Books and Literature Crossword Puzzles

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 …

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 sisters …

noun type for intangible entities, unable to be detected by the five senses, a finite group of words that can replace a noun, this type of verbal uses …

quick reading to get a general idea of the content of a text, looking for a specific content in a text, a set of elements and features that surround a …

the author of the book of "acts of the apostles"?, in (acts 5:33–39), this man's warning gives us a message from luke that all is planned …

taxonomic grouping below phylum and above order, an organism adapted to living in conditions of extreme temperature, pressure, or chemical …

the crime of killing somebody, a person who steals something from another person or place, a person who enters a building illegally in order to steal, …

objects, such as a tool, that were made in the past (primary source), formal talks given usually to a large number of people on a special …

_ is a very scary creature, _ is bilbo's and frodo's last name, _ is the land of the dark lord, _ is the ring bearer, _ baggins is frodo's uncle, _ is …

a phoneme characterised by at least a partial obstruction of air, a type of word that carries the main information, generally stressed and has an …

a personal account of a person’s life written by the same person, dramas expected to be acted out on a stage, a piece of non-fiction writing that …

composition in verse, the same word used two or more times in a row, words with similar sounds, the naming of a thing or action by a vocal imitation …

a story made up of real or imagined experiences, a person depicted in a story, the leading character or one of the major characters in a drama, movie, …

a type of literature that expresses ideas, feelings, or tells a story in a specific form, a word at the end of one line rhymes with a word at the end …

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 …

written by the great charles dickens tells the story of a poor boy pip who grows into magnificent riches after a rare turn of destiny and grapples …

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 …

author of the lord of the rings (7), _ and the chocolate factory, book by roald dahl (7), jane _ , novel by a bronte sister (4), _ larsson, author of …

"let the cat out of the bag" is an example of .., "your explanation is as clear as mud" is an example of .., "lightning …

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 way to celebrate a birthday, what do you wear when you go trick or treat, munchkin could not stay out of, the person who teaches, what do you call a …

the text structure where things are written in order (order/...), when you tell how things are different, the text structure that tells something that …

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 …

language device that describes one thing like another, an object is given human qualities, two conflicting ideas put together, mood or atmosphere …

a line or phrase that recurs throughout a poem - especially at the end of stanzas, the rhythmic or musical quality of a poem. in metrical verse, this …

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

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

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 _ …

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 …

a highly flammable sticky jelly used in incendiary bombs and flamethrowers, the quality of being prudent, cautiousness, cause distress to, rudely …