Books Crossword Puzzles
The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe is a fantasy novel for children published in 1950 by C. S. Lewis.
Literary Terms
allusion: literary reference to a familiar thing, climax: the turning point in a story, analogy: comparison of two or more similar objects, autobiography: …
Creative Writing: Fiction
character : a person in a play, novel or tv programme., imagery : the overall word for methods like similes and metaphors, paragraphs : the sections we use in …
Story Elements
Solve this puzzle by guessing the different terms associated with a story like the theme, author, plot, climax etc.
An Inspector Calls
engagement : what was being celebrated at the beginning of the play, bleach : what did the girl drink to kill herself, shiela : who was responsible for the …
The Call of the Wild
treachery: betrayal of trust or deceptive action, unkempt: having an untidy or disheveled appearance, lolling: hanging loosely, waxed: advanced or went up, …
Figurative Language Practice
simile : a comparison that uses like or as, metaphor : a comparison that says one thing is another, personification : giving human characteristics to nonhuman …
Poetic Techniques
pathetic: _________ fallacy technique gives human emotions and feelings to a non-human object?, personification: which technique gives objects human …
Drama Elements
conflict : the internal (inside) or external (outside) struggle between opposing forces, ideas, or interests that create suspense. the problem., comedy : a form …
The Old Testament
twelve : the number of tribes in israel , babylon : the country that conquered the kingdom of judah, elisha : the prophet who healed naaman, eve : the first …
The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes
porlock: someone who is a spy of sherlock in moriarty's criminal organization., watson: he met sherlock and cracked the case "a study in scarlet" …
Genres of Literature
horror : meant to scare, startle or shock., dystopian : takes place in a world worse than our own., realist : depicts the world truthfully., thriller : dark, …
Shakespeare
grammar: the school shakespeare went to at seven, london: a place where shakespeare lived, henry vi: a play shakespeare wrote while in london , earl: …
Dystopia
dystopia: an imagined state or society in which there is great suffering or injustice, typically one that is totalitarian or post-apocalyptic., totalitarianism: …
Books!
spiral: the bookbindery makes notebooks that are ____ bound at the top., typewriter: the first book ever written using a ____ was ’the adventures of tom …
