Gulliver's travel

5. The ____ symbolises the human’s excessive pride and hubris in their own small
6. to afford it and he was sent to London as a surgeon’s apprentice.
8. the satire.
12. He meets the Laputian king and observes life in Laputa where everyone is so obsessed with
13. Gulliver earned the title of ____ after saving the king in Lilliput.
16. ____, musical, and astronomical theory.
18. The book is written by Jonathan ____.
20. Nothing in the world of Gulliver's Travels is purely objective, not even the size and shape of

1. The Lilliputians symbolises the ___ society at the time.
2. The second voyage Gulliver was taken to, inhabited by giants.
3. The book is written in a ___ person view.
4. Gulliver is a ___ man, an honest man that expects others to be honest as well.
7. The author used ___ (literary genre) to exaggerate the wildness of little people and
9. _____ (a type of) irony is used when there are conflicts between characters and situations, or
10. beings, showing the difference and importance of perspectives.
11. Gulliver’s travel is a work of _____.
14. between readers’ expectation and actual outcomes of an event.
15. In the book, Gulliver studied at ____ as a teenager, but due of lack of money, they are
17. _____ and deception are the main themes in the story of Gulliver’s travel.
19. Gulliver _____ a fire by urinating to save the king’s wife.