Books and Literature Crossword Puzzles

words that replace nouns or other pronouns; they take the place of people, places, things, or ideas, refer to specific people, places, or things …

the speed in which the text is read, . every text should be organised into these, writing directly to the reader, a describing word, a question that …

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, …

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 manual offering information and advice for travelers, the central topic, message, or idea in a story, literary expression in verse, often focused on …

refers to the body of words, including their meanings and use, that a student learns and uses, facial aspect or vocal intonation as indicative of …

a routine for fluency development that pairs upper-grade reader with younger children, the oral presentation of drama, prose, or poetry by two or more …

an attitude of a writer toward a subject or an audience, you write with a _ . your reason for writing, only provide summary. similar to annotations, …

they are written by professionals in a given field, they are written for the mass public, to catch your readers interest and give them a guide to the …

helps tie all ideas together, shows reader how something smells sounds feels or taste, group of closely related sentences on the same topic, represent …

a clause that does not express a complete thought and cannot stand alone as a sentence; has a subject and a verb, a sentence that contains one …

part of a sentence that tells who or what the sentence is about, part of a sentence that tells what the subject does or what happens to the subject, a …

a direct comparison that says one thing is another to highlight a shared quality, a comparison using \"like\" or \"as\" to show …

charmed or delighted greatly, in a state of disrepair or dilapidation, greatly surprised or impressed, to a great extent; severely or intensely, to …

looking carefully at evidence to solve crimes, people who stop criminals as their job, another word for being spy related activity. espi _ , a famous …

a word that means to live somewhere, a name for a type of a gun, what type of animal is a boa constrictor?, what is broken on the writer's …

seriously funny, a row of words in a poem, this type of language does not mean exactly how it sounds, a group of lines, forming a division of a poem, …

a title of a subdivision or subsection of a printed work, extra information at the end of a book, article, or other text, a word that tells about a …

words that sound like they're spelt, short personal stories to support a point, confusing your senses, referring to one text in another, …

is a gross exaggeration, the literal,straightforward meaning of a word, happens when one thing is described as being another thing (doesn't use …

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 …

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 …

a piece of writing about a particular subject in a newspaper or magazine, on a website, a written, typed or printed message that is put in an …

main character, nickname caveman, there's nothing in his head!, who stanley "stole" the shoes from, this isn't girl scouts, got …

what someone is arguing overall and why this is their argument?, the flavours or feelings of a piece of writing- it helps us identify the feelings or …

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 …

the very foundation of communication process is laid by the person who transmits or sends the message, the heart of communication, encoding is putting …

the context that prompted an article or speech to be written, appealing to emotion, a character meant to contrast with the main character to highlight …

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 …

a comparison saying one thing is another thing, giving human qualities to non-human things, language that creates a vivid picture in the reader’s …