capital cities Crossword Puzzles
Industrial Revolution 2024-06-12
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- The __________ engine completely changed how boats, machines and other things were powered.
- Adam ___________ is credited with the founding Capitalism through his book titled “The Wealth of Nations”
- Charles Dickens famous story of _________ exemplified life for children in the IR
- The ____________ was an invention that allowed looms to function must faster.
- Factors of production are land, labor and ______________.
- _____ is when cities experienced rapid growth during the Industrial Revolution
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- _______________ were developed to organize fields for cash crops but pushed people off their land and into the cities.
- Equitable distribution of necessities and high taxes are a hallmark of _______________.
- The first mass produced goods in factories were _______________.
- Elimination of all social classes is at the heart of _________________.
- As a result of the squalid conditions in growing cities, _____________ was a killer disease found in contaminated drinking water.
- ___________ is an economic system that focuses on freedoms and investing.
12 Clues: Factors of production are land, labor and ______________. • The first mass produced goods in factories were _______________. • Elimination of all social classes is at the heart of _________________. • ___________ is an economic system that focuses on freedoms and investing. • The ____________ was an invention that allowed looms to function must faster. • ...
Capital Cities - can you get them all? 2024-05-08
18 Clues: USA • Fiji • Egypt • Japan • China • India • Samoa • Mexico • Russia • Canada • England • Germany • Portugal • Scotland • Australia • South Korea • New Zealand • The Phillipines
Australia 2021-09-22
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- an Australian animal like a small kangaroo, that moves by jumping on its strong back legs and keeps its young in a pouch (= a pocket of skin) on the front of the mother’s body
- capital city of Queensland
- name of both a fruit and a bird
- capital of Australia
- one of the Australian states
- island that is part of Australia
- city in the west of Australia
- popular Australian sport
- animal eating eucalyptus leaves
- There are over 75,000 of them in Australia.
- It's also known as Ayers Rock.
- Its Opera House has become a landmark / symbol of Australia.
- native / indigenous people of Australia
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- the area of Australia that is a long way from the coast and the towns, where few people live
- capital city of the Northern Territory
- adjective referring to towns and cities
- There are many more of them in Australia than people.
- opposite of dry
- Great Barrier Reef is famous for them.
- prisoner
- wild Australian dog
- a large Australian bird that can run fast but cannot fly
- There are many of them in Australia and some of them are poisonous.
- amazing
- second largest town in Australia
25 Clues: amazing • prisoner • opposite of dry • wild Australian dog • capital of Australia • popular Australian sport • capital city of Queensland • one of the Australian states • city in the west of Australia • It's also known as Ayers Rock. • name of both a fruit and a bird • animal eating eucalyptus leaves • island that is part of Australia • second largest town in Australia • ...
Latin America Crossword 2023-01-28
10 Clues: capital of Chile • _____ of Magellan • government Cuba use • what alpacas are called • the coasts whales swim in • what Marley’s sons name is • favorite sport of Argentina • how to say hello in Portuguese • age you go to school in Brazil • What connects Argentina's cities
Australia 2021-09-22
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- opposite of dry
- adjective referring to towns and cities
- prisoner
- native / indigenous people of Australia
- There are over 75,000 of them in Australia
- capital city of Queensland
- an Australian animal like a small kangaroo, that moves by jumping on its strong back legs and keeps its young in a pouch (= a pocket of skin) on the front of the mother’s body
- one of the Australian states
- popular Australian sport
- It's Opera House has become a symbol of Australia
- city in the west of Australia
- the area of Australia that is a long way from the coast and the towns, where few people live
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- name of both a fruit and a bird
- capital of Australia
- island that is part of Australia
- animal eating eucalyptus leaves
- is also known as Ayers Rock
- second largest town in Australia
- wild Australian dog
- capital city of the Northern Territory
- a large Australian bird that can run fast but cannot fly
- There are many more of them in Australia than people
- amazing
- there are many of them in Australia and some of them are poisonous
24 Clues: amazing • prisoner • opposite of dry • wild Australian dog • capital of Australia • popular Australian sport • capital city of Queensland • is also known as Ayers Rock • one of the Australian states • city in the west of Australia • name of both a fruit and a bird • animal eating eucalyptus leaves • island that is part of Australia • second largest town in Australia • ...
Australia 2021-09-22
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- an Australian animal like a small kangaroo, that moves by jumping on its strong back legs and keeps its young in a pouch (= a pocket of skin) on the front of the mother’s body
- capital city of Queensland
- name of both a fruit and a bird
- capital of Australia
- one of the Australian states
- island that is part of Australia
- city in the west of Australia
- popular Australian sport
- animal eating eucalyptus leaves
- There are over 75,000 of them in Australia
- is also known as Ayers Rock
- It's Opera House has become a symbol of Australia
- native / indigenous people of Australia
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- the area of Australia that is a long way from the coast and the towns, where few people live
- capital city of the Northern Territory
- adjective referring to towns and cities
- There are many more of them in Australia than people
- opposite of dry
- Great Barrier Reef is famous for them
- prisoner
- wild Australian dog
- a large Australian bird that can run fast but cannot fly
- there are many of them in Australia and some of them are poisonous
- amazing
- second largest town in Australia
25 Clues: amazing • prisoner • opposite of dry • wild Australian dog • capital of Australia • popular Australian sport • capital city of Queensland • is also known as Ayers Rock • one of the Australian states • city in the west of Australia • name of both a fruit and a bird • animal eating eucalyptus leaves • island that is part of Australia • second largest town in Australia • ...
Australia 2021-09-22
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- an Australian animal like a small kangaroo, that moves by jumping on its strong back legs and keeps its young in a pouch (= a pocket of skin) on the front of the mother’s body
- capital city of Queensland
- name of both a fruit and a bird
- capital of Australia
- one of the Australian states
- island that is part of Australia
- city in the west of Australia
- popular Australian sport
- animal eating eucalyptus leaves
- There are over 75,000 of them in Australia
- It's also known as Ayers Rock.
- Its Opera House has become a landmark / symbol of Australia
- native / indigenous people of Australia
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- the area of Australia that is a long way from the coast and the towns, where few people live
- capital city of the Northern Territory
- adjective referring to towns and cities
- There are many more of them in Australia than people.
- opposite of dry
- Great Barrier Reef is famous for them.
- prisoner
- wild Australian dog
- a large Australian bird that can run fast but cannot fly
- there are many of them in Australia and some of them are poisonous
- amazing
- second largest town in Australia
25 Clues: amazing • prisoner • opposite of dry • wild Australian dog • capital of Australia • popular Australian sport • capital city of Queensland • one of the Australian states • city in the west of Australia • It's also known as Ayers Rock. • name of both a fruit and a bird • animal eating eucalyptus leaves • island that is part of Australia • second largest town in Australia • ...
Australia 2021-09-22
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- Barrier Reef every diver dreams of diving there one day
- adjective referring to towns and cities
- capital city of Queensland
- there are many of them in Australia and some of them are poisonous
- popular Australian sport
- island that is part of Australia
- second largest town in Australia
- is also known as Ayers Rock
- There are many more of them in Australia than people
- There are over 75,000 of them in Australia
- It's Opera House has become a symbol of Australia
- name of both a fruit and a bird
- wild Australian dog
- the area of Australia that is a long way from the coast and the towns, where few people live
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- capital city of the Northern Territory
- capital of Australia
- native / indigenous people of Australia
- prisoner
- one of the Australian states
- opposite of dry
- an Australian animal like a small kangaroo, that moves by jumping on its strong back legs and keeps its young in a pouch (= a pocket of skin) on the front of the mother’s body
- a large Australian bird that can run fast but cannot fly
- city in the west of Australia
- amazing
- animal eating eucalyptus leaves
25 Clues: amazing • prisoner • opposite of dry • wild Australian dog • capital of Australia • popular Australian sport • capital city of Queensland • is also known as Ayers Rock • one of the Australian states • city in the west of Australia • name of both a fruit and a bird • animal eating eucalyptus leaves • island that is part of Australia • second largest town in Australia • ...
Australia 2021-09-22
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- an Australian animal like a small kangaroo, that moves by jumping on its strong back legs and keeps its young in a pouch (= a pocket of skin) on the front of the mother’s body
- capital city of Queensland
- name of both a fruit and a bird
- capital of Australia
- one of the Australian states
- island that is part of Australia
- city in the west of Australia
- popular Australian sport
- animal eating eucalyptus leaves
- There are over 75,000 of them in Australia
- It's also known as Ayers Rock.
- Its Opera House has become a landmark / symbol of Australia
- native / indigenous people of Australia
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- the area of Australia that is a long way from the coast and the towns, where few people live
- capital city of the Northern Territory
- adjective referring to towns and cities
- There are many more of them in Australia than people.
- opposite of dry
- Great Barrier Reef is famous for them.
- prisoner
- wild Australian dog
- a large Australian bird that can run fast but cannot fly
- there are many of them in Australia and some of them are poisonous
- amazing
- second largest town in Australia
25 Clues: amazing • prisoner • opposite of dry • wild Australian dog • capital of Australia • popular Australian sport • capital city of Queensland • one of the Australian states • city in the west of Australia • It's also known as Ayers Rock. • name of both a fruit and a bird • animal eating eucalyptus leaves • island that is part of Australia • second largest town in Australia • ...
World Trivia Crossword 2012-10-04
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- City full of water channels
- North and South…
- It’s inside another country. Not Lesotho
- The main object in its flag is a tree
- Proud exporter of coffee. Its capital is Addis Ababa
- The world’s most expensive hotel is found in this city
- Owns the Galapagos Islands
- The city of Petra is found here
- Once part of Czechoslovakia. Its actual capital is Prague
- Its capital, Budapest
- Once conquered almost all Europe
- The capital of Sierra Leone
- The capital of Azerbaijan
- Once had the same flag as Haiti
- The capital of Greenland
- Along with Brazil, is one the world’s major exporter of pineapples
- Its capital, Doha
- Where Dubai is found
- You can catch a bullet train in this city
- Has a queen and a president. Also has a lake full of non-stinging jellyfishes
- Island to the south of India
- The capital of the UAE
- Has a sun in its flag. European country. Starts with ‘m’
- Famous for its tulips, legal drugs, prostitutes and bicycles
- Between Latvia and Estonia
- Its capital, Reykjavik
- Its capital, Tallinn
- The capital of Maryland
- Small, but wealthy. Famous for its chocolate
- The country where the first Anaconda film was filmed
- Small island in South-East Asia. Near Indonesia. Very modern
- Has two names: Burma and…
- African country which has many pirates
- Which state of the USA produces the most oranges
- Its capital, Ulaanbaatar
- Wants to become independent from the UK
- The number of states in the USA
- The capital of Madagascar
- Was invaded by Germany in WWI in order to attack France
- The capital of Croatia
- The capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo
- Bob Marley was born here
- The capital of Slovenia
- Lots of ‘o’s and ‘u’s in its name. The capital of a North-African country without coastline
- Beautiful archipelago in the Indian Ocean. Also a country
- Has a leaf in its flag
- Country which was bombed by Austria-Hungary right before the Great War
- The car brand ‘Dacia’ comes from this country
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- The capital of Ukraine
- Well-known for the motor shows which take place in this city
- Its capital, Oslo
- Country located under the Seychelles
- The capital of Iran
- Even smaller, and even wealthier
- Underwater major source of income to Australia’s economy
- Its flag is like Peru’s flag but tilted sideways
- Once ruled by a Tsar
- The capital of Alaska
- Not a country. Its name is similar to an animal but spelled differently
- Mount Everest is found here
- Remained neutral in both WWs. Along with Spain, explored America
- Most of the Zambezi river is in this country
- The capital of Ivory Coast
- Its capital, Astana
- Produces lots of wheat. Area in Northern Middle East
- Country where Auschwitz concentration camp is found
- The capital of Finland
- Its capital, Sarajevo
- Located right above Albania
- Surrounded by Hungary, Austria, Czech Republic and Ukraine
- Its capital, Chişinău
- The Democratic Republic of Congo’s foe’s capital
- The capital of Florida
- Its capital is also a girl name
- Has two capitals.
- Country of the Greek
- City which once had the World Trade Centre towers
- The capital of Belize
- Famous for its casinos
- Two of its cities were bombed with atomic bombs
- Home for many savannah animals living in the Kilimanjaro preserve (country)
- Continent were Yugoslavia was once located
- The Eiffel tower is in…
- The capital of Australia
- The PETRONAS Towers are found in this in this city
- Number of Guineas in the world
- Scandinavian country. Not Norway or Sweden
- The capital of Cameroon
- The capital of Poland
89 Clues: North and South… • Its capital, Oslo • Its capital, Doha • Has two capitals. • The capital of Iran • Its capital, Astana • Once ruled by a Tsar • Where Dubai is found • Country of the Greek • Its capital, Tallinn • Its capital, Budapest • The capital of Alaska • Its capital, Sarajevo • Its capital, Chişinău • The capital of Belize • The capital of Poland • The capital of Ukraine • ...
Chapter 2 Lesson 3 2021-11-01
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- Ponce de Leon gold on Puerto Rico.
- Sold into slavery.
- island in the middle of a lake.
- Of the Inca Empire.
- Were called peninsulares
- Central Mexico in 1500s
- was taken prisoner by Cortes
- good source of and silver
- Uninhabited island into largest and grandest cities.
- Priest for wealthy and protection
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- greatly at the hands of Spanish.
- sail to present day
- Which was at it heights
- Spanish solider and explorer who led military expeditions.
- built by Spain.
- a large farm
- by the city
- capital city of viceroyalty of Peru
- System Spain established
19 Clues: by the city • a large farm • built by Spain. • Sold into slavery. • sail to present day • Of the Inca Empire. • Which was at it heights • Central Mexico in 1500s • Were called peninsulares • System Spain established • good source of and silver • was taken prisoner by Cortes • island in the middle of a lake. • greatly at the hands of Spanish. • Priest for wealthy and protection • ...
MLB Crossword Puzzle 2023-05-02
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- Top 2 mlb players on this team
- One of the teams from Pennsylvania
- Bird Logo, famous SP and C duo
- 2022 WS losers
- Nicknamed the D-Backs
- Cheating scandal
- Highest paid RP ever
- Oldest MLB field
- Most wins ever in one season
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- Last team to have a player to ever hit for the cycle
- The Bronx
- Catcher was a big prospect with initials of AR
- Canada
- World Series Earthquake
- The Friars
- Wrigley
- Stationed in the U.S. Capital
- 2020 WS winner
- New jerseys say Twin Cities on them
19 Clues: Canada • Wrigley • The Bronx • The Friars • 2022 WS losers • 2020 WS winner • Cheating scandal • Oldest MLB field • Highest paid RP ever • Nicknamed the D-Backs • World Series Earthquake • Most wins ever in one season • Stationed in the U.S. Capital • Top 2 mlb players on this team • Bird Logo, famous SP and C duo • One of the teams from Pennsylvania • New jerseys say Twin Cities on them • ...
NavíoS ChacónJ crossword capital cities 2024-10-15
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- Where is the statue of the Little Mermaid?
- Which capital city is built on 11 million wooden poles?
- Which capital city was founded once in 841 AD by Vikings and then a second time in 917 by Vikings again?
- Which capital city was declared by Alfonso III the country’s capital?
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- What's the capital city of Croatia?
- Which capital city is one of the greenest?
- In which capital city can you go to a beer spa?
- Where is the Coliseum?
- Where is the Eiffel tower?
- Which capital city is the oldest capital city of Europe? It has existed since 508 BC
10 Clues: Where is the Coliseum? • Where is the Eiffel tower? • What's the capital city of Croatia? • Which capital city is one of the greenest? • Where is the statue of the Little Mermaid? • In which capital city can you go to a beer spa? • Which capital city is built on 11 million wooden poles? • Which capital city was declared by Alfonso III the country’s capital? • ...
Capital Cities of the World 2022-12-09
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- The home of Buckingham Palace
- The capital of Messi's home country
- The capital of the world cup host country
- Home to the famous soccer team: Real Madrid
- Home to the Colosseum
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- The most populated capital city in the world
- The capital of Ronaldo's home country
- The home of the louvre
- One of Camila Cabello's most played songs
- The capital of Russia
10 Clues: The capital of Russia • Home to the Colosseum • The home of the louvre • The home of Buckingham Palace • The capital of Messi's home country • The capital of Ronaldo's home country • One of Camila Cabello's most played songs • The capital of the world cup host country • Home to the famous soccer team: Real Madrid • The most populated capital city in the world
European capital cities and monuments 2025-10-07
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- Capital city known for the Eiffel Tower.
- The richest capital city in Europe.
- The Colosseum is located in this city
- Capital city of Slovakia.
- Capital city of Lithuania.
- One of the most famous islamic monuments
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- One of the most popular Greek temples.
- It host three important EU buildings
- Famous monument found on Italy.
- The smallest capital city in Europe.
10 Clues: Capital city of Slovakia. • Capital city of Lithuania. • Famous monument found on Italy. • The richest capital city in Europe. • It host three important EU buildings • The smallest capital city in Europe. • The Colosseum is located in this city • One of the most popular Greek temples. • Capital city known for the Eiffel Tower. • One of the most famous islamic monuments
Topic 7 Lessons 1-5 2023-03-29
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- One group of Americans that wanted to preserve the country for native-born, white citizens.
- Skilled workers were proud of the goods they made.
- It was illegal to help enslaved African Americans escape, but these people felt strongly about unjust laws.
- A law to keep enslaved African Americans from either running away or rebelling.
- A person who wanted to end slavery.
- A severe food shortage.
- A person who invests in a business to make a profit.
- Wealthy families made huge amounts of money from cotton.
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- A campaign against alcohol abuse.
- To prepare for planting.
- Amount of goods available.
- Invested money.
- A limited supply.
- Older cities expanded rapidly, while new cities sprang up around factories.
- An organized attempt to improve what is unjust or imperfect in society.
- In a _, union workers refuse to do their jobs until managers agree to address their concerns.
16 Clues: Invested money. • A limited supply. • A severe food shortage. • To prepare for planting. • Amount of goods available. • A campaign against alcohol abuse. • A person who wanted to end slavery. • Skilled workers were proud of the goods they made. • A person who invests in a business to make a profit. • Wealthy families made huge amounts of money from cotton. • ...
Country Capital 2022-02-22
30 Clues: UK • USA • Iraq • Iran • India • China • Japan • Nepal • Italy • Brazil • Israel • Russia • Bhutan • Sweden • CAnada • Greece • Hungary • Austria • Ireland • Belgium • Pakistan • Malaysia • Australia • Singapore • Sri Lanka • Indonesia • Bangladesh • South Korea • Switzerland • Afghanistan
Capital punishment 2015-03-16
21 Clues: Eimer • Opfer • Zeugen • Strafe • Anwalt • begehen • geplant • Wächter • Beweise • Insasse • schuldig • verbannen • festnehmen • unschuldig • Hinrichtung • Verurteilung • Gaskammer(zsm) • Vergewaltigung • Todesstrafe(zsm) • Giftspritze (zsm) • Erschießunskommando(zsm)
Capital City 2023-11-06
20 Clues: Doha • Kyiv • Oslo • Paris • Tokyo • Hanoi • Madrid • London • Beirut • Ankara • Lisbon • Beijing • Bangkok • Canberra • Belgrade • AbuDhabi • Brasilia • Edinburgh • Bucharest • WashingtonDC
capital city 2023-02-21
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- Singapore capital city
- Poland capital city
- Comoro capital city
- Estonia capital city
- Spain capital city
- Finland capital city
- Ukraine capital city
- Germany capital city
- Sanmarino capital city
- Italy capital city
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- France capital city
- Latvia capital city
- Sweden capital city
- Ireland capital city
- Egypt capital city
- Japan capital city
- Greece capital city
- Belarus capital city
- UK capital city
- Russia capital city
20 Clues: UK capital city • Egypt capital city • Japan capital city • Spain capital city • Italy capital city • France capital city • Latvia capital city • Poland capital city • Sweden capital city • Comoro capital city • Greece capital city • Russia capital city • Ireland capital city • Estonia capital city • Belarus capital city • Finland capital city • Ukraine capital city • Germany capital city • ...
capital resources 2022-09-23
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- a condition or circumstance that puts one in a favourable or superior position.
- the application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes, especially in industry.
- use again or more than once.
- convert (the debt of a business in difficulty) into another kind of debt, typically one that is repayable at a later time.
- a word or phrase used to describe a thing or to express a concept, especially in a particular kind of language or branch of study.
- a statement of the exact meaning of a word, especially in a dictionary.
- the action of helping or doing work for someone.
- existing in or derived from nature; not made or caused by humankind.
- a printed publication (usually issued daily or weekly) consisting of folded unstapled sheets and containing news, articles, advertisements, and correspondence.
- the city or town that functions as the seat of government and administrative centre of a country or region.
- a plan or drawing produced to show the look and function or workings of a building, garment, or other object before it is made.
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- return (material) to a previous stage in a cyclic process.
- make or manufacture from components or raw materials.
- (of a natural resource or source of energy) not depleted when used.
- no longer produced or used; out of date.
- no longer employed because there is no more work available.
- an unfavourable circumstance or condition that reduces the chances of success or effectiveness.
- a person's regular occupation, profession, or trade.
- a paid position of regular employment.
- (of a natural resource or source of energy) existing in finite quantity; not capable of being replenished.
20 Clues: use again or more than once. • a paid position of regular employment. • no longer produced or used; out of date. • the action of helping or doing work for someone. • a person's regular occupation, profession, or trade. • make or manufacture from components or raw materials. • return (material) to a previous stage in a cyclic process. • ...
Capital Budgeting 2023-05-10
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- can execute project A or B, but not both
- NPV is equal to _____ in IRR discount rate computation
- if realized (cash received from sale) can be recognized as a reduction in the initial investment or as a cash inflow.
- is the rate of return of an investment project over its useful life
- other term for accounting rate of return
- an annuity with an infinite life
- whether a proposed project is acceptable
- internal rate of return is more than the minimum required rate of return
- a decision that is selecting from among several acceptable alternatives.
- the return that the company would have received had it pursued a different project instead
- financing costs
- the most flexible method for comparing competing projects
- preference decisions
- The higher the project profitability index, the more desirable the project
- also called the return on capital employed (ROCE)
- used for significant investments in projects that have long-term implications s
- simplest form of capital budgeting analysis, but it's also the least accurate.
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- minimum amount that the project needs to earn from its cash inflows to cover the costs
- limited funds available
- cash outlays for salaries, advertising, and other operating expenses
- compares the present value of a project’s cash inflows to the present value of its cash outflows
- is the length of time that it takes for a project to recover its initial cost
- a Decision that do not involve any revenues
- a rate of return equal to the rate used to discount the future cash flows,
- checking whether or not expected results are actually realized
- this maybe increased by capital budgeting
- projects whose net present values are negative
- divide the net present value of the project by the investment required
- current assets less current liabilities
- A set of cash flows that are equal in each and every period
30 Clues: financing costs • preference decisions • limited funds available • an annuity with an infinite life • current assets less current liabilities • can execute project A or B, but not both • other term for accounting rate of return • whether a proposed project is acceptable • this maybe increased by capital budgeting • a Decision that do not involve any revenues • ...
Capital Quest 2025-05-19
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- Spain – Known for its big soccer stadium, Santiago Bernabéu.
- Russia – Red Square and the colorful domes of St. Basil’s Cathedral are here.[4]
- Finland – Known for its white cathedral and cool design.
- France – Known as the “City of Light” and home to the Eiffel Tower.[3][4]
- Ireland – Famous for its green parks and the Book of Kells at Trinity College.
- Sweden – This city is built on 14 islands and called the “Venice of the North.”
- Italy – Has the Colosseum, an ancient arena where gladiators fought.[4]
- Portugal – Famous for its yellow trams and the nearby Belém Tower.[4]
- Austria – The city of music, where Mozart and Beethoven lived.
- Denmark – Home to the Little Mermaid statue from a famous fairy tale.[4]
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- Hungary – Has the beautiful Chain Bridge over the Danube River.[4]
- Germany – The Berlin Wall once divided this city into East and West.[4]
- Greece – The Acropolis, a famous ancient building, is found here.[4]
- Netherlands – Known for its canals and lots of bicycles.
- Poland – The Old Town was rebuilt after World War II and is now a UNESCO site.[4]
- Belgium – Home to delicious chocolate and the Atomium building.[4]
- Turkey – Here you can visit the huge mausoleum of Atatürk, Turkey’s founder.
- Norway – The Nobel Peace Prize is awarded here every year.
- United Kingdom – Famous for Buckingham Palace and red double-decker buses.[4]
- Switzerland – Has a famous old clock tower and lots of bears.
20 Clues: Netherlands – Known for its canals and lots of bicycles. • Finland – Known for its white cathedral and cool design. • Norway – The Nobel Peace Prize is awarded here every year. • Spain – Known for its big soccer stadium, Santiago Bernabéu. • Switzerland – Has a famous old clock tower and lots of bears. • ...
Mesopotamia pages 66-67 2023-02-28
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- By 2334 BCE, Sargon the great controlled may sumerian ___
- The persians created ___ capital cities
- The ___ were named after their major city of Babylon
- relay stations were located every ____ kilometers on the roads
- Like the Assyrians, the ____ had a very strong centeral government
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- Babylonians came to power around ____
- there are ____ laws in Hummerabi's code
- The ___ lived near Mesopotamia near the persian gulf
8 Clues: Babylonians came to power around ____ • there are ____ laws in Hummerabi's code • The persians created ___ capital cities • The ___ lived near Mesopotamia near the persian gulf • The ___ were named after their major city of Babylon • By 2334 BCE, Sargon the great controlled may sumerian ___ • relay stations were located every ____ kilometers on the roads • ...
Geogerphy jfidsag 2013-02-27
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- ____ is the capital of Czech republic.
- The ___ government believed that the purpose of art was to serve political goals.
- Movement of people towards city’s.
- Community One of the goals of the European Union is to support Europe’s .(two words)
- Even if 2 people speak the same language they might not speak the same ____.
- The movement from place to place.
- 6% of workers in Western Europe are ________.
- The first city was developed in the ____ A.D.
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- ____ is a former Soviet republic.
- The Russian ____ religion is a branch of Christianity.
- Petersburg _____ was founded by Peter the Great.
- European money.
- Many western European cities have become _______.
- Most of western European cities are a mix of old and _____.
- One of the groups that migrated across Eastern Europe was The _____.
- More then __% of Russian citizens belong to the ethnic group of the Russian Slavs.
16 Clues: European money. • ____ is a former Soviet republic. • The movement from place to place. • Movement of people towards city’s. • ____ is the capital of Czech republic. • 6% of workers in Western Europe are ________. • The first city was developed in the ____ A.D. • Petersburg _____ was founded by Peter the Great. • Many western European cities have become _______. • ...
North and South Take Different Paths 2021-01-05
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- the growth of cities due to movement of people from rural areas to cities.
- invented telegraph
- the denial of equal rights or equal treatment to certain groups of people.
- time period where, gradually, machines took the place of many hand tools.
- led the most famous slave revolt in 1831.
- people who wanted to preserve the country for white, American Protestants.
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- built an improved version of English machines.
- identical pieces that could be assembled quickly by unskilled workers.
- brings workers and machinery together in one place.
- laws that controlled every aspect slaves’ lives.
- widespread hunger
- people who invest capital, or money, in a business to earn a profit.
- a device that used electrical signals to send messages.
- the rapid manufacture of large numbers of identical objects,
- used a spiked cylinder to remove seeds from cotton fibers
- religious folk songs that blended biblical themes with the realities of slavery.
16 Clues: widespread hunger • invented telegraph • led the most famous slave revolt in 1831. • built an improved version of English machines. • laws that controlled every aspect slaves’ lives. • brings workers and machinery together in one place. • a device that used electrical signals to send messages. • used a spiked cylinder to remove seeds from cotton fibers • ...
Spelling List 4 2023-12-11
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- the Cincinnati Bangles and the Cleveland Browns play NFL football in this state
- A popular vacation spot, Ocean City, is in this state
- the state where you can find the Statue of Liberty
- Arlington National Cemetery is located in this state
- the capital of the United States
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- the capital of this state is Atlanta; it is known for its peaches
- the Wright Brothers had their first successful airplane flight in Kitty Hawk, _________.
- the state where you live
- this is the southernmost state in the United States; has the cities of Miami, Orlando, and Tampa
- Trenton is the capital of this state
10 Clues: the state where you live • the capital of the United States • Trenton is the capital of this state • the state where you can find the Statue of Liberty • Arlington National Cemetery is located in this state • A popular vacation spot, Ocean City, is in this state • the capital of this state is Atlanta; it is known for its peaches • ...
Mikayla 2023-04-21
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- recaptured jeruslem in 1187
- first began to revive Italy
- when manufacturing took place in homes rather than a shop or factory
- traveling singers
- another name for the plague
- persuaded a group of French knights to embark on the 4th crusade in 1202
- goods and services are exchanged without the use of money
- charging of interest on loans
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- skilled artisan who worked for a master for daily wages
- Kingdom of Jerusalem
- expeditions to regain the holy land
- economy in which land, labor, and capital are controlled by individuals
- most profitable trade for medieval merchants
- wealth earned, saved, and invested to produce products
- is one of the most important commercial cities on the north and baltic seas
15 Clues: traveling singers • Kingdom of Jerusalem • recaptured jeruslem in 1187 • first began to revive Italy • another name for the plague • charging of interest on loans • expeditions to regain the holy land • most profitable trade for medieval merchants • wealth earned, saved, and invested to produce products • skilled artisan who worked for a master for daily wages • ...
Industrial Revolution 2021-02-01
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- system based on private ownership of capital
- the idea that society should be based on public ownership and communal control of property
- home based manufacturing
- allowed one worker to spin eight threads at a time
- minimum living standards
- refusal to continue to work until a problem is resolved
- group of workers who band together to seek better working conditions
- forced farmers to move to cities because their rich bought their land
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- process for making steel
- an increase in the percentage and in the number of people living in cities
- rapid condensation of steam to generate power
- major factors of production are owned by the public and operate for the welfare of all
- a large building used to manufacture goods.
- a machine for cleaning the seeds from cotton
- making large quantities of a product quickly and cheap
- idea that government should play as a small a role as possible
16 Clues: process for making steel • home based manufacturing • minimum living standards • a large building used to manufacture goods. • system based on private ownership of capital • a machine for cleaning the seeds from cotton • rapid condensation of steam to generate power • allowed one worker to spin eight threads at a time • ...
World Wanderlust: Beginner’s Travel Crossword 2026-02-27
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- Replace this with KYOTO Japanese city known for temples gardens and traditional tea houses.
- Small booklet used as an official document to cross international borders.
- City that bridges Europe and Asia known for mosques bazaars and the Bosphorus.
- Czech city called the City of a Hundred Spires with a famous castle and old town.
- Major US city known for Times Square Broadway and Central Park.
- New Zealand adventure capital known for bungee jumping and mountain scenery.
- Lotion used to protect skin from strong sun during beach vacations.
- Spanish city known for Gaudi architecture tapas and a lively beach.
- City in the United Arab Emirates known for luxury malls and the Burj Khalifa.
- Italian city built on canals famous for gondolas and romantic bridges.
- Capital of the United Kingdom home to Big Ben and the Thames.
- Dutch city known for canals bicycles and art museums like the Van Gogh.
- Place where planes take off land and passengers begin or end journeys.
- Time in the evening when the sun goes down often a beautiful view on vacation.
- Small picture card travelers send to friends or family from a trip.
- Rectangular piece of luggage used to carry clothes and travel items.
- Moroccan city famous for souks spices and a bustling main square.
- Budget accommodation popular with backpackers and students.
- Boat used to carry people and sometimes cars between two shores.
- Bag carried on the shoulders useful for day trips and city walks.
- Large historic fortified building often found in European cities and towns.
- Capital of Thailand known for street food temples and busy markets.
- Person who leads visitors and explains attractions in a city or site.
- Croatian city on the Adriatic known for stone walls and red roofed old town.
- Brazilian city known for Carnival Christ the Redeemer and Copacabana Beach.
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- Historic central part of many cities with narrow streets and older buildings.
- Place where travelers go to eat local dishes.
- Indonesian island famous for rice terraces temples beaches and yoga retreats.
- Greek island known for whitewashed houses blue domes and sunsets.
- Building where art history or science objects are displayed to the public.
- Activity of visiting famous places and landmarks in a destination.
- Australian city famous for its Opera House Harbour Bridge and beaches.
- Colombian coastal city famous for its colorful walled old town.
- Austrian capital known for classical music coffee houses and imperial palaces.
- Sandy or pebbly shore by the sea often a favorite holiday spot.
- Capital of Japan famous for neon lights sushi and bullet trains.
- Japanese city known for temples gardens and traditional tea houses.
- Plan that lists where you will go and what you will do on a trip.
- Paper or digital drawing that shows the layout of a city or region.
- Capital of France famous for the Eiffel Tower and romantic streets.
- Small restaurant often serving coffee snacks and light meals.
- Place where many travelers sleep during a trip.
- Island city state famous for its clean streets hawker food and Marina Bay Sands.
- TOWN South African city known for Table Mountain and coastal scenery.
- Underground train system used for getting around big cities like Paris or Tokyo.
- Italian capital filled with ancient ruins like the Colosseum and the Forum.
- Place where vendors sell food crafts and souvenirs often outdoors.
- Mexican beach destination famous for resorts turquoise water and nearby Mayan ruins.
- Car that you pay to take you from one place to another in a city.
- Object bought on vacation to remember a place or experience.
50 Clues: Place where travelers go to eat local dishes. • Place where many travelers sleep during a trip. • Budget accommodation popular with backpackers and students. • Object bought on vacation to remember a place or experience. • Capital of the United Kingdom home to Big Ben and the Thames. • Small restaurant often serving coffee snacks and light meals. • ...
Crossword 1: Capital cities of the world 2022-02-04
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- Crusader Which fiberglass classic was first made by ex-Lotus engineers in 1971, based on a Hillman Imp model?
- Avenger Solve the anagram: hangar level min
- Capri Which car was marketed to the British public as ‘the car you always promised yourself’?
- Roadster Which 1973 kit car was mechanically based on the Triumph Herald?
- Civic Which popular Japanese car debuted in 1972 and is still produced today?
- Celica Which car first produced in 1970 takes its name from the Latin word meaning ‘heavenly’ or ‘celestial’?
- Esprit Produced between 1976-2004, this car was a great example of Giorgetto Giugiaro’s famous ‘folded paper’ design.
- Golf Which iconic classic was first produced in 1974 in Wolfsburg?
- injectors 1970s cars were the last to have carburettors. What replaced them in the 1980s?
- Which European car maker created the ground-breaking Countach?
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- Which company made the Monte Carlo?
- Robin This iconic yet unusual three-wheeler classic was first produced between 1973-81, then resurrected from 1989 to 2001.
- Victor Which large family car was renamed the VX Series in 1976?
- Pinto Which car had a controversial reputation because of its vulnerability to fires after a rear-end collision?
- Martin Vantage Solve the anagram: granite Montana vast
- Scirocco Which classic, first produced in 1974, shared its name with a type of wind?
- Allegro This 1973 British classic had a name that made it sound like an Italian musical term.
- Which carmaker produce the 930 Turbo?
- Hornet What car famously featured in 1974's The Man with the Golden Gun?
- Midget Which British, 2-seater sports car was produced between 1961-79?
20 Clues: Which company made the Monte Carlo? • Which carmaker produce the 930 Turbo? • Avenger Solve the anagram: hangar level min • Martin Vantage Solve the anagram: granite Montana vast • Which European car maker created the ground-breaking Countach? • Victor Which large family car was renamed the VX Series in 1976? • ...
Capital cities of the world 2021-09-01
countries and their capital cities 2019-05-27
10 Clues: has got ROME • has got PARIS • has got BERLIN • has got MADRID • has got OTAWWA • has got BEIJING • has got MELBOUR • has got JERUZALEM • has got NUR-SULTAN • has got WASHINGTON
Positive Words VS Capital Cities 2025-09-15
10 Clues: → Opposite of sad. • → Caring and nice. • → Capital of Japan. • → Capital of Italy. • → Capital of Canada. • → Capital of France. • → Capital of Germany. • → Belief in a better future. • → Strong feeling of affection. • → Happy expression on your face.
Georgia and Westward Expansion 2022-12-09
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- Georgia lost rights to land in present day Mississippi and Alabama after the _______ Land Fraud
- Cherokee chief petitioned Congress to protect Cherokee land
- This new technology improved movement of trade items and affected development of cities
- Indian ______ Act led to Native Americans losing their land and moving westward
- This point marked the end of rail lines coming into what would later become Atlanta
- ______ gin. Eli Whitney invention
- Increase in cotton production after cotton gin led to increased need for ______ labor
- Georgia's 3rd capital
- ______ vs Georgia court case ruled in favor of Cherokee but was ignored by Pres. Jackson
- University of ________ was the first state created school of higher education
- Georgia's first system of land distribution
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- Creek chief who signed the Treaty of Indian Springs and was executed by members of the Red Sticks
- Chief Justice of Supreme Court who ruled in favor of Georgia
- U.S. president known for Indian removal
- Georgia's capital has moved ___ times based on population shifts
- Abraham _________ founded the University of Georgia
- Georgia 2nd capital
- Milledgeville was the __ capital of Georgia
- Movement of Native tribes off their land westward to reservations was called the Trail of ______
- Georgia's first capital
- Tribe located in Georgia, Alabama, and Northern Florida forced to cede land and move west to reservations
- Georgia's second system of land distribution
- North Georgia tribe forced to cede land to government and move west to reservations
- Georgia officials were _________ by land companies to sell large plots of land for cheap prices
24 Clues: Georgia 2nd capital • Georgia's 3rd capital • Georgia's first capital • ______ gin. Eli Whitney invention • U.S. president known for Indian removal • Milledgeville was the __ capital of Georgia • Georgia's first system of land distribution • Georgia's second system of land distribution • Abraham _________ founded the University of Georgia • ...
Chapter 19: Industry & Nationalism 2014-04-01
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- top government leaders are suddenly replaced by force by a new group of leaders
- the movement of people from rural areas to cities
- believed that factories, land, capital, and raw materials should be owned and controlled by society by the government
- a movement to end slavery
- woven cloth
- raises money by selling shares in the company to investors
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- a new economic system
- two or more people owned the business and pooled their own money
- an emperor
- classes
- money invested in businesses
- rich men that was supported by the upper class
- the middle classes
- is an association of workers who unite to improve wages and working conditions
- is a political philosophy based on the ideas of the Enlightenment
15 Clues: classes • an emperor • woven cloth • the middle classes • a new economic system • a movement to end slavery • money invested in businesses • rich men that was supported by the upper class • the movement of people from rural areas to cities • raises money by selling shares in the company to investors • two or more people owned the business and pooled their own money • ...
Industrial Revolution 2021-02-01
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- system based on private ownership of capital
- the idea that society should be based on public ownership and communal control of property
- home based manufacturing
- allowed one worker to spin eight threads at a time
- minimum living standards
- refusal to continue to work until a problem is resolved
- group of workers who band together to seek better working conditions
- forced farmers to move to cities because their rich bought their land
Down
- process for making steel
- an increase in the percentage and in the number of people living in cities
- rapid condensation of steam to generate power
- major factors of production are owned by the public and operate for the welfare of all
- a large building used to manufacture goods.
- a machine for cleaning the seeds from cotton
- making large quantities of a product quickly and cheap
- idea that government should play as a small a role as possible
16 Clues: process for making steel • home based manufacturing • minimum living standards • a large building used to manufacture goods. • system based on private ownership of capital • a machine for cleaning the seeds from cotton • rapid condensation of steam to generate power • allowed one worker to spin eight threads at a time • ...
Urbanisation 2017-03-30
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- A county that is famous for its crime and poverty
- A lot of this is thrown into the environment
- One of the major issues for cities
- Cities produce a lot of this
- Some cities put these on roofs to make electricity
- Trains that move at ultra-high speed
- Making things last into the future
- A kind of pollution seen at night
- Issues of safety for cities
- A megacity that is built across islands
- A city famous for its underground transportation system
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- Some cities are doing this to get local honey
- Where a lot of rubbish goes, but isn't sustainable
- A large number of these are built over waterways
- A limit of this forces cities to grow upwards
- Long vehicles that can carry a lot of people
- Contamination can affect food when these are long
- A city that is clogged with motor cars
- Moving people around cities
- Where most people will live by 2075
- Japan's megacity with many people living there
- A personal transporter with two wheels
- A kind of pollution involving sound
- A county famous for its wealth and high-rise buildings
24 Clues: Moving people around cities • Issues of safety for cities • Cities produce a lot of this • A kind of pollution seen at night • One of the major issues for cities • Making things last into the future • Where most people will live by 2075 • A kind of pollution involving sound • Trains that move at ultra-high speed • A city that is clogged with motor cars • ...
Canada 2024-10-22
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- Canadian ___________ has no soil from when the glaciers scrapped it clean
- This industry deals with cutting down trees
- the amount of money a country makes in a year
- this climate stays frozen all year
- This ocean is found on the east coast of Canada
- _______ fuel is produced in Canada
- most Canadians work in this industry
- Canadian food with gravy and fries
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- This river connects the great lakes to the ocean
- The ____ lakes are the largest body of fresh water in the world
- Canada has a lot of Human Capital because it invests in __________
- Capital of Canada
- Most Canadians live in _______
13 Clues: Capital of Canada • Most Canadians live in _______ • this climate stays frozen all year • _______ fuel is produced in Canada • Canadian food with gravy and fries • most Canadians work in this industry • This industry deals with cutting down trees • the amount of money a country makes in a year • This ocean is found on the east coast of Canada • ...
Ameríka 2022-04-26
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- The capital city
- A neighborhood well known for movies
- Where the president lives
- City with the most people
- The largest state
- The national sport
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- The sunshine state
- The number of states
- Number of cities with more than 1 million people
- number of stripes on the flag
- The most popular soft drink
- The USA shares land boarders with Canada and
12 Clues: The capital city • The largest state • The sunshine state • The national sport • The number of states • Where the president lives • City with the most people • The most popular soft drink • number of stripes on the flag • A neighborhood well known for movies • The USA shares land boarders with Canada and • Number of cities with more than 1 million people
City Around The World 2023-03-17
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- A large port city and commercial center on the Japanese island of Honshu.
- Largest metropolitan area and the capital city of both, the United Kingdom and of England.
- A major French city and a global center for art, fashion, gastronomy and culture.
- China's biggest city and a global financial hub.
- A port city on South Africa’s southwest coast.
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- A metropolitan city in the Kanto region.
- The capital city of Austria has long been a center of the arts, particularly for music.
- A densely populated bayside city on the island of Luzon.
- Thailand’s capital and is a large city known for ornate shrines and vibrant street life.
- Capital of New South Wales and one of Australia's largest cities.
10 Clues: A metropolitan city in the Kanto region. • A port city on South Africa’s southwest coast. • China's biggest city and a global financial hub. • A densely populated bayside city on the island of Luzon. • Capital of New South Wales and one of Australia's largest cities. • A large port city and commercial center on the Japanese island of Honshu. • ...
Montana 2023-05-09
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- mascot of the university in Bozman
- Montanas type of outmeal
- what is the largest migratory herd?
- Number of cities and towns in Montana
- Montanas nickname
- State animal
- Montana State moto
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- Number of native tribes who called it home
- Nickname for Linnaea Borealis
- Nickname for Miles city
- State flower
- There are more of these than people
- Montanas capital
- Ekalaka was named after the daughter of this famous Sioux chief
14 Clues: State flower • State animal • Montanas capital • Montanas nickname • Montana State moto • Nickname for Miles city • Montanas type of outmeal • Nickname for Linnaea Borealis • mascot of the university in Bozman • what is the largest migratory herd? • There are more of these than people • Number of cities and towns in Montana • Number of native tribes who called it home • ...
Spelling List 4 2023-12-11
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- the Cincinnati Bengals and the Cleveland Browns play NFL football in this state
- A popular vacation spot, Ocean City, is in this state
- the state where you can find the Statue of Liberty
- Arlington National Cemetery is located in this state
- the capital of the United States
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- the capital of this state is Atlanta; it is known for its peaches
- the Wright Brothers had their first successful airplane flight in Kitty Hawk, _________.
- the state where you live
- this is the southernmost state in the United States; has the cities of Miami, Orlando, and Tampa
- Trenton is the capital of this state
10 Clues: the state where you live • the capital of the United States • Trenton is the capital of this state • the state where you can find the Statue of Liberty • Arlington National Cemetery is located in this state • A popular vacation spot, Ocean City, is in this state • the capital of this state is Atlanta; it is known for its peaches • ...
STATE'S CAPITAL 2017-09-04
20 Clues: Japan • China • Nepal • Taiwan • israel • Cyprus • Bhutan • Armenia • Georgia • Bahrain • Maldives • Mongolia • Pakistan • Sri Lanka • Bangladesh • Azerbaijan • Delhi India • South korea • North Korea • Afghanistan
CAPITAL MARKET 2013-05-04
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- Meminjam uang dalam jangka waktu yang tetap serta dengan jaminan aset yang tetap
- Perantara di dalam perdagangan
- Bukti kepemilikan suatu perusahaan
- keuntungan yang diperoleh ketika menjual saham dengan harga yang lebih tinggi dibandingkan saat membeli
- Satuan unit dalam pembelian obligasi
- Orang yang menanamkan modalnya di suatu perusahaan
- Pembagian keuntungan yang dihasilkan dari perusahaan kepada pemegang saham
- Orang yang mengesahkan keputusan RUPS agar mempunyai kekuatan hukum
- Penjamin surat-surat berharga, serta penanggung jawab atas tidak/terjualnya surat-surat berharga tersebut
- Institusi yang melakukan kegiatan perdagangan surat-surat berharga
- Surat hutang
- Penerbit obligasi
- Harga oligasi lebih besar dari nilai nominalnya
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- Surat berharga yang menunjukkan hak investor untuk mendapatkan bagian dari kekayaan suatu perusahaan
- Orang yang meminjam uang
- Sebutan untuk emiten dan investor yang berbeda wilayah keberadaannya
- Institusi yang berwenang untuk menyimpan & mengatur arus perpindahan surat-surat berharga
- Keuntungan yang didapat dari obligasi
- Pendapatan yang diperoleh dari investasi obligasi dinyatakan dalam
- Pihak yang dipercaya untuk mewakili kepentingan seluruh pemegang obligasi
- Perusahaan yang telah menanamkan modalnya di bursa efek
- Pihak yang kekurangan dana dan pihak yang mengeluarkan surat-surat berharga
- Salah satu profesi yang menunjang di pasar modal
- Lembaga di pasar modal yang bertugas untuk mengawasi serta membina pasar modal
- Orang yang dipinjami uang
25 Clues: Surat hutang • Penerbit obligasi • Orang yang meminjam uang • Orang yang dipinjami uang • Perantara di dalam perdagangan • Bukti kepemilikan suatu perusahaan • Satuan unit dalam pembelian obligasi • Keuntungan yang didapat dari obligasi • Harga oligasi lebih besar dari nilai nominalnya • Salah satu profesi yang menunjang di pasar modal • ...
Capital of... 2021-01-30
25 Clues: Maine • Idaho • Hawaii • Alaska • Kansas • Indiana • Georgia • Alabama • Arizona • Florida • Missouri • Kentucky • Illinois • Maryland • Delaware • Colorado • Michigan • Minnesota • California • Connecticut • Moines Iowa • Mississippi • Rock Arkansas • Massachusetts • Rouge Louisiana
working capital 2020-11-09
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- The time it takes for a retailer's cash that was used to purchase inventory to return to cash is the operating ________.
- The most liquid asset.
- Credit terms such as 1/10, net 30 will be described as a cash discount or an ________ payment discount.
- The term used to describe an inventory item that can no longer be sold due to changes in technology and/or demand.
- Temporary ________________ will be listed after cash on a company's balance sheet.
- Current assets minus current liabilities equals working ______________.
- The approximate number of days' sales in inventory indicated by an inventory turnover ratio of 9 is ________ days.
- The amount of a decrease in a company's accounts receivable will appear on the statement of cash flows as a ____________ amount.
- This current asset is not included when calculating the quick ratio
- When the change in inventory appears in parentheses on the statement of cash flows, the inventory must have ________________ during the accounting year.
- The cost of goods sold divided by the average inventory is the inventory ___________ ratio.
- The current ratio is calculated by ______________ the amount of current assets by the amount of current liabilities.
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- Dividing 360 by the inventory turnover ratio is the ______ sales in inventory.
- Another description for the days' sales in accounts receivable is the average ____________ period.
- Prepaid expenses are reported on the financial statements as a current __________ until they are used up.
- A company that purchases other companies’ accounts receivable.
- The inventory turnover calculation is most accurate when the ______ of goods sold is divided by the average inventory.
- Deferred revenues are reported on the balance sheet as a current ___________ until they are earned.
- Because of seasonal fluctuations, it is best to use the _____________ amounts of the receivables throughout the year when calculating the receivables turnover ratio.
- The operating cash flow ratio is the net cash provided by operating activities divided by the average amount of current ______________.
- In industries where the operating cycle is less than 365 days, this period of time is used to determine if an asset is a current asset.
- The amount of a company's ___________ liabilities are used in the calculation of the current ratio.
- From the time a company sells goods on credit until the money is received, the company is an __________ creditor.
- Changes in the amounts of most of the working capital accounts are usually shown in the ______________ activities section of the cash flow statement.
- A turnover ________ is likely to involve an amount from the income statement and from the balance sheet.
25 Clues: The most liquid asset. • A company that purchases other companies’ accounts receivable. • This current asset is not included when calculating the quick ratio • Current assets minus current liabilities equals working ______________. • Dividing 360 by the inventory turnover ratio is the ______ sales in inventory. • ...
Capital/InSuite 2024-02-05
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- Dangerous material
- Software used for utility data
- Instead of replacing a tub
- When a unit is rented and the tenant does not move in, a new WO is created
- Process to get significant cost reductions from 1 vendor. 2 words
- A unit occupied 10+ years
- ESG performance data and peer benchmarks
- Process of upgrading the critical parts of the elevator
- Why a scope is over budget. 3 words
- Remove smells from unit
- Units that have a lease transfer
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- When a unit is marked to be on the Rent Ready. 3 words
- Process of significantly reducing carbon dioxide
- REIM approves certain projects prior to the start of the year
- Multiple projects combined to present as one major project to REIM
- Boiler retrofit, lighting and BAS jobs fall under this capital type. 2 words
- Capital jobs executed by the operations team. 2 words
- Placeholders in case anything happens
- Something wrong in the unit
- Task done when walking through a unit
- Trying out new spec in a unit. 2 words
- App to track turn renovation and jobs
- Unit with a move out at the end of the month and move in the day after. 3 words
- A units lease status. 2 words
24 Clues: Dangerous material • Remove smells from unit • A unit occupied 10+ years • Instead of replacing a tub • Something wrong in the unit • A units lease status. 2 words • Software used for utility data • Units that have a lease transfer • Why a scope is over budget. 3 words • Placeholders in case anything happens • Task done when walking through a unit • ...
Capital crossword 2022-12-09
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- The capital of Spain
- The capital of Albania
- The capital of Portugal
- The capital of Germany
- The capital of Ukraine
- The capital of Austria
- The capital of Slovenia
- The capital of Cyprus
- The capital of Belgium
- The capital of Sweden
- The capital of Poland
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- The capital of Greece
- The capital of Latvia
- The capital of Croatia
- The capital of Estonia
- The capital of England
- The capital of France
- The capital of Lithuania
- The capital of Finland
- The capital of Malta
- The capital of Italy
- The capital of Bulgaria
- The capital of the Czech Republic
23 Clues: The capital of Spain • The capital of Malta • The capital of Italy • The capital of Greece • The capital of Latvia • The capital of France • The capital of Cyprus • The capital of Sweden • The capital of Poland • The capital of Croatia • The capital of Albania • The capital of Estonia • The capital of England • The capital of Germany • The capital of Ukraine • The capital of Finland • ...
Capital of 2025-07-06
28 Clues: Goa • Bihar • Assam • Odisha • Punjab • Kerala • Sikkim • Haryana • Manipur • Tripura • Gujarat • Mizoram • Nagaland • Rajasthan • Jharkhand • Karnataka • Telangana • Meghalaya • Tamil-Nadu • Maharashtra • Uttarakhand • West-Bengal • Chhattisgarh • Uttar-Pradesh • Andhra Pradesh • Madhya Pradesh • Himachal Pradesh • Arunachal Pradesh
World Capital 2025-08-16
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- K-Pop central, home of BTS
- Famous for a wall, capital of Germany
- Often mistaken for Toronto
- Finland’s snowy capital city
- Curry central
- Home of tacos and mariachi
- Birthplace of democracy
- Famous pyramids nearby
- City of Love
- Near where Wakanda was imagined in Marvel's Black Panther
- Anime, sushi
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- Pasta, pizza, Colosseum
- chosen to settle Sydney vs. Melbourne rivalry
- Planned city in Brazil, shaped like an airplane from above
- Russian capital with the Kremlin
- Giant square called Tiananmen is here
- Red buses and Big Ben
- Near the Atlantic coast
- where Real Madrid plays
- Nordic capital with ABBA roots
20 Clues: City of Love • Anime, sushi • Curry central • Red buses and Big Ben • Famous pyramids nearby • Pasta, pizza, Colosseum • Near the Atlantic coast • where Real Madrid plays • Birthplace of democracy • K-Pop central, home of BTS • Often mistaken for Toronto • Home of tacos and mariachi • Finland’s snowy capital city • Nordic capital with ABBA roots • Russian capital with the Kremlin • ...
RedBook 2013-08-11
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- The opposite of careful
- Bad boy. He is _______.
- The wind is _________.
- Toothpaste comes in a ________
- There are 2 _______ in the school year
- An orange vegetable
- Pictures of cities, countries, and the world
- The capital of Korea is ________.
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- The outside of a book
- A vegetable that Sandy doesn't like
- Another word for Autumn.
- They speak ______ in Hong Kong.
- UFO stands for ' _____ flying object.
- The opposite of after.
- People speak Spanish in Mexico, Peru, and ____.
- The sun comes up in the morning
- Not hot but not cold
17 Clues: An orange vegetable • Not hot but not cold • The outside of a book • The wind is _________. • The opposite of after. • The opposite of careful • Bad boy. He is _______. • Another word for Autumn. • Toothpaste comes in a ________ • They speak ______ in Hong Kong. • The sun comes up in the morning • The capital of Korea is ________. • A vegetable that Sandy doesn't like • ...
Paige & Grant Sip & Solve 2024-05-12
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- Paige's middle name
- Who instigated the first kiss?
- The first country they visited together
- Their dog's name
- How many capital cities have they lived in together?
- Paige's maiden name
- Engagement month
- Paige's star sign
- How many years have they been together?
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- Grant's middle name
- On which beach did Grant propose?
- In which Italian city did Grant first tell Paige he loves her?
- Their favourite cocktail
- Their favourite restaurant
- Grant's star sign
- How old was Paige when they met?
- Honeymoon location
17 Clues: Their dog's name • Engagement month • Grant's star sign • Paige's star sign • Honeymoon location • Grant's middle name • Paige's middle name • Paige's maiden name • Their favourite cocktail • Their favourite restaurant • Who instigated the first kiss? • How old was Paige when they met? • On which beach did Grant propose? • The first country they visited together • ...
Canada 2016-10-13
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- Lawrence River:In the East, the two countries shared a natural border formed by this
- second largest city and one of the largest French speaking cities in the world
- divisions of a country
- wood fibers
- banks:Off the Atlantic coast lies a large fishing ground near Newfoundland and Labrador
- Columbia:On the Pacific coast was not this
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- national capital
- means on our near the sea
- Falls:The United States and Canada also shared a spectacular physical feature called this
- to the strong connection that people feel toward the region in which they live
- paper used mainly for newspapers
- English speaking settlers came to what is called this
- half of British Columbia's population lives in and around this city
- Shield:Canada has a region of rocky uplands, lakes. and swamps
- Mountains:extends North into Western Canada from the western united states
- has become one of the culturally diverse cities in the world
16 Clues: wood fibers • national capital • divisions of a country • means on our near the sea • paper used mainly for newspapers • Columbia:On the Pacific coast was not this • English speaking settlers came to what is called this • has become one of the culturally diverse cities in the world • Shield:Canada has a region of rocky uplands, lakes. and swamps • ...
The Early Middle Ages 2022-10-13
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- This tapestry tells the story of the Battle of Hastings.
- Secular power during the Middle Ages decreased, while the power of the ______ increased.
- Charles Martel, Pepin, and Charlemagne were all _________ of Christianity.
- Charles the "_____" Martel won the Battle of Tours against the Muslim army.
- This Germanic tribe sacked the capital of Rome ONLY after repeated attempts at negotiation failed.
- Power vacuum, armies, and battles best relate to which GSPRITE category?
- Only 5% of people in the Middle Ages learned to do this (Hint: Intellect).
- These places were often abandoned in favor of safer, more plentiful homes in the country
- Old German and Old French blended together to form the basis of what modern language?
- A shallow _____ allowed Viking longships to sail faster and in shallow water.
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- One kind of meat a Viking could eat almost every day.
- Roads, bridges, and aqueducts are examples of Roman _________ that were lost in the Middle Ages (GSPRITE).
- The migration of Germanic tribes from central Asia to Europe is an example of which GSPRITE category?
- Without law enforcement, cities and roads became overrun by ____
- They believed in many gods and goddesses such as Odin, Thor, and Freyja.
- Without a central army to defend them, cities became prime targets for ______
- The most successful Germanic kingdom
- A decline in trade relates to which GSPRITE category?
- Who won the Battle of Hastings?
19 Clues: Who won the Battle of Hastings? • The most successful Germanic kingdom • One kind of meat a Viking could eat almost every day. • A decline in trade relates to which GSPRITE category? • This tapestry tells the story of the Battle of Hastings. • Without law enforcement, cities and roads became overrun by ____ • ...
Countries & Capital Cities-[V & VI] 2020-03-21
Countries, capital cities and continents 2019-05-01
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- The capital city of Peru
- Greek people are from...
- Portugal is in... (continent)
- Dublin is the capital city of this country
- South Africa, Kenya and Algeria are countries in ... (continent)
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- Turkish people are from...
- Swiss people are from...
- Australia and New Zealand are in ...(continent)
- The capital city of England
- Ottawa is the capital city of...
10 Clues: Swiss people are from... • The capital city of Peru • Greek people are from... • Turkish people are from... • The capital city of England • Portugal is in... (continent) • Ottawa is the capital city of... • Dublin is the capital city of this country • Australia and New Zealand are in ...(continent) • South Africa, Kenya and Algeria are countries in ... (continent)
NavíoS ChacónJ crossword. Capital cities 2024-10-09
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- Which capital city was founded once in 841 AD by Vikings and then a second time in 917 by Vikings again?
- Which capital city was declared by Alfonso III that it would become the country’s capital?
- Which capital city is the oldest capital city? It has existed since 508 BC
- Where is the statue of the little mermaid?
- which capital city is built on 11 million wooden poles?
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- Which capital city is one of the greenest?
- in which capital city you can go to a beer spa?
- Where is the Eiffel tower?
- what's the capital city of Croatia?
- Where is the coliseum?
10 Clues: Where is the coliseum? • Where is the Eiffel tower? • what's the capital city of Croatia? • Which capital city is one of the greenest? • Where is the statue of the little mermaid? • in which capital city you can go to a beer spa? • which capital city is built on 11 million wooden poles? • Which capital city is the oldest capital city? It has existed since 508 BC • ...
Famous European Landmarks & Capital Cities 2025-11-18
10 Clues: paris • clock • mona lisa • royal family • found in rome • republic prague • highly populated • famous for the tulip • you can find the pyramids • split in to east and west
The Koreas 2014-04-25
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- One of the most popular holidays in South Korea.
- A writing system using only 28 symbols.
- In what year did Bi Ki-moon become Secretary General of the Uited Nations?
- The percentage of South Koreans who live in the cities.
- A type of Chinese pottery.
- Who is the current ruler of North Korea?
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- zone Short for DMZ
- Capital of North Korea
- In what year did the Japanese conquer the Koreas?
- What is the capital of South Korea?
10 Clues: zone Short for DMZ • Capital of North Korea • A type of Chinese pottery. • What is the capital of South Korea? • A writing system using only 28 symbols. • Who is the current ruler of North Korea? • One of the most popular holidays in South Korea. • In what year did the Japanese conquer the Koreas? • The percentage of South Koreans who live in the cities. • ...
American Cities 2025-09-29
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- an official counting of the population
- part of a city; a district
- characteristics of cities or city life
- the person at the head of a city government
- the city that is the seat of government of a state, nation, or province
- a rule or law
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- having to do with the affairs of a city
- a large city
- a major highway where automobiles travel at high speeds
- the building in the state capital where the lawmakers meet
10 Clues: a large city • a rule or law • part of a city; a district • an official counting of the population • characteristics of cities or city life • having to do with the affairs of a city • the person at the head of a city government • a major highway where automobiles travel at high speeds • the building in the state capital where the lawmakers meet • ...
Where in the World? 2025-07-11
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- This country is in Central Europe. Its capital city is Budapest.
- This country is famous for pizza, pasta, and cities like Rome and Venice.
- This country is famous for the Eiffel Tower.
- This country has many ancient buildings and blue-and-white houses. Its capital is Athens.
- This country is next to Germany. Its capital city is Vienna.
- This country is between Norway and Finland. Its capital is Stockholm.
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- A country in Europe, famous for cars like BMW and Mercedes.
- This country is famous for kangaroos and koalas.
- A continent with many countries like France, Italy, and Germany.
- This country is famous for football. Teams like Real Madrid and Barcelona are from here.
10 Clues: This country is famous for the Eiffel Tower. • This country is famous for kangaroos and koalas. • A country in Europe, famous for cars like BMW and Mercedes. • This country is next to Germany. Its capital city is Vienna. • This country is in Central Europe. Its capital city is Budapest. • A continent with many countries like France, Italy, and Germany. • ...
Ameríka 2022-04-26
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- The number of states
- number of stripes on the flag
- Number of cities with more than 1 million people
- The sunshine state
- A neighborhood well known for movies
- The most popular soft drink
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- City with the most people
- Where the president lives
- The national sport
- The USA shares land boarders with Canada and
- The largest state
- The capital city
12 Clues: The capital city • The largest state • The national sport • The sunshine state • The number of states • City with the most people • Where the president lives • The most popular soft drink • number of stripes on the flag • A neighborhood well known for movies • The USA shares land boarders with Canada and • Number of cities with more than 1 million people
Sports & Food 2024-11-13
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- Lebron James & Michael Jordan Play This
- Yum yum, meat, cheese, buns, delicious
- go get wet!
- SUUUUUUUUU
- The capital cities best dish
- Mike Tyson Will Get You
- America's Number 1 Sport
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- It's an American sport, that's all
- Vietnam's staple sandwich
- It's mixed, and it's the art of Martial
- crispy, from Vietnam, like an omelete
- This is popular in Vietnam
12 Clues: SUUUUUUUUU • go get wet! • Mike Tyson Will Get You • America's Number 1 Sport • Vietnam's staple sandwich • This is popular in Vietnam • The capital cities best dish • It's an American sport, that's all • crispy, from Vietnam, like an omelete • Yum yum, meat, cheese, buns, delicious • Lebron James & Michael Jordan Play This • It's mixed, and it's the art of Martial
The Koreas 2014-04-24
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- What is the capital of South Korea?
- In what year did Bi Ki-moon become Secretary General of the United Nations?
- A type of Chinese pottery
- A writing system using only 28 symbols
- In what year did the Japanese conquer the Koreas?
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- One of the most popular holidays in South Korea
- Capital of North Korea
- Jong-un The current ruler of North Korea
- zone Short for DMZ
- The percentage of South Koreans who live in cities
10 Clues: zone Short for DMZ • Capital of North Korea • A type of Chinese pottery • What is the capital of South Korea? • A writing system using only 28 symbols • Jong-un The current ruler of North Korea • One of the most popular holidays in South Korea • In what year did the Japanese conquer the Koreas? • The percentage of South Koreans who live in cities • ...
5th Grade City Vocabulary List 11 2020-10-27
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- an official counting of the population
- part of a city; a district
- characteristic of cities or city life
- the person at the head of city government
- the city that is the seat of government of a state or nation
- a rule or law
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- having to do with the affairs (business) of a city
- a large city
- a major highway where automobiles travel at high speeds
- the building in the state capital where the lawmakers meet
10 Clues: a large city • a rule or law • part of a city; a district • characteristic of cities or city life • an official counting of the population • the person at the head of city government • having to do with the affairs (business) of a city • a major highway where automobiles travel at high speeds • the building in the state capital where the lawmakers meet • ...
List 11 American City 2021-05-05
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- an official counting of the population
- part of a city; a district
- characteristic of cities or city life
- the person at the head of city government
- the city that is the seat of government of a state, nation, or province
- a rule or law
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- having to do with the affairs of a city
- a large city
- a major highway where automobiles travel at high speeds
- the building in the state capital where the lawmakers meet
10 Clues: a large city • a rule or law • part of a city; a district • characteristic of cities or city life • an official counting of the population • having to do with the affairs of a city • the person at the head of city government • a major highway where automobiles travel at high speeds • the building in the state capital where the lawmakers meet • ...
List 11 Vocabulary Words (Pop Up Quiz) 2022-10-21
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- an official counting of the population
- part of a city; a district
- characteristic of cities or city life
- the person at the head of city government
- the city that is the seat of government of a state nation, or province
- a rule or law
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- having to do with the affairs of a city
- a large city
- a major highway where automobiles travel at high speeds
- the building in the state capital where the lawmakers meet
10 Clues: a large city • a rule or law • part of a city; a district • characteristic of cities or city life • an official counting of the population • having to do with the affairs of a city • the person at the head of city government • a major highway where automobiles travel at high speeds • the building in the state capital where the lawmakers meet • ...
List 11 American Cities 2023-11-13
Across
- an official counting of the population
- part of a city; a district
- characteristic of cities or city life
- the person at the head of city government
- the city that is the seat of government of a state, nation or province
- a rule or law
Down
- having to do with the affairs of a city
- a large city
- a major highway where automobiles travel at high speeds
- the building in the state capital where the lawmakers meet
10 Clues: a large city • a rule or law • part of a city; a district • characteristic of cities or city life • an official counting of the population • having to do with the affairs of a city • the person at the head of city government • a major highway where automobiles travel at high speeds • the building in the state capital where the lawmakers meet • ...
Industrial Revolution Review 2025-10-07
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- TEXT BY KARL MARX AND FRIEDRICH ENGELS DESCRIBING PROPER COMMUNISM
- STAR OF HAPPY GILMORE
- THE COUNTRY WHERE THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION STARTED
- THE TOPIC OF THIS UNIT
- STATE TAKEOVER OF COMPANIES OR INDUSTRIES
- WHEN PRIVATE INDIVIDUALS AND COMPANIES OWN THE MEANS OF PRODUCTION
- TEXT BY THOMAS MORE ABOUT IDEAL SOCIALISM
- FIRST ENGLISH BILL TO ACTUALLY GIVE WORKERS RIGHTS
- LAND, LABOR, CAPITAL
- WHEN WORKERS RISE UP TO SEIZE THE MEANS OF PRODUCTION
- TINY APARTMENTS IN CITIES FOR THE WORKING CLASS
- PEOPLE WHOSE JOB WAS TO BREAK UP STRIKING WORKERS
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- COMPANY THAT HAD A HORRIBLE FIRE WITH MANY DEATHS CAUSED BY LOCKED EXITS
- AUTHOR OF THE WEALTH OF NATIONS, ONE OF THE MAIN TEXTS EXPLAINING CAPITALISM
- SITE OF A LABOR PROTEST AND RIOT IN CHICAGO THAT LED TO 4 MEN BEING EXECUTED
- WHEN THE PEOPLE/GOVERNMENT OWN THE MEANS OF PRODUCTION
- PEOPLE MOVING FROM FARMS TO THE CITIES
- GROUPS OF WORKERS FIGHTING FOR BETTER WORKING CONDITIONS
18 Clues: LAND, LABOR, CAPITAL • STAR OF HAPPY GILMORE • THE TOPIC OF THIS UNIT • PEOPLE MOVING FROM FARMS TO THE CITIES • STATE TAKEOVER OF COMPANIES OR INDUSTRIES • TEXT BY THOMAS MORE ABOUT IDEAL SOCIALISM • TINY APARTMENTS IN CITIES FOR THE WORKING CLASS • PEOPLE WHOSE JOB WAS TO BREAK UP STRIKING WORKERS • FIRST ENGLISH BILL TO ACTUALLY GIVE WORKERS RIGHTS • ...
roman's words 2021-12-16
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- an official counting of the population
- part of a city; a district
- characteristic of cities or of life
- the person in charge of the city government
- the city that is the seat of government of a state, nation, or province
- a rule or law
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- having to do with affairs of the city
- a large city
- a major highway where automobiles travel at high speeds
- the building where in the state capital where the lawmakers meet
10 Clues: a large city • a rule or law • part of a city; a district • characteristic of cities or of life • having to do with affairs of the city • an official counting of the population • the person in charge of the city government • a major highway where automobiles travel at high speeds • the building where in the state capital where the lawmakers meet • ...
Vocabulary List 11: American Cities 2024-08-04
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- an official counting of the population
- part of a city; a district
- characteristic of cities or city life
- the person at the head of city government
- the city that is the seat of government of a state, nation, or province
- a rule or law
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- having to do with the affairs of a city
- a large city
- a major highway where automobiles travel at high speeds
- the building in the state capital where the lawmakers meet
10 Clues: a large city • a rule or law • part of a city; a district • characteristic of cities or city life • an official counting of the population • having to do with the affairs of a city • the person at the head of city government • a major highway where automobiles travel at high speeds • the building in the state capital where the lawmakers meet • ...
INTL Week 8 Review 2024-05-15
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- Hollowing out of major cities, such as Detroit, and jobs moving abroad to lower costs of manufacturing. Further exacerbating wealth gap
- Accumulation of economic activity in a centralized location (MTS trolley connects UCSD to Tijuana/Downtown San Diego, communications networks, access to pool of qualified workers, easy exchange of ideas, etc.)
- Two Words- Direct control by one actor over another- In other words, actor A holds direct control over actor B- Ex: International organizations using their influence to change the behaviorsof a ‘rogue’ state
- Not affiliated with government entities, although may work hand in hand with governments to solve problems
- What author argues "Despite its formal structure, the AU's dedication to Pan-Africanism is under scrutiny, partly because many African citizens are unaware of its existence."
- School maintains that cities are physical nodes of global capital, but also have the capacity to change that structure. Cities can use diplomacy to solve problems, not compete against each other for businesses.
- Attempt to induce the enemy to respond to terrorism with indiscriminate violence, which radicalizes the population and moves them to support the terrorism
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- Attack to persuade the enemy that moderates on the terrorists' side are weak and untrustworthy, thus undermining attempts to reach a peace settle
- Try to convince the population that the terrorists are strong enough to punish disobedience and that the government is too weak to stop them, so that people behave as the terrorists wish
- School approach views cities as marketplaces competing for capital and talent, driving them to engage in global activities like trade missions and foreign collaborations. However, this focus can undermine local tax bases and exacerbate inequality through zoning and economic strategies that prioritize private capital over public welfare.
- A term used to describe how trade and technology have made the world into a more connected and interdependent place.
- Which author argues a liberal democracy refers to “a state that instantiates liberal ideas, one where liberalism is the dominant ideology and citizens have leverage over war decisions”
- “involves the strategic use of information to garner attention and support for the mission of the organization” (Stroup & Murdie, 2012, p. 246)
- In an attrition strategy, terrorists seek to persuade the enemy that the terrorists are strong enough to impose considerable costs if the enemy continues a particular policy
14 Clues: Not affiliated with government entities, although may work hand in hand with governments to solve problems • A term used to describe how trade and technology have made the world into a more connected and interdependent place. • ...
Unit 3 Geographical 2026-01-07
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- A tool found on a map that tells direction
- The different elveation of land
- A 2 dimensional image of a piece of land
- Different areas in a country
- an area that is 200-500m
- Trails for cars to other cities, countries, and countries
- A place where people live
- City The city that is home to the government of the country
- A tool found on a map that holds the symbols
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- How high from sea level an area is
- The largest region of Hungary
- The area that separates cities, towns, counties
- A city where a lot of business happens
- A tool on a map to show the distance on a map
- A place on earth where people live and set up their own government
- the area on a map that is brown
- A tool on a map used to show the meaning of images
- The river that runs north to south in Hungary
18 Clues: an area that is 200-500m • A place where people live • Different areas in a country • The largest region of Hungary • The different elveation of land • the area on a map that is brown • How high from sea level an area is • A city where a lot of business happens • A 2 dimensional image of a piece of land • A tool found on a map that tells direction • ...
African Music Crossword 2026-01-29
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- The Yoruba (a language from West Africa) word for "Peace".
- A hand drum from West Africa.
- The old capital of Nigeria.
- A place with many skyscrapers and thriving businesses.
- A Spanish rhythmic instrument made of wood.
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- A term to describe music with many layers.
- The new capital of Nigeria.
- A country in West Africa.
8 Clues: A country in West Africa. • The new capital of Nigeria. • The old capital of Nigeria. • A hand drum from West Africa. • A term to describe music with many layers. • A Spanish rhythmic instrument made of wood. • A place with many skyscrapers and thriving businesses. • The Yoruba (a language from West Africa) word for "Peace".
Regions of Texas 2023-09-01
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- the largest city in the North central Plains region
- one of the natural recourses in the Costal plains region
- The most populated region of Texas
- One of the cities in the Great Plains
- the capital of Texas located in the Costal Plains
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- The southern border of the mountains and basins region it is also a river
- The Largest city in the Costal plains
- The state that all the regions are located in
- one of the cities in the Mountains and Basins region
- One of the Industries in the Mountains and Basins region
10 Clues: The most populated region of Texas • The Largest city in the Costal plains • One of the cities in the Great Plains • The state that all the regions are located in • the capital of Texas located in the Costal Plains • the largest city in the North central Plains region • one of the cities in the Mountains and Basins region • ...
Holiday destinations 2020-06-16
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- the longest river in Africa
- centre of trade in spices and rare delicacies
- the second most populous country in the world
- Cairo is the capital of...
- de Janerio the city where the famous statue of Jesus Christ is
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- the city is famous for its type of mustard
- Zealnd an island country in the southwestern Pacific Ocean
- the fourth most populous city in Texas
- the capital of Dubai
- one of the the world's busiest cities
10 Clues: the capital of Dubai • Cairo is the capital of... • the longest river in Africa • one of the the world's busiest cities • the fourth most populous city in Texas • the city is famous for its type of mustard • centre of trade in spices and rare delicacies • the second most populous country in the world • Zealnd an island country in the southwestern Pacific Ocean • ...
Jambi 2021-02-01
10 Clues: Airport • one of the seasons • the tribe in Jambi • one of the seaports • one of the languages • Capital city of Jambi • Jambi has two of them • Jambi has nine of them • the island where Jambi is • Jambi has a forest full of these animals
List 11 American Cities 2022-10-09
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- Characteristic of cities or city life
- The building in the state capital where the lawmakers meet
- A large city
- A rule or law
- A major highway where automobiles travel at high speeds
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- The city that is the seat of government of a state, nation, or province
- The person at the head of city government
- Having to do with the affairs of a city
- Part of a city; a district
- An official counting of the population
10 Clues: A large city • A rule or law • Part of a city; a district • Characteristic of cities or city life • An official counting of the population • Having to do with the affairs of a city • The person at the head of city government • A major highway where automobiles travel at high speeds • The building in the state capital where the lawmakers meet • ...
The best places to travel in 2020 2020-07-13
10 Clues: Mount Fuji • Jack's camp • capital city is Dakar • Texas largest metropolis • hosted the 2016 Olympics • the registan in samarkand • the catskills mountain range • australia Bondi beach and circular quay • akko one of the oldest cities in the world • has untouched island bliss such as amanpulo
Cities 2022-10-23
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- Place 5 (1): This _____________ is one of the main sightseeing stops for most people visiting this city.
- Place 2 (1): The Capitol is an important building in this city and it is very _____________.
- Place 1 (2): There is an important _____________ for the region located in this city.
- Place 6 (2): My favourite place in the city was a light _____________ by Team Borderlab.
- Picture 2 (2): In an exact straight line from the capitol, there is a _____________ of Abraham Lincoln.
- Place 3 (1): The Centre Pompidou is a modern _____________. (two words, written as one)
- Place 5 (2): This is one of the best places in Europe to go to the _____________.
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- Place 1 (1): This city is known being very _____________, it is even forbidden to chew gum there.
- Place 7 (1): The One WTC is an _____________ presence in this city’s skyline.
- Place 3 (2): It is located in the _____________, close to the Louvre. (two words, written as one)
- Place 4 (1): On an island, people often stay in a _____________.
- Place 6 (1): This city has a great number of _____________ that are often brightly lit with ads.
- Place 7 (2): This bridge is a _____________ between two of the boroughs of this city.
- Place 4 (2): Island life for the most part is very _____________, there is not much that will disturb you.
14 Clues: Place 4 (1): On an island, people often stay in a _____________. • Place 7 (1): The One WTC is an _____________ presence in this city’s skyline. • Place 5 (2): This is one of the best places in Europe to go to the _____________. • Place 1 (2): There is an important _____________ for the region located in this city. • ...
Cities 2026-01-14
14 Clues: Sakura • Kimchi • yu garden • Emerald city • Hollywood sign • petronas towers • capital of china • Buckingham Palace • St.Lawrence market • window of the world • 2010 Winter Olympics • Terracotta figurines • Flavian amphitheater • Chen clan ancestral hall
Star Wars Crossword 2025-05-16
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- Cassian Andor's war-torn home planet.
- Warrior planet known for its beskar armor and complex history.
- Twi'lek homeworld with a history of resistance.
- Remote planet where Jyn Erso spent her early years.
- Remote desert planet where Rey was raised.
- Peaceful planet destroyed by the Death Star.
- Desert planet with twin suns, home to both Anakin and Luke Skywalker.
- Homeworld of the Togruta species, including Ahsoka Tano.
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- Icy planet, capital of the Chiss Ascendancy.
- Known for its shipyards and as Han Solo's birthplace.
- Lush planet with Gungan cities beneath its lakes.
- City-covered planet that serves as the Galactic capital.
- Forest-covered planet inhabited by Wookiees.
- Dark planet known for its Nightsisters and Zabrak inhabitants.
- Industrial planet and Ezra Bridger's home.
- Jungle planet and Mace Windu's homeworld.
- Jungle moon that hosted the Rebel Alliance's base.
- Desert planet known for its smugglers and as Lando's birthplace.
18 Clues: Cassian Andor's war-torn home planet. • Jungle planet and Mace Windu's homeworld. • Industrial planet and Ezra Bridger's home. • Remote desert planet where Rey was raised. • Icy planet, capital of the Chiss Ascendancy. • Forest-covered planet inhabited by Wookiees. • Peaceful planet destroyed by the Death Star. • Twi'lek homeworld with a history of resistance. • ...
Capital One 2020-09-01
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- What day of the week is considered the most productive day of the week.
- Type of metal door knob that is self-disinfecting.
- In the third grade I made it into our school spelling bee and during the practice round my word was "piggy" and I spelled it "P-I-G-G-I-E" because I was so nervous to be in front of my entire school.
- I used to review movies for a couple of different websites.
- A glimpse of this color makes people more creative
- 70% of employees say that motivation and morale would improve massively with managers saying this more.
- Won 7th grade talent show lip syncing to Tina Turner's - Better be good to me.
- What body part works one at a time with duties switching every several hours.
- Buds You lose up to 30 percent during an airline flight.
- This releases oxytocin. All in all, people tend to work more, be happier etc. when they are in a team that they love. Team building is a great idea to bond people.
- and Murrie What do the M’s on M&Ms stand for.
- State that has more bourbon than people.
- Physiological reaction, small muscles attached to individual body hairs contract, which leads the hair to stand on end.
- Royce Who makes the most expensive car in the world.
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- Fear of being tickled by feathers.
- Lucia The only country in the world named after a woman.
- What state is the only state that borders just one other state.
- Fruit is packed with the enzyme bromelain, which breaks down protein chains, making it an ideal marinade for meats.
- Most common letter and appears in 11 percent of all english words.
- Lionel Richie is my favorite musician.
- Who celebrates two birthdays every year.
- transfer The feeling of getting lost inside a mall.
- Whales What grows 200 pounds per day..
- Met Gwen Stefani at her fashion show.
- A flock of crows is known as
- National animal of Scotland.
- frog What amphibian is known to hold their urine for up to eight months.
- Terrified of ants.
- Basketball player that only ever made one three-pointer.
29 Clues: Terrified of ants. • A flock of crows is known as • National animal of Scotland. • Fear of being tickled by feathers. • Met Gwen Stefani at her fashion show. • Lionel Richie is my favorite musician. • Whales What grows 200 pounds per day.. • Who celebrates two birthdays every year. • State that has more bourbon than people. • and Murrie What do the M’s on M&Ms stand for. • ...
Capital One 2020-09-01
Across
- Met Gwen Stefani at her fashion show.
- What do the M’s on M&Ms stand for.
- Basketball player that only ever made one three-pointer.
- What day of the week is considered the most productive day of the week.
- Who makes the most expensive car in the world.
- A flock of crows is known as
- Fear of being tickled by feathers.
- Who celebrates two birthdays every year.
- Type of metal door knob that is self-disinfecting.
- What state is the only state that borders just one other state.
- State that has more bourbon than people.
- You lose up to 30 percent during an airline flight.
- The only country in the world named after a woman.
Down
- The feeling of getting lost inside a mall.
- In the third grade I made it into our school spelling bee and during the practice round my word was "piggy" and I spelled it "P-I-G-G-I-E" because I was so nervous to be in front of my entire school.
- Lionel Richie is my favorite musician.
- What body part works one at a time with duties switching every several hours.
- Physiological reaction, small muscles attached to individual body hairs contract, which leads the hair to stand on end.
- Terrified of ants.
- A glimpse of this color makes people more creative
- What amphibian is known to hold their urine for up to eight months.
- National animal of Scotland.
- 70% of employees say that motivation and morale would improve massively with managers saying this more.
- This releases oxytocin. All in all, people tend to work more, be happier etc. when they are in a team that they love. Team building is a great idea to bond people.
- What grows 200 pounds per day..
- Won 7th grade talent show lip syncing to Tina Turner's - Better be good to me.
- Fruit is packed with the enzyme bromelain, which breaks down protein chains, making it an ideal marinade for meats.
- I used to review movies for a couple of different websites.
28 Clues: Terrified of ants. • A flock of crows is known as • National animal of Scotland. • What grows 200 pounds per day.. • What do the M’s on M&Ms stand for. • Fear of being tickled by feathers. • Met Gwen Stefani at her fashion show. • Lionel Richie is my favorite musician. • Who celebrates two birthdays every year. • State that has more bourbon than people. • ...
Capital Trail 2023-01-26
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- El sendero cruza el arroyo___Island (¡piensa en Acción de Gracias!)
- La capital actual de Virginia, donde termina el sendero:___
- ¡Siempre asegúrate de llevar algo de esto al sendero para que no tengas sed!___
- El condado que contiene la mayor cantidad de millas de Capital Trail:___
- ¡Algunas personas___sobre ruedas en el sendero!
- La primera capital de Virginia, cerca de la milla cero:___
- Las siglas en Ingles del Departamento de Transporte de Virginia:___
- Máquina de 2 ruedas que se ve a menudo en el sendero:___
- La___5 es la carretera que sigue el Capital Trail
- El sendero cruza muchos___de madera.
- El sendero cruza el arroyo___(¡En inglés, es el nombre de un pez!)
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- Lo que haces en un maratón: ___
- Virginia Capital Trail___hizo este libro (¡Está en el nombre!)
- Desechos tirados en el suelo, recogidos por voluntarios de Adopt-a-Trail:___
- ___Park es el parque más grande del condado de Henrico (¡y tiene un sendero conector!)
- El río___es el cuerpo de agua más grande que cruza Capital Trail
- Viaja por este lado del sendero:___
- Los___del sendero son voluntarios que informan sobre el sendero
- El Capital Trail tiene 51.7___de largo
- Pasa a la gente de este lado:___
20 Clues: Lo que haces en un maratón: ___ • Pasa a la gente de este lado:___ • Viaja por este lado del sendero:___ • El sendero cruza muchos___de madera. • El Capital Trail tiene 51.7___de largo • ¡Algunas personas___sobre ruedas en el sendero! • La___5 es la carretera que sigue el Capital Trail • Máquina de 2 ruedas que se ve a menudo en el sendero:___ • ...
Capital markets 2017-08-10
Across
- An exchange.
- A market where prices incorporate all information is ______ form efficient.
- A short without ownership.
- Cash flow from a bond.
- Short-term securities are _______ market securities.
- What returns do.
- An OTC market.
- Like an index, but trades like a stock.
- Trading based on patterns is _________ trading.
- The other side of buying an option.
- Long-term securities are ________ market securities.
- A yield that uses the face value as a base is a ______ yield.
- The option to buy a stock is a ______ option.
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- A return over a period of time.
- An expression of a what you earn.
- Selling shares you do not own is ______ selling.
- Technical trading does not work if the market is ____ form efficient.
- The right to a transaction, but not the obligation.
- Cash flow from stock.
- The return expressed in annual terms is a ______ return.
- This fund takes big risks.
- A long-term debt obligation.
- A physical trading location.
- An open-ended fund.
- Trading with leverage is ______ trading.
- Ownership.
- A non-physical market.
- Evidence of ownership of a company.
- The option to sell a stock is a ______ option.
29 Clues: Ownership. • An exchange. • An OTC market. • What returns do. • An open-ended fund. • Cash flow from stock. • Cash flow from a bond. • A non-physical market. • A short without ownership. • This fund takes big risks. • A long-term debt obligation. • A physical trading location. • A return over a period of time. • An expression of a what you earn. • The other side of buying an option. • ...
Manga Capital 2024-02-06
Across
- Método mediante el cual se cuantifica de forma objetiva el deterioro del valor económico de la maquinaria y otros activos por el uso y el paso del tiempo, p.40.
- Relación comercial por la que se establece un pago aplazado cuando el vendedor confía en la capacidad financiera del comprador, p79.
- No existe diferencia o distinción entre cosas de igual valor de cambio. p.24.
- Su patrón es oro, p.177.
- Porcentaje que se aplica al capital pendiente de amortizar de un préstamo, así como al valor de un servicio o una prima de seguro, p153.
- Plusvalía que se logra aumentando la productividad y reduciendo el tiempo de trabajo necesario, p.52.
- Fenómeno por el cual el dinero deja de ser una mercancía y pasa a decidir el valor de los seres humanos, entre otros, p.177.
- Transformación de la mercancía (M) en dinero (D) y su reconversión en mercancía (M). Este proceso de intercambio es uno de los mecanismos del capitalismo, p.43.
- Parte del capital que se invierte en fuerza de trabajo. Cambia de valor en el proceso de producción y genera plusvalía, p.43.
- Mercancías para consumo directo e individual, p.88.
Down
- Fuente de ingresos del trabajador, p.195.
- Cantidad de trabajo (en términos de su duración o su dificultad) que lleva producir una mercancía. p.23.
- Parte del capital que se invierte en medios de producción, es decir, materias primas, maquinaria, infraestructuras, etc. No cambia de valor en el proceso de producción y tampoco genera plusvalía, p.44.
- Un tipo de valor. Se usa fundamentalmente como orden de pago escrita en los créditos comerciales y como pagaré en los préstamos de dinero, p.60.
- Cuando el capitalista invierte una parte de la plusvalía o toda en ampliar la producción, p.47.
- Utilidad que posee una mercancía para satisfacer una necesidad. Es imposible comparar valores de uso entre sí, p.22.
- Acciones que realiza el capitalista para obtener la plusvalía a costa del obrero, p.92.
- Valor que el trabajador crea por encima del valor (coste) de su fuerza de trabajo, p.91.
- Forma de capital en la que el propio capital se convierte en mercancía y obtiene un beneficio a partir de los intereses del préstamo de fondos. Es lo que hacen los bancos y otras entidades financieras, p.79.
- Trabajos que no requieren especialización, p.73.
20 Clues: Su patrón es oro, p.177. • Fuente de ingresos del trabajador, p.195. • Trabajos que no requieren especialización, p.73. • Mercancías para consumo directo e individual, p.88. • No existe diferencia o distinción entre cosas de igual valor de cambio. p.24. • Acciones que realiza el capitalista para obtener la plusvalía a costa del obrero, p.92. • ...
capital city 2024-09-02
Across
- The capital of Nicaragua, situated on the shores of Lake Xolotlan.
- The bustling capital city of Japan, known for its skyscrapers and cherry blossoms.
- The capital of Guatemala, known for its Mayan heritage and historic sites.
- The capital of Paraguay, known for its blend of colonial and modern influences.
- The capital of the United Arab Emirates, known for its modern architecture and cultural sites.
- Capital city of Germany, known for its Brandenburg Gate and historical significance.
- The capital of Uruguay, known for its beaches and vibrant cultural scene.
- The capital city of Honduras, located in a mountainous region.
- The capital of El Salvador, known for its vibrant culture and historical significance.
- The capital city of Ecuador, known for its high altitude and historic center.
- This capital is known for its iconic Eiffel Tower and the Louvre Museum.
- The capital city of Spain, known for its lively squares and rich history.
- The capital of Qatar, recognized for its rapid development and cultural heritage.
- The capital of the tiny principality of Monaco, famous for its casino and luxury lifestyle.
- One of Bolivia's capitals, known for its historical and colonial significance.
- The capital of Egypt, famous for its proximity to the ancient pyramids.
- Capital of Greece, known for its ancient Acropolis and historical significance.
- The capital city of Kenya, known for its unique blend of urban and wildlife experiences.
- The capital of Estonia, recognized for its well-preserved medieval Old Town.
- Capital city of Norway, known for its modern architecture and maritime history.
- A major city in the UAE, renowned for its skyscrapers and luxury shopping.
- A city of great religious significance and the capital of Israel.
- The capital of this Mediterranean island nation, famous for its historic fortifications.
- Bolivia’s seat of government and administrative capital, known for its dramatic altitude.
- The capital of Russia, famous for the Kremlin and Red Square.
- The capital of Austria, renowned for its classical music heritage and elegant buildings.
- The planned capital of Brazil, known for its modernist architecture and unique city layout.
- The capital of Andorra, a small city-state nestled in the Pyrenees mountains.
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- The capital of Portugal, famous for its hills and the historic tram rides.
- Capital city of the United States, located on the Potomac River.
- The capital city of Ethiopia, known for its role as the headquarters of the African Union.
- The capital city of Ireland, known for its literary history and lively pubs.
- The capital of China, known for its Forbidden City and the Great Wall.
- Capital of Argentina, famous for its vibrant culture and the tango.
- Capital city of Italy, home to ancient ruins like the Colosseum and the Vatican.
- The capital of Lebanon, known for its historical richness and vibrant culture.
- The capital of Denmark, famous for its historic harbor and the Little Mermaid statue.
- The capital of Saudi Arabia, noted for its modern development and historical significance.
- The capital city of Luxembourg, known for its fortified medieval old town.
- The capital of Kuwait, known for its modern skyline and economic importance.
- The capital city of Jordan, known for its ancient history and cultural landmarks.
- The capital city of Poland, known for its reconstructed Old Town and historical resilience.
- Capital of Latvia, known for its art nouveau architecture and vibrant cultural scene.
- Capital of Lithuania, noted for its Baroque architecture and historic sites.
- The capital of Sweden, spread across multiple islands and known for its scenic beauty.
- The capital city of Australia, purpose-built and located in the Australian Capital Territory.
- The capital of Belgium and the European Union, known for its medieval squares and chocolates.
- The capital of Peru, notable for its historical architecture and proximity to the Andes.
- The capital of Yemen, known for its ancient architecture and old city.
- The capital of San Marino, one of the world’s oldest republics.
- The capital of Finland, noted for its design and proximity to the Baltic Sea.
- Capital city of the United Kingdom, famous for Big Ben and Buckingham Palace.
- This Canadian capital is located on the Ottawa River and is known for its Parliament Hill.
- The capital of Liechtenstein, known for its castle and small size.
54 Clues: The capital of Russia, famous for the Kremlin and Red Square. • The capital city of Honduras, located in a mountainous region. • The capital of San Marino, one of the world’s oldest republics. • Capital city of the United States, located on the Potomac River. • A city of great religious significance and the capital of Israel. • ...
Capital High 2024-10-09
Across
- bestest sister ever
- what did you make for mom's chickens
- bestest littlest sister ever
- best pizza in olympia
- feline neighborhood protector
- you are mom's _____
- he has little legs
- guardian of school spirit
- milestone of victory
- last name of the author in murder she wrote
- you have fainted from a _____
- #1 item delivered to school for you
- age when graduating
Down
- place to get a before-school pick-me-up
- best time of the school day
- what windy road does mom live on
- room divider, and facilitator
- a brief, strong rush of wind
- glue, baking soda, contact solution
- served, but not by a waiter
- the school's aroma
- what do you get for completing high school
- after school snack on percival
- favorite destination in europe
- are you giving more frog or toad
- pliable, rollable icing
26 Clues: the school's aroma • he has little legs • bestest sister ever • you are mom's _____ • age when graduating • milestone of victory • best pizza in olympia • pliable, rollable icing • guardian of school spirit • best time of the school day • served, but not by a waiter • a brief, strong rush of wind • bestest littlest sister ever • room divider, and facilitator • feline neighborhood protector • ...
All About Hawai'i 2024-04-26
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- large city on the leeward (west) side of Hawai'i island
- Ocean that Hawai'i is in the middle of
- this word means 'reddish water' in the Hawaiian language
- one of the two large cities on the windward side of Oahu, where the Marine Base is
- Capital and Largest City
- city on Maui where the airport is located
- State nickname
- large city on the windward (east) side of Hawai'i Island
- state fish of Hawai'i
- city on Kaua'i where the airport is located
- state tree of Hawai'i
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- Another name for a chain of islands, of which Hawai'i is an example of
- town on the east side of Oahu, means 'potable water' in the Hawaiian language
- state flower of Hawai'i
- Current governor of the state of Hawai'i (as of 2024)
- Highest Elevation point
- the smaller of the two cities on the windward side of Oahu, home to Lanikai Beach
- the indigenous name of Diamond Head, meaning 'tuna's head'
- town on Maui that was devastated with wildfires in the Fall of 2023
- state bird of Hawai'i
20 Clues: State nickname • state fish of Hawai'i • state bird of Hawai'i • state tree of Hawai'i • state flower of Hawai'i • Highest Elevation point • Capital and Largest City • Ocean that Hawai'i is in the middle of • city on Maui where the airport is located • city on Kaua'i where the airport is located • Current governor of the state of Hawai'i (as of 2024) • ...
Canada's Provinces and Capital Cities 2020-05-27
Across
- the capital city of Yukon territory
- the capital city of British Columbia
- the territory furthest east in Canada
- the capital city of Nova Scotia
- the initials of the smallest province in Canada
- the capital city of Alberta
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- the capital city of Ontario
- the capital city of Canada
- the province in the middle of the Prairie provinces
- the French speaking province
10 Clues: the capital city of Canada • the capital city of Ontario • the capital city of Alberta • the French speaking province • the capital city of Nova Scotia • the capital city of Yukon territory • the capital city of British Columbia • the territory furthest east in Canada • the initials of the smallest province in Canada • the province in the middle of the Prairie provinces
Countries, capital cities and nationalities 2019-05-01
Across
- The capital city of France
- Pizza is from... (country)
- Irish people are from... (country)
- The capital city of England
- The capital city of Argentina
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- Kangaroos are from... (country)
- Berlin is the capital city of... (country)
- Welsh people are from... (country)
- Greek people are from... (country)
- Spanish people are from... (country)
10 Clues: The capital city of France • Pizza is from... (country) • The capital city of England • The capital city of Argentina • Kangaroos are from... (country) • Welsh people are from... (country) • Irish people are from... (country) • Greek people are from... (country) • Spanish people are from... (country) • Berlin is the capital city of... (country)
European capital cities and countries 2017-07-30
10 Clues: capital city Spain • capital city Italy • capital city France • capital city Russia • capital city Greece • capital city Belgium • capital city Austria • capital city Germany • capital city Slovenia • capital city United kingdom
State Mottos and Capital Cities 2024-03-05
10 Clues: Eureka • Friendship • Oro y Plata • Equal Rights • In God We Trust • Live Free or Die • North to the Future • Liberty and Prosperity • Liberty and Independence • The Crossroads of America
Lesson 7.1 Review 2024-10-31
Across
- invested money
- businesses operating without government interference
- where the Industrial Revolution began
- movement of the population from rural areas to cities
- changed the way goods were produced
- limited supply
- useful in textile mills because they could squeeze around machines and spindles
- union workers refuse to do their jobs
- first African American licensed to practice law in the US in 1845
- amount of good available to sell
- person who invests in a business in order to make a profit
Down
- wanted to preserve the country for native-born, white citizens
- the readiness of people to purchase goods or services
- brought his ideas for building mills to the US
- where the first water powered textile will was built
- borrowed money
- "talking wire"
- young factory women hired from nearby farms
- brought workers and machinery together in one place to produce goods
- a machine that could spin several threads at once
- made it possible for people to migrate more easily to new cities
- the difference between the cost of a good and its selling price
22 Clues: invested money • limited supply • borrowed money • "talking wire" • amount of good available to sell • changed the way goods were produced • where the Industrial Revolution began • union workers refuse to do their jobs • young factory women hired from nearby farms • brought his ideas for building mills to the US • a machine that could spin several threads at once • ...
Unit 5.3-5.9 Review 2026-01-13
Across
- money used to invest in a company to allow it to expand
- poor living quarters for working class
- became an industrial power after unification in 1871
- first source of energy for factories
- economic policy where businesses sell goods to make a profit
- created to improve working conditions (two words)
- economic policy where all are equal and no private property
- people who do not like immigrants
- opened up trading with Japan in the 1850s
- lost wars to Japan that led to a communist revolt in 1905
Down
- nation where the Industrial Revolution began
- Bessemer process created this
- inventor of the cotton gin and interchangeable parts
- outlawed by most nations in the early 20th century (two words)
- policy where the government does not get involved in business (two words)
- term associated with growth of cities
- aided transportation by connecting waterways
- group that began the modernization of Japan in the late 19th century
- allowed cities to move away from the coastline
- new social class based on money (two words)
- he and Engels wrote the Communist Manifesto
21 Clues: Bessemer process created this • people who do not like immigrants • first source of energy for factories • term associated with growth of cities • poor living quarters for working class • opened up trading with Japan in the 1850s • new social class based on money (two words) • he and Engels wrote the Communist Manifesto • nation where the Industrial Revolution began • ...
Taiwan puzzle 2025-05-21
Across
- The current president of Taiwan
- Continent Taiwan is in
- Body of water Taiwan is surrounded by
- The conversation rate for 1 USD to NTD
- Third largest city in Taiwan
- The number of cities we will be staying in
Down
- Good morning in Mandarin
- National Flower
- Taiwan's neighbor to the left
- Goodbye in Mandarin
- Number of counties in Taiwan
- Capital of Taiwan
- Mountain range that runs through Taiwan
13 Clues: National Flower • Capital of Taiwan • Goodbye in Mandarin • Continent Taiwan is in • Good morning in Mandarin • Number of counties in Taiwan • Third largest city in Taiwan • Taiwan's neighbor to the left • The current president of Taiwan • Body of water Taiwan is surrounded by • The conversation rate for 1 USD to NTD • Mountain range that runs through Taiwan • ...
Australia Days 2020-03-16
Across
- Beside the sea
- You can do this with a board on sea waves
- Object that comes back when you throw it
- One who comes from Europe
- Person condemned for a crime
- Long musical instrument
- Capital city of Australia
- Biggest city in Australia
Down
- Area outside towns and cities
- British sport popular in Australia
- Animal with a long tail and can jumble
- Nickname for Australia
- Place where convicts were sent
- Native Australian
- Colonisers of Australia
15 Clues: Beside the sea • Native Australian • Nickname for Australia • Long musical instrument • Colonisers of Australia • One who comes from Europe • Capital city of Australia • Biggest city in Australia • Person condemned for a crime • Area outside towns and cities • Place where convicts were sent • British sport popular in Australia • Animal with a long tail and can jumble • ...
