Fire Star

4. A duplex where Liz, lucy, and david live that is full of dragons
5. What type of figurative language is this?:The book says, "Out of that hole, like a hare, she went."
9. a type of dragon that specializes in mending things with their magical toolbox
13. An island where the last living dragon on earth died
16. (of a sound) lacking any obvious physical source.
18. foolish or inconsequential talk
20. What type of figurative language is this?: The book says,"On the far side of those pregnant cliffs lay the village of Savalik."

1. saliva, especially as ejected from the mouth.
2. a cold,icy place with visiting polar bears
3. a dragon who grants two wishes, one to the creator and one to the namer/owner, that can only be used for good
6. a song that makes dragons and humans fall asleep
7. Identify the plot element: David is told by G'reth, the wishing dragon, to create a dragon of his own. He in turn, makes a natural healing dragon (a dragon who mends things) who is part of the solution in the story
8. Oldest living descendant of Guinevere and protector of the Pennykettle dragons
10. Identify the plot element: Zanna and David encounter wild polar bears that are outide the shop they are in. David runs out tries to call off any attacks on the polar bears because he doesn't want to see them die since he knows they are the polar bears in his story (Those same polar bears later take Zanna away).
11. Identify the plot element: Lucy gets kidnapped by Gwilanna, a sibyl, to try to revive the last living dragon
12. a dragon who is familiarized with spells and potions that have different effects depending on what ingredients they use
14. What type of figurative language is this?:The book says, "'Then you have heard what has happened here?'"
15. A star that was first present in the creation of dragonkind
17. The main protagonist of the book who writes stories that come true
19. Daughter of Elizabeth and creator of the wishing dragon, G'reth