Books and Literature Crossword Puzzles

english outlaw who stole from the rich to give to the poor, legendary british king who wielded the sword excalibur, powerful wizard in arthurian …

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 …

sole heir of the montague fortune, prince of verona, poverty-stricken with "famine" in his cheeks, he illegally sells deadly poison, act # _ …

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 …

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, …

“the hound of the _ ” (holmes classic), mode of transport in christie's murder on the orient express, sherlock holmes' loyal friend, …

a character who remains the same throughout the story, without significant growth or change, a character who is one-dimensional and lacks depth, often …

what is the color of gatsbys' car?, what is gatsby's first name?, what kind of lifestyle does nick live?, _ was a photographer, where does …

prince of denmark, thane who becomes king, moorish general in venice, king with three daughters, lover of romeo, lover of juliet, comic knight in …

this play is a tragedy about a general who gets married and then his evil friend convinces him his wife is cheating so he murders her, then realizes …

what is shakespeare's first name?, his father's occupation, how long did his "lost years" last?, he was this as well as a …

who gave the white's the monkey's paw, how many chapters were in this short story?, the game the white's were playing ?, the author of …

what is being used when they talk about how cotton is a necessity for war for explosives, he uses this device many times in every other chapter when …

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 _ …

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 …

what is the name of the new child jonas's family is taking care of, where does jonas go for his assignment, the people who decide everything, …

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, …

poem in which the first letter of each line spells out a word, name or phrase when read vertically, a japanese poem consisting of 3 lines and 17 …

is darker than the rest of the text to draw your attention to the important term, symbols that convey information in a list, the explanation that …