All Crossword Puzzles
CRUCIQUACQUA 2026-09-03
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- Da chiamare per qualsiasi cosa
- Come fai le scale
- La nota discoteca di Pezzaze
- L’unico strumento che sai suonare
- La mascotte della GMG
- Cosa ha attaccato alla testa Luca?
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- Lo dici prima di iniziare qualcosa
- Marca di macchina che ha per logo un felino
- Lo sport di ogni saretino a febbraio
- Il tuo oggetto preferito su cui ballare
- In una vita passata, cosa eri
11 Clues: Come fai le scale • La mascotte della GMG • La nota discoteca di Pezzaze • In una vita passata, cosa eri • Da chiamare per qualsiasi cosa • L’unico strumento che sai suonare • Lo dici prima di iniziare qualcosa • Cosa ha attaccato alla testa Luca? • Lo sport di ogni saretino a febbraio • Il tuo oggetto preferito su cui ballare • Marca di macchina che ha per logo un felino
Flora and Ulysses Vocabulary Words 2026-09-03
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- thought about something carefully
- acting like someone is not as good as you are or like they are unimportant
- when you do something by mistake or without realizing it
- you ate something
- ordinary and often dull
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- when you know something is not allowed but you do it anyway
- deep and meaningful
- you did what you were asked or expected to do
- moved downwards
- someone who always expects bad things to happen
10 Clues: moved downwards • you ate something • deep and meaningful • ordinary and often dull • thought about something carefully • you did what you were asked or expected to do • someone who always expects bad things to happen • when you do something by mistake or without realizing it • when you know something is not allowed but you do it anyway • ...
"The Lottery" Vocab 2026-09-03
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- Seemingly without end; going on for an excessively long time
- Cheerful and friendly; good-humored
- Came before in time or order
- In a childishly irritable or sulky manner; showing annoyance
- to come slowly to an end; to run out (such as a lease or contract)
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- Equipment or miscellaneous items needed for a particular activity
- In great amounts; abundantly or freely
- Done routinely and with little interest or care; mechanical
- acting in an unreasonably irritable, sulky, or bad-tempered way
9 Clues: Came before in time or order • Cheerful and friendly; good-humored • In great amounts; abundantly or freely • Done routinely and with little interest or care; mechanical • Seemingly without end; going on for an excessively long time • In a childishly irritable or sulky manner; showing annoyance • acting in an unreasonably irritable, sulky, or bad-tempered way • ...
ar, or, our 2026-09-03
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- A person who makes or fixes clothes so they fit well.
- What we see, like red, blue, or green.
- Someone who comes to see a place or a person.
- A tall, strong post that helps hold up a building.
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- A kind thing you do to help someone.
- A special table at the front of the chapel.
- The knight wore shiny _____.
- The way someone acts and communicates.
- A person who helps people when they are sick.
- A living creature like a dog, cat, or bird.
10 Clues: The knight wore shiny _____. • A kind thing you do to help someone. • The way someone acts and communicates. • What we see, like red, blue, or green. • A special table at the front of the chapel. • A living creature like a dog, cat, or bird. • A person who helps people when they are sick. • Someone who comes to see a place or a person. • ...
TERMINALE PRO 2026-09-03
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- Large farm animals kept for meat or milk.
- An animal or insect that damages crops.
- Farm animals raised for wool and meat.
- Farm animals raised for food or other products.
- Areas of land where farmers grow crops.
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- Animal waste used to fertilize the soil.
- Small parts of plants used to grow new plants.
- The earth in which plants grow.
- Plants grown by farmers for food or other uses.
- Food given to farm animals.
10 Clues: Food given to farm animals. • The earth in which plants grow. • Farm animals raised for wool and meat. • An animal or insect that damages crops. • Areas of land where farmers grow crops. • Animal waste used to fertilize the soil. • Large farm animals kept for meat or milk. • Small parts of plants used to grow new plants. • Farm animals raised for food or other products. • ...
Kyle Brown Chapter 1 Microbiology 2026-09-03
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- Microbes that cause disease
- Disproved the idea of spontaneous generation and developed the technique of pasteurization
- An area of biology that deals with living things too small to be seen without magnification
- The idea that living things arise only from other living things
- The first person to observe living cells
- This macro-molecule is composed of glycerol and fatty acids
- Single cell organisms that have no nucleus and make up two thirds of all life
- The first person to describe the importance of hand hygiene
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- A single celled or multicellular organism that have nucleus
- An infectious protein that is non-living and little is known about
- A microorganism that is not living that requires a host cell to reproduce
- This macro-molecule stores energy as well as composes some structures of cellular components
- Developed four basic rules that proved that specific microbes cause specific diseases
- The first person to observe dead cells through a microscope
- A single cell living organism with no nucleus
15 Clues: Microbes that cause disease • The first person to observe living cells • A single cell living organism with no nucleus • A single celled or multicellular organism that have nucleus • The first person to observe dead cells through a microscope • This macro-molecule is composed of glycerol and fatty acids • The first person to describe the importance of hand hygiene • ...
Alexander the Great 2026-09-03
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- Battle where Alexander first defeated Darius III
- Coastal city that resisted Alexander for seven months
- Alexander's tutor
- The act of kissing the hand of the king
- King of Macedonia who conquered the Persian Empire
- Major battle won by Alexander in 331 BC
- Elite Macedonian infantry formation
- Alexander's closest friend and companion
- Hero of the Trojan War whom Alexander admired and claimed descent from
- Persian ceremonial capital burned by Alexander
- Term used for the spread of Greek culture
- Policy encouraging cultures to mix
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- Companion killed by Alexander during an argument
- Persian king defeated at Issus and Gaugamela
- Long spear used by Macedonian soldiers
- Empire Alexander defeated
- Alexander's father
- Narrow strait crossed by Alexander when entering Asia in 334 BC
- Oasis where Alexander was declared son of Zeus-Ammon
- Alexander became ruler of this kingdom in 336 BC
- Title meaning "leader" of the Greek states, held by Alexander after Philip II
- Experienced Macedonian general who served as Alexander's second-in-command
- Battle fought on the Granicus River in 334 BC
- Mythical hero said to be an ancestor of Alexander's family
- Site of the mass weddings organised by Alexander in 324 BC
- City founded by Alexander
26 Clues: Alexander's tutor • Alexander's father • Empire Alexander defeated • City founded by Alexander • Policy encouraging cultures to mix • Elite Macedonian infantry formation • Long spear used by Macedonian soldiers • The act of kissing the hand of the king • Major battle won by Alexander in 331 BC • Alexander's closest friend and companion • ...
1st Grade Vocab: Nouns vs Verbs 2026-09-03
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- a place to learn
- a person who helps us take care of our teeth
- a place with swings, slides, and other things for children
- the act of looking at words and understanding them
- the act of putting food in your mouth, chewing, and swallowing
- moving your body to music
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- a person who helps us when we're sick
- what you do when you go to bed
- a person who helps us learn at school
- the act of having fun
10 Clues: a place to learn • the act of having fun • moving your body to music • what you do when you go to bed • a person who helps us when we're sick • a person who helps us learn at school • a person who helps us take care of our teeth • the act of looking at words and understanding them • a place with swings, slides, and other things for children • ...
Jessica & Sean | 9.26.2026 2026-09-03
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- They traveled to Erie PA on Jessica’s 28th birthday for this event
- The more cuddly, well behaved cat
- Their birthstone
- The street they live on
- Number of states they have visited together
- Sean’s favorite baseball team
- A state they travelled over 1000 miles to see a festival at
- Sean proposed under a
- Sean’s favorite candy
- The month they got engaged
- The movie their cats are named after
- What subject Sean teaches
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- Jessica & Sean are getting married under a
- The sport Jessica played in high school
- The NYT Game Sean used to propose
- The name of the High School Sean Works at
- The ride Jessica worked at Disney World
- Movie genre that Jessica loves and Sean hates
- Jessica’s favorite Disney related character
- A musical artist they have seen 5 times together
- The first movie they saw in theaters together
21 Clues: Their birthstone • Sean proposed under a • Sean’s favorite candy • The street they live on • What subject Sean teaches • The month they got engaged • Sean’s favorite baseball team • The NYT Game Sean used to propose • The more cuddly, well behaved cat • The movie their cats are named after • The sport Jessica played in high school • The ride Jessica worked at Disney World • ...
Von Neumann 2026-09-03
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- A register used to temporarily store results produced by the ALU. |
- The part of the CPU that decodes instructions and coordinates their execution. |
- A register that stores the address of the memory location currently being accessed. |
- A register that holds the **current instruction** while it is being decoded and executed. |
- A register that stores the address of the **next instruction** to be fetched. |
- The bus that carries the address of the memory location the CPU wants to access. |
- A communication pathway used to transfer data, addresses or control signals between computer components. |
- Small, high-speed memory located close to or inside the CPU that stores frequently needed data and instructions. |
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- The bus that carries control signals between the CPU and other components. |
- The bus that carries data between the CPU, memory and other components. |
- A component that produces regular signals used to synchronize CPU operations. |
- A register that temporarily stores data being transferred to or from memory. |
- A very small and fast storage location located inside the CPU. |
- The main processor that executes instructions and controls the operations of a computer. |
- The part of the CPU that performs arithmetic calculations and logical operations. |
- Volatile main memory that temporarily stores programs and data currently being used. |
16 Clues: A register used to temporarily store results produced by the ALU. | • The bus that carries control signals between the CPU and other components. | • ...
Präteritum (unregelmäßig Top 50) 2026-09-03
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- haben
- steigen
- sprechen
- tun
- liegen
- nehmen
- helfen
- können
- sollen
- bleiben
- schwimmen
- treiben
- brennen
- sagen
- werden
- finden
- werfen
- verschwinden
- ziehen
- machen
- beginnen
- nennen
- fallen
- schreiben
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- halten
- wollen
- gehen
- schlafen
- kennen
- sehen
- stehen
- müssen
- wissen
- kommen
- trinken
- laufen
- bieten
- bringen
- essen
- rufen
- erscheinen
- geben
- gewinnen
- sein
- lesen
- denken
- singen
- fliegen
- verlieren
- lassen
50 Clues: tun • sein • haben • gehen • sehen • essen • rufen • geben • sagen • lesen • halten • wollen • kennen • stehen • liegen • nehmen • müssen • helfen • wissen • können • kommen • sollen • laufen • bieten • werden • finden • denken • singen • werfen • ziehen • machen • nennen • fallen • lassen • steigen • trinken • bleiben • bringen • treiben • brennen • fliegen • schlafen • sprechen • gewinnen • beginnen • schwimmen • verlieren • schreiben • erscheinen • verschwinden
Animal Group Names 2026-09-03
Who Froze Farrell Flint Vocabulary 2026-09-03
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- to think about (something or someone) carefully
- extremely, very much, or in a very bad or shocking way
- very smart or clever
- to make sure or certain
- not able to defend yourself
- to cause or persuade someone/ something to go somewhere or to do something
- causing feelings of extreme anger
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- to grasp or hold tightly
- feeling or showing strong shame or embarrassment
- a very large sum of money
- an adverb that means something is possible
- a new activity, project, business,
- impossible to describe in words
13 Clues: very smart or clever • to make sure or certain • to grasp or hold tightly • a very large sum of money • not able to defend yourself • impossible to describe in words • causing feelings of extreme anger • a new activity, project, business, • an adverb that means something is possible • to think about (something or someone) carefully • ...
Sports 2026-09-03
Week 2 History 2026-09-03
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- someone who makes a particular craft
- the Muslim word for "god"
- someone who trades goods
- the flight of Muhammad to Medina that starts the Muslim calendar
- the human leader of the Catholic Church
- someone who follows the teachings of Jesus Christ
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- someone who causes great destruction
- someone learning a craft from a master
- a group that attacks another country
- weakening/losing power
- a high-ranking member of the Christian religion
- someone who doesn't speak Latin/Greek
12 Clues: weakening/losing power • someone who trades goods • the Muslim word for "god" • someone who causes great destruction • someone who makes a particular craft • a group that attacks another country • someone who doesn't speak Latin/Greek • someone learning a craft from a master • the human leader of the Catholic Church • a high-ranking member of the Christian religion • ...
Module 12 Earths Oceans 2026-09-03
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- level of the oceans' surfaces, which has risen at a rate of about 3 mm per year
- sloping oceanic region found beyond the continental shelf that generally marks the edge of the continental crust and may be cut by sub-marine canyons
- chain of underwater mountains that run throughout the ocean basins, have a total length over 65,000 km, and contain active and extinct volcanoes
- periodic rise and fall of sea level caused by the gravitational attraction among Earth, the Moon, and the Sun
- movement of ocean water that occurs in depths too great to be affected by surface winds and is generated by differences in water temperature and salinity
- upward movement of ocean water that occurs when winds push surface water aside and it is replaced with cold, deeper waters that originate below the thermocline
- process in which waves advancing toward shore slow when they encounter shallower water, causing the initially straight wave crests to bend toward the headlands
- smooth, flat part of the seafloor covered with muddy sediments and sedimentary rocks that extends seaward from the continental margin
- area where edges of continents meet the ocean; represents the shallowest part of the ocean that consists of the continental shelf, the continental slope, and the continental rise
- basaltic, submerged volcano on the seafloor that is more than 1 km high
- rapidly flowing ocean current that can cut deep-sea canyons in continental slopes and deposit the sediments in the form of continental rise
- elongated, sometimes arc-shaped depression in the seafloor that can extend for thousands of kilometers; is the deepest part of the ocean basin, and is found primarily in the Pacific Ocean
- long ridges of sand or other sediment that are deposited or shaped by the longshore current and separated from the mainland
- large, extinct, basaltic volcano with a flat, submerged top
- the rhythmic movement that carrier energy through matter of space and, in oceans, is generated mainly by wind moving over the surface of the water
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- transitional ocean layer that lies between the relatively warm, sunlit surface layer and the colder, dark, dense bottom layer and is characterized by temperatures that decrease rapidly with depth
- wind-driven movement of ocean water that primarily affects the upper few hundred meters of the ocean
- during full or new moon, the Sun, the Moon, and Earth are all aligned; this causes solar tides to enhance lunar tides, causing high tides to be higher than normal and low tides to be lower than normal
- submerged sandbar located in the surf zone of most beaches
- collapsing wave that forms when a wave reaches shallow water and becomes so steep that the crest topples forward
- shallowest part of a continental margin, with an average depth of 130 m and an average width of 60 km, that extends into the ocean from the shore and provides a nutrient-rich home to large numbers of fish
- coastal area of lowest salinity often occurs where the lower end of a freshwater river or stream enters the
- gently sloping accumulation of sediments deposited by a turbidity current at the foot of a continental margin
- tide that occurs during first- or third-quarter Moon, when the Sun, the Moon and the Earth form a right angle; this causes solar tides to diminish lunar tides, causing high tides to be lower than normal and low tides to be higher than normal
- plots changing ocean water temperatures against depth, which varies, depending on location and season
- current that flows parallel to the shore, moves large amounts of sediments, and is formed when incoming breakers spill over a longshore bar
- highest point of a wave
- technique that directs sound waves at an angle to the seafloor or deep-lake floor, allowing underwater topographic features to be mapped
- measure of the amount of salts dissolved in seawater, which is 35 ppt, or 3.5% on average
- area in which loose sediment is deposited and moved about by waves along the shore
- lowest point of a wave
31 Clues: lowest point of a wave • highest point of a wave • submerged sandbar located in the surf zone of most beaches • large, extinct, basaltic volcano with a flat, submerged top • basaltic, submerged volcano on the seafloor that is more than 1 km high • level of the oceans' surfaces, which has risen at a rate of about 3 mm per year • ...
Pionklasse Toertocht 2026 2026-09-03
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- Bewijs in Grand Café de Botterwerf dat je een echte zeiler bent om de volgende hint te ontvangen.
- Zie 7 horizontaal
- Wat staat er op het huisje bij de haveningang van Volendam? (6+2+8, samen met 12 horizontaal)
- Vul het ontbrekende deel van deze zin aan: “… is elke maaltijd een festijn” (3+5+3+4+5+2+5, samen met 3 horizontaal en 10 horizontaal)
- Zie 7 horizontaal
- Hoe heette de vervallen palingrokerij bij de haven van Volendam?
- Zie 6 horizontaal
- Hoe heet de duwbak die in de buurt van de GZ9-VD2 ligt? Alleen de letters in de naam, laat de cijfers weg.
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- E10
- Welke boei uit het volgende rijtje is niet logisch op weg van Enkhuizen naar Muiden? KG10 - EA1 - MN9 - OVD - SPORT-L
- Hoeveel gele verbodsboeitjes liggen er aan de noordkant van het Paard van Marken?
- Hoe heten die irritante waterplanten?
- Hoeveel visstokken staan er aan de oostkant van de noordpunt van de Bukdijk?
13 Clues: E10 • Zie 7 horizontaal • Zie 7 horizontaal • Zie 6 horizontaal • Hoe heten die irritante waterplanten? • Hoe heette de vervallen palingrokerij bij de haven van Volendam? • Hoeveel visstokken staan er aan de oostkant van de noordpunt van de Bukdijk? • Hoeveel gele verbodsboeitjes liggen er aan de noordkant van het Paard van Marken? • ...
Características Personales 2026-09-03
23 Clues: I am • timid • honest • active • curious • patient • serious • sociable • creative • decisive • dramatic • generous • artistic • reserved • athletic • organized • expressive • optimistic • inteligent • competitive • independent • adventurous • introverted
Paragraph number 2 Crossword puzzle 2026-09-03
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- a connection between things or people, a formal group organized for a common purpose
- Stating that an accusation, claim, or fact is untrue
- relating to, used in, or connected with farming, crop production, and the raising of livestock
- Something nice, attractive, or enjoyable,
- People, things, or activities that bring deep pleasure
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- Needing your full strength, talent, or focus to succeed.
- Your mind is fully involved in an activity
- a gentle feeling of affection, love, or a strong liking for someone or something
- Trying to reach or obtain a specific goal
- a mild state of physical unease, slight pain, or mental unease and embarrassment
10 Clues: Trying to reach or obtain a specific goal • Something nice, attractive, or enjoyable, • Your mind is fully involved in an activity • Stating that an accusation, claim, or fact is untrue • People, things, or activities that bring deep pleasure • Needing your full strength, talent, or focus to succeed. • ...
Weekly crossword W7 2026-09-03
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- Giving helpful advice, guidance, or wise words to someone who needs help making a decision.
- Drooping or slumping down instead of sitting or standing up straight and tall.
- Pushing out your bottom lip or making a sad, moody face when you don't get your way or feel upset.
- Your inner brain power that helps you do what is right or stick to a goal, even when it is really hard or tempting to do something else.
- So crazy, unbelievable, or silly that it totally shocks or surprises you.
- To look through things casually or take your time scanning without looking for anything specific, like flipping through a picture book.
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- Struggling, flopping around, or having a really hard time figuring out what to do next.
- A dishonest, tricky, or mean person who likes to break rules or trick others.
- Giving someone permission or saying "yes" to letting them do something.
- Someone who lets fear completely stop them from doing what is right or brave when things get tough.
- Searching around in different places to find or collect things you need, like hunting for spare change between the couch cushions.
- To splash, pour a whole lot of liquid over, or completely soak something with water.
- A short period of time spent doing a specific activity or going through a quick spell of something, like a short boxing match or a brief bout of giggles.
13 Clues: Giving someone permission or saying "yes" to letting them do something. • So crazy, unbelievable, or silly that it totally shocks or surprises you. • A dishonest, tricky, or mean person who likes to break rules or trick others. • Drooping or slumping down instead of sitting or standing up straight and tall. • ...
Medical Terminology 2026-09-03
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- high heart rate
- life-threatening condition caused by losing too much blood or body fluid
- slow respiratory rate
- spinal cord injury causes blood vessels to suddenly relax, causing blood pressure to drop
- Low blood sugar.
- inflammation within the heart
- high blood sugar
- doctor that studies the heart
- rapid respiratory rate
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- Giving medication by injecting it into a muscle.
- severe allergic reaction
- heart is too weak or damaged to pump enough blood
- fainting caused by a sudden emotional or physical stress
- Having too little oxygen in the blood
- low blood pressure
- Giving medication or fluids directly into a vein.
- high blood pressure
- Having an abnormally low body temperature.
- low heart rate
- Not having a fever
- having a fever
21 Clues: low heart rate • having a fever • high heart rate • Low blood sugar. • high blood sugar • low blood pressure • Not having a fever • high blood pressure • slow respiratory rate • rapid respiratory rate • severe allergic reaction • inflammation within the heart • doctor that studies the heart • Having too little oxygen in the blood • Having an abnormally low body temperature. • ...
DADI 2026-09-03
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- Período que deixou marcas que ainda hoje podem ser percebidas na nossa sociedade.
- Ideia de superioridade de determinada raça eu relação a outras.
- Teve grande contribuição das religiões de matriz africana
- Religião surgida no Brasil no início do século XX
- Julgamento ou opinião formada antecipadamente sobre alguém
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- Atitude preconceituosa contra alguém de forma injusta ou desigual
- se desenvolveu no Brasil a partir dos escravizados africanos
- Uma das característica onde o racismo é baseado.
- Sentimento que devemos ter em relação as religiões.
- Comida típica brasileira oriunda do candomblé
10 Clues: Comida típica brasileira oriunda do candomblé • Uma das característica onde o racismo é baseado. • Religião surgida no Brasil no início do século XX • Sentimento que devemos ter em relação as religiões. • Teve grande contribuição das religiões de matriz africana • Julgamento ou opinião formada antecipadamente sobre alguém • ...
A Day in the Life at Ives Hill 2026-09-03
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- sings at Lodge and birthday dinner
- answer questions, win a prize
- John Nagy nickname
- toast spread, Paul
- Ives oldest resident
- nickname for Chuck Lytle
- Gouverneur musician
- Cheer's barfly, maintenance
- round thing in the library
- When you say her name you should sing it
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- was Karen Jorden's brother in law
- Dollar Thursday Bingo cost
- not Stone or Jewell
- live where Spike and Marsha lived
- Stone's dog
- most common first name at the Lodge
- Most popular drink at Happy hour
- our big fundraiser
- lodge front desk greeter
19 Clues: Stone's dog • John Nagy nickname • toast spread, Paul • our big fundraiser • not Stone or Jewell • Gouverneur musician • Ives oldest resident • nickname for Chuck Lytle • lodge front desk greeter • Dollar Thursday Bingo cost • round thing in the library • Cheer's barfly, maintenance • answer questions, win a prize • Most popular drink at Happy hour • was Karen Jorden's brother in law • ...
Wind Energy 2026-09-03
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- A machine with blades that uses wind to make electricity.
- old machine that used wind to pump water or grind grain.
- made from moving air.
- substances that can get into the air.
- machine that changes mechanical energy into electrical energy.
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- Oil, coal, and natural gas are examples of these.
- A group of wind turbines working together.
- Energy from the sun that helps create wind.
- A resource that can be replaced naturally.
- The part of a wind turbine with blades that turns in the wind.
10 Clues: made from moving air. • substances that can get into the air. • A group of wind turbines working together. • A resource that can be replaced naturally. • Energy from the sun that helps create wind. • Oil, coal, and natural gas are examples of these. • old machine that used wind to pump water or grind grain. • ...
emily and marcus 2026-09-03
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- Grooms Middle Name?
- Month of Brides Birthday?
- Grooms Favourite Colour?
- How many years ago did they buy their house?
- Which Month did they start dating?
- Where did they meet?
- Number of Months Engaged?
- Their Dream Honeymoon Destination?
- Name of the Irish Bridesmaid?
- First Band They Saw Together?
- Mother of the Grooms Name?
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- Mother of the Brides Name?
- Brides Middle Name?
- How many years have they been together?
- Where was their first date?
- Brides Favourite Colour?
- Combined, how many Tattoos do they have?
- Name of Benjamins Favourite Superhero?
- Location of Matching Tattoo's?
- Month of Grooms Birthday?
20 Clues: Grooms Middle Name? • Brides Middle Name? • Where did they meet? • Grooms Favourite Colour? • Brides Favourite Colour? • Month of Brides Birthday? • Number of Months Engaged? • Month of Grooms Birthday? • Mother of the Brides Name? • Mother of the Grooms Name? • Where was their first date? • Name of the Irish Bridesmaid? • First Band They Saw Together? • Location of Matching Tattoo's? • ...
Book 9 2026-09-03
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- to think or believe
- to keep a group of people interested or enjoying themselves
- to keep something as it iS
- (an expression of) understanding and care for someone else's suffering
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- very strong form of why
- of or from a long time ago, having lasted for a very long time
- move slowly and carefully towards somewhere
- to request something
8 Clues: to think or believe • to request something • very strong form of why • to keep something as it iS • move slowly and carefully towards somewhere • to keep a group of people interested or enjoying themselves • of or from a long time ago, having lasted for a very long time • (an expression of) understanding and care for someone else's suffering
Economics Crossword Puzzle 2026-09-03
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- tax on imported goods
- measures how comfortably people live in a country
- economy with NO government involvement
- complete ban on trade
- all the skills, education, and abilities of a country's people
- limit on the amount of imported goods entering a country
- government makes ALL the decisions in this economy
- the study of how a country allocates its money and resources
- running a business in hopes to make a profit
- percentage over 15 that can read and write
- materials from nature that aren't man-made
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- focusing on select resources that a country can produce well
- items bought from other countries
- type of economy that relies on ancestors' tools and customs
- exchange of goods and services
- man-made materials
- items sold to other countries
- the value of the next-best alternative that you give up when you make a choice
- economy that has aspects of market and command economies
- total value of all goods and services produced in a country in one year
20 Clues: man-made materials • tax on imported goods • complete ban on trade • items sold to other countries • exchange of goods and services • items bought from other countries • economy with NO government involvement • percentage over 15 that can read and write • materials from nature that aren't man-made • running a business in hopes to make a profit • ...
microbio crossword #1 2026-09-03
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- Biological catalyst that speeds up chemical reactions
- Polymer composed of amino acids
- Microbe that causes disease
- Large molecule made of smaller units called monomers
- Single-celled prokaryotes distinct from bacteria
- Main energy-storage molecule of cells
- Cell or organism with a membrane-bound nucleus
- Nonliving microbe that must infect a host cell to reproduce
- Study of organisms usually too small to see without magnification
- Term for a protein whose normal structure has been disrupted
- Large carbohydrate made of simple sugar monomers
- Infectious protein with no nucleic acid
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- Protective outer layer that helps some bacteria attach to surfaces
- Protein and polysaccharide component of some bacterial cell walls
- Process developed by Louis Pasteur to reduce harmful microbes
- Informational molecule such as DNA or RNA
- Single-celled prokaryotes that lack a nucleus
- Main lipid component of cell membranes
- Idea that living things arise only from other living things
- Cell or organism without a membrane-bound nucleus
20 Clues: Microbe that causes disease • Polymer composed of amino acids • Main energy-storage molecule of cells • Main lipid component of cell membranes • Infectious protein with no nucleic acid • Informational molecule such as DNA or RNA • Single-celled prokaryotes that lack a nucleus • Cell or organism with a membrane-bound nucleus • ...
Health and Fitness 2026-09-03
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- The ability to move, bend and twist your body
- The inside structure of your body made of bones.
- to eat certain foods or less food to lose weight
- How well a person can use two parts of the body to perform a task.
- stay the same as
- The ability to not fall over while standing still or moving.
- exercise
- become very tired
- Soft part of the body under your skin.
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- eat a lot
- increase (muscle)
- How strong you are
- The ability to do exercise for a long period of time
- stretch
- the foods and drinks a person or animal eats and drinks
- The cooling down of muscles after exercise.
- increase (weight)
- Being able to do everyday things without getting tired or sick easily.
- get rid of
- The preparation of the muscles for physical exercise
- The ability to change direction and height quickly
21 Clues: stretch • exercise • eat a lot • get rid of • stay the same as • increase (muscle) • increase (weight) • become very tired • How strong you are • Soft part of the body under your skin. • The cooling down of muscles after exercise. • The ability to move, bend and twist your body • The inside structure of your body made of bones. • to eat certain foods or less food to lose weight • ...
Harry Potter 2026-09-03
8 Clues: Harry's owl? • Wizard sport? • Wizard drink? • Harry's school? • Where Ron lives? • The boy who lived? • Harry's best friend? • The best witch in her age?
Mrs. Barkoff's Geography Crossword Puzzle 2026-09-03
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- Largest continent
- Half of Earth
- on a compass, up
- Has the most countries
- Where do we live?
- Floridian's ocean
- Not "Northern Ocean", but...
- Makes Northern and Southern
- For the Colonization era
- Wow, that's cold
- Warm ocean
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- Makes Western and Eastern
- on a compass, down
- Another name for "Group of islands"
- Group of islands
- Amazon
- on a compass, left
- on a compass, right
- Biggest ocean on Earth
- Small ocean
20 Clues: Amazon • Warm ocean • Small ocean • Half of Earth • on a compass, up • Group of islands • Wow, that's cold • Largest continent • Where do we live? • Floridian's ocean • on a compass, down • on a compass, left • on a compass, right • Has the most countries • Biggest ocean on Earth • For the Colonization era • Makes Western and Eastern • Makes Northern and Southern • Not "Northern Ocean", but... • ...
Comidas e bebidas simples 2026-09-03
31 Clues: bor • tea • vaj • méz • tej • hal • rizs • ebéd • sajt • kávé • leves • tojás • sonka • cukor • csirke • kenyér • tészta • saláta • joghurt • reggeli • zöldség • vacsora • étkezés • tízórai • édesség • marhahús • gyümölcs • narancslé • szendvics • sült krumpli • gabonapehely
Protestant Rebellions 2026-09-03
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- King of Spain and the Netherlands who assigned William to help rule the Netherlands
- Protestant leader in Scotland who actively opposed Mary Queen of Scots
- Sent by Phillip II to crush William's rebellion in the Netherlands
- Born in Scotland, but raised in France so that she would be a good catholic
- Mary Queen of Scots married _________________.
- Born in Germany but inherited land in Netherlands and France
- Which people in the Netherlands was Phillip II planning to kill?
- Mary Queen of Scots was held prisoner by Queen Elizabeth for ____________ years.
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- Ordered Mary Queen of Scots to be executed for plotting her assassination
- Name given to the land north of France since the people of Italy and Spain felt like it was so far away
- Son of Mary Queen of Scots who was made king of Scotland as a baby
- Another name for the Netherlands
- William the Silent returned to being a ___________________ even though Charles V tried to teach him to be a catholic.
- How were Mary Queen of Scots and Queen Elizabeth related?
- William the __________________ got that name because he remained silent when he heard Phillip's plan to kill the Protestants in the Netherlands.
- Earthen walls built along the coasts of the Netherlands to hold back the sea
- The "enemy" the people of the Netherlands were constantly fighting
17 Clues: Another name for the Netherlands • Mary Queen of Scots married _________________. • How were Mary Queen of Scots and Queen Elizabeth related? • Born in Germany but inherited land in Netherlands and France • Which people in the Netherlands was Phillip II planning to kill? • Son of Mary Queen of Scots who was made king of Scotland as a baby • ...
that's so sally! 2026-09-03
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- Sanrio's mischievous little troublemaker with a black jester hat
- Quacky yellow friends who love to paddle
- plant that sparks joy
- An adorable little giant with a very wiggly trunk
- Playful swimmers known for holding hands
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- not chocolate but still cake
- Hoppy little pond dwellers that say "ribbit"
- Small, fluffy bundles of chaos and cuddles
- Tiny spotted beetles said to bring good luck
- Sanrio's cheerful green frog with big eyes
10 Clues: plant that sparks joy • not chocolate but still cake • Quacky yellow friends who love to paddle • Playful swimmers known for holding hands • Small, fluffy bundles of chaos and cuddles • Sanrio's cheerful green frog with big eyes • Hoppy little pond dwellers that say "ribbit" • Tiny spotted beetles said to bring good luck • An adorable little giant with a very wiggly trunk • ...
Do your BEST 2026-09-03
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- the staff has ____ spaces
- the whole note gets ___ beats
- this note gets one beat of sound
- middle
- we write music on this
- the speed of the beat
- the volume of music
- quiet volume
- thus note gets 2 beats of sound
- the low sounding singing voice
- this note gets 4 beats of sound
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- the half notes gets ___ beats
- loud volume
- the high sounding singing voice
- notes and rests put together
- the note sounds (high/low)
- my daughter's nickname
- Mr. Walker has two of these animals
- the form of music where there is a theme, extra material, then ends with the theme
- the staff has ____ lines
- my daughter's other nickname
21 Clues: middle • loud volume • quiet volume • the volume of music • the speed of the beat • we write music on this • my daughter's nickname • the staff has ____ lines • the staff has ____ spaces • the note sounds (high/low) • notes and rests put together • my daughter's other nickname • the half notes gets ___ beats • the whole note gets ___ beats • the low sounding singing voice • ...
Step 2 (Technology Choice) 2026-09-03
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- of 1732 The document the king gave the 21 trustees “entitling them” to the land of the modern day state of Georgia. It also established Georgia as the 13th and final colony of the original 13 colonies of England. James Oglethorpe and the 20 other trustees wanted to build this colony to give the working poor a second chance.
- The process or system by which goods and services are produced, sold, and purchased. In the beginning, the Georgia economy was okay but after slavery was legal it was in a really bad place.
- The malcontents were a group that came to the colony of Georgia while in its trustee period. They complained a lot about the rules the trustees had set up. For example, they wanted rum and slavery legal, and were not given financial help from the trustees because of their terrible attitude.
- They were German speaking Austrians who were fleeing persecution because of their religion (they were members of the Lutheran church) and they were valuable farmers.
- Tomochichi He was the chief of the Yamacraw tribe (of creek descent) and was a very intelligent man. He realized that there was no escaping British rule and voluntarily gave up his land to James Oglethorpe.
- Military measures or resources for protecting a country (or colony). For example, in Georgia they had the Highland Scots protect them from invasion from the Spanish, French and even some native tribes.
- colony The colony of Georgia was the colony that protected the other 12 pre-established English colonies from attack from the French, Spanish, and the other native tribes trying to attack or invade the Carolinas.
- an organization for helping people in need. For example James Oglethorpe donated to charity to help the working poor.
- Having a variety of things. For example, Georgia has always been a diverse place, even in the trustee period. They had German speaking Austrians, English settlers, Scottish highlanders from Scotland, and they had Jewish settlers searching for religious freedom.
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- Musgrove She was of mixed background, her father being English and her mother being native american. Because she spoke both English and the native language she was able to help Chief Tomochichi and James Oglethorpe communicate with each other.
- a person, a country or an organization that owes money. James Oglethorpe wanted to make Georgia a colony to send the debtors and working poor to the new world to give them a fresh start.
- and Services Products like indigo and rice and services like farming help or protection. For example, in the British colonies, the goods and services helped build the economy. The colonies would supply raw materials to England and ship them.
- Scots They were valuable warriors from Scotland who defended the Georgia colony from native, French, and Spanish invasions.
- People who were not paid to work on farms or plantations and we're stripped away from their identities and general human rights.
- Oglethorpe He was a young member of the English parliament and one of the original 21 trustees. He also was the founder of Georgia, and unlike De Soto, he treated the natives very well and in return was able to befriend some (including Chief Tomochichi) and was able to get the land that would later become the colony of Georgia.
- of a charter colony where a group of people decide or vote on who governs it, the Monarch or King, makes all the decisions for the colony. In the case of the Georgia colony, even though they did not live in England, they had to follow the same rules that an English citizen would have to follow back home in England.
- The desire to promote the welfare of others by donations of time, money, or property. James Oglethorpe was a philanthropist, and his life’s mission was to give the working poor a place to get a fresh start.
- the act of taking control of an area or a country that is not your own, especially using force, and sending people from your own country to live there. For example, the English monarchy sent settlers to enforce their rule in the new world.
- When people come to live in a new place (even if it's really only new to them). For example the English settlers came to settle in the new world which was an entire ocean away from their old homes.
- colony The Georgia colony is a great example of a charter colony. The king of England granted permission to build a colony in the land nowadays known as Georgia and the 21 trustees at the time were allowed to govern that colony as they saw fit.Royal colony
20 Clues: an organization for helping people in need. For example James Oglethorpe donated to charity to help the working poor. • Scots They were valuable warriors from Scotland who defended the Georgia colony from native, French, and Spanish invasions. • ...
Required Documents 2026-09-03
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- Initiated at SOC and updated as progress is made
- Completed on the day of discharge and sent in to client docs
- Completed at the start of care and updated/reviewed/revised at ROC and/or recertification
- Completed at least 24 hours prior to discipline only discharge and/or with a decrease in visits
- Completed at least 24 hours prior to discharge from the agency
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- Completed for any discipline starting after the SOC
- Established at SOC and revised as the visit schedule changes
- Must be completed at minimum 14 days prior to discharge and sent into client docs
8 Clues: Initiated at SOC and updated as progress is made • Completed for any discipline starting after the SOC • Completed on the day of discharge and sent in to client docs • Established at SOC and revised as the visit schedule changes • Completed at least 24 hours prior to discharge from the agency • ...
healthcare vocabulary 2026-09-03
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- provides treatment to patients.
- regular checkups and preventive care.
- complex structure in large hospitals with advanced equipment and specialists.
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- recovery from injuries or surgeries.
- regular checkups and basic health maintenance in clinics or doctors office.
- emergency and acute medical care.
- specialist treatment
- immediate treatment for serious conditions.
8 Clues: specialist treatment • provides treatment to patients. • emergency and acute medical care. • recovery from injuries or surgeries. • regular checkups and preventive care. • immediate treatment for serious conditions. • regular checkups and basic health maintenance in clinics or doctors office. • ...
En mann som heter Per 2026-09-03
12 Clues: nei • ikke ung • kjøretøy • norsk bil • over 18 år • har en ting • skummelt vesen • IV (romertall) • sitte bak rattet • gutt som er voksen • hankjønn under 18 år • fotball ...... håndball
Intro to microbes and their building blocks 2026-09-03
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- Hook, first person to observe cells under a microscope
- single celled, no nucleus and still distinct from bacteria in multiple ways
- Lister, used aspetic techniques in surgery, decreased post surgical infections
- cells, NO membrane bound compartment for DNA
- nature of microbes, can be grown quickly in large populations in a lab and can not be seen dierctly
- non-living proteins that cause diseases
- specialized area of biology that deals with motstly living things
- non-living and ACELLULAR
- engineering, manipulates genetic info of microbes, plants or animals to create new products and genetically modify them
- single celled OR multicellular and has a nucleus
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- defines bacteria AND archaea (unicellular)
- are found in, bodies of plants and animals and in the earths landscape
- microbes that cause disease
- single celled NO NUCLEUS
- cells, membrane bound compartment that holds DNA
- Pasteur, disproved spontaneous generation and proved biogenesis
- large polymers build from smaller monomers
- microorganisms, responsible for 70% of the earths photosynthesis, not plants!
- living things only come from other living things
- 2 major functions: store energy and compose structure of some cellular components
- Koch, proved that anthrax was caused by Bacillus anthracis
21 Clues: single celled NO NUCLEUS • non-living and ACELLULAR • microbes that cause disease • non-living proteins that cause diseases • defines bacteria AND archaea (unicellular) • large polymers build from smaller monomers • cells, NO membrane bound compartment for DNA • cells, membrane bound compartment that holds DNA • living things only come from other living things • ...
o, ou 2026-09-03
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- To make rules and decisions for a place.
- My mum will accompany me to the park.
- Twice as much or two of something.
- To give food and help someone or something grow strong.
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- Being brave even when you feel scared.
- To think or ask questions in your mind.
- There are 12 _____ in a year.
- Climbing the tall hill was an _____ task.
- A place where people live, like Ireland or India.
9 Clues: There are 12 _____ in a year. • Twice as much or two of something. • My mum will accompany me to the park. • Being brave even when you feel scared. • To think or ask questions in your mind. • To make rules and decisions for a place. • Climbing the tall hill was an _____ task. • A place where people live, like Ireland or India. • ...
grāmata 2026-09-03
Categories of Nouns 2026-09-03
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- A proper noun names a specific person, place, thing, or idea.
- A non-count noun names things that cannot be counted.
- A compound noun is one noun made by joining two or more words.
- A compound noun is one noun made by joining two or more words.
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- A common noun names any one of a class of people, places, things, or ideas.
- A collective noun names a group of people, animals, or things.
- A concrete noun names something that can be perceived through any of the five senses.
- A common noun names any one of a class of people, places, things, or ideas.
8 Clues: A non-count noun names things that cannot be counted. • A proper noun names a specific person, place, thing, or idea. • A compound noun is one noun made by joining two or more words. • A compound noun is one noun made by joining two or more words. • A collective noun names a group of people, animals, or things. • ...
2.1 Key Terms 2026-09-03
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- An audio/video interface that is used to transmit high- definition audio and video data from one device to another over a single cable
- A computer program or device that provides a service to another computer program and its user.
- Software that supports a computer’s basic functions
- Also known as the mainboard, system board, main circuit board, or logic board, a printed circuit board that is designed to communicate with all of the computer’s internal components.
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- A base-2 number system composed of both ones and zeros.
- The physical components that a computer system requires to function
- An interface similar to HDMI but offers much higher performance and supports some new features not found on the HDMI interface
- An external device that is used to send data and to provide an input/output interface for a computer.
- A data transfer device that is often used to connect peripherals or transfer data
- A device used to store frequently accessed data and have it readily available to increase the performance of the computer.
10 Clues: Software that supports a computer’s basic functions • A base-2 number system composed of both ones and zeros. • The physical components that a computer system requires to function • A data transfer device that is often used to connect peripherals or transfer data • A computer program or device that provides a service to another computer program and its user. • ...
Valsmegensukys 2026-09-03
10 Clues: Stalo..? • Teenage..? • Kur gyvena dovydas? • Mėgstamiausia spalva? • Guilty pleasure baras? • Kas pasake Bello chica? • Špunka, Vėjai, ką perki? • narvessen 22:30 ką perki? • Kur buvai su Leda šią vasarą? • Su kokiu akcentu Benas ir Justė?
Ch. 2 Earth's Structures 2026-09-03
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- the force that every object exerts on all other objects because of their masses
- topographic features formed by processes that shape Earth's surface
- outer part of the magnetic field that interacts with these particles
- the amount of mass in a material per unit volume
- areas with low relief and high elevation
- Earth's entire solid body
- the thick middle layer in the solid part of Earth
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- brittle, rocky outer layer of Earth
- name for the group consisting of the crust and the uppermost mantle
- landforms with low relief and low elevation
- the dense, metallic center of Earth
- landforms with high relief and high elevation
- plastic layer within the mantle
- shape of a ball; all points on the surface are at an equal distance from the center
14 Clues: Earth's entire solid body • plastic layer within the mantle • brittle, rocky outer layer of Earth • the dense, metallic center of Earth • areas with low relief and high elevation • landforms with low relief and low elevation • landforms with high relief and high elevation • the amount of mass in a material per unit volume • ...
Russian Revolution of 1917 2026-09-03
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- Council of workers and soldiers set up during the revolution. (6 letters)
- The title of the Russian emperor. (4 letters)
- Last name of the final Tsar of Russia. (7 letters)
- The month of the first 1917 revolution that forced the Tsar to step down. (8 letters)
- Leader of the Bolsheviks and first head of Soviet Russia. (5 letters)
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- Shorthand name for the radical communist group that took power in late 1917. (9 letters)
- The month of the second 1917 revolution that brought Lenin to power. (7 letters)
- Self-proclaimed "holy man" and adviser to the royal family. (8 letters)
8 Clues: The title of the Russian emperor. (4 letters) • Last name of the final Tsar of Russia. (7 letters) • Leader of the Bolsheviks and first head of Soviet Russia. (5 letters) • Self-proclaimed "holy man" and adviser to the royal family. (8 letters) • Council of workers and soldiers set up during the revolution. (6 letters) • ...
Jacob Lagunes 2026-09-03
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- , A trace of something that once existed — Noun
- ,Dark or forbidding — Adjective
- Abundant or prevalent — Adjectiv
- ,A deliberately deceptive or misleading argument — Noun
- A fight or uproar — Noun
- Haughty or disdainful — Adjective
- ,Strictly disregarding individual differences or circumstances — Adjective
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- A robber or bandit — Noun
- Blanche, Boundless authority; unlimited power to act — Noun
- Atransformation or dramatic change — Noun
- ,A chant; a recited magical spell — Noun
- ,Technical names or naming system in art or science — Noun
- ,Someone who participates in a conversation — Noun
- Worldly or sophisticated — Adjective
- ,Unconcerned or indifferent — Adjective
15 Clues: A fight or uproar — Noun • Haughty or disdainful — Adjective • A robber or bandit — Noun • Worldly or sophisticated — Adjective • ,Unconcerned or indifferent — Adjective • Atransformation or dramatic change — Noun • ,Dark or forbidding — Adjective • Abundant or prevalent — Adjectiv • ...
Building Vocabulary: Colonial Georgia 2026-09-03
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- A colony that served as a break between Spanish and English territory.
- An ex member of the British parliament that decided that Georgia needed to be a colony in order to protect the English from the Spanish.
- of 1732: The official document which proclaimed Georgia an official colony of Great Britain
- The chief of the Yamacraw Indians during the time that James Edward Oglethorpe and the Trustees came to Georgia. He played an important role in the creation of Savannah by teaching and treating the English kindly.
- Helping other people by giving them new opportunities.
- Helpfulness to the less fortunate in ways of giving them new opportunities like moving to the colony of Georgia.
- The force of labor to produce crops in Georgia of African people.
- Austrians from Germany who were seeking freedom from religious prosecution and were vital in farming and silk making in early colonial Georgia.
- Items or labor tasks that can be sold or traded for other goods or services
- One who owes money to their country or country’s government
- People dissatisfied with the existing circumstances of government or leadership in colonial Georgia. These things include, slavery, land limitations, and rum.
- The act of settling on an uncharted area to be connected to a mother country
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- A group of people dedicated to protecting against an enemy such as Spain.
- Production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services that allow the area to have enough money to support themselves and their people
- A colony which King George signed a document allowing the colonists to govern the government with minimal interference from England and the English government
- Soldiers from Northern Scotland recruited by James Edward Oglethorpe to protect Georgia from the Spanish.
- multiple people in one place with different ethnic or religious background
- A mixed Native American-English woman who worked as a translator for Chief Tomochichi and James Edward Oglethorpe.
- The act of living in an uncharted territory in order to colonize it
- A colony which King George had complete control over through an appointed leader.
20 Clues: Helping other people by giving them new opportunities. • One who owes money to their country or country’s government • The force of labor to produce crops in Georgia of African people. • The act of living in an uncharted territory in order to colonize it • A colony that served as a break between Spanish and English territory. • ...
excel 9 2026-09-03
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- — Configuração que define o que cada usuário poderá fazer na planilha, como visualizar ou editar.
- — Trabalho realizado por várias pessoas em conjunto sobre o mesmo arquivo.
- — Processo de manter as alterações atualizadas entre os usuários que trabalham no arquivo.
- — Ambiente que permite armazenar e acessar arquivos pela internet.
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- — Recurso que permite disponibilizar uma planilha para outras pessoas trabalharem nela.
5 Clues: — Ambiente que permite armazenar e acessar arquivos pela internet. • — Trabalho realizado por várias pessoas em conjunto sobre o mesmo arquivo. • — Recurso que permite disponibilizar uma planilha para outras pessoas trabalharem nela. • — Processo de manter as alterações atualizadas entre os usuários que trabalham no arquivo. • ...
Mrs. Barkoff's Geography Crossword Puzzle 2026-09-03
Cell Organelles 2026-09-03
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- Controls cell activities and contains DNA
- Produces energy (ATP)
- Membrane Controls what enters and leaves the cell
- Gel-like material inside the cell
- Small sacs that carry material.
- Makes proteins
- Site of photosynthesis.
- Provides structure and support; animal cells lack a cell wall.
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- A network of tubes used for transport.
- Packages and ships proteins
- Stores water and materials
- Breaks down waste
12 Clues: Makes proteins • Breaks down waste • Produces energy (ATP) • Site of photosynthesis. • Stores water and materials • Packages and ships proteins • Small sacs that carry material. • Gel-like material inside the cell • A network of tubes used for transport. • Controls cell activities and contains DNA • Membrane Controls what enters and leaves the cell • ...
Building Vocabulary: Colonial Georgia 2026-09-03
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- Oglethorpe: An ex member of the British parliament that decided that Georgia needed to be a colony in order to protect the English from the Spanish.
- Colony: A colony that served as a break between Spanish and English territory.
- One who owes money to their country or country’s government
- multiple people in one place with different ethnic or religious background
- The act of settling on an uncharted area to be connected to a mother country
- Musgrove: A mixed Native American-English woman who worked as a translator for Chief Tomochichi and James Edward Oglethorpe.
- Colony: A colony which King George signed a document allowing the colonists to govern the government with minimal interference from England and the English government
- of 1732: The official document which proclaimed Georgia an official colony of Great Britain
- Tomochichi: The chief of the Yamacraw Indians during the time that James Edward Oglethorpe and the Trustees came to Georgia. He played an important role in the creation of Savannah by teaching and treating the English kindly.
- Helpfulness to the less fortunate in ways of giving them new opportunities like moving to the colony of Georgia.
- The force of labor to produce crops in Georgia of African people.
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- A group of people dedicated to protecting against an enemy such as Spain.
- People dissatisfied with the existing circumstances of government or leadership in colonial Georgia. These things include, slavery, land limitations, and rum.
- Austrians from Germany who were seeking freedom from religious prosecution and were vital in farming and silk making in early colonial Georgia.
- Scots: Soldiers from Northern Scotland recruited by James Edward Oglethorpe to protect Georgia from the Spanish.
- & Services: Items or labor tasks that can be sold or traded for other goods or services
- Production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services that allow the area to have enough money to support themselves and their people
- Helping other people by giving them new opportunities.
- Colony: A colony which King George had complete control over through an appointed leader.
- The act of living in an uncharted territory in order to colonize it
20 Clues: Helping other people by giving them new opportunities. • One who owes money to their country or country’s government • The force of labor to produce crops in Georgia of African people. • The act of living in an uncharted territory in order to colonize it • A group of people dedicated to protecting against an enemy such as Spain. • ...
Økologi og celler 2026-09-03
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- organismer som ikke produserer sin egen energi, men må spise andre kalles...
- en art som utnytter en annen art. Positivt for den ene og i hovedsak nøytralt for den andre
- kalles også saftrom og finnes i planteceller
- her foregår celleånding
- her foregår fotosyntesen
- arter som har stor betydning for andre arter i et økosystem
- har ikke cellekjerne
- de levende delene av et økosystem
- meitemark, bakterier, sopp og insektslarver er eksempler på dette
- det kjemiske navnet til H2O
- plantene utnytter energi i sola og lager næringsstoffer. Plantene kalles derfor...
- inne i cellekjernen ligger...
- de ikke-levende delene av et økosystem
- en art lever på eller av en annen art. Det er kun positivt for den ene arten
- druesukker og oksygen blir omgjort til karbondioksid og vann. Energi frigjøres
- er celletypen vi har i kroppen vår
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- en rekke av organismer som spiser hverandre
- variasjonen av alt liv på jorda.
- organismer som er kjempegode på å spise en bestemt ting eller leve i et visst miljø
- to arter lever tett sammen slik at begge arter drar nytte av det
- grunnstoffet alle levende organismer inneholder
- annet ord for arvestoff
- har DNA som flyter fritt rundt i cellevæsken
- organismer som kan spise mange forskjellige ting og vil overleve i mange ulike miljøer
- den minste enheten for liv
- noe vi trenger eller kan han nytte av
- det kjemiske navnet til CO2
- det kjemiske navnet til 02
- kjemisk prosess som omgjør vann, karbondioksid til druesukker og oksygen. Sola gir energi til prosessen
- en type samliv
- man setter flere næringskjeder sammen og man får...
- handler om hvordan alt som lever, påvirker og blir påvirket av miljøet det lever i.
- beskytter cellen og gjør plantene stive. Kan sees på som skjelett
- den kjemiske formelen for druesukker
34 Clues: en type samliv • har ikke cellekjerne • annet ord for arvestoff • her foregår celleånding • her foregår fotosyntesen • den minste enheten for liv • det kjemiske navnet til 02 • det kjemiske navnet til CO2 • det kjemiske navnet til H2O • inne i cellekjernen ligger... • variasjonen av alt liv på jorda. • de levende delene av et økosystem • er celletypen vi har i kroppen vår • ...
surprise 2026-09-03
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- Ce que je veux qu'on aille regarder le soir / ce que j'ai dans les yeux quand je te regarde
- La chaîne de magasins où tu as travaillé
- L'esprit de découverte qui se dégage de nos randonnées et de nos voyages
- Le mois de notre rencontre
- La mascotte des championnats d'Europe de natation)
- Le type de salle où on a fait notre premier rendez-vous
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- Le doudou bleu qui représente un peu notre bébé
- La discipline acrobatique de cirque que tu pratique
- C'est ce qu'on est tous les deux
- Le réseau où tu reçois plein de contenu mignon
- L'appel des grands espaces, des randonnées et des voyages
- Le lieu où l'on a couru pour la première fois
- L'appareil que l'on utilise tous les deux pour communiquer
13 Clues: Le mois de notre rencontre • C'est ce qu'on est tous les deux • La chaîne de magasins où tu as travaillé • Le lieu où l'on a couru pour la première fois • Le réseau où tu reçois plein de contenu mignon • Le doudou bleu qui représente un peu notre bébé • La mascotte des championnats d'Europe de natation) • La discipline acrobatique de cirque que tu pratique • ...
Building Vocabulary GA colony Crossword 2026-09-03
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- Someone who owes a debt. Oglethorpe envisioned a fresh start for debtors/working poor in England in the new colony.
- A colony ruled by a royal monarch rather than self governing. Georgia became a royal colony after the charter for the trustees ended. With the royal colony, many of the rules and bans were changed.
- Meaning many and different. New Georgia was diverse, including many of the persecuted groups, different religions, many different immigrants, and diverse terrain.
- A group of German-speaking Protestant refugees from Austria who founded Ebenezer, which shaped early Georgia’s economy. They were skilled at farming and silk manufacturing and built the colony's first gristmill.
- A group of people from Scotland who were known for being really good at military skills. They protected the colony from the Spanish and also raised cattle.
- Supply, production, and distribution of goods and services. One of the three reasons for new Georgia colony was
- The chief of the Yamacraw tribe, who helped Oglethorpe in the new colony by giving them land, which became Savannah, and helped fend the colony from the Spanish.
- A system where a person is taken as property, stripped of their rights, and forced to work without pay. Oglethorpe and the trustees put a ban on slavery. Later, when Georgia became a royal colony, the ban was lifted because of complaints and Georgia’s poor economy.
- She was a very important bicultural diplomat and interpreter between Oglethorpe and Tomochichi, who had a vital role in founding and developing the new Georgia colony.
- A group of people who fiercely oppose the rules. The 18th-century malcontents of Georgia fiercely opposed the rules set by Oglethorpe and the other trustees.
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- Goods are things you sell/buy, and services are roles people provide. Goods that were sold and grown in Georgia were the WRIST crops, mainly tobacco. Services were protecting the colony, farming, and trade services.
- A group of people who settle on land far from their original land but keep ties to it; not under the land's government system.
- A charter colony is a type of colony that was governed under a charter which granted trading companies and groups of settlers. When the 21 trustees were in charge, Georgia was a charter colony. The trustees were given permission to create this colony from a charter from King George II.
- Voluntary promotion of human welfare. One of the 3 reasons why Georgia was wanted was because of philanthropy; Oglethorpe wanted to give the “working poor” a chance for a new life in the new colony.
- The process of a foreign nation taking over land in another territory sends citizens to live there. Most of the time exploits the people already living there. Georgia was colonized by the English for defense, economics, and philanthropy.
- Foundation to help provide needs for the poor. A form of philanthropy.
- A member of Parliament, one of the 21 trustees. The only trustee to ever go to the colony. Was against slavery and rum in the new colony. Wanted to create the colony as a safe haven for the working poor. Also, went along with the natives.
- Permission to create the 13th British colony, Georgia, granted by King George II. The 21 Trustees were granted the permission. The 3 reasons to make the colony were philanthropy, economics, and for defense.
- A settlement used to protect one power’s land from a rival, used for defense. Georgia was a buffer colony to protect South Carolina from the Spanish in Florida.
- Protect something or someone from attack or danger. One of the 3 reasons Georgia was created was to defend South Carolina from Spanish Florida.
20 Clues: Foundation to help provide needs for the poor. A form of philanthropy. • Supply, production, and distribution of goods and services. One of the three reasons for new Georgia colony was • Someone who owes a debt. Oglethorpe envisioned a fresh start for debtors/working poor in England in the new colony. • ...
How well do you know the brides? 2026-09-03
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- What is Jocelyn's favorite Sci-Fi series?
- What no-bake desert did Shannon try to win Jocelyn over with?
- How many years have the brides been together?
- What kind of doodle is Bella?
- What comics do the brides prefer?
- What craft is used to make paper cranes?
- Shannon Works at a (BLANK) library.
- Who is Nyx named after?
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- Does Jocelyn have a favorite bear?
- Where did the brides adopt Max from?
- Where did the Brommes go for their first vacation?
- Where did Jocelyn take Shannon for their first day trip?
- What did Kathy grow for the wedding?
- What is Shannon's favorite genre?
- What did Candace grow for the wedding?
- What did Shannon and Jocelyn get for their first date?
- What is the Brides' favorite food?
17 Clues: Who is Nyx named after? • What kind of doodle is Bella? • What is Shannon's favorite genre? • What comics do the brides prefer? • Does Jocelyn have a favorite bear? • What is the Brides' favorite food? • Shannon Works at a (BLANK) library. • Where did the brides adopt Max from? • What did Kathy grow for the wedding? • What did Candace grow for the wedding? • ...
Module 11 Climate 2026-09-03
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- period of extensive glacial coverage, producing long-term climatic changes, where average global temperatures decreased by 5 degrees Celsius
- area of Earth that extends between 23.5 degrees and 66.5 degrees north and south of the equator and has moderate temperatures
- standard value for a location, including rainfall, wind speed, and temperatures, based on meteorological records compiled for at least 30 years
- study of Earth's climate in order to understand and predict climatic change, based on past and present variations in temperature, precipitation, wind, and other weather variables
- classification system for climates, divided into five types, based on the mean monthly values of temperature and precipitation and types of vegetation
- the changes in long-term averages and variations in weather around the world, like temperature, precipitation, frequency and strength of severe weather, acidification of oceans, and glaciation
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- percentage of sunlight that is reflected by the surface of a planet or a satellite, such as the Moon
- short-term periods with specific weather conditions caused by regular variations in temperature, hours of daylight, and weather patterns that are due to the tilt of the Earth's axis as it revolves around the Sun, causing different areas of Earth to receive different amounts of solar radiation
- areas of Earth where solar radiation strikes at a low angle, resulting in temperatures that are nearly always cold; extend from 66.5° north and south of the equator to the poles
- the reaction of one system to the changes in another system
- area of Earth that receives the most solar radiation, is generally warm year-round, and extends between 23.5 degrees south and 23.5 degrees north of the equator
- a band of anomalously warm ocean temperatures that occasionally develops off the western coast of South America and can cause short-term climatic changes felt worldwide
- urban area where climate is warmer than in the surrounding countryside due to factors such as numerous concrete buildings and large expanses of asphalt
- localized climate that differs from the surrounding regional climate
14 Clues: the reaction of one system to the changes in another system • localized climate that differs from the surrounding regional climate • percentage of sunlight that is reflected by the surface of a planet or a satellite, such as the Moon • ...
FFA Creed paragraph 2 crossword 2026-09-03
Kedrian Lankford's Vocabulary crossword 2026-09-03
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- astronomical system that places a stationary earth at the center of the universe.
- daily east to west rotation of the stars,sun,and other celestial bodies around earth.
- a pattern or group of stars in the night sky that is not an official constellation.
- a figure eight diagram that shows the position of the sun in the sky as seen from the exact location on earth at the same time.
- a small geocentric circle whose center moves along the circumference of a larger circle.
- celestial event where one space body moves into the shadow of another.
- an illusion where a plant temporarily stops and moves backward across the night sky.
- an imaginary,giant globe of infinite size with the earth at it's very center.
- relating to the sky,outer space,or a divine heaven.
- an imaginary bend in the sky divided into 12 equal parts that track paths.
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- astronomical system that places the sun at the center of the solar system,with earth and other planets.
- rocky world composed primarily of silicate rock,metals or other solid materials with solid surfaces.
- based on the position of earth in relation to the sun.
- an astronomical event when the sun reaches it's highest or lowest point in the sky.
- yearly movement of the sun,stars,and constellation as seen from earth.
- large main circular orbit centered once near the earth in ancient geocentric astronomy.
- historical concept of a space filling medium for light.
- A region of the celestial sphere containing a group of stars that appears to form a recognizable pattern.
- the path that the sun traces across the star filled sky over the course of a year.
- a specific moment in time when the sun crosses the earth's closest equator,and day and night are of approximately equal length.
20 Clues: relating to the sky,outer space,or a divine heaven. • based on the position of earth in relation to the sun. • historical concept of a space filling medium for light. • yearly movement of the sun,stars,and constellation as seen from earth. • celestial event where one space body moves into the shadow of another. • ...
Mythical Creatures 2026-09-03
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- Horse with a single horn
- Half human, half fish
- Creature that is part horse and part bird
- Creature with the head of a man and body of a horse
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- Legendary sea monster of gigantic size
- Large, reptilian beasts, often able to fly or breathe fire
- Often depicted as a giant with one eye
- Large humanoid, often thought to be the link between apes and man
8 Clues: Half human, half fish • Horse with a single horn • Legendary sea monster of gigantic size • Often depicted as a giant with one eye • Creature that is part horse and part bird • Creature with the head of a man and body of a horse • Large, reptilian beasts, often able to fly or breathe fire • Large humanoid, often thought to be the link between apes and man
Manfreding 2026-09-03
Across
- Reale motivo per cui è utile fare pubblicazioni
- Città vicina a Ilmenau dove producono le auto dell’11 orizzontale
- Può rendere migliore un piatto oppure peggiorare una giornata allo StepLab
- Vengono invitati a pranzo per rimpiazzare gli ospiti assenti (spoiler: non lo erano)
- Come i vigili, spariscono dalla strada quando inizia a piovere
- Luogo di lavoro principale di Nicola durante l'estate.
- La sorella del 4 verticale
- Un modo di dire le 12... oppure 21
- capitale della Sassonia (è vicina a Ilmenau)
- Il gemello quello che si occupa delle batterie
- La nazione dove tu e i due gemelli siete andati a fare il periodo all’estero
- necessaria il lunedì a pranzo
- Il giorno della settimana santificato dal LIM
- La scuderia che ha introdotto il DAS in Formula1 (quella vera)
- Unico modo di finire un pranzo da ostu
- Si sente durante la pausa pranzo (è ancora vivo).
- Esclamazione cubana quando qualcosa è notevole
- Il numero che non "lasciano" mai a Nicola
- “Se vai in giro senza questo, sei come un soldato senza fucile” - Mario
- È in corso a Covivio all'incirca una volta
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- Ha vinto la 24 ore di Le Mans grazie al rotary (infatti Renato ha una macchina di questa marca)
- La tua condizione negli ultimi 5 anni
- È, per nascita, il Re del LIM
- Direttore del Biella Gospel Choir
- Soffia a Verres ma non è lo Scirocco
- Principale rischio associato alla dinamica del veicolo
- Quella scuderia di Formula 1 che non so se ti ricordi qualche anno fa aveva il volante che lo tiravi indietro e cambiavi la convergenza
- Cosa dice Thanos quando la polizia gli chiede se ha della droga in tasca
- Nei suoi paraggi si trova Ilmenau
- Quello di Alessio si rigenera all'infinito (altrimenti non c'è spiegazione).
- Modo migliore per rimanere leggeri dopo una giornata di mare.
- Al mare, si usa quella che hanno portato i colleghi.
- Il prodotto più famoso del LIM
- Young researchers in the…
- “Se vuoi fare carriera al LIM, devi imparare a fare questo, in senso reale prima che metaforico
- Giusto modo di esprimersi quando qualcosa va storto
- È vicina a Berlino
- La vera mobilità del futuro
- Il Länder dove sei andato a studiare sei mesi
- La base dell'alimentazione del tuo alunno unto
40 Clues: È vicina a Berlino • Young researchers in the… • La sorella del 4 verticale • La vera mobilità del futuro • È, per nascita, il Re del LIM • necessaria il lunedì a pranzo • Il prodotto più famoso del LIM • Direttore del Biella Gospel Choir • Nei suoi paraggi si trova Ilmenau • Un modo di dire le 12... oppure 21 • Soffia a Verres ma non è lo Scirocco • ...
alexander fleming 2026-09-03
5 Clues: Flemings birth place • the miracle antibiotic he discovered • the prize he won in 1945 for his work • the antibacterial enzyme he found in human tears • the scientist who helped mass-produce penicillin
Metabolism Vocabulary 2026-09-03
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- the body’s use of molecules for energy and growth
- a group of atoms joined together in a particular way
- molecules that are the building blocks of proteins
- a set of interacting parts forming a complex whole
- info that is used prove or disprove a claim a claim
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- oxygen and glucose react for energy release
- a molecule made of carbon and oxygen atoms
- from the air or water around us and used for energy release
- a proposed answer to a question
- a molecule that organisms can use to release energy
- the process of showing how evidence supports claims
11 Clues: a proposed answer to a question • a molecule made of carbon and oxygen atoms • oxygen and glucose react for energy release • the body’s use of molecules for energy and growth • molecules that are the building blocks of proteins • a set of interacting parts forming a complex whole • a molecule that organisms can use to release energy • ...
Pinocchio (Feb.,1940) 2026-09-03
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- Geppetto's kitten.
- total number of villains that Pinocchio had to deal with in his quest.
- the color of the fairy who granted Pinocchio's wish.
- giant whale who swallowed Geppetto & Pinocchio.
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- wood carver and Pinnochio's 'father.'
- Jiminy _______, Pinocchio's conscience.
- Geppetto's goldfish.
- nose grows What happens to Pinocchio when he tells a lie.
8 Clues: Geppetto's kitten. • Geppetto's goldfish. • wood carver and Pinnochio's 'father.' • Jiminy _______, Pinocchio's conscience. • giant whale who swallowed Geppetto & Pinocchio. • the color of the fairy who granted Pinocchio's wish. • nose grows What happens to Pinocchio when he tells a lie. • total number of villains that Pinocchio had to deal with in his quest.
poo 2026-09-03
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- German speaking settlers who were deeply religious, top silk producers, and founded Ebenezer
- a colony where King George II granted the 21 Trustees an authority over Georgia or the new settlement
- military measures or resources for protecting Georgia
- an established, permanent community in a new region, or the newly founded community itself.
- someone who owes a certain amount of money to another person or obligation
- items that people make or grow and useful things people do for others to help sustain the economy
- any donation for a benevolent, philanthropic, or educational purpose
- difference between many communities and types of people
- a colony under rule of the British, lasting from 1752 to the American Revolution
- a document where King George II officially established the colony of Georgia and is the last of the 13 colonies
- Chief of Yamacraw who befriended Oglethorpe and helped him create Savannah
- a protective barrier where it defends valuable American colonies from other bordering hostile countries
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- she was the translator between Oglethorpe and Tomochichi so they could establish Savannah
- people that came to Georgia, but were mad after finding out that rum and slavery was banned
- a system where people were forced to do tasks that became legal in 1751
- a process where goods and services are produced, sold, and purchased
- the process where a central power takes control of a territory and settles their own people there to collect its resources and expand its influence globally
- a British general, Member of Parliament, and philanthropist who is known as the founder of the colony of Georgia
- to promote the welfare of others by donations of time, money, or property
- people who defended Georgia from Spain, raised cattle, were Presbyterians, and had a strong timber industry
20 Clues: military measures or resources for protecting Georgia • difference between many communities and types of people • a process where goods and services are produced, sold, and purchased • any donation for a benevolent, philanthropic, or educational purpose • a system where people were forced to do tasks that became legal in 1751 • ...
Material escolar 2026-09-03
SUPER MICROBE HUNTER 2026-09-03
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- MICROSCOPE – The primary optical tool Koch used every single day to visually inspect and photograph his tiny discoveries.3. GERMS – The general word for microscopic organisms; Koch proved that specific ones cause specific illnesses.4. POSTULATES – The iconic four-step logical rules (Koch's __________) used to scientifically prove a pathogen causes a disease.2. ANTHRAX – The deadly disease affecting farm cattle that Koch completely mapped out first, proving it formed tough, survival spores.4. PETRI – Julius ______, an assistant in Koch's lab, invented the shallow glass dish with a lid used to hold agar plates.5. STAINING – The innovative laboratory technique Koch used with colored dyes to make invisible bacteria pop under a lens.6. CHOLERA – Koch traveled all the way to Egypt and India to track down the waterborne bacteria that caused this devastating disease.7. AGAR – The amazing, firm seaweed jelly suggestion that replaced slimy potato slices for growing pure bacterial families.8. TUBERCULOSIS – The famous lung disease caused by a slow-growing bacteria that won Koch global fame when he isolated it in 1882.9. NOBEL – In 1905, Koch received the ultimate scientific honor, winning the ______ Prize in Physiology or Medicine.
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Manfreding 2026-09-03
Across
- Esclamazione cubana quando qualcosa è notevole
- la vera mobilità del futuro
- capitale della Sassonia (è vicina a Ilmenau)
- È in corso a Covivio all'incirca una volta
- young researchers in the…
- Come i vigili, spariscono dalla strada quando inizia a piovere
- Principale rischio associato alla dinamica del veicolo
- È, per nascita, il Re del LIM
- Reale motivo per cui è utile fare pubblicazioni
- La scuderia che ha introdotto il DAS in Formula1 (quella vera)
- la tua condizione negli ultimi 5 anni
- “Se vai in giro senza questo, sei come un soldato senza fucile” - Mario
- La base dell'alimentazione del tuo alunno unto
- Ha vinto la 24 ore di Le Mans grazie al rotary (infatti Renato ha una macchina di questa marca)
- giusto modo di esprimersi quando qualcosa va storto
- Vengono invitati a pranzo per rimpiazzare gli ospiti assenti (spoiler: non lo erano)
- La nazione dove tu e i due gemelli siete andati a fare il periodo all’estero
- Quello di Alessio si rigenera all'infinito (altrimenti non c'è spiegazione).
- Nei suoi paraggi si trova Ilmenau
- “Se vuoi fare carriera al LIM, devi imparare a fare questo, in senso reale prima che metaforico
- È vicina a Berlino
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- Unico modo di finire un pranzo da ostu
- Si sente durante la pausa pranzo (è ancora vivo).
- Il numero che non "lasciano" mai a Nicola
- Il prodotto più famoso del LIM
- cosa dice Thanos quando la polizia gli chiede se ha della droga in tasca
- Al mare, si usa quella che hanno portato i colleghi.
- Soffia a Verres ma non è lo Scirocco
- Direttore del Biella Gospel Choir
- Il giorno della settimana santificato dal LIM
- Quella scuderia di Formula 1 che non so se ti ricordi qualche anno fa aveva il volante che lo tiravi indietro e cambiavi la convergenza
- Può rendere migliore un piatto oppure peggiorare una giornata allo StepLab
- necessaria il lunedì a pranzo
- Il Länder dove sei andato a studiare sei mesi
- Luogo di lavoro principale di Nicola durante l'estate.
- Un modo di dire le 12... oppure 21
- Modo migliore per rimanere leggeri dopo una giornata di mare.
- Il gemello quello che si occupa delle batterie
- La sorella del 21 orizzontale
39 Clues: È vicina a Berlino • young researchers in the… • la vera mobilità del futuro • necessaria il lunedì a pranzo • È, per nascita, il Re del LIM • La sorella del 21 orizzontale • Il prodotto più famoso del LIM • Direttore del Biella Gospel Choir • Nei suoi paraggi si trova Ilmenau • Un modo di dire le 12... oppure 21 • Soffia a Verres ma non è lo Scirocco • ...
Us - in words. 2026-09-03
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- our guilty pleasure show
- what you’ll eventually win
- the drink we ordered on every date
- something I will say to you forever
- your favourite movie
- what we need to fall asleep now
- where we met
- the game you think you’re better at
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- your future alcohol brand
- my nickname for you
- our first date
- the month we made it official
- our first holiday
- my favourite feature of yours
- our favourite colour
15 Clues: where we met • our first date • our first holiday • my nickname for you • your favourite movie • our favourite colour • our guilty pleasure show • your future alcohol brand • what you’ll eventually win • the month we made it official • my favourite feature of yours • what we need to fall asleep now • the drink we ordered on every date • something I will say to you forever • ...
¡History concepts! 2026-09-03
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- Participating in a deal.
- large group of people that share a common identity or culture.
- Form of government, type of monarchy.
- Type of government that depends on the leader's money.
- Another nation ceasing to be part of another nation.
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- Supreme or absolute power of an authority of a State.
- Main set of rules and principles that explain how a nation works.
- Philosophical and theoretical ideas/elements.
8 Clues: Participating in a deal. • Form of government, type of monarchy. • Philosophical and theoretical ideas/elements. • Another nation ceasing to be part of another nation. • Supreme or absolute power of an authority of a State. • Type of government that depends on the leader's money. • large group of people that share a common identity or culture. • ...
S.T.E.A.M. vocabulary 03/09/2026 2026-09-03
20 Clues: SOL • JOGO • MESA • LIXO • ÁGUA • FLOR • METAL • FOLHA • LÁPIS • PAPEL • SACOLA • RAIZES • PÉTALA • GARRAFA • CADEIRA • PLÁSTICO • BRINQUEDO • PROFESSOR(A) • SOLO, OU TERRA • TRONCO, HASTE OU TALO
History 2026-09-03
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- A system of government in wich people participate in choosing their leaders.
- Form of government of monarchy that the king is an emperator
- The action and effect of participating in a deal
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- the main set of rules and principles that explain how a country, state, or organization should be run
- Another nation chasing from another nation
- Type of government that depends on the leaders money
6 Clues: Another nation chasing from another nation • The action and effect of participating in a deal • Type of government that depends on the leaders money • Form of government of monarchy that the king is an emperator • A system of government in wich people participate in choosing their leaders. • ...
Definitions 2026-09-03
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- Another nation ceasing from another nation.
- The supreme or absolute power of an authority of a state.
- System of goverment in which people can vote.
- A large group of people sharing a common identity/culture.
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- Philosophical and theorical elements and ideas.
- Type of goverment that depends on the leaders money.
6 Clues: Another nation ceasing from another nation. • System of goverment in which people can vote. • Philosophical and theorical elements and ideas. • Type of goverment that depends on the leaders money. • The supreme or absolute power of an authority of a state. • A large group of people sharing a common identity/culture.
protecting the environment 2026-09-03
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- The variety of different plants, animals, and other living organisms in an ecosystem
- Describes something that can continue without seriously damaging the environment
- Harmful substances that contaminate air, water, or soil
- Describes a species that is at risk of becoming extinct
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- The destruction or removal of large areas of forest
- A community of living organisms interacting with each other and with their physical environment
- Animals and plants living in their natural environment
- The natural home of an animal or plant
- Describes energy that comes from sources that naturally replace themselves
- A long period with little or no rain
10 Clues: A long period with little or no rain • The natural home of an animal or plant • The destruction or removal of large areas of forest • Animals and plants living in their natural environment • Harmful substances that contaminate air, water, or soil • Describes a species that is at risk of becoming extinct • ...
Module 10 The Nature of Storms 2026-09-03
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- calm center of a tropical cyclone that develops when the winds around its center reach at least 120 km/h
- Classifies tornadoes according to their destruction and estimated wind speed on a scale ranging from EF0 to EF5
- occurs when powerful, hurricane-force winds drive a mound of ocean water toward shore, where it washes over the land, often causing enormous damage
- measures the windchill factor, by estimating the heat loss from human skin caused by a combination of wind and cold air
- a branched channel of partially-charged air that forms between positive and negative regions; generally moves from the center of the cloud toward the ground
- a branching channel of positively charged ions that rushes upward from the ground to meet the stepped leader
- extended period of above-average temperatures caused by large, high-pressure systems that warm by compression and block cooler air masses
- extended period of below-average temperatures caused by large, high-pressure systems of continental polar or arctic origin
- a branch channel of positively charged ions that rushes upward from the ground to meet the stepped leader
- extremely powerful, self-sustaining thunderstorm characterized by intense, rotating updrafts
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- type of thunderstorm usually produced by an advancing cold front, which can result in a line of thunderstorms hundreds of kilometers long, or, more rarely, an advancing warm front, which can result in a relatively mild thunderstorm
- classifies hurricanes according to wind speed on a scale ranging from Category 1 to Category 5
- occurs when an air mass rises from orographic lifting, which involves air moving up the side of a mountain
- large volume of air that has the characteristics of the area over which it forms
- large, low-pressure, rotating tropical storm that gets its energy from the evaporation of warm ocean water and the release of heat
- extended period of well-below-average rainfall, usually caused by shifts in global wind patterns, allowing high-pressure systems to remain for weeks or months over continental areas
- local air-mass thunderstorm that commonly occurs along a coastal area because land and water store and release thermal energy differently
- band where the strongest winds in a hurricane are usually concentrated, surrounding the eye
- violent, whirling column of air in contact with the ground that forms when wind direction and speed suddenly change with height, is often associated with a supercell, and can be extremely damaging
- violent downdrafts that are concentrated in a local area
20 Clues: violent downdrafts that are concentrated in a local area • large volume of air that has the characteristics of the area over which it forms • band where the strongest winds in a hurricane are usually concentrated, surrounding the eye • extremely powerful, self-sustaining thunderstorm characterized by intense, rotating updrafts • ...
NM Vocabulary 2026-09-03
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- latitude line that divides the earth into the north and south hemispheres.
- objects people made or used in the past.
- History Spoken history that one person tells another.
- Longitude line that divides the earth into the east and west hemispheres.
- Area of land with unique physical features and distinct plants and animals.
- Imaginary lines that run from north to south.
- Imaginary lines that run from east to west.
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- Elevated area of mostly flat land.
- second hand account, the summary of an event based on the study of one of more primary sources.
- Hill that rises sharply from the surrounding area and has steep sides and a flat top.
- first hand accounts or original objects and documents from the past.
- Dry, treeless area in NM and TX.
- The study of the earth's land, water, people, plants, and animals.
- Natural or man-made pond or lake used to store water.
- One-sided point of view.
- The point of view a person explains an event.
16 Clues: One-sided point of view. • Dry, treeless area in NM and TX. • Elevated area of mostly flat land. • objects people made or used in the past. • Imaginary lines that run from east to west. • The point of view a person explains an event. • Imaginary lines that run from north to south. • History Spoken history that one person tells another. • ...
Manfreding 2026-09-03
Across
- Esclamazione cubana quando qualcosa è notevole
- Reale motivo per cui è utile fare pubblicazioni
- È, per nascita, il Re del LIM
- necessaria il lunedì a pranzo
- Unico modo di finire un pranzo da ostu
- È vicina a Berlino
- Quello di Alessio si rigenera all'infinito (altrimenti non c'è spiegazione).
- Ha vinto la 24 ore di Le Mans grazie al rotary (infatti Renato ha una macchina di questa marca)
- La nazione dove tu e i due gemelli siete andati a fare il periodo all’estero
- Al mare, si usa quella che hanno portato i colleghi.
- La base dell'alimentazione del tuo alunno unto
- Il numero che non "lasciano" mai a Nicola
- Si sente durante la pausa pranzo (è ancora vivo).
- la vera mobilità del futuro
- Come i vigili, spariscono dalla strada quando inizia a piovere
- Il prodotto più famoso del LIM
- Nei suoi paraggi si trova Ilmenau
- La scuderia che ha introdotto il DAS in Formula1 (quella vera)
- Il giorno della settimana santificato dal LIM
- È in corso a Covivio all'incirca una volta
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- Il gemello quello che si occupa delle batterie
- Modo migliore per rimanere leggeri dopo una giornata di mare.
- giusto modo di esprimersi quando qualcosa va storto
- Vengono invitati a pranzo per rimpiazzare gli ospiti assenti (spoiler: non lo erano)
- Principale rischio associato alla dinamica del veicolo
- Soffia a Verres ma non è lo Scirocco
- Il Länder dove sei andato a studiare sei mesi
- cosa dice Thanos quando la polizia gli chiede se ha della droga in tasca
- Un modo di dire le 12... oppure 21
- Quella scuderia di Formula 1 che non so se ti ricordi qualche anno fa aveva il volante che lo tiravi indietro e cambiavi la convergenza
- “Se vuoi fare carriera al LIM, devi imparare a fare questo, in senso reale prima che metaforico
- capitale della Sassonia (è vicina a Ilmenau)
- Può rendere migliore un piatto oppure peggiorare una giornata allo StepLab
- young researchers in the…
- Luogo di lavoro principale di Nicola durante l'estate.
- la tua condizione negli ultimi 5 anni
36 Clues: È vicina a Berlino • young researchers in the… • la vera mobilità del futuro • È, per nascita, il Re del LIM • necessaria il lunedì a pranzo • Il prodotto più famoso del LIM • Nei suoi paraggi si trova Ilmenau • Un modo di dire le 12... oppure 21 • Soffia a Verres ma non è lo Scirocco • la tua condizione negli ultimi 5 anni • Unico modo di finire un pranzo da ostu • ...
Art Supplies 2026-09-03
Across
- Carves shapes from hard material
- Removes unwanted pencil marks
- Soft stick of powdered pigment
- Holds colors for easy mixing
- Makes broad or delicate strokes
- Draws directly on digital screens
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- Makes rich dark sketching lines
- Creates lines with graphite
- Sprays paint in fine mist
- Supports artwork while you paint
10 Clues: Sprays paint in fine mist • Creates lines with graphite • Holds colors for easy mixing • Removes unwanted pencil marks • Soft stick of powdered pigment • Makes rich dark sketching lines • Makes broad or delicate strokes • Carves shapes from hard material • Supports artwork while you paint • Draws directly on digital screens
What's your name, Kid? 2026-09-03
Basic terms in IT 2026-09-03
28 Clues: błąd • plik • link • ekran • hasło • pisać • folder • myszka • laptop • usuwać • usuwać • łączyć • wklejać • wysyłać • zapisać • komputer • pobierać • dokument • kopiować • drukować • przesyłać • zapisywać • klawiatura • otrzymywać • instalować • restartować • udostępniać • pamięć podręczna
/r/ words 2026-09-03
Across
- You need a ______ to go fishing.
- Mom told me to clean this.
- The bottom of a plant.
- When you make am omelet you have to____ the egg.
- What you might do if you don't know the answer.
- What babies do when they are sad
- If you ______ your glass, it will break.
- How you feel when you need to eat food.
- Red means stop and _____ means go.
- You can climb one of these at the park.
- My son _______ two inches over the summer.
- When you catch a mouse you need to set one of these
- When you have spots all over your face you have this.
- If you put your clothes in the dryer for too long
- The top of your house.
- An English word for "abuela".
- What you do with a book.
- When you are sleepy you might ____ your eyes.
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- I am bigger than an alligator but look similar.
- A type of martial arts.
- You blast off into space in one of these
- Ring ______ the rosy.
- You hear this when the police are coming.
- You might wear one of these when you get married.
- Searches for buried treasure and says, "Yaarrr!"
- Like a mouse but bigger.
- When something is too high you cannot _______ it.
- The tallest animal at the zoo.
- One way to participate in a race.
- At school you need to follow these.
- After you give your dog a bath, you need to do this.
- This animal likes to eat carrots
- What you do when you are thirsty
33 Clues: Ring ______ the rosy. • The bottom of a plant. • The top of your house. • A type of martial arts. • Like a mouse but bigger. • What you do with a book. • Mom told me to clean this. • An English word for "abuela". • The tallest animal at the zoo. • You need a ______ to go fishing. • What babies do when they are sad • This animal likes to eat carrots • What you do when you are thirsty • ...
aw, au 2026-09-03
Across
- My birthday is the month after July.
- I let out a big _____ because I was very sleepy.
- We listened to the ____ of the story in class.
- He is a _______ friend who always stands by me.
- The _____ clapped after the school play ended.
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- In _____, the leaves turn red and fall from the trees.
- When you want to stop the video to get a snack.
- We _____ the singer because she did a great job.
- The _____ wrote a fun story about a talking dog.
- I put my cup of tea on a small ______.
10 Clues: My birthday is the month after July. • I put my cup of tea on a small ______. • We listened to the ____ of the story in class. • The _____ clapped after the school play ended. • When you want to stop the video to get a snack. • He is a _______ friend who always stands by me. • I let out a big _____ because I was very sleepy. • ...
Planets 2026-09-03
Across
- Gas giant crowned by rings
- Small planet closest to Sun
- Farthest planet with fierce winds
- Small planetary class including Pluto
Down
- Hottest planet under thick clouds
- Largest planet sporting giant storm
- Red planet with giant volcanoes
- Curved path around a star
- Ice giant tilted on side
- Blue planet we call home
10 Clues: Ice giant tilted on side • Blue planet we call home • Curved path around a star • Gas giant crowned by rings • Small planet closest to Sun • Red planet with giant volcanoes • Hottest planet under thick clouds • Farthest planet with fierce winds • Largest planet sporting giant storm • Small planetary class including Pluto
L2 P1 2026-09-03
Across
- To control and operate a car or other vehicle.
- Wanting to do or have something at a particular time.
- Something people say when someone sneezes.
- The study of the human mind, feelings, and behavior.
- A person who works in a bank and helps customers with their money.
- Feeling that something is not interesting or exciting.
- Not married and not in a romantic relationship.
- A person who shows tourists interesting places and gives them information.
- The place where a person was born.
- A pain in your stomach.
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- The study and work of designing and building machines, structures, and technology.
- A person who designs buildings and makes plans for them.
- A sport in which players hit a ball over a net with a racket.
- An act of entertaining people by singing, dancing, acting, or playing music.
- The town or city where a person grew up or comes from.
- An object or collection of objects shown to the public, usually in a museum or gallery.
- A person whose job is to sell products or services.
- A common illness that can cause a cough, runny nose, and sore throat.
- To move through water using your arms and legs.
- A story performed by actors on a stage.
- Feeling good, pleased, or satisfied.
- Feeling very happy and enthusiastic about something that is going to happen.
22 Clues: A pain in your stomach. • The place where a person was born. • Feeling good, pleased, or satisfied. • A story performed by actors on a stage. • Something people say when someone sneezes. • To control and operate a car or other vehicle. • Not married and not in a romantic relationship. • To move through water using your arms and legs. • ...
Classic Comedy TV Shows 2026-09-03
Across
- Radio psychiatrist offers lofty advice
- Neat freak shares messy apartment
- Friends obsess over everyday annoyances
- Clumsy spy battles evil agents
Down
- Boston bar with familiar faces
- Cabbies chase dreams between fares
- Teen life with the Fonz
- Redhead creates hilarious household chaos
- Witch hides magic in suburbia
- Army doctors joke through war
10 Clues: Teen life with the Fonz • Witch hides magic in suburbia • Army doctors joke through war • Boston bar with familiar faces • Clumsy spy battles evil agents • Neat freak shares messy apartment • Cabbies chase dreams between fares • Radio psychiatrist offers lofty advice • Friends obsess over everyday annoyances • Redhead creates hilarious household chaos
SAT Vocabulary 7-10 Freshman and Sophomore 2026-09-03
Across
- Unclear and obscure
- Fearful that something bad might happen
- Feeling warmly sentimental about the past
- To condemn; complain about publicly
- The state of having conflicting feelings.
- Perpetually worried about something unable to mentally relax.
- To think about carefully
- To indulge in the recollection of past events
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- To think about deeply
- Unclear, open to more than one interpretation
- Difficult to interpret
- Worried or nervous
- Worried and nervous to the point of being nauseous; troubled
- Arguable,questionable, or debatable
- To express utter and complete disapproval
- To mourn a person’s death or complain about something unsatisfactory
16 Clues: Worried or nervous • Unclear and obscure • To think about deeply • Difficult to interpret • To think about carefully • To condemn; complain about publicly • Arguable,questionable, or debatable • Fearful that something bad might happen • Feeling warmly sentimental about the past • To express utter and complete disapproval • The state of having conflicting feelings. • ...
Chapter 1 2026-09-03
Across
- No membrane-bound compartment containing DNA, lack membrane-bound organelles, and are unicelluar.
- Fermentation, development of vaccines, and pasteurization.
- Worms, eukaryotic, living microorganisms.
- Animal-like protists, eukaryotic, and living microorganisms.
- Informational molecules of cells and viruses like DNA and RNA.
- Living things only arise from others of the same kind.
- Polymers of amino acid monomers.
- Importance of hand washing to prevent disease.
- Polymers that contain glycerol, 2 fatty acids, and a phosphate-alcohol group.
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- Membrane-bound compartment contains DNA, membrane-bound organelles, and unicellular or multicellular.
- Created a series of steps to establish whether or not an organism is pathogenic and which disease it caused.
- Living prokaryotic microorganisms.
- Used aseptic techniques in surgery to reduce post-surgical infections.
- Mono or polysaccharides that store sources of energy and compose the structure of some cellular components.
- Microbes that cause disease.
- Plant-like protists, eukaryotic, and living microorganisms.
- First to observe living cells under a microscope.
- Polymers made from monomers of glycerol and 3 fatty acids.
- Not living and do not have cellular structure.
- Need to infect a cell to reproduce, non-living, non-cellular.
- First to observe cells under a microscope; observed dead plant cells.
21 Clues: Microbes that cause disease. • Polymers of amino acid monomers. • Living prokaryotic microorganisms. • Worms, eukaryotic, living microorganisms. • Not living and do not have cellular structure. • Importance of hand washing to prevent disease. • First to observe living cells under a microscope. • Living things only arise from others of the same kind. • ...
aw, au 2026-09-03
Across
- We applaud the singer because she did a great job.
- The audience clapped after the school play ended.
- The author wrote a fun story about a talking dog.
- My birthday is in August, when the weather is warm.
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- We listened to the audio of the story in class.
- Please pause the video so I can get a snack.
- He is a staunch friend who always stands by me.
- In autumn, the leaves turn red and fall from the trees.
- I let out a big yawn because I was very sleepy.
- I put my cup of tea on a small saucer.
10 Clues: I put my cup of tea on a small saucer. • Please pause the video so I can get a snack. • We listened to the audio of the story in class. • He is a staunch friend who always stands by me. • I let out a big yawn because I was very sleepy. • The audience clapped after the school play ended. • The author wrote a fun story about a talking dog. • ...
The knights! 2026-09-03
Across
- Holiday for the board
- Name of our room
- Illegal swordfighting attack
- Game we have the most copies of
- Monthly knights activity
- One can never have too many
- December holiday activity
- First word of most owned achievement
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- Our lovely neighbours
- Annual event organised by knights
- Location from last week's world news segment
- Keeper of the penningen
- The knights are a .... association
- Name for a break taken at 19:55
- The knights alumnis
- I
16 Clues: I • Name of our room • The knights alumnis • Holiday for the board • Our lovely neighbours • Keeper of the penningen • Monthly knights activity • December holiday activity • One can never have too many • Illegal swordfighting attack • Name for a break taken at 19:55 • Game we have the most copies of • Annual event organised by knights • The knights are a .... association • ...
Introduction to Freshman English 2026-09-03
Across
- to steal and pass off or use without crediting the source
- an argumentative piece of writing that breaks down a work to explain how its specific parts create a deeper meaning
- the exact language taken from source material
- a piece of writing that tells a story, usually about a personal experience, while sharing a clear central lesson or insight
- the ending section of an essay that brings the narrative or argument to a clear and satisfying close
- the set of rules or customs that control accepted behavior
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- the middle sections of a literary analysis essay that develop and prove your main argument using specific evidence from a text
- Your own rendition of essential information and ideas expressed by someone else, presented in a new form
- the opening section of an essay that provides necessary context, and presents a clear thesis statement.
- a style of composition that presents or explains a topic using facts
- style of writing:non-fiction text designed to convince, motivate, or sway readers to adopt a specific point of view or take a particular action
- is a brief statement of the main ideas from a text, is written in your own words
12 Clues: the exact language taken from source material • to steal and pass off or use without crediting the source • the set of rules or customs that control accepted behavior • a style of composition that presents or explains a topic using facts • is a brief statement of the main ideas from a text, is written in your own words • ...
Chapter 1 Micro 2026-09-03
Across
- disproved spontaneous generation
- single-celled OR multicellular have a nucleus
- Infectious proteins
- Polymers composed of glycerol and fatty acids
- showed that anthrax was caused by Bacillus anthracis
- single-celled,no nucleus, distinct from bacteria
- First to observe cells under the microscope
- Living things arise only from others of the same kind
- pushed for people to wash their hands
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- first to observe living cells (animacules)
- very large polymers composed of smaller units
- used aseptic techniques in surgery
- Microbes that cause disease
- defines bacteria AND archaea
- Need to infect a cell to propagate themselves
- single-celled, no nucleus
16 Clues: Infectious proteins • single-celled, no nucleus • Microbes that cause disease • defines bacteria AND archaea • disproved spontaneous generation • used aseptic techniques in surgery • pushed for people to wash their hands • first to observe living cells (animacules) • First to observe cells under the microscope • very large polymers composed of smaller units • ...
Marketing Fundamentals 2026-09-03
Across
- A bakery depends on businesses that provide its flour and eggs. These businesses are its _____.
- A pharmacy offers nearby pickup locations and extended hours. Which C does this improve?
- A value _____ explains why a customer should choose an offering over its alternatives.
- A company invites customer questions and responds to feedback. Which C emphasizes this exchange?
- A garden center attracts potential customers with helpful videos about keeping houseplants alive. This is _____ marketing.
- Consumer income, spending, and purchasing power are conditions associated with this macro-environmental factor.
- Characteristics of a population, such as age, income, and occupation, are its _____.
- Customer needs involving belonging, acceptance, or status within a group are classified as _____ needs.
- Buying a raincoat to stay dry satisfies this type of customer need.
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- A bookstore runs advertisements announcing an author event. Which P is involved?
- A roofing company calls homeowners who have not requested information. This is _____ marketing.
- A company's suppliers and competitors belong to its _____-environment.
- Principles that guide fair, honest, and responsible marketing decisions are called marketing _____.
- A hotel trains its front-desk staff to greet guests warmly. Which P is it improving?
- A streaming service decides how much to charge each month. Which P is involved?
- A shift in shared values changes what consumers consider acceptable advertising. Which environmental factor is at work?
- Two coffee shops seeking purchases from the same neighborhood customers are _____.
- A customer's assessment of an offering's benefits compared with its costs or sacrifices is customer _____.
- Broad forces such as economic conditions and cultural change belong to a company's _____-environment.
- “Make large quantities efficiently and keep prices low” reflects the _____ orientation.
- Designing an offering, communicating its benefits, and getting it to customers all belong to this broader activity.
- Using information about online browsing habits to guide marketing decisions reflects the _____ orientation.
22 Clues: Buying a raincoat to stay dry satisfies this type of customer need. • A company's suppliers and competitors belong to its _____-environment. • A streaming service decides how much to charge each month. Which P is involved? • A bookstore runs advertisements announcing an author event. Which P is involved? • ...
SAT Vocabulary Junior & Senior August 31-Sept 4 2026-09-03
Across
- Based on a possible situation rather than a real one
- A person who supports an idea or cause
- Based on observation or experiment
- Acting quickly without careful thought
- To clear from blame or prove correct
- Difficult to overcome; impressive in strength
- A noticeable difference or inequality
- Unwilling to speak or reveal thoughts
- To make something less severe
- Logical and easy to understand
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- Designed to attract attention or show wealth
- To greatly reduce the amount of something
- Tomake a problem worse
- Reasonable or believable
- Existing as a natural or essential quality
- Based on random choice rather than reason
- Highly skilled or proficient
- Easily noticed or attracting attention
- Clear and easy to understand
- A subtle difference in meaning or expression
20 Clues: Tomake a problem worse • Reasonable or believable • Highly skilled or proficient • Clear and easy to understand • To make something less severe • Logical and easy to understand • Based on observation or experiment • To clear from blame or prove correct • A noticeable difference or inequality • Unwilling to speak or reveal thoughts • A person who supports an idea or cause • ...
Music Appreciation pre 1400 2026-09-03
Across
- ancestor of the guitar influenced by the Eastern au-loud
- calm and relaxed Greek mode
- ancestor of the organ
- Horn used in the Song of Roland
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- British song found on manuscripts saved during the Great London Fire
- First song ever discovered archeologically (________epitaph)
- Roman emperor who loved to sing and play the lyra
- singer in charge of transmitting songs to illiterate people in Britain
- first instrument ever found _____Babe Flute
- Greek double-flute
10 Clues: Greek double-flute • ancestor of the organ • calm and relaxed Greek mode • Horn used in the Song of Roland • first instrument ever found _____Babe Flute • Roman emperor who loved to sing and play the lyra • ancestor of the guitar influenced by the Eastern au-loud • First song ever discovered archeologically (________epitaph) • ...
Music Appreciation pre 1400 2026-09-03
Across
- ancestor of the guitar influenced by the Eastern au-loud
- calm and relaxed Greek mode
- ancestor of the organ
- Horn used in the Song of Roland
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- British song found on manuscripts saved during the Great London Fire
- First song ever discovered archeologically (________epitaph)
- Roman emperor who loved to sing and play the lyra
- singer in charge of transmitting songs to illiterate people in Britain
- first instrument ever found _____Babe Flute
- Greek double-flute
10 Clues: Greek double-flute • ancestor of the organ • calm and relaxed Greek mode • Horn used in the Song of Roland • first instrument ever found _____Babe Flute • Roman emperor who loved to sing and play the lyra • ancestor of the guitar influenced by the Eastern au-loud • First song ever discovered archeologically (________epitaph) • ...
AI 2026-09-03
4 Clues: a possible danger or harm • boring, hard, or repetitive work • watching or monitoring people closely • supervision or control over someone's work
CSA Banking Terms 2026-09-03
Across
- A U.S. Treasury office connected to sanctions screening requirements.
- A U.S. government savings product that requires specific redemption procedures.
- A person or entity that manages funds on behalf of another person or entity.
- A person who manages an account or funds on behalf of another person, often a minor.
- Funds or checks placed into an account.
- A deposit account intended for saving money and earning interest rather than frequent transactions.
- A person who does not have an eligible relationship or account with the bank for the requested transaction.
- A loan used to purchase real estate.
- A review of transactions, records, cash handling, or procedures to confirm accuracy and compliance.
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- A legal document allowing one person, the agent, to act on behalf of another person, the principal.
- Cash provided to a client during a deposit or transaction when allowed and properly authorized.
- A signature or instruction on the back of a check authorizing deposit or cashing.
- A temporary delay in the use of funds.
- An electronic network used for direct deposits, automatic payments, and electronic transfers.
- The secure area used to store larger cash amounts and negotiable items.
- The person or business to whom a check or payment is payable.
- A request to prevent a check or payment from being paid.
- A nine-digit number used to identify a financial institution for checks, ACH, wires, and other transactions.
18 Clues: A loan used to purchase real estate. • A temporary delay in the use of funds. • Funds or checks placed into an account. • A request to prevent a check or payment from being paid. • The person or business to whom a check or payment is payable. • A U.S. Treasury office connected to sanctions screening requirements. • ...
Homophones C class 2026-09-03
Across
- the bottom of a shoe.
- a sweet fruit green on the outside, white on the inside.
- synnonym of correct.
- to see someone for the first time.
- to mark or annotate words or letters on a paper.
- a story.
- I am going __ the beach.
- a male son.
- a device that stops or slows a car.
- the immaterial spirit of a person.
- the reproductive part of a plant, often colourful.
- a negative answer.
- a medieval soldier.
- the number 2.
- to take without permission.
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- ground grain used in baking.
- past tense of "eat".
- a matching set of two.
- "They have a dog, it's ___ dog."
- the dark period after afternoon.
- animal flesh used as food.
- a large body of salt water.
- a period of seven days.
- an animal's rear appendage.
- belonging to us.
- to have knowledge.
- to observe, to look at.
- to destroy something.
- the star at the center of our solar system.
- a period of 60 minutes.
- the number 8.
- Synonnym of also & excessively.
- lacking strength.
- a strong metal.
34 Clues: a story. • a male son. • the number 8. • the number 2. • a strong metal. • belonging to us. • lacking strength. • to have knowledge. • a negative answer. • a medieval soldier. • past tense of "eat". • synnonym of correct. • the bottom of a shoe. • to destroy something. • a matching set of two. • a period of seven days. • to observe, to look at. • a period of 60 minutes. • I am going __ the beach. • ...
L4 1P 2026-09-03
Across
- What you say when two people unexpectedly know the same person.
- Short questions such as “isn't it?” or “don't you?” added to statements.
- To become able to understand or manage something.
- A subject or behavior that people consider socially unacceptable.
- Making someone feel insulted or upset.
- Understanding important ideas, customs, and traditions in a culture.
- Normally done because it is traditional.
- The person who financially supports a family.
- Showing bad manners.
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- A second option prepared in case the first one fails.
- To know someone well enough to use their first name.
- Returning to a previous place.
- Social rules about what behavior is considered polite.
- A special name given to someone by friends or family.
- Social expectations about how people should behave based on gender.
- Rules for behaving politely when eating.
- Being on time.
17 Clues: Being on time. • Showing bad manners. • Returning to a previous place. • Making someone feel insulted or upset. • Rules for behaving politely when eating. • Normally done because it is traditional. • The person who financially supports a family. • To become able to understand or manage something. • To know someone well enough to use their first name. • ...
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