Books and Literature Crossword Puzzles

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 …

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

the struggle between opposing forcing; that element that keeps the story moving forward, the two main types of conflicts are _ and _ conflicts., there …

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 …

jane austen's novel about societal norms and love, f. scott fitzgerald's tale of wealth, love, and the american dream, jorge luis …

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 …

a conversation between two or more characters in a story, the central problem that drives the action of a story, the story is told from a perspective …

"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 …

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 …

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 …

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 …

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 …

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 …

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 …

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 …

books that provide factual information about real events or subjects, a genre involving magic, mythical beings, and other worlds, a story of …