All Crossword Puzzles

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3. The parts of the universe we cannot see
4. The theory that dark energy will eventually tear apart every atom in the universe
5. The theory that the universe will expand until temperature and energy become zero
7. The atoms that make up every visible object in the universe
9. The invisible substance that tears the universe apart
10. A theoretical model of the universe that does not change

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1. The way the universe's size is currently changing
2. All existing matter and space as a whole
4. The theory that the universe will collapse back into a singularity
6. The force of attraction between objects with mass
8. The invisible substance that holds galaxies together
9. To see (with an instrument)

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6. a woman of high social class; a lady
8. a very unhappy or unfortunate person
10. said like heh-kuh-tee-: the goddess of magic and witchcraft
12. cruel and unfair use of power
13. under a curse; doomed
16. a cruel or evil person
17. someone who causes a reaction or strong emotion
19. listen carefully
20. sleep

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1. a Scottish nobleman or lord
2. a small flute-like musical instrument
3. soon; shortly
4. never giving up; tireless
5. lack of interest, feeling, or concern
7. a person of high rank or authority
9. a large pot used for boiling
11. a ghost or supernatural vision
14. a person’s face or facial expression
15. small spirits or supernatural beings
18. to declare or confirm something as true

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1. This mixing method involves adding yeast to dry ingredients then adding a warm liquid (120-130 F)
4. Chemical leavening agent that is a combination of baking soda, cream of tartar, and cornstarch
6. The purpose of punching down dough after the first rise is to release excess:
8. This happens as a result of overmixing batter
9. This mixing method involves adding dry ingredients to one bowl, wet ingredients in a separate bowl and then mixing together
11. This ingredient binds fat to liquid ingredients and adds moisture to baked goods
13. This ingredient makes up the structure of baked goods
15. What is the challenge with the muffin method?
16. This kind of biscuit is rough in shape/size and is dropped onto the pan
19. This ingredient gives baked goods rise
20. When yeast produces carbon dioxide and alcohols enabling dough to rise

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2. This mixing method involves dissolving active dry yeast into warm water (115 F) first
3. The purpose of kneading is to develop what?
5. Chemical leavening agent that must be used with an acidic ingredient in order to activate
7. This ingredient enhances flavor, gives a brown color and crisp texture and serves as food for yeast
10. This kind of biscuit is cut into shapes and is uniform in size
12. This mixing method involves cutting butter into flour with a pastry blender
14. What is the second rise after shaping called?
17. This ingredient adds color, richness, and flavor and makes breads tender
18. What happens to yeast if added to a liquid that is too hot?

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1. ylläpitää hyviä suhteita maiden välillä ja ratkaisee erimielisyyksiä neuvottelemalla
6. vaihtoehto varusmiespalvelukselle
8. armeija ja sotilaat luovat turvallisuutta

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2. vastustaa yleistä asevelvollisuutta
3. alle 18-vuotias, joka osallistuu sotatoimiin
4. väkivalta ei ole eettisesti perusteltua
5. vaarojen ja uhkien poissaoloa
7. miesten velvollisuus osallistua maanpuolustukseen

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5. Discriminatory practice of denying services based on location
7. Residential area outside the central city
9. City model where development follows transportation routes
10. Urban model with edge cities and decentralized layout
13. Sector model with wedges radiating from central business district
15. Area of mixed residential and industrial use often in decline
16. Redevelopment of urban areas to improve conditions
17. Commercial and business center of a city
19. Suburban business center with offices and retail

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1. Process of housing passing from wealthier to lower-income residents
2. Renovation of urban neighborhoods by wealthier residents
3. A model of the internal structure of the Latin American city developed by Ernst Griffin and Larry Ford
4. Process where new groups move in and replace others
6. Cost of land varies based on distance from CBD
8. Expansion of cities into surrounding rural land
11. City model with multiple centers of activity
12. City with a population over 10 million people
14. Area with poor environmental conditions and low-income housing
18. Downtown area with highest land values and density

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5. Discriminatory practice of denying services based on location
7. Residential area outside the central city
9. City model where development follows transportation routes
10. Urban model with edge cities and decentralized layout
13. Sector model with wedges radiating from central business district
15. Area of mixed residential and industrial use often in decline
16. Redevelopment of urban areas to improve conditions
17. Commercial and business center of a city
19. Suburban business center with offices and retail

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1. Process of housing passing from wealthier to lower-income residents
2. Renovation of urban neighborhoods by wealthier residents
3. A model of the internal structure of the Latin American city developed by Ernst Griffin and Larry Ford
4. Process where new groups move in and replace others
6. Cost of land varies based on distance from CBD
8. Expansion of cities into surrounding rural land
11. City model with multiple centers of activity
12. City with a population over 10 million people
14. Area with poor environmental conditions and low-income housing
18. Downtown area with highest land values and density

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3. The amount of exerted per unit area of a surface
5. the law that states that the volume of a gas is directly proportional to the temperature of a gas when pressure is constant
8. The change of state from a gas to a liquid
10. something that must be added to melt a substance
11. a measure of the size of a body or region in three dimensional space
12. In this state, particles move past each other and loosely connected
13. in this state, particles move the least and vibrate in place
14. One property that all particles have in common
15. the process in which a solid changes directly into gas

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1. In this state, particles move the most
2. a measure of how hot or cold something is
4. The change of state from a liquid to a gas
5. The change of a substance from one physical state to another
6. The physical forms of matter which include solid,liquid and gas
7. The resistance of gas or liquid to flow
9. The law that states that the volume of a gas is inversely proportion to the pressure of a gas

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1. business
4. boss
6. judge
9. able
10. programmer
11. scientist
12. translator
13. engineer
15. mechanic
16. cook
17. editor
19. finance
20. businessman, businesswoman

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2. banker
3. designer
5. accountant
7. architect
8. ambitious
13. efficient
14. lawyer
17. hairstylist
18. careful

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4. Large marsupial
5. Likes to chase mice

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1. Has a trunk
2. Flying mammal
3. Man's best friend

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4. bertemunya dua kebudayaan dengan tidak meninggalkan sifat asli tiap-tiap kebudayaan.
6. Istilah dari masyarakat berhasil menciptakan kesepakatan
7. Salah satu Faktor-Faktor Pendorong Integrasi Sosial.

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1. Salah satu faktor yang menyebabkan lambatnya proses integrasi sosial.
2. Integrasi yg terbentuk berdasarkan kekuasaan yang dimiliki penguasa, seringkali menggunakan cara paksaan.
3. Aturan, pedoman, atau ketentuan yang mengikat perilaku manusia dalam kehidupan bermasyarakat, berbangsa, dan bernegara.
5. Proses penyesuaian di antara unsur-unsur yang berbeda dalam masyarakat

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4. , an old-fashioned person
5. , stubbornly refusing to follow rules
9. , a foolish person
11. , reserved, modest, and shy
17. , light, delicate, and almost transparent
18. , a commotion or fuss
19. , a clever but unprincipled person
22. , loud noise or fuss
23. , opposition to removing support from a church
24. , playful mischief
26. , a speech or piece of writing that praises
28. , calmness under pressure
29. , using long, complicated words

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1. , fear of long words (ironically!)
2. , physically beautiful
3. , in the wrong direction (counterclockwise)
6. , completely surprised
7. , ability to achieve honors (famously long word)
8. , to waste time; goof off
10. , to show doubt or hesitation
11. , throwing something out a window
12. , a silly, overly talkative person
13. , nervous stomach feeling
14. , to run away quickly
15. , bad-tempered and argumentative
16. , to trick or confuse
20. , overly picky about small details
21. , nonsense
25. , to leave suddenly
27. , a morally unprincipled person

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4. – Memory
7. – Resilience
8. – Innocence
11. - Protection
12. – Prosperity
13. – Romance

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1. – Virtue
2. – Devotion
3. – Rebirth
5. – Luxury
6. – Departure
9. – Calmness
10. – Charity

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2. Around 793 AD, invaders known as the ____________ began attacking Britain and influencing the language.
4. The most famous work of Old English literature is the epic poem called ____________.
6. The historical record of events in England started by King Alfred is the Anglo-Saxon ________________.
8. The Anglo-Saxon period is often referred to as the ____________ Ages by some historians.
10. Before adopting the Latin alphabet, the Anglo-Saxons used an ancient writing system called ________________.
11. Old English was not a single language but was made up of several different ____________.

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1. Old English is a ______________ language, meaning it uses many word endings (inflections) to show grammar.
3. King ___________ the Great is famous for protecting the English language and encouraging literacy.
5. The Old English period began when three ______ tribes invaded Britain in the 5th century.
6. The conversion of the English people to introduced many Latin words into Old English.
7. The Anglo-Saxon era ended in 1066 after the famous ________ Conquest.
9. The original inhabitants of Britain before the Germanic invasion were the ___________.

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2. — Rahbarning xalq manfaatini birinchi o‘ringa qo‘yishi nima deyiladi?
4. — Rahbarning oqilona va chuqur o‘ylab qaror qabul qilishi nima deyiladi?
5. — Rahbarning boshqalar bilan fikr almashib qaror qabul qilishi nima deyiladi?
7. — Qoidalarga qat’iy rioya qilish va tartibni saqlash nima deyiladi?
8. — Rahbar o‘z vazifasini jiddiy va javobgarlik bilan bajarishi nima deyiladi?

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1. — Rahbarning pok, rostgo‘y va vijdonli bo‘lishi nima deyiladi?
3. ustuvorligi — Davlatda qonunlarning hamma uchun bir xil amal qilishi nima deyiladi?
6. — Davlatni to‘g‘ri va tenglik asosida boshqarish nima deyiladi?

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7. löödakse jalaga palli
8. gratsiline uisutamine
10. lüüakse litrit kepidega jääl
11. visatakse terava otsaga pulki

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1. lüüakse palli kätega üle võrgu
2. lüüakse kurikaga väikest palli
3. visatakse palli korvi
4. kasutatakse rekketeid
5. hüppatakse üle pulga erinevatel kõrgustel
6. joostakse ja andakse pulk edasi kaaslasele
9. see tegevus toimub vees

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4. The area meant to be seen by the public
6. Outdoor items like fountains or sculptures
7. Area that should be hidden but still functional
9. helps define space and provide privacy

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1. Plants placed along the base of a house
2. Area used for recreation and relaxation
3. Provides shade and structure in a landscape
5. plants placed near the corners of a house
8. Trees should ______ the house like a picture

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1. le langage du corps
6. dégoûtant
8. poser debout
9. être debout
10. déterminer, décider
11. être couché, posé à plat

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2. raconter
3. reconnaître
4. poser à plat
5. détendu
7. dangereux

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2. occido
3. noster
5. is
8. pono
10. ibi
11. nomen
12. facio
14. ira
17. vester
20. prope + accusative
22. Fortes fortuna adiuvat
23. statim
24. consumo
25. ostendo

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1. dextra
4. inquit
6. ignis
7. vos
9. similis
13. tantus
15. vis
16. tuus
18. pro viribus
19. nos
21. bellum gerere

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2. ujumise stiil pärit havaist 1893.a
4. 1 versus 1 ilma abi vahenditeta
7. millises jooksus pidi jooksma 192,27m
8. jalgrattaspordi ala mis toimub kattega teel
9. eesmärk on lüüa pall vastas mängija poolele
10. vihje:oda

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1. millises jooksus pidi olema täis varustus
3. tavaliselt mõeldakse seda spordi ala all siiski krooliujumist
5. seal kasutatakse kerget ja paindlikku relva
6. peab hüppama nii kaugele kui saad

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4. Aynı alanda yaşayan farklı türlerin oluşturduğu topluluk.
7. Ekosistemi etkileyen cansız faktörler (ışık, sıcaklık, su vb.).
8. Niş Bir canlının ekosistemdeki görevi veya yaptığı iş.
9. Belirli bir alanda yaşayan canlılar ve cansız çevrenin oluşturduğu bütün.

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1. Ekosistemi oluşturan canlı varlıklar.
2. Belirli bir bölgede yaşayan aynı türe ait bireyler topluluğu.
3. İki farklı türün bir arada yaşaması durumu.
5. Bir canlının doğal olarak yaşadığı ve ürediği yer (adresi).
6. Kendine has iklim ve bitki örtüsü olan büyük coğrafi bölgeler.

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1. A matching outfit worn by members of the same team or school.
7. A set of symbols or steps used to solve a math problem.
9. The specific arrangement or structure of a group, like soldiers.
10. To develop a strategy or carefully put a plan into words.
11. To twist out of shape or ruin the natural appearance.
12. To act, sing, or execute a task in front of an audience.
13. To grow or develop in an abnormal or incorrect shape.
14. To completely change the look, nature, or state of something.

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2. Improved in behavior or changed for the better.
3. To give someone facts or notify them about an event.
4. To follow established rules or behave like everyone else.
5. A raised floor for speakers or a digital stage for apps.
6. A person who provides secret or inside information to others.
8. Existing in many different shapes, types, or appearances.

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3. is a thick layer of fat tissue it is use as an insulator for mammal
5. they are eared seals that also have fur
7. fishermen sometimes shoot them because of their large appetites
8. the declining population often is because of over fishing and destruction of habitat
9. they are called mammals mostly because they have the same biological traits as land mammals
10. they are the smallest dolphins

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1. they are nearly extinct
2. seal largest pinniped about 8,000 pounds
4. they have no visible ear flap
6. could learn how to mimic our voices and even conversant with us

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3. Representation by an attorney
4. Excessively harsh punishment prohibited
6. Illegally obtained evidence cannot be used in court
8. Freedoms protected from government interference
11. Implicating oneself in a crime
13. Considered innocent until proven guilty
15. Right to compel witnesses to testify
16. Right to challenge unlawful detention
17. Law enforcement actions limited by the Fourth Amendment

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1. Being tried twice for the same offense
2. Environment where legal proceedings take place
5. Fairness and justice in legal proceedings
7. Government must treat people equally under the law
8. Right to confront witnesses against you
9. Trial decided by a group of impartial citizens
10. Fundamental rights guaranteed by the Constitution
12. Fundamental rights the government cannot infringe
14. Rights read to someone in custody

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2. The simplest, lightest, and most abundant chemical element in the universe.
4. The study of everything in the universe beyond Earth's atmosphere.
5. A groundbreaking American astronomer who proved that other galaxies exist outside the Milky Way and discovered that the universe is constantly expanding.
10. American avant-garde theater director, playwright, and visual artist.
13. Cosmic Microwave Background radiation is the leftover heat and light from the Big Bang, filling all space in the universe.
16. A massive, gravitationally bound system consisting of stars, stellar remnants, gas, dust, and dark matter.
17. A colorless, odorless, tasteless, and nonflammable gas that is the second lightest and second most abundant element in the universe.
18. German-born theoretical physicist is widely considered one of the most influential scientists of all time.

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1. German-American physicist and radio astronomer.
3. Prominent English astronomer and astrophysicist known for explaining how elements are created inside stars.
6. The entire range of all possible frequencies of electromagnetic radiation, which travel in waves and transport energy.
7. Absolutely everything that exists: all space, time, matter, and energy.
8. The narrow range of electromagnetic radiation that the human eye can perceive, spanning colors from violet to red.
9. The leading scientific explanation that the universe began roughly 13.8 billion years ago from an extremely hot, dense point and has been expanding and cooling ever since.
11. An instrument that breaks up a wave into a frequency spectrum.
12. The capacity or ability to do work, cause change, or move matter.
14. The stretching of light waves as an object moves away from the observer, causing the light to shift toward the red end of the spectrum.
15. The compression of light waves from an object moving toward an observer, causing its light to shift toward the blue/violet end of the spectrum.

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3. Who invented the Social Contract?
8. Why was the Social Contact made?
9. What did Adam Smith say you could show yourself through?

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1. What was the purpose of the enlightenment?
2. What did Laissez-Faire contribute?
4. What were natural rights?
5. Who made the natural rights?
6. Who influenced women equality?
7. Why was the social contract made?

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2. a house for teachers to live in
4. anger about something bad
8. not wanting to do something
10. not caring about right or wrong
12. friendly and nice
14. being one of a kind
16. someone who type down what people say
17. getting better after being sick or hurt
19. socks or stockings
20. a wallet

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1. confident attitude
3. done regularly
5. so small
6. at risk or harm
7. cutting parts of plants to help them
9. someone who chooses not to do something
11. being kept in one place
13. Feeling d=sad for a long time
15. hard to understand
18. a feeling something bad will happen

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3. Prominent British astronomer and mathematician best known for explaining how chemical elements are created inside stars
7. A groundbreaking American astronomer who proved that other galaxies exist outside our own Milky Way
8. A massive, gravitationally bound system containing billions of stars, planets, gas, dust, and dark matter
9. The scientific study of everything in the universe outside Earth's atmosphere
12. German-born theoretical physicist widely considered one of the most influential scientists of all time
15. The narrow range of electromagnetic radiation (light) that the human eye can perceive, spanning colors from violet to red
16. An American astronomer who won the 1978 Nobel Prize in Physics for discovering cosmic microwave background radiation, which helped prove the Big Bang theory
17. An instrument that splits light into its different colors or wavelengths, creating a spectrum that is then recorded
18. The simplest, lightest, and most abundant chemical element in the universe

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1. The "afterglow" or leftover heat from the Big Bang
2. A lightweight, colorless, and odorless gas that is commonly used to fill balloons and make them float
4. The capacity or ability to do work
5. American physicist who co-discovered Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB) radiation
6. The entire range of all possible frequencies of electromagnetic radiation, which travel in waves and transport energy
10. The leading explanation for how the universe began
11. Everything that exists, encompassing all space, time, matter, and energy
13. The displacement of the spectrum to shorter wavelengths in the light coming from distant celestial objects moving toward the observer
14. The stretching of light waves from an object (like a star or galaxy) as it moves away from the observer

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5. suspicion of bacterial meningitis is a
7. can live dormant in CNS/PNS but not part of resident microbiota
8. Inflammation of the meninges
11. gram-negative diplococci, causes most serious of acute meningitis
13. small dots caused by hemorrhage
14. more common and less dangerous form of meningitis
16. meningitis form that is very rare

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1. diagnosis of suspected meningitis
2. less common and more dangerous form of meningitis
3. infectious proteins which have no genetic material
4. causes 4 of 5 cases of meningitis
6. is 85% of all prion disease in humans
9. have no resident microbiota
10. treatment begun immediately in the case of bacterial meningitis
12. microcephaly is a common complication of this virus
15. has only a partial immune response

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1. Sacrafice
3. Worship
5. work. Good work
7. Unity
10. Communicate
12. Truth
13. Profitable

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2. Christlike
4. Praying
6. Disciple
8. Humble
9. Faith
11. Equipped

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2. random changes in alleles or genes
3. disappearance of particular genes or alleles from a population by chance, not by natural selection
4. model for studying how allele frequencies are changing in a population; states that allele frequency will remain constant in a population if no evolutionary forces are acting upon it
6. environmental event wipes out a large number of individuals, resulting in a significant loss of genetic variation

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1. a small new population is established by a few individuals from a larger population; ________ Effect
5. changes in allele frequencies in a population over time

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3. Who invented the Social Contract?
8. Why was the Social Contact made?
9. What did Adam Smith say you could show yourself through?

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1. What was the purpose of the enlightenment?
2. What did Laissez-Faire contribute?
4. What were natural rights?
5. Who made the natural rights?
6. Who influenced women equality?
7. Why was the social contract made?

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2. The most common element in the universe
4. The study of space, stars, and planets
5. Showed that galaxies are moving away, meaning the universe is expanding
10. an American scientist who studied space
13. Leftover heat from the Big Bang, like a faint glow filling space
16. A huge group of stars, gas, and dust held together by gravity
17. The second most common element, also found in balloons on Earth
18. A scientist who helped explain how space and time work

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1. an American scientist who studied space
3. Had a different idea about how the universe works
6. All kinds of light, including ones we can’t see, like X-rays and radio waves
7. Everything that exists—space, stars, planets, and galaxies
8. the range of visible light
9. how astronomers explain the way the universe began
11. A tool scientists use to split light into colors to learn about stars
12. What makes things happen, like light and heat traveling through space
14. something is moving away from us
15. something is moving closer to us

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3. The statue that Aaron made was fashioned out of ______.
7. ______ is the book of the Bible where this story takes place.
9. Moses broke the stone ______ when he came down the mountain and saw the statue.
11. The Israelites' actions made God ______.
13. Moses breaking the commandments showed that the ______ between God and Israel had been broken.

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1. Israel wanted a god like one of the ______ gods.
2. Moses is a picture of ______, who mediated between us and God and gives us salvation.
4. As punishment for their sins, 3,000 men were put to ______.
5. God wanted to wipe the people out and start a new ______ through Moses.
6. The statue was shaped to look like a ______.
8. As punishment for their sins, Moses burned the statue, ground it into powder, and made the Israelites ______ it.
10. Moses mediated between God and the people and turned away God's ______.
12. God gave the people ______ commandments to follow.

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2. The simplest and most abundant element in the universe.
4. The scientific study of celestial objects and the physical universe
5. The astronomer who discovered that the universe is expanding.
10. Partner of Arno Penzias in discovering the "echo" of the Big Bang.
13. The leftover thermal energy from the early universe that fills all space.
16. A massive system of stars, gas, and dust held together by gravity.
17. The second most abundant element in the universe, formed shortly after the Big Bang.
18. The physicist who developed the general theory of relativity.

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1. Co-discoverer of the cosmic microwave background radiation using a radio telescope.
3. The simplest and most abundant element in the universe.
6. The full range of all types of radiation, from radio waves to gamma rays.
7. All existing matter, space, and time considered as a whole.
8. The portion of electromagnetic radiation that can be seen by the human eye.
9. The scientific model explaining the origin of the universe as a rapid expansion from a high-density state.
11. An instrument used to split light into its component colors for study.
12. According to Einstein, this is equivalent to mass multiplied by the square of the speed of light.
14. The displacement of spectral lines toward longer wavelengths in objects moving away from the observer.
15. The shortening of light wavelengths from an object moving toward the observer.

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2. the lightest, simplest, and most abundant element in the universe, composed of one proton and one electron
4. the scientific study of everything outside Earth's atmosphere, including stars, planets, moons, galaxies, and space phenomena
5. proving other galaxies exist outside the Milky Way and discovering that the universe is expanding
10. He is most famous for the "discovery of the century" in cosmology. In 1964, while working at Bell Labs, he and Arno Penzias discovered Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB) radiation.
13. the faint, leftover light and heat from the Big Bang, filling all of space uniformly
16. a massive, gravity-bound system containing millions to trillions of stars, gas, dust, and dark matter, all orbiting a common center
17. a colorless, odorless, tasteless, and non-toxic noble gas that is lighter than air and extremely unreactive
18. the pursuit of fundamental, elegant theories that reduce complex phenomena to their most basic, essential elements without losing accuracy

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1. a Nobel Prize-winning physicist known for his discovery of the "afterglow" of the Big Bang
3. refers to the development of stellar nucleosynthesis—the concept that all heavy elements in the universe are created inside stars through nuclear fusion
6. the entire range of all types of light radiation, arranged by energy, frequency, or wavelength
7. the totality of all existence, encompassing all space, time, matter, and energy
8. the narrow range of electromagnetic radiation that the human eye can perceive, spanning colors from violet to red
9. the leading scientific explanation for how the universe began 13.8 billion years ago from an extremely hot, dense point (singularity
11. a scientific instrument that breaks light (or other waves) into a spectrum—like a rainbow—and records it
12. the capacity or ability to do work, cause change, or move matter
14. the stretching of light waves from an object moving away from an observer, shifting its color toward the red end of the spectrum
15. a phenomenon where light from an object moving toward an observer shifts toward shorter, blue wavelengths

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1. cannot infringe upon them, protected under the Due Process Clauses of the Fifth
9. Punishment: Punishments that are considered excessively harsh or
15. principle that requires the government to treat individuals equally under
16. to confront witnesses against them in a trial.
17. by an attorney who provides advice, guidance, and advocacy
19. or infringement.
21. their constitutional rights, including the right to remain silent and the right to an attorney.
22. individuals involved in legal proceedings.
23. a trial, based on the Fourth Amendment.
25. for the same offense, as guaranteed by the Fifth Amendment.
27. to compel the attendance of witnesses and the production of evidence in their
28. act of implicating oneself in a crime or providing evidence that could
31. legal action that allows individuals to challenge the lawfulness of their
32. property, subject to limitations imposed by the Fourth Amendment.
33. to the crime committed, prohibited by the Eighth Amendment.
34. to one own conviction, protected against by the Fifth Amendment.
36. provision of the Sixth Amendment, allowing

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2. given by law enforcement to individuals in custody, advising them
3. trial in which the facts of a case are decided by a group of impartial individuals
4. by law enforcement to investigate, gather evidence, or
5. principle that a defendant is considered innocent until
6. legal principle that prohibits illegally obtained evidence from being used
7. Fourteenth Amendments.
8. environment or context in which legal proceedings take place, typically
10. legal principle that prevents an individual from being tried or punished
11. idea that certain rights are so fundamental that the
12. freedoms and rights protected by law, typically from government
13. the presentation of evidence, examination of witnesses, and determination of guilt or
14. or imprisonment, ensuring they are not held unlawfully.
18. by a judge or jury.
20. provision of the Sixth Amendment guaranteeing the right of a
24. law, as guaranteed by the Fourteenth Amendment.
26. principle that ensures fairness and justice in legal proceedings, including
29. from the community.
30. right to a fair trial, notice of charges, and the opportunity to be heard.
35. guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.

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2. The killing of pathogenic agents by using potent means of disinfection
6. A portable kit containing items that are used in the initial care of the patient.
7. a device that provides a firm surface under the patient's torso.
8. A person who assists a driver in backing up an ambulance to help adjust for blind spots at the back of a vehicle.
10. Areas of the road that are blocked from your view by your vehicle or mirrors.
11. To remove or neutralize radiation, chemical, or other hazardous material from clothing, equipment, vehicles, and personnel.
12. Medical evacuation of a patient by a helicopter.
13. A process, such as heating, that removes microbial contamination
15. The killing of pathogenic agents by direct application of chemicals.
16. The process of removing dirt, dust, blood, or other visible contaminants from a surface.

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1. The six-pointed star emblem that identifies vehicles that meet federal specifications as licensed or certified ambulances.
3. A safe distance between your vehicle and any vehicles around you.
4. Fixed-wing and rotary-wing aircraft that have been modified for medical care; used to evacuate and transport patients with life-threatening injuries to treatment facilities.
5. Specialized vehicles used to transport EMS equipment and personnel to the scenes of medical emergencies.
9. Occurs when the tires of a vehicle are lifted off the road surface as a result of water piling up underneath them, making the vehicle seem as if it's floating.
14. A specialized vehicle for treating and transporting sick and injured patients.

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2. The lightest and most common element in the universe, found in stars.
4. The science of studying stars, planets, and space.
5. A scientist who discovered that galaxies are moving away from each other.
10. A scientist who worked with Penzias to discover that same energy
13. A faint glow left over from when the universe first began.
16. A huge group of stars, gas, and dust held together by gravity.
17. A very light gas used to fill balloons so they float.
18. A famous scientist who helped us understand space, time, and gravity.

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1. A scientist who helped discover leftover energy from the early universe.
3. A scientist who had a different idea about how the universe began.
6. All kinds of light, including ones we can’t see, like radio waves and X-rays
7. Everything that exists, including stars, planets, and space.
8. All the colors of light we can see, like a rainbow.
9. The idea that the universe started a very long time ago from a tiny, hot point and has been growing bigger ever since.
11. A tool scientists use to split light into colors to learn about stars and space.
12. What makes things move, work, or change.
14. When light from something away from us looks more red.
15. When light from something moving closer to us looks more blue.

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2. see on väga rahulik ja täpne mäng
5. sarnane poksiga
7. jäähoki mida mängitakse kelkudel
9. sa pead suruma vastase maha
10. sul on pall ja reket

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1. sa sõidad rattaga
3. sa lased märklaudu
4. korvpall mida mängitakse rattastoolidel
6. sa jooksed koos relvaga
8. sa saad märjaks

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5. I am bald, have a belly and I am the teacher in this class.
7. I have glasses and like to fish and wrestle. I went to state in wrestling
10. I love horses and have some and I wear glasses.
12. I have a blond spot in my hair, I never wear shorts in school, I like parkour
13. I have black hair and will get angry if I get a problem wrong
14. I am short, long hair, play 4 square and I never wear shorts

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1. I like horses and I love to read all the time even when Mr. Dowell is talking
2. I always wear dudes and nike and I have blue eyes and always wear hoodies
3. I am very hyper and I have a high voice when I get excited
4. I like to change the subject when the class is in a discussion
6. I like wearing shorts and I like skying and I am tall
8. I have long hair, I am short and wear sweatshirts and I like sports
9. I have hazzle eyes and I am the biggest hugger in the class
11. I have dirty blond hair and it is long. I like reading Dork Diaries Books
12. I have hazzle eyes and I like to write long paragraphs

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2. A famous scientist who studied space, time, and gravity.
4. A scientist who helped name the Big Bang Theory.
7. All types of light, including ones we can’t see like X-rays and radio waves.
9. The ability to do work or make things happen, like moving or giving off light or heat.
12. Faint heat left over from the Big Bang that scientists can still detect today.
15. A huge group of stars, dust, and gas held together by gravity.
17. When light looks more blue because objects are moving closer to us.
18. When light from objects in space looks more red because they are moving away from us.

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1. All the colors of light we can see, like a rainbow.
3. A tool scientists use to study light and see what it is made of.
5. A scientist who helped discover leftover radiation from the Big Bang.
6. A scientist who worked with Penzias to find evidence of the Big Bang.
8. The study of space, stars, planets, and the universe.
10. The idea that the universe started a long time ago with a huge explosion and has been growing ever since.
11. A scientist who showed that the universe is expanding.
13. The lightest and most common gas in the universe; stars are mostly made of it.
14. Everything that exists, including all stars, planets, and space.
16. A very light gas found in the universe; it’s what makes balloons float.

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2. faint, nearly uniform radiation filling the universe
4. the wavelength of the light is stretched, so the light is seen as 'shifted' towards the red part of the spectrum.
9. acclaimed American avant-garde theater director,
10. the prevailing scientific model explaining that the universe began approximately 13.8 billion years ago
11. the fundamental capacity to do work, existing in potential (stored) and kinetic (motion) forms.
12. The visible light spectrum is the narrow segment of the electromagnetic spectrum detectable by the human eye
13. to be as many as 100 billion to 2 trillion galaxies in the universe
15. German-born theoretical physicist
16. generally refers to two distinct concepts: a physical phenomenon in astronomy where light from an object moving toward an observer shifts to shorter (blue) wavelengths
18. pioneering American astronome

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1. an instrument that splits light (or other radiation) into its component wavelengths to record a spectrum
3. all existing matter, energy, and space.
5. the entire range of light radiation, spanning from low-energy
6. the scientific study of celestial objects (stars, planets, galaxies, black holes
7. English astronomer and mathematician
8. German-American astrophysicist
14. colorless, odorless, non-toxic noble gas with the lowest boiling point of any element
17. (\(H_{2}\)) is the lightest and most abundant element in the universe, constituting

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4. Cincinnati
7. Knoxville
11. Los Angeles
12. New Orleans

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1. Omaha
2. Miami
3. Charleston
5. Smiths Grove
6. Odessa
8. Macon
9. St.Louis
10. West Memphis

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2. the fear of water
4. the fear of open spaces or crowds
7. the fear of holes
8. Fear of tight spaces
9. the fear of flying

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1. the fear of heights
3. the fear of spiders
5. fear of germs
6. the fear of fire
10. the fear of snakes

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2. A shop that sells bread, cakes, and pastries.
4. A large store that sells food, drinks, and household items.
5. store A smaller shop selling food and daily necessities.

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1. A shop that sells fresh fruits and vegetables.
3. A shop that sells meat.

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3. The deep sadness surrounding his home life
5. Show deep sorrow
9. A place to stay or adjustment to a new, painful reality
11. Formal attire, symbol of maturity
13. Where a dead person eternally rests
15. Recall the past
16. The medical program for the terminally ill where his mother was
18. Intense sorrow, which Matt Carries constantly

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1. Matt's feeling of being older than his peers due to his loss
2. The city where Matt lives
4. The obligation Matt feels to the funeral process and his family
5. Funeral director
6. The lack of feeling
7. The raw, loud sound of grief from his father
8. The flowers, symbolizing fleeting life and memory
10. A false sense of security or power that is shattered by death
12. People at the funeral, highlighting
14. Indistinct speech, often relating to the fathers broken state
16. The vehicle used to carry the coffin
17. The physical reactions to awkward conversations about death

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2. the simplest, lightest, and most abundant chemical element in the universe, represented by the symbol H and atomic number 1. It consists of one proton and one
4. the scientific study of everything in the universe beyond Earth's atmosphere, including stars, planets, moons, galaxies, and gas
5. an American astronomer who proved the universe is expanding and that galaxies exist outside our own Milky Way
10. American radio astronomer who co-discovered cosmic microwave background radiation, confirming the Big Bang theory
13. the faint, nearly uniform, remnant heat left over from the Big Bang, filling all space in the universe
16. a massive, gravity-bound system consisting of stars, stellar remnants, gas, dust, and dark matter
17. a colorless, odorless, tasteless, and non-toxic noble gas that is lighter than air
18. refinement of everyday thinking

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1. German-American radio astronomer and physicist
3. all elements heavier than helium were created inside stars, a process known as stellar nucleosynthesis.
6. the entire range of all types of light radiation, organized by wavelength or frequency
7. everything that exists, encompassing all space, time, matter, and energy
8. The narrow segment of electromagnetic radiation that the human eye can perceive, spanning colors from violet to red
9. The Big Bang theory is the leading scientific explanation for the origin of the universe
11. a scientific instrument that splits light (or other radiation) into its component colors/wavelengths—like a prism creating a rainbow—and records this spectrum
12. the capacity or ability to do work, cause change, or move matter
14. the stretching of light waves from an object (like a star or galaxy) as it moves away from an observer
15. the decrease in wavelength (and increase in frequency) of light emitted by an object as it moves toward an observer

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5. Η ατομική ακτίνα αυξάνεται προς τα _____ σε μια ομάδα.
6. Οι οριζόντιες γραμμές λέγονται _____.
9. Τα μέταλλα βρίσκονται κάτω και _____ στον περιοδικό πίνακα.
10. Η ηλεκτραρνητικότητα αυξάνεται προς τα _____ σε μια ομάδα.

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1. Τα στοιχεία της ίδιας ομάδας έχουν παρόμοια _____ συμπεριφορά.
2. Οι κατακόρυφες στήλες λέγονται _____.
3. Τα άτομα των στοιχείων της ίδιας ομάδας έχουν ίδιο αριθμό ηλεκτρονίων _____.
4. Τα άτομα των στοιχείων της ίδιας περιόδου έχουν ίδιο αριθμό _____.
7. Τα αμέταλλα βρίσκονται πάνω και _____ στον περιοδικό πίνακα.
8. Τα αλκάλια βρίσκονται στην _____ ομάδα.

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1. Importantes en la Antigüedad junto a tragedias
8. Artistas que aparecieron en la Edad Media
9. El músico más importante de la Edad Media
11. Periodo del Jazz y la experimentación tímbrica
13. Forma vocal que aparece en el periodo Barroco
15. Época de Vivaldi y Johann Sebastián Bach
17. Tipo de música muy importante en la Edad Media
21. Varias líneas melódicas simultáneas y armónicas
22. Búsqueda de nuevas combinaciones tímbricas
23. Música representativa del periodo del Clasicismo
24. Material de los instrumentos en la Prehistoria

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2. Época donde Egipto Grecia y Atenas fueron importantes
3. Forma vocal del Barroco junto a la ópera
4. Periodo donde aparecen los juglares y trovadores
5. Periodo de Mozart y Beethoven
6. Tipo de canto que aparece en la Edad Media
7. Música en rituales de caza o guerra
10. Periodo del laúd y gran importancia de la voz humana
12. Movimiento de Debussy y Maurice Ravel
14. Género vocal que aparece en el Barroco
16. Manera de sentir y concebir la naturaleza
18. Instrumento que apareció junto a la lira
19. Instrumento de cuerda de la Antigüedad
20. En la Prehistoria los ritmos imitaban a estos

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3. quick assessment for classifying burns
4. temp greater than 101
8. selective removal of nonviable tissue using sharp instruments like curettes
9. determined by the depth and extent of a burn
12. selective use of the body's enzymes to break down nonviable tissue
14. applied no longer than 20 minutes
16. packing the wound too tightly adds pressure to the wound bed _____ the healing process
17. damages all layers of the skin, dry surface, little to no pain
18. moistened gauze dressing placed into the wound and allowed to dry
19. nonselective removal of viable and nonviable tissue and debris, should only be used when nonviable necrotic tissue is present
20. only effects the epidermis, small thin-walled blisters, painful & tingling

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1. separation of wound layers where visceral organs protrude through the wound opening
2. may be required to remove nonviable, necrotic tissue, necessary to rid the wound of infection
5. gauze is moistened with prescribed solution and meant to stay wet, used for clean open wounds
6. partial or total separation of wound layers due to an incision failing to properly heal
7. damages entire epidermal layer and varying depths of dermis, large thick-walled blisters, wet/shiny, and painful
10. applying ice or ice water may lead to this causing further tissue damage
11. slower method that relies on enzymes applied externally to the wound
13. commonly used to manage delayed closure surgical wounds healing by secondary or tertiary intentions
15. promotes formation of granulation tissue

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3. Letters gather together to echo the noises of the world.
7. Two different things stand side by side, connected by a small linking word.
9. One thing quietly becomes another without warning.
10. The same starting sound knocks again and again.

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1. Something lifeless suddenly acts as if it has thoughts, feelings, or movement.
2. Words build pictures so clearly that the scene begins to appear in your mind.
4. Language stretches itself far beyond the truth to grab attention.
5. Line endings lean toward each other, sounding the same as they meet.
6. A word refuses to leave and keeps returning again and again.
8. Question: A question floats into the air but waits for no reply.

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2. Hydrogen is the very lightest chemical element, and the first one listed on the periodic table. Some scientists believe that hydrogen will one day be used as fuel in cars and trucks.
4. Astronomy is the science that looks up: at stars, at other planets, at solar systems, at galaxies, and at everything else in the universe.
5. groundbreaking American astronomer who revolutionized cosmology by proving that other galaxies exist outside the Milky Way and that the universe is expanding
10. influential American avant-garde director, playwright, and visual artist
13. (cosmology) the cooled remnant of the hot big bang that fills the entire universe and can be observed today with an average temperature of about 2.725 kelvin
16. A galaxy is a collection of stars and planets that are held together by gravity. In a galaxy, the celestial bodies rotate around a central object.
17. The element helium is a colorless, odorless gas. Because helium is lighter than air, it's commonly used for filling balloons to make them float.
18. German-born theoretical physicist recognized as the most influential scientist of the 20th century

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1. German-born American physicist and radio astronomer
3. prominent British astrophysicist and cosmologist
6. the entire frequency range of electromagnetic waves
7. Universe is a big word — in fact, it includes all matter and all of space
8. the distribution of colors produced when light is dispersed by a prism
9. (cosmology) the theory that the universe originated sometime between 10 billion and 20 billion years ago from the cataclysmic explosion of a small volume of matter at extremely high density and temperature
11. a spectroscope by which spectra can be photographed
12. the federal department responsible for maintaining a national energy policy of the United States; created in 1977
14. (astronomy) a shift in the spectra of very distant galaxies toward longer wavelengths (toward the red end of the spectrum); generally interpreted as evidence that the universe is expanding
15. an astronomical phenomenon where light from an object moving toward an observer shifts to shorter, bluer wavelengths due to the Doppler effect

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1. Mis on kilbijooksu teine nimi?
5. Mis on tänapäeva vabavõitluse (MMA) eelkäija?
6. Milline spordiala lõppes kui sportlane oli löödud võitlusvõimetuks?
7. Kes ei tohtinud esimestel olümpiamängudel osaleda?
9. Koht, kus toimusid esimesed olümpiamängud.
10. Mis on pentatlon?

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2. See oli esimene ala olümpiamängude kavas.
3. Millise puu okstest tehti võitjale pärg?
4. Kuidas nimetati kahe staadionipikkust jooksu?
8. Kuue või kahe diaulose pikkune jooks antiikolümpiamängudel.

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3. The Earth's heating up
5. Reuse old materials to make new things
8. Pick up this to help the planet
9. A small area of plants

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1. A place with a lot of trees
2. The planet we live on
4. The thing that plants do
6. He speaks for the trees
7. The color of plants

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3. the distribution of colors produced when light is dispersed by a prism
5. an instrument that splits light into its component wavelengths to record a spectrum
8. an American physicist and radio astronomer.
9. a nonmetallic univalent element that is normally a colorless and odorless highly flammable
11. physicist born in Germany who formulated the special theory of relativity and the general theory of relativity
12. an English astrophysicist and advocate of the steady state theory of cosmology
13. a very light colorless element that is one of the six inert gasses
14. the entire frequency range of electromagnetic waves
16. a renowned American avantgarde stage director, playwright, and visual artist
17. an astronomical phenomenon where light from an object moving toward an observer shifts to shorter

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1. everything that exists anywhere
2. the cooled remnant of the hot big bang that fills the entire universe
4. the branch of physics that studies celestial bodies and the universe as a whole
6. a collection of star systems
7. the theory that the universe originated sometime between 10 billion and 20 billion years ago from the cataclysmic explosion
10. a shift in the spectra of very distant galaxies toward longer wavelengths
14. United States astronomer who discovered that the speed with which nebulae recede increases with their distance from the observer
15. forceful exertion

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2. Study of heritable changes in gene expression not involving DNA sequence changes
5. The process of synthesizing RNA from a DNA template
6. A protein that binds DNA and inhibits transcription
9. DNA element that represses transcription when bound by regulatory proteins

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1. A cluster of genes under control of a single promoter (common in prokaryotes)
3. A DNA sequence that increases transcription when bound by activators
4. A heritable change in DNA sequence
5. Process of synthesizing protein from mRNA
7. Coding region of a gene that remains after RNA processing
8. Gene-silencing mechanism involving small RNA molecules

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1. everything that exists, encompassing all space, time, matter, and energy
3. instrument that splits light into a spectrum like a rainbow and records it
4. weaving performance, visual art, and design into immersive tapestries of image and sound.
6. The portion of the electromagnetic spectrum that triggers color perception in humans.
7. prominent British astronomer and astrophysicist
10. the simplest, lightest, and most abundant chemical element in the universe
12. the cooled remnant of the first light that could ever travel freely throughout the Universe
15. the scientific study of everything in the universe outside Earth's atmosphere, including stars, planets, comets, and galaxies
16. German-born theoretical physicist widely considered one of the most influential scientists of all time
18. the ability to do work, cause change, or power movement

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2. the entire range of all possible frequencies of electromagnetic radiation, which travel in waves and transport energy
5. light from galaxies shifted to shorter wavelengths
8. the universe began as just a single point, then expanded and stretched to grow as large as it is right now
9. odorless and invisible element gas found on the periodic table of elements
11. a massive, gravitational bound system containing billions of stars, planets, gas, dust, and dark matter
13. Light from these galaxies is shifted to longer wavelengths
14. German-American astrophysicist who co-discovered cosmic microwave background (CMB) radiation
17. played a pivotal role in deciphering the vast and complex nature of the universe

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1. Required exams for some government jobs. ____ Act.
4. Carnegie’s ________________________ said the wealthy should help others help themselves.
8. Opposed Catholic immigration. American ____ Association.
10. Journalist who led anti-lynching campaigns.
12. Immigration station in California for Asians. ____ Island.
13. Farmers who wanted free silver and regulation supported ________________________.
14. Founded Hull House to aid immigrants and the poor.

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2. Immigration station in New York for European. ____ Island.
3. Social ________________________ applied Darwin’s theory of evolution to society.
5. Promoted Reform Darwinism and government intervention.
6. Supreme Court case upholding segregation. Plessy v ____.
7. Rising ________________________ reflected prejudice against immigrants.
9. Overcrowded housing for the working class.
11. Wrote 'rags-to-riches' novels.

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3. Mis spordialaga tegeletakse üle maailma ja mis koosneb 7 alast: ülisuurslaalom,alpi kahevõistlus,võistkonnaalad jne?
7. Mis on üks vanemaid ja harrastatavamaid spordialasid?
9. Mis spordiala koosneb riist ja vabaharjutustest?
10. Mis spordialal tõstedakse enda kehakaalust kolm korda suuremat raskust?

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1. Mis on maailma suurim spordivõistlus füüsilise või vaimse puudega inimestele?
2. Millises spordialas peavad vastased tabama relva torgete ja löömisega?
4. Mis soost inimesed võisid osaleda esimestel olümpiamängudel Vana-Kreekas?
5. Milline spordiala nõuab täpsust,kontrolli võimet ning kasutatakse vintpüsse ja püstoleid?
6. Mis spordialas võisteldakse vabaltujumises,seliliujumises,liblikujumises jne?
8. Kus toimusid esimesed Paraolümpiamängud?

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2. drowning
3. fire
5. spiders
6. falling through glass
7. getting bit
8. the fear of failing
9. the fear of ladybugs

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1. The death of somone eals
4. snaks
7. The dintest

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4. A protozoan amoeba that can invade the body and migrate to the brain, causing massive destruction of brain and spinal tissue
5. Small red or purple spots on the skin, conjunctiva, retina, and mucous membranes caused by the hemorrhage of capillaries.
6. A procedure, also known as a spinal tap, used to diagnose suspected cases of meningitis
9. An inflammation of the meninges caused by various microorganisms
10. Proteinaceous infectious particles that contain no genetic material and cause neurodegenerative diseases
11. The part of the nervous system containing nerves that emanate from the CNS to the sense organs and periphery of the body
13. A state of the CNS where it is only able to mount a partial immune response because normal immune responses could be detrimental to vital functions
14. A clinical sign and symptom of meningitis characterized by a sensitivity to light
15. A vascular interface between the brain and its serving blood vessels that allows very few molecules to pass, prohibiting most microorganisms and antibiotics from entering the nervous system

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1. A term often used for viral meningitis because no bacteria are found in the CSF
2. A fluid that provides a cushioning function as a structural defense for the nervous system
3. A human prion disease characterized by altered behavior, dementia, and uncontrollable muscle contractions, often resulting in "holes in the brain" (spongiform damage
7. Encephalopathies Neurodegenerative diseases caused by prions that have long incubation periods but rapid progressions
8. The component of the nervous system consisting of the brain and spinal cord
12. Cells in the nervous system with phagocytic capabilities, though their activity is reduced compared to phagocytic cells in other parts of the body

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2. A thing to open and close
3. A mysterious killer
4. A thing to watch a film on
5. A letter to drop

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1. A food to enjoy

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3. The "fight" between Gravity and Dark Energy
5. theoretical scenario where gravity eventually wins the tug-of-war, causing the universe to stop expanding and collapse back in on itself.
6. Another term for the universe, often used when emphasizing it as a complex and orderly system.
9. A property of space itself that acts as a sort of "anti-gravity."
10. Massive systems of stars, gas, dust, and dark matter held together by gravity.
11. Anything that has mass and takes up space. In astronomy, this includes everything from dust grains to giant stars.

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1. The observation that space itself is stretching, causing galaxies to move away from one another over time.
2. totality of all space, time, matter, and energy.
4. The universal force of attraction between all matter. It acts as the "glue" that holds galaxies together.
7. An unchanging state.
8. A mysterious form of matter that does not emit, absorb, or reflect light, making it invisible.

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1. Who made the natural rights?
4. Why was the social contract made?
6. What was the purpose of the enlightenment?
8. How does Rousseau correlate to the Social Contract?
9. Who influenced women equality?

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2. What did Adam Smith contribute?
3. What did Laissez-Faire contribute?
5. Why was the Social Contact made?
7. What were natural rights?

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4. Tashqi olamni bilish vositasi
5. Tafakkur operatsiyalari dam biri
6. Predmetlar obʼektiv muhim belgi asosida umumlashtirish

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1. Hodisalarni fikran yoki amaliy jihatdan hususiyatlarini tahlil qilish
2. Bir turkum ichidagi narsalarning bir biriga oʻhshashligiga va boshqa turkumdagi narsalardan farq qilishiga qarab narsalarni turkumlarga ajratish tizimi
3. Nazariy tafakkurni oldindan koʻrish imkoniyatini yaratadigan tafakkur

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2. Η αρχή "ο ρυπαίνων ..." αφορά την περιβαλλοντική ευθύνη (8 γράμματα).
3. Η κορυφαία μορφή εθελοντισμού (9 γράμματα).

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1. Συστηματική άρνηση πληρωμής φόρων (12 γράμματα).
4. Το 112 είναι ο Ευρωπαϊκός Αριθμός Έκτακτης ... (7 γράμματα).

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1. Massive "islands" in space made of stars, gas, and dust held together by gravity.
6. The systematic investigation into a subject to discover new facts or theories.
8. The capacity to do work or cause change; in deep space, it's often "dark."
9. A state of being contrary or acting against; in astronomy, it's when a planet is on the opposite side of Earth from the Sun.
11. Reaching a conclusion based on evidence and reasoning rather than direct observation.
12. To discover or identify the presence of something using specialized equipment.

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2. Describing a universe that stays the same size and doesn't change over time (a theory later proven wrong).
3. A synonymous term for the universe, often implying a sense of order or beauty.
4. The invisible pull that keeps your feet on the ground and planets in their orbits.Expansion Massive "islands" in space made of stars, gas, and dust held together by gravity.
5. The whole of all space, time, matter, and energy.
7. The ongoing "stretching" of the fabric of space.
10. The "stuff" that everything is made of, possessing mass and taking up space.

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3. the simplest and most abundant chemical element
4. a very light, colorless, and odorless gas
6. caused by an object moving toward an observer
7. British astronomer
8. a massive, gravitationally bound system
9. a pioneering American astronomer who proved that other galaxies exist outside our Milky Way
10. the ability to do work
12. the scientific study of everything in the universe
15. an American physicist
16. the leftover heat from the Big Bang
17. American experimental theater director

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1. the leading explanation for how the universe began
2. the narrow range of electromagnetic radiation
5. the entire range of all possible frequencies
11. German-born physicist
13. everything that exists
14. the stretching of light waves from an object
18. an instrument that splits light

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1. spaces of treble clef
4. lines above or below the staff
6. the clef boys more often sing on
8. a musical work
10. length of time a note is held
11. lines of treble clef
12. lines of bass clef

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2. spaces of bass clef
3. the clef girls more often sing on
5. the big staff combining the treble and bass
7. number of letters in the musical alphabet
9. what music notation is written on

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1. the small information printed on each page that typically includes the page number, school name, and year
4. a large decorative capital letter at the beginning of a story that drops down into the text to grab attention
6. the largest and most important text element and introduces the overall topic or focus
7. an imaginary line that runs across a spread
8. a short, easy-to-read piece of content such as a sidebar, list, or fact box that gives readers fast information
10. a group of pages that are printed on one large sheet of paper and folded together in the printing process

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2. a visual representation of information or data
3. two facing pages in the yearbook that are designed together as one unit
5. a self-contained block of information on a page
9. a secondary photo that supports the dominant photo on a spread

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6. Action de fermer complètement quelque chose
8. Sentiment très fort qui fait trembler de peur
9. Bruit sec produit par quelque chose qui se ferme fortement
10. Objet utilisé pour transporter de l’eau

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1. Manière d’agir avec beaucoup de force
2. Mouvement rapide du corps causé par une surprise
3. Moment ou endroit sans aucune lumière
4. Objet qui tient plusieurs bougies pour éclairer
5. Action de bouger quelque chose sans arrêt
7. Expression utilisée quand on est surpris

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1. chiqarish operatori
3. saralash operatori

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1. dasturlash tili
2. kiritish operatori

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3. What alphabet has only 12 letters?
5. Who won 18 Grammy Awards as a cellist?
8. This Central Asian large cat is the only feline which can't purr
10. First African American and South Asian American to serve as Vice President
11. Who created the USB?
13. Which Samoan Descent Safety played for the Steelers
14. Who was the architect behind the Louvre Pyramid in Paris
15. Was known as "Mr. Tornado"

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1. Who was the Japanese American Short-track speed skater winning 8 medals?
2. What month is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month?
4. In what sport was the first male and female Asian Olympic Gold medals in 1948?
6. How many time zones does China have?
7. The first migration of early humans traveled from where to Asia?
9. _______________ Was the argument heard in the Supreme Court case tried in 1898: United States v. Wong Kim Ark
12. Who was a legendary martial artist and actor

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1. Please _____ when I am speaking.
4. Let’s walk ________ the tunnel.
8. In school we learn _______ about many things.
10. A noise you can make with your mouth.
11. A King lives in a ______.
14. Someone who rarely lies.
17. An example is cat and bat.
20. To make something less hard.
21. To purchase something.
22. Music has a _________ to it.
23. To do something regularly.

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2. I’ll go even _______ I’m tired.
3. If you are old you have these on your face.
5. To plan where things go.
6. The ______ to the question is 22.
7. When I crashed my car all that was left was ________.
9. To quit your job.
10. A sport that involves fighting your opponent.
12. You ________ I wouldn’t notice you stealing a cookie.
13. Today I will _________ you homework in science.
15. To bring something.
16. To wet something.
18. Part of your hand.
19. To make someone feel special.

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2. The lightest, simplest, and most abundant chemical element in the universe.
4. The scientific study of everything beyond Earth’s atmosphere.
5. An American astronomer who proved that the universe is expanding and that galaxies exist outside our own Milky Way, fundamentally changing how we understand the cosmos.
10. An American astronomer who won the 1978 Nobel Prize in Physics for discovering the "echo" of the Big Bang, which proved how the universe began.
13. The faint, leftover light and heat from the Big Bang, filling all space uniformly.
16. A massive, gravitationally bound system consisting of stars, stellar remnants, gas, dust, and dark matter.
17. A chemical element (symbol He, atomic number 2) that is a colorless, odorless, tasteless, and non-flammable noble gas.
18. A German-born theoretical physicist (1879–1955) who revolutionized the way we understand the universe.

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1. An American radio astronomer who, along with Robert Wilson, accidentally discovered the Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB) in 1964.
3. All elements heavier than helium are created inside stars, a process known as nucleosynthesis.
6. The entire range of all possible frequencies of electromagnetic radiation, which travel in waves and transport energy.
7. The sum total of all existing matter, energy, space, and time.
8. The narrow range of electromagnetic radiation (light energy) that the human eye can detect, typically spanning wavelengths from about 380 to 750 nanometers.
9. The prevailing scientific model explaining that the universe began approximately 13.8 billion years ago from an extremely hot, dense point (singularity) and has been expanding and cooling ever since.
11. An instrument that splits light (or other electromagnetic radiation) into its component colors, or wavelengths, and records this pattern, called a spectrum.
12. The capacity or ability to do work, cause change, or move matter.
14. The stretching of light waves from an object (like a star or galaxy) moving away from an observer, causing the light to appear redder.
15. The decrease in wavelength (and increase in frequency) of light emitted by an object moving toward an observer.

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3. performed or occurring as a result of a sudden inner impulse or inclination and without premeditation or external stimulus.
7. a fictitious name, especially one used by an author.
8. (of a loud noise) be repeated several times as an echo.
9. suppose that something is true without having evidence to confirm it.
10. show or represent by a drawing, painting, or other art form.

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1. try hard to do or achieve something.
2. giving the relevant or necessary information clearly and in a few words; brief but comprehensive.
4. a supposition or a system of ideas intended to explain something, especially one based on general principles independent of the thing to be explained.
5. bring or recall to the conscious mind.
6. drive, force, or urge (someone) to do something.

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5. Η ανάπτυξη που δεν εξαντλεί τους φυσικούς πόρους (ονομάζεται και βιώσιμη)
6. Μαζί με τις γνώσεις, είναι απαραίτητες για τους εργαζόμενους ώστε να επιλύουν προβλήματα στην παραγωγή.

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1. Η εισαγωγή νέων ιδεών για τη βελτίωση των προϊόντων και την αύξηση της ανταγωνιστικότητας.
2. Η αντικατάσταση της χειρωνακτικής εργασίας από προγραμματιζόμενα συστήματα και μηχανήματα.
3. Πολύ σημαντική αρχή για την περιβαλλοντική προστασία (η αρχή της...).
4. Οι επιχειρήσεις που έχουν αναπτύξει οικολογική συνείδηση και προστατεύουν το περιβάλλον.

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1. fear of death
5. fear of liminal spaces
7. fear of the future
8. the fear of holes
9. fear of heights
10. fear of the dark

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2. the fear of the ocean
3. fear of spiders
4. fear of bieng watched
6. fear of strangers

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2. Action encouraged when practicing accountability
7. Self‑check method used to support attention to detail
8. Behavior emphasizing accurate, structured, and easy‑to‑understand information exchange
9. Behavior focused on accuracy, completeness, and preventing small errors
10. What team members report when practicing a questioning attitude
11. Behavior ensuring safe transitions of information, tasks, or patients

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1. Behavior involving taking ownership and addressing safety concerns directly
3. Behavior that involves speaking up and seeking clarification when something seems off
4. Primary goal of paying attention to detail
5. Standardized structure used during effective handoffs
6. Behavior where team members explain what they are doing and why in real time

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3. a level of a food chain
8. process that heterotrophs use to create energy from food and release carbon dioxide
10. enzyme responsible for replication of DNA
11. a type of active transport requiring energy
13. cell is in a state of equilibrium
14. like particle attraction
17. excessive use of a species for economic value
19. process of using mRNA codons to create a protein
20. chromosomes #1-22
23. the sugar produced in plants
24. start codon
26. a type of cell that does not contain a nucleus
29. molecule that helps move large molecules across the cell membrane without energy
33. monomer of a nucleic acid
34. organelle found only in plants where photosynthesis takes place
40. different forms of the same gene
41. type of metabolism that builds large molecules from smaller parts
42. when water leaves the cell and it shrinks
44. the first step of cell respiration that takes place in the cytoplasm
48. division of the cell’s nucleus
49. non living factors in an ecosystem
50. the universal solvent that helps us maintain homeostasis
51. organelle found in all eukaryotes where cell respiration takes place
53. the other 90% of energy not passed among trophic levels is lost as _________
55. energy required for a reaction to occur
56. what occurs after glycolysis if no oxygen is present
58. the ability to survive and reproduce
59. structure of DNA
61. when homologous chromosomes fail to separate normally
63. movement of water across a selectively permeable membrane
66. an organism's ability to maintain a stable internal environment
67. physical characteristic
69. flexible barrier around all cells that is semi permeable
70. a type of evolutionary selection where humans select the best traits
71. element found in all macromolecules
75. both species benefit
77. 2 different alleles for a gene
79. nitrogen base found only in DNA
80. the monomer of a carb
83. the only element found in nucleic acids and no other macromolecule
85. type of passive transport that moves small molecules
89. an uneven distribution of charges
91. one set of chromosomes
92. the arrows in a food chain show the direction of __________
94. 2 identical alleles for a gene
95. study of heredity
96. division of gametes
97. a chain created from a string of amino acids
101. role/job an organism has in it’s environment
102. sugar found in DNA
103. a wasteful gas in photosynthesis
104. the maximum amount of species an ecosystem can support
105. enzyme responsible for transcription
107. the name of the variable that we can change and gets graphed on the x axis

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1. anatomical structure that shows common ancestry with similar structure and function
2. diagram that shows genotypes from one generation to the next
4. holds a eukaryotic cell's DNA
5. nitrogen base found only in RNA
6. remains of ancestral organisms
7. one function of a lipid
9. consumes both producers and consumers
12. a species that is introduced to a particular area with no known predators
15. weak bond that holds base pairs together
16. sugar in RNA
18. a type of evolutionary selection where the environment selects the best traits
21. change over time
22. backbone of DNA and RNA
25. uncontrolled cell growth and division
27. any change in allele frequencies that result from chance
28. when water moves into a cell causing it to swell
30. where the light dependent reactions take place
31. enzyme responsible for unzipping the DNA
32. a factor that affects photosynthesis production
35. process of turning DNA into mRNA
36. the basic unit of all living things
37. what goes into a reaction
38. a wasteful gas to in cellular respiration
39. molecule responsible for translation
43. genetic make-up
45. unspecialized cells that can potentially become any type of cell
46. a limiting factor that impacts very large and dense populations
47. process that autotrophs use sunlight to produce food and release oxygen
52. a species that holds an ecosystem together
54. weak bonds that hold several water molecules together
57. a variety of life in an area determined by the # of species in that area
60. a type of lipid
62. a type of cell that contains a nucleus
64. full set of chromosomes
65. middle of a chromosome
68. location of transcription
72. monomer of proteins
73. a problem that occurs during transcription or translation
74. ability to hide from predators
76. the name of the variable that we measure and gets graphed on the y axis
78. the amount of solute to water in a cell
81. fighting over a resource
82. small particle movement across the cell membrane
84. a pair of matching chromosomes
86. anatomical structure that shows common function but not structure
87. sequence of DNA that codes for a particular trait
88. location of protein synthesis
90. an inherited characteristic that helps improve your fitness
93. measures the amount of H+ ions in solution
98. genetic information
99. remains of an organ that no longer serves a purpose
100. speeds up chemical reactions
106. adenosine triphosphate

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1. having a strong fear of open spaces or crowds

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1. deserving praise
3. far away or not friendly
4. to get a fire going or stir up and start something
5. done without thought or will; done by a machine
7. to guess what is going to happen
8. to use up; to wear out

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2. loyalty and affection
3. gloomy or without cheer, comfort, or enthusiasm
6. to stop or slow down the growth of

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3. What Anna's next husband taught her
6. What caused the narrator to be trapped in her room
9. The name of Anna's first husband
11. The act that Anna and her husband performed
12. The place Anna met her next husband
13. The age the narrator was when she had to be saved by Anna
14. The reason it was really unsafe for Anna to perform
15. What happened to Anna's first husband and unborn baby

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1. Anna's last name
2. What Anna grabbed so she could safely come down
4. Where Anna's first husband was buried
5. What struck the tent
6. Where the family lived
7. Number of times the narrator owes her existence to Anna
8. What Anna took off before she rescued her daughter
10. What Anna and her daughter need to jump to

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4. a fear of spiders\ jumping spiders
5. a fear of snakes

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1. a fear of VIOLET
2. a fear of losing a finger nail
3. a fear of falling in front of people

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3. fear of snakes
4. fear of car recks
8. fear of blood
9. fear of dentist
10. fear of dieing

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1. fear of lobsters
2. fear of bunkbeds
5. fear of spiders
6. fear of firearms
7. fear of enclosed little spaces

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4. Meta del viaggio di nozze
9. Mese di fidanzamento
14. Il Pokemon preferito della sposa
17. Città di origine zii paterni della sposa
19. Il brand sportivo preferito (molto preferito) dello sposo
20. La prima auto della sposa
21. Oggi il calciatore preferito di zia Alenka
24. Location del matrimonio, qui e ora
26. Il luogo della proposta
27. Festa preferita dello sposo
28. Damigella e migliore amica di Rachel
29. Il fumetto preferito del papà della sposa

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1. Tra gli invitati c’è un cognome da bomber del Milan.
2. Kakà, Pato, Ronaldinho: calcio, samba e “joga bonito”.
3. Il miglior Bar di Milano, Via Pola 2
5. Così sono chiamate Mamma e Zia dello sposo nel fantacalcio
6. Il colore preferito (molto preferito) della sposa
7. E’ l’anagramma di “Di Milan”
8. Gli sposi le hanno ricevute in dono dai testimoni
10. Scuola dove gli sposi si sono conosciuti
11. Liquore fatto in casa dai padrini dello sposo
12. Ci sente meglio di tutti
13. Luogo speciale, … al Mare (Imperia, Liguria)
15. Testimone che tifa la Juve
16. Tra gli invitati, esperto di aromi e appassionato di mixology.
18. Così era chiamato lo sposo dagli amici DYM
22. “Non è brasiliano però…”
23. Il Pokemon preferito dello sposo
25. Il riso di famiglia

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2. Is the lightest and most abundant element in the universe
4. The scientific study of celestial objects
5. Revolutionized the modern astronomy
10. Collaborated with Philip Glass on the landmark opera Einstein on the Beach
13. Faint, nearly uniform radiation filling the universe, representing the cooled remnant
16. There are estimated to be as many as 100 billion to 2 trillion
17. Colorless, odorless, non-toxic noble gas with the lowest boiling point of any element
18. German-born physicist and activist who revolutionized physics

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1. Made a groundbreaking discovery of cosmic microwave background radiation
3. Developed the theory of stellar nucleosynthesis
6. The entire range of light radiation
7. All existing matter, energy, and space
8. Narrow segment of electromagnetic radiation detectable by the human eye,
9. The prevailing scientific model explaining that the universe began approximately 13.8 billion years ago from an extremely hot, dense point
11. An instrument that splits light
12. The quantitative, conserved property defined as the capacity to do work
14. The wavelength of the light is stretched
15. An astronomical phenomenon where light from an object moving toward an observer shifts to shorter, bluer wavelengths

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4. subway
6. flight/theft
9. id
10. ticket
12. land
13. train
15. takeoff
16. trainstation

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1. airport
2. pilot
3. fly/steal
4. suitcase
5. stay
7. platform
8. port
10. plane
11. ticketcounter
12. wait
13. customs
14. stay

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2. ovqatlantirish qachon boshlanadi? (6 oylikda)
6. hamshira kim? (Uyda kuzatuvchi hamshira)
7. bola o‘sishi va rivojlanishi deganda nima tushuniladi? -(Me’yoriy rivojlanish)
8. o‘sishini baholashda asosiy ko‘rsatkichlar qaysilar? (Bo‘y, vazn)
11. hamshira ota-onalarga nima beradi? (Maslahat beradi)

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1. bola rivojlanishida qanday ahamiyatga ega? (Kasallikni oldini oladi)
3. rivojlanishida oilaning roli qanday? (Tarbiya beradi)
4. bola rivojlanishidagi ahamiyati nimada? (Immunitet beradi)
5. oldini olish uchun nima muhim? (Emlash)
9. o‘sishi va rivojlanishiga ta’sir qiluvchi asosiy omillar nimalar? (Oziqlanish, irsiyat)
10. tug‘ilgan chaqaloq parvarishida patronaj hamshiraning roli qanday? (Nazorat va maslahat)

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3. palomino, critical, delinquent, manslaughter, brawn, recur, aghast, exploit, falter, casual,
6. reckless, unfathomable, wisp, grudge, rivalry, gingerly, sage, glare, concession,

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1. unceasingly, quaver, lanky, apprehensive, clad, towhead, defiance,
2. wince, sizeup, incredulous, nonchalantly, bicker, incidentally, stricken
4. mortal, grimace, weary, mock, conformity, stifle, discipline
5. racket, ruefully, groggy, bewilder, sheepish, steep, premonition, sprawl, imploringly,

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4. A genre that tells the life of a real person.
5. Time and place of the story.
8. A conversation between the characters.
9. A book that is very popular.
10. The story and what happens in the book.
11. A genre that uses mosters to frigten the reader.

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1. The writer of the book.
2. Someone who reads a lot.
3. A short story with animals as characters.
6. An unexpected change in the story.
7. The voice telling the story.

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2. Colored liquid for walls or pictures
3. You rest your head on it
4. A tube for water
6. To move something away from you
7. To move something toward you

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1. A tree with needles
2. A person who flies a plane
3. A bag for money
5. A covered front entrance of a house
6. A baby dog

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3. Vascular interface between the blood vessels serving the brain and the brain itself, allowing very few molecules to pass through.
8. Gram-neggative diplococci bacteria known to cause bacterial meningitis, with 12 different strains existing.
10. Part of the nervous system consisting of the brain and spinal cord (abbr.)
12. Composes 85% of all prion diseases I humans, causing altered behavior, dementia, memory loss, and ultimately death (abbr.)
14. Form of meningitis that is only typically seen in immunocompromised people, as healthy people have a string resistance to it.
15. Substance that provides a cushioning function to the brain and spinal cord to protect from injury or damage.

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1. Fungi that is known to cause fungal meningitis, often present in urban areas where pigeons are common.
2. A small red or purple spot that can appear on the skin, conjunctiva, or retina, and mucous membranes, caused by a hemorrhage of capillaries.
4. Inflammation of the meninges, with many differing causes.
5. Protozoa that causes meningoencephalitis, found in natural warm bodies of freshwater, and is also known as "brain-eating amoeba"
6. Part of the nervous system consisting of nerves from the periphery of the body, like limbs and organs (abbr.)
7. Virus that is teratogenic, causing microcephaly to fetus if contracted by a pregnant woman, often carried by mosquitoes.
9. Gram-negative bacterium, typically present in the gut, that is also known to cause meningitis.
11. Most common form of meningitis, composes around 4 out of 5 of all cases of meningitis, and most common in children.
13. antibiotic used to treat bacterial meningitis (neisseria), where the bacterium is unusually susceptible to this medication although gram negative.

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2. Common involuntary movement side effect (abbreviation) (3 letters)
3. Dangerous condition caused by too much Serotonin (8 letters)
4. A safe, structured clinical environment (6 letters)

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1. Category of drugs used for psychosis (11 letters)

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1. The three-carbon end product of aerobic glycolysis
3. Subcellular compartment where all 10 glycolytic reactions occur
5. Enzyme class that catalyzes reactions 1, 3, 7, and 10 of glycolysis

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2. Type of glycolysis used by red blood cells and exercising muscle, ending in lactate
4. Reduced electron carrier produced at the glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenase step

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2. Inflammation of the brain itself, occurs in PAM caused by Naegleria fowleri
6. Small red or purple skin spots caused by capillary hemorrhage, hallmark of N. meningitidis infection
8. Type of organism Naegleria fowleri belongs to, a member of the protozoa family
10. Cognitive decline and memory loss, a symptom of Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease
11. Reservoir where N. meningitidis harbors in human carriers before spreading
12. Fungal genus (neoformans species) that causes rare meningitis; thrives in pigeon droppings
14. Brain immune cells with reduced phagocytic activity compared to other body phagocytes
15. Proteinaceous infectious particle containing NO genetic material, causes TSEs

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1. Sensitivity to light, a classic symptom of meningitis
3. Type of brain damage from prions leaving holes in the brain, part of TSE name
4. Type of puncture (spinal tap) used to collect CSF for meningitis diagnosis
5. Membranes surrounding the brain and spinal cord, their inflammation defines meningitis
7. Paired cocci arrangements characteristic shape of Neisseria meningitidis
9. LPS released by N. meningitidis into circulation that triggers a dangerous immune response
13. Virulence factor of N. meningitidis that helps evade the body's defenses

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1. A symptom of meningitis may include a sensitivity to light called:
3. Damage to blood vessels caused by immune response cause this on the trunk and appendages
5. Amoeba-caused disorder
8. What type of meningitis is most rare?
9. Vascular interface between blood vessels serving the brain and the brain itself
11. Meningitis is an inflammation of the _______
13. This type of meningitis is the most serious form of acute meningitis
14. What drug is used to treat suspected cases of meningitis immediately?

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1. These disease causing pathogens contain no genetic material
2. Prions are extremely ________ to chemicals, radiation, heat, and prolonged autoclaving
4. 4/5 cases of meningitis are classified as:
6. Meningitis in ______ is usually caused by different microorganisms than that of children and adults
7. Most cases of bacterial meningitis occur in children under 11 because they are not yet:
10. The reservoir of infection in humans harboring the bacteria is the:
12. Neisseria meningitidis is a gram _______ diplococci

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2. Smallest vessels
4. Receives blood
5. Carries oxygen and nutrients
7. Pumps blood
8. Pumps blood out
9. Harms the heart
11. Where gas exchange happens
12. Largest artery
14. Keep blood moving one way
15. Need extra oxygen
18. Fight infection (2 words)
20. Heart pumping action
22. Moves blood through the body (2 words)
23. Gas cells need
24. Kinds of blood (2 words)
25. Carry blood away
26. Carry oxygen (2 words)
27. Tubes that carry blood (2 words)

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1. Liquid in blood
3. Waste gas
6. Wall in the heart
8. Carry blood back
10. Needed substances from food
13. Help blood clot
16. Basic body units
17. Tiny air sacs
19. Stops bleeding
20. Good foods for the body (2 words)
21. Keeps heart healthy

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3. iklim jangka panjang
8. yang di tebang secara liar
9. panas dari bumi
10. panas ekstrim
14. udara yang menyelimuti bumi
16. ramah lingkungan
17. mengurangi pemanasan global
18. rumah kaca dari kendaraan
19. di kutub yang mencair di sebut
20. manusia yang meningkatkan CO2

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1. pemanasan global
2. permukaan air laut
4. untuk mengukur suhu
5. bakar seperti minyak batu bara
6. rumah kaca selain CO2
7. suhu rata-rata bumi
11. energi utama bumi
12. pelindung bumi dari UV
13. yang paling banyak menyebabkan efek rumah kaca
15. panas terperangkap di atmosfer

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3. chiqarish operatori

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1. Saralash operatori
2. kirish operatori