked out the squad
power
The other guy in the same group
loss of sight
location
first name
sight
Christ our lord

Down

The guy who made this crossword
Big guy at the temple
The last guy in the group
that one guy who helpt paul at one point
Jesus Heavenly Father
second name
the guy that was supposed to restore his sight
transformation
To replenish

17 Clues: power • sight • location • first name • second name • To replenish • loss of sight • transformation • Christ our lord • Big guy at the temple • Jesus Heavenly Father • The last guy in the group • The guy who made this crossword • The other guy in the same group • that one guy who helpt paul at one point • the guy that was supposed to restore his sight • ...

Lily's Crossword puzzle 2023-06-07

Lily's Crossword puzzle crossword puzzle

Across

Light, Might, Sight.
A line of a poem.
Several verses grouped together in a poem.
to a sentence in a paragraph.
Her eyes are diamonds.
ideas for effect and emphasis.
Repeated use of sounds, words,

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she shines like the sun.
Smack, pop, bang.
The ocean looks angry during a storm.
I could eat a rock right now.
The sly snake slithers slowly into the sand.
to a paragraph in a story.

13 Clues: Smack, pop, bang. • A line of a poem. • Light, Might, Sight. • Her eyes are diamonds. • she shines like the sun. • to a paragraph in a story. • I could eat a rock right now. • to a sentence in a paragraph. • ideas for effect and emphasis. • Repeated use of sounds, words, • The ocean looks angry during a storm. • Several verses grouped together in a poem. • ...

Week 24: Vowels: Concerns with EE/EA 2023-04-03

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to look for or through carefully
a group appointed to perform a function
to come into sight or visible
as a substitute or replacement
to smash, split, or divide violently

Down

to move or go forward on
an occupation or profession
had in mind one's intention
oral communication
to utter words or articulate sounds

10 Clues: oral communication • to move or go forward on • an occupation or profession • had in mind one's intention • to come into sight or visible • as a substitute or replacement • to look for or through carefully • to utter words or articulate sounds • to smash, split, or divide violently • a group appointed to perform a function

WY Book4 Module5 A Trip Along the Three Gorges 2018-04-25

WY Book4 Module5 A Trip Along the Three Gorges crossword puzzle

Across

vt.keep from happening
n.&vt. a way of seeing things
vt. to give an account in words
adv. in a natural manner
n.&vt. catch sight of
adj.&vt. make or become more restricted

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vt.&n.envelop completely
adj. remote
n.&adv. in all places
n.&vt.&vi. an equal exchange

10 Clues: adj. remote • n.&adv. in all places • n.&vt. catch sight of • vt.keep from happening • vt.&n.envelop completely • adv. in a natural manner • n.&vt.&vi. an equal exchange • n.&vt. a way of seeing things • vt. to give an account in words • adj.&vt. make or become more restricted

differ types of language and communication 2022-01-31

differ types of language and communication crossword puzzle

Across

being fully engaged in the communication process, concentrating, and participating.
messages using established codes of conduct, known as etiquette
communication the process of using facial movements and gestures to transmit a message through physical expressions
rules permit us to combine morphemes into sentences and understand how words and punctuation are organized within a sentence
guide professionals on how, when, and where communication takes place.
gestures, movements, and mannerisms by which a person communicates with others
the rules of language use, including being able to appropriately speak in different contexts, such as conversational and formal
graphic representations and signs to transmit a message through sight.
the set of uniform and commonly accepted rules governing spelling, grammar, pronunciation, and vocabulary
the smallest units of meaning that make up words
channels of communication that
having awareness for how sounds are organized and rules for how sounds relate to one another.
speaking conversationally in informal instances.

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often used within technological and scientic fields.
words to transmit a message through reading and writing
speech used to convey ideas and messages
listening hearing but not necessarily listening
communication spoken language to transmit a message through listening and speaking.
the understanding of what words and phrases mean.
casual and conversational, and does not adhere to the same standards of conduct as formal language.

20 Clues: channels of communication that • speech used to convey ideas and messages • listening hearing but not necessarily listening • the smallest units of meaning that make up words • speaking conversationally in informal instances. • the understanding of what words and phrases mean. • often used within technological and scientic fields. • ...

Word Wall Words #2 2017-03-08

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My teacher tells me that I am very ____________.
The weather forecast is ___________.
The opposite of night time is __________.
ten plus four
My family member _________ last year.

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I have a good _________ line.
Words or ideas that just don't make sense.
I love ________ in airplanes.
twenty minus seven
This water bottle is ___________.
I don't need to _____ to show my muscles.

11 Clues: ten plus four • twenty minus seven • I have a good _________ line. • I love ________ in airplanes. • This water bottle is ___________. • The weather forecast is ___________. • My family member _________ last year. • The opposite of night time is __________. • I don't need to _____ to show my muscles. • Words or ideas that just don't make sense. • ...

YB Class 2021-07-02

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Another word for... see.
The opposite of outdoors.
Your favorite teacher in the whole wide world.
A toy that you can fly.
Another word for good.

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Past tense for buy
A thing that you can ride with two wheels.
Something you win.
An English cram school.
Two words. Something that is not close to you.
A piece of paper.

11 Clues: A piece of paper. • Past tense for buy • Something you win. • Another word for good. • An English cram school. • A toy that you can fly. • Another word for... see. • The opposite of outdoors. • A thing that you can ride with two wheels. • Two words. Something that is not close to you. • Your favorite teacher in the whole wide world.

Extended Visual Line Of Sight Crossword Puzzle 2024-11-11

Extended Visual Line Of Sight Crossword Puzzle crossword puzzle

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Maintaining a line of sight is essential in EVLOS.
VOs monitor hazards, assisting in safe UAS operation.
Certification that allows pilots to conduct EVLOS operations.
Visual Line of Sight requirement for tracking drones.
Stands for Extended Visual Line of Sight, allowing pilots to maintain control.
Situational awareness keeps pilots informed of surroundings.
Systems act as backups for failed communications.
Mode used to stabilize the UAS in abnormal conditions.
Common phrases used to ensure clear communication.
Sign: Identifies each UAS in EVLOS operations.
Ensuring clear surroundings before takeoff.
Ensuring safety is the primary focus in all EVLOS operations.
Detect-and-avoid systems prevent collisions in EVLOS.

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Classification of the area that impacts drone operations.
Technique that involves hearing before transmitting.
Notice to Airmen alerting them of flight route hazards.
Permits may be required from JUPEM for flight locations.
Communicates with the pilot, reporting on surroundings.
Stands for Visual Observer, essential in keeping sight of the UAS.
Pre-flight UAS check to ensure it's safe to operate.
Plan that is critical for EVLOS operation success.
The remote controller who navigates the UAS in EVLOS.
Hand signals used as contingency communication.
The Return to Home feature aids in emergencies.
Markings part of a drone’s call sign for identification.
System transmitting data such as altitude and speed.
Assessment conducted to analyze potential hazards.
Zones that EVLOS pilots need to avoid.
Beyond Visual Line of Sight, when drones operate beyond sight.
Failure requires emergency procedures to be followed.

30 Clues: Zones that EVLOS pilots need to avoid. • Ensuring clear surroundings before takeoff. • Sign: Identifies each UAS in EVLOS operations. • Hand signals used as contingency communication. • The Return to Home feature aids in emergencies. • Systems act as backups for failed communications. • Maintaining a line of sight is essential in EVLOS. • ...

Elements of Poetry 2021-01-03

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the repetition of similar consonant sounds at the beginnings of words
language that appeals to the five senses of sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch
a group of lines that work together to express a central idea
the repetition of sounds at the ends of words
the use of any element of language more than once
compares two unlike things using the words like or as
a writer’s attitude toward his or her subject
the voice that narrates a poem
a poem that is shaped to look like its subject
gives human qualities to something that is not human
expresses the thoughts and feelings of a single speaker, often in highly musical verse
dictionary definition

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a Japanese form of poetry about nature, made up of three lines
a humorous, rhyming five-line poem with a specific rhythm, or pattern of rhyme
writing or speech that is not mean to be taken literally
tells a story in verse
the use of words to imitate sounds
a poem that does not have a strict structure, regular rhythm, or pattern of rhyme
the feelings a word evokes in people
the beat created by patterns of stressed and unstressed syllables
an extreme exaggeration
compares two unlike things without using like or as
the message or insight about life a poem conveys

23 Clues: dictionary definition • tells a story in verse • an extreme exaggeration • the voice that narrates a poem • the use of words to imitate sounds • the feelings a word evokes in people • the repetition of sounds at the ends of words • a writer’s attitude toward his or her subject • a poem that is shaped to look like its subject • the message or insight about life a poem conveys • ...

Word Extension-Crossword Group 3 2024-08-28

Word Extension-Crossword Group 3 crossword puzzle

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Adjective-having no doubt
Noun-a division of a piece of writing that consists of one or more sentences
Adjective-complete in every way
Noun-a test used to find out or prove something
Verb-to set out on a venture or task
Noun-all the words of a language
Noun-a word with the same or nearly the same meaning as another word
Noun-a group of people living in one area
Verb-the past tense of bring
Noun-the total number of people, plants or animals living in one place
Verb- to make more effective or advanced
Noun- A group of words or sometimes a single word, that tells a complete thought

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Noun-a result of thinking
Noun-the ability to see
Noun-a word that is opposite or nearly opposite in meaning to another word
Noun-the condition of being free
Adjective-not joking or fooling
Noun-the study of the forms of words and how they are used in sentences
Noun-someone who tries to do as well as or better than another
Noun-a group of people that share the same territory and are organized under a single government
Auxiliary Verb-Past tense of will or something that is likely
Verb-past tense of can
Noun-something expressed in words

23 Clues: Verb-past tense of can • Noun-the ability to see • Noun-a result of thinking • Adjective-having no doubt • Verb-the past tense of bring • Adjective-not joking or fooling • Adjective-complete in every way • Noun-the condition of being free • Noun-all the words of a language • Noun-something expressed in words • Verb-to set out on a venture or task • ...

Ecclesiastes 6 2021-01-06

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What human toil is for.
Evil seen under here.
Whatever has come to be has been _________.
Kind of ill.
Given by God.
Who does enjoy things.

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What evil lays heavy on.
What God does not allow them to do.
Better than wandering.
Child who is better off.
More of this brings more vanity.
The number of years we may live, but not be satisfied.

12 Clues: Kind of ill. • Given by God. • Evil seen under here. • Better than wandering. • Who does enjoy things. • What human toil is for. • What evil lays heavy on. • Child who is better off. • More of this brings more vanity. • What God does not allow them to do. • Whatever has come to be has been _________. • The number of years we may live, but not be satisfied.

RIGHT-O 2023-01-31

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This is a place on the Internet
Some kids have a _________ color
Fun + energy + surprise =
shining or brilliant
What a beautiful ______! (View)
the color that is no color

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to have nice manners is to be __________
Turn spoken words or thoughts into printed letters
Ask someone over as a guest
We have this between sunrise and dusk
Soldier of the Middle Ages
to get someone riled up

12 Clues: shining or brilliant • to get someone riled up • Fun + energy + surprise = • Soldier of the Middle Ages • the color that is no color • Ask someone over as a guest • This is a place on the Internet • What a beautiful ______! (View) • Some kids have a _________ color • We have this between sunrise and dusk • to have nice manners is to be __________ • ...

Culler Poetry Terms Review 2020-03-15

Culler Poetry Terms Review crossword puzzle

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a figure of speech that brings together two contradictory (opposite) terms to create a new truth
a song-like, narrative poem
has no pattern or rhyme scheme, imitates natural speech
the repetition of vowel sounds in words close together
a figure of speech that compares two unlike things and uses like, than, as, or resembles
the repetition of the initial (beginning) sound in words close together
when a writer assumes you know something from history or literature
the repetition of consonant sounds in words close together (not at the beginning of words)
the beat of a poem; the repetition of sound pattern
a humorous play on words
17 syllable, unrhymed, Japanese poem, usually about nature
rhyming sounds within the same line
a group of consecutive lines in a poem that form a unit (like a paragraph)
anything that stands for or represents something other than itself

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a direct comparison between two unlike things, without using like or as
the author's attitude toward their subject
an extreme exaggeration or overstatement
giving human characteristics to a non-human object/creature
words whose sounds suggest their meanings
a humorous, 5-lined poem that rhymes
the pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables
a figure of speech that is not meant to be taken literally; ex. It's raining cats and dogs.
sounds that are similar but not exactly the same
a group of four lines with a rhyme scheme
a pair of rhyming lines
appealing to the reader's senses of sight, sound, touch, smell, or taste
shows the author's personality and adds liveliness to writing

27 Clues: a pair of rhyming lines • a humorous play on words • a song-like, narrative poem • rhyming sounds within the same line • a humorous, 5-lined poem that rhymes • an extreme exaggeration or overstatement • words whose sounds suggest their meanings • a group of four lines with a rhyme scheme • the author's attitude toward their subject • ...

EOC review Peyton maney 2025-12-09

EOC review Peyton maney crossword puzzle

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recurrent image idea or symble that developes a theme
patterns in literature
harsh informative sound
repitition of inital constant sounds on two or more nearby words
comparison without using like or as
two elements placed beside eachother for dramatic/ironic contrast
rhyme at the end of the line
Paring of two opposite words
meaning that is implied by a word beyond its dictonary definition
has a plesent sound
how the author/speaker feels about the subject
a line or group of lines that repeat in a song/poem
the way we speak
telling events from the past
repeating a word or phrase
similar grammatical structure
hints of what is to come
how the reader feels
widely used saying that does not match with its literal definition
repetative consonant sounds in a sequence of words
ironically make situation less importaint/emotinal than it is

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sound words
rhyme within the line
having the same sound or ending of another word
reference to somthing outside the text
opposite ideas beside each other
short stories/examples to support a point
who is telling the story
comparing two unalike things
human quality to non human things
play on the word
Over exaggeration
two words that share similar but not identical sounds
conversation
dictonary/literal meaning
somthing stands for somthing else
uses like or as
repitition of vowel sound
Object closely related takes place of the name
descriptive words about sight sound tatse touch/feel and smell

40 Clues: sound words • conversation • uses like or as • play on the word • the way we speak • Over exaggeration • has a plesent sound • how the reader feels • rhyme within the line • patterns in literature • harsh informative sound • who is telling the story • hints of what is to come • dictonary/literal meaning • repitition of vowel sound • repeating a word or phrase • comparing two unalike things • ...

Sight 2023-02-06

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a small opening in the iris and controls the amount of light that enters the eye
two types: cones and rods
also called lazy eye - the breakdown of how one eye works with the brain.
is it the outer covering, a protective tough white layer
the front transparent part of the sclera where light enters

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a dark muscular tissue and ring-like structure behind the cornea(indicates eye color)
a light-sensitive layer that consists of numerous nerve cells that converts images formed by the lens into electrical impulses.
(disease of the eye) the clouding of the normally clear lens of the eye.
a group of eye diseases that can cause vision loss and blindness by damaging the optic nerve.
behind the pupil, is a transparent structure which changes its shape to focus light on the retina.

10 Clues: two types: cones and rods • is it the outer covering, a protective tough white layer • the front transparent part of the sclera where light enters • (disease of the eye) the clouding of the normally clear lens of the eye. • also called lazy eye - the breakdown of how one eye works with the brain. • ...

Crossword 2013-02-24

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the graph that notes are put on
"is a magic number"
"gotta gotta get you some"
a four-person group
this song starts with "Well there's a great new craze that's sweepin' the nation"
"she's a galaxy girl"
a person, place or thing
third syllable
a two-person song
first syllable
"The Great American..."
fifth syllable
a six-person group

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"show excitement or emotion"
fourth syllable
a system for sight reading music
"what's your function?"
starts with "We the people"
second syllable
sixth syllable
seventh syllable
"are words you use to really describe things"
a three-person group

23 Clues: sixth syllable • third syllable • first syllable • fifth syllable • fourth syllable • second syllable • seventh syllable • a two-person song • a six-person group • "is a magic number" • a four-person group • a three-person group • "she's a galaxy girl" • "what's your function?" • "The Great American..." • a person, place or thing • "gotta gotta get you some" • starts with "We the people" • ...

E + T Valentine's Day Crossword 2024-02-14

E + T Valentine's Day Crossword crossword puzzle

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Location of kiss no.1 (4)
Where the vegab was eaten (6)
Feeling______ (7)
"not a compliment" (4,4,4)
Green ogre (5)
It's peachy (4,4)
I get to do this first (3)
A good source of protein (5)
"also not a compliment" (4)
No place like home (9,4)
Ogre's annoying sidekick (6)
The best cat in the world (5)
A favourite Wensum sight (10)

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A bumper crop last year (8)
Seize the day (5,4,7)
Pom pom with tail (4,6,3)
Three big words first said here (8,3,3)
I____You (4)
Every day breakfast (8)
5 coastal towns in Italy (6,5)
Give me a ______ (6)

21 Clues: I____You (4) • Green ogre (5) • Feeling______ (7) • It's peachy (4,4) • Give me a ______ (6) • Seize the day (5,4,7) • Every day breakfast (8) • No place like home (9,4) • Location of kiss no.1 (4) • Pom pom with tail (4,6,3) • "not a compliment" (4,4,4) • I get to do this first (3) • A bumper crop last year (8) • "also not a compliment" (4) • A good source of protein (5) • ...

LIST 5 2026-03-17

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– writing materials (paper, envelopes)
– a place or location
– the ability to see
– (incorrect spelling of “muscle”)
– correct or true
– a short version of the main ideas
– the head of a school / most important
– bent down in fear
– people receiving medical care
– to use something carelessly or badly
– a ceremony or ritual

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– to form words on paper or a screen
– not moving
– like summer; warm and bright
– a basic rule or belief
– the ability to wait calmly
– to quote or give credit to a source
– a body tissue that helps movement
– a person who is easily afraid
– the middle part of the body

20 Clues: – not moving • – correct or true • – bent down in fear • – the ability to see • – a place or location • – a ceremony or ritual • – a basic rule or belief • – the ability to wait calmly • – the middle part of the body • – like summer; warm and bright • – people receiving medical care • – a person who is easily afraid • – (incorrect spelling of “muscle”) • ...

The Skellig Way 2024-06-21

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A single person or thing within a group
Sight, or defined goal for the future
Accessible, or obvious
A Supportive platform
An exchange of words or ideas
To Spearhead or take charge
Requires working together
Degree of excellence
A defined series of actions/steps
Many different voices and experiences
A fundamental ethic or doctrine
Free from deception

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Treatment for illness/disease
Clear, unclouded
Brought together as one
A pre-established objective or purpose
A business philosophy on continuous improvement
A personal code of ethics
Ahead of the pack
A new idea or way of doing things
Human beings
To enable

22 Clues: To enable • Human beings • Clear, unclouded • Ahead of the pack • Free from deception • Degree of excellence • A Supportive platform • Accessible, or obvious • Brought together as one • A personal code of ethics • Requires working together • To Spearhead or take charge • Treatment for illness/disease • An exchange of words or ideas • A fundamental ethic or doctrine • ...

Poetic Devices 2021-08-19

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when the vowel sounds repeat in a phrase or line
sight imagery
A reference to something outside of the text
the continuation of a sentence across more than one line without punctuation
Person's attitude/feeling
sound imagery
strong, regular repeated pattern of sound
expression of one's meaning by using language that normally signifies the opposite, typically for humorous or emphatic effect
An exaggeration
change in pitch
movement imagery
contradictory terms in conjunction
words that begin with the same letter

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when the consonant sounds repeat in a phrase or line
Giving inanimate objects human qualities
a word that represents a sound
contrasting descriptions
taste imagery
a comparison that is extended beyond a word/phrase/line
makes a comparison using as or like
touch imagery
Words that sound the same
descriptions to do with the 5 senses
comparison for likeness
Saying a word/phrase more than once
Sentence structure
smell imagery

27 Clues: sight imagery • taste imagery • touch imagery • sound imagery • smell imagery • An exaggeration • change in pitch • movement imagery • Sentence structure • comparison for likeness • contrasting descriptions • Person's attitude/feeling • Words that sound the same • a word that represents a sound • contradictory terms in conjunction • makes a comparison using as or like • ...

Parrots 2022-01-20

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Just barley, not ___.
The color of fluffy clouds.
Past tense for fly.
After I fall, water comes out of my eyes and I ___.
If you give up to easy, you ___.
The tv show was recorded ___.
The time of day when you go to bed.
The building was tall and stood very ___.
We drive on this side of the road.
The sun and clouds are in the ___.
People who don't talk too much are probably this.

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I'm doing great, I'm doing ___.
The sun is very ___.
When you draw words on paper to make a story.
Two times.
Birds know how to ___.
When you let out a big breath of air.
The Mexican-American war was a type of ___.
He was fast and ___.
When you may or may not do something. You ___.
One of our question words when we want to know the reason for something.
Always do or ___ your best.
My eye ___ is blurry, so I need glasses.

23 Clues: Two times. • Past tense for fly. • The sun is very ___. • He was fast and ___. • Just barley, not ___. • Birds know how to ___. • The color of fluffy clouds. • Always do or ___ your best. • The tv show was recorded ___. • I'm doing great, I'm doing ___. • If you give up to easy, you ___. • We drive on this side of the road. • The sun and clouds are in the ___. • ...

WST1 2023-11-29

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Quick! _____! We're about to hit the building!
Someone who prefers being alone to being with people
_________ Dream, a 2012 album by Miguel
1/4 of a room
Hey! (This is an example of _________isms)
Dramatic like me, in technical word terms
I love words so much, I might consider myself into _______
Quadrilateral minus one
Sound radar
This is something that Kanye West gets into a lot
The act of speaking very clearly

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Misanthropic - Mis + Common male nickname
A trio, in fancy words
Terrific sight
At the highest level
Biceps, triceps, _________
I'm talking to the air.
Someone who has paralysis in all 4 limbs
Chidi Anagonye's specialty
All letters except for A, E, I, O, U and sometimes Y
Sonogram - Gram + Gene____
People love to ________ on celebrity relationships
Let's _______ from this and make something better
I love running, swimming, and biking but I would never compete in ______

24 Clues: Sound radar • 1/4 of a room • Terrific sight • At the highest level • A trio, in fancy words • I'm talking to the air. • Quadrilateral minus one • Biceps, triceps, _________ • Chidi Anagonye's specialty • Sonogram - Gram + Gene____ • The act of speaking very clearly • _________ Dream, a 2012 album by Miguel • Someone who has paralysis in all 4 limbs • ...

Sight Words: Week 1 2013-06-28

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I got a letter in the mail _____ my grandma.
This morning, I _____ a bagel for breakfast.
If you are confused, _____ me a question.
Can you repeat that _____, please?
I eat breakfast _____ day.

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I wish that I _____ swim.
Tonight, I am _____ to eat dinner.
Birds use their wings to _____.
Miss Noura _____ short hair.
I do not have _____ bananas in my bag.
I _____ my mom a hug every day.
I have dessert _____ I have dinner.

12 Clues: I wish that I _____ swim. • I eat breakfast _____ day. • Miss Noura _____ short hair. • Birds use their wings to _____. • I _____ my mom a hug every day. • Tonight, I am _____ to eat dinner. • Can you repeat that _____, please? • I have dessert _____ I have dinner. • I do not have _____ bananas in my bag. • If you are confused, _____ me a question. • ...

Teaching Elliott Sight Words 2022-07-24

Teaching Elliott Sight Words crossword puzzle

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when something happens more than one time
When you own a dog you take it on a
opposite of young
a place people live in
something that happens a lot
opposite of old

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opposite of wrong
opposite of right
small amount
when something only happens one time
do not
The opposite of go

12 Clues: do not • small amount • opposite of old • opposite of wrong • opposite of right • opposite of young • The opposite of go • a place people live in • something that happens a lot • When you own a dog you take it on a • when something only happens one time • when something happens more than one time

High Frequency Sight Words 2025-05-13

High Frequency Sight Words crossword puzzle

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– All the time.
– Very happy and full of energy.
– The child of your aunt or uncle.
– In one side and out the other.
– One more time.
– A photo or drawing.
– All of something.

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– Very pretty.
– Very close, but not done.
– How long something is.ChatGPT said:
– A problem or something that is wrong.
– A round shape.

12 Clues: – Very pretty. • – All the time. • – A round shape. • – One more time. • – All of something. • – A photo or drawing. • – Very close, but not done. • – Very happy and full of energy. • – In one side and out the other. • – The child of your aunt or uncle. • – How long something is.ChatGPT said: • – A problem or something that is wrong.

3rd Grade Sight Words 2026-03-19

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have or maintain an upright position, supported by one's feet.
asking for information specifying one or more people or things from a definite set
find an answer to, explanation for, or means of effectively dealing with (a problem or mystery).
more formal term for on, especially in abstract senses.
support and move (someone or something) from one place to another.
for the reason that; since.
a man in relation to his child or children.

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on one occasion or for one time only
despite the fact that; although.
not quite; very nearly.
a point or way in which people or things are not the same.
smallest in amount, extent, or significance.

12 Clues: not quite; very nearly. • for the reason that; since. • despite the fact that; although. • on one occasion or for one time only • a man in relation to his child or children. • smallest in amount, extent, or significance. • more formal term for on, especially in abstract senses. • a point or way in which people or things are not the same. • ...

TP 1 Sight words (1) 2025-05-09

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To say _ _ means to refuse.
Every, the whole thing.
I _ _ _ _ a bad headache.
I like to keep _ _ cell clean.
I _ _ want to read.
My pal will _ _ leaving soon.
My mentor has a book _ _ _ me.
I like to talk _ _ _ _ _ football.

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Reading _ _ _ _ _ help me in life.
The opposite of night.
My mentor helps me; _ _ is patient.
I have a sister. I am _ _ _ brother.
My mentor helps _ _ to read.
A cup _ _ tea.
_ _ _ of sight is _ _ _ of mind.
I like to _ _ to the gym.
The meals _ _ _ not bad.

17 Clues: A cup _ _ tea. • I _ _ want to read. • The opposite of night. • Every, the whole thing. • The meals _ _ _ not bad. • I _ _ _ _ a bad headache. • I like to _ _ to the gym. • To say _ _ means to refuse. • My mentor helps _ _ to read. • My pal will _ _ leaving soon. • I like to keep _ _ cell clean. • My mentor has a book _ _ _ me. • _ _ _ of sight is _ _ _ of mind. • ...

Myths and legends AND ballads and lyrical poetry crossword 2017-11-29

Myths and legends AND ballads and lyrical poetry crossword crossword puzzle

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the word which imitates the sound of a word
the person, place or thing that is having the action done to it
a message
a person, place or thing that is carrying out an action or being something
a name of a person place or thing
the repitition of the same sound at the end of a word
also known as a narrative
shows relation
similar repeated sounds at the end of words
visually describing language

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the shape of a poem and its stanzas
describing inanimate objects with human characteristics
a poem told aloud with a definite pattern of rhythm and rhyme
part of a song or poem which is repeated
a direct comparison
joins a sentence in a word
where you use sight, sound, taste, touch and smell fo describe something
it describes something
poetry a formal type of poetry which expressed personal emotions or feelings
an indirect comparison
how verbs are done
the flow and pace pf the words

22 Clues: a message • shows relation • how verbs are done • a direct comparison • it describes something • an indirect comparison • also known as a narrative • joins a sentence in a word • visually describing language • the flow and pace pf the words • a name of a person place or thing • the shape of a poem and its stanzas • part of a song or poem which is repeated • ...

Language and Literature Review 2022-04-20

Language and Literature Review crossword puzzle

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a comparison between two unlike things using is or are
two words that have the opposite meaning
why the author writes something
the universal message or lesson of the story
explains what the text is mostly about using details from the text
sequence of connected events that make up a narrative in a novel
a view or judgement formed on something
the use of descriptive words using the 5 senses (sight, hear, touch, taste, smell)
the topic plus the point of a text
a character struggles with an opposing character
a thing that is known or proved to be true
the main character
a character struggles with a natural force
giving human characteristics to nonhuman things
a feeling associated with a word
the location and time frame in which a story takes place
the character/force in conflict with the protagonist
the most intense, exciting, or important point of something

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organizational pattern that Tells the reader what is the same and or different about what is being discussed
organizational pattern that tells the reader what events/facts led to other events, reasons that things happened
the description of a character using speech, thoughts, effects, actions, and looks (STEAL)
a conclusion based on known facts
extreme exaggeration
a character struggles with the world around them
organizational pattern that gives you steps or a sequence of events
sound words
a comparison between two unlike things using like or as
character struggles with their feelings and thoughts
words or information in a sentence that help the reader understand unknown words
and solution organizational pattern that Explains problems and their solutions
two words that have the same meaning

31 Clues: sound words • the main character • extreme exaggeration • why the author writes something • a feeling associated with a word • a conclusion based on known facts • the topic plus the point of a text • two words that have the same meaning • a view or judgement formed on something • two words that have the opposite meaning • a thing that is known or proved to be true • ...

unit 1 poetry fun 2023-09-15

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a great exaggeration
not a perfect rhyme; it ALMOST seems to rhyme; the words have similar but not identical sounds (worm and swarm, for instance)
when words WITHIN a line rhyme with each other
a really perfect rhyme (wall and ball, for instance); the final accented vowels match.
repetition of initial consonant sounds at the beginning of words
a combination of statements or ideas that are opposed to one another.
a comparion betwen two unlike things using the words "like" or "as"
repetition of similar vowel sounds (can be in the middle of words or beginning of words)
when a nonhuman thing or quality is talked about or written as if it were human
the repetition of a word or phrase at the beginning of sentences right next to each other

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literary device that contains several layers of meaning, often concealed at first sight, and represents several concepts/traits OTHER than those that are visible
the use of vivid and descriptive language to add depth to the writing
literal meaning of a word
figure of speech that combines contradictory words (words that shouldn't go together) with opposing meanings
a word whose sound imitates/suggests its meaning (think: words that are noises from the actual world)
a line of poetry that ends with a period or just ends with a complete phrase/sentence
the continuation of a sentence without a pause beyond the end of the line, couplet, or stanza
a figure of speech that compares two seemingly unlike things without using "like" or "as." It takes us away from reality, in order to show us a new angle on it.
the implied or secondary meaning of a word; the suggestion of an additional meaning for a word/expression
presenting something as smaller/less important than it is
reference to a statement, person, place, event, or thing that is known from literature, history, politics, religion, mythology, science, or pop culture
the feelings/vibes readers get from reading certain words/descriptions
the choice and use of words and phrases in speech or writing
attitude of the writer towards their subject; how writer's voice sounds
repetition of consonant sounds in close proximity
a section of words in a poem like a paragraph in a story

26 Clues: a great exaggeration • literal meaning of a word • when words WITHIN a line rhyme with each other • repetition of consonant sounds in close proximity • a section of words in a poem like a paragraph in a story • presenting something as smaller/less important than it is • the choice and use of words and phrases in speech or writing • ...

Week 5 Spelling 2024-09-10

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to brag
My shoes are too _____, they feel small.
drive of an airplane
You _____ want to study your spelling words.
12 o'clock at night
to feel eager or enthusiastic
the opposite of loud
opposite of spicy
to lose the ability to see
measurement of how tall something is
We use our sense of ______ to see.

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Please _____ the line leader.
small amount
to mix something together
Always tell the truth; don't _____.
Scary decorations ______ me.
the opposite of close
the finger of your foot
Do you _____ if I sit here?
Please _____ your shoes.
Don't _____ with your sister; work it out!
Can I have a _____ of pie?

22 Clues: to brag • small amount • opposite of spicy • 12 o'clock at night • drive of an airplane • the opposite of loud • the opposite of close • the finger of your foot • Please _____ your shoes. • to mix something together • to lose the ability to see • Can I have a _____ of pie? • Do you _____ if I sit here? • Scary decorations ______ me. • Please _____ the line leader. • ...

Spelling Test 2 2022-11-02

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hide from view or sight
keep in a container or cage
stop feeling angry or upset with someone
depend on someone or something
achieve the desired result
I'm all alone, I'm so ____________
the place where an incident occurs or occurred
ctrl alt _________, to get rid of
words that sound the same example bat cat
remaining steadfast and loyal

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something you wear on your wrist
go beyond the goal
express disapproval
use something for a bad purpose, misuse
give all or a large part of your time or resources
the opposite of win
land and mountains
try to convince
turn off sound
make great efforts towards

20 Clues: turn off sound • try to convince • go beyond the goal • land and mountains • express disapproval • the opposite of win • hide from view or sight • achieve the desired result • make great efforts towards • keep in a container or cage • remaining steadfast and loyal • depend on someone or something • something you wear on your wrist • ctrl alt _________, to get rid of • ...

teka teki silang bahasa inggris 2026-01-27

teka teki silang bahasa inggris crossword puzzle

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to make readers feel like they're experiencing it themselves
A brief explanation of what descriptive writing aims to do
often used for ongoing actions in descriptions
summarizes feelings or thoughts
Leaves lasting impression
contains detailed explanation
words that apple to senses like sight or smell
identifies the topic firs
Objective yet imaginative
Compares things using "like" or "as"

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the basic organization of descriptive writing
Names places, people, or things
Introduces the main idea
describes parts of the object
uses vivid language for impact
focuses on facts and opinions equally
used to compare qualities
Appeals to touch, taste, etc
what descriptive writing explains
Shows movement in scenes

20 Clues: Introduces the main idea • Shows movement in scenes • Leaves lasting impression • used to compare qualities • identifies the topic firs • Objective yet imaginative • Appeals to touch, taste, etc • describes parts of the object • contains detailed explanation • uses vivid language for impact • Names places, people, or things • summarizes feelings or thoughts • ...

Homophones Crossword 2026-02-27

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a marine animal whose shell is split in two pieces
fancy paper for writing
to use carelessly
a part of one's body that helps to move the skeleton
opposite of wrong
unmoving
someone who lacks courage
to quote someone in your work
a social custom or ritual
a location
the middle of your body

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a rule or belief about one's behavior
feeling like summer
a retelling of events
people waiting in the doctor's office
vision
ability to stay calm when dealing with delay or trouble
crouch down in fear
the leader of a school
to put words down on paper

20 Clues: vision • unmoving • a location • to use carelessly • opposite of wrong • feeling like summer • crouch down in fear • a retelling of events • the leader of a school • fancy paper for writing • the middle of your body • someone who lacks courage • a social custom or ritual • to put words down on paper • to quote someone in your work • a rule or belief about one's behavior • ...

Psychology Year 11 Crossword 17 March 2022 2022-03-17

Psychology Year 11 Crossword 17 March 2022 crossword puzzle

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Relating to sight
When you remember without clues
Way of remembering, e.g. Richard Of York Gave Battle In Vain for rainbow colors
The T in LTM
Relating to touch/feel
Not alike
Correct
Changing information
Getting back
When words sound the same (cat/sat/mat)
The brain has billions of

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Know sthg because you're seen it before
Memory of meaning
Part of brain behind the forehead
To take part in research
Area of brain associated with muscle memory
Relating to smell
Loss of memory
Psychologist who studied encoding
Memory
Relating to sound
Muscle memory
Memory of events (e.g. birthdays)
The S in STM

24 Clues: Memory • Correct • Not alike • The T in LTM • Getting back • The S in STM • Muscle memory • Loss of memory • Relating to sight • Memory of meaning • Relating to smell • Relating to sound • Changing information • Relating to touch/feel • To take part in research • The brain has billions of • When you remember without clues • Part of brain behind the forehead • Psychologist who studied encoding • ...

5th grade list 19 2022-01-26

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two metal discs that get banged together in music
to throw away without using
referring to the low notes in music
7 days
a root vegetable
pictures that represent words
what you bake bread with
a pretty part of a plant
to change
ouch
the glass in a window
to push out
a place to worship through sacrifices
a strong grey metal

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fancy paper to write letters on
not strong
not moving
two of them
"I challenge you to a __________!"
a location
being able to see
flourish
the smallest part of your torso
to take without asking
the bottom layer

25 Clues: ouch • 7 days • flourish • to change • not strong • not moving • a location • two of them • to push out • a root vegetable • the bottom layer • being able to see • a strong grey metal • the glass in a window • to take without asking • what you bake bread with • a pretty part of a plant • to throw away without using • pictures that represent words • fancy paper to write letters on • ...

Orange Group Cross word 2025-04-07

Orange Group Cross word crossword puzzle

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lines of things or people
fully developed
garments worn on the body
correct or accurate
coloring substance
time of darkness
complete or entire
a type of flower
a surface or part of something
exhaled audibly
a farewell expression
near or beside
tossed or projected

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money lent temporarily
the ability to see
to turn over and over
without others
a location or place
a part played by an actor
a sound of discomfort
to shut something
stop living
a royal chair
form letters or words
a warrior with a title
to purchase
an empty space or opening

27 Clues: stop living • to purchase • a royal chair • without others • near or beside • fully developed • exhaled audibly • time of darkness • a type of flower • to shut something • the ability to see • coloring substance • complete or entire • a location or place • correct or accurate • tossed or projected • to turn over and over • a sound of discomfort • form letters or words • a farewell expression • ...

Language and Poetry 2026-05-17

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- Compares two things using the words 'like' or 'as'. Example: He ran like the wind.
- Imagery that describes how something feels (touch).
- Gives human qualities to objects or animals.
- Using the same word or phrase multiple times to create emphasis or rhythm.
- An object that represents a bigger idea (like a red rose for love or a home for safety).
- Imagery that describes scents and smells.
- Imagery that describes the movements of plants, people or objects.

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- The repetition of the same starting sound in a group of words.
- Imagery that describes flavours (taste).
- Says one thing IS another. It doesn't use 'like' or 'as'. Example: The snow is a white blanket.
- Imagery that describes colours, shapes, and sizes (sight).
- Words that sound like the noise they describe (e.g., sizzle, creak).
- Imagery that describes sounds (hearing).

13 Clues: - Imagery that describes flavours (taste). • - Imagery that describes sounds (hearing). • - Imagery that describes scents and smells. • - Gives human qualities to objects or animals. • - Imagery that describes how something feels (touch). • - Imagery that describes colours, shapes, and sizes (sight). • - The repetition of the same starting sound in a group of words. • ...

Sight Word 2023-11-21

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I ___ 2 boys run.
I went to ___ bathroom.
___ can go together.
This ___ my bag.
____! I do have an extra pencil.
The ball is stuck, I ____ get it out of the tree.
To write, we need pencil ___ paper.
My pencil fell ____ the desk.

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Can you ___ the door, someone is knocking.
___ likes to brush her hair.
I ___ very hungry, but now I am not.
It _____ is not Monday it is Tuesday.
Is the ant on the ___.
I go this way. ___ go that way.
___ We on the mat?
There is ___ school. It will be closed.

16 Clues: This ___ my bag. • I ___ 2 boys run. • ___ We on the mat? • ___ can go together. • Is the ant on the ___. • I went to ___ bathroom. • ___ likes to brush her hair. • My pencil fell ____ the desk. • I go this way. ___ go that way. • ____! I do have an extra pencil. • To write, we need pencil ___ paper. • I ___ very hungry, but now I am not. • It _____ is not Monday it is Tuesday. • ...

Poetic Devices Review 2025-05-13

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The repetition of vowel sounds within nearby words.
The overall feeling or atmosphere created in the reader by the text.
The continuation of a sentence or phrase from one line of a poem to the next without a pause.
A rhyme that occurs at the end of two or more lines of poetry.
Giving human qualities to non-human things or abstract ideas.
The repetition of consonant sounds within or at the end of words in close proximity.
Descriptive language that appeals to the senses (sight, sound, touch, taste, smell).
The pattern of end rhymes in a poem, usually marked with letters (e.g., ABAB).
Words that imitate the sounds they represent (e.g., buzz, crash, whisper).
An extreme exaggeration used for emphasis or effect.
The intentional reuse of words or phrases to emphasize an idea or create rhythm.

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Poetry that does not follow a regular rhyme scheme or meter.
A reference to a well-known person, place, event, or work of literature.
The repetition of a word or phrase at the beginning of successive lines or clauses.
The author's attitude toward the subject, audience, or speaker, conveyed through word choice and style.
A poetic technique that involves listing items or images to create a cumulative effect.
The repetition of a word or phrase at the end of successive lines or clauses.
The repetition of the same initial consonant sound in nearby words.
A rhyme that occurs within a single line of poetry.

19 Clues: The repetition of vowel sounds within nearby words. • A rhyme that occurs within a single line of poetry. • An extreme exaggeration used for emphasis or effect. • Poetry that does not follow a regular rhyme scheme or meter. • Giving human qualities to non-human things or abstract ideas. • A rhyme that occurs at the end of two or more lines of poetry. • ...

Around town 2020-05-24

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places which are interesting for tourists
cars drive on it
a building where works of art: e.g. paintings, sculptures can be seen - (2 words)
a structure built over a river that allows people to walk or drive across
a building with many different shops inside
ships go on it.

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The London Eye is a ...... . (2 words)
a structure with walls, windows, doors and a roof
a building where people can look at collections of objects that are important to history, art, or science
another word for 'sight'
There's a lot of .... on London's streets.
Nelson's Column is a monument in Trafalgar ..... .
people go there to watch a play
a public area where people can relax and enjoy nature
a tall, narrow building

15 Clues: ships go on it. • cars drive on it • a tall, narrow building • another word for 'sight' • people go there to watch a play • The London Eye is a ...... . (2 words) • places which are interesting for tourists • There's a lot of .... on London's streets. • a building with many different shops inside • a structure with walls, windows, doors and a roof • ...

Poetry Terms 2017-12-20

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Repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of words
Repetition of a consonant sound within two or more words in close proximity.
Description that appeals to the senses (sight, sound, smell, touch, taste)
the physical structure of the poem: the length of the lines, their rhythms, their system of rhymes and repetition
Something in a text that represents some other abstract idea
A word that imitates the sound it represents.
words that have identical sounds in their final stressed syllables
A pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables in a line of poetry
A rhyming sound that is not exact.
A comparison of two unlike things in which one thing is said to be similar to another; typically using like or as
A word at the end of one line rhymes with a word at the end of another line

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A comparison of two unlike things in which one thing is stated or implied to actually be another thing
when the author gives concepts, animals, or inanimate objects human attributes or emotions.
Repetition of a vowel sound within two or more words in close proximity
An attitude of a writer toward the subject of their work
the ordered pattern of rhymes at the ends of the lines of a poem or verse.
the part of the song that contrasts the verse and is repeated several times
A line that is repeated at the end of each verse.
correspondence of sound between words or the endings of words
A brief and indirect reference to a person, place, thing or idea of historical, cultural, literary or political significance.
a group of lines in a poem or song that tell the "story" of the poem

21 Clues: A rhyming sound that is not exact. • A word that imitates the sound it represents. • A line that is repeated at the end of each verse. • Repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of words • An attitude of a writer toward the subject of their work • Something in a text that represents some other abstract idea • ...

Sept English Review 2021-09-21

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__ notes has words and simple pictures
brain "light switch" that keeps you alive/safe
when what you're reading is confusing, __ it
a great way to grow your brain
know what to pay attention to by having a reading _
a great way to grow your brain
do to key info in a text to make it stand out
instead of insulting yourself, say I don't get it __
clues that help you figure out the unknown word
a purpose of studying English is to __ better
remember it better by reviewing it (__ term memory)

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brain "light switch" that lets you think
use it or __ it
it's hard to think/create if you're stressed, so __
ex five foxes, repeating first letter/sound
type of writing that "paints" a word picture
with unknown words, usually close enough is good__
a great way to grow your brain
ways to grab reader, sound/sight,___ details
school makes you smarter for tomorrow and __
a purpose of studying English is to think__
type of writing that's quick and to the point

22 Clues: use it or __ it • a great way to grow your brain • a great way to grow your brain • a great way to grow your brain • __ notes has words and simple pictures • brain "light switch" that lets you think • ex five foxes, repeating first letter/sound • a purpose of studying English is to think__ • when what you're reading is confusing, __ it • ...

Sensory 2024-06-04

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A nurse's #1 priority with a sensory deficit
Injuries that can threaten vision and requires immediate intervention
These are essential for growth, development and survival (2 words, no space)
Involuntary rapid eye movement
Acronym for eye test
Earwax
A feeling of rotation or imbalance
Smell
A nonmodifiable risk factor
May limit self-care, mobility, safety, independence, communication and relationships (2 words, no space)
Age-related hearing loss

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Developing hearing loss due to medication
Touch
Drooping of 1 eyelid
Perception of sound or noise in the ears without stimulus from the enviroment
Taste
Hearing loss resulting from disruption in the transmission of sound waves
Misalignment of the eyes
Smoking is an example of this kind of risk
Hearing loss that results from prolongs exposure to loud noises
Awareness and interpretation of stimuli, takes place in the brain
Hearing
Visual
Maternal infection that may cause vision impairment to the newborn

24 Clues: Touch • Taste • Smell • Earwax • Visual • Hearing • Drooping of 1 eyelid • Acronym for eye test • Misalignment of the eyes • Age-related hearing loss • A nonmodifiable risk factor • Involuntary rapid eye movement • A feeling of rotation or imbalance • Developing hearing loss due to medication • Smoking is an example of this kind of risk • A nurse's #1 priority with a sensory deficit • ...

7th Grade Vocabulary 2025-11-19

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Copying someone else's words and pretending they are your own. Does NOT give credit to the original author.
Details relating to the 5 senses (touch, taste, smell, hearing, and sight).
The main drama or problem in a story, which must be solved by the characters.
Interpreting or finding meaning in something you have read.
The attitude the author or characters have about the content of a story.
Words taken directly from another source, and incorporated into your essay.

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Information you can use to support your claim. This can include data, quotes from experts, and research studies.
Putting someone else's writing into your own words, while giving credit to the original author.
The main idea or purpose of your essay.
When and where a story takes place.
Words spoken out loud by the characters in a story.
The main idea or message of a story. This is not always stated directly by the author.

12 Clues: When and where a story takes place. • The main idea or purpose of your essay. • Words spoken out loud by the characters in a story. • Interpreting or finding meaning in something you have read. • The attitude the author or characters have about the content of a story. • Details relating to the 5 senses (touch, taste, smell, hearing, and sight). • ...

Poetry Vocabulary 2025-04-07

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using the same beginning sounds in words (like "slippery snake")
a sound word like "buzz" or "pop"
words that end with the same sound

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giving human qualities to non-human things
a group of lines in a poem
a single sentence in a poem
using words that help you imagine with your senses (sight, sound, taste, touch, smell)

7 Clues: a group of lines in a poem • a single sentence in a poem • a sound word like "buzz" or "pop" • words that end with the same sound • giving human qualities to non-human things • using the same beginning sounds in words (like "slippery snake") • using words that help you imagine with your senses (sight, sound, taste, touch, smell)

Vocabulary Contract Crossword Puzzle - Alison Dresser 2025-03-04

Vocabulary Contract Crossword Puzzle - Alison Dresser crossword puzzle

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I am in a pickle
Delicious decadent dessert
a feeling used to represent something else
bang crash bam
these books weigh a ton
appealing to your sight,smell,touch sound and taste

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Not using literal meanings of words
author's attitude towards his or her writing
part of a poem
overall emotion of a literary work
comparing using like or as
The stars danced in the sky
comparing not using like or as

13 Clues: part of a poem • bang crash bam • I am in a pickle • these books weigh a ton • Delicious decadent dessert • comparing using like or as • The stars danced in the sky • comparing not using like or as • overall emotion of a literary work • Not using literal meanings of words • a feeling used to represent something else • author's attitude towards his or her writing • ...

Poetic devices 2025-10-31

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Giving human qualities to things or ideas.
A comparison using “like” or “as.”
The repetition of the same beginning sound in nearby words.
Words that sound like the noises they describe.

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When words share the same end sounds.
A direct comparison saying one thing is another.
A description that appeals to the senses — sight, sound, taste, touch, or smell.

7 Clues: A comparison using “like” or “as.” • When words share the same end sounds. • Giving human qualities to things or ideas. • Words that sound like the noises they describe. • A direct comparison saying one thing is another. • The repetition of the same beginning sound in nearby words. • A description that appeals to the senses — sight, sound, taste, touch, or smell.

List 7 2018-12-27

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spoken or written reply or response
man who tends cows
pertaining to money matters
anything which something is based on
south west coastal state
instantly, right now, at once
sight, hearing, smell, taste, touch
to come near
following the words as closely as possible
due to the fact that
an account of news, speech, debate, meeting etc.

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gain greater knowledge
to carry out
bread with filling in the middle
management of any organization to give direction
to look at closely or carefully
in operation, working, or force
pulpy fruit, use as a vegetable
a dance
person formally engaged in learning

20 Clues: a dance • to carry out • to come near • man who tends cows • due to the fact that • gain greater knowledge • south west coastal state • pertaining to money matters • instantly, right now, at once • to look at closely or carefully • in operation, working, or force • pulpy fruit, use as a vegetable • bread with filling in the middle • spoken or written reply or response • ...

Ray of Life 2024-11-26

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Salute N for glass
Sculpting the silence
overcomplicate
Love of heels
A mouse for kid, food for Adult
sweet agent from black and white
gadget made easy, December
lack of food in exaggeration
Close to heart, upside 7
way with words
When yellow meets white, concoction

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Spice of Life
You are my person
personal suicide
just a click away
60
When big things happen in small places
In victory, salute O
In Flanders field the poppies blow
plain in sight
a term of endearment
More white than black
routined choice
The beginning of life
peculiar taste

25 Clues: 60 • Spice of Life • Love of heels • overcomplicate • plain in sight • peculiar taste • way with words • routined choice • personal suicide • You are my person • just a click away • Salute N for glass • In victory, salute O • a term of endearment • Sculpting the silence • More white than black • The beginning of life • Close to heart, upside 7 • gadget made easy, December • lack of food in exaggeration • ...

Prefixes meaning "not" 2022-05-22

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a state in which things are unfair or not equivalent
to vanish from sight
annoyed at having to wait to do something
not truthful
having little or no knowledge of
lacking a sense of responsibility
not having one's mind firmly made up
casual or indifferent

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unsure, doubtful, undetermined
hard or impossible to read
unable to happen
a situation in which people have different opinions that can lead to conflict
not necessary
not using or involving words or speech
not making logical sense

15 Clues: not truthful • not necessary • unable to happen • to vanish from sight • casual or indifferent • not making logical sense • hard or impossible to read • unsure, doubtful, undetermined • having little or no knowledge of • lacking a sense of responsibility • not having one's mind firmly made up • not using or involving words or speech • annoyed at having to wait to do something • ...

Sight Words List 1-3 2025-04-24

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_____ shirt should I wear today, blue or green?
We ____ in the woods yesterday.
Put ____ backpack in the cubby.
Three minus two equals ___.
I like icecream ___ cake.
I go to the store ____ my mom.
I ____ many Pokemon cards.
We saw a frog over _____.

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If you are thirsty, you can drink _____.
I ___ a fork when I eat spaghetti.
These strawberries came ____ California.
These are all sight _____.
Ms Przyuski made an octopus for ____ of her students.
They forgot _____ waterbottle.
____ do you want to do today?

15 Clues: I like icecream ___ cake. • We saw a frog over _____. • These are all sight _____. • I ____ many Pokemon cards. • Three minus two equals ___. • ____ do you want to do today? • I go to the store ____ my mom. • They forgot _____ waterbottle. • We ____ in the woods yesterday. • Put ____ backpack in the cubby. • I ___ a fork when I eat spaghetti. • ...

WoW 28 2026-05-11

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— To show with your finger; also a small dot on a line.
— Prepared; set to do something.
— A dessert baked in a crust.
— What you imagine while sleeping.
— Having lots of rain.
— Very scary.
— A dried grape.
— 7 days.
— This day (not yesterday or tomorrow).

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— To like and have fun.
— To look at words and understand them.
— To get ready for something.
— Not light; has a lot of weight.
— To see; what you can see.
— Use this one, not the other one.

15 Clues: — 7 days. • — Very scary. • — A dried grape. • — Having lots of rain. • — To like and have fun. • — To see; what you can see. • — A dessert baked in a crust. • — To get ready for something. • — Prepared; set to do something. • — Not light; has a lot of weight. • — What you imagine while sleeping. • — Use this one, not the other one. • — To look at words and understand them. • ...

Much Ado - Are You Paying Attention? 2021-05-12

Much Ado - Are You Paying Attention? crossword puzzle

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a play on words
one of Don Jon's conspiritors
Leonato's niece- swears she will never marry
a ludicrous misuse of a word
Don Pedro's evil half brother
the friar suggests they pretend Hero is this
two consecutive lines of poetry that rhyme
head watchman; uses malapropisms
Leonato's daughter
an extreme exaggeration

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setting of the play
is tricked into believing Beatrice loves him
governor of Messina
falls in love with Hero at first sight
what the men wear to the party to disguise themselves
Prince of Aragon
is mistaken for Hero in the window
a 14 line poem written in iambic pentameter

18 Clues: a play on words • Prince of Aragon • Leonato's daughter • setting of the play • governor of Messina • an extreme exaggeration • a ludicrous misuse of a word • one of Don Jon's conspiritors • Don Pedro's evil half brother • head watchman; uses malapropisms • is mistaken for Hero in the window • falls in love with Hero at first sight • two consecutive lines of poetry that rhyme • ...

Poetry & Literary Devices 2022-04-28

Poetry & Literary Devices crossword puzzle

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a reference to an historical text or event
a comparison for effect
language that appeals to the senses (sight, sound, taste, touch, smell)
an extreme exaggeration
words that sound the same with different meanings
a three line poem that follows a pattern of 5,7,5 syllables
a comparison for effect using "like" or "as"
the emotions conveyed by the speaker in a text or poem

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repeating first letter/sound in a line of poetry
words that mimic the sound described
the voice behind the poem
type of poetry that has no rhyme scheme or format
giving human traits to something non-human
the ordered pattern of rhymes at the ends of the lines of a poem or verse

14 Clues: a comparison for effect • an extreme exaggeration • the voice behind the poem • words that mimic the sound described • a reference to an historical text or event • giving human traits to something non-human • a comparison for effect using "like" or "as" • repeating first letter/sound in a line of poetry • type of poetry that has no rhyme scheme or format • ...

WIN TIME! 2023-10-17

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where and when a story takes place
how a character sees something from their perspective
giving human traits to non human objects or animals
action lines in a comic that show emotions, actions, and much more!
characters talking
an extreme exaggeration
how an author describes a character says something
a comparison between two things - your eyes are diamonds

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character _______ are how a character behaves
sound words like boom, pop, or kablam
a comparison between two things using LIKE or AS, your eyes are like diamonds
________ details are words the author uses to paint a picture using our senses such as hearing, taste, sight, smell, and touch
the mood the author creates in the story
to make an educated guess using evidence

14 Clues: characters talking • an extreme exaggeration • where and when a story takes place • sound words like boom, pop, or kablam • the mood the author creates in the story • to make an educated guess using evidence • character _______ are how a character behaves • how an author describes a character says something • giving human traits to non human objects or animals • ...

Garry ci ti si croswordd;D! 2013-08-13

Garry ci ti si croswordd;D! crossword puzzle

Across

Really strong
Something rare
An add
When you get in trouble and have to stay after school
A thing where you see moving pictures
When you explain somthing
A place where trains stop
A person doing stuff happily
When something attacks your planet
To do with peoples lives

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A time people use for something
When you talk with lots of people
To learn something before a test
A kind of movement
A book where you find the meanings of words
Its where your eye sight can see
To provide something
A really big house thats amazing

18 Clues: An add • Really strong • Something rare • A kind of movement • To provide something • To do with peoples lives • When you explain somthing • A place where trains stop • A person doing stuff happily • A time people use for something • To learn something before a test • Its where your eye sight can see • A really big house thats amazing • When you talk with lots of people • ...

Poetic Techniques 2026-01-14

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– Descriptive language that appeals to the senses (sight, sound, touch, taste, smell).
– A comparison between two unlike things using “like” or “as.”
– Words that imitate the sounds they describe (e.g. bang, whisper).
– The repetition of vowel sounds within nearby words to create rhythm or mood.
– The repetition of similar sounds, usually at the ends of lines, to create musicality.
– The repetition of the same consonant sound at the beginning of closely connected words.
– A pause or break within a line of poetry, often created by punctuation (such as a comma, dash, or full stop).

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– Giving human qualities to animals, objects, or abstract ideas.
– When a line of poetry runs on to the next line without punctuation at the end.
– A direct comparison between two unlike things, saying one is the other.
– Repeating words, phrases, or lines to emphasise an idea or emotion.
– The repetition of consonant sounds within or at the end of words in a line.

12 Clues: – A comparison between two unlike things using “like” or “as.” • – Giving human qualities to animals, objects, or abstract ideas. • – Words that imitate the sounds they describe (e.g. bang, whisper). • – Repeating words, phrases, or lines to emphasise an idea or emotion. • – A direct comparison between two unlike things, saying one is the other. • ...

Buddhism 2023-05-02

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How many noble truths does Buddha have?
What was the third passing sight?
What was the second passing sight?
What time can monks and nuns not eat after?
What was the first passing sight?
“The great vehicle”
What was the first temptation from Mara?
What is the name of the man who became Buddha?
“The vehicle of the diamond”
What doctrine states no reality within or no essence

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“The way of the elders”
what was the last passing sight?
Once discovering The Middle Way, Gautama sat in a lotus position under this tree.
What is the Buddhists teachings called?
What did Siddhartha declare when he came out of his mothers side?
People are constantly changing; “Impermance”
Natural result of anatta and anicca; “suffering”
The doctrine that states a healthy spiritual life depends on a healthy physical life.
The final escape from the cycle of samsara.
This feature in Buddhist cosmology is shared with Hinduism.

20 Clues: “The great vehicle” • “The way of the elders” • “The vehicle of the diamond” • what was the last passing sight? • What was the third passing sight? • What was the first passing sight? • What was the second passing sight? • What is the Buddhists teachings called? • How many noble truths does Buddha have? • What was the first temptation from Mara? • ...

6th Grade ELA 2026-04-10

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When something represents a deeper meaning or idea.
To examine something carefully and think about its parts.
A comparison between two unlike things using “like” or “as.”
Facts or details that support an idea or answer.
A statement or opinion that someone tries to prove.
Giving human traits to nonhuman things.

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An extreme exaggeration used for emphasis.
Repetition of the same beginning consonant sounds in nearby words.
To figure something out using clues and what you already know.
The order in which events happen.
Words that imitate sounds.
To give the main points of a text in a shorter form.
A direct comparison between two unlike things without using “like” or “as.”
When what happens is different from what is expected.
The main message or lesson in a story.
Language that appeals to the senses (sight, sound, smell, taste, touch).
A phrase whose meaning is not literal.

17 Clues: Words that imitate sounds. • The order in which events happen. • The main message or lesson in a story. • A phrase whose meaning is not literal. • Giving human traits to nonhuman things. • An extreme exaggeration used for emphasis. • Facts or details that support an idea or answer. • When something represents a deeper meaning or idea. • ...

WTW 2022-12-19

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wordbook
using both sight and sound
the spectators or watchers predict say what will happen in the future
able to be heard unpredictable unable to predict
play
deny
someone who acts in an autocratic way

Down

the choice and use of words and phrases
an official inspection of an individual
decision
part of a theater hall or another building
magnetic tape on which sound can be recorded
relating to the sense of hearing

13 Clues: play • deny • wordbook • decision • using both sight and sound • relating to the sense of hearing • someone who acts in an autocratic way • the choice and use of words and phrases • an official inspection of an individual • part of a theater hall or another building • magnetic tape on which sound can be recorded • able to be heard unpredictable unable to predict • ...

Show Miss Rumph You Know Figurative Language 2014-02-17

Show Miss Rumph You Know Figurative Language crossword puzzle

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The moon is a big yellow ball.
Men sell the wedding bells
Words function exactly as defined
Whenever you describe something by comparing it with something else, you are using figurative language
A saying that isn’t meant to be taken literally; Doesn’t “mean” what it says; Do NOT use numbers
I have too many clothes to fold in the morning

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The smiling sun is an example of what
Figure out what it means
Comparison using the words like or as is an example of what
a, and, the are called what
Tick-tock tick-tock goes the clock.
Beyond my beliefs beyond my sight.

12 Clues: Figure out what it means • Men sell the wedding bells • a, and, the are called what • The moon is a big yellow ball. • Words function exactly as defined • Beyond my beliefs beyond my sight. • Tick-tock tick-tock goes the clock. • The smiling sun is an example of what • I have too many clothes to fold in the morning • ...

Theatre Terms 2020-03-24

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lounge area where actors may wait while not onstage
anything that an actor handles onstage as well as furniture and other items used to enhance the set
The person who has practiced your lines and blocking in you get sick breakaleg “good luck” for an actor (three words)
all areas of a stage, other than the acting area, that are out of sight of the audience
when an actor performs a scene or speech by themselves
is the activity or profession of acting in, producing, directing, or writing plays
text of the play
the bows at the end of the performance. (Two words)
are the left and right sides immediately offstage

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This means have your lines memorized
run the show in full costume and run the show exactly how it will be for the actual rehearsal (two words)
an invitation to an actor to return for a second audition.
the area of the auditorium where the audience sits.
a man or woman who is cast in a role in a play or musical
the words which are spoken in the play
try-outs for the parts or positions in the play

16 Clues: text of the play • This means have your lines memorized • the words which are spoken in the play • try-outs for the parts or positions in the play • are the left and right sides immediately offstage • lounge area where actors may wait while not onstage • the area of the auditorium where the audience sits. • the bows at the end of the performance. (Two words) • ...

Poetic Devices, Imagery & Vocab 2026-01-29

Poetic Devices, Imagery & Vocab crossword puzzle

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Showing great attention to detail; very careful and precise.
The repetition of the same consonant sounds at the beginning of words in a row.
Imagery that describes sounds
Having mixed feelings or contradictory ideas about something or someone
Repetitive sounds produced by consonants within a sentence or phrase
This mark can show that someone owns something or that letters are missing in a word.
Imagery pertaining to physical touch or texture
No longer needed or useful; repetitive
When a line of poetry carries over to the next line without a terminal punctuation mark.
Imagery related to the sense of smell

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To make a problem, bad situation, or negative feeling worse
Words that imitate the natural sounds of a thin
Giving human qualities to non-human objects
Imagery that appeals to the sense of sight
The repetition of vowel sounds within nearby words
A figure of speech in which apparently contradictory terms appear in conjunction
A person who publicly supports or recommends a particular cause or policy
This punctuation mark is used to introduce a list or provide an explanation after an independent clause
Imagery that triggers the sense of taste

19 Clues: Imagery that describes sounds • Imagery related to the sense of smell • No longer needed or useful; repetitive • Imagery that triggers the sense of taste • Imagery that appeals to the sense of sight • Giving human qualities to non-human objects • Words that imitate the natural sounds of a thin • Imagery pertaining to physical touch or texture • ...

Hadriel's 12 Sight Words 2023-11-13

Hadriel's 12 Sight Words crossword puzzle

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Fi_d
_own
_way
_ere
C_me
L_ttle
Ju_p

Down

_aid
_unny
W_ere
_ake
H_lp

12 Clues: _aid • Fi_d • _own • _way • _ake • _ere • H_lp • C_me • Ju_p • _unny • W_ere • L_ttle

Sight Words 1-100 2024-02-09

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____ would you go?
Some _____ are big, some are small
_____ did they say?
They _____ a big dog
can we _____ to the movies?
_____ not me.
_____ I go in the fridge

Down

Go find _____
In _____ week we are going to the sea
_____ man is tall
where are you _____?
We are _____ the pool

12 Clues: Go find _____ • _____ not me. • _____ man is tall • ____ would you go? • _____ did they say? • where are you _____? • They _____ a big dog • We are _____ the pool • _____ I go in the fridge • can we _____ to the movies? • Some _____ are big, some are small • In _____ week we are going to the sea

2nd Quarter Sight Words 2021-09-10

2nd Quarter Sight Words crossword puzzle

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Not many
Opposite of high
Color of computer paper
Plural of that
Not fake
Not far
Not false

Down

The two of us
Red flame
Opposite of run
What babies do
_____ upon a time...

12 Clues: Not far • Not many • Not fake • Red flame • Not false • The two of us • What babies do • Plural of that • Opposite of run • Opposite of high • _____ upon a time... • Color of computer paper

Science Sight Words #2 2022-11-07

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starts with "K" and ends with a "W"
a greater amount
near
to feel pain
you do this with books
more than one

Down

opposite of "shorter"
every one of something
as well
what you do with your ears
you do this again and again
a thought

12 Clues: near • as well • a thought • to feel pain • more than one • a greater amount • opposite of "shorter" • every one of something • you do this with books • what you do with your ears • you do this again and again • starts with "K" and ends with a "W"

Sight Words Nov 4 2021-11-03

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after eighth
pretty
clothes and trends
can also be called mean, median and mode
a winter month
a summer month

Down

the daughter of one's sister
in the end
it has 4 equal sides and angles
someone who lives in your neighbourhood
important and unique
the opposite of curved or indirect

12 Clues: pretty • in the end • after eighth • a winter month • a summer month • clothes and trends • important and unique • the daughter of one's sister • it has 4 equal sides and angles • the opposite of curved or indirect • someone who lives in your neighbourhood • can also be called mean, median and mode

Sight words 12/1 2025-12-01

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Look at how many fish she _________
it shines so brightly, it hurt my eyes
You've gotta know _____about galumpooters
the color of Ivey's eyes
She lives on the 34th floor of the ______

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You are my ___________________
You don't know _______ about galumpooters
it comes after February
Let's look at the stars _______
a day after Wednesday
the time when kids get off the school bus
He wants____________to do with Humpy

12 Clues: a day after Wednesday • it comes after February • the color of Ivey's eyes • You are my ___________________ • Let's look at the stars _______ • Look at how many fish she _________ • He wants____________to do with Humpy • it shines so brightly, it hurt my eyes • You don't know _______ about galumpooters • You've gotta know _____about galumpooters • ...

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