Books and Literature Crossword Puzzles

the name of auggie's father, the prep school auggie attends, the girl who sits with auggie at lunch, auggie has had a lot of these!, what subject …

the events or sequence of events that takes place in the story, the persons involved in the story, when or where the story takes place, the section of …

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 …

homophone for "flower", the idiom "spic and span" means, an idiom " _ of gold", an idiom "hit the _ ", an …

the mad hatter and march hare host a chaotic and perpetual party, alice's insatiable desire to explore and understand her surroundings, a popular …

the events, situations, or language that surround a particular word, phrase or piece of text that help explain its meaning, a word or phrase not meant …

a paragraph in the main part of an essay that presents and supports a specific point or sub-argument, the correct arrangement of letters to form …

it studies vocabulary in different languages of the world, it studies the vocabulary of one language, it studies the changes of the vocabulary in the …

words that characters speak aloud, repetition of initial consonant sounds in a row, a plot device inserting a scene from the past, the giving of human …

the last sentence in your body paragraph(s) where you connect your evidence back to your position. this can also be referred to as a linking or …

literary device using exaggeration (9 letters), a type of poem with 14 lines (6 letters), a long narrative poem (4 letters), a literary genre focusing …

words that appeal to our physical senses are called _ , _ is when the story is written like a poem, the _ is the main social topic of the story, …

a line of poetry that doesn't have punctuation at the end, an object or action that means more than its literal meaning, saying the opposite of …

while home may refer to the actual building someone lives in, connotatively, it most often refers to family, comfort, and security, her use of the …

an opening that grabs a reader's attention, the author or speaker's opinion, the reasons and evidence offered to support a claim, …

a _ argument - showing an understanding of the other side of the argument, a _ question that doesn't require an answer and is designed to make …

dill visits jem and scout's town at this time of year, scout and jem's aunt, the last name of the boy who called miss caroline a "slut …

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 …

holden writes stradlaters paper on _ ; causes a fight, holden's little sister; understands holden better than anyone, holden takes her on a date; …

a basic speech sound in which the breath is at least partly obstructed and which can be combined with a vowel to form a syllable, the reporting of …

structure or organization; includes the way the words are arranged, stanza made up of 2 lines, poem that doesn't rhyme or follow a pattern or …

what the story is about, end of the story, the author's attitude toward the story, a short piece of writing, main problem in the story, where an …

a lot of something, friendly meaningless talk, to give freely, a big mess, a word or letter that stands for a number, something you go over step by …

similes and metaphors, "one day i was walking down the road and...", shakespeare, world war 1, an expert on a subject, 95% of canadians are …

poems about personal experiences, emotions, triumphs, and tragedies, repetition of concluding sounds in different words, often intentionally use at …

the most intense, exciting, or emotionally charged point in a narrative, how many days did it take the main character to leave her apartment and …

greek war epic, homer’s adventure, old english saga, virgil’s epic, dante’s journey, milton’s poem, indian epic, indian epic, mesopotamian …

a figure of speech involving the comparison of one thing with another thing of a different kind, used to make a description more emphatic or vivid, a …

the repetition of identical consonant or vowel sounds within a single line of poetry, a pattern of beats or accents, a rhyme that involves sound that …

the actor makes use of characterization to try and become a believable _ , how high or low the sound is that you make with your voice, the stress that …