Books and Literature Crossword Puzzles

repetition creates a rhythmic pattern, contributing to the musical quality of a text and enhancing its emotive power, it focuses on creative …

emphasising points by exaggerating, repeating letters words or phrases, sydney's slippery slide, elite meet and greet, australia is a fabric …

the ability to connect and communicate effectively across cultural boundaries, self- _ : analyzing your own biases and prejudices, a critical …

the _ on the shelf, the _ before christmas, pete the cat _ christmas, how the _ stole christmas!, a _ carol, the _ express, rudolph the red-nosed _ , …

the name of a book or song. for example, you might ask "what's the _ of her new book?", something placed in a book to mark a page, a …

allocated time to complete a task, a document designed to be edited to suit your needs, a written document such as an essay needs this, features that …

a subtle difference or distinction in expression, meaning, response, characterized by or showing servile obedience and excessive eagerness to please, …

a collection of stories believed by different communities around the world, social groups of people who share common ancestry, culture, language, and …

naming word, shows the relationship/position of the noun/pronoun to the rest of the sentence, shortened forms of a word/phrase, said as a full word, …

connotes formality and readability in large amount of texts, the style, arrangement, or appearance of printed letters on a page, concerns consistency …

a place where a story happens, people that are in a play, a speech that is said by a character, biology belongs to this genre, a dramatical story with …

who is the girl sammy admires?, an adjective used to describe something that is attractive and enticing, an adverb that describes doing something in a …

revolution, technology, possible futures, space, innovation, uncovering hidden truths, story that explains a natural phenomenon, resource books for …

teaching and learning the relationship between phonemes and graphemes (the sounds in english, and the letters that represent them), the smallest unit …

the little man cub. his name means "little frog", the movement of actors and dancers to music in a play, mowgli hunts this antagonist who …

okonkwo's friend who helped him sell and maintain his crops while he was exiled, the "white man's" religion, place in mbanta where …

organized framework or structure for a piece of writing, rules governing the structure and use of language, marks used in writing to separate …

an individual in a literary work of fiction, drama, or narrative poetry, this type of irony a person says one thing but means another, drama that is …

teaching materials are often the most observable component of _ , involves changing existing materials so that they become more suitable for specific …

brother of moses, gave moses his name, moses staff turned into one, the first plague, the nile flowed with, river in egypt, king of egypt, moses tamed …

over-exaggeration for more emotion, compares 2 things not normally compared, non-human things having human abilities, comparing 2 things using …

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

the sides of the stage, hidden by curtains and not seen by the audience, the person who tells the actors where to go and what to do, the long, …

process of starting and stopping vowel and consonant sounds, the reason behind a character's behavior, written copy of a play, difficult to …

a theatrical device where a character briefly addresses the audience directly, typically speaking their thoughts or revealing information that other …

"i'm pretty sure i got 1000 focus room referrals this week.", a comparison of unlike things, people, or ideas using “like” or …

an exaggerated line to not be taken literally, a phrase that means something other than the sum of individual words, judgement that forms an idea of …

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 …