Books and Literature Crossword Puzzles

leaving out words because they are understood in context, when a speaker recognises a mistake or misunderstanding and corrects it, beginning to speak, …

a word that imitates a sound (e.g. “buzz” or “bang”), a comparison using “like” or “as”, a direct comparison saying something *is* …

\" fear no more\" you are much better than molière!, sold his soul to the devil in name of \"aestheticism\", macabre tales …

roman value of duty, augustus kicked this off by annexing egypt, augustus exiled her, adjective descrbing art that is imaginative, playful, and vivid, …

a piece of punctuation in the middle of a line, making the reader pause, giving a non-human thing human characteristics, a doing word, describing …

\"it was outrageous. it was irresponsible. it was criminally negligent.\" (crichton 43), \"a government of the people, by the people, …

\"the art of speaking or writing effectively\", an appeal to credibility, such as using expert, an emotional appeal; can be manipulative or …

performers speak directly to the audience, breaking the fourth wall, a story presented out of chronological order, actors switch between multiple …

the new york borough where the loman family lives, willy’s young boss who eventually fires him, the restaurant where biff plans to meet willy, item …

author of bunny vs. monkey, comic in which bunny vs. monkey appears, where bunny and monkey live, villain in the league of doom, monkey\'s dream …

running a line of poetry on to the next line, words near or next to each other that start with the same letter, a pause in the middle of a line, …

the three types of audiences include friendly, _ , and apathetic, involuntary physical process, conveys a message, sight and sound; speech and action, …

the person, animal, or being you meet in a story, can be good, bad, or in-between, the place and time where the story happens, the problem or struggle …

a large or dangerous animal, to take air in and out of your lungs, a mythical creature that is half man and half horse, sharp nails on the feet of …

it is used in witchcraft or enchantment especially in remote places in the visayas, these are long narrative poems in which a series of heroic …

informal chat about son in vacation trial, confused, web content designed to attract attention: backlit, hack, crazily, scarecrow’s flawed argument …

a dictionary definition based on semantic decomposition into features, a meaning extension based on contiguity rather than similarity, a type of …

japanese poem, a pair of lines from a poem, a 14 line poem, each line spells out a word, a 5 line humorous poem, a poem of a lament for the dead, 4 …

part one title - the nest _ , a word for people between the ages of 13 to 19, who is sitting in a shoe?, the real pigeons attacked a man because he …

the story’s main message, angle you read through, parts that build a story, lesson the story gives, the story’s time period, the piece of writing, …

the central idea of a literary work, the most interesting part of the story, the sequence of events, the problem in the story, words that have the …

curved marks that enclose extra information, tiny dot that ends most sentences, rounded marks that show someone\'s exact words, pause in a …

\"peter piper picked a peck of pickled peppers.\", \"the rain in spain falls mainly on the plain.\", an old silent pond / a frog …

these are those that appeal to the reader’s senses, the you-viewpoint, which means looking at the situation from the standpoint of the reader, the …

common strategy what psychologist uses to ensure results are accurate, a type of triangulation when different methods are used on the same topic, a …

this word describes the revival of learning and culture that prepared the way for new scientific ideas in the 17th century, this word refers to the …

a single-word transition for cause & effect; means \"consequently\" or \"for that reason.\", the type of transition used when …

a comparison using “like” or “as”, a direct comparison between two unlike things, giving human qualities to non-human things, an exaggerated …

state of one\'s ideas, person who tells events, when characters speak, an attitude of mind, comparing two unlike things, unifying idea, obvious …

hinting at events to come in a story, another word for “kind”, to intensely hate something, a comparison using “like” or “as”, a …