cattle Crossword Puzzles
Mr. Freye's Crossword 9/1 2022-08-29
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- to remove dirt, soil, or rock
- At catholic school, students need to study ___________
- the quality of being fierce; such as a tiger
- it's dangerous to make loud noises around cattle, they might __________.
- to speak or act against authority; also a person who does so
- someones home, where they stay
- eating green chile in New Mexico is a long and delicious _____________.
- my mother and many older people suffer from ___________
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- a written teaching of Christianity
- a kind of magic dealing with death or the dead
- in 1776, the USA was formed when the 13 colonies decided to ______against England
- many people think wearing black looks __________.
- a section of divided area of city which serves to separate it in some meaningful way
13 Clues: to remove dirt, soil, or rock • someones home, where they stay • a written teaching of Christianity • the quality of being fierce; such as a tiger • a kind of magic dealing with death or the dead • many people think wearing black looks __________. • At catholic school, students need to study ___________ • my mother and many older people suffer from ___________ • ...
Pastoralists In Modern World 2022-11-21
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- The Criminal Tribes Act, 1871 classified the communities of craftsman, traders and pastoralists as.
- The gujjar Bakarwals of Jammu and Kashmir are great Herders of
- The Gaddi sheperd spent their winters in
- When the high mountains were covered with snow, the herds were grazed in the
- Name the pastoral community of mountains
- large gazing lands in East Africa turned into
- When did European imperial powers divide Africa into colonies
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- Africans depend on some form of Pastoral activity for their
- The Gaddi sheperds belong to
- The word Massai means
- The massai cattle herders live premarily in
11 Clues: The word Massai means • The Gaddi sheperds belong to • The Gaddi sheperd spent their winters in • Name the pastoral community of mountains • The massai cattle herders live premarily in • large gazing lands in East Africa turned into • Africans depend on some form of Pastoral activity for their • When did European imperial powers divide Africa into colonies • ...
Plant,livestock and mixed production 2019-10-28
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- The cultivation of fruits and flowers which grow best in tropical areas
- Bees are reared in hives for honey
- The science concerned with the production of crops
- The science concerns with producing chickens and other birds
- The cultivation of fruit trees, flowers and lawns to enhance the environment
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- When different crops and livestock are grown on the same farm.
- For sea and inland fish harvesting or rearing
- When rabbits are kept for meat and skins
- The rearing of cattle for meat or milk.
- The cultivation of crops in a garden.
- The rearing of pigs and their products
11 Clues: Bees are reared in hives for honey • The cultivation of crops in a garden. • The rearing of pigs and their products • The rearing of cattle for meat or milk. • When rabbits are kept for meat and skins • For sea and inland fish harvesting or rearing • The science concerned with the production of crops • The science concerns with producing chickens and other birds • ...
?big b0y crozzw0rd ? 2019-12-08
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- you hert my feeling jow frienc frie
- i am not big boi anymore
- settler im hella free you noobs hahahahhab
- i go moo then maaaaaa then baaaaa
- me go on big boy journey
- i will get this litty place for a while xd xd lmao xd ?
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- yummy grass i am cow moooo
- good ground for good garden get u goood yes yes ?
- i am big boywit peice of metal on mah head yayay and i own lanndnd
- i move anamal uwu tey go mmoooo and then maaaaa then baaaa
- pffffftt ~heavy breathing~ pppfpfpfpffttttt
11 Clues: i am not big boi anymore • me go on big boy journey • yummy grass i am cow moooo • i go moo then maaaaaa then baaaaa • you hert my feeling jow frienc frie • settler im hella free you noobs hahahahhab • pffffftt ~heavy breathing~ pppfpfpfpffttttt • good ground for good garden get u goood yes yes ? • i will get this litty place for a while xd xd lmao xd ? • ...
Tex Times Daily Crossword 2024-01-18
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- A yellow precarious metal
- The deadly route that Native Americans were forced to take when they were pushed out of their land
- T-Shaped tool used to mine gold
- Encouraged people to move west and settle in the west
- connected Sacremento to Omaha
- The edge of a country or land where few people live
- Where the gold rush took place
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- The process of moving a herd of cattle from one place to another
- what people traveled on to get to oregon
- Land set aside for Native Americans to live
- Winner of the Texas Revolution
11 Clues: A yellow precarious metal • connected Sacremento to Omaha • Winner of the Texas Revolution • Where the gold rush took place • T-Shaped tool used to mine gold • what people traveled on to get to oregon • Land set aside for Native Americans to live • The edge of a country or land where few people live • Encouraged people to move west and settle in the west • ...
Games of Pakistan 2023-11-16
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- Popular board game played with dice and counters.
- Indoor game involving small, hard balls and a wooden board with pockets.
- Sport played on a rectangular court divided by a net.
- A popular card game played in Pakistan.
- National sport of Pakistan.
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- Martial arts are practiced in some regions of Pakistan.
- Cricket tournament featuring domestic teams in Pakistan.
- Traditional horse and cattle sport in Pakistan.
- An Olympic sport involving shooting arrows with a bow.
- Traditional wrestling style in Pakistan.
- Team sport is played with a round ball that can be struck with any part of the body.
11 Clues: National sport of Pakistan. • A popular card game played in Pakistan. • Traditional wrestling style in Pakistan. • Traditional horse and cattle sport in Pakistan. • Popular board game played with dice and counters. • Sport played on a rectangular court divided by a net. • An Olympic sport involving shooting arrows with a bow. • ...
TYPES OF SHIPS 2025-08-12
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- A ship designed to allow vehicles to drive on and off
- Small but powerful boat used to tow or push larger ships
- Transports liquid cargo such as crude oil
- Transports live animals such as cattle or sheep
- Passenger ship for leisure voyages, often with entertainment facilities
- Operates at sea to catch fish and seafood
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- Carries goods in large steel boxes
- Supports operations at sea such as oil drilling or wind farms
- A flat-bottomed vessel, often pushed or towed for cargo transport
- Specialised in carrying unpackaged solid cargo like coal or grain
- Specially designed to carry liquefied natural gas
11 Clues: Carries goods in large steel boxes • Transports liquid cargo such as crude oil • Operates at sea to catch fish and seafood • Transports live animals such as cattle or sheep • Specially designed to carry liquefied natural gas • A ship designed to allow vehicles to drive on and off • Small but powerful boat used to tow or push larger ships • ...
4.4 Before the Railroad Came 2023-01-09
5 Clues: a very large farm • steel tracks for trains • groups of cows and bulls • to move animals in an organized way • saying that something will happen for sure
Russia Climate and Biomes 2021-09-27
5 Clues: Biome of coniferous trees • covered with snow& ice in winter • grassland only cattle rearing occupation • thick forest covered with deciduous trees • Soil becomes thinner and sparse vegetation
Farming for the future 2017-08-28
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- can be eaten
- land covered in grass that is suitable for cattle and sheep.
- farm animals regarded as an asset
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- number of times a crop is planted per year in a given agricultural area
- cereal plant which yields large grains set in rows on a cob
- when land is suitable for growing crops
- to harvest or produce
- a plant that is grown on a large scale commercially
8 Clues: can be eaten • to harvest or produce • farm animals regarded as an asset • when land is suitable for growing crops • a plant that is grown on a large scale commercially • cereal plant which yields large grains set in rows on a cob • land covered in grass that is suitable for cattle and sheep. • number of times a crop is planted per year in a given agricultural area
Gelbvieh crossword 2024-01-22
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- The coat color of the Gelbvieh (there is 3, but this one requires two words.)
- Can handle heat without needing to hide under shade.
- Narrows, especially in circling pressure.
- Lacking horns naturally or because they were removed.
- Not able to be bothered by ticks.
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- The amount of melanin your can produce (It is under characteristics.)
- Critical observation or examination.
- A cattle breed originating in Bavaria, Germany.
8 Clues: Not able to be bothered by ticks. • Critical observation or examination. • Narrows, especially in circling pressure. • A cattle breed originating in Bavaria, Germany. • Can handle heat without needing to hide under shade. • Lacking horns naturally or because they were removed. • The amount of melanin your can produce (It is under characteristics.) • ...
ESY 2022-08-04
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- an electrical impulse or radio wave transmitted or received.
- a letter representing a vowel sound, such as a,e,i,o,u
- up to the point in time or the event mentioned
- the fourth month of the year
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- comprising the whole number or amount.
- an invented prose narrative
- what is a brass instrument like a small trumpet?
- what is large ruminant animals with horns and cloven hoofs
8 Clues: an invented prose narrative • the fourth month of the year • comprising the whole number or amount. • up to the point in time or the event mentioned • what is a brass instrument like a small trumpet? • a letter representing a vowel sound, such as a,e,i,o,u • what is large ruminant animals with horns and cloven hoofs • ...
Freight Train 2024-02-29
8 Clues: This pulls the whole train • Water and oil go in this car • Rocks and sand go in this car • Train workers can rest in this car • Cows, pigs, and sheep go in this car • Things that are in boxes go in this car • Coal that makes the engine go is in this car • Logs and other big or long things go in this car
RED DOG - THE PILBARA WANDERER LEGEND 2024-08-02
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- The statue of Red Dog is called The Pilbara ____________.
- Red Dog's search extended as far south as _____________.
- A trait that Red Dog represents, showing dedication and reliability.
- The material Red Dog's statue is made from.
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- Red Dog's breed mix includes Kelpie and ____________ dog.
- Red Dog's final resting place town.
- Red Dog's adventurous spirit is described as _____________.
- The region in Western Australia where Red Dog traveled.
8 Clues: Red Dog's final resting place town. • The material Red Dog's statue is made from. • The region in Western Australia where Red Dog traveled. • Red Dog's search extended as far south as _____________. • Red Dog's breed mix includes Kelpie and ____________ dog. • The statue of Red Dog is called The Pilbara ____________. • ...
Weeds of the Great Plains 2023-08-30
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- Can accumulate high nitrate concentrations
- Flowers are white to deep pink corollas
- Stems are sparingly branched, thick, with velvety substance
- Toxic to cattle, but not to sheeps and goats
- Native Americans used this plant as an astringent
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- The poisonous substance in this plant is hydroquinone
- Seeds are eaten by many kinds of birds
- Flowers open during early morning and close late in the day
8 Clues: Seeds are eaten by many kinds of birds • Flowers are white to deep pink corollas • Can accumulate high nitrate concentrations • Toxic to cattle, but not to sheeps and goats • Native Americans used this plant as an astringent • The poisonous substance in this plant is hydroquinone • Flowers open during early morning and close late in the day • ...
Business Sectors in Ecuador 2025-07-07
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- A type of seafood grown on farms near the coast.
- Raising animals for milk or meat
- Making goods in a factory, like chocolate or clothes.
- Clothes and fabric are made in this industry.
- Moving people or things from one place to another.
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- A sweet product made from cocoa beans.
- Catching fish in the ocean or rivers.
- Activity related to growing crops like bananas, rice, or corn.
8 Clues: Raising animals for milk or meat • Catching fish in the ocean or rivers. • A sweet product made from cocoa beans. • Clothes and fabric are made in this industry. • A type of seafood grown on farms near the coast. • Moving people or things from one place to another. • Making goods in a factory, like chocolate or clothes. • ...
Animal Physiology (part 1) 2022-02-08
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- Enzyme in monogastric animal(starch to maltose)
- Compartment of stomach involved in rumination
- Fermentation in the rumen produces gasses including carbon dioxide and _____
- Flat teeth used for crushing food
- Pointed and sharp teeth sued for tearing food
- Occurs when the pH of the rumen drops below normal
- Condition that occurs if gasses are not expelled
- Eat plant material only
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- Gap between front teeth and molars in ruminants
- First stage of digestion
- Sodium Bicarbonate acts as a _____ in the rumen and reticulum to keep pH between 6.5 and 7.2
- Muscular contractions moves food to stomach
- Animal with 4 stomach compartments
- Eat plant material and meat
- Microorganisms have a ________relationship with the ruminant animal
- Cattle can produce 40-150 litres of this a day
- Largest of 4 compartments in a ruminants stomach
17 Clues: Eat plant material only • First stage of digestion • Eat plant material and meat • Flat teeth used for crushing food • Animal with 4 stomach compartments • Muscular contractions moves food to stomach • Compartment of stomach involved in rumination • Pointed and sharp teeth sued for tearing food • Cattle can produce 40-150 litres of this a day • ...
easy easy 2023-02-14
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- people who resisted the expansion of america
- the movement of people or animals to one place or another
- the act of becoming larger
- the name of an act which put laws in place that allowed people to claim free land
- a substance dropped by birds to enhance crop growth speed
- a popular and common crop
- a vehicle guided by rails
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- an fuel used to power trains
- the act of making people work for someone
- a path that guides a train
- people who work at a mine
- livestock
- a territory that is found to have valuable material, and have a rapid increase in population
- large land mammals found in
- a device used in railroads to communicate quickly
- a vehicle pulled by livestock
- a rare, shiny, and durable mineral
17 Clues: livestock • people who work at a mine • a popular and common crop • a vehicle guided by rails • a path that guides a train • the act of becoming larger • large land mammals found in • an fuel used to power trains • a vehicle pulled by livestock • a rare, shiny, and durable mineral • the act of making people work for someone • people who resisted the expansion of america • ...
Vocabulary crossword #1 2022-11-29
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- the ancient past, especially the period before the Middle Ages;
- so as to catch the attention; noticeable.
- (especially of land or a farm) used for or related to the keeping or grazing of sheep or cattle
- kill, destroy, or remove a large percentage or part of;
- having many facets
- Some people enjoy this cereal for breakfast
- spread (something, especially information) widely
- concerning or appropriate to the giving of spiritual guidance;
- a person or organization that is immature, inexperienced, or underdeveloped
- This Bachur is from Minneapolis
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- important; famous;
- What every kollel guy wants more of
- the character and atmosphere of a place
- very remarkable; extraordinary
- make a formal judgment or decision about a problem or disputed matter
- this bachur is from Cleveland
- imbue (something) with new life and vitality
- one side of something many-sided, especially of a cut gem
18 Clues: important; famous; • having many facets • this bachur is from Cleveland • very remarkable; extraordinary • This Bachur is from Minneapolis • What every kollel guy wants more of • the character and atmosphere of a place • so as to catch the attention; noticeable. • Some people enjoy this cereal for breakfast • imbue (something) with new life and vitality • ...
Odyssey 2023-10-06
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- a suitor of Penelope’s
- the goddess of war, wisdom, and cleverness; goddess of crafts
- Odysseus’ dog
- cannibal inhabitants of a distant land
- the guardian of the winds
- a servant in Odysseus’ household
- the god of invention, commerce, and cunning; messenger of the gods
- the sun god who raises his cattle on the island of Thrinacia
- the king of the Phaeacians
- a servant in Odysseus’ household
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- the ruler of the Greek gods and goddesses; father of Athena and Apollo
- a dangerous whirlpool personified as a female sea monster
- creatures, part woman and part bird, whose songs lure sailors to their death
- a sea goddess who lives on the island of Ogygia
- a female servant in Odysseus’household
- a suitor of Penelope’s
- one of Odysseus’ crew, killed in anaccident
- a six-headed sea monster who devours sailors
- a suitor of Penelope’s
- a goddess who lives on the island of Aeaea
20 Clues: Odysseus’ dog • a suitor of Penelope’s • a suitor of Penelope’s • a suitor of Penelope’s • the guardian of the winds • the king of the Phaeacians • a servant in Odysseus’ household • a servant in Odysseus’ household • a female servant in Odysseus’household • cannibal inhabitants of a distant land • a goddess who lives on the island of Aeaea • ...
Crossword Puzzle 2025-04-27
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- Food source for livestock
- A place for animals
- The place where a family makes its home
- Collecting crops after they are mature
- Primary feed grain in the US
- Source of Lighting, often portable
- The seed of a grain plant
- Domesticated, hoofed mammal
- Group of animals, that live and move together
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- Animal waste from stables
- Process of producing offspring in animals
- Large, domesticated, bovid ungulates widely kept as livestock
- Used for storing liquids or dry goods
- Used to protect a hoof
- Symbolizing guidance, care, and the relationship between the shepherd and the flock
- Symbol of Wealth, viewed as a sacrifice that was worthy only for God. Supplied as a sin offering(Ezekiel 45:22-23)
- Symbolically used to represent God's love and protective care for His people (Matthew 23:37)
17 Clues: A place for animals • Used to protect a hoof • Animal waste from stables • Food source for livestock • The seed of a grain plant • Domesticated, hoofed mammal • Primary feed grain in the US • Source of Lighting, often portable • Used for storing liquids or dry goods • Collecting crops after they are mature • The place where a family makes its home • ...
zoonotic diseases 2023-02-09
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- the - can vary from serious illness to death
- disease that spread between humans and animals
- these are the main carriers of zoonotic diseases
- caused by salmonella bacteria, affects pigs, cattle, horses, poultry, and reptiles. Clinical signs in animals include often asymptomatic, diarrhea, stomach pain, fever, and dehydration. Symptoms in humans include diarrhea, fever, and cramping.
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- caused by the Cryptosporidium parvum parasite affects all animals. Clinical symptoms in animals include diarrhea, poor appetite, and weight loss. Clinical symptoms in humans include water diarrhea, stomach cramps, and poor appetite.
- caused by Escherichia coli bacteria affects cattle, sheep, pigs, and poultry. Clinical symptoms in animals include diarrhea and edema diseases in pigs. Clinical symptoms in humans include stomach pain, cramping, and watery or bloody diarrhea.
6 Clues: the - can vary from serious illness to death • disease that spread between humans and animals • these are the main carriers of zoonotic diseases • ...
Bacteria & Viruses 2020-08-28
6 Clues: Lives only in humans • Carried by farm animals • Can be transferred by flies • Found in intestines of cattle and in infected people • Linked to RTE food & shellfish from contaminated water • People become contagious within a few hours after eating it
frontier life 2013-09-19
6 Clues: wild rush of animals • a person who tends cattle • thickly mated grass and roots • a pioneer wh owned land under the homestead act • wind powerd device used to pump water from awell • a person who searches for gold and other minerals
Agricultural Crossword Puzzle Semester 1 2021-12-15
5 Clues: Disease for cattle • Disease for chickens • leafy green vegetable • leafy, cruciferous vegetable that is rich in nutrients • a herbaceous perennial growing from short, thick rhizomes
D.E.A.R Doc #3 2015-11-22
5 Clues: A pen for cattle • Marked by unconcern • relating to or resembling an ape • Any customary observance or practice • Thrown into a state of agitated confusion
Food 2016-09-01
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- Sir Isaac newtons ....
- A yummy cold treat, that is usually eaten in the hot sun
- it grows in large huge bunches
- A round juicy citrus fruit with a tough bright reddish-yellow peel
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- The only fruit that wears it seeds outside
- It is from cocoa beans
- It has a yellow yolk and a white surrounded by a shell
- Culinary name for meat from cattle
- A italian dish with a flat surface and lots of cheese
9 Clues: It is from cocoa beans • Sir Isaac newtons .... • it grows in large huge bunches • Culinary name for meat from cattle • The only fruit that wears it seeds outside • A italian dish with a flat surface and lots of cheese • It has a yellow yolk and a white surrounded by a shell • A yummy cold treat, that is usually eaten in the hot sun • ...
Hercules Crossword Puzzle 2021-03-31
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- Hercules half brother's name.
- The amount of labours Hercules had to complete.
- The woman who had three of Hercules first children.
- The place Hercules was born.
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- The place Hercules had to bring the third and fourth labours to.
- The labour where Hercules had to fetch the cattle of Geryon from Erythia.
- The Pythian priestess told Hercules he would be this if he completed the twelve labours.
- The animal for the seventh labour.
- Zeus and Alcmena's son.
9 Clues: Zeus and Alcmena's son. • The place Hercules was born. • Hercules half brother's name. • The animal for the seventh labour. • The amount of labours Hercules had to complete. • The woman who had three of Hercules first children. • The place Hercules had to bring the third and fourth labours to. • The labour where Hercules had to fetch the cattle of Geryon from Erythia. • ...
Multiple Reading Skills Level C Book 1 19-21 Review 2023-12-15
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- an animal with a low, wide body covered by a hard rounded shell
- a chair on wheels that is used by someone who cannot walk
- painful
- a chance of loss or harm
- to grow to be
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- a building where horses or cattle are kept and fed
- a clever or skillful act
- to show or signal by raising and moving the hand
- a sad event that is not expected and in which people may be hurt
9 Clues: painful • to grow to be • a clever or skillful act • a chance of loss or harm • to show or signal by raising and moving the hand • a building where horses or cattle are kept and fed • a chair on wheels that is used by someone who cannot walk • an animal with a low, wide body covered by a hard rounded shell • a sad event that is not expected and in which people may be hurt
Ray SS U3 Vocab 2024-10-05
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- To travel back and forth regularly.
- The condition of being poor.
- The right to vote.
- A territory set aside for Native Americans.
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- A person who claimed land on the Great Plains under the Homestead Act of 1862.
- The movement of large herds of cattle, by cowboys, from ranches to railroad stations.
- A rundown neighborhood.
- Total control of a type of industry by a person or company.
- The production of goods or services within an economy.
9 Clues: The right to vote. • A rundown neighborhood. • The condition of being poor. • To travel back and forth regularly. • A territory set aside for Native Americans. • The production of goods or services within an economy. • Total control of a type of industry by a person or company. • A person who claimed land on the Great Plains under the Homestead Act of 1862. • ...
Farming Fun 2025-02-28
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- Grazing animals such as horses and cattle eat this type of food
- A dwelling where a farmer and their family might live
- You need this to stop animals from getting out
- He might wake you up in the morning
- You get ham from this animal
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- A vehicle commonly used on a farm
- Where a farmer grows crops such as corn and wheat
- A building that houses farm animals and fodder
- Animal whose wool you can use for knitting
9 Clues: You get ham from this animal • A vehicle commonly used on a farm • He might wake you up in the morning • Animal whose wool you can use for knitting • A building that houses farm animals and fodder • You need this to stop animals from getting out • Where a farmer grows crops such as corn and wheat • A dwelling where a farmer and their family might live • ...
Advanced Livestock Byproducts – Student Activity Packet 2025-09-29
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- – Pig pancreas was the first source of this hormone (7)
- – Fat rendered from cattle, once used in soap & candles (6)
- – A waxy byproduct of sheep’s wool, used in cosmetics (7)
- – Found in feathers and hooves, used in shampoos (7)
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- – Fertilizer made from animal bones (8)
- – Extracted from shellfish, used in medicine (8)
- – Gas from manure used as renewable energy (6)
- – Protein extracted from hides, used to make gelatin (8)
- – Enzyme from calves’ stomachs, used in cheese-making (6)
9 Clues: – Fertilizer made from animal bones (8) • – Gas from manure used as renewable energy (6) • – Extracted from shellfish, used in medicine (8) • – Found in feathers and hooves, used in shampoos (7) • – Pig pancreas was the first source of this hormone (7) • – Protein extracted from hides, used to make gelatin (8) • ...
Maliyah Domingo 2022-09-15
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- what group harvests trees from forests?
- Where is Angel falls located?
- Amazonians: What people go hunting,fishing,and grow crops on small plots of land?
- ranchers: what people raise cows for food?
- Who breaks stones with a hammer for money to help out his family?
- and Jaime: What couple tried to cross over to the U.S?
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- who sold jams, fruits, and sweets to people on boats?
- shot: How did Jesse die?
- What group protects the rain forests and its biodiversity?
- Who picks up water bottles and cans up from the dump?
10 Clues: shot: How did Jesse die? • Where is Angel falls located? • what group harvests trees from forests? • ranchers: what people raise cows for food? • who sold jams, fruits, and sweets to people on boats? • Who picks up water bottles and cans up from the dump? • and Jaime: What couple tried to cross over to the U.S? • ...
SS Q2 Week 3 Vocab 2022-10-29
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- a product brought into a country
- a grassy area shared by the town’s people, and used for grazing sheep, cattle, and other livestock
- a statement that can be proved or checked
- all the businesses that make one kind of product or offer one kind of service
- a product that leaves a country
- a statement that tells what a person feels or believes
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- an economic system where people are free to choose the goods and services they buy and make
- the lands beyond the areas already settled
- agreement
- to force to leave
10 Clues: agreement • to force to leave • a product that leaves a country • a product brought into a country • a statement that can be proved or checked • the lands beyond the areas already settled • a statement that tells what a person feels or believes • all the businesses that make one kind of product or offer one kind of service • ...
Module 10 Lesson 7 2022-10-31
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- What causes the global transfer of foods, plants, and animals?
- What was North America’s first colony?
- Mercantilism became what?
- Colonization of what caused the introduction of new items to the Eastern and Western hemispheres?
- New wealth prompted new business and trade where?
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- What was Europe's new economic policy known as?
- What are the most important items from the Americas to the rest of the world?
- Smallpox, measles, influenza, typhus, malaria, diphtheria were what?
- Horses, cattle, sheep, pigs were the Europeans what?
- Who funds global exploration?
10 Clues: Mercantilism became what? • Who funds global exploration? • What was North America’s first colony? • What was Europe's new economic policy known as? • New wealth prompted new business and trade where? • Horses, cattle, sheep, pigs were the Europeans what? • What causes the global transfer of foods, plants, and animals? • ...
Point of View and The Forty Thieves vocab 2022-11-30
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- relates only what the narrator character can reasonably know of event or people around him
- small drum
- impersonal narrators who remain unnamed to characters in the story
- as soon as
- entertain
- short period of time
- the viewpoint of a narrator in which the author tells the story in third person
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- the perspective or angle from which a story is told
- hard, fatty tissues from cattle or sheep, used in cooking or making tallow
- viewpoint of a narrative in which the author tells the story in third person
10 Clues: entertain • small drum • as soon as • short period of time • the perspective or angle from which a story is told • impersonal narrators who remain unnamed to characters in the story • hard, fatty tissues from cattle or sheep, used in cooking or making tallow • viewpoint of a narrative in which the author tells the story in third person • ...
NewsAmerica Crossword 2017-02-08
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- to reject of fight against authority
- crops a crop that is grown for money
- unjust treatment
- to not accept another person's ideas and behavior
- a large farm with many workers
- a member of a country
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- a person who is chosen to act for others
- a person that travels for religious reasons
- a public sale in which something is sold to a person who is willing to give up the most money
- common an open area in center of a town where cattle and sheep can graze
10 Clues: unjust treatment • a member of a country • a large farm with many workers • to reject of fight against authority • crops a crop that is grown for money • a person who is chosen to act for others • a person that travels for religious reasons • to not accept another person's ideas and behavior • common an open area in center of a town where cattle and sheep can graze • ...
Ranchos and Trailblazers 2023-01-23
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- a large area of land used for raising cattle, sheep and horses.
- a type of government run by elected leaders.
- someone who finds or makes a new path between places
- the first american trapper to come into CA and leave by land
- freedom from the rule of another person, country, or government.
- was the first to come to California in a wagon train from Missouri
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- business
- made maps for the U.S. government
- An African American man who found a pass through the Sierra Nevada
- to take away from religious control
10 Clues: business • made maps for the U.S. government • to take away from religious control • a type of government run by elected leaders. • someone who finds or makes a new path between places • the first american trapper to come into CA and leave by land • a large area of land used for raising cattle, sheep and horses. • ...
Livestock Crossword Puzzle 2023-03-28
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- as a source of food (consuming both their meat and eggs) or as pets
- an American 501 youth organization, specifically a career and technical student
- an American online platform offering sneakers, luxury apparel and accessories through primary and resale markets.
- the world's largest producer and second largest exporter of poultry meat and a major egg producer
- to produce meat, wool, fiber, or milk
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- make just about everything in the apparel industry
- mostly farmed for its meat, pork.
- meat production
- produce beef, veal, and dairy products.
- riding and transport
10 Clues: meat production • riding and transport • mostly farmed for its meat, pork. • to produce meat, wool, fiber, or milk • produce beef, veal, and dairy products. • make just about everything in the apparel industry • as a source of food (consuming both their meat and eggs) or as pets • an American 501 youth organization, specifically a career and technical student • ...
Mesopotemia 2023-04-13
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- How they can have animals to ate
- What was the ultimate center of political and religious in mesopotamia
- What is the plant to have bread
- What person created the law code of Babylon
- What was the second important person in mesopotamian social pyramid
- What was the most important person in mesopotamian social pyramid
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- In what object they transport the food
- What was the most important material of the neolithic time
- What was the process of get food
- What is the form to exchange something in the mesopotamia
10 Clues: What is the plant to have bread • How they can have animals to ate • What was the process of get food • In what object they transport the food • What person created the law code of Babylon • What is the form to exchange something in the mesopotamia • What was the most important material of the neolithic time • ...
Scylla and Charybdis 2012-09-27
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- The man who loved Scylla before she was turned into a monster.
- Man who wrote the Odyssey.(first name)
- The jealous lover of Odysseus' that turned scylla into a hideous monster.
- Six headed sea monster.
- Hero of the story.
- The amount of Odysseus's men Scylla caught in each one of her mouths.
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- Odysseus held onto the limb of a ____ tree to survive from drowning in the whirlpool.
- Sea monster cursed to suck in sea water three times a day.
- God who Charybdis robbed cattle from.
- God who strikes Odysseus with lightning bolts.
10 Clues: Hero of the story. • Six headed sea monster. • God who Charybdis robbed cattle from. • Man who wrote the Odyssey.(first name) • God who strikes Odysseus with lightning bolts. • Sea monster cursed to suck in sea water three times a day. • The man who loved Scylla before she was turned into a monster. • ...
Iron Age in Europe 2013-03-06
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- A place where you bury dead people.
- Instruments used to attack someone or defend yourself in a battle.
- Plant or agricultural product (grain, vegetables,...) that you can plant yourself.
- Animals used for their meat or milk.
- The business of buying and selling things.
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- Someone who forces iron into a shape, using an anvil and a hammer.
- A thing that is used to work with.
- An instrument for cutting grain or tall grass.
- An Indo-European people, originally from Central Europe.
- An instrument used to cut trees and chop wood.
10 Clues: A thing that is used to work with. • A place where you bury dead people. • Animals used for their meat or milk. • The business of buying and selling things. • An instrument for cutting grain or tall grass. • An instrument used to cut trees and chop wood. • An Indo-European people, originally from Central Europe. • ...
Holstein Characteristics 2014-09-23
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- Holstein colors are MOST often ______ and white
- A _______ Holstein cow weights about 1,500 pounds
- Holsteins are able to adapt to a variety of different __________
- Location of the Red and White Dairy Cattle Association (city, state)
- Top producing Holstein cows are milked ________ times a day
- Holstein cows produce an average of ______ gallons of milk per day
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- Holstein's Country of Origin
- Location of Holstein Association USA (city, state)
- Holstein colors can also be ______ and white due to a recessive gene
- Most popular dairy breed in the United States
10 Clues: Holstein's Country of Origin • Most popular dairy breed in the United States • Holstein colors are MOST often ______ and white • A _______ Holstein cow weights about 1,500 pounds • Location of Holstein Association USA (city, state) • Top producing Holstein cows are milked ________ times a day • Holsteins are able to adapt to a variety of different __________ • ...
Oregon Geography 2014-10-20
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- A major river that borders Oregon to the north.
- The ______ Range - a mountain range in western Oregon.
- This river runs north to the Columbia River.
- ________ Rang - a mountain range in central Oregon
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- One of two states that borders Oregon to the south.
- Oregon shares it's eastern border with this state.
- One of two states that borders Oregon to the south.
- A part of a map used to show direction. _______ Rose
- A flat area of land that is higher than the land around it.
- Beef cattle and sheep are raised in _________ Oregon.
- The deepest lake in the United States.
11 Clues: The deepest lake in the United States. • This river runs north to the Columbia River. • A major river that borders Oregon to the north. • Oregon shares it's eastern border with this state. • ________ Rang - a mountain range in central Oregon • One of two states that borders Oregon to the south. • One of two states that borders Oregon to the south. • ...
Krakow Times Puzzle of the day 2022-03-16
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- a member of the people and cultural community whose traditional religion is Judaism
- what concentration camp killed 1.1 million Jews
- the Jews were __ from Auschwitz
- A group of people that targeted Jews
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- a building or group of buildings used to house soldiers
- Who was the harshest SS gaurd at Leon's camp
- car what was the name of the "thing" used to move Jews from camp to camp
- the gas used to kill the Jews
- of David Jews had to wear this to be identified as Jews
- A race that the Nazis started
10 Clues: the gas used to kill the Jews • A race that the Nazis started • the Jews were __ from Auschwitz • A group of people that targeted Jews • Who was the harshest SS gaurd at Leon's camp • what concentration camp killed 1.1 million Jews • a building or group of buildings used to house soldiers • of David Jews had to wear this to be identified as Jews • ...
Ag Terms 2024-01-11
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- the business of growing and/or raising crops and livestock.
- a species of animal kept for agricultural purposes.
- a smaller domesticated species, used for both wool and meat production.
- the practice of working with plants in various formats.
- a smaller domesticated species, used for both meat and milk production
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- the practice of soil management and crop production.
- a domesticated species, raise solely for meat production.
- a production process involving plants and animals.
- a domesticated species, used for both meat and milk production.
- a domesticated bird, usually raised for meat or egg production.
10 Clues: a production process involving plants and animals. • a species of animal kept for agricultural purposes. • the practice of soil management and crop production. • the practice of working with plants in various formats. • a domesticated species, raise solely for meat production. • the business of growing and/or raising crops and livestock. • ...
Nutrition in animals 2025-08-25
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- The process of taking food into the body.
- A single -celled organism found in pond water.
- The largest gland in the body.
- The process by which the absorbed nutrients are utilized by the body.
- The grass is rich in this carbohydrate.
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- False feet of Amoeba which it uses to engulf food.
- A part of stomach where food is stored in a cattle.
- The digestive juices break this into simpler proteins.
- The juice secreted by the liver.
- The large cream coloured gland located just below the stomach.
10 Clues: The largest gland in the body. • The juice secreted by the liver. • The grass is rich in this carbohydrate. • The process of taking food into the body. • A single -celled organism found in pond water. • False feet of Amoeba which it uses to engulf food. • A part of stomach where food is stored in a cattle. • The digestive juices break this into simpler proteins. • ...
Crossword Puzzle 2025-05-22
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- What is the best synonym for "definition"?
- What do we call a specific computer record containing data or a small program?
- What role does Nancy Drew play in the book "Nancy Drew"?
- Anglo-Indian Author hailing from Mussourie.
- If it's hot with a lot of moisture in the air, we can say it's ____
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- Burning fossil fuels can cause _______ to fall from the clouds.
- HERD : CATTLE :: _____ : SHEEP
- What is the name of the wizard at the court of King Arthur?
- Antonym of "enormous"
- Who is the bear in "The Jungle Book"?
10 Clues: Antonym of "enormous" • HERD : CATTLE :: _____ : SHEEP • Who is the bear in "The Jungle Book"? • What is the best synonym for "definition"? • Anglo-Indian Author hailing from Mussourie. • What role does Nancy Drew play in the book "Nancy Drew"? • What is the name of the wizard at the court of King Arthur? • ...
New beginnings, cities and states 2026-01-15
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- Land cleared by burning trees and bushes for cultivation
- People who move from one place to another in search of livelihood
- Community that lives close to forests and hills
- Tribal leaders who acted as protectors and administrators
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- Type of farming practiced by many tribal communities
- Economic activity involving animals like sheep and cattle
- British term used for people they considered uncivilized
- Nomadic group known for animal rearing in India
- British officers used this term for forest-dwelling communities
- Colonial policy that restricted tribal movement in forests
10 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 • Land cleared by burning trees and bushes for cultivation • British term used for people they considered uncivilized • Economic activity involving animals like sheep and cattle • ...
Fun Facts About New Mexico 2024-05-13
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- Cimarron was once known as The," _____ capital of the world."
- New Mexico's state flower, can be used to make rope,baskets, and _______
- the town of ____ calls it's self, the "Indian capital of the world"
- the town of Deming is known for it's annual ____ Races.
- Since New Mexico's Climate is soo ______, that 3/4 of the road unpaved
- New Mexico has FAR more _____ and cattle than people.
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- Each October, alBaq hosts a hot air _______ fiesta.
- governments are ______ employers.
- 3 of the families in New Mexico speaks _____ at home.
- White sands national monument, is a ______.
10 Clues: governments are ______ employers. • White sands national monument, is a ______. • Each October, alBaq hosts a hot air _______ fiesta. • 3 of the families in New Mexico speaks _____ at home. • New Mexico has FAR more _____ and cattle than people. • the town of Deming is known for it's annual ____ Races. • Cimarron was once known as The," _____ capital of the world." • ...
Wild West 2024-10-14
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- A small piece land given to citizens by the government
- A long wire with small spikes wrapped around in several places
- A derogatory term used to identify a group of Native Americans
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- Highly Explosive substance used to accelerate mining
- Tool used by miners to take chunks out of stone
- Farm worker that lived in the West
- The Native tribes survived mostly off of this Bovine animal
- Most Cowboys were not _____
- People of foreign countries that moved to permanently live in a new Country
- Cattle Herders in the Great Plains
10 Clues: Most Cowboys were not _____ • Farm worker that lived in the West • Cattle Herders in the Great Plains • Tool used by miners to take chunks out of stone • Highly Explosive substance used to accelerate mining • A small piece land given to citizens by the government • The Native tribes survived mostly off of this Bovine animal • ...
Unit 8 choice board 2021-03-12
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- A type of cloth or woven fabric
- What is the internet what is your phone what is your computer
- land with water through a network of canals
- The spatial distrubution of where humans inhabit the earth
- Its a engine powered by the wind
- A large farm for raising horses cattle and sheep
- Spanish term for cowboy
- A agreement between 2 governments or 2 or more countries
- Movement of people from rural areas to cities
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- Farming that provides for the basic needs of the farmer without surpluses for marketing
- The wires that ended the open range war
- The type of agriculture sharecropping is
- A sudden rush of animals when they get super scared
- A upgrade in technology like railroads to internet
14 Clues: Spanish term for cowboy • A type of cloth or woven fabric • Its a engine powered by the wind • The wires that ended the open range war • The type of agriculture sharecropping is • land with water through a network of canals • Movement of people from rural areas to cities • A large farm for raising horses cattle and sheep • ...
UNIT 6 2019-05-31
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- when you drink or eat something
- a bright yellow aromatic powder obtained from the rhizome of a plant
- when you can link or put something together
- a rounded roof of a building or structure
- a high-protein pulse which is dried and then soaked and cooked prior to eating
- to look for something
- extremely large or great
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- a house or building, together with its land and outbuildings
- a piece of enclosed land planted with fruit trees
- a small, simple, single-storey house or shelter
- be drawn towards a person or thing
- if someone dose something that is illegal then you can do this to that person
- cloth woven from flax
- large animal with horns
14 Clues: cloth woven from flax • to look for something • large animal with horns • extremely large or great • when you drink or eat something • be drawn towards a person or thing • a rounded roof of a building or structure • when you can link or put something together • a small, simple, single-storey house or shelter • a piece of enclosed land planted with fruit trees • ...
Sam M 2023-09-21
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- what was created in 1812 that used tomatoes.
- In 1968 which country made it a law to wear a seat belt.
- What is the second most popular sport in the world.
- What Storm caused 1,800 deaths.
- What were farmers harvesting by 9,000 Bc.
- What item was banned to sell to minors in 1992.
- More than 10 percent of major league baseball player come from this country.
- How many teens visit one social media site daily.
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- What do 5 billion people use to find information.
- What was the first mass produced car called.
- In which ancient empire was cattle domesticate.
- Who made the first ketchup.
- What was the first fast-food hamburger joint.
- What storm had winds going up to 175 miles per hour
- What was domesticated at least 10,000 years ago.
15 Clues: Who made the first ketchup. • What Storm caused 1,800 deaths. • What were farmers harvesting by 9,000 Bc. • what was created in 1812 that used tomatoes. • What was the first mass produced car called. • What was the first fast-food hamburger joint. • In which ancient empire was cattle domesticate. • What item was banned to sell to minors in 1992. • ...
The Tree Crossword 2025-09-18
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- River in the Middle colonies
- Marine mammals that the New England colonies hunted for their blubber
- A group of people who believed all are equal
- Another name for cows; a common livestock
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- An alternate name for the Middle colonies
- The lowest colony on the map
- People who were forced to work on plantations
7 Clues: The lowest colony on the map • River in the Middle colonies • An alternate name for the Middle colonies • Another name for cows; a common livestock • A group of people who believed all are equal • People who were forced to work on plantations • Marine mammals that the New England colonies hunted for their blubber
Bacteria & Viruses 2020-08-28
6 Clues: Lives only in humans • Can be transferred by flies • salmonella,,Carried by farm animals • Found in intestines of cattle and in infected people • A, Linked to RTE food & shellfish from contaminated water • People become contagious within a few hours after eating it
Assessment 2 2020-01-20
6 Clues: looking steadily and intently • a great victory or achievement • tiny creatures that will become insects • situated far from the main centres of population • a large farm where cattle and other animals are raised • a person whose occupation is to investigate and solve crimes
The Snake 2015-02-04
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- The poet thought that golden snakes are______
- A tall round container with an open top and large handle.
- Who is the poet of poem ‘ The Snake’.
- The poet thought that his act was ________
- Name the volcano discussed in the poem?
- The poet compared snake to _____ at the end.
- The poet thought that black snakes are ________
- The poet threw _________ on the snake to kill him.
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- A red flowered tree found mainly in Mediterranean Sea.
- Snake was drinking the water like a _______
- The quality of being unreasonable.
- The poet refers to the hole in which the snake was entering as_______
- The poet is talking about which month?
- The poet regrets for his________ act of trying to kill the snake.
14 Clues: The quality of being unreasonable. • Who is the poet of poem ‘ The Snake’. • The poet is talking about which month? • Name the volcano discussed in the poem? • The poet thought that his act was ________ • Snake was drinking the water like a _______ • The poet compared snake to _____ at the end. • The poet thought that golden snakes are______ • ...
Chapter 2 Vocabulary 2015-08-15
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- skilled workers
- human made objects
- specialization in a specific type of work
- early people who lived by hunting animals and gathering plants for food
- shift in human history from food gathering to food producing
- taming of animals such as cattle, goats, sheep, and pigs
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- early people who wandered for food
- spread of ideas and other aspects of culture from one area to another
- complex culture that can produce a surplus of food, has cities with government systems, and job specialization
- set of beliefs, knowledge, and patterns of living a group displays
- evidence about which little information is given
- system of moving water from rivers to crops
- humans and earlier humanlike creatures
- raising of food for crops
14 Clues: skilled workers • human made objects • raising of food for crops • early people who wandered for food • humans and earlier humanlike creatures • specialization in a specific type of work • system of moving water from rivers to crops • evidence about which little information is given • taming of animals such as cattle, goats, sheep, and pigs • ...
Chapter 2 Vocabulary 2015-08-15
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- skilled workers
- humans and earlier humanlike creatures
- system of moving water from rivers to crops
- spread of ideas and other aspects of culture from one area to another
- early people who wandered for food
- set of beliefs, knowledge, and patterns of living a group displays
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- human made objects
- complex culture that can produce a surplus of food, has cities with government systems, and job specialization
- specialization in a specific type of work
- taming of animals such as cattle, goats, sheep, and pigs
- shift in human history from food gathering to food producing
- early people who lived by hunting animals and gathering plants for food
- raising of food for crops
- evidence about which little information is given
14 Clues: skilled workers • human made objects • raising of food for crops • early people who wandered for food • humans and earlier humanlike creatures • specialization in a specific type of work • system of moving water from rivers to crops • evidence about which little information is given • taming of animals such as cattle, goats, sheep, and pigs • ...
Liam Burgess (n9714774) 2017-08-15
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- Salmonella entricia is ___ shaped
- Terminology for having over 1000 lash like appendages
- Has a lash-like appendage that protrudes from the cell body
- The amount of Bacterial sRNAs in Salmonella entricia itself
- The family that Salmonella entricia belongs to
- Can live without oxygen
- The kingdom that Salmonella entricia is included in
- The amount of sub species of Salmonella entricia currently exist
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- Is the other main class of animal that is mainly infected by salmonella
- Terminology for a kind of bacteria that loses the crystal violet stain
- A bacterium, virus, or other microorganisms that can cause disease.
- Is the process of how salmonella replicates itself
- Is the specific class of Salmonella entricia
- One of the main class of animals that salmonella infects
14 Clues: Can live without oxygen • Salmonella entricia is ___ shaped • Is the specific class of Salmonella entricia • The family that Salmonella entricia belongs to • Is the process of how salmonella replicates itself • The kingdom that Salmonella entricia is included in • Terminology for having over 1000 lash like appendages • ...
The Spirits and Flesh of the Wedding Banquet of the Lamb (Rv. 19) 2025-03-24
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- The battle between Jesus and the forces of evil.
- The outcome of Jesus’ battle.
- Represents the righteous acts of the saints.
- The spirits flying in midair who are invited to the wedding banquet.
- represents the bride at the wedding banquet with whom Jesus works.
- Symbolizes Jesus, the groom in the wedding banquet.
- One of the animals prepared for the banquet.
- One of the names of the rider on the white horse
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- The title written on Jesus' robe and thigh.
- The feast of the Lamb, where both spirits and flesh participate.
- Another type of meat prepared for the feast.
- The flesh that Jesus works through.
- The great multitude in heaven shouts this in praise.
- The heavenly ones following Jesus.
14 Clues: The outcome of Jesus’ battle. • The heavenly ones following Jesus. • The flesh that Jesus works through. • The title written on Jesus' robe and thigh. • Another type of meat prepared for the feast. • Represents the righteous acts of the saints. • One of the animals prepared for the banquet. • The battle between Jesus and the forces of evil. • ...
Big dogs 2022-10-20
5 Clues: medium sized cheeky animal • large ferocious and pack animal • common medium-sized city dweller • small vermin eater cattle stealer • wild dog pack animal hunting deer type
MEAT 2021-03-23
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- Meat from deer/goat
- Meats of domesticated sheep
- tissues Lean meat with connective tissues and fat
- tissues Found around and within the muscular tissues
- tissues Are found around the muscles and within the muscles.
- The ossified tissue that forms the skeleton of the animal
- Is pearly white color, swells and shrinks in hot water, causing the disintegration of the muscular tissues which causes its tenderization.
- Meat from cattle over one year old
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- Is the insoluble ligament that is yellowish in color
- Meat from carabao
- Refers to the flesh of animals used for food
- Frozen meat products whether cooked or uncooked, also includes canned meat products
- Mostly sold in supermarkets where differelabeled in an open chiller
- Flesh of a young calf, 4-5 months old
- Meat from pigs
15 Clues: Meat from pigs • Meat from carabao • Meat from deer/goat • Meats of domesticated sheep • Meat from cattle over one year old • Flesh of a young calf, 4-5 months old • Refers to the flesh of animals used for food • tissues Lean meat with connective tissues and fat • Is the insoluble ligament that is yellowish in color • tissues Found around and within the muscular tissues • ...
The Odyssey Chapter 16 2017-06-21
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- Philoetius say that Zeus has no _____ for humans
- Athena thinks that anyone would be ________ to have a son like Telemacus
- Odysseus _____ his teeth and refrained from replying
- Ctesippus threw an ox's _____ at Odysseus
- Odysseus could hear the _____ of the women servants as they went to see the suitors
- Philoetius watches over Odysseus' ______
- Ctesippus is from ____
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- A bird flew onto a suitor's _____ hand
- Telemachus promises to ______ Odysseus from the insults and blows sent to him by the suitors
- Odysseus scolded himself for his _________
- Telemachus tells the maids to lay _______ rugs
- Odysseus prayed to Zeus for an ______
- Theoclymenus says that a thick ____ has spread over the suitors
- Melanthius brought his best ______ to the feast
- Instead of a bed, Odysseus chose to sleep on rough ___-hide
15 Clues: Ctesippus is from ____ • Odysseus prayed to Zeus for an ______ • A bird flew onto a suitor's _____ hand • Philoetius watches over Odysseus' ______ • Ctesippus threw an ox's _____ at Odysseus • Odysseus scolded himself for his _________ • Telemachus tells the maids to lay _______ rugs • Melanthius brought his best ______ to the feast • ...
Arizona History 2022-03-07
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- The Civil War was fought at which Arizona peak?
- Which of the 5 C's brings snowbirds to Arizona?
- Which Natural Wonder of the World is in Arizona?
- What is Arizona's state fish?
- What is Arizona's oldest city?
- Which of the 5 C's moos?
- What is the capital of Arizona?
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- Which Arizona civil rights leader created the United Farm Workers Union?
- What river is Arizona's biggest water supply?
- Which of the 5 C's is mined?
- What symbol is in the middle of the Arizona flag?
- Which of the 5 C's includes grapefruit?
- Which Arizona Senator from the 1980's changed conservative politics?
- Native Americans from which tribe helped develop a code in World war II?
- Which of the 5 C's grows in bolls?
15 Clues: Which of the 5 C's moos? • Which of the 5 C's is mined? • What is Arizona's state fish? • What is Arizona's oldest city? • What is the capital of Arizona? • Which of the 5 C's grows in bolls? • Which of the 5 C's includes grapefruit? • What river is Arizona's biggest water supply? • The Civil War was fought at which Arizona peak? • ...
Ancient India 2023-10-17
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- Harrapa may have been home to over _____ people
- The redish clay they made pots and objects with
- Another relgion othe rthan Hindusim in Ancient India
- India´s houses were arrnged on a ____ patteren
- This Caste class were people who did work which was ¨UNCLEAN¨
- What Indo-european language did they use?
- What does Mohenjo-Daro mean?
- The god of destruction and creation
- Where did they get the Conch shells from?
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- The moutains cutting India off from the rest of the contintent
- What birds did they out on thier heads to tric them while hunting?
- Houses had Sewer systems and..?
- The river that flowed through modern Pakistan
- Like mesopotamia, they used these to bulid thier homes.
- Aryans measuered wealth with these animals.
15 Clues: What does Mohenjo-Daro mean? • Houses had Sewer systems and..? • The god of destruction and creation • What Indo-european language did they use? • Where did they get the Conch shells from? • Aryans measuered wealth with these animals. • The river that flowed through modern Pakistan • India´s houses were arrnged on a ____ patteren • ...
Julian Toledo's The Jungle Book Crossword Puzzle 2023-10-31
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- Crouch down in fear
- Lean and haggard
- The state of being hostile or opposed to someone or something
- A loud and confused noise, especially people shouting
- The light coming from between full night and sunset or between sunset and full night
- A person who is homeless and unemployed who wanders and lives by begging
- A deep, narrow gorge with steep sides
- Increasing cheerfulness and confidence
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- To prepare or use land for gardening or crops
- Food for cattle and other livestock
- Having or showing skill in achieving an end by deceit or evasion
- Confuse
- A fixed amount of food handed to someone in a time of shortage
- Make continual twisting, squirming movements or contortions of the body
- The decaying flesh of dead animals
15 Clues: Confuse • Lean and haggard • Crouch down in fear • The decaying flesh of dead animals • Food for cattle and other livestock • A deep, narrow gorge with steep sides • Increasing cheerfulness and confidence • To prepare or use land for gardening or crops • A loud and confused noise, especially people shouting • The state of being hostile or opposed to someone or something • ...
Julian Toledo's The Jungle Book Crossword Puzzle 2023-10-31
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- Crouch down in fear
- Lean and haggard
- The state of being hostile or opposed to someone or something
- A loud and confused noise, especially people shouting
- The light coming from between full night and sunset or between sunset and full night
- A person who is homeless and unemployed who wanders and lives by begging
- A deep, narrow gorge with steep sides
- Increasing cheerfulness and confidence
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- To prepare or use land for gardening or crops
- Food for cattle and other livestock
- Having or showing skill in achieving an end by deceit or evasion
- Confuse
- A fixed amount of food handed to someone in a time of shortage
- Make continual twisting, squirming movements or contortions of the body
- The decaying flesh of dead animals
15 Clues: Confuse • Lean and haggard • Crouch down in fear • The decaying flesh of dead animals • Food for cattle and other livestock • A deep, narrow gorge with steep sides • Increasing cheerfulness and confidence • To prepare or use land for gardening or crops • A loud and confused noise, especially people shouting • The state of being hostile or opposed to someone or something • ...
New Braunfels Life Plus Crossword July 5th 2025-07-04
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- Site in Dallas associated with the assassination of JFK
- Art installation in Amarillo featuring half-buried cars
- Second-largest canyon in the U.S., located in the Texas Panhandle
- Historic mission in San Antonio known for a pivotal 1836 battle
- Tall observation tower in San Antonio
- National park named for a curve in the Rio Grande
- Texas' oldest continually operating dance hall
- Monument commemorating the battle that won Texas independence
- Giant pink granite dome near Fredericksburg
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- Dallas museum located in the former Texas School Book Depository
- Historic district with cattle drives and rodeo events
- Houston site that showcases space exploration
- Popular beach destination on the Gulf Coast
- Building in Austin taller than the U.S. Capitol
- Popular San Antonio attraction with shops and dining along a canal
15 Clues: Tall observation tower in San Antonio • Popular beach destination on the Gulf Coast • Giant pink granite dome near Fredericksburg • Houston site that showcases space exploration • Texas' oldest continually operating dance hall • Building in Austin taller than the U.S. Capitol • National park named for a curve in the Rio Grande • ...
The Odyssey 2026-02-11
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- Circe tells Odysseus that he can't always fight but to...
- Name Odysseus uses to trick the cyclops
- Island where Odysseus is from
- Name of the cyclops in book 9
- Odysseus's wife
- Mythical creatures that trap men with their voices
- Odysseus pokes out Polyphemus's eye with this
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- Odysseus feels this when he hears the voices of the sirens
- Infers recurring flaw of Odysseus's men that gets them killed in book 12
- Odysseus's guardian goddess
- Personality trait that gets Odysseus in trouble
- Odysseus fulfilled this when he taunted the answer to #10
- The men are in search for this when they reach the island of the cyclops.
- word for cattle used by Circe
- Odysseus plugs his men's ears with this, so they don't listen to the siren
15 Clues: Odysseus's wife • Odysseus's guardian goddess • Island where Odysseus is from • Name of the cyclops in book 9 • word for cattle used by Circe • Name Odysseus uses to trick the cyclops • Odysseus pokes out Polyphemus's eye with this • Personality trait that gets Odysseus in trouble • Mythical creatures that trap men with their voices • ...
Flukes are human parasites. Hepatic, lanceolate, feline, pulmonary, blood flukes. Tapeworms are human parasites: pork, bovine, dwarf tapeworm, broad tapeworm, echinococcus, alveococcus 2024-05-09
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- A type of human parasite affecting the liver
- The medical term for the study of parasites
- A tapeworm with a wide body that can infect humans
- Parasites that cause schistosomiasis
- The process of acquiring a parasite
- The stage of a tapeworm's life cycle found in the intermediate hos
- Parasites that affect the lungs in humans
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- Parasites that live in the intestines of humans and animals
- Another type of tapeworm that forms cysts in human organs
- A small tapeworm that can infect humans
- Parasites found in cattle that can infect humans
- Parasitic tapeworms that form cysts in human organs
- A species of human parasite with a lance-like shape
- A term for the eggs of parasites
- Parasites commonly found in cats that can infect humans
15 Clues: A term for the eggs of parasites • The process of acquiring a parasite • Parasites that cause schistosomiasis • A small tapeworm that can infect humans • Parasites that affect the lungs in humans • The medical term for the study of parasites • A type of human parasite affecting the liver • Parasites found in cattle that can infect humans • ...
Texas Crossword Vocabulary 2024-05-14
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- Regulations put in place to suppress African Americans.
- A new form of farming made after slavery that kept workers in a cycle of debt.
- Materials that come naturally from the Earth, not made artificially.
- Wire with small, sharp spikes on it.
- A document stating how a place will be ran.
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- Using cattle and farming to make a living.
- The idea America should expand from coast to coast.
- Something to support your reasoning.
- Owing someone something.
- Adding infrastructure to areas and people starting to live there.
- America rebuilding itself after the Civil War.
- Small, sun dried bricks used for building.
- The order in which things happen.
- Moving around a lot, not staying in the same place.
- Blocking imports to a certain place.
15 Clues: Owing someone something. • The order in which things happen. • Something to support your reasoning. • Wire with small, sharp spikes on it. • Blocking imports to a certain place. • Using cattle and farming to make a living. • Small, sun dried bricks used for building. • A document stating how a place will be ran. • America rebuilding itself after the Civil War. • ...
Chapter 8 Crossword Puzzle 2025-01-21
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- an important industry in the Midwest
- area or a building where animals are kept
- flat land that is covered in grass and wildflowers
- storm that brings heavy snowfall and freezing winds
- good place to farm with fertile soil
- city known as "Motor City"
- important because the Great Lakes are at different levels
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- major transportation hub in the Midwest
- an area of wild country that is unexplored
- area set aside for Native Americans
- memorial still being built today to honor Oglala chief
- animals, like cattle or hogs, that are raised on a farm
- Mount Rushmore was carved into the Black Hills to honor 4 U.S. _________
- known as "Gateway to the West"
- Name of person who used assembly lines to make cars in a shorter amount of time
15 Clues: city known as "Motor City" • known as "Gateway to the West" • area set aside for Native Americans • an important industry in the Midwest • good place to farm with fertile soil • major transportation hub in the Midwest • area or a building where animals are kept • an area of wild country that is unexplored • flat land that is covered in grass and wildflowers • ...
Conflict between the Xhosa and European settlers in the eastern part of the Cape Colony 2025-11-13
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- When people lose their land to others.
- Disagreement or struggle between two groups.
- Farmers who moved from place to place with their herds.
- Limits that show where one person’s land ends and another’s begins.
- Animals that were stolen during the frontier wars.
- The indigenous group who lived east of the Cape Colony.
- The border area between the Xhosa and the European settlers.
- The reason many settlers moved eastward -was to find more __________.
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- who owned farms and livestock.
- People who came from Europe to live and farm at the Cape.
- An area ruled by another country.
- Natural features often used to mark borders between groups.
- When goods are exchanged between groups.
- What animals feed on in open fields.
- Violent attacks during the frontier wars.
15 Clues: who owned farms and livestock. • An area ruled by another country. • What animals feed on in open fields. • When people lose their land to others. • When goods are exchanged between groups. • Violent attacks during the frontier wars. • Disagreement or struggle between two groups. • Animals that were stolen during the frontier wars. • ...
Livestock Digestive Systems 2018-01-10
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- Way in which an animal gets food into their body.
- Found in the rumen of cattle after slaughter, consists of all the hair they have licked off themselves and others in their lifetime.
- Large Intestine.
- Sector of stomach where fermentation occurs.
- Area of microbial digestion, also known as a blind sac.
- Aids in fat digestion and is produced in the liver.
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- True stomach.
- Allows milk to travel directly from the mouth to the abomasums in young ruminant animals such as calves and lambs.
- Animal that consumes only plants.
- Soft mass of chewed food.
- Process of chewing.
- Digestive disorder that is fatal in horses.
12 Clues: True stomach. • Large Intestine. • Process of chewing. • Soft mass of chewed food. • Animal that consumes only plants. • Digestive disorder that is fatal in horses. • Sector of stomach where fermentation occurs. • Way in which an animal gets food into their body. • Aids in fat digestion and is produced in the liver. • Area of microbial digestion, also known as a blind sac. • ...
The Plains People 2013-04-04
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- Used for hunting and where brought by the Spanish
- The Plain woman wore long _____ and tight leggings
- Hunters wore breastplates made out of ______
- Trade Why did the hunters have to kill more bison
- What is a mixture of dried berries , meat and lard
- Mountain The plains People lived in the Interior Plains from the________ __________ to Southeastern Manitoba
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- Skins What clothing was made from.
- Bows and arrows and what were used for hunting
- Teepees were made from the _____ of a Bison
- What they lived in before contact with Europeans
- What they ate once the buffalo were almost extinct
- The main food source
12 Clues: The main food source • Skins What clothing was made from. • Teepees were made from the _____ of a Bison • Hunters wore breastplates made out of ______ • Bows and arrows and what were used for hunting • What they lived in before contact with Europeans • Used for hunting and where brought by the Spanish • Trade Why did the hunters have to kill more bison • ...
The Plains People 2013-04-04
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- What they lived in before contact with Europeans
- skins What clothing was made from.
- What they ate once the buffalo were almost extinct
- Bows and arrows and what were used for hunting
- The main food source
- Teepees were made from the _____ of a Bison
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- The Plain woman wore long _____ and tight leggings
- Used for hunting and where brought by the Spanish
- What is a mixture of dried berries , meat and lard
- Mountain The plains People lived in the Interior Plains from the________ __________ to Southeastern Manitoba
- Hunters wore breastplates made out of ______
- Trade Why did the hunters have to kill more bison
12 Clues: The main food source • skins What clothing was made from. • Teepees were made from the _____ of a Bison • Hunters wore breastplates made out of ______ • Bows and arrows and what were used for hunting • What they lived in before contact with Europeans • Used for hunting and where brought by the Spanish • Trade Why did the hunters have to kill more bison • ...
Adventures 2014-10-31
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- the way people feel after a hard long journey
- a trip to a distant unknown place
- temporary house where scientists and tourists live
- a person who travels to discover new places and territories
- the extreme point of the planet
- means of transport used in the North and for kids in winter
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- a group of people working together
- big animals usually living on a farm
- in such a way we describe a person who enjoys adventures
- material which scientist often analyze to learn more about the past
- (adj.) people who initially lived in a certain place
- a book where a person registers all the events of the day
12 Clues: the extreme point of the planet • a trip to a distant unknown place • a group of people working together • big animals usually living on a farm • the way people feel after a hard long journey • temporary house where scientists and tourists live • (adj.) people who initially lived in a certain place • in such a way we describe a person who enjoys adventures • ...
Week Six Red Words 2015-08-23
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- Bees make this inside their hive (9)
- Means coming up or close to something (11)
- I wasn't watching and the bathtub ______________! (10)
- I am the fastest in my class even __________ I am the smallest! (6)
- Women use perfume and men use ______________ (7)
- Wild oxen - a type of cattle (7)
- The thief was _______________ silently through the house! (9)
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- A device used to make your voice louder (10)
- A French word for country house or castle (7)
- When you are walking behind someone else (9)
- Means you are very committed to something or someone (8)
- When the trucks collided, there was an _____________ (9)
12 Clues: Wild oxen - a type of cattle (7) • Bees make this inside their hive (9) • Means coming up or close to something (11) • A device used to make your voice louder (10) • When you are walking behind someone else (9) • A French word for country house or castle (7) • Women use perfume and men use ______________ (7) • I wasn't watching and the bathtub ______________! (10) • ...
the war that saved my life 2021-09-19
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- make a quick, nervous movement as an instinctive reaction to fear, pain, or surprise
- not showing due respect for another person.
- run hurriedly or furtively with short quick steps
- firm or obstinate continuance in a course of action in spite of difficulty or opposition
- with short unsteady steps while learning to walk.
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- intensely irritated and frustrated.
- persuade (someone) to do something by sustained coaxing or flattery.
- deserving or inviting derision or mockery
- completely baffled
- and covered with grass and other low plants suitable for grazing animals, especially cattle or sheep.
- distraught with fear, anxiety, or other emotion.
- not exactly known, established, or defined.
12 Clues: completely baffled • intensely irritated and frustrated. • deserving or inviting derision or mockery • not showing due respect for another person. • not exactly known, established, or defined. • distraught with fear, anxiety, or other emotion. • run hurriedly or furtively with short quick steps • with short unsteady steps while learning to walk. • ...
No Planet B 2021-05-16
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- The sixth element of the periodic table
- Weather affects on an area over a long period of time
- Generally the producer in the food chain (or autotrophs)
- The largest water source on the planet
- The _____ forecast today is cloudy with a chance of rain
- This layer of the atmosphere contains the Ozone layer
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- Plant make their own food through a process called _____
- Allows us to breathe
- Matter that settles at the bottom of water
- The only known planet to have life
- The make up of most of the air around us
- An waste product, mainly from the flatulence of cattle
12 Clues: Allows us to breathe • The only known planet to have life • The largest water source on the planet • The sixth element of the periodic table • The make up of most of the air around us • Matter that settles at the bottom of water • Weather affects on an area over a long period of time • This layer of the atmosphere contains the Ozone layer • ...
No Planet B 2021-05-16
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- The sixth element of the periodic table
- Weather affects on an area over a long period of time
- Generally the producer in the food chain (or autotrophs)
- The largest water source on the planet
- The _____ forecast today is cloudy with a chance of rain
- This layer of the atmosphere contains the Ozone layer
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- Plant make their own food through a process called _____
- Allows us to breathe
- Matter that settles at the bottom of water
- The only known planet to have life
- The make up of most of the air around us
- An waste product, mainly from the flatulence of cattle
12 Clues: Allows us to breathe • The only known planet to have life • The largest water source on the planet • The sixth element of the periodic table • The make up of most of the air around us • Matter that settles at the bottom of water • Weather affects on an area over a long period of time • This layer of the atmosphere contains the Ozone layer • ...
The Flying cat Yeeted to America 3 2020-12-03
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- The sad music matched her ________ face.
- The detective had to __________ the criminal.
- Let me ________ a few more points already made.
- The ________ bad guy was hard to find.
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- Our parents advised to find a __________ business
- The flying cat was _______ in the sky.
- The flying cat was healed in the ____________.
- The celebrity has a _______ following him.
- The cattle sometimes __________ in the winter to stay warm.
- The flying cat was _________ and plummeted to the ground.
- The flying cat barfed in mid air and people thought it was very ______.
- The big book had so many tiny words the girl had to _____________ to see each word.
12 Clues: The flying cat was _______ in the sky. • The ________ bad guy was hard to find. • The sad music matched her ________ face. • The celebrity has a _______ following him. • The detective had to __________ the criminal. • The flying cat was healed in the ____________. • Let me ________ a few more points already made. • Our parents advised to find a __________ business • ...
Unit 12 2024-07-06
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- The grounds of a university or college. (6 letters)
- A place where students live on campus. (4 letters)
- A home on a farm. (9 letters)
- A small, rustic house often found in the woods. (5 letters)
- A multi-story home attached to others in a row. (9 letters)
- The central part of a city. (8 letters)
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- A small apartment with one main room. (6 letters)
- A small community in a rural area. (7 letters)
- A large, luxurious house. (7 letters)
- Rural areas outside the city. (7 letters)
- A large farm for raising animals, especially cattle or horses. (5 letters)
- An area covered with trees. (5 letters)
12 Clues: A home on a farm. (9 letters) • A large, luxurious house. (7 letters) • An area covered with trees. (5 letters) • The central part of a city. (8 letters) • Rural areas outside the city. (7 letters) • A small community in a rural area. (7 letters) • A small apartment with one main room. (6 letters) • A place where students live on campus. (4 letters) • ...
Rabbit-Proof Fence 2024-07-26
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- something that helps you to see where you are
- a large place where is only little water
- a person whose parents are from different races
- a mark left on the ground by a persons foot or shoe
- a metal used for boiling water
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- cows and bulls that are keptas farm animals
- great sadness, often becausesomebody has died
- a place where food, vehicles and other things
- wild land that has not been clared
- a member original of Australia
- to put your body close to the ground by bending your legs under you
- a thing like a wall made of piecesof wood joined by wires
12 Clues: a member original of Australia • a metal used for boiling water • wild land that has not been clared • a large place where is only little water • cows and bulls that are keptas farm animals • something that helps you to see where you are • great sadness, often becausesomebody has died • a place where food, vehicles and other things • ...
Week 6-7 Vocabulary Words 11th grade Composition - Patrice Stammer 2024-10-04
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- Relating to or affecting cattle.
- Visible to the naked eye; not microscopic.
- About to happen.
- (of a young person) inexperienced and immature.
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- A small, relatively unimportant offense or sin.
- To make something clear; explain.
- lacking a moral sense; unconcerned with the rightness or wrongness of something.
- A scene of uproar and confusion.
- Making or spreading scandalous claims about someone with the intention of damaging their reputation.
- A division or contrast between two things that are or are represented as being opposed or entirely different.
- Strong feeling of dislike or hostility towards someone or something.
- lacking in originality as to be obvious and boring.
12 Clues: About to happen. • A scene of uproar and confusion. • Relating to or affecting cattle. • To make something clear; explain. • Visible to the naked eye; not microscopic. • A small, relatively unimportant offense or sin. • (of a young person) inexperienced and immature. • lacking in originality as to be obvious and boring. • ...
Earths atmosphere 2023-05-24
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- The trapping of heat energy in the Earths atmosphere. ............. effect
- Weather patterns could become ........ becuase of climate change
- Chemical reaction carried out by plants that removes carbon dioxide from the atmopshere
- Increased heat energy in the Earths atmopshere casues ........... warming
- Chemical reaction that releases carbon dioxide into the atmopshere
- Sea levels rising could cause caostal ...........
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- Organisms that break down dead organic matter
- .............. of fossil fuels releases carbon doixide into the atmnopshere
- Levels of this water body will rise as a result of ice caps melting
- A way to reduce waste going to landfill
- A greenhouse gas releases by cattle
- Rain caused by sulphur dioxide in the atmosphere
12 Clues: A greenhouse gas releases by cattle • A way to reduce waste going to landfill • Organisms that break down dead organic matter • Rain caused by sulphur dioxide in the atmosphere • Sea levels rising could cause caostal ........... • Weather patterns could become ........ becuase of climate change • Chemical reaction that releases carbon dioxide into the atmopshere • ...
Chinese Astrology 2022-12-14
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- I'm the opposite of a mouse.
- I am the animal that has a goatee under my chin.
- I am the man's best friend.
- I'm male adult cattle that is known for bullock.
- I am the farm animal that croaks in the morning.
- I'm the animal that people are scared of or loved by.
- I am the farm animal that loves mucking around the mud.
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- I'm the animal with stripes in my body.
- I'm a mystical creature that breathes fire.
- I'm the animal that loves bananas.
- I'm the animal that cowboys use for a ride.
- I'm a fluffy animal that people feed me carrots.
12 Clues: I am the man's best friend. • I'm the opposite of a mouse. • I'm the animal that loves bananas. • I'm the animal with stripes in my body. • I'm a mystical creature that breathes fire. • I'm the animal that cowboys use for a ride. • I am the animal that has a goatee under my chin. • I'm male adult cattle that is known for bullock. • ...
ALVC 16 English III 2023-01-11
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- adj impressive; majestic; inspiring awe
- adj enormous in size or quantity, marvelous amazing
- adj pompous language: language that is full of long or pretentious words, used to impress others
- v to violently attack
- v to rid of undesirable parts
- adj clear; calm; tranquil
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- adj near the sea; concerning shipping or navigation
- adj lying on the back with the face up; inclined
- adj/n slow; displaying the slowness regarded as typical of cattle and related animals
- adj ridiculous: utterly ridiculous or lacking sense
- v to shrink back in fear; to cower; to lose heart and courage
- v/n to give rise to; to produce in large numbers
12 Clues: v to violently attack • adj clear; calm; tranquil • v to rid of undesirable parts • adj impressive; majestic; inspiring awe • adj lying on the back with the face up; inclined • v/n to give rise to; to produce in large numbers • adj near the sea; concerning shipping or navigation • adj enormous in size or quantity, marvelous amazing • ...
Unit 4 vocabulary 2024-12-12
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- Something that exists commonly or happens often, widespread.
- Obtain an asset or an object to oneself.
- The process of causing something to happen or exist.
- DNA molecules that are packaged into thread like structures.
- Put (cattle, sheep, etc.) to feed on grassland.
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- Biomolecules that help speed up metabolism, or the chemical reactions in our bodies.
- To change and vary frequently between one thing and another.
- Destroying something completely, getting rid of.
- A person's way of understanding and thinking about something.
- Something that is most important.
- Something different, unusual, peculiar.
- An event that delays your progress or reverses some of it.
12 Clues: Something that is most important. • Something different, unusual, peculiar. • Obtain an asset or an object to oneself. • Put (cattle, sheep, etc.) to feed on grassland. • Destroying something completely, getting rid of. • The process of causing something to happen or exist. • An event that delays your progress or reverses some of it. • ...
Unit 4 vocabulary 2024-12-12
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- Something that exists commonly or happens often, widespread.
- Obtain an asset or an object to oneself.
- The process of causing something to happen or exist.
- DNA molecules that are packaged into thread like structures.
- Put (cattle, sheep, etc.) to feed on grassland.
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- Biomolecules that help speed up metabolism, or the chemical reactions in our bodies.
- To change and vary frequently between one thing and another.
- Destroying something completely, getting rid of.
- A person's way of understanding and thinking about something.
- Something that is most important.
- Something different, unusual, peculiar.
- An event that delays your progress or reverses some of it.
12 Clues: Something that is most important. • Something different, unusual, peculiar. • Obtain an asset or an object to oneself. • Put (cattle, sheep, etc.) to feed on grassland. • Destroying something completely, getting rid of. • The process of causing something to happen or exist. • An event that delays your progress or reverses some of it. • ...
Mexican American War - Pg 293 2026-02-20
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- Able to produce enough for your own needs.
- Church for missionaries. 21 built along the CA coast.
- American Indians who live in permanent towns made of mud, rock, and other materials.
- Becknell's route from Missouri to New Mexico.
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- A ruler with absolute power and authority.
- In most cases.
- Indian and Mexican cowhands who tended the cattle and other animals.
- The country Mexico gained independence from.
- When enemy forces try to capture a city or fort by surrounding and bombarding it.
- To name something exactly and in detail.
- Old Spanish mission where Texans battled Mexican troops.
- Much of New Mexico Territory is hot, dry _______
12 Clues: In most cases. • To name something exactly and in detail. • A ruler with absolute power and authority. • Able to produce enough for your own needs. • The country Mexico gained independence from. • Becknell's route from Missouri to New Mexico. • Much of New Mexico Territory is hot, dry _______ • Church for missionaries. 21 built along the CA coast. • ...
Challenges in the late 1800s 2016-09-28
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- wire often bob wire or, in the southeastern United
- act encouraged Western migration by providing settlers 160 acres of public land.
- system the practice of a successful political party giving public office to its supporters.
- The process by which a person or persons acquire the social and psychological characteristics of a group
- act 1887 (also known as the General Allotment Act or the Dawes Severalty Act of 1887), adopted by Congress in 1887, authorized the President of the United States to survey American Indian tribal land and divide it into allotments for individual Indians.
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- money inconvertible paper money made legal tender by a government decree.
- he process of an immigrant to the United States of America becoming a person who shares American values, beliefs and customs and is assimilated into American society.
- creek massacre massacre in the American Indian Wars that occurred on November 29, 1864, when a 675-man force of Colorado U.S. Volunteer Cavalry attacked and destroyed a village of Cheyenne
- an area of land set aside for occupation by North American Indians or Australian Aborigines.
- drive the process of moving a herd of cattle from one place to another, usually moved and herded by cowboys on horses.
- ame given to African Americans who migrated from states along the Mississippi River to Kansas in the late nineteenth century, as part of the Exoduster Movement or Exodus of 1879.
- plow It was used for farming to break up tough soil without soil getting stuck to it
- party organized in St. Louis in 1892 to represent the common folk—especially farmers—against the entrenched interests of railroads, bankers, processers, corporations, and the politicians in league with such interests.
13 Clues: wire often bob wire or, in the southeastern United • money inconvertible paper money made legal tender by a government decree. • act encouraged Western migration by providing settlers 160 acres of public land. • plow It was used for farming to break up tough soil without soil getting stuck to it • ...
New England And Mid-Atlantic Colonies 2012-01-05
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- it is a body of water near a coast in which ships can anchor safely in both colonies
- animals such as cattle, cows, and pigs (clue: Mid-Atlantic)
- A human resource in Mid-Atlantic
- It is a colny in (clue: it is in the middle)
- A natural resource in mid-atlantic
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- a mountain in both colonies
- it is curved inlet of sea in mid-atlantic
- land that is relatively flatter or lower than adjacent land
- ship building
- it is a stream of water in mid-atlantic
10 Clues: ship building • a mountain in both colonies • A human resource in Mid-Atlantic • A natural resource in mid-atlantic • it is a stream of water in mid-atlantic • it is curved inlet of sea in mid-atlantic • It is a colny in (clue: it is in the middle) • land that is relatively flatter or lower than adjacent land • animals such as cattle, cows, and pigs (clue: Mid-Atlantic) • ...
Term 2 Week 4 LNAsilver 2013-05-05
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- The man was bald, so he wore a w_______.
- Miners dig and dr_____ into rocks to find gold.
- What your head rests on in bed.
- The man ate a b__________ meal, then his son.
- The Youtube cl_____ was very funny!
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- The woman used a w______ to hurry the cattle along.
- To pack a container until it is full, is to f____ it.
- You can't ski uphill, only d____________.
- This big cat has orange and black striped fur.
- When you travel on a plan, you go on a t_________.
10 Clues: What your head rests on in bed. • The Youtube cl_____ was very funny! • The man was bald, so he wore a w_______. • You can't ski uphill, only d____________. • The man ate a b__________ meal, then his son. • This big cat has orange and black striped fur. • Miners dig and dr_____ into rocks to find gold. • When you travel on a plan, you go on a t_________. • ...
Australia's First People 2020-07-13
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- The people of the three rivers.
- Which part of the country did they find it easier to walk and live?
- These were used to cross the sea.
- First Nations people explored inland Australia by moving up these.
- First Nations people came to Australia by crossing over land _______.
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- Where did our First Nations people originate from?
- The last person of the original Tasmanian First Nations people.
- European settlers wanted the First Nations land for sheep and ______.
- The Europeans built a ______.
- The languages of the First People all came from how many common languages?
10 Clues: The Europeans built a ______. • The people of the three rivers. • These were used to cross the sea. • Where did our First Nations people originate from? • The last person of the original Tasmanian First Nations people. • First Nations people explored inland Australia by moving up these. • Which part of the country did they find it easier to walk and live? • ...
Emvironment 2020-07-11
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- Activities related to land cultivation.
- Re-sow or cultivate on an area that has lost its forest.
- Ecosystem where vegetation predominate.
- Natural areas of great importance that are protected and conserved.
- Deterioration of the environment and its natural resources.
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- Removal or destruction of forests to convert it to non-forest use.
- Sustainable balance between environment, social welfare and economic growth.
- Action to conserve and protect the environment.
- Activity where minerals are identified, extracted and processed.
- Activity that consists of raising animals for their use and exploitation.
10 Clues: Activities related to land cultivation. • Ecosystem where vegetation predominate. • Action to conserve and protect the environment. • Re-sow or cultivate on an area that has lost its forest. • Deterioration of the environment and its natural resources. • Activity where minerals are identified, extracted and processed. • ...
NewsAmerica Crossword 2017-02-08
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- a person that travels for religious reasons
- a member of a country
- a person who is chosen to act for others
- a public sale in which something is sold to a person who is willing to give up the most money
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- unjust treatment
- to not accept another person's ideas and behavior
- a large farm with many workers
- to reject of fight against authority
- common an open area in center of a town where cattle and sheep can graze
- crops a crop that is grown for money
10 Clues: unjust treatment • a member of a country • a large farm with many workers • to reject of fight against authority • crops a crop that is grown for money • a person who is chosen to act for others • a person that travels for religious reasons • to not accept another person's ideas and behavior • common an open area in center of a town where cattle and sheep can graze • ...
10 Plagues of Egypt 2017-08-16
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- All dust of the earth turned into __________ (3rd plague)
- The Nile river was turned into ____________. (1st plague)
- Many ________ jumped everywhere and lived in the house. (2nd plague)
- _________got sick and died (5th plague)
- They ate all the grass and plants in Egypt (8th plague)
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- The people's hands and bodies were covered in this (6th plague)
- 4th plagues: they were flying everywhere
- _______ of every first born man and animal. (10th plagues)
- The land was covered in _____________ for 3 days. (9th plague)
- Fell from the sky with fire and thunder (7th plague)
10 Clues: _________got sick and died (5th plague) • 4th plagues: they were flying everywhere • Fell from the sky with fire and thunder (7th plague) • They ate all the grass and plants in Egypt (8th plague) • All dust of the earth turned into __________ (3rd plague) • The Nile river was turned into ____________. (1st plague) • ...
