cattle Crossword Puzzles
Fun Facts About Nebraska 2023-05-18
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- Nebraska was once called "The Great American Desert".
- There are five army forts open to the public in Nebraska: Atkinson, Kearny, Hartsuff, Sidney, and Robinson.
- The Sand Hills in central and north central Nebraska consist of grass-covered sand dunes and cover one-quarter of the state. The Nebraska Sandhills cover about 18,000 square miles or nearly one-fourth of the state. Much of the Sandhills is not suitable for farming, but the native grasses that grow there provide an excellent pasture for cattle and horses. In the valleys, grass is cut, stacked, and fed to the cattle in the winter.
- Nebraska is the only state in the union with a unicameral (one house) legislature.
- The 911 system of emergency communications, now used nationwide, was developed and first used in Lincoln, Nebraska.
- The world's only museum dedicated to Fur Trading is located at Fort Atkinson near Blair.
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- Lake McConaughy is Nebraska's largest lake and one of its most popular recreation areas. The lake is formed by Kingsley Dam which was completed in 1941. It was built to provide water for irrigation and to produce electric power.
- Mutual of Omaha Corporate headquarters is a public building built 7 floors underground.
- The Lied Jungle located in Omaha is the world's largest indoor rainforest.
- One of the greatest American novelists, Willa Cather, grew up on a farm near Red Cloud and later attended the University of Nebraska.
10 Clues: Nebraska was once called "The Great American Desert". • The Lied Jungle located in Omaha is the world's largest indoor rainforest. • Nebraska is the only state in the union with a unicameral (one house) legislature. • Mutual of Omaha Corporate headquarters is a public building built 7 floors underground. • ...
Ten Commandments 2015-10-24
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- Thou shalt not ______ thy neighbor’s house.
- Thou shalt no covet thy neighbor’s wife, nor his ______ , nor his maidservant, nor his cattle, nor anything that is thy neighbor’s.
- Thou shalt not ______ .
- Remember the ______ day, to keep it holy.
- Thou shalt not take the name of the ______ , thy God in vain.
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- Thou shalt ______ steal
- Thou shalt ______ thy father and thy mother, that it may be well with thee, and thou mayest live long on the earth.
- Thou shalt not bear false ______ against thy neighbor.
- Thou shalt not commit ______ .
- Thou ______ have no other god before me.
10 Clues: Thou shalt ______ steal • Thou shalt not ______ . • Thou shalt not commit ______ . • Thou ______ have no other god before me. • Remember the ______ day, to keep it holy. • Thou shalt not ______ thy neighbor’s house. • Thou shalt not bear false ______ against thy neighbor. • Thou shalt not take the name of the ______ , thy God in vain. • ...
vegetarian lifestyle 2014-11-13
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- the upper level of the earth in which most plants have their roots
- to cut down a tree
- liquid waste especially chemicals or sewage
- gas that is thought to trap heat above the Earth and cause the ... effect
- the process of giving/getting the right type of food for good health and growth
- the place on a farm where pigs are kept
- farm animals, especially cattle = live...
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- damage someone's body
- a building where animals are killed for their meat
- if the weather e... rock or soil, its surface is gradually destroyed.
10 Clues: to cut down a tree • damage someone's body • the place on a farm where pigs are kept • farm animals, especially cattle = live... • liquid waste especially chemicals or sewage • a building where animals are killed for their meat • the upper level of the earth in which most plants have their roots • if the weather e... rock or soil, its surface is gradually destroyed. • ...
NE COLONIES WEEK 1 2021-09-29
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- a religious group who wanted to purify the Church of England
- a system of government in which people make their own laws
- Massachusetts, Connecticut,Rhode Island, New Hampshire
- the crime of betraying one's country
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- open space in the center of many New England towns where cattle and sheep could graze
- successful and wealthy
- a group of people who are ruled by a parent country elsewhere
- a system by which goods and services are produced and distributed
- to make clean
- overall weather in an area over a long period of time
10 Clues: to make clean • successful and wealthy • the crime of betraying one's country • overall weather in an area over a long period of time • Massachusetts, Connecticut,Rhode Island, New Hampshire • a system of government in which people make their own laws • a religious group who wanted to purify the Church of England • ...
Quinns crossword 2022-03-21
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- a long mountain chain
- an feral american horse, usually small
- a large amount of panicking horses, cattle etc
- a large dining room usually fund in schools or businesses
- a pear-shaped fruit with a rough leathery skin, smooth oily edible flesh, and a large seed.
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- A lasso
- a large lizard with tough scaled skin and usually a coloration of green
- a natural disaster that is a vortex of wind
- a contest where cowboys show skills on lassoing cows, riding broncos, and wrestling steers
- an extremely easy task
10 Clues: A lasso • a long mountain chain • an extremely easy task • an feral american horse, usually small • a natural disaster that is a vortex of wind • a large amount of panicking horses, cattle etc • a large dining room usually fund in schools or businesses • a large lizard with tough scaled skin and usually a coloration of green • ...
Vocab 9/12-9/16 2022-09-11
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- a string made of two or more strands twisted together
- to move or go in a sneaky way; creep along (as in fear or shame)
- to move or shoot out suddenly and quickly
- able to be in a better position or condition
- up to excite, awaken, or work up (a person, emotions, etc)
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- raw cattle skin, often used as a dog treat
- a four-footed animal, such as a dog
- to lure or attract something to you
- to bend the knee; support oneself on the knees
- to come near or nearer
10 Clues: to come near or nearer • a four-footed animal, such as a dog • to lure or attract something to you • to move or shoot out suddenly and quickly • raw cattle skin, often used as a dog treat • able to be in a better position or condition • to bend the knee; support oneself on the knees • a string made of two or more strands twisted together • ...
Leuin - Unit 2 Vocab 2022-11-17
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- not regular or consistent; different from what is ordinarily expected; undependable
- the process of driving or forcing out
- food for horses or cattle; raw material for a designated purpose
- to strengthen, build up
- average, ordinary, undistinguished
- to make fun of rudely or unkindly; a rude remark of derision
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- bringing in money; profitable; money making
- to grow by rapid production of new parts; increase in number
- difficult or impossible to read
- a deliberately deceptive movement; a pretense; to make a deceptive movement; to make a pretense of (false move)
10 Clues: to strengthen, build up • difficult or impossible to read • average, ordinary, undistinguished • the process of driving or forcing out • bringing in money; profitable; money making • to grow by rapid production of new parts; increase in number • to make fun of rudely or unkindly; a rude remark of derision • ...
Human Impact on the Lithosphere Crossword 2020-11-10
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- In Situ mining uses chemicals that ____________ the mineral to extract it.
- Consequence of bad farming practices in the 1930s
- Often mined using shafts and tunnels.
- Type of mining that includes mountain top removal.
- Produce a large amount of methane.
- A young cow that is sent to slaughter produces this meat.
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- State known for coal mining.
- Mining method used to recover minerals from rivers and streams.
- Local river that is known to have had gold found in it.
- ______ is a mineral often mined using in-situ mining.
10 Clues: State known for coal mining. • Produce a large amount of methane. • Often mined using shafts and tunnels. • Consequence of bad farming practices in the 1930s • Type of mining that includes mountain top removal. • ______ is a mineral often mined using in-situ mining. • Local river that is known to have had gold found in it. • ...
Vocab Set 4 2022-09-26
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- the sailor fell overboard, but luckily his life jacket ___ him up (ed)
- the farmer gave his cattle some ____ during feeding time
- the students used their telephones as a ____ for their project
- cellphones are becoming increasingly ____
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- on Halloween you get to ___ your favorite character
- synonyms include campaign, cause, drive, effort, and movement
- the teacher ____ the syllabus into a small singular piece of paper (ed)
- the story was confusing and the theme was ___
- synonyms include acuteness, keenness, and sharpness
- the politician was not very smart and all of his arguments were ____
10 Clues: cellphones are becoming increasingly ____ • the story was confusing and the theme was ___ • on Halloween you get to ___ your favorite character • synonyms include acuteness, keenness, and sharpness • the farmer gave his cattle some ____ during feeding time • synonyms include campaign, cause, drive, effort, and movement • ...
First Missions in Texas 2022-10-20
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- a trip made for a specific purpose, especially to explore
- people who share their religious faith with others, usually in other countries
- the term for a Spanish priest
- Spanish cattle farms
- a settlement created for Spanish settlers
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- the act of setting up a colony in a country other than your own
- a Spanish fort staffed by soldiers
- a religious and military place established by the Spanish during colonization
- land used for animal grazing
- a group of people living in a area under the control of another country
10 Clues: Spanish cattle farms • land used for animal grazing • the term for a Spanish priest • a Spanish fort staffed by soldiers • a settlement created for Spanish settlers • a trip made for a specific purpose, especially to explore • the act of setting up a colony in a country other than your own • a group of people living in a area under the control of another country • ...
6th Grade Week 14 Crossword Puzzle 2023-12-09
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- Related to or belonging to cattle.
- Shining very brightly or intensely.
- To be composed or made of certain elements.
- Deficient in amount, quality, or extent; not enough or inadequate.
- Weather that is mild, pleasant, and comfortably warm.
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- The central part of a car wheel through which the axle passes.
- Something that weighs heavily on the senses or spirit, making it difficult to bear.
- A calm, lengthy, and thoughtful consideration or reflection.
- A line that touches a curve at only one point.
- Capable of being reached or easily approached.
10 Clues: Related to or belonging to cattle. • Shining very brightly or intensely. • To be composed or made of certain elements. • A line that touches a curve at only one point. • Capable of being reached or easily approached. • Weather that is mild, pleasant, and comfortably warm. • A calm, lengthy, and thoughtful consideration or reflection. • ...
Unit 5 2019-01-26
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- Gradual damage and removal of soil,stone,etc,by the sea rain or wind.
- The number and types of plant and animal species that exist in a particular area.
- Cattle or other farm animals.
- Cuting down trees for wood.
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- When an area is covered in water.
- When all the trees in a large area are cut down.
- Farming farming that only provides enough food for farmers and their families to live on.
- The result of something.
- When animals feed on grass or plants.
- To take something in especially gradually.
10 Clues: The result of something. • Cuting down trees for wood. • Cattle or other farm animals. • When an area is covered in water. • When animals feed on grass or plants. • To take something in especially gradually. • When all the trees in a large area are cut down. • Gradual damage and removal of soil,stone,etc,by the sea rain or wind. • ...
dfvvwvw 2024-03-18
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- Provides Odysseus and his men with good provisions
- The main character of The Odyssey
- Lure men to their demise using their irresistible voices
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- A pit that swallows the sea and spits it out in a geyser
- One of Odysseus' men, dies on Aeaea from a broken neck
- A seer that lives in the Land of the Dead
- A six-headed monster, eats six of Odysseus' men
- Belonging to Helios, tended to by two immortal nymphs
- The sun god
- The island that Odysseus washes up on, home of Calypso
10 Clues: The sun god • The main character of The Odyssey • A seer that lives in the Land of the Dead • A six-headed monster, eats six of Odysseus' men • Provides Odysseus and his men with good provisions • Belonging to Helios, tended to by two immortal nymphs • One of Odysseus' men, dies on Aeaea from a broken neck • The island that Odysseus washes up on, home of Calypso • ...
Homestead Act 2024-06-05
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- An area of land about the size of a football pitch.
- War (2 words 1 space) A type of conflict when citizens of one country fight each other.
- The state where homesteading was most successful.
- Some of the people attracted to homesteading.
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- What farmers grow
- The amount of years settlers had to farm their claim until they could 'prove up' and own the land forever.
- What the Government intended for the land given to homesteaders..
- Another word for cows.
- Another word for a law
- What the houses were made of.
10 Clues: What farmers grow • Another word for cows. • Another word for a law • What the houses were made of. • Some of the people attracted to homesteading. • The state where homesteading was most successful. • An area of land about the size of a football pitch. • What the Government intended for the land given to homesteaders.. • ...
Crossword Puzzle 2025-05-24
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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? • ...
us history 2023-03-23
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- hidalgo - ended the war and forced Mexico to turn over its northern territory
- - obvious fate to settle west and guided by god to rule all the land till the pacific ocean
- - early california settlers
- texans captured santa anna and forced him to annex texas
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- a war hawk who singed the treaty of ghent
- america paid 10 million for arizona and new mexico
- - agents to bring settlers to texas
- - mexican cowboy that managed large herd of cattle
- - americans declared california as an independent nation
- a former mission near san antonio
10 Clues: - early california settlers • a former mission near san antonio • - agents to bring settlers to texas • a war hawk who singed the treaty of ghent • america paid 10 million for arizona and new mexico • - mexican cowboy that managed large herd of cattle • - americans declared california as an independent nation • texans captured santa anna and forced him to annex texas • ...
Skinwalker Ranch 2025-02-25
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- – Describes the strange, supernatural events at the ranch.
- – A doorway to another dimension, sometimes mentioned in Skinwalker Ranch stories.
- – The ability attributed to skinwalkers to transform into animals.
- – The location in Utah where strange events occur.
- – Unidentified flying objects reportedly seen near Skinwalker Ranch.
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- – A shape-shifting creature from Navajo folklore, connected to the ranch.
- – Livestock at the ranch have been reportedly harmed or disappeared.
- – The events at Skinwalker Ranch are considered one of these.
- – The Native American tribe that tells the story of skinwalkers.
- – The mountain range near Skinwalker Ranch.
10 Clues: – The mountain range near Skinwalker Ranch. • – The location in Utah where strange events occur. • – Describes the strange, supernatural events at the ranch. • – The events at Skinwalker Ranch are considered one of these. • – The Native American tribe that tells the story of skinwalkers. • – The ability attributed to skinwalkers to transform into animals. • ...
Weekly Rec 2024-11-06
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- A legume often roasted, containing a good amount of protein.
- Type of yogurt known for being thicker and higher in protein.
- A small, leguminous seed, rich in protein and fiber.
- A high-protein, gluten-free grain often used in salads.
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- Meat from cattle, often cooked as steaks or ground.
- Soft, white cheese with high protein content.
- Common poultry, often grilled or roasted.
- Fatty fish, rich in protein and omega-3s.
- A protein-rich food laid by birds, often scrambled or boiled.
- A plant-based protein made from soybeans.
10 Clues: Common poultry, often grilled or roasted. • Fatty fish, rich in protein and omega-3s. • A plant-based protein made from soybeans. • Soft, white cheese with high protein content. • Meat from cattle, often cooked as steaks or ground. • A small, leguminous seed, rich in protein and fiber. • A high-protein, gluten-free grain often used in salads. • ...
Temperate Grasslands 2024-11-13
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- pear – A type of cactus known for its edible fruit.
- – A fast-running herbivorous mammal found in North America.
- crane – A large bird with long legs and a trumpeting call.
- shrike – A bird known for impaling its prey on thorns.
- egret – A small white bird often found near livestock.
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- iris – A wildflower commonly found in prairies.
- flycatcher – A bird with long, forked tail feathers.
- – A large, shaggy-haired mammal native to North America.
- bunting – A small, brightly colored songbird.
- deer – A species of deer with large ears.
10 Clues: deer – A species of deer with large ears. • bunting – A small, brightly colored songbird. • iris – A wildflower commonly found in prairies. • pear – A type of cactus known for its edible fruit. • flycatcher – A bird with long, forked tail feathers. • shrike – A bird known for impaling its prey on thorns. • egret – A small white bird often found near livestock. • ...
The Forum Boarium 2025-09-22
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- Which temple is dedicated to the god of ports?
- What monster did Hercules fight there?
- What is the Latin name for the Mouth of Truth?
- What kind of market was the Forum Boarium?
- Which monument would NOT have been present at the time of the Suburani stories (4-2-5)?
- What kind of fight was it between Hercules and Cacus?
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- Which temple is made of Greek marble?
- What kind of contest was held there in 264 BC?
- What is the Mouth of Truth?
- How many sides does the Arch of Janus have?
10 Clues: What is the Mouth of Truth? • Which temple is made of Greek marble? • What monster did Hercules fight there? • What kind of market was the Forum Boarium? • How many sides does the Arch of Janus have? • Which temple is dedicated to the god of ports? • What kind of contest was held there in 264 BC? • What is the Latin name for the Mouth of Truth? • ...
GREAT EXPECTATIONS 2025-11-25
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- A person who has been found guilty of a crime and sent to prison.
- Sewing or decorative work done with a needle.
- A small room or closet where food and dishes are stored.
- A light fog that makes it hard to see clearly.
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- A small, ugly, imaginary creature in stories.
- Cows and bulls that are kept on a farm.
- A mixture of chopped fruit, spices, and sometimes meat used in pies.
- Slightly wet or moist.
- A liquid or something that can flow.
- To mix something by moving it around with a spoon.
10 Clues: Slightly wet or moist. • A liquid or something that can flow. • Cows and bulls that are kept on a farm. • A small, ugly, imaginary creature in stories. • Sewing or decorative work done with a needle. • A light fog that makes it hard to see clearly. • To mix something by moving it around with a spoon. • A small room or closet where food and dishes are stored. • ...
Ancient India’s Religion and Empires 2026-04-12
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- The belief in the rebirth of the soul into a new body.
- The first great empire of India; led by King Ashoka.
- In Hinduism, your personal duty based on your place in society.
- Seasonal winds that bring heavy rains to India.
- The state of perfect peace and enlightenment in Buddhism.
- The sacred animal of ancient India.
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- The belief that a person’s actions determine their future life.
- Mound-shaped religious buildings built by Ashoka.
- The "Golden Age" empire that developed the concept of zero.
- The ancient written language developed by the Aryans.
10 Clues: The sacred animal of ancient India. • Seasonal winds that bring heavy rains to India. • Mound-shaped religious buildings built by Ashoka. • The first great empire of India; led by King Ashoka. • The ancient written language developed by the Aryans. • The belief in the rebirth of the soul into a new body. • The state of perfect peace and enlightenment in Buddhism. • ...
Ancient India Crossword Puzzle 2026-04-12
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- The belief in the rebirth of the soul into a new body.
- The first great empire of India; led by King Ashoka.
- In Hinduism, your personal duty based on your place in society.
- Seasonal winds that bring heavy rains to India.
- The state of perfect peace and enlightenment in Buddhism.
- The sacred animal of ancient India.
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- The belief that a person’s actions determine their future life.
- Mound-shaped religious buildings built by Ashoka.
- The "Golden Age" empire that developed the concept of zero.
- The ancient written language developed by the Aryans.
10 Clues: The sacred animal of ancient India. • Seasonal winds that bring heavy rains to India. • Mound-shaped religious buildings built by Ashoka. • The first great empire of India; led by King Ashoka. • The ancient written language developed by the Aryans. • The belief in the rebirth of the soul into a new body. • The state of perfect peace and enlightenment in Buddhism. • ...
Reding 2 2019-01-26
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- cattle or other farm animal.
- to take somthing in , ecpecially
- cutting dawon trees foor wood.
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- animals feed on grass or plant.
- when an area is covered by water .
5 Clues: cattle or other farm animal. • cutting dawon trees foor wood. • animals feed on grass or plant. • to take somthing in , ecpecially • when an area is covered by water .
Chapter 6 Vocabulary 2020-10-11
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- People who rely on themselves for most of what they need.
- Routes shaped like giant triangles.
- A young person who learns a skill from a more experienced person.
- Reference book with facts and figures.
- An open space where sheep and cattle could graze.
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- The second leg of a three-part voyage.
- Fight between enslaved people and owners near a river in South Carolina.
- A religious movement that revived many colonists' interest in religion.
- A skilled worker who makes things by hand.
9 Clues: Routes shaped like giant triangles. • The second leg of a three-part voyage. • Reference book with facts and figures. • A skilled worker who makes things by hand. • An open space where sheep and cattle could graze. • People who rely on themselves for most of what they need. • A young person who learns a skill from a more experienced person. • ...
Reconstruction Lesson 2 2021-01-28
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- ate many of the crops on the Great Plains
- people who agreed to settle on land for a period of time in exchange for receiving the land
- person looking for gold or silver
- time of fast economic decline
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- lands set aside by the government for use by Native Americans
- Mexican cowhands
- industry that grew due to an increase in meat demand in the east
- attacked the Sioux at the Little Bighorn River
- time of fast economic or population growth
9 Clues: Mexican cowhands • time of fast economic decline • person looking for gold or silver • ate many of the crops on the Great Plains • time of fast economic or population growth • attacked the Sioux at the Little Bighorn River • lands set aside by the government for use by Native Americans • industry that grew due to an increase in meat demand in the east • ...
Chemistry of the atmosphere 2026-03-13
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- the pollutant that causes global dimming
- the greenhouse gas released by farming cattle
- the gas that makes up 79% of the atmosphere
- the gas that makes up 19% of the atmosphere
- the process of cutting down trees
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- the greenhouse gas that is released from burning fossil fuels
- the pollutant that can contribute to acid rain
- oxygen started to be released into the atmosphere when plants started to carry out the process of ________
- millions of years ago, carbon dioxide was released into the atmosphere by _______
9 Clues: the process of cutting down trees • the pollutant that causes global dimming • the gas that makes up 79% of the atmosphere • the gas that makes up 19% of the atmosphere • the greenhouse gas released by farming cattle • the pollutant that can contribute to acid rain • the greenhouse gas that is released from burning fossil fuels • ...
Key words 2025-10-30
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- targeted large ranch owners and burned their houses
- Self appointed law enforcers
- group of African americans
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- rail that links east to west
- big unfenced area where cattle can roam freely
- the government provides money for people to build
- Government offered plots of land to individuals who were willing to live on that land and build a well and a road
7 Clues: group of African americans • rail that links east to west • Self appointed law enforcers • big unfenced area where cattle can roam freely • the government provides money for people to build • targeted large ranch owners and burned their houses • Government offered plots of land to individuals who were willing to live on that land and build a well and a road
Stock Show 2026-01-26
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- Horse is not fully trained, especially one used in rodeo events
- Major livestock auction highlight
- Dog bred and trained to herd, control, and protect livestock
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- Competitive event with bucking bulls and other Western activities
- Central celebration of Western livestock and rodeo tradition
- What horses run around in this Western speed event
- Large herbivore often shown and sold at the event
7 Clues: Major livestock auction highlight • Large herbivore often shown and sold at the event • What horses run around in this Western speed event • Central celebration of Western livestock and rodeo tradition • Dog bred and trained to herd, control, and protect livestock • Horse is not fully trained, especially one used in rodeo events • ...
Unit 3 Standard 12 2022-03-11
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- started in 1877 after the civil war
- people who worked on the transcontinental railroad
- farms that worked like factories
- people who were forced out of their land during reconstruction
- how the south was after the war
- act gave settlers going west 160 acres of land in exchange for 5 years of farm work
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- name for african americans who moved west during reconstruction
- combine words; homes in the west
- 600,000 of them moved on trails
- a tool used for farming in the west
- where people moved in reconstruction
- combine words; this act kept a type of people from immigrating and wouldn't give the people that lived here citizenship
- combine words; massacre of 300 unarmed natives
- what happened to the natvies
14 Clues: what happened to the natvies • 600,000 of them moved on trails • how the south was after the war • combine words; homes in the west • farms that worked like factories • a tool used for farming in the west • started in 1877 after the civil war • where people moved in reconstruction • combine words; massacre of 300 unarmed natives • ...
Chapter 2 Vocabulary 2015-08-15
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- taming of animals such as cattle, goats, sheep, and pigs
- shift in human history from food gathering to food producing
- raising of food for crops
- skilled workers
- set of beliefs, knowledge, and patterns of living a group displays
- system of moving water from rivers to crops
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- early people who lived by hunting animals and gathering plants for food
- specialization in a specific type of work
- evidence about which little information is given
- early people who wandered for food
- humans and earlier humanlike creatures
- 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
- human made objects
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 • ...
Hermes 2015-03-04
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- Hermes' Mother
- How are Apollo and Hermes related? They are _______
- Hermes is known as "The Slayer of______"
- Hermes is said to be the inventor of ____________ which involves killing animals
- Hermes is said to have the power to give and take away this (zzz)
- What did Hermes use to make his first lyre?
- Hermes' Father
- This musical instrument is commonly linked with Hermes
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- Hermes stole this person's cattle
- Hermes is probably most commonly known as the ________ god and the bringer of luck
- What type of tree is sacred to Hermes?
- Hermes is known for transporting/directing mortals to the underworld which is called ________
- What number is sacred to Hermes?
- Hermes is known as "The Prince of ______"
14 Clues: Hermes' Mother • Hermes' Father • What number is sacred to Hermes? • Hermes stole this person's cattle • What type of tree is sacred to Hermes? • Hermes is known as "The Slayer of______" • Hermes is known as "The Prince of ______" • What did Hermes use to make his first lyre? • How are Apollo and Hermes related? They are _______ • ...
Halloween & Ag 2024-10-31
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- ________ farmers first made scarecrows over 2500 years ago
- Beans from this tree end up being chocolate
- What the Irish carved as lanterns
- Americans buy 600 _____ pounds of candy annually at Halloween
- Some celts would dress up in these to ward off evil spirits
- where apples are grown
- This fruit was used in fortune telling
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- Candy is made from sugar produced by sugar cane or sugar ______
- this Roman goddess was honored with apple bobbing tradtions
- Samhain marked the end of _______ season
- the harvesting of these made brewing of mead possible for feasts
- Celtic people brought their _________ from summer pasture during late October
- Samhain translates into _________ end
- Modern farmers use this to scare away birds from crops
14 Clues: where apples are grown • What the Irish carved as lanterns • Samhain translates into _________ end • This fruit was used in fortune telling • Samhain marked the end of _______ season • Beans from this tree end up being chocolate • Modern farmers use this to scare away birds from crops • ________ farmers first made scarecrows over 2500 years ago • ...
Arizona Trivia 2025-01-19
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- Arizona city, also a flat-topped hill common in desert landscapes.
- Arizona's capital city, named after a mythical bird.
- Arizona is known for its vast arid regions.
- Iconic giant cactus, a symbol of the Sonoran Desert.
- One of Arizona's Five Cs and a key agricultural product.
- A key ranching industry and is part of Arizona’s Five Cs.
- Part of the nickname for Arizona's famous canyon.
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- Arizona is famous for its sunny and dry weather.
- A fast running bird
- Core conservative value often symbolized by a bell.
- Northern Arizona city known for its mountains and cooler climate.
- Founding document that conservatives often emphasize.
- Achieved by Arizona on February 14, 1912.
- One of Arizona's Five Cs and a major economic resource.
14 Clues: A fast running bird • Achieved by Arizona on February 14, 1912. • Arizona is known for its vast arid regions. • Arizona is famous for its sunny and dry weather. • Part of the nickname for Arizona's famous canyon. • Core conservative value often symbolized by a bell. • Arizona's capital city, named after a mythical bird. • ...
The Revolutionary War 2013-11-21
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- one with the political position or remaining true to England
- to come to a certain place or point
- to change or add
- the british tax on luxury items
- unable to be taken away
- to excuse from a crime
- fatty substance from the sheep or cattle
- to stop buying something to make a point or statement
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- the political position that the thirteen colonies should form their own nation separate from England
- to bring goods into the country
- to examine and measure land
- a blockage of a harbor by an enemy to prevent transportation or soldiers or supplies
- a british tax on printed documents
- actions or words intended to provoke rebellion against government authority
- a loyalist
- a political party opposed to the democratic party and favoring loose interpretation of the constitution
16 Clues: a loyalist • to change or add • to excuse from a crime • unable to be taken away • to examine and measure land • to bring goods into the country • the british tax on luxury items • a british tax on printed documents • to come to a certain place or point • fatty substance from the sheep or cattle • to stop buying something to make a point or statement • ...
Go Organic 2016-12-28
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- A living thing.
- A nutritious solution that makes soil better for growing plants.
- The meat obtained from cows.
- Birds used for their meat, eggs or feathers.
- A chemical used to kill pests.
- The process by which soil is worn away due to over-use.
- A chemical used to kill weeds.
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- The meat obtained from pigs.
- The parts of a substance that provide nourishment.
- The science of growing crops and raising livestock for food.
- The left over part of the wheat stalk that is not used for food.
- A substance that can be restored or replenished without damaging the environment.
- Refers to substances made from or derived from living organisms.
- Horses, cattle, sheep and other useful animals raised on a farm.
- A chemical used to kill fungus.
- A plant grown to feed animals or humans.
16 Clues: A living thing. • The meat obtained from pigs. • The meat obtained from cows. • A chemical used to kill pests. • A chemical used to kill weeds. • A chemical used to kill fungus. • A plant grown to feed animals or humans. • Birds used for their meat, eggs or feathers. • The parts of a substance that provide nourishment. • ...
Dog Breeds 2024-09-04
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- Bred for sniffing and tracking,drooppy face (France)
- Bred for rabbit hunting; small with big ears (UK)
- Bred for hunting and protection,very tall (Germany)
- Bred for hunting,stars in "Doge" meme, gold, fluffy tail (Japan)
- Bred for companionship, mix of golden retriever and poodle (Australia)
- Hunting and Sporting dog; Comes in many colors (UK)
- Sadly bred for dog fighting,small and tough (Boston, USA)
- For retrieving ducks; Affectionate (Scotland)
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- Bred for cattle control, stiff, shriveled face (Germany)
- Bred for badger hunting, small but long (Germany)
- Bred for bull baiting; Fearless (England)
- Bred for herding,fluffy, black and white (Scotland)
- Bred for companionship to royals, small, fluffy (China/Tibet)
- Bred for herding, long and stringy hair (Afghanastan)
- Bred for military and police roles; strong (Germany)
- Bred for water retrieving; small and furry (Germany)
16 Clues: Bred for bull baiting; Fearless (England) • For retrieving ducks; Affectionate (Scotland) • Bred for badger hunting, small but long (Germany) • Bred for rabbit hunting; small with big ears (UK) • Bred for herding,fluffy, black and white (Scotland) • Bred for hunting and protection,very tall (Germany) • Hunting and Sporting dog; Comes in many colors (UK) • ...
Crossword Spelling List 10 2024-10-24
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- A long, narrow, elevated strip of land.
- Something without rough spots or bumps.
- Policemen and firefighters use these to identify themselves.
- The person who is in control of the courtroom.
- The ability to do something scary, despite your fear.
- To show something to be correct or true.
- Someone who works for a business to get paid.
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- A boy who herds and takes care of cattle.
- Something or someone who is unfamiliar.
- A way of thinking, a perception or idea.
- A piece of art that is shaped out of stone or metal.
- To damage so bad it can no longer be used.
- A small group of people working together.
- The act of noticing or seeing something.
- Anger that is held onto for a long time.
- A small, recessed area in a room.
16 Clues: A small, recessed area in a room. • Something or someone who is unfamiliar. • A long, narrow, elevated strip of land. • Something without rough spots or bumps. • A way of thinking, a perception or idea. • The act of noticing or seeing something. • Anger that is held onto for a long time. • To show something to be correct or true. • ...
Heckrs 2025-05-21
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- The town that Darren and Maureen met.
- The church the couple met at.
- Maureen's favorite basketball team. (hint Tucson)
- Number of years the couple has known each other.
- Maureen was in what sorority at the University of MT?
- Breed of cattle Darren's workplace is known for.
- The state that Maureen was born in.
- The Wyoming town the couple has terrible luck in, this includes getting snowed in. Also the birthplace of Chris LeDoux.
- Darren ran track & cross country at this MT college.
- The couples favorite sport to play together.
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- Where Darren earned his Masters. (three words)
- The state the couple currently lives in.
- The state that Darren was born in.
- Where Maureen earned her Masters. (two words)
- The couples high school mascot.
- Darren's favorite baseball team. (two words)
16 Clues: The church the couple met at. • The couples high school mascot. • The state that Darren was born in. • The state that Maureen was born in. • The town that Darren and Maureen met. • The state the couple currently lives in. • Darren's favorite baseball team. (two words) • The couples favorite sport to play together. • Where Maureen earned her Masters. (two words) • ...
Digestive Systems 2026-05-04
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- Number of compartments in a ruminant digestive system
- Nutrients that are the building blocks of proteins
- Poultry organ that grinds food with stones
- Microorganisms that help break down feed in the rumen
- swine have this type of digestive system
- Type of digestive system with one simple stomach
- First and largest compartment of the ruminant stomach
- Ball of partially digested food that ruminants rechew
- Sac in ruminants that traps foreign objects
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- Animals like cattle and sheep that chew cud
- Feedstuffs high in energy and low in fiber
- The process of breaking down feed into simple substances
- Type of digestive system found in poultry
- Feed that is high in fiber and low in energy
- Stomach compartment known as the “true stomach” in ruminants
- The storage pouch in birds where food is soaked
- Third compartment of the ruminant stomach
- cattle have this type of digestive system
18 Clues: swine have this type of digestive system • Type of digestive system found in poultry • Third compartment of the ruminant stomach • cattle have this type of digestive system • Feedstuffs high in energy and low in fiber • Animals like cattle and sheep that chew cud • Poultry organ that grinds food with stones • Sac in ruminants that traps foreign objects • ...
The Four Regions of Texas 2021-11-07
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- This region is the driest among Texas
- Steep sided hills
- A steep hill or cliff
- This region has very few trees, great for cattle grazing
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- This region has the state capital in it
- A long period of time in which rain falls at a much lower rate than usual
- The highest point in Texas at 8,751 feet
- Larger platforms with flat tops, caused from erosion
8 Clues: Steep sided hills • A steep hill or cliff • This region is the driest among Texas • This region has the state capital in it • The highest point in Texas at 8,751 feet • Larger platforms with flat tops, caused from erosion • This region has very few trees, great for cattle grazing • A long period of time in which rain falls at a much lower rate than usual
SOURCES OF METHANE 2022-04-06
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- - Methane is ………. but remains in the atmosphere for around 12 years.
- - 40% of methane emissions come from ………….
- – Ground level
- - cattle, buffalo, goats are examples of…….. emissions
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- – Methane is the ………largest contributor to global warming, after CO2.
- - Ozone causes premature ……. deaths globally
- - energy sector such as …….., coal, oil, natural gas is also where methane come from
- - 1 unit of methane has the equivalent …… trapping ability of 23 units of carbon dioxide.
8 Clues: – Ground level • - 40% of methane emissions come from …………. • - Ozone causes premature ……. deaths globally • - cattle, buffalo, goats are examples of…….. emissions • - Methane is ………. but remains in the atmosphere for around 12 years. • – Methane is the ………largest contributor to global warming, after CO2. • ...
GROUP B chapt 1&2 2022-10-25
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- The study of civilization involves all the social sciences such as geography, economics, collective psychology and ___
- Civilization meant broadly the opposite of ___
- The Bedouins have a great respect towards their ___
- Social ___ occurred in all civilization
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- A surplus of ___ are allowed cities to grow and increase the population
- Sedentary people lived in ___ lifestyle
- Nomadic is the basis and ___ to the Sedentary
- Men who live on sheep and cattle were called ___
8 Clues: Sedentary people lived in ___ lifestyle • Social ___ occurred in all civilization • Nomadic is the basis and ___ to the Sedentary • Civilization meant broadly the opposite of ___ • Men who live on sheep and cattle were called ___ • The Bedouins have a great respect towards their ___ • A surplus of ___ are allowed cities to grow and increase the population • ...
Miners, Cowboys, and Ranchers 2024-10-21
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- granted large plots of land for settlement and development
- Group of Mexican Americans who fought for their rights through violent rebellions
- railroad from east coast to west coast
- areas where many different Ranchers allowed their cattle to wander freely
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- group of former slaves who wanted to leave the south and build in Oklahoma
- allowed people to own land if they built a homestead on it
- catches cows
- self appointed lawmakers
8 Clues: catches cows • self appointed lawmakers • railroad from east coast to west coast • granted large plots of land for settlement and development • allowed people to own land if they built a homestead on it • areas where many different Ranchers allowed their cattle to wander freely • group of former slaves who wanted to leave the south and build in Oklahoma • ...
Natural Regions 2021-01-12
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- crop from Hilly Sand and Clay Area
- economic activity on the Coastal Plain
- economic activity on the Coastal Plain
- the act of rearing cattle on the Interior Savannah
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- resource from the Hilly Sand and Clay Area
- economic activity on Forested Highland Region
- crop from the Forested Highland Region
7 Clues: crop from Hilly Sand and Clay Area • crop from the Forested Highland Region • economic activity on the Coastal Plain • economic activity on the Coastal Plain • resource from the Hilly Sand and Clay Area • economic activity on Forested Highland Region • the act of rearing cattle on the Interior Savannah
Bacteria & Viruses 2020-08-28
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- People become contagious within a few hours after eating it
- Found in intestines of cattle and in infected people
- salmonella,,Carried by farm animals
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- Can be transferred by flies
- Lives only in humans
- A, Linked to RTE food & shellfish from contaminated water
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
Beef diseases 2016-11-14
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- ulcerations throughout the digestive tract resulting in diarrhea
- Virus caused pneumonia, fever, vaginitis.
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- bacterial , off feed, breeding cattle affectetd, abortions, icterus.
- causes labored breathing/ pneumonia
- A bacterial infection that may cause repeat breedings due to abortions.
- bacterial bovine disease, may cause abortions
6 Clues: causes labored breathing/ pneumonia • Virus caused pneumonia, fever, vaginitis. • bacterial bovine disease, may cause abortions • ulcerations throughout the digestive tract resulting in diarrhea • bacterial , off feed, breeding cattle affectetd, abortions, icterus. • A bacterial infection that may cause repeat breedings due to abortions.
Chapter 8 Lesson 1 Vocab 2024-02-22
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- The grassy plains of Texas
- Cowboys from different ranches rounded up all the cattle they could find
- A twisted wire with sharp points, or barbs, along it
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- Animals running around wildly
- A Cowhand
- A design burned into the hide of a cow
6 Clues: A Cowhand • The grassy plains of Texas • Animals running around wildly • A design burned into the hide of a cow • A twisted wire with sharp points, or barbs, along it • Cowboys from different ranches rounded up all the cattle they could find
westward expansion 2021-09-14
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- I Believe by Americans in the 1800 that the United States was destined to expand West all the way to the Pacific Ocean
- of the railroad that stretched from the east coast to the United States to the West Coast
- Ranch had that rode horses and helped up to herd cattle other names include cowpoke cowl and and buckaroo
- a person who does something first
- when I large group of animals such as by Santos battle simulator run fast in One Direction running over most everything in there path
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- land set aside for Native Americans to live
- deriding Gold Rush towns would spring up almost overnight at places where gold was discovered some Francisco group from 1000 people to 30,000 people are very short time
- a piece of land that people claim from the government they had to live on it for five years and make an appointment to keep it
- a time when lots of people move to an area because gold has been discovered the California Gold Rush start in it with fifteen Forty-Eight and hundreds of thousands of people to California to find gold
- in deserted town ghost towns happened during the gold rush on gold in an area dried up and people left
- Cowboys would have to drive a herd of cattle from the ranch to the market when they could be sold this often took several days or weeks as they traveled from Texas to can
- the edge of a country or land were few people
12 Clues: a person who does something first • land set aside for Native Americans to live • the edge of a country or land were few people • of the railroad that stretched from the east coast to the United States to the West Coast • in deserted town ghost towns happened during the gold rush on gold in an area dried up and people left • ...
Indus Valley 2022-02-01
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- A form of ancient written language.
- Food for cattle. Specifically dried hay or feed.
- A group that migrated to ancient India.
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- A place where people establish a community.
- An object made by a human being.
- One of the twin cities of the Indus Valley.
6 Clues: An object made by a human being. • A form of ancient written language. • A group that migrated to ancient India. • A place where people establish a community. • One of the twin cities of the Indus Valley. • Food for cattle. Specifically dried hay or feed.
Tech Vocab. 2015-09-16
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- a Green plant that grows on the ground in short stems
- Music,a composition in a free, irregular style
- To collect crops that you grow
- Any place of rural peace or simplicity
- A highly vicious very thick liquid substance
- A plant that has seeds unprotected by an ovary or fruit
- A way of cultivating land or property
- The leaves of a plant
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- Used as a method for clearing forest or land
- To feed on growing grass and pasture, as do cattle,sheep,etc.
- All the visible features of an area of countryside or land
- The top and high part of a hill
- A house, especially a farmhouse, and outbuildings
- A cave or cavern
- A piece of land filled with fruit trees
15 Clues: A cave or cavern • The leaves of a plant • To collect crops that you grow • The top and high part of a hill • A way of cultivating land or property • Any place of rural peace or simplicity • A piece of land filled with fruit trees • Used as a method for clearing forest or land • A highly vicious very thick liquid substance • Music,a composition in a free, irregular style • ...
Festivals 2022-09-20
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- Festival of Colours
- which religion celebrate Good Friday
- This festival celebrates the entry of the sun into the Tropic of Capricorn in the month of Magha.
- People of which religion celebrate Eid-ul-fitr festival
- Pongal, the harvest festival, is celebrated in which state
- What is the parsi year known as
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- Ganesh Chaturthi is prominently celebrated in?
- Chakan Gaan-Ngai, a post-harvest festival is celebrated in
- biggest cattle fair in the country
- birth of which lord is celebrated every year all across India on Janmashtami festival?
- Rajgir Mahotsav is celebrated in
- Onam is celebrated in
- festival is celebrated to commemorate the return of Lord Rama to Ayodhya after defeating Ravana?
- In which month Christmas is celebrated every year
- Lohri is celebrated in
15 Clues: Festival of Colours • Onam is celebrated in • Lohri is celebrated in • What is the parsi year known as • Rajgir Mahotsav is celebrated in • biggest cattle fair in the country • which religion celebrate Good Friday • Ganesh Chaturthi is prominently celebrated in? • In which month Christmas is celebrated every year • People of which religion celebrate Eid-ul-fitr festival • ...
Profession 2021-04-12
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- king of books
- transport passengers and goods to any specified place with payment
- the one who keeps track of your accounts
- one who takes cool photos
- one who cooperates with the most intelligent mammals
- is a person who helps you with mental problems
- the man who cuts you for your money and involved in operations
- antonym to permanent job
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- a person who sits with your child for money
- a person who teaches children grades 1-4
- is a man who sows fields and raises cattle
- the one who makes movies
- is a person who digs up and examines the remains of dinosaurs
- the person in charge of security
- one who is engaged in holding holidays, game, TV and radio program, play, etc
15 Clues: king of books • the one who makes movies • antonym to permanent job • one who takes cool photos • the person in charge of security • a person who teaches children grades 1-4 • the one who keeps track of your accounts • is a man who sows fields and raises cattle • a person who sits with your child for money • is a person who helps you with mental problems • ...
Sumukha_class8chapter2_Microorganism 2023-10-08
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- A process done to prevent the growth of microbes in milk
- A plant disease caused by bacteria
- A bacteria that promotes the formation of curd
- A commodity used to check the growth of microorganisms
- Conversion of sugar into alcohol
- A microorganism that can cause malaria
- living organisms around us that we normally cannot see
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- Medicines that kill or stop the growth of disease-causing microorganisms
- Used for commercial production of Alcohol
- Organism that reproduces only inside the cells of the host organism
- A gas that the blue-green algae can fix directly from the atmosphere
- Dangerous human and cattle disease caused by bacterium
- A common term for disease-causing microorganisms
- A bacteria that helps with Nitrogen Fixation in the soil
- A disease caused by a Bacteria
15 Clues: A disease caused by a Bacteria • Conversion of sugar into alcohol • A plant disease caused by bacteria • A microorganism that can cause malaria • Used for commercial production of Alcohol • A bacteria that promotes the formation of curd • A common term for disease-causing microorganisms • Dangerous human and cattle disease caused by bacterium • ...
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 • ...
The Gilded Age 2023-02-19
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- Expanding economy growth
- In which the Native Americans lived in
- Native Americans main source of food
- Until 1850 railroads only reached as far west as _____
- A person who comes into a country coming from another country
- Dressed in boots, a western hat, and stole the actual look from Mexican Vaqueros
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- Being forced to be another culture
- Americans moving into urban areas
- Longhorns
- A transportation that only takes 10 days to get to your destination
- Single room apartments that often lacked the basic necessities
- Land of opportunities, the American dream
- Labor unions that are in one category but help each other out which makes a union
- Farmers, ranchers, and minors closed the last of the frontier at the expense of Indians
- Another word for it is Robber Barons
15 Clues: Longhorns • Expanding economy growth • Americans moving into urban areas • Being forced to be another culture • Native Americans main source of food • Another word for it is Robber Barons • In which the Native Americans lived in • Land of opportunities, the American dream • Until 1850 railroads only reached as far west as _____ • ...
Charlotte's Web Book Vocab 2023-03-21
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- the chemical element of atomic number 16.
- filled with delight; charmed.
- in a cautious and surreptitious manner, so as not to be seen or heard
- strange; odd
- strike together with force
- unpleasant or offensive
- bulk goods of medium grade
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- animal dung used for fertilizing land.
- a revolving pointer to show the direction of the wind, typically mounted on top of a building.
- land covered with grass and other low plants suitable for grazing animals, especially cattle or sheep.
- very great in amount, scale, or intensity.
- partly digested food returned from the first stomach of ruminants to the mouth for further chewing.
- thick, dark brown syrup obtained from raw sugar during the refining process
- extremely happy; full of joy.
- coarsely ground corn used to make grits.
15 Clues: strange; odd • unpleasant or offensive • strike together with force • bulk goods of medium grade • filled with delight; charmed. • extremely happy; full of joy. • animal dung used for fertilizing land. • coarsely ground corn used to make grits. • the chemical element of atomic number 16. • very great in amount, scale, or intensity. • ...
Beef 2023-03-15
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- It’s essential for body growth and maintenance.
- makes the remaining 5%. Fat adds juiciness, tenderness, and flavor.
- serves as an energy source for muscles
- This means that the animal was not diseased and is clean and fit for eating.
- One of the B vitamins
- meat from cattle that are over a year old.
- is an antioxidant amino acid and a common ingredient in energy drinks.
- streaks of fat found in meat.
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- makes up 20% and is the most solid component of meat.
- is a quality stamp
- adding vinegar, wine, or tomato juice to marinade.
- an essential trace element that serves a variety of functions in your body
- which is absorbed very efficiently
- makes up 75% of meat.
- a mineral that is important for body growth and maintenance.
15 Clues: is a quality stamp • One of the B vitamins • makes up 75% of meat. • streaks of fat found in meat. • which is absorbed very efficiently • serves as an energy source for muscles • meat from cattle that are over a year old. • It’s essential for body growth and maintenance. • adding vinegar, wine, or tomato juice to marinade. • ...
Idaho Ag Facts 2024-11-19
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- How much are Idaho's total agricultural exports in millions
- How many total head of cattle and calves are in Idaho
- 3,398,266 acres in Idaho are what
- Agriculture generates 17% of Idaho's total _________ output
- 32% of Idaho's produce, grains, meats, dairy and seeds are sold to __________
- Which Idaho livestock has a total head of 32,000
- what is Idaho's number 20 commodity
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- How many different commodities do Idaho farms produce
- How many acres is the average farm
- How many farms are in Idaho
- Over ___________ of Idaho's produce, grains, meats, dairy, and seeds are sold worldwide
- There are 646,000 _______ cows in Idaho
- Idaho is the _____________-largest agricultural state in the West
- There are 240 _________ farms in Idaho
- What export brings in $392.31 million dollars
15 Clues: How many farms are in Idaho • 3,398,266 acres in Idaho are what • How many acres is the average farm • what is Idaho's number 20 commodity • There are 240 _________ farms in Idaho • There are 646,000 _______ cows in Idaho • What export brings in $392.31 million dollars • Which Idaho livestock has a total head of 32,000 • ...
VII READING UNIT 11A: THE MAMMOTH'S TALE 2025-08-14
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- A long, pointed tooth on an animal like an elephant or walrus.
- The person that something belongs to.
- A person who takes care of a large group of animals like sheep or cattle.
- To stop being visible; to vanish.
- Unusual or surprising.
- To create a picture or idea in your mind.
- A longer way away.
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- A series of things that follow each other in a specific order.
- What you get when you mix earth and water.
- The careful study of a subject to learn new facts.
- An opinion someone gives you about what you should do.
- Tilted to one side; not straight up.
- Close; not far away.
- No longer existing anywhere in the world.
- A type of deer with large antlers, famous for pulling Santa's sleigh.
15 Clues: A longer way away. • Close; not far away. • Unusual or surprising. • To stop being visible; to vanish. • Tilted to one side; not straight up. • The person that something belongs to. • No longer existing anywhere in the world. • To create a picture or idea in your mind. • What you get when you mix earth and water. • The careful study of a subject to learn new facts. • ...
World Health Diseases 2015-11-15
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- a disease characterized by inflammation of the liver.
- a contagious bacterial disease characterized by fever and delirium, typically with the formation of buboes and sometimes infection of the lungs.
- an acute contagious viral disease, with fever and pustules usually leaving permanent scars. It was effectively eradicated through vaccination by 1979.
- infection by a fungus found in the droppings of birds and bats in humid areas. It is not serious if confined to the lungs but can be fatal if spread throughout the body.
- a severe infectious bacterial disease of animals transmissible to humans, characterized by ulcers at the site of infection, fever, and loss of weight.
- a novel positive-sense, single-stranded RNA virus of the genus Betacoronavirus.
- a bacterial disease typically affecting cattle and buffalo and causing undulant fever in humans.
- a highly contagious viral infection of the respiratory passages causing fever, severe aching, and catarrh, and often occurring in epidemics.
- a disease in which there is a severe loss of the body's cellular immunity, greatly lowering the resistance to infection and malignancy.
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- a notifiable bacterial disease of sheep and cattle, typically affecting the skin and lungs. It can be transmitted to humans, causing severe skin ulceration or a form of pneumonia.
- a disease caused by toxoplasmas, transmitted chiefly through undercooked meat, or in soil or cat feces. Symptoms generally pass unremarked in adults, but infection can be dangerous to unborn children.
- a bacterium that occurs mainly in the intestine, especially a serotype causing food poisoning.
- an infectious bacterial disease that occurs in rodents, dogs, and other mammals and can be transmitted to humans.
- a group of diseases involving abnormal cell growth with the potential to invade or spread to other parts of the body.
- an infectious and generally fatal disease marked by fever and severe internal bleeding, spread through contact with infected body fluids by a filovirus, whose normal host species is unknown.
15 Clues: a disease characterized by inflammation of the liver. • a novel positive-sense, single-stranded RNA virus of the genus Betacoronavirus. • a bacterium that occurs mainly in the intestine, especially a serotype causing food poisoning. • a bacterial disease typically affecting cattle and buffalo and causing undulant fever in humans. • ...
Cowboy lingo 2023-04-19
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- "....... up, we're riding out tomorrow!"
- "A cowboy's best friend is his ....."
- "A true cowboy always sticks to his ...."
- "Don't listen to Jack, he's all hat and no ......."
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- "It's time to ..... on to the next stop"
- "That old ........ from Houston is always being proud of being the only white ranchero around"
- "The Texas ...... helps all the settlers and protects them from the outlaws"
- "These .... devils look bad, looks like a storm is coming"
- "......, folks! It was really hard to find you but I managed""
9 Clues: "A cowboy's best friend is his ....." • "It's time to ..... on to the next stop" • "....... up, we're riding out tomorrow!" • "A true cowboy always sticks to his ...." • "Don't listen to Jack, he's all hat and no ......." • "These .... devils look bad, looks like a storm is coming" • "......, folks! It was really hard to find you but I managed"" • ...
Mouth to Energy 2023-03-22
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- total amount of material the animal would be consuming in one day
- multi-compartmented stomach i.e. cattle/sheep
- the process of chewing
- substance or chemical compound required by the animal for the productive purposes
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- the way an animal gets food into their body
- simple stomach i.e. humans, pigs, horses
- mixture of feedstuffs available for the animal to provide the nutrients
- the interrelated steps involved in assimilation food by the animal for use in tissue repair
- grains and by-products, used by animals
9 Clues: the process of chewing • grains and by-products, used by animals • simple stomach i.e. humans, pigs, horses • the way an animal gets food into their body • multi-compartmented stomach i.e. cattle/sheep • total amount of material the animal would be consuming in one day • mixture of feedstuffs available for the animal to provide the nutrients • ...
RbD V5 L37 Reading Practice 2022-12-05
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- - a cosmetic treatment of the feet and toenails
- - a sudden panicked rush of a number of horses, cattle, or other animals
- - a journey or voyage
- - unable to be heard
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- - making something happen sooner or be accomplished more quickly
- - delay or prevent (someone or something) by obstructing them; hinder
- - an interview for a particular as a singer, actor, dancer, or musician
- - a person walking along a road
- - the part of a theater, concert hall, or other public building in which the audience sits
9 Clues: - unable to be heard • - a journey or voyage • - a person walking along a road • - a cosmetic treatment of the feet and toenails • - making something happen sooner or be accomplished more quickly • - delay or prevent (someone or something) by obstructing them; hinder • - an interview for a particular as a singer, actor, dancer, or musician • ...
CPD Corner: Red Meat knowledge 2021-10-29
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- the minimum number of minutes required for cattle to bleed in minutes
- after which process does electrical stimulation occur
- what position should an animal be during bleeding
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- the superficial burning of pig hairs
- temperature of the chiller in degrees Celsius
- the maximum temperature for outloading carcasses in degrees Celsius
- according to the regulations what is the stun to bleed time
7 Clues: the superficial burning of pig hairs • temperature of the chiller in degrees Celsius • what position should an animal be during bleeding • after which process does electrical stimulation occur • according to the regulations what is the stun to bleed time • the maximum temperature for outloading carcasses in degrees Celsius • ...
Can you solve this crossword? Find out the key word! 2024-10-22
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- large animals that people keep for milk, meat, or work.
- a plant grown for food or other uses.
- the time when people gather food from plants or fields.
- being nice and welcoming to guests or visitors.
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- very pretty and interesting to look at.
- very big and wide in size or area.
- to take things out of a vehicle or container.
7 Clues: very big and wide in size or area. • a plant grown for food or other uses. • very pretty and interesting to look at. • to take things out of a vehicle or container. • being nice and welcoming to guests or visitors. • large animals that people keep for milk, meat, or work. • the time when people gather food from plants or fields.
Farm to Fork 2021-06-05
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- farm animal welfare assurance scheme
- the nutritional information of the food product
- knowing where food was grown
- When animals and plants are grown without synthetic herbicides or pesticides.
- where farmed animals can roam freely outside.
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- when you assure the quality of the products
- When the animal is raised in the factory in closed cages.
- a disease-causing bacteria that is found in raw animal products.
- A tag to identify and monitor individual members of the cattle.
- emittance the release of co2 into the atmosphere
10 Clues: knowing where food was grown • farm animal welfare assurance scheme • when you assure the quality of the products • where farmed animals can roam freely outside. • the nutritional information of the food product • emittance the release of co2 into the atmosphere • When the animal is raised in the factory in closed cages. • ...
Basic Livestock Nutrition 2021-09-24
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- total amount of material the animal would be consuming in one day
- mixture of feedstuffs available for the animal to provide the nutrients.
- simple stomach; humans, pigs and horses
- multi-compartmented stomach; cattle and sheep
- associated with animal feed
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- the interrelated steps involved in assimilating food by the animal for use in tissue repair, growth and normal function
- associated with human food
- nutrients consumed in breads, vegetable and or meats
- substance or chemical compound required by the animal for the productive purposes
- grains and by-products, used by animals
10 Clues: associated with human food • associated with animal feed • simple stomach; humans, pigs and horses • grains and by-products, used by animals • multi-compartmented stomach; cattle and sheep • nutrients consumed in breads, vegetable and or meats • total amount of material the animal would be consuming in one day • ...
VOCABULARY UNIT 2 2017-09-04
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- a circular tent in which Mongolian nomads live
- land covered with grass that is suitable for feeding animals on
- a structure made for bees to live in
- to make animals move together as a group
- extremely large
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- belonging to a community that moves with its animals from place to place
- cows and bulls that are kept as farm animals for their milk or meat
- the act of cutting and gathering crops
- quiet and calm; not worried or disturbed in any way
- milk, eggs, cheese and other milk products
10 Clues: extremely large • a structure made for bees to live in • the act of cutting and gathering crops • to make animals move together as a group • milk, eggs, cheese and other milk products • a circular tent in which Mongolian nomads live • quiet and calm; not worried or disturbed in any way • land covered with grass that is suitable for feeding animals on • ...
Kangaroobie Camp 2019-10-15
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- Who was at the end of the line when we touched the electric fence?
- Which obstacle did you get most muddy in?
- Who was at the front of the line when we touched the electric fence?
- Which tribe won survivor?
- What hot food did we eat for breakfast on Friday?
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- What was the name of the pair who wore black headbands in Life or Death?
- What was the name of the lamb?
- Who was our main group leader?
- What is the main breed of cattle at Kangaroobie?
- Who kissed the pig?
10 Clues: Who kissed the pig? • Which tribe won survivor? • What was the name of the lamb? • Who was our main group leader? • Which obstacle did you get most muddy in? • What is the main breed of cattle at Kangaroobie? • What hot food did we eat for breakfast on Friday? • Who was at the end of the line when we touched the electric fence? • ...
Puzzle 11 2023-11-22
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- Process in which food is cooked over open fire or smoked
- Beans which are used to make tofu
- Italian rice dish cooked with broth until it is creamy
- Burnt sugar used for coloring and flavoring of food
- Oval, edible seed that grows in a woody shell
- A highly seasoned pork sausage found in Spain or Mexico
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- Cut of meat from the lower chest of cattle
- A plant also known as aubergine or brinjal
- Soup or stew with meat, vegetables and seasoned with paprika
- A small sea fish, eaten as food.
10 Clues: A small sea fish, eaten as food. • Beans which are used to make tofu • Cut of meat from the lower chest of cattle • A plant also known as aubergine or brinjal • Oval, edible seed that grows in a woody shell • Burnt sugar used for coloring and flavoring of food • Italian rice dish cooked with broth until it is creamy • ...
cave art 2024-02-26
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- The ability to produce offspring or yield abundant growth.
- Pierced or stabbed with a spear or similar weapon.
- The outward decorations or accessories of a particular thing.
- Resembling real life or nature in detail.
- Related to cattle, including cows, bulls, and oxen.
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- Uncovered or removed from the ground through digging.
- The quality of being impossible to predict or expect.
- A system of symbols used to represent information, especially in written form.
- Small sculptured or modeled figures.
- Pertaining to or invoking the supernatural for sacred purposes.
10 Clues: Small sculptured or modeled figures. • Resembling real life or nature in detail. • Pierced or stabbed with a spear or similar weapon. • Related to cattle, including cows, bulls, and oxen. • Uncovered or removed from the ground through digging. • The quality of being impossible to predict or expect. • The ability to produce offspring or yield abundant growth. • ...
HEAT MATING INSEMINATION GESTATION CALVING IN CATTLE 2024-04-09
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- The male reproductive cell.
- The period of sexual receptivity in female cattle.
- INSERMINATION The process of introducing sperm into the female reproductive tract.
- The initial milk produced by a cow after giving birth, crucial for a calf's health.
- The process of giving birth to a calf.
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- PERIOD: The time between conception and birth.
- The union of sperm and ovum resulting in the formation of a zygote.
- The introduction of sperm into the female reproductive tract.
- The female reproductive cell.
- The joining of a sperm and an ovum.
10 Clues: The male reproductive cell. • The female reproductive cell. • The joining of a sperm and an ovum. • The process of giving birth to a calf. • PERIOD: The time between conception and birth. • The period of sexual receptivity in female cattle. • The introduction of sperm into the female reproductive tract. • ...
History Activity 2024-03-21
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- Landowners who set up large cattle ranches
- Suitable for farming
- Gift of real estate
- the U.S. Considered this option after Santa Anna signed the treaty but decided not to
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- A dry desert region with forested mountains
- The first American to head for Santa Fe, his path was called the Santa Fe Trail
- The river where Texans got back at Mexico while they yelled “Remember the Alamo!”
- What general tried to govern as dictator
- What religion Texan settlers had to change to
- the Mission where Texans were attacked by Mexicans
10 Clues: Gift of real estate • Suitable for farming • What general tried to govern as dictator • Landowners who set up large cattle ranches • A dry desert region with forested mountains • What religion Texan settlers had to change to • the Mission where Texans were attacked by Mexicans • The first American to head for Santa Fe, his path was called the Santa Fe Trail • ...
Farms Animals 2024-07-24
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- an animal related to sheep that usually has horns and a beard.
- a large bird grown for its meat on farms.
- an animal from the cattle group
- an animal like a small horse with long ears.
- a male cow.
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- animal with short legs and a curved tail, kept for its meat.
- a small animal with long ears and large front teeth.
- a large animal with four legs that people ride.
- lives by water and has webbed feet.
- animal with thick wool that eats grass and is kept for its wool, skin, and meat.
10 Clues: a male cow. • an animal from the cattle group • lives by water and has webbed feet. • a large bird grown for its meat on farms. • an animal like a small horse with long ears. • a large animal with four legs that people ride. • a small animal with long ears and large front teeth. • animal with short legs and a curved tail, kept for its meat. • ...
Crossword 2023-04-29
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- small cut of meat sold to consumers
- lengthwise direction of muscle
- protein-rich tissue made of long, thin cells grouped together in bundles
- a large cut that is sold in retail stores
- tough, elastic, and yellowish connective tissue found in ligaments and blood vessel walls
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- small white flecks of fat that may appear in muscle tissue
- meat with added flavor and preservatives
- thin, white, transparents connective tissue found in tendons
- the edible muscle of animals, typically cattle, sheep and pigs
- processed slices of cold meat and poultry
10 Clues: lengthwise direction of muscle • small cut of meat sold to consumers • meat with added flavor and preservatives • a large cut that is sold in retail stores • processed slices of cold meat and poultry • small white flecks of fat that may appear in muscle tissue • thin, white, transparents connective tissue found in tendons • ...
1 2023-08-01
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- Foods that are made from milk, such as cream, butter, and cheese
- Cows that are kept on a farm for meat or milk
- The supply of water to land or crops to help growth
- Bee that makes honey
- A cage chickens or other small animals are kept
Down
- Grain used for food and to make beer and whiskey
- This is what we feed plants
- Young duck
- A structure that divides two areas of land, similar to a wall but made of wood or wire.
- 4-wheeled for farming
10 Clues: Young duck • Bee that makes honey • 4-wheeled for farming • This is what we feed plants • Cows that are kept on a farm for meat or milk • A cage chickens or other small animals are kept • Grain used for food and to make beer and whiskey • The supply of water to land or crops to help growth • Foods that are made from milk, such as cream, butter, and cheese • ...
Chapter 18 crossword 2022-11-15
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- a pioneer who owned the land under the did Homestead Act
- a horse-draws coach that was used for transporting people or mail
- a wind-powered device used to pump water from a well
- extending across a continent
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- a wild Rush of animals
- a person who searches an area for gold silver or other minerals
- land set aside by the government for the American Indians
- a large number of wagons traveling together
- person who tends to cattle
- a public building where people gather to drink or Gamble
10 Clues: a wild Rush of animals • person who tends to cattle • extending across a continent • a large number of wagons traveling together • a wind-powered device used to pump water from a well • a pioneer who owned the land under the did Homestead Act • a public building where people gather to drink or Gamble • land set aside by the government for the American Indians • ...
Module 10 Lesson 7 2022-10-31
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- What was Europe's new economic policy known as?
- What causes the global transfer of foods, plants, and animals?
- Horses, cattle, sheep, pigs were the Europeans what?
- Who funds global exploration?
- What was North America’s first colony?
- Mercantilism became what?
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- Smallpox, measles, influenza, typhus, malaria, diphtheria were what?
- Colonization of what caused the introduction of new items to the Eastern and Western hemispheres?
- What are the most important items from the Americas to the rest of the world?
- New wealth prompted new business and trade where?
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? • ...
Vocab Unit 16 2025-03-10
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- A Muslim place of worship
- Used for or related to the keeping or grazing of sheep or cattle
- Relating to, measuring, or measured by the quantity of something rather than its quality
- Occur again periodically or repeatedly
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- The time at which something is most powerful or successful
- A natural ability to do something
- Made necessary by particular circumstances or regulations
- Not even or regular in pattern or movement
- Having or showing an ability to accurately assess situations or people and turn this one’s advantage
- Making certain situation or outcome likely or possible
10 Clues: A Muslim place of worship • A natural ability to do something • Occur again periodically or repeatedly • Not even or regular in pattern or movement • Making certain situation or outcome likely or possible • Made necessary by particular circumstances or regulations • The time at which something is most powerful or successful • ...
Vocab 3 2024-09-23
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- n. a word or phrase formed from another word or phrase by changing the order of the letters
- a. impossible to explain or understand
- v. to guess or suppose; n. a guess based on little evidence
- a. impractically idealistic
- v. to talk or argue violently and loudly
- a. logically connected; consisten
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- n. the act of declaring something
- n. a prod for driving cattle; v. to urge on
- n. the long snout of an animal; a nose
- a. not committing to any one position or course of action
10 Clues: a. impractically idealistic • n. the act of declaring something • a. logically connected; consisten • n. the long snout of an animal; a nose • a. impossible to explain or understand • v. to talk or argue violently and loudly • n. a prod for driving cattle; v. to urge on • a. not committing to any one position or course of action • ...
Christmas 2024-11-20
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- the scene of the birth of Jesus
- a decorative arrangement of foliage or flowers on a circular base
- a supernatural being in folklore
- a decorative object, usually not practical
- the day or period of time immediately before a event or occasion
- an evergreen shrub, typically having prickly dark green leaves and red berries
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- a cake made with molasses and ginger
- is a custom to kiss under this plant
- a long trough from which horses or cattle feed
- a sledge drawn by horses or reindeer, especially one used for passengers
10 Clues: the scene of the birth of Jesus • a supernatural being in folklore • a cake made with molasses and ginger • is a custom to kiss under this plant • a decorative object, usually not practical • a long trough from which horses or cattle feed • the day or period of time immediately before a event or occasion • ...
Agriscience: Animal Science 2025-01-07
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- An animal’s demeanor or natural behavioral and emotional state.
- A person with no fixed residence who moves from place to place, usually seasonally and within a well-defined territory.
- Something fed to domestic animals, especially coarse food for cattle, horses, or sheep.
- the study of the biology and health of animals.
- animals raised for food or products.
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- trained to live in close association with humans.
- animals bred and raised to serve as pets.
- An organism that feeds on animal tissues.
- or genetically determined characteristics.
- An organism that feeds on plants.
10 Clues: An organism that feeds on plants. • animals raised for food or products. • animals bred and raised to serve as pets. • An organism that feeds on animal tissues. • or genetically determined characteristics. • the study of the biology and health of animals. • trained to live in close association with humans. • ...
Vocab 4 2025-10-07
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- his __________ influence was felt by all the family
- the bottles were filled with a pale ______ liquid
- that ______ gate won't last long in the wind
- Vast acreages of soybeans are grown as ______ for cattle and pigs.
- Nothing is more important to the development of _______ in visual thought than drawing
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- a massive ______ of tourists
- I let the water ____ up my weight
- The national flag is supposed to ______ the spirit of our country
- She has a _______ about her appearance.
- They can't do that if you have not been _____ and honest with them
10 Clues: a massive ______ of tourists • I let the water ____ up my weight • She has a _______ about her appearance. • that ______ gate won't last long in the wind • the bottles were filled with a pale ______ liquid • his __________ influence was felt by all the family • The national flag is supposed to ______ the spirit of our country • ...
Geography Term 3 2021-09-02
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- Fruit that grows in the tropics.
- One of the most important crops grown in S.A.
- Goats and pigs are examples of this type of stock farming.
- Farmers that provide for themselves.
- An example of citrus fruit.
- The word that means the food have been changed to another form.
- Crops that are grown to be sold for money.
- Cattle and sheep are examples of this type of stock farming.
- Fruit that grows in wet winters and dry summers.
Down
- Farmers whose goal is to make money.
- The word that means that the food is still in its natural form.
- An example of deciduous fruit.
- An example of tropical fruit.
- Fruit that grows in warm summers and moderate winters.
- These types of animals have feathers and lay eggs.
- Plants that people plant and grow.
16 Clues: An example of citrus fruit. • An example of tropical fruit. • An example of deciduous fruit. • Fruit that grows in the tropics. • Plants that people plant and grow. • Farmers whose goal is to make money. • Farmers that provide for themselves. • Crops that are grown to be sold for money. • One of the most important crops grown in S.A. • ...
Week 10 term 2 year 5 2019-07-01
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- a young person working on a sheep or cattle station to gain experience.
- made froom knitted sheep's wool
- a fixed reference line for the measurement of coordinates
- a measuring ammount that uses a spoon
- the correct name of a hoon or larikin
- the opposite to the morning
- a large waterbird with a long neck, short legs, webbed feet, and a short broad bill
- oppososite of hello
- an Australian native bird with a yellow crest and white feathers
- a person who explores a new or unfamiliar area.
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- the act of deciding between the choices available
- the place where you work at school
- another name for pasta dish
- an Australian animal known as a powerful jumper
- a poisonous mushroom
- a silky case spun by the larvae of many insects for protection as pupae
16 Clues: oppososite of hello • a poisonous mushroom • another name for pasta dish • the opposite to the morning • made froom knitted sheep's wool • the place where you work at school • a measuring ammount that uses a spoon • the correct name of a hoon or larikin • an Australian animal known as a powerful jumper • a person who explores a new or unfamiliar area. • ...
Happy Anniversary 2023-10-13
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- a kitty who is excited to meet his dad
- these tiny devils carry diseases and are Stephanie’s arch nemesis
- Kevin’s signature cuisine
- a lawman or a useless cattle dog
- Kevin’s favorite shirt has these on it
- a Stillwater restaurant that was a Sunday lunch favorite
- sometimes we fish from these sometimes June rides one
- a dog that will launch herself across a room to eat a fly
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- our musical neighbors
- a breakfast food or fancy hairstyle
- a large horse who values food above all else
- Kevin’s favorite tool to use on the farm
- a misspelled word in Costa Rica that became quite catchy
- a horse that is slightly racist towards donkeys
- the person Stephanie loves most in the world
- a nickname for the loudest thing on four feet
16 Clues: our musical neighbors • Kevin’s signature cuisine • a lawman or a useless cattle dog • a breakfast food or fancy hairstyle • a kitty who is excited to meet his dad • Kevin’s favorite shirt has these on it • Kevin’s favorite tool to use on the farm • a large horse who values food above all else • the person Stephanie loves most in the world • ...
Farming - geography 2024-12-16
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- e.g. combine harvesters
- the business side of farming
- a glossy red, or occasionally yellow, pulpy edible fruit.
- all the different kinds of life you'll find in one area
- small area, lots of effort
- what's used to collect data about the weather
- the activity of running a large farm, especially one used for raising cattle
- the act of caring for or raising plants
- farming without soil
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- daisy
- applying water to the crops artificially
- increased nitrates in the water increase the growth of algae and plants
- a chemical substance used to destroy or stop plant growth
- to supply or produce something positive such as a profit, an amount of food or information
- protect your plants from the elements and to create a warmer microclimate
- the increase of salt concentration in soil
16 Clues: daisy • farming without soil • e.g. combine harvesters • small area, lots of effort • the business side of farming • the act of caring for or raising plants • applying water to the crops artificially • the increase of salt concentration in soil • what's used to collect data about the weather • all the different kinds of life you'll find in one area • ...
Farming - geography 2024-12-16
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- e.g. combine harvesters
- the business side of farming
- a glossy red, or occasionally yellow, pulpy edible fruit.
- all the different kinds of life you'll find in one area
- small area, lots of effort
- what's used to collect data about the weather
- the activity of running a large farm, especially one used for raising cattle
- the act of caring for or raising plants
- farming without soil
Down
- daisy
- applying water to the crops artificially
- increased nitrates in the water increase the growth of algae and plants
- a chemical substance used to destroy or stop plant growth
- to supply or produce something positive such as a profit, an amount of food or information
- protect your plants from the elements and to create a warmer microclimate
- the increase of salt concentration in soil
16 Clues: daisy • farming without soil • e.g. combine harvesters • small area, lots of effort • the business side of farming • the act of caring for or raising plants • applying water to the crops artificially • the increase of salt concentration in soil • what's used to collect data about the weather • all the different kinds of life you'll find in one area • ...
MKM travelers 2021-05-04
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- first fort built by Shivaji
- Tallest waterfall in the world(5,5)
- largest city in Scotland
- magical floating city
- abode of snow
- landlocked country in South America
- Nagaland capital
- Bolivia’s capital might be too sweet
- home to the greatest migration
- mystical stones
- three cones on a mountain in Africa
- smallest country in the world (7,4)
- connecting Red sea to strait of Jubal(4,5)
- origin of the Ganges
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- a region and a dessert(5,6)
- tallest mountain in India
- smile for your selfie with her
- cattle enclosure in southern Africa
- Driest place on earth
- Inca Citadel(5,5)
- lowest point in Australia (4,4)
- go to see the Bilbao effect
- largest island in the Indian ocean
- where the pilgrims first landed
- Tourist attraction in Thailand
- Once upon a time Constantinople
- largest island in the world
- Moroccan city and hat
- famous toy from Denmark
- this country got a new name in 2020
- City of bridges
31 Clues: abode of snow • mystical stones • City of bridges • Nagaland capital • Inca Citadel(5,5) • Driest place on earth • magical floating city • Moroccan city and hat • origin of the Ganges • famous toy from Denmark • largest city in Scotland • tallest mountain in India • a region and a dessert(5,6) • first fort built by Shivaji • go to see the Bilbao effect • largest island in the world • ...
MKMtravelers 2021-05-04
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- first fort built by Shivaji
- Tallest waterfall in the world(5,5)
- largest city in Scotland
- magical floating city
- abode of snow
- landlocked country in South America
- Nagaland capital
- Bolivia’s capital might be too sweet
- home to the greatest migration
- mystical stones
- three cones on a mountain in Africa
- smallest country in the world (7,4)
- connecting Red sea to strait of Jubal(4,5)
- origin of the Ganges
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- a region and a dessert(5,6)
- tallest mountain in India
- smile for your selfie with her
- cattle enclosure in southern Africa
- Driest place on earth
- Inca Citadel(5,5)
- lowest point in Australia (4,4)
- go to see the Bilbao effect
- largest island in the Indian ocean
- where the pilgrims first landed
- Tourist attraction in Thailand
- Once upon a time Constantinople
- largest island in the world
- Moroccan city and hat
- famous toy from Denmark
- this country got a new name in 2020
- City of bridges
31 Clues: abode of snow • mystical stones • City of bridges • Nagaland capital • Inca Citadel(5,5) • Driest place on earth • magical floating city • Moroccan city and hat • origin of the Ganges • famous toy from Denmark • largest city in Scotland • tallest mountain in India • a region and a dessert(5,6) • first fort built by Shivaji • go to see the Bilbao effect • largest island in the world • ...
Unit 1 Cycle 2 Spelling 2022-09-01
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- Something you use to carry water.
- When talking about more than one person you say ______.
- I have to often cover my ______ when I watch Nebraska play.
- When I wrecked my skateboard, I could feel my arm _______.
- ________ is Thursday, tomorrow is Friday.
- "I ______ this land in the name of France!"
- A big piece of rock.
- Cattle ______ on grasses.
- This word is something that trains ride on.
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- A very hard dirt found in the ground
- A delicious food that is better cooked medium-well.
- Something older people use to help them walk.
- Why was 6 afraid of 7? Because seven ______ nine.
- The sun is very _____ and hard to look at.
- The biggest road in town is often called ______ street.
- When your body hurts, you say you have an ______.
- When in school you must _____ all school rules.
- Please do not _______ others in school!
- If Mr. McCloud won the lottery, he would probably _______ or fall over.
- A cat without a home is a _____ cat.
20 Clues: A big piece of rock. • Cattle ______ on grasses. • Something you use to carry water. • A very hard dirt found in the ground • A cat without a home is a _____ cat. • Please do not _______ others in school! • ________ is Thursday, tomorrow is Friday. • The sun is very _____ and hard to look at. • "I ______ this land in the name of France!" • ...
HOPE WAS HERE 2022-05-20
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- cooperation of two or more organizations,
- distorted representation of something.
- grains left after the milling of flour
- widespread destruction.
- remark made in order to anger
- nailing or binding them to a cross
- relating to cattle
- follow a winding course.
- wildly unreasonable
- high value because of its age
- in a desrepair or ruin
- decorative handwriting
- stock of plays, dances, or pieces
- loyal, reliable, and hardworking.
- made plastic or moldable
- participates as a hobby not a job
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- lacking restrant
- inflammation and stiffness of the joints.
- claring some one of
- occurrence of an infectious disease
- giving off bubbles, fizzy
- very friendly person
- intimidate someone
- spoil the surface or appearance of
- temporary alliance of political parties
- varnished with shellac.
- treatment of disease
- made in imatation
- move skillfully and carfully
- period of keeping awake during the time usually spent asleep
- relating to an early stage in evolution
31 Clues: lacking restrant • made in imatation • relating to cattle • intimidate someone • claring some one of • wildly unreasonable • very friendly person • treatment of disease • in a desrepair or ruin • decorative handwriting • widespread destruction. • varnished with shellac. • follow a winding course. • made plastic or moldable • giving off bubbles, fizzy • move skillfully and carfully • ...
Tuck everlasting 2022-10-05
Across
- annoying; humiliating.
- he central part of a wheel, rotating on or with the axle, and from which the spokes radiate.
- pleasantly warm.
- make an emotional appeal.
- sounding sad and mournful
- in disorderly haste or confusion.
- long-lasting sadness.
- large and strong; heavily built.
- showing a deliberate and obstinate desire to behave in a way that is unreasonable or unacceptable, often in spite of the consequences.
- the headgear used to control a horse, consisting of buckled straps to which a bit and reins are attached.
- staring fiercely or fixedly.
- changed directions suddenly
Down
- consternation and distress, typically that caused by something unexpected.
- beg someone earnestly or desperately to do something.
- a structure typically made of two upright and one cross piece for the hanging of criminals
- of, or relating to, or effecting cattle.
- losing strength or momentum.
- lacking quantity.
- strange or odd; unusual
- a straight line or plane that touches a curve or curved surface.
20 Clues: pleasantly warm. • lacking quantity. • long-lasting sadness. • annoying; humiliating. • strange or odd; unusual • make an emotional appeal. • sounding sad and mournful • changed directions suddenly • losing strength or momentum. • staring fiercely or fixedly. • large and strong; heavily built. • in disorderly haste or confusion. • of, or relating to, or effecting cattle. • ...
The Odyssey Part 1 Review 2023-01-02
Across
- Odysseus shows this trait after blinding the cyclops and disrespecting Poseidon
- Odysseus's wife
- a lengthy comparison between 2 unalike objects is called an Epic_____
- "The Odyssey" is classified as this type of poem
- Sang beautiful songs that lured men to their death
- Odysseus's crew ate his cattle
- Whirlpool monster
- God who is angry with Odysseus
- Goddess who held Odysseus captive for 7 years
Down
- Homer, the narrator, asks who for inspiration to tell the story
- Blind prophet in the Underworld who helps Odysseus
- The Lotus can symbolize something that keeps a person from their _____
- Messenger God who helps Odysseus
- The name of the cyclops that Odysseus blinded
- Six-headed, twelve-tentacled, serpent-like monster
- "The man skilled in all ways of contending, Odysseus, master mariner and soldier"
- Odysseus's home where he is King
- The gift that the God Aeolus gave to Odysseus
- Goddess who favors and looks out for Odysseus
- Turned Odysseus's men into pigs
20 Clues: Odysseus's wife • Whirlpool monster • Odysseus's crew ate his cattle • God who is angry with Odysseus • Turned Odysseus's men into pigs • Messenger God who helps Odysseus • Odysseus's home where he is King • The name of the cyclops that Odysseus blinded • The gift that the God Aeolus gave to Odysseus • Goddess who favors and looks out for Odysseus • ...
my brother sam is dead crossword 2019-10-29
Across
- what Sam was fighting in.
- the name of Mr.Meekers gun.
- the man character.
- the family cow
- one of the nicer terms for a British solider.
- Betsys father is a staunch and agin -------.
- Warrups Indian that is living on colonial Reeds land that lets Sam hide out in his teepee.
- what Sams dad gets mad at him for calling the British.
- Sams girlfriend
Down
- during this season it was just Tim and his mom and this season was the hardest for them to get through.
- a type of alcohol.
- the man characters last name.
- another word for disobeying the Lord.
- the "slang" word for a loyalist.
- Tims father wanted the British to win so he was a --------.
- people that were fighting in the war.
- the people that kidnap Tims father
- Sam was framed as a ------ theft.
- Tim's brother that goes to fight in the war against his fathers wishes.
- the place where Sam tells his brother he is going to steal the family gun.
20 Clues: the family cow • Sams girlfriend • a type of alcohol. • the man character. • what Sam was fighting in. • the name of Mr.Meekers gun. • the man characters last name. • the "slang" word for a loyalist. • Sam was framed as a ------ theft. • the people that kidnap Tims father • another word for disobeying the Lord. • people that were fighting in the war. • ...
Double Consonants Lesson SP5 2020-10-16
Across
- the meal at the end of the day (pp)
- another name for a bunny (bb)
- when a horse runs quickly (ll)
- a small dog (pp)
- babies drink milk out of this (tt)
- ceremony when 2 people get married (dd)
- a fruit that grows on a tree (pp)
- 100 cents (ll)
- a sport with a racket, ball, and court (nn)
- the Vikings and the Packers are _____ teams (ll)
Down
- the sound a turkey makes (bb)
- to move very quickly (rr)
- opposite of deep (ll)
- something you climb on to get high (dd)
- a breakfast food that looks like a cupcake (ff)
- you can blow these with gum (bb)
- a small body of water in the road (dd)
- a lot of snow at one time (zz)
- cows on a farm (tt)
- a little laugh (gg)
- to not be able to be seen (dd)
- small, dusty room at the top of your house (tt)
22 Clues: 100 cents (ll) • a small dog (pp) • cows on a farm (tt) • a little laugh (gg) • opposite of deep (ll) • to move very quickly (rr) • the sound a turkey makes (bb) • another name for a bunny (bb) • when a horse runs quickly (ll) • a lot of snow at one time (zz) • to not be able to be seen (dd) • you can blow these with gum (bb) • a fruit that grows on a tree (pp) • ...
My Brother Sam Is Dead Crossword 2020-10-16
Across
- He sent Time to go deliver a message for him
- What Sam is accused of being
- the biggest river Tim has seen
- What someone unloyal to the crown could be called
- The name of the cow that Tims dad owns
- What Tim and Sam's dad owns
- Sams friend
- The town Tim and Sam live in
- Tims friend that was taken and killed
- Where everyone has to go on Sundays
Down
- where Tim and his dad went to sell cattle and buy goods
- The gun that Sam takes with him to battle
- Tim and Sams last names
- the general that Sam stayed with at the beginning of the story
- something Tim doesn't like to do because it is a __
- What the colonists loyal to the king were called
- What Sam calls the British troops
- The people that took Tim and Sams father
- The general that Tim talks to to try and free Sam
- The side Sam is fighting for
20 Clues: Sams friend • Tim and Sams last names • What Tim and Sam's dad owns • What Sam is accused of being • The side Sam is fighting for • The town Tim and Sam live in • the biggest river Tim has seen • What Sam calls the British troops • Where everyone has to go on Sundays • Tims friend that was taken and killed • The name of the cow that Tims dad owns • ...
Arizona! 2020-03-10
Across
- One of 5 Cs that is mined.
- The building of the _________ brought many jobs to Arizona.
- One of Arizona's nicknames based on the date of its statehood.
- The capital of Arizona.
- Credited as AZ's first historian.
- Explorers such as Coronado and Cabeza de Vaca were known as ______.
- The U.S. bought Arizona's land from Mexico in the ______ Purchase.
- The last name of the Hispanic leader who founded United Farm Workers.
- One of 5 Cs that includes grapefruit.
Down
- ______ Code Talkers
- A Spanish fort.
- One of 5 Cs that grows in bolls.
- A Civil War battle was fought at _____ Peak.
- Arizona's first governor.
- Before statehood, AZ was a part of the _________ territory.
- One of 5 Cs that includes hot summers and mild winters.
- In 1929, the stock marked crash sparked the beginning of The _______.
- President Roosevelt's plan to help end the Great Depression.
- The U.S. joined WWII when ________ was attacked.
- Arizona's three regions: mountain, desert, and _____.
- One of 5 Cs that moos.
21 Clues: A Spanish fort. • ______ Code Talkers • One of 5 Cs that moos. • The capital of Arizona. • Arizona's first governor. • One of 5 Cs that is mined. • One of 5 Cs that grows in bolls. • Credited as AZ's first historian. • One of 5 Cs that includes grapefruit. • A Civil War battle was fought at _____ Peak. • The U.S. joined WWII when ________ was attacked. • ...
Ch. 2 Vocab Review 2020-11-04
Across
- things that you must have in order to survive
- Resource where people make the good or provide the service
- Resource that provides the things to produce a good or service
- examples include automatic car wash
- The types of factors of production
- Resources that strive to meet a society's changing wants and needs
- amount of steps in the decision making process
- Capital resource is NOT this
- Example of a nonrenewable natural resource
- The lack of resources or a shortage
Down
- any commercial activity that seeks profit
- The process of recognizing a business opportunity
- Example of a renewable natural resource
- a type of want that are widely shared by many people
- items that people can use to make or obtain what they need or want
- An individual who undertakes an ownership of a business
- the contest between businesses to win customer
- things that you do not have to have to survive
- ________ of production
- Resource that comes from Nature
- examples include groceries, cell phones, and clothing
21 Clues: ________ of production • Capital resource is NOT this • Resource that comes from Nature • The types of factors of production • examples include automatic car wash • The lack of resources or a shortage • Example of a renewable natural resource • any commercial activity that seeks profit • Example of a nonrenewable natural resource • ...