sight words Crossword Puzzles

Sight Word Jumble 2022-12-20

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time to move
you it has a silent letter
Three letter word
it is going to happen
a place
something you are
a girl
the color of a strawberry
it is something you enjoy
it is meant to go to something
a thing
a name you are called other than your name

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Sounds like friend
the first number before two
It already happened
Darkest color
More than one person
you told someone already
a number after seven
it involves everything

20 Clues: a girl • a place • a thing • time to move • Darkest color • Three letter word • something you are • Sounds like friend • It already happened • More than one person • a number after seven • it is going to happen • it involves everything • you told someone already • the color of a strawberry • it is something you enjoy • you it has a silent letter • the first number before two • ...

Week 8 Phonics 2023-06-14

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ocean
sight
smell touch sight hear taste
piece of clothing to cover your feet
opposite of more
running after
Australian currency
strings on shoes
similar to a gate
more than one mouse
the time the sun disappears

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triple 20 or double 30
building form for a home
jumping up and down
clothing girls wear
not normal or ordinary
the home of a royal family
past tense of send
outside of Earth
paying attention to something
pencil_______ or suit_______ or phone __________
untidy

22 Clues: ocean • sight • untidy • running after • opposite of more • outside of Earth • strings on shoes • similar to a gate • past tense of send • jumping up and down • clothing girls wear • Australian currency • more than one mouse • triple 20 or double 30 • not normal or ordinary • building form for a home • the home of a royal family • the time the sun disappears • smell touch sight hear taste • ...

A Christmas Carol 2025-12-19

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Object on Scrooge’s door that turns into Marley’s face when he returns home
Unusual object the Ghost of Christmas Past carries as a hat (two words, no space)
Item symbolizing abundance held by the Ghost of Christmas Present (three words, no spaces)
Host of the lively Christmas party in the second memory from the Ghost of Christmas Past
Eerie feature of the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come (___ visible, two words no space)
Prize bird Scrooge anonymously sends to the Cratchit family on Christmas Day
Color of the tunic worn by the Ghost of Christmas Past
Of what are we absolutely assured at the beginning of the book in A Christmas Carol? (his name, no spaces)
What Scrooge gives Bob Cratchit the day after Christmas (salary ___)
Who arrives to take young Scrooge home for Christmas in the first memory (his ___)
How the Ghost of Christmas Present is described in terms of size
Child whose death grieves the Cratchits in the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come’s vision (two words, no space)
What beams brightly from the head of the Ghost of Christmas Past

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Ghost of Scrooge’s dead business partner who appears in his room (his name, no spaces)
Garment worn by the silent Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come (two words, no space)
One of the two wretched children hidden under the Ghost of Christmas Present’s robe
Family whose Christmas Day is shown second by the Ghost of Christmas Present (Bob ___’s house)
What Tiny Tim does thanks to Scrooge’s later help (not only survives but ___)
Final sight bearing Scrooge’s name shown by the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come
One of the two wretched children hidden under the Ghost of Christmas Present’s robe
Woman who ends her engagement with Scrooge in the third memory shown by the Ghost of Christmas Past
Host of the Christmas party shown third by the Ghost of Christmas Present (Scrooge’s ___)
Quality for which reformed Scrooge becomes famously known (two words, no space)
Setting where young Scrooge is first seen alone in the Ghost of Christmas Past's memory
Notable gesture of the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come’s hand (___ finger)
Relative Scrooge visits on Christmas evening to celebrate and play games

26 Clues: Color of the tunic worn by the Ghost of Christmas Past • How the Ghost of Christmas Present is described in terms of size • What beams brightly from the head of the Ghost of Christmas Past • What Scrooge gives Bob Cratchit the day after Christmas (salary ___) • Relative Scrooge visits on Christmas evening to celebrate and play games • ...

DEE CROSSWORD 2013-06-06

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a nature incurred by her
no doubt she s chirpy and flamboyant coz she stands by this adjective
a magician's code that she possess and exhibits
the uncontrolled act of behaviour that chokes u wen u sight her
undoubtedly and unimaginably she is
she different from usual coz she s
she is dee ____

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the word that states the degree of her attractiveness
definitely what one will feel when she s around
worthy of adoration
wat u sud be to god for having gifted a great personality
a synonym for exceptionally good
no words credit her because she s
a word that suits her the best

14 Clues: she is dee ____ • worthy of adoration • a nature incurred by her • a word that suits her the best • a synonym for exceptionally good • no words credit her because she s • she different from usual coz she s • undoubtedly and unimaginably she is • definitely what one will feel when she s around • a magician's code that she possess and exhibits • ...

Vocabulary Cross Word Review 2024-03-07

Vocabulary Cross Word Review crossword puzzle

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Exaggerated statements or claims not meant to be taken literally.
Descriptive language that appeals to the senses (sight, sound, touch, taste, smell) to create a vivid mental picture.
A literary device in which a writer gives hints or clues about what will happen later in the story.
A literary device in which the intended meaning of words or events is opposite to their literal or expected meaning.
A figure of speech that compares two different things using the words "like" or "as."
The process by which the writer reveals the personality of a character.
The author's attitude toward the subject matter or audience.
The emotional atmosphere or tone created by the author's choice of words and details.
of View (POV): The perspective from which a story is told (first person, second person, third person limited, or third person omniscient).
A figure of speech that makes a direct comparison between two unrelated things, suggesting that they are alike.

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The use of symbols to represent ideas or qualities beyond their literal meaning.
The sequence of events in a story, including the exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution.
Giving human qualities or characteristics to non-human entities or abstract concepts.
The struggle between opposing forces, which is essential to the plot of a story.
The repetition of initial consonant sounds in a sequence of words.
The time and place in which a story unfolds.
A reference to a person, place, event, or literary work that the author expects the reader to recognize.
The central idea or underlying message in a literary work.

18 Clues: The time and place in which a story unfolds. • The central idea or underlying message in a literary work. • The author's attitude toward the subject matter or audience. • Exaggerated statements or claims not meant to be taken literally. • The repetition of initial consonant sounds in a sequence of words. • ...

BARRIERS TO COMMUNICATION 2016-03-05

BARRIERS TO COMMUNICATION crossword puzzle

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These may be different meanings/interpretation (W-5)
Made by crowds at a football match (N-5)
Use of terms/abbreviations (J-6)
Obstacles may be in the way (P-8)
Giving off bad vibes/may be negative (B-L)(4-8)

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Ethnicity(7)
Attitudes/Emotions/Feelings(P-13)
May use a different ....(L-8)
May have difficulty with hearing and sight (S-7)

9 Clues: Ethnicity(7) • May use a different ....(L-8) • Use of terms/abbreviations (J-6) • Attitudes/Emotions/Feelings(P-13) • Obstacles may be in the way (P-8) • Made by crowds at a football match (N-5) • Giving off bad vibes/may be negative (B-L)(4-8) • May have difficulty with hearing and sight (S-7) • These may be different meanings/interpretation (W-5)

Homophone Spelling List 2025-01-16

Homophone Spelling List crossword puzzle

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what one
see with eyes
goes together with
place (there, their, there)
complete, not missing parts
to agree
contraction to show ownership
preposition
kind remark
conjunction meaning alternative
place (sight, site, cite)
animal
plain or empty
also
person with magical powers
small seed

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empty space
contraction for they are
military position
PPA ownership
outside conditions
other than, exclusion
texture
the cardinal number
PPA ownership
quotes
path
Island or peninsula
direction, path

29 Clues: path • also • quotes • animal • texture • what one • to agree • small seed • empty space • preposition • kind remark • see with eyes • PPA ownership • PPA ownership • plain or empty • direction, path • military position • goes together with • outside conditions • the cardinal number • Island or peninsula • other than, exclusion • contraction for they are • place (sight, site, cite) • person with magical powers • ...

Chorus Crossword 2024-02-12

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Hollow box that houses the vocal folds
Every Good Boy Does Fine on the ______
Time Signature with 4 quarter note beats
Food Tube; sends food to stomach
Note that is worth 4 beats
A way to remember spaces of the treble clef
Key signature with 3 flats
The Windpipe; used to carry air to lungs
Note that is worth 1/2 of a beat
The Clef for the lowest voices
Musical System we use to sight read

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Note that is worth 1 beat
the proper enunciation of words for singing
When someone sings alone
The Clef for tenors, altos, sopranos
The space between the vocal folds
Horizontal muscle that activates when taking a deep breath
Note that is worth 2 beats

18 Clues: When someone sings alone • Note that is worth 1 beat • Note that is worth 4 beats • Key signature with 3 flats • Note that is worth 2 beats • The Clef for the lowest voices • Food Tube; sends food to stomach • Note that is worth 1/2 of a beat • The space between the vocal folds • Musical System we use to sight read • The Clef for tenors, altos, sopranos • ...

Crossword Puzzle #1 2024-02-13

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kind and respectable words to others
things positioned on top of another
a small fish with strong and salty taste
having no connection
a place with a lot of trees
how you look
well cooked food that are just dry and hard enough
ability to see
the outside layer of a loaf of bread or pizza

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opposite of below
tasty
one of the flat and usually green parts of a plant
the hard, pointed part of a bird's mouth
want to eat or have too much
a large, black bird with a loud, unpleasant cry
a tool to collect leaves on the ground
a bad joke or manipulating others
a round plant with pointy parts and they are eaten as a vegetable

18 Clues: tasty • how you look • ability to see • opposite of below • having no connection • a place with a lot of trees • want to eat or have too much • a bad joke or manipulating others • things positioned on top of another • kind and respectable words to others • a tool to collect leaves on the ground • the hard, pointed part of a bird's mouth • a small fish with strong and salty taste • ...

sight word 2020-07-13

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A covering for the foot
something rencently made or cool
Feeling fear or anxiety
A woman's upper garment resembling a shirt
Food served as breakfast
City or town that is the seat of government

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Give one's attention to a sound
Object that people use to listen to news, music ...
action of possess something
Something not correct
A commercial business.
Protected from or not exposed to danger or risk
Garment worn by women

13 Clues: Something not correct • Garment worn by women • A commercial business. • A covering for the foot • Feeling fear or anxiety • Food served as breakfast • action of possess something • Give one's attention to a sound • something rencently made or cool • A woman's upper garment resembling a shirt • City or town that is the seat of government • ...

Poetic Techniques 2021-06-17

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One of the words Ice represents in 'Fire and Ice'
"The light of the fire is a sight"
"He's as strong as an ox"
Fire and Ice

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A B A B
"The sun is smiling at us"
"He's running faster than the wind"

7 Clues: A B A B • Fire and Ice • "He's as strong as an ox" • "The sun is smiling at us" • "The light of the fire is a sight" • "He's running faster than the wind" • One of the words Ice represents in 'Fire and Ice'

Psalm 19 2023-05-01

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In the heavens God has ___ a tent for the sun.
enduring.
their words to the ends of the ___.
and makes its ___ to the other;
making wise the ___.
they are ___ than honey,
The ___ of the Lord are radiant,
Keep your servant ___ from willful sins;
They have no speech, they use no ___ ;
Forgive my ___ faults.
in keeping them there is ___.
The law of the Lord is ___,
may they not ___ over me.
giving joy to the ___.
be pleasing in your ___,
and all of them are ___.
than much ___ gold;
The heavens ___ the glory of God;
They are more ___ than gold,
It rises at one end of the ___

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night after night they ____ knowledge.
Then I will be ___,
like a champion ___ to run his course.
than honey from the ___.
The ___ of the Lord are firm,
Lord, my Rock and my ___.
no sound is ___ from them.
The statutes of the Lord are ___,
___ is deprived of its warmth.
It is like a bridegroom coming out of his ___,
But who can ___ their own errors?
and this ___ of my heart
into all the ___,
May ___ words of my mouth
Day after day they pour forth ___;
innocent of great ___.
The ___ of the Lord are right,
giving ___ to the eyes.
___ the soul.
By them your ___ is warned;
the skies ___ the work of his hands.
Yet their ___ goes out
The fear of the Lord is ___,

43 Clues: enduring. • ___ the soul. • into all the ___, • Then I will be ___, • than much ___ gold; • making wise the ___. • Forgive my ___ faults. • innocent of great ___. • giving joy to the ___. • Yet their ___ goes out • giving ___ to the eyes. • than honey from the ___. • they are ___ than honey, • and this ___ of my heart • be pleasing in your ___, • and all of them are ___. • ...

English Revision Crossword 2017-11-28

English Revision Crossword crossword puzzle

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Where you use sight, sound, touch, taste and smell to describe something
An indirect comparison using 'like' or 'as'
A word which imitates the sound of a word
Two independent clauses joined by a coordinating conjunction or a semi-colon
How the writer does something
Similar repeated sounds at the end of words
A clause which depends on an independent clause to make sense
The flow/pace of words
The repetition of the same letter sounds close together
Part of a song or poem that is repeated
Vissually descriptive language
An independent clause and a dependent clause this often contains a subordinating conjunction such as since after because ...
A single independent clause which contains a subject and a verb and can can contain an object
Pick specific words out from your quotation and focus on their effects
A message

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The person place or thing that is carrying out an action or being something
A pattern of rhythm and rhyme
Also known as a narrative
Describing inanimate objects with human characteristics
A clause which contains a subject and a verb which can stand alone as a sentence
Illustrate this by embedding a quotation
Expresses personal feelings or emotions
The person place or thing that is having the action done to it or being something
The shape of the poem or stanza
A direct comparison where you describe something as if were something else

25 Clues: A message • The flow/pace of words • Also known as a narrative • A pattern of rhythm and rhyme • How the writer does something • Vissually descriptive language • The shape of the poem or stanza • Expresses personal feelings or emotions • Part of a song or poem that is repeated • Illustrate this by embedding a quotation • A word which imitates the sound of a word • ...

Leonhard Euler 2018-05-28

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In the year 1735 he solved the _____ problem.
The letter e was called Euler's _______.
In 1766, a cataract formed in his good ___ leaving him totally blind.
In 1744 he became a member of the _____ Academy.
Leonhard's wife
He grew up in _____.
In his book, Introductio in analysin, he wrote in ______.
What university did Leonhard go to? 3 words
Leonhard mastered the language of _______.

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He often read the _____.
Leonhard was the ______ of four siblings.
Leonhard's first book
He developed the theory trigonometric & logarithmic _____.
He had lessons with Johann ______.
How many children did he have?
Leonhard wrote _______ of books.
What age was he when he went to Russia?
He lost his ____ in one eye after not allowing it to heal properly after an operation.

18 Clues: Leonhard's wife • He grew up in _____. • Leonhard's first book • He often read the _____. • How many children did he have? • Leonhard wrote _______ of books. • He had lessons with Johann ______. • What age was he when he went to Russia? • The letter e was called Euler's _______. • Leonhard was the ______ of four siblings. • Leonhard mastered the language of _______. • ...

Mastery 2 2025-08-20

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Having a lively, playful spirit, even when older.
Improves or makes something better.
Energy and strength to live or continue.
Putting things in the same line or making them agree.
In a doubtful or questioning way.
Sharpness of mind, feeling, or senses.
A very large amount of something.
A natural ability, like sight, hearing, or understanding.
Repeat the exact words of another person.
Controls or manages a country, group, or system.

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A change of subject in conversation or writing.
Moves around from one person or place to another.
Tough and not easily shocked by problems.
Related to the east part of a place or the world.
Going beyond normal limits; extraordinary.
Surprised when not ready.
Disapprove of something.
Short, often funny, personal stories.

18 Clues: Disapprove of something. • Surprised when not ready. • In a doubtful or questioning way. • A very large amount of something. • Improves or makes something better. • Short, often funny, personal stories. • Sharpness of mind, feeling, or senses. • Energy and strength to live or continue. • Tough and not easily shocked by problems. • Repeat the exact words of another person. • ...

DEE CROSSWORD 2013-06-06

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the uncontrolled act of behaviour that chokes u wen u sight her
undoubtedly and unimaginably she is
definitely what one will feel when she s around
a magician's code that she possess and exhibits
she different from usual coz she s

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no words credit her because she s
no doubt she s chirpy and flamboyant coz she stands by this adjective
a synonym for exceptionally good
wat u sud be to god for having gifted a great personality
she is dee ____
worthy of adoration
the word that states the degree of her attractiveness
a nature incurred by her
a word that suits her the best

Gianna Orosco Unit 1 Vocab 2021-09-16

Gianna Orosco Unit 1 Vocab crossword puzzle

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to attribute to a specific cause or source
Although his bag was only a few pounds, it felt more like tons the more that he walked.
rescue from danger
to succeed in persuading someone to do something
lessening of something that causes suffering
The plan to pillage the town was put on hold when they were attacked instead
sharpened
to cause to be extremely angry

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The mess was abominable, there was no clean spot anywhere in sight.
to perceive or recognize something
repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of words
to soothe
regard with disgust
flimsy; having little substance or strength

14 Clues: to soothe • sharpened • rescue from danger • regard with disgust • to cause to be extremely angry • to perceive or recognize something • to attribute to a specific cause or source • flimsy; having little substance or strength • lessening of something that causes suffering • to succeed in persuading someone to do something • ...

ivy's English Crossword 2025-03-18

ivy's English Crossword crossword puzzle

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when an object is described with human characteristics
a person, place or thing
repetition of initial consonant sound
repeating the first part of a sentence
a word that imitates a sound
Appeals to the sense of sight
a doing word

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comparing things without "like" or "as"
a series of three parallel words
When a question is raised and then immediately answered by the author
comparing 2 things with "like" or "as"
exaggeration of speech
a question that doesn't need to be unanswered
Changing the structure of the sentence so that it’s in an unusual grammatical order

14 Clues: a doing word • exaggeration of speech • a person, place or thing • a word that imitates a sound • Appeals to the sense of sight • a series of three parallel words • repetition of initial consonant sound • comparing 2 things with "like" or "as" • repeating the first part of a sentence • comparing things without "like" or "as" • a question that doesn't need to be unanswered • ...

Life Science Vocabulary 2024-05-01

Life Science Vocabulary crossword puzzle

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The process of creating an exact genetic copy of an organism
A part of DNA that carries a specific trait
The study of the relationship between organisms and their environment
The study of all living things
An animal with a backbone
No long in existence
A living thing
A trait that makes an animal or plant better able to live in its environment
The gradual change in a species over a long period of time

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An increase of the average temperature of the earth and oceans (2 words)
The order in which organisms are by other organisms (2 words)
An area in which living and nonliving things interact
The material in a cell's nucleus that carries all the information about what traits a living thing may have
A molecule that is necessary for cell growth, repair, and energy
The study of heredity or how traits are passed from parents to offspring
The body's system for fighting disease causing germs (2 words)
The process by which plants use carbon dioxide, sunlight, and water to make food
A protein made by white blood cells that attack and kill germs
The change in the genetic information within a cell
A consumer that eats other animals
Differences among species
The smallest part of a living thing that can carry out all the activities needed for life
Something in the environment that causes the body to react, such as a sight or sound

23 Clues: A living thing • No long in existence • An animal with a backbone • Differences among species • The study of all living things • A consumer that eats other animals • A part of DNA that carries a specific trait • The change in the genetic information within a cell • An area in which living and nonliving things interact • ...

Peter, Stephen, & Paul Crossword Puzzle 2023-05-13

Peter, Stephen, & Paul Crossword Puzzle crossword puzzle

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Read chapters 1-15 of this book to learn about Peter.
People Stephen helped care for in the early church.
Is Ananias looking forward to meeting Saul?
A severe beating experienced by the apostles.
The disciples are first called this in Antioch.
Another name for Paul.
The religious leaders_______ the apostles not to speak of Jesus again in Acts 5.
Number of books written by Paul.
Saul is headed here when he becomes blind.
First appointed in Acts.
Jesus asks Peter 3 times if he ______ Him.
What chapter in Acts first mentions Stephen?
Paul wrote about ______ the New Testament.
How many missionary journeys did Paul go on?
Did the disciples ever stop speaking of Jesus?
God tells Ananias to restore Paul's ________.

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Sanhedrin _____ their teeth at Stephen due to their anger.
Stephen is _______ to death for preaching the Gospel.
Stephen calls the Sanhedrin this.(2 words with a dash in the 5th box)
Stephen had the face of an ______ before being stoned.
Paul remained________ through persecution.
Who preached in Jerusalem on the Day of Pentecost.
Stephen accuses the Sanhedrin of murdering ______.
Jesus told Peter "Feed my ___________."
Saul loses this on the way to Damascus.
The religious group that arrested Stephen.
God tells ______ to meet Saul in Damascus.
Freed the imprisoned apostles in Acts 5.
From whom did Paul receive his boldness? (2 words)
Stephen known for performing this. (3 words)
The first martyr in the New Testament.
The lame man asked Peter for ___________.

32 Clues: Another name for Paul. • First appointed in Acts. • Number of books written by Paul. • The first martyr in the New Testament. • Jesus told Peter "Feed my ___________." • Saul loses this on the way to Damascus. • Freed the imprisoned apostles in Acts 5. • The lame man asked Peter for ___________. • Paul remained________ through persecution. • ...

Psalm 19 2022-01-14

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In the heavens God has ___ a tent for the sun.
enduring.
their words to the ends of the ___.
and makes its ___ to the other;
making wise the ___.
they are ___ than honey,
The ___ of the Lord are radiant,
Keep your servant ___ from willful sins;
They have no speech, they use no ___ ;
Forgive my ___ faults.
in keeping them there is ___.
The law of the Lord is ___,
may they not ___ over me.
giving joy to the ___.
be pleasing in your ___,
and all of them are ___.
than much ___ gold;
The heavens ___ the glory of God;
They are more ___ than gold,
It rises at one end of the ___

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night after night they ____ knowledge.
Then I will be ___,
like a champion ___ to run his course.
than honey from the ___.
The ___ of the Lord are firm,
Lord, my Rock and my ___.
no sound is ___ from them.
The statutes of the Lord are ___,
___ is deprived of its warmth.
It is like a bridegroom coming out of his ___,
But who can ___ their own errors?
and this ___ of my heart
into all the ___,
May ___ words of my mouth
Day after day they pour forth ___;
innocent of great ___.
The ___ of the Lord are right,
giving ___ to the eyes.
___ the soul.
By them your ___ is warned;
the skies ___ the work of his hands.
Yet their ___ goes out
The fear of the Lord is ___,

6th Grade Poetic Techniques 2026-03-06

6th Grade Poetic Techniques crossword puzzle

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restating of the same words or phrases
an extreme exaggeration
giving human characteristics to a non-human
the pattern or sequence in which end rhyme occurs.
words that have the same ending sound.
divisions in poetry
language that authors use to create images.
the most common form of poetry and it usually has a rhyme scheme throughout the poem

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using a word that represents or imitates its sound naturally.
devices in literature and language that emphasize sound and its potential effects.
An open form of poetry; non rhyming lines that closely follow the natural rhythms of speech.
a comparison between two seemingly unrelated things that highlights a shared characteristic; similes use “like” or “as” to show the comparison
the repetition of the initial (beginning) letter or sound in two or more words in a line.
the structure of a poem (number of lines, stanzas, syllables, etc.)
A literary work in which special intensity is given to the expression of feelings and ideas by the use of particular style and rhythm.
a Japanese form of poetry in three lines of five, seven, and five syllables.
the term used to describe “ordinary” text or speech
a humorous five-line poems with a distinct AABBA rhyme scheme, featuring a fast-paced, bouncy rhythm.
a comparison between two seemingly unrelated things that highlights a shared characteristic; metaphors generally say that one thing “is” another.
Language that appeals to the senses (sight, sound, touch, taste, or smell)

20 Clues: divisions in poetry • an extreme exaggeration • restating of the same words or phrases • words that have the same ending sound. • giving human characteristics to a non-human • language that authors use to create images. • the pattern or sequence in which end rhyme occurs. • the term used to describe “ordinary” text or speech • ...

Literary devices 2016-03-13

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helps to establish a relationship based on similarities
refers to playing around with words such that the meaning implied by a sentence or word is actually different from the literal meaning
wherein the author depicts the occurrence of specific events to the readers
refers to the practice of attaching human trades and characterization with inanimate objects, phenomena and animals
where words are used in quick succession and begin with letters belong to same sound group
the repetition of sounds produced by vowels
the intense feeling that an audience goes through while waiting for the outcome of certain events.
used for expressing a resistance the protagonist of the story finds in achieving his aims
words whose very sound is very close to the sound they are meant to depicted.
a figure of speech whereby the author refers to a subject matter

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contains several layers of meaning, often concealed at first sight, and is representative of several other aspects, concepts or traits than those that are visible in the literal translation alone
wherein the author uses words and phrases to create "mental images" for the reader
wherein the author uses specific words and phrases that exaggerate and overemphasize the basic cruz of the statement in order to produce a more noticeable effects
refers the step by step process wherein author introduces and describes a character
refers to the use of the dictionary definition or literal meaning
the repetition of sounds produced by consonants
any element, subject, idea, or concept that is constantly present through the entire body of literature, refers to the repetition of a specific thing dominating the literary work
the use of hints or clues in a narrative to suggest future action.
the perspective or the attitude that the author adopts with regards to a specific character, place or development
refers to the literary practice of using a comparatively milder or less abrasive form of a negative description
the associations people make with words that go beyond the literal or dictionary definition
comparison between two subjects without like or as

22 Clues: the repetition of sounds produced by vowels • the repetition of sounds produced by consonants • comparison between two subjects without like or as • helps to establish a relationship based on similarities • a figure of speech whereby the author refers to a subject matter • refers to the use of the dictionary definition or literal meaning • ...

Poetic Techniques 2024-09-22

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The continuation of a sentence or phrase from one line of poetry to the next
Figurative language used to compare two things using the words 'like', 'as' or 'than'
A figure of speech that juxtaposes concepts with opposite meanings within a word or in a phrase that is a self-contradiction
The use of the same word or phrase multiple times to create emphasis
Repetition of harsh consonant sounds like 'k', 'g', 'p' 't', 'ch', and 'sh'. A blend of unharmonious sounds
A line of poetry in which a sentence or phrase comes to a conclusion at the end of the line
Use of images, words, or objects that represent something else, often abstract or complex, such as ideas, feelings, or themes
Attributing human qualities or behaviours to non living things
A poetic technique that uses repeated vowel sounds to draw out each word
Correspondence of sound between words or the endings of words, especially when these are used at the ends of lines of poetry

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The way the poem flows or the beat of the poem
A group of lines in a poem
verse Poetry that lacks a consistent rhyme scheme, metrical pattern, or musical form
A sound effect created when words that begin with the same letter are placed beside or close to one another in a sentence.
The main message, idea, or issue explored
The main emotion in the poem. How it makes us feel as readers
How the poet displays their emotion towards the subject matter
A rhetorical device that consists of repeating a sequence of words at the beginnings of neighbouring clauses
When a word imitates the sound it is describing
The repetition of letter sounds that have a hushing or hissing quality such as ‘s’ or ‘sh’
Figurative language used to describe one thing as if it were something else
Use of exaggeration for dramatic effect. Not to be taken literally
Descriptive language that appeals to our senses (sight, sound, smell, taste, and touch)

23 Clues: A group of lines in a poem • The main message, idea, or issue explored • The way the poem flows or the beat of the poem • When a word imitates the sound it is describing • The main emotion in the poem. How it makes us feel as readers • How the poet displays their emotion towards the subject matter • Attributing human qualities or behaviours to non living things • ...

Vocabulary 2013-08-26

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to allow something to happen
a form of a language that is spoken in a particular area and that uses some of its own words, grammar, and pronunciations
to stop being visible, to pass out of sight
a symbol that is used to identify a company and that appears on its products
to permit something, to regard or treat something as acceptable
words that are not considered part of the standard vocabulary of a language and that are used very informally in speech
a company that makes a product
the situation that results when something (such as a plant or animal species) has died out completely
to destroy much or most of something, to cause great damage or harm to something
a way of pronouncing words that occurs among the people in a particular region or country
a person or business that sells things directly to customers for their own use
funny and clever

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the act of publicly saying that you like or use a product or service in exchange for money
someone who buys goods or services from a business
a group of people who have the same interests, religion, race, etc.
someone who is trying to win or do better than all others
appealing and easy to remember
a small printed advertisement or announcement that is given out to many people by hand
to allow or permit (someone or something) to do something
a legal agreement between people, companies, etc.

20 Clues: funny and clever • to allow something to happen • a company that makes a product • appealing and easy to remember • to stop being visible, to pass out of sight • a legal agreement between people, companies, etc. • someone who buys goods or services from a business • someone who is trying to win or do better than all others • ...

The Drydens: Stuart and Anna 2025-04-10

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What does Anna tackle with gusto when she’s annoyed?
What’s the name of the pet they dote on like family?
What water activity does Stuart love to escape the office grind?
What does Anna treat herself to when Stuart’s habits push her buttons?
Where does Stuart tend to leave his socks, much to Anna’s dismay?
What kitchen item does Stuart leave lingering in the sink?
What gadget does Stuart always have on hand, no matter the occasion?
What drink does Stuart enjoy to unwind after a long day?
How many screens keep these tech wizards busy in their home office?
What stylish cocktail does Anna favor at happy hour?(2 words)
What has Stuart grown after 8 years of Marriage
What does Anna turn to for a pick-me-up when Stuart tests her patience?

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What dish does Stuart quietly hope Anna skips in the kitchen?(2 words)
What flaming treasure did Stuart sneak back besides Anna?
Where did Anna and Stuart first cross paths?
What English spread does Anna adore while Stuart can’t stand the sight of it?
What car make got Anna rolling ?
In which month did Anna and Stuart say their vows?
What British comfort food did Stuart miss most while living in Ukraine?(2 words)
What cuisine did Anna dive into on her first UK day?
What phone brand do these techies prefer over the mainstream hype?

21 Clues: What car make got Anna rolling ? • Where did Anna and Stuart first cross paths? • What has Stuart grown after 8 years of Marriage • In which month did Anna and Stuart say their vows? • What does Anna tackle with gusto when she’s annoyed? • What’s the name of the pet they dote on like family? • What cuisine did Anna dive into on her first UK day? • ...

Unit 2 Week 5: The Weird and Wonderful Echidna & The Very Peculiar Platypus 2025-11-03

Unit 2 Week 5: The Weird and Wonderful Echidna & The Very Peculiar Platypus crossword puzzle

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— something that takes attention away
— to take someone’s attention away
— to stop something from working normally
— dishonesty or illegal behavior by people in power
— a book or website that lists words and their meanings
— the area or power where someone has legal authority
— one of the body’s ways to take in information (sight, smell, etc.)
— an area of land owned or controlled by someone
— to burst out suddenly (like a volcano)
— mammals that lay eggs instead of giving birth
— sudden and not expected
— to speak words out loud so someone else writes them down
— grip or hold on a surface so you don’t slip

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— living in or relating to water
— the land surface of a place (flat, rocky, hilly, etc.)
— a blue-green color
— protective of your land or space
— special traits that help living things survive
— the final decision made by a judge or jury
— a tank or place where fish and other water animals are kept
— not realistic or not concrete; based on ideas
— to stop someone while they are talking or doing something
— the way someone says or pronounces words
— one of a kind; not like anything else
— a hole or tunnel an animal digs for shelter
— able to be pulled out or removed from something
— to pull toward something
— the bursting out of lava, gas, or force

28 Clues: — a blue-green color • — sudden and not expected • — to pull toward something • — living in or relating to water • — to take someone’s attention away • — protective of your land or space • — something that takes attention away • — one of a kind; not like anything else • — to burst out suddenly (like a volcano) • — to stop something from working normally • ...

Make-Up Quiz Aud/Vis/Phon 2017-09-15

Make-Up Quiz Aud/Vis/Phon crossword puzzle

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It's perfectly normal to be nervous at one of these, where you have to perform.
This instrument is played with mallets; it's made of a lot of bars of metal or wood.
My ___________ is perfect, 20/20! I don't need glasses.
OUCH! That noise is so terrible! It's a ______________!
The class sat patiently in the ______________ during the presentation.
I had to call my Mom using this today.

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Someone who sees the potential in the future.
Close your eyes and think picture the New World in your mind.
This is how I learned to read, it's a method of teaching the sounds of words.
You're this word when you go to see a movie in the theater.
This is the STUDY of how words are formed and sound.
Look at that! This ________ was the perfect place to see this beautiful sight.
An old timey record player.
Speak up! Your voice isn't ___________, I can't hear it.
Through all this fog, the road is barely _______________.

15 Clues: An old timey record player. • I had to call my Mom using this today. • Someone who sees the potential in the future. • This is the STUDY of how words are formed and sound. • My ___________ is perfect, 20/20! I don't need glasses. • OUCH! That noise is so terrible! It's a ______________! • Speak up! Your voice isn't ___________, I can't hear it. • ...

Unit 4 Vocabulary 2020-12-07

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keep in good condition or the same as when it was first created.
die down, become less intense.
comparing one thing to another by saying it is something else.
too much, more than is necessary or normal.
not strict.
perfect, flawless, faultless.
the repetition of a consonant sound at the beginning words that follow each other.
a sound word.
something that evokes interest, attention and admiration.
related to the senses (taste, touch, smell, hearing, sight).

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a point of view.
making a comparison using ‘like’ or ‘as’.
giving human qualities to non-human things.
very important or necessary.
referring to historical events/characters, books or movies.

15 Clues: not strict. • a sound word. • a point of view. • very important or necessary. • perfect, flawless, faultless. • die down, become less intense. • making a comparison using ‘like’ or ‘as’. • giving human qualities to non-human things. • too much, more than is necessary or normal. • something that evokes interest, attention and admiration. • ...

Puzzle 2020-12-03

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giving human qualities to non-human things.
referring to historical events/character, books or movie
die down, become less intense
something that evokes interest, attention and admiration
too much, more than is necessary or normal
keep in good condition or the same as when it was first created
the repetition of a consonant sound at the beginning words that follow each other
comparing one thing to another by saying it is something else.

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a point of view
a sound word.
perfect , flawless, faultless
making a comparison using ‘like’ or ‘as’
related to the senses taste, touch, smell, hearing, sight
not strict
very important or necessary

15 Clues: not strict • a sound word. • a point of view • very important or necessary • die down, become less intense • perfect , flawless, faultless • making a comparison using ‘like’ or ‘as’ • too much, more than is necessary or normal • giving human qualities to non-human things. • referring to historical events/character, books or movie • ...

DESCRIPTIVE TEXT 2025-10-06

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The main topic or person being described in the text.
A literary device that compares two unlike things without using "like" or "as" (e.g., The moon was a pearl)
the distinguishing traits, qualities, or features that define and identify a person, object, place, or concept.
A literary device that compares two unlike things using "like" or "as."
A word that modifies a noun, essential for adding detail in a descriptive text.
The air was thick with the pungent scent of stale cigar smoke.
make the reader feel as if they are experiencing the subject directly.

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The place offers visitors the rare opportunity to feel relax
The type of writing that aims to create a vivid mental picture for the reader.
Words that appeal to the sense of sight are called this type of imagery.
“The National Monument (Monas) is a 132-meter tower in the centre of Merdeka Square, Central Jakarta."
Language that appeals to the five senses (sight, sound, smell, taste, touch).
The kitten's fur was silky and warm against her cheek.

13 Clues: The main topic or person being described in the text. • The kitten's fur was silky and warm against her cheek. • The place offers visitors the rare opportunity to feel relax • The air was thick with the pungent scent of stale cigar smoke. • make the reader feel as if they are experiencing the subject directly. • ...

Unit 1: The Senses 2026-02-09

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not able to be seen
related to sound
to call upon or into
to look forward
to call forward

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speaking
makes sound big
related to voice
to keep under close watch
able to see
person who watches
person who declares
sight
person who looks inside or closely
a person who looks closely or inside
related to sight

16 Clues: sight • speaking • able to see • makes sound big • to look forward • to call forward • related to voice • related to sound • related to sight • person who watches • not able to be seen • person who declares • to call upon or into • to keep under close watch • person who looks inside or closely • a person who looks closely or inside

What do you know about lost pets? 2020-04-29

What do you know about lost pets? crossword puzzle

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What is one of the first steps you should take if you found a pet?
What do vets do to find a microchip?
What can you build to keep your cat safe?
A gift for finding a lost pet?
what is another name for a chicken?
Which local page should you contact regarding a lost pet? (3 words)
What sort of implant can ID a lost pet?
Where would you take an injured pet you found?

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What would you put in letterboxes to help find a lost pet?
What would you put on poles and shop windows to help find a lost pet?
Which is the safest way to walk your dog? (2 words)
What should you never do if when you sight a dog at large?
Where do the spirits of deceased pets go?
Where would you put an ID tag?
When someone gives away a pet what is that called?
what is a young duck called?
Which operation will help to control your pets wanderlust?

17 Clues: what is a young duck called? • Where would you put an ID tag? • A gift for finding a lost pet? • what is another name for a chicken? • What do vets do to find a microchip? • What sort of implant can ID a lost pet? • Where do the spirits of deceased pets go? • What can you build to keep your cat safe? • Where would you take an injured pet you found? • ...

Common Core Vocab 1 2023-04-20

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a figure of speech expressing a resemblance between things, compare two different things using "like" or "as"
someone who offers opposition
a short speech by an actor at the end of a play
the principal character in a work of fiction
an account of the author's personal experiences
something intended to distract or mislead attention from the main issue
using words that imitate the sound they denote
attributing human characteristics to abstract ideas
the sequence of events in a story
the ability to form mental pictures of things or events, descriptions for your senses (sight, smell, taste, feel, hear)

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a figure of speech that suggests a non-literal similarity, compare two different things using "is"
a history of a word
the attribute of accepting the facts of life
expression whose meaning cannot be inferred from its words
a conclusion you can draw based on known evidence, "reading between the lines"
use of the same consonant at the beginning of each word
knowledge on which to base belief or to use as proof

17 Clues: a history of a word • someone who offers opposition • the sequence of events in a story • the principal character in a work of fiction • the attribute of accepting the facts of life • using words that imitate the sound they denote • a short speech by an actor at the end of a play • an account of the author's personal experiences • ...

Valentine's Day Wordsearch 2024-02-14

Valentine's Day Wordsearch crossword puzzle

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Someone you have feelings for (5 letters)
Time without end often associated with love (8 letters)
Objects worn for decorative purposes (8 letters)
Feeling of excitement or nervousness (11 letters)
Symbol of love, often depicted as a winged cherub (5 letters)
Partners in love (6 letters)
Passionate kiss (6 letters)
Close friendship and partnership (13 letters)
Romantic comedy genre (10 letters, 2 words)
Sentimental journey (7 letters)
Feeling of deep admiration (5 letters)
Fragrant liquid often given as a gift for its romantic appeal (7 letters)
To woo or court (5 letters)
Small, thoughtful gift (8 letters)
Arrangement of flowers, commonly given as a gift (7 letters)
Valentine's Day flower (4 letters)
To be faithful (5 letters)
Love song (5 letters)
Respectful love (11 letters)
Romantic poem (6 letters)

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Term of endearment for a loved one (10 letters)
Sweet treats often given on Valentine's Day (10 letters)
Symbol of love and affection (5 letters)
Love at first sight (15 letters, 3 words)
Heartfelt message (10 letters, 2 words)
Intense love or desire (7 letters)
Romantic getaway (9 letters)
Affectionate embrace (6 letters)
Romantic dinner setting (9 letters)
Soft, stuffed toy bear, often given as a cuddly Valentine's Day gift (5 letters)
Romantic musical performance (9 letters)
Sweetheart (8 letters)
Feeling of deep love (8 letters)

33 Clues: Love song (5 letters) • Sweetheart (8 letters) • Romantic poem (6 letters) • To be faithful (5 letters) • Passionate kiss (6 letters) • To woo or court (5 letters) • Partners in love (6 letters) • Romantic getaway (9 letters) • Respectful love (11 letters) • Sentimental journey (7 letters) • Affectionate embrace (6 letters) • Feeling of deep love (8 letters) • ...

Unit 4 vocabulary 2020-12-06

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related to the senses (taste, touch, smell, hearing, sight)
giving human qualities to non-human things
referring to historical events/characters, books or movies
making a comparison using ‘like’ or ‘as’
keep in good condition or the same as when it was first created
the repetition of a consonant sound at the beginning words that follow each other
something that evokes interest, attention and admiration

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comparing one thing to another by saying it is something else
not strict
die down, become less intense
a point of view
a sound word
too much, more than is necessary or normal
perfect, flawless, faultless
very important or necessary

15 Clues: not strict • a sound word • a point of view • very important or necessary • perfect, flawless, faultless • die down, become less intense • making a comparison using ‘like’ or ‘as’ • giving human qualities to non-human things • too much, more than is necessary or normal • something that evokes interest, attention and admiration • ...

Spelling Unit 10 2021-12-06

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Please stop at the stop ______.
The dog was ______, so he could not see.
The jar of pickles is too ________ for me to reach.
The moon comes out at _______.
She let out a big ______ when she finished all the work.
Please use ______ words to one another.
Please turn on the _______.

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I always order wings with _______ sauce.
The queen thanked the ________ in shining armor.
I write with my _______ hand.
My sister has really good eye _______.
The light was too _______ so I closed my eyes.
Can you help me _______ my mittens?
Me and my little brother _______ a lot.
When I wake up in the morning, my hair is ______.

15 Clues: Please turn on the _______. • I write with my _______ hand. • The moon comes out at _______. • Please stop at the stop ______. • Can you help me _______ my mittens? • My sister has really good eye _______. • Me and my little brother _______ a lot. • Please use ______ words to one another. • I always order wings with _______ sauce. • The dog was ______, so he could not see. • ...

FEAR NOT PROJECTS AND INTERESTS 2024-05-24

FEAR NOT PROJECTS AND INTERESTS crossword puzzle

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A high level of skill or ability in something.
A planned piece of work with specific goals.
Involving active participation and practical experience.
The process of teaching and learning.
An approach focused on creating and solving problems through designing.
Experienced people who guide and advise others.

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Materials or tools that help achieve a goal.
A system of words used to communicate.
Involving multiple senses like sight, hearing, touch, taste, and smell.
Related to the situation or context in which something happens.
Results or consequences of an action.
Strong interests or enthusiasms.
Things that are necessary or required.
The abilities to do tasks well.
The final outcomes of actions or efforts.

15 Clues: The abilities to do tasks well. • Strong interests or enthusiasms. • Results or consequences of an action. • The process of teaching and learning. • A system of words used to communicate. • Things that are necessary or required. • The final outcomes of actions or efforts. • Materials or tools that help achieve a goal. • A planned piece of work with specific goals. • ...

Ok 2020-12-03

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- related to the senses (taste, touch, smell, hearing, sight).
- giving human qualities to non-human things.
- referring to historical events/characters, books or movies.
- making a comparison using ‘like’ or ‘as’.
- keep in good condition or the same as when it was first created.
- the repetition of a consonant sound at the beginning words that follow each other.
- something that evokes interest, attention and admiration.

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- comparing one thing to another by saying it is something else.
- not strict.
- die down, become less intense.
- a point of view.
- a sound word.
- too much, more than is necessary or normal.
- perfect, flawless, faultless.
- very important or necessary.

15 Clues: - not strict. • - a sound word. • - a point of view. • - very important or necessary. • - perfect, flawless, faultless. • - die down, become less intense. • - making a comparison using ‘like’ or ‘as’. • - giving human qualities to non-human things. • - too much, more than is necessary or normal. • - something that evokes interest, attention and admiration. • ...

cwp 1 2020-11-16

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concerned with or involving the theory of a subject or area of study rather than its practical application
danger of loss, harm or failure
take someone away illegally by force or deception
travel between home and work place on regular basis
spoken or written words that have no meaning or makes no sense
shining with a shimmering or sparkling light
a factory where food is canned
squat or crouch down low
arousing pity, especially through vulnerability or sadness

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of little or no practical value
undergo
a very small patch of color or light
withdraw something from service
disappear suddenly and completely
keep out of sight, typically with a sinister or cowardly motive

15 Clues: undergo • squat or crouch down low • a factory where food is canned • of little or no practical value • danger of loss, harm or failure • withdraw something from service • disappear suddenly and completely • a very small patch of color or light • shining with a shimmering or sparkling light • take someone away illegally by force or deception • ...

Name________DR Sort 13 2025-01-03

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to speak against; to say the opposite
magnetic tape for use in recording sound
a reference book in which spoken or written words are defined
a tryout for a role; a hearing to test and judge a performer's ability
A large room or hall where people gather to hear speakers or view performances
able to be heard
to say what will happen before it occurs

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involving both hearing and sight
word choice
A ruler who has complete power over a country
A thorough review
the decision of a jury
Having to do with the sense of hearing
the listener, viewer, or reader of a text
impossible to foretell

15 Clues: word choice • able to be heard • A thorough review • the decision of a jury • impossible to foretell • involving both hearing and sight • to speak against; to say the opposite • Having to do with the sense of hearing • magnetic tape for use in recording sound • to say what will happen before it occurs • the listener, viewer, or reader of a text • ...

Week 1 Spelling 2022-09-12

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We flipped the ________ to shut off the power.
He knew he had forgotten _________.
We will eat lunch at ______ o'clock today.
A ______ is a promise.
I practiced my spelling words, and I ____ them all.
I will _____ on the door when I arrive.
She keeps a spare tire in the _____ of her car.

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I see that ______ finished.
The farmer's main _____ were broccoli.
In ______ milk, all the fat has been removed
Owls have a very good _____ of sight; they can see prey from far away.
What a ______ it was to ride the roller coaster!
Let's start from home and meet _______.
She ________ open the jar's lid.
Protect your ____ with sunscreen when you are outside.

15 Clues: A ______ is a promise. • I see that ______ finished. • She ________ open the jar's lid. • He knew he had forgotten _________. • The farmer's main _____ were broccoli. • Let's start from home and meet _______. • I will _____ on the door when I arrive. • We will eat lunch at ______ o'clock today. • In ______ milk, all the fat has been removed • ...

Lesson 1 extra reading 2026-04-15

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A range of different things
The ideas, customs, and way of life of a group
To act or sound like something else
To stand for or show something
Not obvious; small but important differences
The way something changes position or location
A strong feeling such as happiness, anger, or fear
The way something feels when you touch it

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Bright, clear, and easy to imagine
To show or communicate a feeling or idea
To change words from one language to another
Something that has the same meaning as another
A condition or situation at a particular time
A group of things with similar features
Related to the senses (sight, sound, touch, taste, smell)
To change words from one language to another

16 Clues: A range of different things • To stand for or show something • Bright, clear, and easy to imagine • To act or sound like something else • A group of things with similar features • To show or communicate a feeling or idea • The way something feels when you touch it • To change words from one language to another • Not obvious; small but important differences • ...

The Five Senses 2014-05-21

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Unable to hear
Organs used to hear
To become aware of by means of sight, hearing, smell, taste, or touch
A loud, harsh, or discordant sound
Unable to see
The organ of smell
A fleshy movable muscular part of the mouth that has taste buds
To become aware of by means of the eyes
The sense that recognizes and tells apart the sweet, sour, bitter, or salty
Illumination that makes sight possible
To perceive or examine by touch

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To perceive with the ear
One of the stringy bands of nervous tissue
Organs used to see
The sensation of hearing
To give attention with the ear
Any of the digits of the hand
The process of seeing with the eye
The special sense by which one is aware of light pressure especially on the skin
To become aware of an odour by means of the sense organs located in the nose

20 Clues: Unable to see • Unable to hear • Organs used to see • The organ of smell • Organs used to hear • To perceive with the ear • The sensation of hearing • Any of the digits of the hand • To give attention with the ear • To perceive or examine by touch • The process of seeing with the eye • A loud, harsh, or discordant sound • Illumination that makes sight possible • ...

Light and sight 2024-09-12

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best solvent to use
your twin
goes toward a surface
what's in the sky
Comes through the window
opposite of transparent
you see your _______ in a mirror

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you need this to apply Mika's "shimmery stuff"
cloudy window
i can see you
around your pupil
back of your eye
let's light into your eye
BANG!
bending of light
OUCH
in your glasses
used to see things
opposite of old movies
pregnant lady

20 Clues: OUCH • BANG! • your twin • cloudy window • i can see you • pregnant lady • in your glasses • back of your eye • bending of light • around your pupil • what's in the sky • used to see things • best solvent to use • goes toward a surface • opposite of old movies • opposite of transparent • Comes through the window • let's light into your eye • you see your _______ in a mirror • ...

03.01 Look Back and Learn 2024-02-01

03.01 Look Back and Learn crossword puzzle

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One of the five senses, sensing colors
A stage of perception, keeping things tidy
One of the five senses, sensing flavors
One of the five senses, sensing music
A stage of perception, a child has a small capacity of it
A stage of perception, also a process SEALS go through
How an individual might receive a message
Mental structures

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Two Words. Sizing things up on a scale of polar opposites
Being inactive in an interaction
A scripted response to "How are you doing"
A stage of perception, how one person sees something
One of the five senses, sensing texture
Being active in an interaction
One of the five senses, sensing odors

15 Clues: Mental structures • Being active in an interaction • Being inactive in an interaction • One of the five senses, sensing music • One of the five senses, sensing odors • One of the five senses, sensing colors • One of the five senses, sensing flavors • One of the five senses, sensing texture • How an individual might receive a message • ...

Learning styles 2024-02-22

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Small cards used for learning, often with words or pictures on them.
Related to physical movement or touch.
Related to hearing or listening.
Remembering or keeping information.
Advice or direction given to help with something.
speakers: People who speak a language from birth.

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Comments or opinions about performance or behavior.
Related to seeing or using sight.
actively: Paying attention and engaging while listening.
Diagrams used to visually organize information.
Different ways people prefer to learn and process information.
Becoming highly skilled or proficient in something.
Acting out situations or characters.
People who are similar in age or status.
One of a kind, different from others.

15 Clues: Related to hearing or listening. • Related to seeing or using sight. • Remembering or keeping information. • Acting out situations or characters. • One of a kind, different from others. • Related to physical movement or touch. • People who are similar in age or status. • Diagrams used to visually organize information. • Advice or direction given to help with something. • ...

Unit 4 vocabulary 2020-12-06

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related to the senses (taste, touch, smell, hearing, sight)
giving human qualities to non-human things
referring to historical events/characters, books or movies
making a comparison using ‘like’ or ‘as’
keep in good condition or the same as when it was first created
the repetition of a consonant sound at the beginning words that follow each other
something that evokes interest, attention and admiration

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comparing one thing to another by saying it is something else
not strict
die down, become less intense
a point of view
a sound word
too much, more than is necessary or normal
perfect, flawless, faultless
very important or necessary

Poetic terms and techniques 2025-06-18

Poetic terms and techniques crossword puzzle

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The repetition of similar vowel sounds in nearby words.
The repetition of the same initial consonant sounds in nearby words.
A type of metaphor that gives human traits to objects, animals, or ideas.
A phrase that combines two contradictory terms.
a pause in the middle of a line (often marked by punctuation).
A direct comparison between two unlike things, saying one is the other.
when a line ends with a pause (usually punctuation).

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a dramatic shift or turn in thought, emotion, or argument in a poem
a recurring line or phrase, especially at the end of a stanza.
A comparison between two things using “like” or “as.”
A type of alliteration using soft “s” or “sh” sounds.
repetition of a word or phrase at the beginning of successive lines or clauses.
when a sentence continues beyond the end of a line or stanza.
Sounds Harsh consonant sounds often the letters P, B, T, D.
Descriptive language that appeals to the senses (sight, sound, smell, touch, taste).

15 Clues: A phrase that combines two contradictory terms. • when a line ends with a pause (usually punctuation). • A comparison between two things using “like” or “as.” • A type of alliteration using soft “s” or “sh” sounds. • The repetition of similar vowel sounds in nearby words. • Sounds Harsh consonant sounds often the letters P, B, T, D. • ...

MAP Vocabulary Review 2023-05-01

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Feeling a writer creates for the reader.
Perspective from which something is viewed (1st person, 3rd person, etc.)
help to cause or bring about Ex. How does this text ____________ to your understanding of the passage?
Description that appeals to the senses (sight, sound, smell, touch, taste).
The main opinion taken by a writer or speaker, main point.
A life lesson or moral of a story.
Using ideas or text from a source without paraphrasing or giving credit to the original source.
words in a text that smoothly connect two topics or sections of text, sometimes called cohesive devices.
Order in which events happen, according to time
evidence facts, figures, or details that support a claim or topic, must be logically connected to the claim or topic.

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statement that goes against the author's claim.
Idea that is based upon text evidence but is not stated in the text.
Events that make up a story.
A short piece of writing or text.
Who tells the story.
To restate in other words
When and where events take place.

17 Clues: Who tells the story. • To restate in other words • Events that make up a story. • A short piece of writing or text. • When and where events take place. • A life lesson or moral of a story. • Feeling a writer creates for the reader. • statement that goes against the author's claim. • Order in which events happen, according to time • ...

E1 Unit 4 Crossword 2025-04-09

Across

similarity of structure in a pair or series of related words, phrases, or clauses
Pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables; the "beat" of a poem
Repetition of consonant sounds
Language writing or speech that is not meant to be taken literally; hyperbole, simile, metaphor, etc.
A group of lines in a poem
extreme exaggeration
Repetition of vowel sounds
the ending of a line with punctuation

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A reference to another work of literature, person, or event
A comparison without using like or as
the giving of human qualities to an animal, object, or idea
A comparison using "like" or "as"
the occurrence of the same letter or sound at the beginning of close words.
Description that appeals to the senses (sight, sound, smell, touch, taste)
the continuation of a sentence without a pause beyond the end of a line; line with no punctuation at the end
a figure of speech in which apparently contradictory terms appear together
Scheme the ordered pattern of rhymes at the ends of the lines of a poem or verse.

17 Clues: extreme exaggeration • A group of lines in a poem • Repetition of vowel sounds • Repetition of consonant sounds • A comparison using "like" or "as" • A comparison without using like or as • the ending of a line with punctuation • A reference to another work of literature, person, or event • the giving of human qualities to an animal, object, or idea • ...

ELA STAAR Test Prep 2023-03-20

Across

what happens as a result of the event or action (what happens after)
to find the similarities between two or more things.
the person that narrates the poem
Where and when the story takes place
a shortened version of the text that focuses on the main idea of the work.
the feeling or emotion the reader gets when reading a passage.
to find the differences between two or more things.
a play. It is meant to be performed on stage for an audience.
an extreme exaggeration
the use of words that sound like the word they describe (ex. boom, buzz)
when the author pauses in the story to describe events that happened in the past.
The problem of a story
a description that strongly appeals to the 5 senses (sight, smell, hearing, taste, and
a personal belief or judgment that cannot be proven
gives human qualities to nonhuman things

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the bits and pieces of information that support the main idea.
the attitude, or feeling, that the author has about the subject.
the use of the same words or phrases over and over (helps the reader focus on the
The person that wrote the poem
the words that are spoken by the actors.
a group of lines (a paragraph for poems)
the central message or the lesson about life that the author wants to get across.
a row of words (just one line)
is a person, place, or thing that represents something beyond its literal meaning. (Ex. A
hint about events that will happen later that builds suspense.
a statement that can be proven by asking experts, looking up information in a book, etc.
Comparing two things not using like or as.
the author of the play
the person that tells the story.
comparing two things using like or as
The use of words that begin with the same letter sound. (ex. Silly Sally said stop)
the events in a story
the reason something happens. (what happens before)
the use of words with similar end sounds
putting a part of or all of a text you read into your own words.

35 Clues: the events in a story • the author of the play • The problem of a story • an extreme exaggeration • The person that wrote the poem • a row of words (just one line) • the person that tells the story. • the person that narrates the poem • Where and when the story takes place • comparing two things using like or as • the words that are spoken by the actors. • ...

Y. Sabriah-Poetic Terms 2026-05-17

Y. Sabriah-Poetic Terms crossword puzzle

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The strict, literal dictionary definition of a word.
A stanza containing exactly four lines.
A famous 14-line poem that follows a specific, strict rhythm and rhyme pattern.
Normal, everyday writing (like a text, email, or novel) that does not follow a rhythmic, poetic structure.
Words that sound exactly like what they mean (e.g., "buzz," "hiss").
A stanza containing exactly two lines, usually rhyming.
Words and sounds that are harsh, sharp, or unpleasant to the ear.
Another spelling of rhyme; words that end with the same sound.
A single line of poetry, or poetry in general.
The act of marking the beats (stresses and pauses) in a line of poetry to figure out its meter.
A natural break, rest, or stop in a line of poetry or speech.
A stanza containing exactly three lines.
A dramatic shift, turn, or change in thought or emotion within a poem.
An object or action that represents a bigger, deeper meaning (e.g., a dove means peace)
A traditional story meant to explain history, religion, or natural events, often involving gods or heroes.

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The emotions, feelings, or cultural ideas associated with a word.
Words that create a visual picture or appeal to the senses (sight, sound, etc.).
A grouped set of lines in a poem, similar to a paragraph in a story.
A classic, universal character or plot type that appears in all stories across the world (e.g., the "Hero" or the "Wise Old Guide").
Giving a specific syllable extra loudness or emphasis when spoken.
Repeating the same vowel sound inside nearby words (e.g., "The light of the fire").
The specific words an author chooses to use.
The musical flow or beat created by stressed and unstressed syllables.
A stanza containing exactly eight lines.
Comparing two things by saying one is the other (e.g., "Time is a thief").
Words and sounds that are smooth, pleasant, and easy to listen to.
A strong pause or break inside a line of poetry, often marked by punctuation.
Repeating the same starting consonant sounds in a row (e.g., "Peter Piper picked...").
A stanza containing exactly six lines.
The specific rhythm of stresses given to syllables in a word or line.
The organized, repeating rhythm or beat of a poem (like a steady drumbeat).

31 Clues: A stanza containing exactly six lines. • A stanza containing exactly four lines. • A stanza containing exactly eight lines. • A stanza containing exactly three lines. • The specific words an author chooses to use. • A single line of poetry, or poetry in general. • The strict, literal dictionary definition of a word. • ...

Figurative Language 2022-09-22

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Taste imagery
Giving an inanimate object human characteristics
Words whose sound suggest their meaning
Imagery to describe feelings
Smell imagery
Movement imagery
Touch imagery

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A reference by the author to another literary work, place, event or person to add a depth of meaning to the work
Sight imagery
A gross or extreme exaggeration to make a point
A comparison of two unlike things using like or as
The repetition of beginning word sounds in a line or sentence
Sound imagery
A direct comparison using a form of the verb "to be"
The various ways authors help the reader visualize or imagine the story by providing mental images

15 Clues: Sight imagery • Taste imagery • Sound imagery • Smell imagery • Touch imagery • Movement imagery • Imagery to describe feelings • Words whose sound suggest their meaning • A gross or extreme exaggeration to make a point • Giving an inanimate object human characteristics • A comparison of two unlike things using like or as • A direct comparison using a form of the verb "to be" • ...

Vocabulary Project 2021-05-10

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Requirement
To express disapproval of
Clearly apparent to the sight or understanding, obvious
High sounding; use of language without much real meaning
A rude person; someone that is unrefined
To give rise to; to produce in large numbers
To make untidy; to disarrange the hair or clothing on

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A complete or humiliating failure
A place or scene of noisy uproar and confusion
An uproar; hubbub
requirement
To control or check
A memorizing process using routine or repetition, often without comprehension
To babble; to talk; meaninglessly
A curtain of artillery fire; any overwhelming attack, as of words or blows
Intellectually deep or penetrating; reaching to, rising from, or effecting the depths of one’s nature

16 Clues: requirement • Requirement • An uproar; hubbub • To control or check • To express disapproval of • A complete or humiliating failure • To babble; to talk; meaninglessly • A rude person; someone that is unrefined • To give rise to; to produce in large numbers • A place or scene of noisy uproar and confusion • To make untidy; to disarrange the hair or clothing on • ...

vocabulary crossword puzzle 2022-04-28

vocabulary crossword puzzle crossword puzzle

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the useof words that he;p the reader understand how things look sound smell taste
songlike poetry that has rhythm and sometime rhymeand is memorable for sensory images and description
group of lines in a poem
a word or words that are not known to the reader on first sight
the pattern of words that sound alike in a poem

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a poem that has wit or silly humor and is fun it can make you laugh but does not necessarily have to
a story poem that relates an event or episode may be lyrical a sonnet or free verse but it must tell a story
a reagular reapeated pattern of sound

8 Clues: group of lines in a poem • a reagular reapeated pattern of sound • the pattern of words that sound alike in a poem • a word or words that are not known to the reader on first sight • the useof words that he;p the reader understand how things look sound smell taste • ...

Buddhism Crossword 2024-09-30

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Age The first sight of the four sights
Popular stories about the lives of the Buddha
Four Sights the sights that lead Buddha to leave his life of luxury in the palace
The second sight of the four sights
Impermanence
No Soul
The name given to someone who has achieved enlightenment

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The third sight of the four sights
Living a simple and strict lifestyle with few possessions
A practice of calming and focusing the mind
Gautama The Buddha’s name
Dissatisfaction
A demon that represents spiritual obstacles
Religion started by the Buddha

14 Clues: No Soul • Impermanence • Dissatisfaction • Gautama The Buddha’s name • Religion started by the Buddha • The third sight of the four sights • The second sight of the four sights • Age The first sight of the four sights • A practice of calming and focusing the mind • A demon that represents spiritual obstacles • Popular stories about the lives of the Buddha • ...

Figurative Language Definitions 2025-07-08

Figurative Language Definitions crossword puzzle

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A common phrase that doesn’t mean exactly what the words say, but has a figurative meaning
An extreme exaggeration used for emphasis or effect
A reference to a well-known person, place, event, or work (like from literature, history, or pop culture)
Giving human qualities to animals, objects, or ideas
Descriptive language that appeals to the five senses (sight, sound, smell, taste, touch) to create a picture in the reader's mind

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The repetition of the same beginning consonant sound in a series of words
A comparison between two different things using "like" or "as."
A word that imitates a sound
A comparison between two unlike things without using "like" or "as." It says one thing is another
A play on words, often for humor, where a word has more than one meaning or sounds like another word

10 Clues: A word that imitates a sound • An extreme exaggeration used for emphasis or effect • Giving human qualities to animals, objects, or ideas • A comparison between two different things using "like" or "as." • The repetition of the same beginning consonant sound in a series of words • ...

Vocabulary Review 2024-09-23

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person,place or thing
a being aware of and sharing another person's feelings, experiences, and emotions.
attribution of personal qualities
a figure of speech that describes an object or action in a way that isn't literally true, but helps explain an idea or make a comparison
where the story takes place

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a way of thinking about and understanding something
detail uses the five senses (sight, touch, sound, taste, and smell) to add depth of detail to writing
is being aware of and sharing another person's feelings, experiences, and emotions
the person telling the story
the plan or main story (as of a movie or literary work)
an expression which describes a person or thing as being similar to someone or something else
of view a position where something is observed
words descriptive, persuasive words that trigger an emotional response in your readers

13 Clues: person,place or thing • where the story takes place • the person telling the story • attribution of personal qualities • of view a position where something is observed • a way of thinking about and understanding something • the plan or main story (as of a movie or literary work) • is being aware of and sharing another person's feelings, experiences, and emotions • ...

Bird Box Cross Work Puzzle 2024-10-20

Bird Box Cross Work Puzzle crossword puzzle

Across

Malorie’s daughter’s name
The place where Malorie ends up at the end
Object used to block sight
An obstacle the group faces on the river
Primary mode of navigating without sight
What Malorie and the group use to defend themselves
Psychological trauma caused by the creatures
Where Malorie and others find food
who is the author?
A survivor who becomes unstable
What the creatures feed off
A safe place for survivors
The type of bird kept in the box
What Malorie covers the car windows with
The key to survival throughout the book
What Alarm System did the household use?

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The constant threat in the atmosphere
Mode of navigation through the forest
Deadly outcome of seeing the creatures
What Malorie teaches the kids about survival
An unexpected intruder who causes chaos
Material covering the windows
The male lead who helps Malorie
First casualty in the movie
Name of Malorie's sister
Sense that the characters must avoid?
A characteristic of the creatures
Malorie’s son’s name

28 Clues: who is the author? • Malorie’s son’s name • Name of Malorie's sister • Malorie’s daughter’s name • Object used to block sight • A safe place for survivors • First casualty in the movie • What the creatures feed off • Material covering the windows • The male lead who helps Malorie • A survivor who becomes unstable • The type of bird kept in the box • A characteristic of the creatures • ...

February 17th to 21st 2025-01-17

Across

A shortened form of a word or words, or when muscles tighten.
Feeling sorry for something wrong you have done and wanting to make it right.
To remove someone from a powerful position.
A stick with a flame used for light.
A friendly group of people who share similar interests or goals.
Related to a ghost or something spooky.
Talking about someone’s personal life, often in a negative way.
Something passed down from the past, like money, traditions, or achievements.
Referring to something far away but within sight.
People who are seen as having low status or behaving badly.

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Items like ketchup, mustard, or salt used to add flavor to food.
To attack with a lot of things at once, like questions or objects.
A colorful flower with frilly petals.
Someone who uses their mind a lot, or related to thinking and learning.
Extremely angry or having a dangerous disease that affects animals.
A special or rare food, or something that is very delicate.
To use kind or flattery words to get something you want.
A formal or important letter.
Showing dislike or disrespect.
(Repeated from above) A colorful flower with frilly petals.

20 Clues: A formal or important letter. • Showing dislike or disrespect. • A stick with a flame used for light. • A colorful flower with frilly petals. • Related to a ghost or something spooky. • To remove someone from a powerful position. • Referring to something far away but within sight. • To use kind or flattery words to get something you want. • ...

Spy Vocabulary 2023-06-22

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A location where information or materials can be concealed and left for a specified party to pick up
A system where symbols, groups of letters or numbers, pictures or words, are substituted to represent other words or phrases
Lord Robert Baden-Powell drew detailed sketches of what to show where artillery locations
the science of writing hidden or concealed messages using secret codes or ciphers
A system where one letter or symbol is methodically substituted for another letter or symbol
"Follow the Drinking ________" was a song used by enslaved peoples in America that had a coded message that helped them escape to the north

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the science of analyzing or breaking secret codes or ciphers to reveal hidden messages
to put words into code or cipher form
practice of hiding a message in plain sight
when two agents will quickly pass something between them
Velvalee Dickinson used the guise of traveling to buy rare what for her shop to cover up her spying for Japan
to figure out or break a code or cipher
the science of studying codes and ciphers

13 Clues: to put words into code or cipher form • to figure out or break a code or cipher • the science of studying codes and ciphers • practice of hiding a message in plain sight • when two agents will quickly pass something between them • the science of writing hidden or concealed messages using secret codes or ciphers • ...

martin, yago and julieta 2024-10-16

Across

sight
lookat
luck
helpful
experience
takepartin

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dislike
volunteerat
mouth
generous

10 Clues: luck • sight • mouth • lookat • dislike • helpful • generous • experience • takepartin • volunteerat

Imagery & Figureative Language 2022-02-27

Imagery & Figureative Language crossword puzzle

Across

Visually descriptive or figurative language
Language that's intended to create an image, association, or another effect
Type of knitted sweater
A piece of writing that partakes of the nature of both speech and song
The process of making known one's thoughts or feelings

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The words of a song
Relating to seeing or sight
Relating to sensation or the physical sense
The distinctive taste of a food or drink
Relating to the sense of hearing

10 Clues: The words of a song • Type of knitted sweater • Relating to seeing or sight • Relating to the sense of hearing • The distinctive taste of a food or drink • Visually descriptive or figurative language • Relating to sensation or the physical sense • The process of making known one's thoughts or feelings • ...

Word Hunt 2021-04-05

Across

dessert
complement
lose
principal
site

Down

sight
loose
compliment
principle
desert

10 Clues: lose • site • sight • loose • desert • dessert • principle • principal • compliment • complement

Week 8 2023-10-18

Across

Description that appeals to the senses (sight, sound, smell, touch, taste)
Repetition of sounds at the end of words
A type of poetry that utilizes the techniques of drama; the speaker is clearly someone other than the poet

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poetry that tells a story
Poetry that does not have a regular meter or rhyme scheme
Language that cannot be taken literally since it was written to create a special effect or feeling.
3 unrhymed lines (5, 7, 5) usually focusing on nature
A short poem in which a single speaker expresses personal thoughts and feelings
A strong, regular, repeated pattern of movement or sound.
A regular pattern of rhyming words in a poem

10 Clues: poetry that tells a story • Repetition of sounds at the end of words • A regular pattern of rhyming words in a poem • 3 unrhymed lines (5, 7, 5) usually focusing on nature • Poetry that does not have a regular meter or rhyme scheme • A strong, regular, repeated pattern of movement or sound. • Description that appeals to the senses (sight, sound, smell, touch, taste) • ...

Week 8 2023-10-16

Across

Description that appeals to the senses (sight, sound, smell, touch, taste)
Repetition of sounds at the end of words
A type of poetry that utilizes the techniques of drama; the speaker is clearly someone other than the poet

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poetry that tells a story
Poetry that does not have a regular meter or rhyme scheme
Language that cannot be taken literally since it was written to create a special effect or feeling.
3 unrhymed lines (5, 7, 5) usually focusing on nature
A short poem in which a single speaker expresses personal thoughts and feelings
A strong, regular, repeated pattern of movement or sound.
A regular pattern of rhyming words in a poem

ELA Centers - High Frequency Words 2022-09-20

ELA Centers - High Frequency Words crossword puzzle

Across

I need help with my homework sometimes
We are the best afterschool class
I give my students a chance to make the right decision
First we go to lunch, and then we go to recess
There are many students in my class

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We live together
I have been to the amusement park before
I should go over my sight words for my test
I thank my students when they follow instructions
May I go to the bathroom

10 Clues: We live together • May I go to the bathroom • We are the best afterschool class • There are many students in my class • I need help with my homework sometimes • I have been to the amusement park before • I should go over my sight words for my test • First we go to lunch, and then we go to recess • I thank my students when they follow instructions • ...

Aster's Good, Right Things 2026-03-17

Aster's Good, Right Things crossword puzzle

Across

sight hearing smell taste and touch
how a writer shows what a character is like
the person who tells the story
what a character is thinking inside their mind
health how a person thinks, feels and copes with life

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a close and caring relationship between people
a comparison where one thing is described as something else
where and when a story takes place
the words characters say to each other
when something represents a bigger idea

10 Clues: the person who tells the story • where and when a story takes place • sight hearing smell taste and touch • the words characters say to each other • when something represents a bigger idea • how a writer shows what a character is like • a close and caring relationship between people • what a character is thinking inside their mind • ...

Code 77 2024-10-17

Across

Thos who sleep need
So ends the
For their we'll pray
a light we can see
As the time away
It offers and light
bringing tomorrow into
In these days, dark and days
Shining through the
We give hope and

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through the darkness
It offers hope and
So the night
Ours is a so bright
Our us a message
like the daylight
Bringing in sight
Like the of another day

18 Clues: So ends the • So the night • Our us a message • As the time away • We give hope and • like the daylight • Bringing in sight • It offers hope and • a light we can see • Thos who sleep need • Ours is a so bright • It offers and light • Shining through the • through the darkness • For their we'll pray • bringing tomorrow into • Like the of another day • In these days, dark and days

Poetry Crossword 2024-11-25

Across

Pair of rhyming lines in poetry (7)
A grouped set of lines in a poem (6)
Reoccurrence of words or phrases (10)
Story told in verse (6)
Signs or representations (7)
Found in nature (7)
Descriptive language that appeals to the senses (7)
Figure of speech comparing two things (8)
Poetic form or stanza (5)

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Relating to the sense of taste (9)
Related to the sense of smell (9)
Relating to sight (6)
Three-line poem from Japan (5)
Repetition of a word at the start of clauses (8)
Poetic form with strict rhyme scheme (7)
Humorous poem with a strict rhyme scheme (8)
Related to the sense of touch (7)
Poetic puzzle with initials forming a hidden message (8)
Ending sounds that match (5)

19 Clues: Found in nature (7) • Relating to sight (6) • Story told in verse (6) • Poetic form or stanza (5) • Signs or representations (7) • Ending sounds that match (5) • Three-line poem from Japan (5) • Related to the sense of smell (9) • Related to the sense of touch (7) • Relating to the sense of taste (9) • Pair of rhyming lines in poetry (7) • A grouped set of lines in a poem (6) • ...

Creative Writing 2025-05-08

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A word that provides more information about how and when a verb is performed
An action word
Giving inanimate objects human qualities
A name for a short novel
Repetition of a consonant sound
Which sense for this imagery: The golden sunlight filtered through the dusty window
Repetition of a vowel sound
The voice telling a story
A narrative voice that uses he/she/they

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Describes a noun
Poetry that has no rules
A person, place or thing
The repetition of consonant sounds in the middle or ends of words
A hint at what will come later in a story
The sequence of events in a story
A comparison using like or as
A comparison between two things by saying one is another
It belongs to them. It's _______ dog.
A type of imagery

19 Clues: An action word • Describes a noun • A type of imagery • Poetry that has no rules • A person, place or thing • A name for a short novel • The voice telling a story • Repetition of a vowel sound • A comparison using like or as • Repetition of a consonant sound • The sequence of events in a story • It belongs to them. It's _______ dog. • A narrative voice that uses he/she/they • ...

Blue Belt Crossword 2022-02-10

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Three or more pitches sounded together
Written form of a musical compostition
The highness or lowness of a sound
Someone who makes changes to a piece of music so that it can be performed a different way
The quality and character of the sound

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Pronunciation of words in singing
A system used for teaching Sight-singing
Someone who writes music
A musical phrase repeated over and over
To sing together on the same pitch

10 Clues: Someone who writes music • Pronunciation of words in singing • The highness or lowness of a sound • To sing together on the same pitch • Three or more pitches sounded together • Written form of a musical compostition • The quality and character of the sound • A musical phrase repeated over and over • A system used for teaching Sight-singing • ...

Week 8 2025-10-12

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When you make a wish you are ____ it comes true.
You do this when you let someone play with your toys.
You do this with your water bottle.
Nocturnal flying animal.

Down

Babies start doing this before they walk.
Animals and insects use these to fly.
People use planes, birds use wings.
You do this when you open a book and say the words on the page.
One of the five senses.
Color of night.

10 Clues: Color of night. • One of the five senses. • Nocturnal flying animal. • People use planes, birds use wings. • You do this with your water bottle. • Animals and insects use these to fly. • Babies start doing this before they walk. • When you make a wish you are ____ it comes true. • You do this when you let someone play with your toys. • ...

Anthropology, Part 1 2020-02-07

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two words, means intellect or the power to choose
a term that means human, both men and women
hunger is normal, but _________ is unnatural and sinful
name of the first man, means "taken from the Earth"
all-knowing
the only non-contingent being
that part of us that is invisible and immortal
Man is the crown of _______, the final masterpiece.
____ is a rational, living being, consisting of body (flesh) and soul (spirit).
also called the soul, has powers of reason, feeling, and desire

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what God became when He took on human flesh
that part of us that has instincts, taste, touch, hearing, sight, smell
means your existence depends on God's will
"The spirit indeed is willing, but the flesh is ____." Matt 26:41
two words, Latin for image of God
the study of how God created the universe
St. Clement said, “We ought to preserve the flesh as the ______ of God.”
heresy that believed that matter (the body) is evil or bad and that spirit (the soul) is good and pure
Greek word for the highest and purest part of the soul

19 Clues: all-knowing • the only non-contingent being • two words, Latin for image of God • the study of how God created the universe • means your existence depends on God's will • what God became when He took on human flesh • a term that means human, both men and women • that part of us that is invisible and immortal • two words, means intellect or the power to choose • ...

February 17th to 21st 2025-01-17

Across

A shortened form of a word or words, or when muscles tighten.
Feeling sorry for something wrong you have done and wanting to make it right.
To remove someone from a powerful position.
A stick with a flame used for light.
A friendly group of people who share similar interests or goals.
Related to a ghost or something spooky.
Talking about someone’s personal life, often in a negative way.
Something passed down from the past, like money, traditions, or achievements.
Referring to something far away but within sight.
People who are seen as having low status or behaving badly.

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Items like ketchup, mustard, or salt used to add flavor to food.
To attack with a lot of things at once, like questions or objects.
A colorful flower with frilly petals.
Someone who uses their mind a lot, or related to thinking and learning.
Extremely angry or having a dangerous disease that affects animals.
A special or rare food, or something that is very delicate.
To use kind or flattery words to get something you want.
A formal or important letter.
Showing dislike or disrespect.
(Repeated from above) A colorful flower with frilly petals.

Cities and sights 2024-05-28

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*Crown of the palace* is the other word for the palace. (sight).
First landscaped park in the USA (sight)
The largest ancient amphitheatre ever built.(sight)
One of the biggest tourist locations in NYC(sight)

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Tallest building in NYC (sight)
A pyramid that served as a tomb for pharoh Khufu. (sight)
A statue built of Jesus Christ in Brazil.(sights)
One of the biggest gifts given to America by France (sight)

8 Clues: Tallest building in NYC (sight) • First landscaped park in the USA (sight) • A statue built of Jesus Christ in Brazil.(sights) • One of the biggest tourist locations in NYC(sight) • The largest ancient amphitheatre ever built.(sight) • A pyramid that served as a tomb for pharoh Khufu. (sight) • One of the biggest gifts given to America by France (sight) • ...

HOW FAR IS THE RIVER? - By Ruskin Bond 2020-06-30

HOW FAR IS THE RIVER? - By Ruskin Bond crossword puzzle

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The boy sure that he had covered half the way because he had walked for over an ………. (4)
The boy feel discouraged because he missed the village boy; he could not view his ………. ; and the………. was not in sight (9, 2 words).
The boy heard of the ………. in its water and of its ……….from the villagers (9, 2 words)
The boy found the silence impressive but frightening, because of the silence of space, of the unknown and the silence of ……….. (3)
Roaring ……….broke the salience of space (5)
The expression used by the author to describe the flow of water are cold, sharp and ………. (10)

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The words used to described the water are cold, sharp, refreshing, wonderful, ………., and ……….. (9, 2 words)
The attitude of the boy revealed is his ………. towards others (10)
The boy got a chance to see the river because his mother and father had gone to visit relatives for the entire day and had left him ……….. (8, 3 words)
The thickly………. mountain prevented him from seeing the river (8)
The boy like to walk barefooted because he liked the feel of warm stones and cool ……….. (5)

11 Clues: Roaring ……….broke the salience of space (5) • The thickly………. mountain prevented him from seeing the river (8) • The attitude of the boy revealed is his ………. towards others (10) • The boy heard of the ………. in its water and of its ……….from the villagers (9, 2 words) • The boy sure that he had covered half the way because he had walked for over an ………. (4) • ...

Poetic terms and techniques 2025-06-18

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A type of alliteration using soft “s” or “sh” sounds.
repetition of a word or phrase at the beginning of successive lines or clauses.
a pause in the middle of a line (often marked by punctuation).
The repetition of similar vowel sounds in nearby words.
a recurring line or phrase, especially at the end of a stanza.
A phrase that combines two contradictory terms.
Descriptive language that appeals to the senses (sight, sound, smell, touch, taste).
when a line ends with a pause (usually punctuation).

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a dramatic shift or turn in thought, emotion, or argument in a poem
A type of metaphor that gives human traits to objects, animals, or ideas.
The repetition of the same initial consonant sounds in nearby words.
Sounds Harsh consonant sounds often the letters P, B, T, D.
when a sentence continues beyond the end of a line or stanza.

13 Clues: A phrase that combines two contradictory terms. • when a line ends with a pause (usually punctuation). • A type of alliteration using soft “s” or “sh” sounds. • The repetition of similar vowel sounds in nearby words. • Sounds Harsh consonant sounds often the letters P, B, T, D. • when a sentence continues beyond the end of a line or stanza. • ...

Proverbs 2022-12-24

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you should not count them before they hatch
out of mind is out of... too
what will you catch if you are early?
when you have too many cook, you will spoil it.
....come,....go

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you should... with those of same feather with you
they speak louder than words
two of them is better than one

8 Clues: ....come,....go • they speak louder than words • out of mind is out of... too • two of them is better than one • what will you catch if you are early? • you should not count them before they hatch • when you have too many cook, you will spoil it. • you should... with those of same feather with you

Sight Words - May 24 2021-05-21

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Rhymes with mouse.
365 days.
The opposite of different.
The opposite of same.
When you want more of something.
Rhymes with tack.

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Humans.
What you do at school.
Someone in your family.

9 Clues: Humans. • 365 days. • Rhymes with tack. • Rhymes with mouse. • The opposite of same. • What you do at school. • Someone in your family. • The opposite of different. • When you want more of something.

Wilson 7.4 Sight words 2024-10-30

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whose
not all of something
plural form of them
LA Dodgers baseball league

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an idea given to another person
plural form of our
begins with who, what, when, where, why
all of something
whom

9 Clues: whom • whose • all of something • plural form of our • plural form of them • not all of something • LA Dodgers baseball league • an idea given to another person • begins with who, what, when, where, why

Sight Words for ESL 2022-03-30

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another time
ask about a person
girl or woman
Man's best friend

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ask about a thing
your feet do this
to be aware
go in something
end something

9 Clues: to be aware • another time • girl or woman • end something • go in something • ask about a thing • your feet do this • Man's best friend • ask about a person

Springboard Sight Words 2 2022-06-28

Springboard Sight Words 2 crossword puzzle

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to gain knowledge or understanding of or skill in by study, instruction, or experience
the earth with its inhabitants and all things upon it
differing from one another : UNLIKE
to come upon by searching or effort
following in time or place

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being each individual or part of a group without exception
something spoken or written in reply to a question
exceeding most other things of like kind especially in quantity or size
to experience empathy

9 Clues: to experience empathy • following in time or place • differing from one another : UNLIKE • to come upon by searching or effort • something spoken or written in reply to a question • the earth with its inhabitants and all things upon it • being each individual or part of a group without exception • exceeding most other things of like kind especially in quantity or size • ...

G1-L19 Sight Words 2025-02-25

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the thin material that you write and draw on
in a short time
do your job get paid
to make the sounds and movements of your face that
past tense of are

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speak
extremely good
finished
you are happy

9 Clues: speak • finished • you are happy • extremely good • in a short time • past tense of are • do your job get paid • the thin material that you write and draw on • to make the sounds and movements of your face that

4th Grade Sight Words 2026-04-06

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The song played on the _____.
I used the ruler to draw a ________ line.
Not once but_____.
100 Years

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This shirt is my _______ color.
The _________ ran up the tree.
_____ and effect
Breathe in
Lights! Camera! ______!

9 Clues: 100 Years • Breathe in • _____ and effect • Not once but_____. • Lights! Camera! ______! • The song played on the _____. • The _________ ran up the tree. • This shirt is my _______ color. • I used the ruler to draw a ________ line.

vocab page 4 2022-02-25

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the big idea or authors message
a word or words that are not known to the reader at first sight
the time and place in which a story occurs
a word that has the same or nearly the same meaning as another world

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the use of a word that sounds like the meanings
the order of events in a selection of the order of steps in which something is done
the use of language to create beautiful or forceful pictures in the readers mind
a word that means the opposite of another word
the pattern of words that sound alike in a poem
a group of lines in a poem

10 Clues: a group of lines in a poem • the big idea or authors message • the time and place in which a story occurs • a word that means the opposite of another word • the use of a word that sounds like the meanings • the pattern of words that sound alike in a poem • a word or words that are not known to the reader at first sight • ...

Language Features 2025-10-06

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Giving human qualities to non-human things or objects.
Placing two contrasting ideas, characters, or settings side-by-side to highlight their differences.
The spoken conversation between characters, set off by quotation marks.

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The purposeful re-use of a word or phrase for emphasis or rhythm.
Descriptive language that appeals to the five senses (sight, sound, touch, etc.).
The repetition of the same initial consonant sound in a series of words.
A direct comparison stating one thing is another thing (no 'like' or 'as').
Words that imitate the actual sound they represent (e.g., buzz, crash).
A comparison between two things using 'like' or 'as'.
Extreme exaggeration used for emphasis or effect; not meant to be literal.

10 Clues: A comparison between two things using 'like' or 'as'. • Giving human qualities to non-human things or objects. • The purposeful re-use of a word or phrase for emphasis or rhythm. • Words that imitate the actual sound they represent (e.g., buzz, crash). • The spoken conversation between characters, set off by quotation marks. • ...

Autobiographical conventions and language features 2025-07-27

Autobiographical conventions and language features crossword puzzle

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Giving human qualities to non-human things (animals, objects or ideas).
A personal experience or story.
A deliberate exaggeration used to emphasise a point in a strong way.

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Symbols within a text that represent an idea or emotion.
LANGUAGE Words used to evoke emotion from the reader.
A word used to identify a person, often replacing the noun so as to sound less
Describing in terms of the five senses: sight, sound, smell, taste and touch.
How a writer shows their personality on paper.
CONNECTIVES Words or phrases that provide the reader with an idea of the progression of time or order of events.
How the writer intends the reader to feel.

10 Clues: A personal experience or story. • How the writer intends the reader to feel. • How a writer shows their personality on paper. • LANGUAGE Words used to evoke emotion from the reader. • Symbols within a text that represent an idea or emotion. • A deliberate exaggeration used to emphasise a point in a strong way. • ...

Respiratory & Sight Crossword 2014-09-30

Respiratory & Sight Crossword crossword puzzle

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Gas
Lung
Carbon Dioxide
excessive carbon dioxide in the blood
tear duct
Bronchus
eye
Nose
Sinus
retina

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Air
Larynx
Oxygen
eyelid
Lung, air
eye
Inflammation of the bronchial membranes
Chest
cornea
iris
Nose

21 Clues: Air • Gas • eye • eye • Lung • Nose • iris • Nose • Chest • Sinus • Larynx • Oxygen • eyelid • cornea • retina • Bronchus • Lung, air • tear duct • Carbon Dioxide • excessive carbon dioxide in the blood • Inflammation of the bronchial membranes

Neo's Spelling 2022-04-08

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A person who designs buildings
The art of writing poems
A visual artist who takes pictures
A place that stores and displays historical items
A person who mends water pipes
Angry or violent feelings
A person who studies the weather
Doing something too much; or throwing over a ship
A shorter version of two words with an apostrophe
Created by nature and not humans

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The person who sings, acts, or does some form of entertainment for an audience
A person who writes newspapers
Surrounding air covering the earth
The work someone does for money
A plan showing how something is to be built
The act of performaning, usually something entertaining
Related to seeing or sight
A person who mends cars
A person who creates and plays music

19 Clues: A person who mends cars • The art of writing poems • Angry or violent feelings • Related to seeing or sight • A person who designs buildings • A person who writes newspapers • A person who mends water pipes • The work someone does for money • A person who studies the weather • Created by nature and not humans • Surrounding air covering the earth • ...

Poetry Crossword 2024-11-25

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Pair of rhyming lines in poetry (7)
A grouped set of lines in a poem (6)
Reoccurrence of words or phrases (10)
Story told in verse (6)
Signs or representations (7)
Found in nature (7)
Descriptive language that appeals to the senses (7)
Figure of speech comparing two things (8)
Poetic form or stanza (5)

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Relating to the sense of taste (9)
Related to the sense of smell (9)
Relating to sight (6)
Three-line poem from Japan (5)
Repetition of a word at the start of clauses (8)
Poetic form with strict rhyme scheme (7)
Humorous poem with a strict rhyme scheme (8)
Related to the sense of touch (7)
Poetic puzzle with initials forming a hidden message (8)
Ending sounds that match (5)

Creative Writing 2025-05-08

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a word that provides more information about how and when a verb is performed
an action word
giving inanimate objects human qualities
a name for a short novel
repetition of a consonant sound
which sense for this imagery: The golden sunlight filtered through the dusty window
repetition of a vowel sound
the voice telling a story
a narrative voice that uses he/she/they

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describes a noun
poetry that has no rules
a person, place or thing
the repetition of consonant sounds in the middle or ends of words
a hint at what will come later in a story
the sequence of events in a story
a comparison using like or as
a comparison between two things by saying one is another
It belongs to them. It's _______ dog.
a type of imagery

19 Clues: an action word • describes a noun • a type of imagery • poetry that has no rules • a person, place or thing • a name for a short novel • the voice telling a story • repetition of a vowel sound • a comparison using like or as • repetition of a consonant sound • the sequence of events in a story • It belongs to them. It's _______ dog. • a narrative voice that uses he/she/they • ...

Sight Word Crossword 2021-12-22

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She has never felt more helpless.
We _________ have left hours ago.
This _________ war.
She is 10 _________ old.
This would be _________ if she went to school.
There are much better _________ to come.
She asked for __________ slice of cake.
She gave the teacher the right _______.

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This _________ was too easy.
The party is at Jace's _______.
______ run free in the wild.
She loves the ________ of music.
She went to visit the ________ wall of china.
_________ is the land she calls home.
As clear as a _________ on the wall.
She went inside to ______ her clothes.
The boys came home _________ school.
The bus is right __________ the corner.
On with the ________

19 Clues: This _________ war. • On with the ________ • She is 10 _________ old. • This _________ was too easy. • ______ run free in the wild. • The party is at Jace's _______. • She loves the ________ of music. • She has never felt more helpless. • We _________ have left hours ago. • As clear as a _________ on the wall. • The boys came home _________ school. • ...

Poetry Terms 2024-03-24

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a group of lines forming a unit
descriptive language that appeals to the senses (sight, sound, touch, taste, or smell)
the repeated use of a word or phrase for emphasis
the atmosphere created by the poet to evoke certain feelings in the audience
the use of a word or phrase whose sounds suggest the sounds made by objects.

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a word or row or words that may or may not form a complete sentence
the use of symbols to represent ideas or qualities
an implied or indirect reference to a person, event or thing or to a part of another text
the repetition of the same sound within a line of poetry
the author’s choice of words
the voice that talks to the reader
literary device that conveys the author’s attitude toward the subject, speaker, or audience

12 Clues: the author’s choice of words • a group of lines forming a unit • the voice that talks to the reader • the repeated use of a word or phrase for emphasis • the use of symbols to represent ideas or qualities • the repetition of the same sound within a line of poetry • a word or row or words that may or may not form a complete sentence • ...

Literary Devices Crosswords 2026-03-31

Literary Devices Crosswords crossword puzzle

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A device in literature where an object represents an idea.
the occurrence of the same letter or sound at the beginning of adjacent or closely connected words.
Comparing things using "like" and "as".
Central idea of a work of literature
Comparing things without using "like" and "as".
Attitude a writer takes toward the audience, a subject, or a character

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The attribution of a personal nature or human characteristics to something non-human, or the representation of an abstract quality in human form.
A word that imitates the sound it represents.
exaggerated statements or claims not meant to be taken literally.
Repetition of a vowel sound within two or more words in close proximity
Description that appeals to the senses (sight, sound, smell, touch, taste)
Feeling or atmosphere that a writer creates for the reader

12 Clues: Central idea of a work of literature • Comparing things using "like" and "as". • A word that imitates the sound it represents. • Comparing things without using "like" and "as". • A device in literature where an object represents an idea. • Feeling or atmosphere that a writer creates for the reader • exaggerated statements or claims not meant to be taken literally. • ...

E.L.A. Vocabulary 2015-10-05

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a subtle comparison in which the author describes a person or thing using words that are not meant to be taken literally
language language not intended to be taken literally but layered with meaning through the use of imagery, metaphors, and other literary devices
a word that represents the actual sound of something
figurative language in which nonhuman things or abstractions are represented as having human qualities
a group of words repeated at key intervals in poetry
a word or phrase that is not taken literally
a group of lines forming the basic recurring metrical unit in a poem; a verse
language words an author uses to help the reader experience the sense elements of the story; language that appeals to one or more of the five sense: sight, sound, touch, smell, and taste
a phrase or opinion that is over used and betrays a lack of original thought

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the occurrence of the same letter or sound at the beginning of adjacent or closely connected words
an intentional and extreme exaggeration for emphasis or effect
a comparison of two things that are essentially different, usually using the words like or as
element technique used by an author to express meaning, ideas, or feelings in a written work; the use of these techniques is related to the tone of the peice and the style of the author
Capital letters, line length, and word position;also called the "shape" of the poem
the way something is written, in contrast to it's content

15 Clues: a word or phrase that is not taken literally • a word that represents the actual sound of something • a group of words repeated at key intervals in poetry • the way something is written, in contrast to it's content • an intentional and extreme exaggeration for emphasis or effect • a phrase or opinion that is over used and betrays a lack of original thought • ...

figurtive language 2026-03-09

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a word that makes a sound
the use of vivid, descriptive language that appeals to the five senses—sight, sound, smell, taste, and touch—to create mental images and evoke emotions.
a non living object doing person characteristics
a Exaggeration of something
the overall emotional atmosphere or "vibe" of a story, designed to evoke specific feelings in the reader
the same letter sound at the beginning of 3 or more words

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uses like or as to compare something
the attitude, emotion, or character expressed in the writing
a person, situation, word, or object is used to represent another thing
Does not use like or as to compare something
paragraphs to separate parts of a poem
a phrase or expression whose meaning cannot be understood from the literal definition of its individual words

12 Clues: a word that makes a sound • a Exaggeration of something • uses like or as to compare something • paragraphs to separate parts of a poem • Does not use like or as to compare something • a non living object doing person characteristics • the same letter sound at the beginning of 3 or more words • the attitude, emotion, or character expressed in the writing • ...

Persuasive Language Techniques 2019-04-07

Persuasive Language Techniques crossword puzzle

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Words that modify adjectives or verbs. Like adjectives they are selected to make a reader think or feel about something in a particular way. Eg: "they died horribly".
Short, personal stories that help to illustrate a point.
Images that get an emotional response from the viewer. (two words)
A question where the answer is obvious, can help lead readers to a particular conclusion. (two words)
Using the words ‘we’ or ‘us’ – is often used to get a reader onside. (two words)
Writers will often use this – which might take the form of facts, figures, quotes or graphs – to help support their argument.
This refers to the overall feeling or emotion in a piece or writing. Is it passionate? Logical? Reasonable? Mocking? Humorous?
Using words, phrases and ideas more than once. It can be used to reinforce an argument and drive home the message to a reader.
Using the word 'I' to personalise a piece of writing and make the reader feel more connected to the writer's ideas. (two words).
The repetition of the same sounds or of the same kinds of sounds at the beginning of words or in stressed syllables within a phrase.
Communicating directly to the reader by the use of the words 'you' and 'your'. Can make it seem as though the writer is "talking" directly to the reader which makes it seem more personal. (two words)
Can make a piece of writing more enjoyable and engaging.
Sometimes writers will use the ideas and words of these knowledgable people to give further weight to their argument. (two words)
A comparison where one thing is described as being another thing. Helps a reader understand and idea or concept.

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Highly descriptive words that create pictures in the reader's mind. Includes touch, taste, sight, smell, hear descriptions. Helps the reader imagine something better.
A mocking tone. Can be used by a writer to discredit or attack an argument.
A comparison using "like", "as" or "than". Helps a reader understand and idea or concept.
Describing words, often used to make the reader feel a particular way about an issue.
the extra ideas, feelings and associations attached to a word that goes beyond their dictionary meaning. Can be positive or negative associations.
the collective term for simile, metaphor, personification and exaggeration. (two words)
An overused saying or expression. Although they should be avoided, cliches give writers an opportunity to express an idea to their readers quickly. For example "Time will tell."
When a writer makes broad, unsupported statements often using “all,” “every,” “always,” and “never”.
Words that provoke an emotional reaction from the audience. (two words)
giving a direct instruction or command. Can make a problem seem more urgent and important, or direct the reader to change a behaviour or attitude. Eg: "Just do it." "Stop Killing Our Dolphins"
When a non-human thing is give human characteristics (e.g: thoughts, emotions, Boyd parts, movements). Can help us care more about something or "humanise" a non-living thing. Mother Nature is an example.
Listing three things in a sentence. Creates a rhythm and emphasises a point or idea.
Beginning with 'l', a reasoned, well-structured argument can be very persuasive.
The describing of something and making it more than it really. Writers often overstate or something to help persuade readers of their point of view.
Writers will often use this type of "everyday language" to make themselves seem down-to-earth.
A play on words often relying on homophones, homonyms or rhymes. They can add layers of meaning as well as humour to a text.

30 Clues: Short, personal stories that help to illustrate a point. • Can make a piece of writing more enjoyable and engaging. • Images that get an emotional response from the viewer. (two words) • Words that provoke an emotional reaction from the audience. (two words) • A mocking tone. Can be used by a writer to discredit or attack an argument. • ...

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