cattle Crossword Puzzles

17 Clues: repairs muscle tissue • skin and eyesight health • helps the body digest sugars • B12, maintains red blood cells • D, aids in the absorption of calcium • A, helps with vision and bone growth • generates energy and strengthens bones • reduces the risk of disease on the farm • blood pressure health and muscle activity • given to animals to prevent and manage disease • ...

15 Clues: cows raised for milk, meat or leather • a person who treats sick/injured people • a person who trims and grooms mens hair • plants grown for food eg wheat and corn • black rock dug up and burned for energy • footwear made from leather, rubber or fabric • places where workers and machines make products • putting together parts to create a final product • ...

15 Clues: the right to choose how to live • the main laws of the United States • people who moved to the West to live • people who moved to the West to find gold • men who looked after large herds of cattle • men who made a living trading furs for money • War the war between the Patriots and England • dirt roads pioneers used to move to the West • ...

15 Clues: money • total amount • a contributing cause • a cowhand of Hispanic origin • an appeal to the common people • to remove or take out with force • extending or going across a continent • name given to early Great Plains farmers • to earn ownership of land by living on it • to settle at a place or to exist at a place • a geographic region in which the same standard time is used • ...

10 Clues: The news _____ all over Japan. • He worked as a _____ in a hospital. • You need to pay more _____ in school. • The farm has both beef and _____ cattle. • The tiger is a _____ who kills his own food. • An _____ is able to eat animal or vegetable food. • I saw a _____ for the restaurant by the side of the road. • ...

10 Clues: Too much money in circulation causes this- • This organization was started to help farmers. • The Populist candidate for President in 1896 was- • The invention of ______ wire ended the open range. • This territory was the site of a huge land rush contest. • A town that springs up quickly after resources are found near. • ...

10 Clues: The active toxin in 1080 • A substance that causes chemical harm by poisoning. • An animal that actively hunts other animals for food • An introduced pest species from Australia. It is omnivorous. • An airplane that uses rotating propellers to achieve flight. • A year in which plants produce large amounts of seeds and fruit. • ...

10 Clues: What cowboys sit on to ride a horse. • The animal cowboys ride when roping. • Some cowboys wear these on their boots. • Term for riding a horse without a saddle. • The structure where the rodeo takes place in. • The name given to the rope cowboys use to rope cattle. • The type of team that preformed in the opening ceremonies. • ...

10 Clues: bees and flowers • a bear to a deer • livestock and cattle egretes • hyenas and lions in the wild • describes the role of an organism plays in a community • red squirrels replacing grey squirrels in great britain • a relationship between species where one is harmed and the other is unaffected • ...

10 Clues: Eternal son of God • an agreement with God • the father son and the Holy Spirit • the title the Israelites referred to god as • an official count or survey of a population • the announcement by the angel Gabriel to Mary • a spiritual being acting as a messenger to God • the tendency to sin present in all human beings • ...

10 Clues: Early California settlers • The 11th president of the U.S. • Leading general of the Mexican forces • The first president of the republic of Texas • Cowboys that managed the herds of cattle or sheep • Americans in california declared it to be an independent nation • Agents contracted by the mexican government to bring settlers to texas • ...

10 Clues: Red with white face, origin is England. • Black, polled,originates from Scotland. • White to light straw color, horns, origin is France • developed from the horned hereford, originated in 1901 • Have white circles around eyes and muzzle, large loin area. • No select color pattern, large frame, rapid growing animal. • ...

11 Clues: red-nosed rein deer • where Jesus was born • faith as being in heaven after death • to be given, presented with, or paid • the process or art of decorating something • a long trough from which horses or cattle feed. • in addition to bringing bags of toys once a year • a person acknowledged as holy or virtuous and regarded • ...

10 Clues: peacekeeper and community leader • led a group of American settlers to Texas • the First president of the republic of Texas • the only known woman to have led a cattle drive • discovered an oil gusher with some other workers • started the largest meat packing plant in Chicago Illinois • led 400 settlers north to build a colony and to find riches • ...

11 Clues: A land with many trees • A piece of open land which is used • A flattened structure of a higher plant • One who or that which draws or pulls something. • A large natural elevation of the earth's surface • A large body of water entirely surrounded by land • A large body of water entirely surrounded by land • ...

10 Clues: An elephant is a _____. • The tiger is the largest _____. • Foxes, by _____, are excellent hunters. • _____ is a branch of biology, the study of life. • Cattle and yaks are both considered _____ animals. • The dog obedience training instructor said Smokey had remarkable ______. • When a baby _____ hatches from its egg, it looks nothing like its parents. • ...

12 Clues: How long does God’s love endure? • gave praise and thanks to the Lord • gave praise and thanks to the Lord • gave praise and thanks to the Lord • House of God built by King Solomon • the first outside part of the temple • the innermost art of the temple, Most ____ Place • temple filled with the _____ or the glory of the Lord • ...

10 Clues: don't care • a natural ability to do something. • occur again periodically or repeatedly • making a certain situation or outcome likely or possibleb • made necessary by particular circumstances or regulations. • not even or regular in pattern or movement; unpredictable. • ...

10 Clues: A place for chickens to roost • A fenced area where livestock roam • A machine to deliver food/hay to livestock • Animals kept on a ranch or raised on a farm • A place to confine animals to treat or feed them • A place to store feed or tools to work on animals • A long, narrow holding container for animals to feed • ...

10 Clues: a supercontinent • clearing or forest • a greenhouse gas that cattle produces • a species that went extinct a long time ago • a period or time in which the dinosaurs lived • it is a liquid rock that is hot under the ground • a type of rock formed from weathering and erosion • states that older rocks and fossils are found deeper into the ground • ...

10 Clues: A muslim place of worship • a natural ability to do something • occur agian periodically or repeatedly • making a certain situation or outcome likely or possible • made necessary by particular circumstances or regulations • Not even or regular in pattern or movement; unpredictable • the time at which something is most powerful or successful • ...

10 Clues: A slow process associated with depositsion. • Cattle release this irritable greenhouse gas. • The opposite of contributing to climate change. • A result of land being worn away by natural agents. • The UK has been working persistently to reduce these. • Impressions or remains of organisms often found in rock. • ...

10 Clues: What was the dog's name? • Who was disguised as the beggar? • How does the maid recognize Odysseus? • Who was the cattle herd that Odysseus lived with? • Who helped Odysseus and disguised him as the beggar? • Who taunted Odysseus while he looked like the beggar? • Who does Odysseus work with to test Penlope's loyalty? • ...

10 Clues: open fields • clear and exact • a type of cattle • do as you are asked • overgrown and abandoned area • tall plants that grow beside water • suggested but not communicated directly • grass that has been cut and dried is collected into tall piles • a set of animals or plants in which the members have similar characteristics to each other and can breed with each other • ...

12 Clues: Knowledge of Indigenous people • First stage of ecological succession • Third stage of ecological succession • Second stage of ecological succession • Ecological Process of regenerating over time. • Change of grassland ecosystem to a desert ecosystem • Effects that humans causes on the ecosystem changes. • Terrain or thin layer of material covering the earth's surface • ...

12 Clues: to attempt to vomit • clear enough to see through • limit, borders, or boundaries • displaying irritation or anger • to move toward or meet at a common point • an angry or bitter disagreement or argument • discover or reveal (something) through detailed examination. • detailed examination of the elements or structure of something • ...

12 Clues: His _____ accidently hit the batter. • Emily lit the bonfire using a _______. • We are going to have hot dogs for _____. • He filled the bowl with _____ and ice cubes. • The eggs in the robins nest were about to _____. • Bob took care of cattle and horses on his ______. • We are supposed to get an _____ of snow on Monday. • ...

12 Clues: change of structure of a gene • live alongside humans. dogs, cats, cattle • vascular tissue in plants that conducts water • movement of person or animal to a new location • a group of interacting individuals of the same species • any plant that stores its complete life cycle underground • a group of living organisms consisiting of similar individuals • ...

12 Clues: Finally Patrick opened his___to God. • Patrick was snatched by pirates and___. • Patrick was a___for six years in Ireland. • Patrick was put to work watching___and cattle. • The people in Ireland worshipped trees and___. • Before Patrick left Gaul he was made the___of Ireland. • Patrick tried to rest in tiny___that were damp and cold. • ...

12 Clues: farm animals like cows and bulls • When the air is full of moisture • something that happens every year • to get rid of something completely • to prepare land to grow crops or plants • the act of cutting down a large number of trees • a building with glass walls used for growing plants • what farm animals do when they eat grass in a field • ...

12 Clues: Nomadic group known for animal rearing in India • Community that lives close to forests and hills • Type of farming practiced by many tribal communities • British term used for people they considered uncivilized • Land cleared by burning trees and bushes for cultivation • Economic activity involving animals like sheep and cattle • ...

12 Clues: Where ribbons are won and nerves run high • The color everyone hopes to hang on their gate • The hub of late-summer fun and community pride • Someone who cheers loudest — win, lose, or draw • Skill and pride in presenting livestock at the fair • Sticky, sweet, and found between the barns and arena • Proof of a season’s hard work before fall gathers in • ...

12 Clues: Vet process to determine if a cow is expecting • Gathering cattle for sorting, shots, or shipping • The extra wire you swear you’ll use next weekend • What follows every rancher home during fall works • What you do to your knife before a long day’s work • The team that shows up with horses, ropes, and grit • Separating calves from their mothers for the first time • ...

19 Clues: Hate is ______. • _____, three people yelled, "BINGO!" • The pearl was ____ inside the oyster. • The ___ bleachers were full of excited fans. • Would you please stop ___ at the girl's scar! • After tearing my ___, I visited the eye doctor. • After Kay's mother passed away, she ____ the house. • We had a large ___ of food leftover from the picnic. • ...

19 Clues: Precursor to Vitamin E. • Excess Vitamin A is _____. • Need daily supplementation. • Site of Vitamin E absorption. • Can be stored in adipose tissue. • Elevate Ca and P levels in blood. • Cattle die from internal bleeding. • Is a symptom of toxicity of Vitamin D. • Where Vitamin A is stored in the liver. • The precursor to Vitamin A, found in plants. • ...

21 Clues: Lot chose the _____ __ _____. • The men of Sodom were ________. • Third place Abram built an altar • The plain of Mamre is in ______. • Lot pitched his tent toward _____. • One of the things Abram was rich in • One of the things Abram was rich in • One of the things Abram was rich in • The _______ dwelled then in the land • The ________ dwelled then in the land. • ...

19 Clues: a puppy • commotion • cows or cattle • long curling sea wave • jutting or overhanging • standing close together • traveling by sea, especially regularly • peel the skin off (a corpse or carcass) • great warmth of feeling; fervor; passion • sit, lie, or stand in a lazy, relaxed way • small sailing ship with two or three masts • place where a sailing vessel can be secured • ...

19 Clues: grassland • across a continent • to mark with a symbol of ownership • a home and the land surrounding it • a system of buying now and paying later • justice also known as frontier justice • to break up soil so crops can be planted • range land where cattle roam freely • to gather or move together in a large group • the rushed movement of a large group of animals • ...

19 Clues: Pig-like mammal often confused with wild boar • Popular game deer with a signature tail flash • Reptile found in East Texas swamps and bayous • Long-legged hare built for Texas prairie speed • Venomous pit viper known for its warning sound • Silent nighttime hunter with excellent hearing • Striped critter with a notorious natural defense • ...

19 Clues: Kept safe from harm or development • Farm animals raised for meat or milk • The natural home of a plant or animal • A large area of land covered with trees • Dried grass used as food for farm animals • To plant trees where forests were cut down • A plant grown for food, oil, and animal feed • A common crop grown for food and animal feed • ...

13 Clues: Explored from Adelaide to Darwin • Died on his fateful expedition with Burke • Military surveyor who crossed the Blue Mountains • Met the Henty Brothers while exploring Western Victoria • Circumnavigated Australia in his ship 'The Investigator' • Arrived in Botany Bay in 1770 on his ship 'The Endeavour' • Adventurous journalist who travelled over the blue mountains • ...

13 Clues: God's name for dry land • The _____ day is the beginning • gathering together of the waters • God made this on the second day. • everything God made was very ____. • God made dry land and seas on the _____ day. • On the first day, God said, "Let there be _____." • every living creature brings forth after his ____ • ...

14 Clues: Has highest GDP per capita • Cuba doesent have much of this • Goverment system that cuba has • How many people dont have a job • Cuba's climate is mostly hot and _______ • Most citizens in this contory is denied rights • Mexico and brazil's president's are elected ____ • Brazil specializes in Cattle, _______ , and coffee • ...

13 Clues: past tense of swim • past tense of drive • The magicians ______ many magic tricks. • ____ under the age of 3 can dine for free. • We ____ the twinkling stars through the telescope. • The cattle roamed _____ on the vast open grassland. • They ____ a movie before having lunch at the food court. • The River Safari is situated next to the Singapore ____. • ...

13 Clues: Place where Jonah found a ship • Name of the star (Revelation8) • Man shall not live by this alone (Matthew4) • These shall come in the last days (2Peter3) • This man was great among the jews (Esther10) • Something Abram was very rich in (Genesis13) • This shall be the promotion of fools (Proverbs3) • Name of him that sat on the pale horse (Revelation6) • ...

15 Clues: the use of • a new idea, method, or device • Is a Spanish term for cowboy. • A type of cloth or woven fabric. • An agreement between two or more parties • Process of increasing human settlement in cities. • The supply of water to land or crops to help growth. • A wild rush of animals or people, usually when scared. • Spatial distribution of where humans inhabit the Earth. • ...

15 Clues: An owner • A spanish fort • A spanish fleet of warships • Control of one’s own government • A share of ownership in a business • A land ruled by a distant country, • A colony directly ruled by a monarch • An area of land that serves as a barrier, • a large estate where cattle and sheep are raised • A person who makes a journey for religious reasons • ...

15 Clues: Traps moles • Trains hounds and manages hunts • Fishing expert/seasonal game assistant • Manages plants, lawns, hedges, and shrubs • Knowledge and craft of shoeing equine feet • Construct and repair fences, gates and barriers • Operates tractors. Plough, plant, spray and harvest crops • Tends to the rearing, herding, safety and welfare of sheep • ...

15 Clues: suffer, anguish • someone who attacks • case to continue or prevail • a journey taken for pleasure • v. caused to be more favorably inclined • pertaining to or suitable for domestic servants • a right reserved exclusively by a person or group • n. a feeling of ill will arousing active hostility • Shell containing lead pellets that explodes in flight • ...

15 Clues: born 1946 – 1954 • major route out of Texas for livestock • roads in Western plains for cattle drivers • settlers who entered Oklahoma before assigned • restrictions of tribal members to specific area • attempt to rid US of Indian culture/ traditions • alternative shelter when wood or stone was scarce • West of Mississippi River and East of Rocky Mountains • ...

15 Clues: grant Giving builders land • absorb into main culture of society • bull Blank and followers fled to Canada • Specific areas set aside for the Indians • Crop Crops grown to sell not for own use • A group of African Americans former slaves • Act gave 160 acres to live on land for 5 years • railroad Railroad that connected the East & west • ...

15 Clues: the leader of a group • to change or move something • not costing or worth very much • a food made from the curds of milk • the possibility of something happening • a large farm for cattle, sheep or horses • a bar or branch on which a bird can rest • to demand a particular price for something • to hit someone or something with your fist • ...

15 Clues: This man had only one ewe lamb (4) • David admitted this to the LORD (3) • Type of lamb the poor man loved (3) • This man had many sheep and cattle (4) • Hittite soldier betrayed and killed (6) • Southern kingdom also ruled by David (5) • Innocent animal taken by the rich man (4) • King confronted by Nathan over his sin (5) • Prophet who told a parable about a lamb (6) • ...

15 Clues: Refused or rejected • Money paid regularly for work • A farmhouse and the land around it • A strong, clear idea of a better future • To influence or change someone’s opinion • A formal written request to someone in power • Cruel or unfair treatment that controls people • Slang for a British or Australian pound (money) • ...

5 Clues: large animals • how our weather changes • used to make clothes and is soft/fluffy • chemical element that pennies are made with • An element used in fruits such as lemons, limes,oranges, and grapefruit

10 Clues: a form of sweet food made from flour, sugar, and other ingredients, that is usually baked. • a traditional Mexican dish consisting of a small hand-sized corn or wheat tortilla topped with a filling. The tortilla is then folded around the filling and eaten by hand. • ...

7 Clues: Cain's first son • first man to take two wives • first man to handle the harp and organ • Cain named the _ he built after his son. • first man to dwell in tents and have cattle. • This word in verse 22 means a person who makes or invents something. • first person to teach people how to make things out of brass and iron

7 Clues: Cain's first son • first man to take two wives • first man to handle the harp and organ • Cain named the _ he built after his son. • first man to dwell in tents and have cattle. • This word in verse 22 means a person who makes or invents something. • first person to teach people how to make things out of brass and iron

7 Clues: The animal that is farmed in feedlots. • The food chain Michael Pollan recommends. • The author of the book, "The Omnivore's Dilemma". • The food chain that Michael Pollan is most against. • The food chain where people hunt for their own food. • The name of the local sustainable farm Michael Pollan visited. • ...

7 Clues: cheerful and lighthearted • tending to obstruct or harm • relating to or affecting cattle • skill in performing tasks, especially with the hands • belonging to a period other than that being portrayed • (of a person's complexion or appearance) pale and giving the impression of illness or exhaustion • ...

5 Clues: Dad took us to a Western • Our friends eat lunch in the • Lightning caused the cattle to • Red is to tomato as green is to • The wild blank reared on its hind legs

5 Clues: Dad took us to a Western • Our friends eat lunch in the • Lightning caused the cattle to • Red is to tomato as green is to • The wild blank reared on its hind legs

8 Clues: Domesticated animals, typically raised for milk, meat, leather, or labor. • Relating to genes or heredity. It describes the biological traits that are passed from parents to offspring. • Proteins that speed up chemical reactions in living organisms. They are crucial for processes like digestion, metabolism, and cellular function. • ...

14 Clues: Sandwich • Informal; Mother • A variant of missis • British a slang word for insane • Fascination; charm; enchantment • Untanned skin of cattle or other animals • Any rough, prickly shrubs, as the dog rose • A person who oversees; supervisor, manager • To scratch or scrape, as with the claws or hands • Any of various gourds; especially the bottle gourd, lageraria • ...

14 Clues: Tanzania suffers from: • Tallest mountain in Africa • Life expectancy in Tanzania • Official language of Tanzania • Tanzania’s most abundant resource • A type of fly that harms cattle in Tanzania • African tribe that carved ebony wood sculptures • National park famed for its abundance in wildlife • Accounted for more than 22% of Tanzania’s exports • ...

10 Clues: The adult male of cattle. • A wallpainting made on wet plaster. • Dominated by a woman, women, a mother,... • Making objects in clay that is hardened by fire. • A pillar, cylinder-shaped, used to support a building. • The art and science of designing and building buildings. • Used to roll an image into wet clay. Made out of precious stone. • ...

10 Clues: Education is a ____________________activity. • Habeas Corpus is also called the ____________________. • Dayanand Saraswati started the Arya Samaj at ___________________. • Followers of Brahmo Samaj started the __________________ samaj. Down • _______________ is a person who actually saw the crime being commited. • ...

10 Clues: Root crop farming also known as • The microlith is associated with the ____ age. • The Mesolithic was known in the Americas as the: • Increases productivity and increases instability • Measles were believed to be first transferred to humans from • Neolithic people are most known for their ability to create woven ____. • ...

10 Clues: Parents can have a son or a ___. • I like to ___ to my friends on the phone. • Farmers plant and harvest a ___ each year. • If you break the ___, you will go to jail. • Cattle or other farm animals eat out of a ___. • My teacher ___ us how to divide fractions today. • It is customary to ___ at the end of a performance. • ...

10 Clues: These insects covered Egypt except Goshen. • These amphibians covered the land of Egypt. • The first plague was the Nile River turning into ______. • Aaron threw his staff and it turned into a ____________. • They love everything green. So, they destroyed the crops. • The dust turned into these causing discomfort and irritation. • ...

10 Clues: antonyms:encourage urge on • synonyms: eloquent, articulate • (adj.) causing uneasiness or worry • synonyms: make do, manage, get along, handle • antonyms: deny, disavow, reject, veto, disallow • (v.) to move slowly or fall behind; to bring up the rear • Who __________________ you to speak for everyone in the class? • ...

10 Clues: - Discipline involving a horse pulling a carriage or cart • - Team sport played on horseback, using mallets and a ball • HACKING - Discipline showcasing the horse's elegance and movement • RANCH HORSE - Competition testing the horse's ranch-related skills • PENNING - Cattle herding competition involving horse and rider teams • ...

10 Clues: something in a food • cows on a farm raised for meat • what your finger does if you cut it • a vegan eats a _ _ _ _ _-based diet. • what you call a company in the beginning (esp in tech) • kind of like a cowboy, someone who has a large farm (USA) • place in Northern California where high-tech companies are • ...

10 Clues: It wiped out the dinosaurs • The largest division of time • The second time period of the mesozoic • when the continents were together it is called_______ • A key part of greenhouse gas that can be produced by cattle • Their skeletons are measured to study past ocean conditions • The burning of _____ fuels is a major cause of global warming • ...

10 Clues: This person was the founder of Pennsylvania. • Pennsylvania went to Church because they have a. • The people that help them get religious freedom. • Pennsylvania has a lot of —— so they can sell it. • One of the biggest cities in Pennsylvania was called. • Pennsylvania’s economy was based on —— to produce cash • ...

10 Clues: Which type of molecule is Ozone • responsible for the depletion of ozone • -choke drains which results in water logging • Ozone layer protects the earth from the radiation is • the process of buring the wastes at high temperatures • the organism that prepare their own food are called as • the gas is being added at the atmosphere by cattle sheds • ...

10 Clues: Turning point of the Civil War • Who was the leader of the Exodusters? • Who was Robert E. Lee's right hand man? • Who was the president of the Confederacy? • Who was the first Grand Wizard of the KKK? • long trips for herding cattle from Texas to Kansas to Nebraska • Where were American Indians were forced to live in the late 1800's? • ...

10 Clues: People rushed to California to find this • This animal was used to deliver mail fast • Created a way of writing for the Cherokee • A person who trains horses and guards cattle • Settlers used the Oregon Trail to travel this way • The Erie Canal connected Lake Erie and this river • This new type of transportation was developed by Robert Fulton • ...

10 Clues: a group of islands • a long period of little or no rain • cattle or sheep ranch in rural Australia • people, first humans to live in Australia • self governing country within the British empire • reef, a giant community of marine animals called corals • mammal that raises its young in a pouch on the mothers body • ...

10 Clues: a herd of cows • a large house with towers • a book to write down your thoughts • a yellow or white food made from milk • a short stick with a handle to help someone walk • strong rings joined together to hold something heavy • a room where people are judged to have broken a law or not • something that is added to make something else look better • ...

10 Clues: The greatest amount. • The act or process of breathing. • The way in which something hangs. • The basic taste sensation induced by sugar. • A number of cattle driven to market or new pastures. • A construction or natural feature that spans a divide. • A star, especially when seen as the centre of any single solar system. • ...

10 Clues: Early Settlers • A method farmers used to farm in dry soil • Natural products used in manufactoring goods • a narrow strip of land, connecting 2 land masses • An idea or belief that the US should keep expanding west • Settlers in the prarie who cut through thickly rotted grass • False or very exaggerated reporting of a story on the newspaper • ...

10 Clues: The study of all living things • A protective shell that surrounds Earth • Particles from rock erosion and weathering • The _____ are built around Earths mantle/core • The carbon cycle always cycles back to _______ • A greenhouse gas produced by burning fossil fuels • A greenhouse gas commonly produced by large groups of cattle • ...

8 Clues: A sheep or cattle farmer. • Lack of home, country, etc. • To not to kill someone after a crime. • A sheep of a breed with long, fine wool. • A person who moves livestock over long distances. • A truck or cart without any sides for delivering heavy loads. • A metric unit of square measure equal to 10,000 square metres. • ...

8 Clues: A winged _ is a bird. • A spider is an example of a _ thing. • The lion is an example of a _ of the earth. • The _ brought forth living creatures on the fifth day. • The _ brought forth living creatures on the sixth day. • Great whales and winged fowl were created on the _ day. • God _ the living creatures when he told them to multiply. • ...

8 Clues: An area of two soccer fields. • Land owned by the British Empire. • A type of sheep that has exceptional fleece. • To be officially excused or forgiven for a crime. • A convict who had been sent free from was called this. • Sheep and cattle raised in the settlement were called this. • Convicts were given these in the early days of the settlement. • ...

8 Clues: A black block is the symbol for _____ • The ___ River runs by the city of Billings • City by a river with cattle ranches east of it • A triangle shows where ____ is an important product • Natural gas and ____ are often found near each other • The ____ River runs across the state into North Dakota • Gold and silver make Montana's capitial city ______, a rich town • ...

8 Clues: To keep something from danger • To obtain or collect something • This happens to rocks or surfaces over time • This happens when people cut down trees in the forest • Animals that are bred in farms, usually cattle or cows • The act of cutting down trees for wood, can be illegal • A land covered with grasses that can be eaten by farm animals • ...

8 Clues: -work from home • -the offense of willfully • - a person who moves from one place to another • -the unlawful use of violence and intimidation • a serious bacterial disease of sheep and cattle • movement- one that uses the people in a given district • a person who has been forced to leave their country in order to escape war • ...

8 Clues: Not all _________ can fly. • All racers were ________ to a free water bottle. • Richard Martin's law stops ________ against animals. • Mark filed a police report after being _______ in a store. • After her great grandma passed, she __________ all her jewlery. • The ________ all complained about not having hot water in their apartments. • ...

8 Clues: Hermes is the ____ of the gods • Who does Hermes steal cattle from? • This is the name of Hermes' father • What instrument does Hermes create and play? • Hermes is featured as a character in this Disney film • What is Hermes' name as represented in Roman mythology? • Hermes is known for this trait because of his ability to speak with the gods • ...

17 Clues: Abram's nephew • Lot chose the plain of ______. • The plain of _____ is in Hebron • Lot dwelled in the ______ of the plain. • Abram's tent was between _______ and Hai. • Abram built an _____ in the plain of Mamre. • direction Abram traveled when he left Egypt • Abram was very ____ in cattle, silver, and gold • There was _____ between Lot's and Abram's herdmen • ...

16 Clues: varied or different • compared with the fact that. • he rate at which something happens. • to keep something in operation; maintain. • a building in which horses or cattle are kept • the range of matters considered or dealt with. • communicated directly in a clear and exact way • to give something as a share of a total amount. • ...

16 Clues: Another term for bi-metallism • Party that the farmers joined • Last battle of the Indian Wars • bring into the dominant culture • backing the money with gold and silver • Spanish cowboys who taught cattle ranchers • Won the election of 1896 and Populism collapsed • forced Native Americans to abandon their culture • Gave the Cross of Gold Speech against the gold standard • ...

16 Clues: is a country in Africa • is the Capital of Uganda. • _______ are spoken in Uganda. • The town your teacher lived in. • Go to Uganda to see Gorillas in the forest. • is the major international airport in Uganda. • The Country the Eastern Region of Uganda boarders. • ____ Africa is the region Uganda is found in Africa. • ...

16 Clues: A dust storm • Where Billie Jo lives • The surname of the Quintuplets • What was Billie Jo burnt with? • The surname of the baby that was kidnapped • Where Billie Jo's father fought the Great War • What Billie Jo called the women her father saw • The flower on the graves of the dead in France • The first name of the mother of the Quintuplets • ...

16 Clues: Biome found near the Equator with high rainfall • Apparent deflection of winds due to Earth’s rotation • Biome found near 30° latitude with very low rainfall • Area where warm air rises causing cloud and rainfall • Sector that releases large amounts of carbon dioxide • Human activity producing methane from rice and cattle • ...

16 Clues: To belong to a country. • From a particular city, town, or area. • Only male lions have _________________. • A group of lions is called a _________________. • Cheetahs can run up to 70 miles per _____________. • The striped zebras ____________ into the tall grass. • To move from one area to another based on the seasons • ...

11 Clues: Being cut down to make room for crops • Farmers grow these to sell at a market • Some are beneficial to help plants grow • A substance used to make you grow faster • The maximum amount of that something can contain • Has a harmful or poisonous effect on an ecosystem • How some people make a living in a rural community • ...

11 Clues: macroalgae • the practice of eating insects • agrochemical rich in N, P and/or K • commercially available brand of mycoprotein made from Fusarium • surname of an inventor of the industrial process to produce ammonia • abbreviation of a parameter to assess the quality of protein sources • the protein fraction obtained after removal of lipids and soluble carbohydrates • ...