The Incredibly Difficult, But Hopefully Fun, Fifth Grade Literacy Puzzle
Across
- 1. Hints about what will come later in a story
- 3. Slanted letters that can be used to indicate a title
- 4. An exaggerated statement
- 9. Symbols used in a sentence to separate and clarify meaning
- 11. The formation of a word from a sound associated with what is named
- 12. The first name of the person our fine city of Ames is named after
- 14. A word usually preceding a noun that establishes a relationship to that noun
- 15. The author of 'Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing'
- 17. Punctuation that symbolize a pause between parts of a sentence
- 19. The author of 'The Name Jar'
- 21. The real first name of Dr. Seuss
- 22. A figure of speech comparing one thing to an entirely different kind of thing
Down
- 2. A series of words in quick succession that all start with the same letter
- 5. The author of 'The Westing Game'
- 6. The story of a person's life
- 7. A word in a sentence that serves as an aside or an interruption
- 8. The author of 'The Girl Who Drank the Moon'
- 10. Giving human traits to a non-human thing, such as an animal
- 13. A word used to connect clauses or sentences
- 16. The author of 'Hoot'
- 18. The author of 'Mufaro's Beautiful Daughters'
- 20. Two contradictory words that describe one thing