Macbeth Vocabulary Crossword Puzzle by Patrick

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Across
  1. 3. Is a person who suffers from an injurious or destructive action.
  2. 6. Is a writer of plays.
  3. 7. The practice of representing things by symbols, is what this means.
  4. 9. Is a person who has authority, power, or control over others.
  5. 10. Is the humorous use of a saying to suggest it has a different meaning, or a word sounding simular.
  6. 12. If you were at this place you would be in an area of open and uncultivated wasteland overgrown with shrubbery.
  7. 13. Is the opposite to a comedy, and it provokes the sense that human beings are unavoidably doomed through their own mistakes.
  8. 14. Consists of circumstances, that are sometimes mistook.
  9. 15. Is the opposite to a protagonist, being the rival character or villain of a drama or literary piece.
  10. 16. Is a part of a drama where only a single actor speaks alone.
  11. 18. Is a virtuous or great character in a dramatic tragedy who is destined to fall, suffer, or be defeated..
  12. 19. Is a dramatic composition or piece.
  13. 20. Description of a character, their traits and such.
  14. 25. Is a reoccurring idea, theme or subject.
  15. 26. Is a figure of speech, where a term is applied to something that it isn’t to suggest a resemblance.
  16. 27. Is to have the power to speak, communicate, and the ability to express ones thoughts and emotions.
  17. 28. To be this is to exist only in the imagination.
  18. 29. Is a conversation between two or more people.
  19. 30. This country is known as the largest division of the United Kingdom.
Down
  1. 1. Is a woman who is refined, well-spoken and polite.
  2. 2. Is a ruler who uses power unjustly or oppressively.
  3. 4. Is a meter Shakespeare nearly always used when writing in verse.
  4. 5. Is a person holding lands of the King.
  5. 6. Is the leading character, heroine, or hero of a drama or other literary piece.
  6. 7. This country is known as a division of the United Kingdom
  7. 8. Is the average form of language, written or spoken, without measured structure.
  8. 11. Irony Is irony that is relevant in speeches and situations in drama, only understood by the audience.
  9. 13. Is the act of talking either while, or as if alone.
  10. 17. Is a division of a play, or of an act in the play.
  11. 21. Is a person who is aware they are helping another in a crime or illegitimate action.
  12. 22. Is one of the main divisions of a play or opera.
  13. 23. Is to be away from one’s thoughts or consideration.
  14. 24. Can be a poem or piece of poetry
  15. 27. To have one of these is to be associated with others with the same one as you on a family level.