Books Crossword Puzzles
Idiomatic Expressions
honest: fair and square, disappointed: pulled a long face, isolated: high and dry, trouble: be in the mire, tiny: itsy- bitsy, insane: lose marbles, cheerful: …
The Giver
apprehensive: anxious or fearful that something bad or unpleasant will happen., distraught: deeply upset and agitated., abandon: cease to support or look after …
Words to Describe Books
violent : harming, attacking, hurting, horrible : bad, unpleasant , mysterious : strange, not known/ understood, hidden, amusing : funny, entertaining, …
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, …
There Will Come Soft Rains
altar: priest stand near this religious structure at the front of a church when performing a service. , hearth: at eight o’clock a cigar was lit at the …
A Wolf Called Wander
elk: the first meat that wander and his siblings eat when fed to them by their mother and father , growl: the wolf's babysitter when they are puppies, …
A Single Shard - Lessons 1-4
precariously: in a manner affording no ease or reassurance, translucent: allowing light to pass through diffusely, resign: accept as inevitable, symmetry: …
Book Series
wings : _____ of fire, power : zac, keeper : ______ of the lost cities, potter : harry ______, chocolate : charlie and the _________ factory, treehouse : the …
Figurative Language and More
hyperbole: over exaggeration of a statement, synonyms: words that mean the same thing, alliteration: the occurrence of the same letter or sound, antonym: words …
The Screwtape Letters
materialist : starts with "m"; describes the patient's friend, christian : religion that the patient joins, mother : the person that the patient …
King Lear
mad : lear becomes crazy or_____., tragedy : type of story, fool : friend and always loyal to lear, banished : earl of kent sent away because he makes lear …
Canterbury Tales
wife : a man gets married to a lady and they become his, canterbury : where thomas becket died ________ cathedral, story : a _______ book, chaucer : geoffrey …
Wordly Wise
prey : an animal that is hunted for food - a victim - to take from or rob, evident : easy to see and understand, duration : the time in which something lasts or …
Poetic Devices (Figurative Language)
oxymoron : words that are opposites in conjunction, meter : rhythmic structure of a poem, based on the arrangement of stressed and unstressed syllables in each …
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 …
