Gullivers Travels by Avery Leshko
Across
- 5. A long journey by sea.
- 6. The literary style Swift uses to criticize human behavior and society.
- 8. The young giant girl who takes care of Gulliver in Brobdingnag.
- 10. The ruler of Brobdingnag who welcomes Gulliver.
- 12. The land of giants.
- 14. The island where the tiny people live.
- 15. The powerful ruler of Lilliput.
- 18. People who believe eggs should be broken at the smaller end.
- 22. Gulliver is the main character of the story.
- 23. The last name of the author.
- 24. The conflict between Lilliput and Blefuscu.
- 25. The ruler of Lilliput.
Down
- 1. The enormous people Gulliver meets in Brobdingnag.
- 2. The first name of the author, Jonathan Swift.
- 3. Where Gulliver wakes up after reaching Lilliput.
- 4. The rival island of Lilliput.
- 7. A piece of land surrounded by water, where Gulliver has many adventures.
- 9. The tiny people Gulliver encounters.
- 11. The giant who discovers Gulliver in Brobdingnag.
- 13. Gulliver’s repeated journeys to unfamiliar places.
- 16. Gulliver’s home country.
- 17. People who believe eggs should be broken at the larger end.
- 19. The food at the center of the conflict between High-Heels and Low-Heels
- 20. An accident at sea that leaves Gulliver stranded.
- 21. The size of the people of Lilliput compared with Gulliver.