Books and Literature Crossword Puzzles

words or phrases that appeal to your five senses, a word to describe or imitate a sound, an expression that means something other than the literal …

head over...., ....on wood, a.... a dozen, excuse my...., finger..... good, mum's the...., hold your..., kick the...., let the.....out of the …

printed news publication, books with real facts, book return day, card to borrow books, extend borrowing time, give back a book, periodical with …

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 …

used to join two clauses with a conjunction, used to ask a question, commonly used to pair compound words, joins two related main clauses, sometimes …

setting of the play, weapon that was poisoned ir order to kill hamlet, where polonius was hiding before he got killed, what ophelia was theorized to …

the choice of words a poet uses to show meaning, mood, or feeling, a word or phrase that can have more than one meaning, a line of poetry that ends …

using the same word/phrase more than once, giving human characteristics to a non-human thing, visually descriptive language, a list of three, a direct …

information that is passed from one person to another but has not been proven to be true, wealth; a large sum of money, a ship powered by steam, to …

author of "foundation" series, wrote "fahrenheit 451", known for "i have no mouth, and i must scream", author of …

information or objects used in a crime investigation to support or disprove an idea or accusation, a person who investigates crimes and solves …

a judge who sent people to death, even though some were innocent, this type of power is based on someone's supreme knowledge or skill, 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 …

to plan out your writing, to carry out the action of writing, the main idea of the composition, to guide by advice or helpful information regarding …

author of the last bear, the name of the island in the story, the country that the island belongs to, 'the beach stretched out like a sandy …

mr _ - neighbor who enters into an alliance with napoleon, father of communism, napoleon's "security force.", leader of the russian …

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 …

the herd of approaching elephants sounded like rolling thunder, a word that imitates a sound, peter piper picked a peck of pickled peppers, her eyes …

main character of the story, state sal lives in, meaning of ornery, cadaver, sal's middle name, sal's best friend, notes?, meaning of …

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 …

this english author wrote about a young orphan's adventures in a magical boarding school, known for her novel exploring the lives of the march …

it refers to the use of concepts or ideas that are contradictory to one another, yet, when placed together hold significant value on several levels, …

type of irony that has a set of circumstances which turn out to be the reverse, a plot device that makes reader curious, the type of character that …

shakespeare's prince, "a christmas carol" author, melville's whale, "pride and prejudice" author, "1984" …

english playwright known for works like hamlet and romeo and juliet, american author, famous for novels like the old man and the sea, british author, …

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

rhythm in verse, a writer's particular word usage that creates a detailed sensory picture, a comparison that uses the words "like" or …

verse that does not employ a rhyme scheme. however, it is not the same as free verse because it employs a meter e.g. paradise lost by john milton …

writer of romeo & juliet, hamlet and macbeth, william _ ? (11), creator of pride & prejudice and emma, jane _ ? (6), creator of jeeves & …

the scenery and props used to create the location of a play, the written text of a play, including dialogue and stage directions, the character who …