Gulliver’s Travels

3. The island nation where the people are less than six inches tall
7. The foundational style of writing Jonathan Swift uses to mock human foolishness
9. The large structures Gulliver drags across the water to save Lilliput from invasion
11. The word used to describe the massive citizens of Brobdingnag who treat Gulliver like a toy
13. The wooden box the giants build for Gulliver to live and travel around in
14. The giant land where Gulliver is tiny and kept as a pet
17. The precious item that the Lilliputians offer Gulliver as a sign of peace and resources
18. The basic building material used to construct the giant wall around Lilliput's capital city

1. The main character and narrator who goes on four distinct voyages
2. The general species that Gulliver learns to look down upon and despise by the end of the book
4. The fictional island that literally flies in the sky using a giant magnet
5. The royal leader who rules a country, such as the one in Lilliput or Brobdingnag
6. The royal residence of the Emperor and Empress that catches flame in Lilliput
8. The continent or home country Gulliver leaves and returns to
10. A piece of land surrounded by water
12. The physical conflict that broke out between Lilliput and Blefuscu over cracking eggs
14. The foundational print medium that this entire adventure story is published in
15. What Gulliver uses to travel across the oceans from one strange island to the next
16. The tiny farm animal Gulliver brings back to England in his pockets
19. The vast body of water Gulliver must sail across to reach every strange new island