Books and Literature Crossword Puzzles

eat, drink and be _ , deck the _ , the more, the _ , cold enough to freeze the tail off a _ , like turkeys voting for _ , all the _ of the season, as …

a story about an old, selfish businessman who learns the real reason for the season, follows the turbulent relationship of the daughter of a country …

he believed that you can separate the soul and the body, love of other living beings, the first moral philosopher, oneness and absolute reality, basic …

j.b. priestley was an advocate for _ , contextually, eric and sheila represent _ , the inspector appears to be _ , where the play is set, the name of …

speech that is indicated by quotation marks, when trying to persuade someone using words that convey certainty, when a phrase or word comes up more …

the type of bird that leads the children through the forest, the country where the professor's house is, the colour of the witch in the story, …

dramatic prophet who saw wheels in wheels, history book in the nt, paul wrote a letter to this master of a runaway slave, writer of the first 5 books …

the first high priest of israel (leviticus 8:12), an animal often used for burnt offerings (leviticus 1:3), a sacred day of rest and worship …

follows a crime from when it happened to when it is solved, scary movie, people will sing, these movies are funny, a serious genre of film or book, …

a poem published in new york in 1823 called a visit from st. nicholas was the first time the reindeer were all mentioned by their _ , a visit from st …

how old harrison bergeron is, harrison bergeron's father, the 211th, 212th, and 213th, _ to the constitution which made everyone equal, the …

a traditional story or narrative that has been passed down, usually about a hero, to be brave and strong when facing danger, the time between the 5th …

the repetition of the same beginning sound in several words in a sequence, the repetition of a word or phrase at the beginning of successive phrases, …

the main point or argument of an analytical exposition, facts and figures used to support the thesis, breaking down a topic into its parts, the tense …

clues about what is going to happen, time and place of the action of the story, conflict(s) is/are revealed, events and conflicts start being …

researches on objects or on persons, often used by detectives, strong, thick cord made of twisted fibers, a person who is in charge of a trial in a …

a general framework or mental representation that organizes knowledge and guides perception and thought, the process of learning and internalizing the …

lennie is compared to a terrier, a horse and what other animal?, what is the name of slim's dog?, who shot candy's dog?, what is the name of …

subtle clues to readers about what is to come later in the plot, describing people, places, or things in a way that appeals to the physical senses, …

what was bill's dog called?, what did the boys eat?, what was oliver's crime?, who did bill murder?, who rescued oliver from the streets?, …

form of metaphor that gives human attributes to an idea or thing, device used to reference any object outside of the literature work, technique in …

correspondence of sound between words or the endings of words, exaggerated statements not meant to be taken literally, an indirect reference, often to …

a set of reasons or statements to convince someone of a point of view. in a debate, people share these to support what they think, an opposing idea …

the bridge over the potomac river that booth and harold had to cross, what the easter right after president lincoln died was called, town that union …

use your ideas from your prewriting, check punctuation & sentence structure, correct errors in grammar, spelling, & capitalization, finalize …

william shakespeare was _ for the arts, he was _ on 23rd april 1564, he was born in _ -upon-avon, william shakespeare _ on 23rd april 1616, william _ …

the aim of this type of writing is to showcase a plot, whether it is a true story or an imaginary one. characters will appear in plot pieces, and the …

i concur, you’re right, absolutely, definitely, i differ, i oppose, i object, i don’t agree, certainly, truly, undoubtedly, in fact, …

the repetition of initial consonant sounds, comparing two things using \'like\' or \'as\', giving human qualities to non-human …

tries to convince readers, is achieved when ideas are logically and accurately correct, how the text physically appears, refers to the complete …