coronavirus Crossword Puzzles

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1. Agent infectieux très petit, qui possède un seul type d'acide nucléique, A.D.N. ou A.R.N., et qui ne peut se reproduire qu'en parasitant une cellule.
5. Substance toxique élaborée par un organisme vivant auquel elle confère son pouvoir pathogène.
7. Les dermatophytes sont des champignons microscopiques filamenteux appartenant aux genres Trichophyton, Microsporum ou Epidermophyton. Ils sont caractérisés par la production de spores diverses : microconidies, macroconidies, arthrospores et chlamydospores
8. Qui est capable de détruire ou d'empêcher la croissance de certains micro-organismes.
10. Les lactobacilles sont également des bactéries. Elles sont utilisées lors de la fabrication des yaourts et de certains fromages. Elles transforment le lactose (le sucre du lait) en acide lactique ce qui permet, entre autre, de faire cailler le lait et donc de fabriquer ces fromages.
15. Campylobacter est un genre de bactéries Gram négatif, micro aérophiles, oxydase positive, non sporulantes provoquant des intoxications alimentaires. Elles sont présentes dans l'intestin de nombreux animaux, d'élevage notamment.
18. L'influenza, souvent appelé la grippe, est une maladie contagieuse causée par des virus qui affectent les voies respiratoires, y compris le nez, la gorge et les poumons. Chez de nombreuses personnes, l'influenza s'accompagne de symptômes graves et de complications pouvant être mortelles.

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2. Staphylococcus est un genre de bactéries coques à Gram positif et catalase positive, et coagulase positive pour Staphylococcus aureus, Staphylococcus intermedius, Staphylococcus pseudintermedius, Staphylococcus delphini et certains Staphylococcus schleiferi, négative pour les autres.
3. désigne originellement des champignons unicellulaires capables de provoquer la fermentation des matières animales ou végétales. Ce nom provient de l'aptitude de la levure de boulanger Saccharomyces cerevisae à faire lever la pâte à pain.
4. Organisme microscopique ou ultramicroscopique unicellulaire, et plus spécialement l'un des organismes qui causent les fermentations et les maladies.
6. Champignon qui forme une moisissure verdâtre sur certaines matières exposées à l'humidité.
9. Substance défensive engendrée par l'organisme en présence d'un antigène dont elle neutralise l'effet toxique.
11. La maladie à coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19) est une maladie infectieuse due au virus SARS-CoV-2.
12. Liquide qui exsude d'un caillot de sang total coagulé ou liquide qui se sépare des globules d'un sang défibriné centrifuge.
13. Organisme vivant microscopique. généralement invisible à l'oeil nu et observable a l'aide d'un microscope.
14. Substance qui peut engendrer des anticorps.
16. Protiste dépourvu de chlorophylle, qui se multiplie par mitose ou reproduction sexuée (ex. amibes,
17. Substance pathogène qui, inoculée à un individu, ful confère l'immunité contre une maladie

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4. É o estudo da frequência, da distribuição e dos determinantes dos problemas de saúde em populações humanas, bem como a aplicação desses estudos no controle dos eventos relacionados com saúde.
8. É o aumento brusco, significativo e temporário da ocorrência de determinada doença na população de diversas regiões.
9. Doença viral que traz consigo os sintomas de uma gripe comum, evoluindo para protuberâncias inflamadas na pele, levando ao óbito. A doença foi erradicada, segundo a OMS (Organização Mundial da Saúde), em 1980.
10. Vírus causador da pandemia entre os anos 2019 e 2021.
12. Em 1555 a doença se alastrou, infectando por volta de 1 em cada 150 habitantes. Medidas como saneamento básico e melhores métodos de higiene pessoal reduziram essa taxa ao longo das décadas.

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1. Quando uma doença ou um agente infeccioso tem ocorrência relativamente comum e constante em determinada região.
2. Em 1849, houve uma epidemia desta doença )a Febre_______) originária de um navio vindo de New Orleans e Havana, contagiando moradores da cidade do Rio de Janeiro e se alastrando por todo o litoral Brasileiro.
3. Esta doença, a Peste_______, causou uma epidemia no Brasil no ano de 1899. Era transmitida por ratos.O soro antipestoso de Yersin era o único meio preventivo e curativo eficaz, até então, contra a doença. Ao longo do mês de novembro, ficou em 600 animais mortos, por dia, totalizando 14.000 ratos incinerados, ao final do mês.
5. Atualmente é uma grande epidemia enfrentada pela população brasileira, em 2015 chegando a 1.649.008 de casos da doença, com um novo caso a cada 12 segundos. Além dela, o Brasil enfrenta epidemia de Zika vírus, que foi introduzida na Copa do Mundo de 2014.
6. Produto utilizado como forma de prevenção contra uma doença.
7. Ocorre quando uma epidemia se espalha por diversas regiões do planeta.
11. Ocorre quando há um aumento repentino do número de casos de uma doença em uma região específica, por exemplo, num bairro.

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1. an investigational antiviral drug that is administered intravenously and inhibits viral replication. It is a promising drug for the treatment of COVID-19 disease and was first developed to treat Ebola.(It is widely used to treat Corona patient , in this pandemic)
4. a biological preparation of organisms that provides immunity to a particular infectious disease.
9. It is also called fatality risk, this is the percentage of people who die from a disease compared with the total number of people who were diagnosed with the disease in a certain time frame.
10. It is “an outbreak of disease that spreads quickly and affects many individuals at the same time”.
11. “the avoidance of close contact with other people during the outbreak of a contagious disease in order to minimize exposure and reduce the transmission of infection.”
12. This is the city in China where the first case of COVID-19 was discovered.
13. These are the Government rules to limit contact between people to stop the spread of COVID-19. During this,everyone is asked to stay at home unless they had a reasonable excuse or need for leaving

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2. It is “to refrain from any contact with other individuals for a period of time (such as two weeks) during the outbreak of a contagious disease usually by remaining in one's home and limiting contact with family members.”
3. a machine designed to move air in and out of the lungs for a patient who is physically unable to breathe or who is not breathing well.
5. a family of viruses that include SARS (severe acute respiratory syndrome) and MERS (Middle East respiratory syndrome) as well as other respiratory illnesses.
6. It is a blood protein that the immune system makes as a response to an invader (pathogen), such as a virus.
7. It is “an individual who is highly contagious and capable of transmitting a communicable disease to an unusually large number of uninfected individuals".
8. no symptoms of disease. In the case of COVID-19, this means absence of fever, dry cough, sore throat, shortness of breath and body aches, among other less common symptoms
14. an abbreviation of “working from home” or “work from home.”

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4. One of the strongest typhoons in the Philippines. It brought flash floods, landslides, and storm surges and displaced more than 270,000 people in Regions I, II, III, Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR), and the National Capital Region (NCR).
6. It was the worst factory fire the Philippines has ever seen as it lasted for seven hours.
7. It is an epidemic spread to people through contact with infected body lice.
10. Considered as one of deadliest fire in Philippine history. It is ruled out as arson and they were able to determine that the fire started from a short-circuit in the ceiling between the fabric and furniture sections of the mall’s third level.
11. It is an emergency management term used to identify an incident involving human remains that can be located, identified and processed for final disposition by available response resources.
15. Creation of plans through which communities reduce vulnerability to hazards and cope with disasters
17. Catastrophic events that result from any of the Earth's natural phenomena
19. It overwhelms all local resources that are needed to find, identify, and process final disposition of all victims
20. Considered as one of the deadliest typhoon with a death toll of 465 people and damage worth ₱27.3 billion.

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1. A catastrophic event that is caused by a malfunction of a technology system.
2. In August 2010,a dismissed policeman armed with automatic rifle, seized the bus in Manila with mostly Hong Kong tourists in a bid to demand reinstatement. This resulted to 9 deaths.
3. It is the largest and most-destructive volcanic event in recorded history
5. a highly contagious respiratory disease in pigs caused by one of several swine influenza A viruses.
8. Extreme hazardous events that are caused by human beings
9. An infectious disease caused by the severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2.
12. A devastating global epidemic of bubonic plague that struck Europe and Asia in the mid-1300s
13. Considered the deadliest dam disaster in history. Heavy rainfall caused the dam to collapse, leading to a catastrophic flood.
14. It is any occurrence that causes damage, ecological disruption, loss of human life or deterioration of health and health services on a scale sufficient to warrant an extraordinary response from outside the affected community or area.
16. It is an event of serious magnitude, causing severe damage to life and property.
18. The focus is on tending to the survivors and not handling decedents.

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3. Leyenda del basquet con la que Nike esta sacando unos anuncios brutales.
9. Empieza con T, motivo por el cual si le ponen la canSión le da una depresión tonta y llorando lo comienSa a llamar.
11. Programa que escandalizaría hasta Adán y Eva primeros pobladores de la Isla.
15. Contiene la U, llevavas estos ositos en los 2000 y ahora entiendes porque pesaban tan poco
16. Contiene la Y, juguetito que succiona la conversación cuando os reunís más de 3 amigas.
17. Estrella Artista cuyo apellido empieza por M que por hacer un guiño a los toros se ha quedado tuerta como Juan José Padilla
19. Empieza por B, que él se haya puesto falda para defender una causa crea un gran revuelo.
20. Contiene la N, pasarla en un hotel de Tenerife tampoco está tan mal, total son unos 40 días…
22. Con la Z y con algo de actualidad, incendio en el vertedero de X que ha causado más revuelo por anular un partido de futbol que por el amianto.
23. Contiene la V, porque este mes, aunque lo intentes no te escapas, el amor está en el aire, Feliz San …

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1. Este mes celebramos el WomeninScience con un buen TT, así que nombra a científica más “radioactiva”
2. Empieza por H, edificio construido en 10 días
4. Empieza por A, antes de empezar con este crucigrama lávate las manos con este gel, si es que encuentras existencias en algún sitio...
5. Contiene la X, el echo de que UK diga bye bye a Europa
6. Empieza por C familia de bichitos que ha causado más paranoias que muertes.
7. En inglés y con D, era necesario que alguien nos dijera con cartelitos lo que importa y lo que no.
8. Espectáculo de futbol americano donde lo que más mola es el descanso.
10. Empieza por E, si fueses Cristofer… ¿qué gritarías por la playa?
12. crida Fallera Las fiestas en Valencia empiezan con este evento, pero ya no son lo mismo sin Rita y su Caloret. La crida…
13. Con que te diga que es la fiesta del cine español… ¿son los?
14. Empieza con P, película surcoreana ganadora de los Oscar y que parece que si no has visto no molas.
18. Solo dos letras para el reallty en el que esta edición las voces han quedado en un segundo plano.
20. Contiene la r, festividad en la que ese disfraz “en tu cabeza era espectacular” pero otros 40 han pensado lo mismo.
21. Contiene la I, a Miquel Montoro le “encanten”

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3. Hunde, Katzen und Fledermäuse gehören hier auf den Speiseplan
6. Ein traditionelles koffeinhaltiges Heißgetränk
9. Die Stadt in der es die ersten Corona-Toten gab
10. Welches Land ist – ähnlich wie früher Deutschland- in Asien voneinander getrennt in einen Nord-und Südstaat
11. Land mit der zweitgrößten Anzahl von Menschen
12. So nennt man die weltweite Verflechtung von Ländern
14. In Indien gehört man durch seine Geburt einer bestimmten GRUPPE an, die man in DIESEM Leben auch nicht mehr verlässt
16. Eine ehemalige britische Stadt-Kolonie, die sich so ähnlich anhört wie ein haushoher Affe
17. So nennt man Wirbelstürme in Asien
19. Das höchste und größte Gebirge
20. So heißt der dritte Punkt des 4-Punkte-Systems- nach-Marx
23. Daher kommt Samsung
25. Land mit der größten Anzahl von Menschen
26. Dort wurde die erste von zwei Atombomben in einem Krieg eingesetzt
27. Wenn in einem Klimadiagramm die Niederschlagssäulen die Temperaturkurve durchstoßen
28. In diesem Land haben die US-Amerikaner das erste Mal in ihrer Miltärgeschichte nicht gesiegt (1969-1974), aber mehr Bomben drauf geworfen als im ganzen 2ten Weltkrieg fielen
31. Eine Tat oder Handlung für die man in Indien mit einer höheren Wiedergeburt belohnt werden kann- eine Art Bonussystem
34. Das Tier, von dem der Coronavirus auf den Menschen übersprungen ist
35. Eine weltbekannte Gewürzmischung aus Indien
36. Daher kommen Firmen wie Yamaha, Panasonic und Sony
37. Es gibt eine sehr bedeutende, ehemalige Hauptstadt, durch die die Grenze zwischen Asien und Europa verläuft
39. Ein riesiges Inselreich

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1. Staatspräsident der Volksrepublik China (he is a she ;-))
2. So heißt der riesige Ozean, an dessen westlichem Ufer Asien liegt und an seinem östlichen Amerika
4. Wie nennt man die mit Wasser gefüllten Äcker zum Reisanbau
5. So heißt die Hauptstadt von China
6. Die Hauptstadt des Landes heißt Bangkok
7. Staatsform in China
8. Welches Tier genießt in Indien besondere Verehrung und behindert oft den Verkehr
13. Bangladesch und Indien produzieren sehr günstige Schuhe und Textilien, leider oft auch durch den Einsatz von
15. In Asien isst man nicht mit Messer und Gabel, sondern
18. Größter Kontinent
21. So nennt man ein Gericht aus rohem Fisch, das seinen Siegeszug um die Welt angetreten hat
22. Die älteste Weltreligion
24. Staatsform in Japan und Indien
29. Nach der Herberge in dieser Hauptstadt hat sich eine schreckliche Teeny-Band benannt
30. Die Grenze zwischen Euro und Asien verläuft in Russland entlang eines Flusses, der genauso heißt wie das Gebirge aus dem er kommt
32. So nennt man die Währung in Indien
33. Wenn in einem Klimadiagramm die Niederschlagssäulen unter der Temperaturkurve bleiben nennt man das Klima
38. In Asien lebt diese größte Katze

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4. Proceso de propagación de una enfermedad entre individuos.
5. Enfermedad causada por el coronavirus SARS-CoV-2, de origen zoonótico.
7. Organismo que vive a expensas de otro causando daño.
9. Fenómeno por el cual los microorganismos se vuelven resistentes a los antibióticos, favorecido por su uso en producción animal.
10. Enfermedad epidémica que se extiende a nivel mundial y afecta a varios países.
13. Pérdida de bosques que aumenta el riesgo de enfermedades zoonóticas.
16. Microorganismo o agente capaz de causar enfermedad.
17. Relación directa en la transmisión de agentes zoonóticos entre especies.
20. Organismo que transmite un agente causal de una zoonosis.
21. Organismo que alberga y permite la multiplicación de un patógeno.
22. Estrategias aplicadas para reducir el riesgo de zoonosis.
23. Actividad que incrementa la diseminación de zoonosis entre regiones.
24. Zoonosis bacteriana producida por Brucella spp.
27. Enfermedad bacteriana transmitida por la picadura de garrapatas.
28. Movimiento poblacional que favorece la dispersión de enfermedades zoonóticas.
30. Enfermedad zoonótica que aparece por primera vez en una población.
32. Enfermedad viral zoonótica, incluye la gripe aviar y porcina.
33. Medida preventiva que protege contra ciertas zoonosis.
34. Síndrome respiratorio de Oriente Medio, transmitido por camellos.
35. Zoonosis mantenida en animales salvajes.
36. Microorganismo procariota capaz de causar zoonosis.
39. Zoonosis que necesita varias especies en su ciclo de vida.
40. Transmisión por exposición física inmediata a un animal o persona infectada.

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1. Especie animal donde el patógeno persiste y se mantiene.
2. Enfermedad zoonótica que se manifiesta principalmente en inmunodeprimidos.
3. Zoonosis adquirida en actividades laborales relacionadas con animales.
6. Acceso permanente a alimentos inocuos y nutritivos.
8. Enfermedad viral mortal transmitida por mordedura de animales infectados.
11. Agente infeccioso acelular que solo se replica dentro de células vivas.
12. Zoonosis cuyo reservorio principal se encuentra en el ambiente o suelo.
14. Campo de la medicina que protege la salud de la colectividad.
15. Enfoque que integra la salud humana, animal y ambiental.
18. Virus zoonótico transmitido por murciélagos frugívoros, puede infectar a humanos y cerdos.
19. Enfermedad zoonótica que reaparece tras haber disminuido en incidencia.
25. Tipo de zoonosis causada por hongos.
26. Alteración ambiental que favorece la aparición de zoonosis emergentes.
29. Enfermedades transmitidas entre animales y humanos.
31. Síndrome respiratorio agudo grave de origen zoonótico.
37. Enfermedad viral hemorrágica transmitida por contacto con animales salvajes.
38. Fluido corporal que puede transmitir patógenos zoonóticos.

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4. Leyenda del basquet con la que Nike esta sacando unos anuncios brutales.
6. Estrella Artista cuyo apellido empieza por M que por hacer un guiño a los toros se ha quedado tuerta como Juan José Padilla
8. Empieza por A, antes de empezar con este crucigrama lávate las manos con este gel, si es que encuentras existencias en algún sitio...
10. Empieza por C familia de bichitos que ha causado más paranoias que muertes.
13. Programa que escandalizaría hasta Adán y Eva primeros pobladores de la Isla.
19. Solo dos letras para el reallty en el que esta edición las voces han quedado en un segundo plano.
20. crida Fallera Las fiestas en Valencia empiezan con este evento, pero ya no son lo mismo sin Rita y su Caloret. La crida…
21. Contiene la I, a Miquel Montoro le “encanten”
23. Con la Z y con algo de actualidad, incendio en el vertedero de X que ha causado más revuelo por anular un partido de futbol que por el amianto.
24. Empieza con P, película surcoreana ganadora de los Oscar y que parece que si no has visto no molas.

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1. Contiene la V, porque este mes, aunque lo intentes no te escapas, el amor está en el aire, Feliz San …
2. Con que te diga que es la fiesta del cine español… ¿son los?
3. Este mes celebramos el WomeninScience con un buen TT, así que nombra a científica más “radioactiva”
5. Contiene la N, pasarla en un hotel de Tenerife tampoco está tan mal, total son unos 40 días…
7. Empieza con T, motivo por el cual si le ponen la canSión le da una depresión tonta y llorando lo comienSa a llamar.
9. Contiene la U, llevavas estos ositos en los 2000 y ahora entiendes porque pesaban tan poco
11. Empieza por E, si fueses Cristofer… ¿qué gritarías por la playa?
12. Empieza por B, que él se haya puesto falda para defender una causa crea un gran revuelo.
14. Contiene la Y, juguetito que succiona la conversación cuando os reunís más de 3 amigas.
15. En inglés y con D, era necesario que alguien nos dijera con cartelitos lo que importa y lo que no.
16. Contiene la r, festividad en la que ese disfraz “en tu cabeza era espectacular” pero otros 40 han pensado lo mismo.
17. Espectáculo de futbol americano donde lo que más mola es el descanso.
18. Contiene la X, el echo de que UK diga bye bye a Europa
22. Empieza por H, edificio construido en 10 días

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2. why did ron get house points from dumbledore at the end of socrceror's stone?
4. when you're anemic you need more....
7. Kellogg's crosswtown rivals
8. these don't matter
10. slack channel that seems to be blowing up a lot these days
11. not everyone can afford silicon valley's most famous shoe brand
16. element in your body that gets depleted when you get stressed and don't sleep
17. "Being .... is an insult to oneself"
19. best taco bell item taking into account price to size ratio
20. what school still has finals right now?
21. does everyone from new england wear this clothing brand?
22. the fallacy we learned in strategy that relates to vertical integration
23. There's not a star in ___ that we can't reach
24. the r-word no one wants to say right now
27. she headlined coachella last year
28. apparently they are making the nation's website on coronavirus testing
31. the yogurt brand that just entered the oat milk market
33. richest woman in the world
35. to be or not to be that is the .....
37. you should change your toothbrush every ___ months
38. airport vineet canceled his flight to today
39. this writing utensil turned out to be magic with recruiting
40. the D in DFMO stands for

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1. first name of joe jonas's wife
3. what city in Spain did vineet go to taco bell in?
4. Trump's latest chief of staff is departing to be US special trade envoy to this country
5. season two of this netflix show is coming out in a few weeks (hint: dating ____)
6. vineet bought too many of this wine-based drink from costco once
9. trades under the ticker WORK, used by schools and businesses for communication
12. zac efron turned back to this age again in this classic romantic comedy
13. the founder of this chinese e-commerce company is donating masks and test to the US
14. the current fed funds rate
15. How many thousand miles do you need to fly to make United 1K?
17. olivia wilde's directorial debut
18. a dirty street in Austin
19. the only city you should be in on a saturday night
25. new preferred greeting is to bump your ....
26. the hotel in evanston
29. driving down 8th street in an off white ....
30. approximately how many residents are there of the SF bay area?
31. google's web browser
32. the road the beatles were famously photographed on
34. this exercise bike costs $2k
36. city where mezcal is made in Mexico
38. color of vineet's hair dryer

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2. This person allegedly "stole" the idea of Donald J. Trump.
4. Laughably bad ripoff of a famous penguin movie
6. "Between a rock and a hard place"
7. This 15-year-old Iowa boy is actually running for president...
9. The true testament of pure skill from a single video game
10. Is this even considered a hairstyle? According to TikTok, it is.
12. Main leader of Barnes and Noble at one point
14. Funny word considering that this word is kinda impossible to comprehend
15. Young chess prodigy who recently beat Magnus Carlsen, and made him quit
19. Person with the longest sentence ever recorded in the world
20. Recorded from Pennsylvania, NFL, coming in with Steely McBeam
23. You might be eating yoga mats in this restaurant.
25. Mmm...seriously go to England...mmm...and try it out
27. I think I saw Bill Wyman using this a few times
29. "I think, therefore I am."
32. A company kind of like Apple but has farmers revolting
33. May be the center of all center culture, especially claims about sexual misconduct
34. Welp, the title kinda gave away the quality of this movie.
35. "WE ARE OUTGUNNED, OUTMANNED, OUTNUMBERED, OUTPLANNED!"
36. A comedian known for saying the same sexual joke and expecting people to laugh at it

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1. I don't even have any context of this TikTok trend at this point
3. Many people use this symbol virtually, but never know the name of it.
5. An inspiration for the annual tradition of Manhattanhenge
8. "With great power comes with great responsibility."
11. Does this shape have zero or infinite sides?
13. Two remain after the fall of modern civilization as we know it
16. The Mary Sue of the Star Wars universe as we know it
17. The first coronavirus wasn't actually COVID-19, it was rather ________.
18. This title might be a little...
21. Originally a children's book to stave off boredom and was about a zebra eating Cheetos and a gorilla eating pizza
22. Decent at pretty much everything but master at none, we call them
24. an XML-based image or media used for basic graphic designs
26. On the internet, it's represented as more of a meme game.
28. What a shameless Jojo ripoff, memable to an extent
30. A totally reliable, not satirical news website at all. (yep.)
31. Some kinda arch seen in Japan, made in Japan, and only from Japan.

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3. Enzim yang dihasilkan oleh virus yang dapat memecahkan dinding sel bakteri disebut
5. Salah satu jenis virus yang dapat membunuh bakteri dan tersusun dari protein yang menyelubungi genom DNA atau RNA dan mereka memiliki struktur yang sederhana ataupun rumit disebut
8. Virus memiliki bentuk bulat yang terbagi menjadi dua yaitu bulat telanjang dan bulat sampul atau yang disebut
10. Bagian organ tubuh yang diserang oleh virus hepatitis dan menyebabkan penyakit herpes adalah
11. Kelompok virus yang komponen penyusunnya diselubungi oleh nukleokapsid disebut
14. Bergabungnya asam nukleat virus dengan asam nukleat bakteri yang akan membentuk profag disebut tahap
15. Pada daur lisogenik saat bakteri melakukan pembelahan, profag ikut membelah sehingga menghasilkan bakteri yang mengandung profag. Peristiwa tersebut terjadi sebelum tahap
17. Penyakit yang menyerang tanaman padi, sehingga mengganggu pertumbuhan tanaman dan menyebabkan kekerdilan. Penyebab penyakit ini adalah virus
18. Proses di mana materi genetik memasuki sel inang disebut
20. Virus hanya dapat hidup dalam sel inangnya atau disebut juga dengan sel
23. Virus apa yang berbentuk bulat seperti mahkota dan menjadi pandemi
26. Tahap replikasi virus yang diakhiri dengan fase pecahnya sel inang disebut
27. Virus apa yang menyerang sel-sel saraf manusia dan dapat menyebabkan polio
28. Dalam daur litik setelah virus memasuki sel inang, tahap berikutnya adalah
29. Virus yang asam nukleatnya tersusun atas DNA, berbentuk ikosahedral, nukleokapsidnya tidak diselubungi, dan memiliki 252 kapsomer ialah

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1. Apa nama family virus yang menyerang bagian pernapasan manusia dan hewan mamalia
2. Pada proses memperbanyak diri virus, apabila sel inang memiliki ketahanan yang tinggi maka virus melakukan siklus
4. Bagian dari sel yang digunakan oleh virus untuk mengenali materi genetiknya ke dalam sel inang adalah
6. Pada daur litik, ekor virus menempel di dinding sel bakteri Escherichia coli. Peristiwa tersebut terjadi pada fase
7. Virus yang asam nukleatnya terdiri atas DNA disebut
9. Pada saat lengkungannya berubah dan menyebabkan daya tahan sel bakteri berkurang maka daur lisogenik akan berubah menjadi daur litik sehingga produk akan berubah menjadi
12. Bagian dari sistem kekebalan tubuh yang berperan dalam melawan infeksi virus adalah
13. Ribosa dan deoksiribosa yang ada pada virus merupakan bentuk dari
14. Virus yang memiliki bentuk struktur sangat kompleks adalah
16. Virus yang menyerang sel darah putih jenis makrofag dan jaringan fibroblas adalah virus
19. Asam nukleat pada virus dibungkus oleh selaput protein yang dinamakan
21. Komponen utama penyusun kapsid pada virus berupa
22. Penyakit yang menyebabkan luka dingin pada bibir dan kelamin adalah
24. Asam nukleat pada virus yang diselubungi oleh kapsid disebut
25. Cabang ilmu biologi yang mempelajari tentang virus adalah

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2. larry's south african friend
10. this company made larry's watch
11. larry's favourite area of london
12. we failed to see caravaggio's painting here
15. box where Cat lives
16. sarah owens went to university here
18. famous US motorbike manufacturer
20. LSOs bike nickname
21. the manager of larry's restaurant
24. larry works here most springs
28. what we smoked in istanbul
30. valencian street artist
31. the sole news item
32. larry's TV weakness during the day
34. LSOs house number in Oliva
39. larry weighed this many lbs when he was born
40. larry's addiction
42. larry recently bought 13 of these
45. sexy star of SVU
46. where the guernica is
48. larry is reading a a book by this man
50. larry lived with this person for 8 years
52. the name of LSOs dad's dog
53. larry's temple
55. this country abuts peru to the south
57. this tribe made the big statue in living room
59. larry is reading a book about these
60. larry's headphones are made by...
61. larry's coffee cup was bought here
62. larry's word for the male member (on tours)
64. the cat's food

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1. LSOs bike name
3. larry was born here
4. larry has about 300 of these
5. 1930s architectural and artistic style
6. a famous artist LSO knows but has never met
7. every Sunday evening
8. larry has one of these, and Jera does not
9. oldest christian phase of Istanbul's history
13. this country abuts peru to the SE
14. grace and martyn live here
17. phoebe's alter ego in friends
19. young british artist larry can't stand
22. a platypus, for example
23. the oliva train only runs as far as here
25. a tractor maker turned carmaker
26. larry wants to ride around here
27. larry directs here
29. LSOs favourite artist
33. larry's most hated art movement
35. larry wants to see the next episode of this
36. painter of cistine chapel roof
37. the suffix for larry's website
38. cat flips over this
41. jera's musical weakness
43. church that became a mosque in istanbul
44. 1890-1910 architectural and artistic style
47. resulted in the meeting of era and larry
49. the old currency of spain
51. our first weekend break destination
54. larry's ancestor had a flat here 140 years ago
56. larry's restaurant
58. 90% of larry's pants are this colour
60. the factory under the peaky blinders' control
63. britain's trainer, apparently

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1. the term that generally refers to the gap between demographics and regions that have access technologies and those that don't
3. Algorithms over the years have progressively become more c______ and we still continue to face challenges with bias
6. The d___ we used to train the algorithms ultimately reflects on its inequalities, so biases can be accidentally be implemented into the algorithm based on what d___ it has been fed
7. Algorithms can be b_____ based on who builds them, how they are developed, and how they are used.
9. There is a widespread belief that smart artificial i_________ tools allowed computers to pose as humans and manipulate the public conversation
10. Algorithmic bias can be seen across many p_____, from social media, to search engines, and online retailers
12. Nearly 45% of the 200 million tweets discussing the coronavirus p________ were found to behave like computerized robots compared to humans and contributed hundreds of false narratives about the virus
13. Klapper argued that media has little power to i______ people and most of the time just reinforces our pre existing attitudes and beliefs.
15. AI development as an industry is dominated mainly by m__
16. Klapper believed that the only time media can influence people is when the media introduces a n__ idea or concept.
18. Bots or non human controlled accounts can also be classified as a________d accounts.
19. The digital divide is apparent in d_________ countries which have a lack of access to digital technology and internet services
20. According to 2019 studies, 5 million rural American household and 15 million urban households don't have access to broadband internet, according to this statistic, how many millions in America don't have broadband internet?

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2. There is significant i______y across the globe in telecommunication bandwidths. Venezuela and Paraguay have some of the lowest digital access speeds
4. Joseph Klapper proposed that "the media are more likely to reinforce than to c____".
5. Peoples attitudes, beliefs, and behavior was more likely to be influenced by schools, communites, religious institutions, and f______.
8. Bot accounts can spread m_______ information that can tarnish the views of people.
11. (TRUE OR FALSE) The Digital divide can exist between both those in rural areas AND urban areas
14. Klapper cites hundreds of studies to support his theory on reinforcement in his work called "The Effects of Mass C_________".
17. In 2018, Mark Z________ of facebook proposed that artificial intelligience would be the solution to the problem of digital disinformation by combating the sheer volute of computational propaganda.

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1. It takes a lot of ________ or courage to stand up in front of the English class and talk for a minute.
4. I need to do a _______ of the document so I can remember it before I take the test.
5. I had a ________ experience when I saw videos about the SZA concert, even though I never went.
8. My friend had a ____________ or evil plan of plotting to kill his enemy.
9. Cities on the coasts have lots of _______ trade or in other words, trade that happens over the ocean.
10. My friend is ________. One second she is happy and the other she is sad for no reason.
11. There was a _________ or a spread of an illness in the school. Everybody kept getting the same cold.
12. My friend is a _________ or productive worker. He finished all the month’s homework in one day.
13. After a morning of _______, sitting there and doing nothing, the dog later got the zoomies.
14. The peasant __________ or took the ruler's power.
19. The teacher is so __________ or hypocritical. He told us to get off our phones but soon after he went straight on his phone.
20. I always have __________ or respect for my teachers at school.
21. My friend had a ____ or foolish idea of adding more baking powder since the cupcakes ended up growing too big

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1. I hate when people write formal English essays using __________ or informal language.
2. My friend's _________ or weird behavior is what makes them most funny.
3. I _______ or persuaded my friend into buying me stuff by telling them I would get them ice cream.
4. I ___________ or converted my friend into my religion because I did not want to do it alone.
6. My homework is ________. The amount of it grows quickly throughout the week.
7. The Coronavirus Pandemic caused a________ or state of distress for almost the whole world.
14. Our friend group will never undergo a ______ or in other words, will never break up or be divided.
15. On the test, it may ask you to answer __________ or in a simplified way.
16. I strongly ______ or disapproved of my mom’s decision to take my phone away.
17. Though I got recommended for an AP class, I need my teachers to _______ or help me with literally everything because like what is going on.
18. I _______ or put up with the action of sitting next to the kid I did not like in class
22. Though I really thought I was right, I _______ to or agreed with the teacher’s response because they knew what they were doing.

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3. (FIP) A disease caused by coronavirus that leads to organ failure
5. teeth should be ____________
7. choose a _______________ cat regardless of the type
10. when grooming short hair cats you can use a _________________
11. Start ___________________ cats early at about four months of age
12. Caused by ingestion of contaminated feces in kittens between 4 and 12 weeks of age
14. (FHV)A respiratory virus infection caused by a DNA virus
15. what does DSH stand for?
16. Relatively new breed resulting from Burmese x American Shorthair
18. require a host other than the cat for development
20. Infection occurs when larvae is ingested from contaminated food or water, or when larvae penetrates the skin
23. Very sociable cat that needs the company of others White paws are characteristic of this breed.
25. nose should be cool and slightly ___________
28. Caused by a parvovirus or DNA virus - primarily affects young cats younger than 16 weeks of age and has a 75% death rate
29. Check ears for __________ and apply ear drops if they are present
31. Oldest natural breed in North America, native American origin Large‐sized cats that reaches 12 ‐18 pounds

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1. Also known as a Domestic shorthair Came to U.S. with English settlers
2. what does DLH stand for?
4. (FUS)Range from mild inflammation to blockage of urethra, uremic poisoning, and death
6. gums should be pale _____________
8. ingesting eggs passed in the feces of an infected animal or in the case of kittens from the milk of infected mother cat
9. Small to medium sized cat oval eyes and curves or rippling hair coat Must be kept indoors because it lacks guard hairs to protect it from the elements
13. docile, quiet, composed, and get their name because they show little signs of fear or pain & take a floppy posture when handled
17. eyes should be ______________________
19. Contracted from eating raw meat or contaminated feces
21. Excessive tear production or blockage of drainage canals that drain tears to the nasal cavity causing the tears to overflow at the inner corner of the eyes
22. Known for one‐on‐one devotion to one person even within the family. Eye color is always deep blue and head forms an equilateral triangle from the nose to the tips of the ears
24. avoid cats with signs of ___________
26. clean, _____________ coat that is free of mats
27. Require daily grooming to avoid tangles and knots in their fur & regular bathing to remove excess oil from the coat
30. long hair cats need ____________ grooming

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1. Totale opbrengsten = totale kosten
5. Freelancers hebben geen arbeidsovereenkomst, maar een overeenkomst van ...
6. Deze heb je pas op het moment dat je bijv. na een verkoop ook echt geld binnen krijgt.
8. Aan de linkerkant van de balans staan de ... en aan de rechterkant de schulden en het EV.
9. De somformule gebruik je voor de eindwaarde van een ...
10. Een stichting heeft géén ... , maar een vereniging wel.
12. Bij een ... lening wordt het rentedeel steeds kleiner en het aflossingsdeel steeds groter.
15. Uitstel van betaling.
17. Je trouwt automatisch in ... gemeenschap van goederen.
18. Product, prijs, promotie en ...
21. Als je terug rekent bij sparen, bereken je de ... waarde.
22. Bij deze rechtsvorm zijn de aandelen in handen van een besloten groep.
26. Afnemers krijgen een maand krediet. Dit zijn verkopen op ...
28. Moet altijd worden ontbonden via de rechter.
29. Dit leidt op de balans tot een toename van het eigen vermogen.
31. Kun je gebruiken voor de analyse van een bedrijf.
32. Heeft als enige oprichtingseis het inschrijven bij de KvK.
34. Het percentage van de hoogste schijf waarin iemands inkomen valt, noemen we de ... belastingdruk.
36. Als KLM medewerkers ontslaat omdat ze verlies draaien door het coronavirus, gaat de ontslagroute via het ...
37. Het saldo ontvangsten en uitgaven leidt op de balans tot een verandering in de ... middelen.
38. Je hebt het recht om aandelen tegen een vooraf afgesproken prijs te kopen.
39. Een hypotheek is een voorbeeld van een lening met ....
41. Een voorbeeld van een aftrekpost in box 1.

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2. Je doelgroep opsplitsen in kleinere groepen.
3. Dit gesprek tussen werkgever en werknemer is tweezijdig.
4. Overeenkomst om niet.
7. Bij een lineaire lening is de aflossing steeds ....
11. Machtigste orgaan binnen de NV.
13. We hebben familie de .... gevolgd bij 'geldzaken'.
14. Eindvoorraad = beginvoorraad + ... - inkoopwaarde vd omzet.
16. Zo heet de methode die we gebruiken.
19. 'rente op rente' = .... interest.
20. De loonkosten voor de werkgever bestaan uit het brutoloon + het werkgeversaandeel in de ... lasten.
22. Omzet - Inkoopwaarde vd omzet = ...
23. Ondernemen gericht op uitvoering.
24. De btw die je als ondernemer ontvangt, moet je afdragen aan de ...
25. Met aandelen heb je recht op ...
27. De waardevermindering van vaste activa.
30. Je hebt producten al ontvangen van je leverancier, maar je moet hem nog betalen.
33. Bij deze vormen van aanvaarden, erf je alle bezittingen en schulden van de overledene.
35. Staatspensioen
38. Bij marktplaats hebben ze met name dit soort transacties.
40. Vooruitbetaalde bedragen staan aan de ...-kant van de balans.

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2. It is an emergency management term used to identify an incident involving human remains that can be located, identified and processed for final disposition by available response resources.
9. It was the worst factory fire the Philippines has ever seen as it lasted for seven hours.
10. A devastating global epidemic of bubonic plague that struck Europe and Asia in the mid 1300s.
11. It is the largest and most-destructive volcanic event in recorded history.
12. One of the strongest typhoons in the Philippines. It brought flash floods, landslides, and storm surges and displaced more than 270,000 people in Regions I, II, III, Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR), and the National Capital Region (NCR).
14. The focus is on tending to the survivors and not handling decedents.
15. An infectious disease caused by the severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2.
17. Extreme hazardous events that are caused by human beings.
19. A catastrophic event that is caused by a malfunction of a technology system.
20. It is any occurrence that causes damage, ecological disruption, loss of human life or deterioration of health and health services on a scale sufficient to warrant an extraordinary response from outside the affected community or area.

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1. Creation of plans through which communities reduce vulnerability to hazards and cope with disasters.
3. A highly contagious respiratory disease in pigs caused by one of several swine influenza A viruses.
4. Catastrophic events that result from any of the Earth's natural phenomena
5. In August 2010,a dismissed policeman armed with automatic rifle, seized the bus in Manila with mostly Hong Kong tourists in a bid to demand reinstatement. This resulted to 9 deaths.
6. It is an event of serious magnitude, causing severe damage to life and property.
7. Considered the deadliest dam disaster in history. Heavy rainfall caused the dam to collapse, leading to a catastrophic flood.
8. It is an epidemic spread to people through contact with infected body lice.
13. It overwhelms all local resources that are needed to find, identify, and process final disposition of all victims
16. Considered as one of the deadliest typhoon with a death toll of 465 people and damage worth ₱27.3 billion.
18. Considered as one of deadliest fire in Philippine history. It is ruled out as arson and they were able to determine that the fire started from a short-circuit in the ceiling between the fabric and furniture sections of the mall’s third level.

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1. Which is the only Indian company to feature in the Fortune’s ‘Top-20 Big Companies to Work For’ list in 2020(Use abbreviation)
3. Which Indian states topped the SKOCH State of Governance 2019 ranking
9. Name the Indian Senior advocate who has been appointed the Queen's Counsel for the courts of England and Wales
13. adjudged India's cleanest city for the fourth time in a row
14. India's space agency has unveiled a robot that will travel to space later this year as part of an unmanned mission. What is the name of the Robot
15. ‘We Think Digital’ is a digital literacy program of which global technological company
18. The naval version of indigenous Light Combat Aircraft, LCA Tejas, made its first successful landing on the aircraft carrier
19. Who was appointed as the first Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) of India and assumed office from 1 January 2020(Use full name)
20. Rishi Sunak recently became the first Indian-origin Finance Minister of which country(Use abbreviation)
22. According to a survey by The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), how many Indian cities have been listed in the top 10 of the world's fastest-growing cities
23. According to the Henley Passport Index which country has the most powerful index
24. According to New research from the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI), which of the following countries is world's largest arms producer( Use abbreviation)
25. Ritesh Agarwal, who was named as the world's second youngest billionaire, is the founder of which Indian start-up company

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2. Joshna Chinappa and Saurav Ghosal are associated with which sport
4. Which state governments has declared 2020 as the year of Artificial Intelligence
5. Which is the only Bollywood movie to win 13 Filmfare Awards
6. Which Indian player was recently named ‘Player of the Year for 2019’, by the International Hockey Federation
7. As per the ‘Hurun Global Rich List 2020’, which country has the highest number of billionaires
8. Which country is world’s biggest palm oil importer
10. On a new Social Mobility Index compiled by the World Economic Forum, which of the following countries has topped the chart
11. Who won the Best Actor award at Golden Globes 2020
12. ‘Kambala’, which was in news recently, is a traditional sport of which state
16. Bob Iger, who resigned recently , was the Chief Executive Officer of which global firm for 15 years
17. Prince William announced "the most prestigious environment prize in history" to encourage new solutions to tackling climate change. Name the prize
21. The Diamond Princess cruise ship, which witnessed the largest coronavirus outbreak, was quarantined in which country

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2. Earthquakes in this US territory further crippled an island still dealing with hurricane damage from 2017
6. Reports of this North Korean dictator’s demise in April were greatly exaggerated.
8. First arriving in May, these visitors from Japan were big in the Pacific Northwest and can destroy honeybee colonies quickly
9. A blue star located in this galaxy has vanished without the expected supernova explosion, stumping scientists
10. This seemingly random storm tore across Nebraska and Iowa with little warning of its severity. Cedar Rapids remains devastated by its effects
14. This Australian airline broke its records with the fastest-selling tickets in the company’s history for a ‘flight to nowhere.’
15. Specifically for the wildfires in California, this rare phenomenon occurred terrifying everyone and coming in second as nightmare fuel only to its brother the Sharknado
16. Starting in Australia and occurring intensely in the western US, this annual occurrence was also notably more intense than usual this year
19. This major US military headquarters released images of an actual UFO – and this still wasn’t enough to make the major headlines.
20. The saying used to go “<diety> willing,” now is often replaced with this truncated virus name

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1. With the implementation of the lockdown, we found nature returning to the cities. Though the internet told a number of tales, these animals were on video in the town square of a major Thai city, upset that there were no tourists to feed them.
3. A massive explosion in this Lebanese city shocked the world when it endured a blast which could cost $10-15 billion to repair
4. Civil Unrest across the United States occurred after this government division murdered unarmed black American citizens
5. Prank, artistic statement, or messages from our alien overlords? These started showing up in the waning months of 2020 and disappeared just as mysteriously.
7. This exotic Netflix show became an overnight sensation as people entered lockdown and were desperate enough to watch anything.
11. These giant storms from the south had a particularly busy year this year. Also, a tasty mixed beverage
12. This common substance on Earth was found somewhere astonishing…. The Moon.
13. The Summer Olympic games, which were to be held in this city, were cancelled due to Coronavirus concerns. The last time the games were cancelled/postponed was in 1944 due to WW2.
17. China stood by to aid Pakistan with the plague of locusts by offering to send 100,000 of these animals to eat the insects
18. This ongoing disaster really started off the year of horror, after previously devastating a hundred years prior

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5. A virus takes many mutations to allow a disease to make the ____ from animal to human and then from human to human
9. First drug approved by the FDA to treat COVID-19
12. A parasitic nematode that lives in the muscle of cod, haddock and other fish
14. An organism that seeks out and lives off a host
16. Mammals that were infected with the SARS-CoV virus by Chinese horseshoe bats
17. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) notes that ___ out of every ten infectious diseases in people are zoonotic in origin
18. Originally a viral disease of dogs, similar to a distemper virus
19. The _____ Seafood Wholesale Market is believed to be the source of COVID-19.
21. The vector that carries and transmits the bacterium Yersinia pestis
22. Viral disease transmitted to humans from certain species of fruit bats in Africa
23. The vector that carries and transmits the West Nile virus.
24. This ongoing pandemic, according to the WHO, “is probably the major example of a zoonosis that emerged in the 20th century”
25. The disease caused by the bacterium Borrelia burgdorferi, transmitted by ticks
26. A strain of this virus was responsible for the Spanish Flu epidemic

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1. A family of viruses that can cause respiratory illnesses such as the common cold, severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) and Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS)
2. A popular raw food that puts people at risk for acquiring a parasitic worm.
3. A viral disease on the CDC list that has been identified as one of the most concern in the U.S., caused by _____ lyssavirus
4. What diseases transmitted by an animal to a human are called
6. Also known as the Black Death, this pandemic caused up to 200 million deaths between the years 1346 and 1353
7. The SARS virus became capable of being transmitted from human to human via ____ secretions
8. A vector carries and _____ a disease but does not itself have the disease
10. Virus that entered into the human population from a subspecies of African chimpanzees
11. Name for the “animal” transmitting the bacterium or virus to a human
13. Disease that was originally a cowpox virus that jumped to humans and then mutated to a form that was distinct from cowpox
15. Type of meat consumed in Africa that can cause transmission of this virus
18. Attribute of a virus that allow them to cross from one species to another
20. Slaughtered animals releasing blood and other liquids onto the market floors led to these markets being called ___ markets

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3. Which country voted to join the European union on the 22nd of January 2012
7. What is the largest electricity producer utility of Africa which implemented rolling blackouts for the first time on 22nd of January 2007
9. In 2006, on January 22nd, Evo Morales was inaugurated as the first ___ President of Bolivia
10. The only daily independent publishing newspaper in which country was able to re start publishing on the 22nd of January 2004 after having been banned
12. The first travel quarantine to do with coronavirus was announced on the 22nd of January 2020 in which city in China
13. January 22nd, 2021, the Treaty on the Prohibition of ___ ___ (7,7) officially came into force
17. Which 10 things I hate about you, Brokeback Mountain actor (5,6) died from an overdose on the 22nd of January 2008
19. Nominees for what awards were announced on the 22nd of January 2019
20. On January 22nd, 2016, what streaming platform announced its expansion into 130 new countries
21. January 22nd, 2009 marked the first time that a European spacecraft successfully landed on the surface of which Saturn moon
22. On the 22nd of January 2013 which royal gave a public apology for a nude romp in Vegas

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1. Taylor Swift meets who for the first time on the 22nd of January 2024 (5,5)
2. A 7.9 magnitude earthquake hits west of which town in Papua New Guinea, beneath Bougainville Island on the 22nd of January 2017
4. What does 2003 and 2025 have in common
5. On the 22nd of January 2018 DeMarcus Cousins becomes the first player since 1972 to get a 40-20-10 triple double in what sport
6. On the 22nd of January 2010 Conan O'Brian airs his last episode in the ___ show after controversy
8. Protests against prime minister Sali Berisha begin the political crisis in which Balkan country on the 22nd of January 2011
11. Which city, known as the 'north pole' of China, hits record low temperature on the 22nd of January 2023
14. On the 22nd of January 2015 the ECB announced they’d be releasing 1 trillion of these
15. Water vapour is detected on which dwarf planet on the 22nd of January 2014
16. Which country and France celebrated the 40th anniversary of their friendship in Versailles on the 22nd of January 2003
18. What is the surname of the famous couple married on the 22nd of January 2005

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3. I often watch Japanese YouTube videos with the ________ function added so that I can understand.
4. Often characters give ________s on the stage to reveal their thoughts and feelings to the audience.
5. The ______ team won the basketball championship with their exceptional teamwork and skills.
7. He spoke in _____, which bored the audience.
9. Humans, bears, and raccoons are _____ because we eat both animals and plants.
10. People are trying to find ways to _____ getting coronavirus during the pandemic.
12. The submarine slowly began to _____ into the depths of the ocean, exploring the mysterious underwater world.
14. The _____ man practiced for days for his job interviews, desperate to land a job.
17. The scale of destruction caused by the earthquake was ______, leaving entire communities devastated.
18. _____ are only visible when under a microscope.
20. Sam had to leave the classroom because he ____ in class.
21. The family suffered from ______ as their grandfather had passed away all of a sudden.
23. The old lady at the park was speaking _____ to Johnny so he looked confused.
26. He was often _____ as a bully just because of his appearance.
27. _____ communication, such as eye contact and gestures, is important when giving a speech.
28. Planes can ______ people and goods across the world everywhere.
29. The story was told by the ______ narrator, which made it very fun to read since I got to know what every character was thinking.
30. The _____ is easier to balance on since it has an extra wheel.
31. The nurse used a ______ to measure my temperature.

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1. In today's digital age, social media has become _____ in people's lives, influencing how we communicate and interact with each other.
2. The winner of the _____ round advances to the finals.
6. I wanted to ask Ms. Chang to _____ the essay due date to next week until I realized we had Spring Break.
7. She _____ the ingredients for the recipe and ended up with an overly salty dish that was almost inedible.
8. After he graduated university, he went into _____ studies
11. My brother was _____ if he had passed the test as it was very difficult.
13. ______ lines can never meet; they run alongside each other forever.
15. The cat stopped _____ and was hesitant to cross the road.
16. I had to _____ the oven before putting in my cookies.
19. The patient remained _____ in the recovery room, gradually regaining awareness after the surgery.
22. Winning the lottery is an ________ occurance.
24. The orphanage was in a _____ condition unlike they had advertised in their brochure.
25. The whole town was destroyed and needed rebuilding _______.

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3. Getting rid of this exception in the disability aid will affect 750,000 Americans.(Pg.6-9)
8. Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker and what other person were called to be jailed for "Failing to protect ICE officers"?(Pg.4-7)
9. The Church of [...] recruited its first women as their archbishop.(Pg.8-11)
10. Mark Sanchez was charged with [...] battery over a fight with a truck driver. (Pg.7-10)
16. Trump wants meidators of which country to consider his 20-point peace proposal?(Pg.4-7)
17. Police broken up a gang known for stealing phones from which group of people and shipping them to China?(Pg.8-11)
20. Trump is potentially planning a drug seizure operation in this country.(Pg.16-19)
21. What age group are twice as likely to develop long Covid after a second coronavirus infection?(Pg.21-24)
22. Playing an instrument could dull your sense of what?(Pg.20-23)
23. What AI website is taking storm of social media, specifically tiktok.(Pg.20-23)
24. Who issued the call for them to be jailed?(Pg.3-6)
25. According to Schwarzenegger, lots of young men spend their time on what?(Pg.7-10)

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1. 70-year old man encountered what animal while on a walk with his dog?(Pg.5-8)
2. A bronze statue of Trump and [...] was returned to the National Mall in Washington D.C.(Pg.16-19)
4. This country held its first election since its dictator was ousted 10 months ago.(Pg.9-12)
5. Where was the man that was arrested because his Halloween decorations constitute "terroristic threatening"?(Pg.5-8)
6. How long has the Gaza conflict been going on?(Pg.5-8)
7. Who filed a lawsuit against Colorado's ban on conversion therapy?(Pg.6-9)
11. What precentage of voters believe that the shutdown was Trumps fault?(Pg.4-7)
12. The Miami Herald says that the NFL's choice of Bad Bunny is "a [...] act".(Pg.14-17)
13. A resident in which state was sentenced after attempting to assassinate Brett Kavanaugh?(Pg.7-10)
14. Which Puerto Rican reggaeton superstar is preforming aSuper Bowl6 Superbowl? (Pg.14-17)
15. People in which country have protested against Pro-Palestinian demonstrations?(Pg.8-11)
18. A new social app where "Everything is fake".(Pg.21-24)
19. Trump administration deported Spanish jouranilist known for doing what at ICE raids?(Pg.7-10)

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3. Es un procedimiento realizado para drenar el líquido que se encuentra en el espacio entre el revestimiento externo de los pulmones (pleura) y la pared torácica.
5. Abertura en frente del cuello que se hace durante un procedimiento de emergencia o una cirugía planeada.
6. Es una especialidad de la fisioterapia que se encarga del tratamiento, prevención y estabilización de las diferentes enfermedades del aparato respiratorio o cualquiera que interfiera en su correcto funcionamiento, con el fin de mantener o mejorar la función respiratoria.
8. Infección en uno o ambos pulmones. Causa que los alvéolos pulmonares se llenen de líquido o pus.
14. Es un tratamiento de prescripción médica en el que se administra oxígeno en concentraciones elevadas con la finalidad de prevenir o tratar la deficiencia de oxígeno (hipoxia) en la sangre, lás células y los tejidos del organismo.
16. Es un grupo de enfermedades pulmonares que dificultan la respiración y empeoran con el tiempo.
18. Es una infección pulmonar común en niños pequeños y bebés, que causa inflamación y congestión en las pequeñas vías respiratorias (bronquiolos) del pulmón.
19. Afección en la que las vías respiratorias de una persona se inflaman, estrechan y producen mayores cantidades de mucosa de lo normal, lo que dificulta la respiración.

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1. Inflamación de los conductos bronquiales, las vías respiratorias que llevan oxígeno a sus pulmones.
2. Constituye una de las medidas terapéuticas más utilizadas en el ámbito hospitalario. Su objetivo primordial consiste en la corrección del equilibrio hidroelectrolítico alterado.
4. Enfermedad respiratoria contagiosa provocada por los virus de la influenza que infectan la nariz, la garganta y en algunos casos los pulmones.
7. Es una grave lesión en el tórax. Estos pueden afectar diversas zonas entre las que se encuentran: La pared ósea del tórax, los pulmones, la pleura, el diafragma, y el contenido del mediastino.
9. Es una enfermedad infecciosa causada por una bacteria llamada "Mycobacterium Tuberculosis".
10. Es la ausencia de oxígeno suficiente en los tejidos como para mantener las funciones corporales.
11. Familia de virus que causan enfermedades (desde el resfriado común hasta enfermedades respiratorias más graves) y circulan entre humanos y animales.
12. Tipo de enfermedad pulmonar obstructiva crónica (EPOC).
13. Consiste en dar palmadas, de una manera rítmica, con las manos huecas. El objetivo que persigue es desalojar mecánicamente las secreciones espesas adheridas a las paredes bronquiales.
15. Balance que mantiene el organismo entre ácidos y bases con el objetivo de mantener un pH constante.
17. Es una forma para ayudar a tratar los problemas respiratorios debido a la inflamación y al exceso de mucosidad en las vías respiratorias de los pulmones.

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2. People are self-isolating in order to flatten this in order to alleviate the hospitals being swarmed by COVID-19 infected cases right now.
5. This creature is said to be the root cause of COVID-19 after a young man made sweet, consensual love to it. Note: this information is 100% factual and not fake at all.
6. This generation is widely criticized for hoarding medical supplies during this time of crisis and are also extremely susceptible to click bait on social media wherein they typically repost 90% of the time in order to “avoid bad luck for 10 years”.
7. If you’re a right wing extremist, this media outlet is what you jerk off to every night before bed. (2 words)
10. A state, period, or place of isolation in which people or animals that have arrived from elsewhere or been exposed to infectious or contagious disease are placed and often results in the development of semi-serious drinking problems due to lack of stimulation.
12. I’ve gained 6 lbs in the last 2 weeks due largely in part to this alcoholic beverage.
13. Hospitals are in very short supply of these right now because insane and self-important people from a certain age group have hoarded them.

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1. Scientists are working tirelessly to create this solution to combat future cases of COVID-19.
3. People will likely have to resort to things like coffee filters once they run out of this. (2 words)
4. An infectious disease with flu-like symptoms overtaking the globe.
8. A widely popular streaming service previously used for entertainment and teenage makeout sessions but is now a necessity to maintain sanity.
9. This article of clothing is the most popular choice for most Americans right now and they probably desperately need to be laundered as we speak.
11. This racist, misogynistic, textbook narcissist was elected in 2016 to rule the free world and has done absolutely nothing but divide the country he’s supposed to be uniting while also ignoring the basic needs of 99% of the population and ignoring the undeniable science behind COVID-19 which has led to the medical and financial crisis we will all be recovering from for the next 5-10 years.

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2. A legislative act that gives universities rights to intellectual property generated from federal funding.
9. Used an analogy of a ship saying that a ship inherently requires one person who calls all the shots.
12. In environmental issues, this kind of people have the opinion to use science to charge forward, they are confident that technology will solve all the problems.
13. Observation, inquiry, and striving to understand our surroundings, then employing that understanding to improve life
14. Seeks to stay removed from policy and politics but recognizes that decision makers require the judgment of experts and focuses on positive scientific questions posed by decision makers.
16. A branch in the government involved in making policies that involves the President of the United States.
17. A decision, a commitment to a course of action.
18. When an event or issue takes on a political polarization.

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1. Research in this area needs good policies in place to prevent unethical practices. Has a high potential to treat many diseases and involves the research of cells derived from an early stage of development.
3. China has a recent rapid growth in this area. Many jobs could potentially be taken over by this. Also used as a means of surveillance
4. A virus strain responsible for widespread infections throughout the world, COVID-19 is this type of virus.
5. A financial contribution from a government to support economic or social policy.
6. Progression of science and technology that increases efficiency, convenience, and widespread distribution. A good example is AI and how it has improved and how it will improve greatly in the next few years.
7. Something that has the potential to be harmful, even if there hasn't been significant studies to prove that, an action is taken to prevent further harm while research is continued to determine if its potential for harm is true or not.
8. Chosen by the president and includes things like the Department of Energy, the Department of Defense, and the Department of Agriculture and play a role in advising the President on Policy matters in their respective fields.
10. A provider of data focused on decisions at hand but that is not attached to the decisions outcome.
11. The father of environmental justice, who illustrates the inequality of environmental consequences in the US.
15. ability to influence the importance placed on the topics of the public agenda, it has been the topic of much empirical research stretching back to the 1960s

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3. A provider of data focused on decisions at hand but that is not attached to the decisions outcome.
4. Observation, inquiry, and striving to understand our surroundings, then employing that understanding to improve life
5. When an event or issue takes on a political polarization.
7. A decision, a commitment to a course of action.
8. The father of environmental justice, who illustrates the inequality of environmental consequences in the US.
9. Used an analogy of a ship saying that a ship inherently requires one person who calls all the shots.
13. Seeks to stay removed from policy and politics but recognizes that decision makers require the judgment of experts and focuses on positive scientific questions posed by decision makers.
14. A virus strain responsible for widespread infections throughout the world, COVID-19 is this type of virus.
16. In environmental issues, this kind of people have the opinion to use science to charge forward, they are confident that technology will solve all the problems.
17. Progression of science and technology that increases efficiency, convenience, and widespread distribution. A good example is AI and how it has improved and how it will improve greatly in the next few years.
18. ability to influence the importance placed on the topics of the public agenda, it has been the topic of much empirical research stretching back to the 1960s

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1. A legislative act that gives universities rights to intellectual property generated from federal funding.
2. Something that has the potential to be harmful, even if there hasn't been significant studies to prove that, an action is taken to prevent further harm while research is continued to determine if its potential for harm is true or not.
6. China has a recent rapid growth in this area. Many jobs could potentially be taken over by this. Also used as a means of surveillance
10. Chosen by the president and includes things like the Department of Energy, the Department of Defense, and the Department of Agriculture and play a role in advising the President on Policy matters in their respective fields.
11. Research in this area needs good policies in place to prevent unethical practices. Has a high potential to treat many diseases and involves the research of cells derived from an early stage of development.
12. A financial contribution from a government to support economic or social policy.
15. A branch in the government involved in making policies that involves the President of the United States.

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2. A legislative act that gives universities rights to intellectual property generated from federal funding.
9. Used an analogy of a ship saying that a ship inherently requires one person who calls all the shots.
12. In environmental issues, this kind of people have the opinion to use science to charge forward, they are confident that technology will solve all the problems.
13. Observation, inquiry, and striving to understand our surroundings, then employing that understanding to improve life
14. Seeks to stay removed from policy and politics but recognizes that decision makers require the judgment of experts and focuses on positive scientific questions posed by decision makers.
16. A branch in the government involved in making policies that involves the President of the United States.
17. A decision, a commitment to a course of action.
18. When an event or issue takes on a political polarization.

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1. Research in this area needs good policies in place to prevent unethical practices. Has a high potential to treat many diseases and involves the research of cells derived from an early stage of development.
3. China has a recent rapid growth in this area. Many jobs could potentially be taken over by this. Also used as a means of surveillance
4. A virus strain responsible for widespread infections throughout the world, COVID-19 is this type of virus.
5. A financial contribution from a government to support economic or social policy.
6. Progression of science and technology that increases efficiency, convenience, and widespread distribution. A good example is AI and how it has improved and how it will improve greatly in the next few years.
7. Something that has the potential to be harmful, even if there hasn't been significant studies to prove that, an action is taken to prevent further harm while research is continued to determine if its potential for harm is true or not.
8. Chosen by the president and includes things like the Department of Energy, the Department of Defense, and the Department of Agriculture and play a role in advising the President on Policy matters in their respective fields.
10. A provider of data focused on decisions at hand but that is not attached to the decisions outcome.
11. The father of environmental justice, who illustrates the inequality of environmental consequences in the US.
15. ability to influence the importance placed on the topics of the public agenda, it has been the topic of much empirical research stretching back to the 1960s

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5. Je suis un virus très résistant dans l'environnement et je suis très contagieux. On me reconnait spécifiquement car je cause souvent des ulcères dans la bouche.
6. Maladie se transmettant via les selles et la salive. Je suis une maladie très commune chez les chatons et je suis responsable d'atteinte neurologique (ataxie cérébelleuse). Je peux causer un décès en 48-72 heures.
9. Je suis une zoonose. Je suis une bactérie qui se transmet via les griffures et les morsures. On me surnomme communément maladie de la griffure du chat.
10. Je suis un parasite zoonotique. Je suis le parasite que craigne les femmes enceintes (risque avortement, malformation fœtale). Le chat peut s'infecter s'il chasse ou mange de la viande crue.

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1. Je suis un parasite se logeant dans le coeur pour me développer. J'affecte grandement les canidés, je peux tout de même affecter le chat, mais dans de très rare cas.
2. Je suis une maladie provoquant le cancer du sang. Je suis une maladie mortelle et incurable. Je me transmet par la salive, et contact prolongé.
3. Il n'existe aucun traitement ni vaccin pour me combattre. Il existe toutefois un test de dépistage. Je me transmet le plus souvent lors de bagarre entre chats.
4. Je suis probablement la maladie la plus commune chez les chats. Je me transmet via les sécrétions et les aérosols. Je suis extrêmement contagieuse. Je suis de l'ordre des herpes virus. Le chat demeure porteur pour le restant de sa vie.
7. Je suis un type de coronavirus qui se développe en la maladie dans seulement 5% des cas. Je peux développer la forme humide ou la forme sèche de la maladie.
8. Je suis une maladie zoonotique mortelle provenant principalement d'animaux sauvages infectés. Je cause des symptômes d'ordre neurologique et je peux provoquer des changements de comportement. Je suis une maladie à déclaration

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1. Know Your IX, along with the ACLU, filed a lawsuit to block provisions of the Department of Education’s harmful ____ rule, which slashed schools’ obligations to respond to reports of sexual harassment and assault.
5. The policy team successfully coordinated a virtual ____ during the Youth Activist Institute, which garnered 121 phone calls to 72 Members of Congress about 8 federal bills that advance young people’s reproductive and sexual health and rights (2 words).
7. We supported a youth fellow at the New Orleans Abortion Fund, AOL youth activists, and state partners to canvass, educate, and build strategy in pushing back against a harmful ballot initiative in the state of _____.
8. We helped lead the coalition strategy to submit over 7,000 public comments in opposition to the harmful proposed rule to expand the Global ______ (2 words).

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2. We’ve added ___ staff to the policy team in the last six months!
3. Helped lead the introductions of multiple federal bills, including two new bills: the Abortion is Healthcare Everywhere Act and the Supporting Survivors of Sexual ____ in Schools Act.
4. Advocates, in partnership with URGE, led a sign-on letter targeting Senate and House Leadership to prioritize the health, safety, and well-being of young people in the ____ Relief Bill. It garnered the endorsement of 80 organizations and nearly 800 young people and was read into the record in a congressional hearing on COVID.
5. In the beginning of the pandemic, we had to switch gears quickly and hosted a successful NYHAAD Congressional Briefing, with a virtual panel that featured youth activists and staff from the office of Congresswoman Barbara _____.
6. The policy team has signed onto over 75 sign-on letters, amicus briefs, and endorsed over 30 federal ____ in the last year.
9. We officially launched the Youth ____ Access Table, in partnership with URGE and If/When/How, to develop new policy advocacy, culture shift, and power building strategies to eliminate forced parental involvement and ensure young people’s unencumbered access to confidential abortion care.

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6. Is a virus that causes problems with how your blood clots. It is known as a hemorrhagic fever virus, because the clotting problems lead to internal bleeding, as blood leaks from small blood vessels in your body. The virus also causes inflammation and tissue damage.
8. A several viruses that cause respiratory infections and can spread quickly around the world. Countries try to mitigate their negative effects through a series of preventive measures
9. Is an infectious disease that usually affects the lungs, though it can affect any organ in the body. It can develop when bacteria spread through droplets in the air. Can be fatal, but in many cases, it is preventable and treatable.
10. First originated in China in 2003. It is contagious disease that starts with high fever and can show headache, an overall feeling of discomfort, body aches, diarrhea, dry cough and pneumonia.

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1. A disease manifested in several forms -- bubonic, septicaemic and pneumonic. Initially it looks like flu -- starts with fever, chills, head and body-aches as well as weakness, vomiting, and nausea.
2. A virus transmitted from animals to humans. Symptoms include fever, tiredness, and dry cough. It has spread to six continents in just a few monthsin 2019 and infected more than 120,000 people.
3. A viral infection transmitted by infected mosquitoes. Many people don’t show symptoms but infected patients can experience fever, muscle pain, backache, headache, loss of appetite, nausea and vomiting.
4. A disease caused by a bacteria. Common symptoms include a stiff neck, high fever, sensitivity to light, confusion, headaches, and vomiting.
5. Is an infectious disease that causes severe watery diarrhea, which can lead to dehydration and even death if untreated. It is caused by eating food or drinking water contaminated with a bacterium
7. It was a serious infectious disease caused by the variola virus. It was contagious—meaning, it spread from one person to another. People had a fever and a distinctive, progressive skin rash

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2. Je suis un virus très résistant dans l'environnement et je suis très contagieux. On me reconnait spécifiquement car je cause souvent des ulcères dans la bouche.
5. Je suis probablement la maladie la plus commune chez les chats. Je me transmet via les sécrétions et les aérosols. Je suis extrêmement contagieuse. Je suis de l'ordre des herpes virus. Le chat demeure porteur pour le restant de sa vie.
6. Je suis un type de coronavirus qui se développe en la maladie dans seulement 5% des cas. Je peux développer la forme humide ou la forme sèche de la maladie.
9. Je suis une maladie provoquant le cancer du sang. Je suis une maladie mortelle et incurable. Je me transmet par la salive, et contact prolongé.
10. Je suis une maladie zoonotique mortelle provenant principalement d'animaux sauvages infectés. Je cause des symptômes d'ordre neurologique et je peux provoquer des changements de comportement. Je suis une maladie à déclaration obligatoire.

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1. Je suis un parasite se logeant dans le coeur pour me développer. J'affecte grandement les canidés, je peux tout de même affecter le chat, mais dans de très rare cas.
3. Je suis un parasite zoonotique. Je suis le parasite que craigne les femmes enceintes (risque avortement, malformation fétale). Le chat peut s'infecter s'il chasse ou mange de la viande crue.
4. Je suis une zoonose. Je suis une bactérie qui se transmet via les griffures et les morsures. On me surnomme communément maladie de la griffure du chat.
7. Maladie se transmettant via les selles et la salive. Je suis une maladie très commune chez les chatons et je suis responsable d'atteinte neurologique (ataxie cérébelleuse). Je peux causer un décès en 48-72 heures.
8. Il n'existe aucun traitement ni vaccin pour me combattre. Il existe toutefois un test de dépistage. Je me transmet le plus souvent lors de bagarre entre chats.

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1. Je suis un type de coronavirus qui se développe en la maladie dans seulement 5% des cas. Je peux développer la forme humide ou la forme sèche de la maladie.
4. Maladie se transmettant via les selles et la salive. Je suis une maladie très commune chez les chatons et je suis responsable d'atteinte neurologique (ataxie cérébelleuse). Je peux causer un décès en 48-72 heures.
5. Je suis une zoonose. Je suis une bactérie qui se transmet via les griffures et les morsures. On me surnomme communément maladie de la griffure du chat.
6. Il n'existe aucun traitement ni vaccin pour me combattre. Il existe toutefois un test de dépistage. Je me transmet le plus souvent lors de bagarre entre chats.
7. Je suis un virus très résistant dans l'environnement et je suis très contagieux. On me reconnait spécifiquement car je cause souvent des ulcères dans la bouche.
10. Je suis un parasite se logeant dans le coeur pour me développer. J'affecte grandement les canidés, je peux tout de même affecter le chat, mais dans de très rare cas.

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2. Je suis un parasite zoonotique. Je suis le parasite que craigne les femmes enceintes (risque avortement, malformation fœtale). Le chat peut s'infecter s'il chasse ou mange de la viande crue.
3. Je suis probablement la maladie la plus commune chez les chats. Je me transmet via les sécrétions et les aérosols. Je suis extrêmement contagieuse. Je suis de l'ordre des herpes virus. Le chat demeure porteur pour le restant de sa vie.
8. Je suis une maladie provoquant le cancer du sang. Je suis une maladie mortelle et incurable. Je me transmet par la salive, et contact prolongé.
9. Je suis une maladie zoonotique mortelle provenant principalement d'animaux sauvages infectés. Je cause des symptômes d'ordre neurologique et je peux provoquer des changements de comportement. Je suis une maladie à déclaration

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2. first name of the UK prime minister
8. a feeling of excitement or a TV show
12. you can't wear this type of fabric in the rain
13. these curtains keep out the light
14. what was lily potter's patronus
15. sometimes you got to roll with the .....
16. prescription strength moisturizer for lips or dry skin
17. jack sparrow's official title
20. how many districts did bernie sanders win in the florida democratic primary
21. men and women wear this type of sweater
23. according to M&M, capital structure and dividend poicy is ....
25. this company removed chat from its corporate name a few years ago
28. this chinese company owns tik tok
30. the united hub airport in south america
32. RPO stands for run-____-option
33. you have to select a level of then when dry cleaning dress shirts
34. a competitor to guitar hero
36. they make teeth whitening strips and toothpaste
37. this pasta has cheese inside of it
40. pinta, nina, and the santa ____
42. who was the official automotive sponsor of the 2020 olympics?
44. a scientific constant or an ab exercise

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1. a famous coffee drink that includes mint & optional cream/sugar
3. chips and ___ (hint: not salsa)
4. according to keith urban, this really isn't your color
5. the jonas brothers lost a grammy to this artist (hint: nick was 16 at the time)
6. honestly cubic ____ is just as good as a diamond
7. this company confirmed the first case of coronavirus at one of their warehouses
9. this is a type of hot pepper (not hot enough though imo)
10. this type of bag is named for the length of time you are packing for
11. the WHO reccomends not using this medicine right now because it weakens your immune system
18. this food is baked in the oven and requires pasta sheets, spinach, ricotta, and tomato sauce
19. no faith in.... (rip hoodie)
20. this fast fashion retailer has locations in affluent areas
22. to hold your tie in place
24. what age does no one like you at
26. ___ nutrition is a brand of protein powder
27. a type of chocolate chip that is used in baking
29. this coffee shop in Evanston has minimalist design & a white color scheme
31. the first stock market circuit breakers are activated when the market drops this percent
35. what vegetables has negative calories?
38. a type of sensor used in submarines and self-driving cars
39. he spent a lot of time in the galapagos islands
41. a brand of luggage that seems to be stealing share from tumi
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2. On idiom day, we saw many people wearing _________ and funny accessories to describe their idiom.
5. The surface area unit in math _________ and kept us confused for a long period of time.
8. One of our teachers has a _________ plant in their classroom, and does not need to water it daily.
12. Since I don’t usually get bad grades on tests, I was at a _____ when I got a C+ on my math quiz.
14. Many students _______________ skipped school zooms without their parents knowing.
15. Since Reese and I had a lot of classes together this year, we became closer __________, and did more activities together.
17. I was ________ in believing that I didn't deserve a weighty words working lunch.
19. Most kids in our grade are partisans, and strongly believe we shouldn't have homework
22. Our ______ teachers made the transition to online learning easy, and were patient and kind with the students.
23. Online school was __________ and troublesome at first, but our teachers helped us get through it.
24. There was a loud and disruptive ____________ when our Spanish class did not win first place for the Kick It fundraiser.
26. Although I was occasionally lazy and _____________ with my work, I still managed to get good grades.

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1. I was scared I wouldn’t meet all of the requirements and _________ for quarter four reading signposts.
3. We are forced to do online schooling because of the __________ global pandemic known as the coronavirus.
4. We were ___________ from a language arts assignment because we used our homework passes, and therefore were exempt from it.
6. I felt like a _______ when I was asking Mr. MacDonald questions back-to-back about formulas.
7. In social studies, we learned about how ________, or people who opposed the church, were brutally punished for not believing the common religion.
9. My sister got a loud and long ______ from my mom because she did not turn in her online schoolwor
10. When we got __________ on the Wall of Fame , we felt happy and powerful.
11. It was unlikely and ___________ for Mrs. Juhasz to get a pie thrown in her face instead of Mr. Opdycke.
13. Sometimes the amount of work that i received in online school made me want to _________ and isolate myself from technology.
16. In language arts, we learned about the _______ Jane Goodall, who dedicated her life to researching and helping chimpanzees.
18. My _______ grades were in the second quarter when I got over one hundred percent in language arts and above my average in other classes.
20. The amount of work during online school made me want to write a long ________ about how stressed I was.
21. I have been ___________ going on vacation by looking at pictures and videos because COVID-19 cancelled my family vacation.
25. Our ____ classmates would occasionally goof off and disrupt the class.

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5. mutant that causes aberrant divisions in the embryo proper
6. Embryonic leaves
9. Red light receptor involved in thermo-sensing
13. Process that occurs to the surrounding cells when 1 QC cell is ablated
14. cold insensitive gene with a funny name
17. plant structure that holds branches and leaves
19. Cellular organelle responsible of protein synthesis
21. Chemical inhibitor of polar auxin transport (abbreviation).
22. group of transcription factor involved in growth promotion
23. ARF repressors
24. One of the four DNA bases where DNA methylation occurs
25. the stalk that attaches the leaf blade to the stem
26. region containing the actively dividing cells of the root
27. Number of diploid nucleus existing in the mature pollen grain
29. RNA synthesis
30. Two words, structure rich in ligning and cellulose caracteristic of the endodermis
35. Hormone which application inhibits meristem activity in roots
36. Gene required for embryo polarity and PIN localisation
38. group of flowering plants
39. Family of TF which function is key for the maintenance of meristem activity
40. tissue where FT is expressed
41. E3 ubiquitin ligase involved in photomorphogenesis
42. Name of the mutant able to carry on endosperm development without fertilisation
45. Mobile transcription factor in the root
46. sun in Spanish
47. Name of the two cells surrounding the female egg cell
49. two words: Hormone promoting seed storage protein accumulation and drought tolerance.
50. TF which expression is dependent on a mobile TF originally expressed in the vascular cylinder.

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1. assay used for the identification of protein-protein interactions in vivo
2. Two words: Cells controlling stem cell identity in the root
3. Seed storage tissue
4. Name of the uppermost cell of the suspensor
7. name of the virus that is keeping us under lockdown
8. process that send proteins for degradation
10. three interlocking feedback loops that maintain plant rhythms
11. chromatin complex involved in H3K27me3 deposition
12. cold requirement for flowering
15. Two words: epigenetic phenomenon where aleles are differentially expressed depending on their parental origin
16. complex of DNA and protein found in eukaryotic cells
18. plant regions with actively dividing cells
20. light source with key role in phototropism
25. Type of division occurring in the anther archesporial cell
28. phytochrome active form
31. Transcription factor that promotes FT expression
32. post-transcriptional modification that sends PIFs to degradation
33. most important environmental factor for the plant
34. Name of the EAR-domain transcription factor involved in gametophyte development
37. Embryo development without fertilisation
43. G-Box motif recognised by bHLH transcription factors
44. name of a short day plant. its fruit has high protein content
48. MAPKK which name relates to a character in the Star Wars universe that functions in suspensor development

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2. the stalk that attaches the leaf blade to the stem
4. G-Box motif recognised by bHLH transcription factors
6. Gene required for embryo polarity and PIN localisation
7. three interlocking feedback loops that maintain plant rhythms
9. One of the four DNA bases where DNA methylation occurs
11. Red light receptor involved in thermo-sensing
12. ARF repressors
13. Type of division occurring in the anther archesporial cell
18. E3 ubiquitin ligase involved in photomorphogenesis
21. cold insensitive gene with a funny name
23. Cellular organelle responsible of protein synthesis
24. Embryo development without fertilisation
26. most important environmental factor for the plant
28. sun in Spanish
29. Number of diploid nucleus existing in the mature pollen grain
32. TF which expression is dependent on a mobile TF originally expressed in the vascular cylinder.
33. mutant that causes aberrant divisions in the embryo proper
35. post-transcriptional modification that sends PIFs to degradation
36. Two words: Cells controlling stem cell identity in the root
40. Name of the uppermost cell of the suspensor
42. cold requirement for flowering
44. tissue where FT is expressed
45. plant regions with actively dividing cells
47. chromatin complex involved in H3K27me3 deposition
48. two words: Hormone promoting seed storage protein accumulation and drought tolerance.

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1. assay used for the identification of protein-protein interactions in vivo
2. phytochrome active form
3. RNA synthesis
5. Two words, structure rich in ligning and cellulose caracteristic of the endodermis
7. Embryonic leaves
8. Name of the mutant able to carry on endosperm development without fertilisation
10. Name of the EAR-domain transcription factor involved in gametophyte development
14. Hormone which application inhibits meristem activity in roots
15. process that send proteins for degradation
16. name of the virus that is keeping us under lockdown
17. Process that occurs to the surrounding cells when 1 QC cell is ablated
19. group of transcription factor involved in growth promotion
20. Transcription factor that promotes FT expression
22. group of flowering plants
25. Name of the two cells surrounding the female egg cell
27. Two words: epigenetic phenomenon where aleles are differentially expressed depending on their parental origin
30. region containing the actively dividing cells of the root
31. complex of DNA and protein found in eukaryotic cells
32. Mobile transcription factor in the root
34. Seed storage tissue
37. light source with key role in phototropism
38. MAPKK which name relates to a character in the Star Wars universe that functions in suspensor development
39. Chemical inhibitor of polar auxin transport (abbreviation).
41. Family of TF which function is key for the maintenance of meristem activity
43. plant structure that holds branches and leaves
46. name of a short day plant. its fruit has high protein content

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4. people who have not fully recovered from COVID-19 weeks or months after first symptoms.
6. time between exposure to an infection and when symptoms begin.
8. a diagnostic test that detects specific proteins on the surface of the virus.
10. indicates the benefit of a vaccine compared to a placebo in the context of a clinical trial.
11. lab produced proteins mimicking naturally occurring antibodies that target specific antigens on viruses, bacteria, and cancer cells.
12. indicates whether you are currently infected with COVID-19.
13. proteins made by the immune system to fight infections.
14. a disease outbreak affecting large populations or a whole region, country, or continent.
16. infectious viral particles that can float or drift around in the air.
17. separation of people with a contagious disease from people who are not sick.
19. a harmless capsule in a vaccine used to deliver a substance into the body in order to prompt an immune response.
20. one or more mutations that make it different from a version of the virus that has been circulating.
21. a disease outbreak in a community or region.
23. when enough people become immune to a disease to make its spread unlikely.
25. indicates the benefit of a vaccine in the real world.
28. actions taken to stop or slow down the spread of a contagious disease.
29. severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2, SARS-CoV-2 is the official name for the virus responsible for COVID-19
30. PCR diagnostic test that detects the presence of the virus's genetic material.

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1. partial or complete protection from a specific infection because a person has either had that infection previously or has been vaccinated against it.
2. mRNA vaccines for COVID-19 contain synthetic mRNA.
3. change to a virus’s genetic material that occurs when the virus is replicating passed to future generations of the virus.
5. refers to steps taken to limit the impact of an illness.
7. additional dose of COVID-19 vaccine given after protection from the initial vaccine series begins to decline.
9. a process that begins with identifying everyone a person diagnosed with a given illness.
15. the constellation of symptoms experienced by COVID-19 long haulers.
18. when people have been infected without any knowledge
22. the smallest of infectious microbes consisting of a small piece of genetic material (DNA or RNA) surrounded by a protein shell.
24. a substance displayed on the surface of a microbe that stimulates the body to produce an immune response.
26. a test result that mistakenly indicates you are infected when you are not.
27. test result that mistakenly indicates you are not infected when you are.

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2. Program A set of regulations and activities aimed at improving safety.
3. Hygiene A general term that applies to a variety of processes used to clean hands, including handwashing or use of an alcohol-based handrub.
4. A United Nations agency to coordinate international health activities and to help governments improve health services.
5. The treatment of food with radiation to kill microorganisms and reduce food losses due to spoilage. the conditions of being exposed to radiation.
7. To keep or protect from decay.
10. Microscopic living things such, as bacteria.
13. Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points; acronym for safe food handling program
15. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is a national public health institute in the United States.
17. The potential adverse consequences of a hazard, and assessed in terms of their severity and like hood. A source of danger.
18. Thermometer An instrument used to measure the temperature of a food to determine if it has been cooked to its proper doneness, or it may be used to determine if a refrigerator or stove is reaching its proper temperatures.
20. Coli microorganism that if consumed by humans can cause food poisoning
21. A microscopic organism, such as bacterium, virus, mold, fungus, or yeast.
22. illness A sickness resulting from a virus, bacteria, parasite, or other microbe that enters your body through food
24. the organizing and controlling of the affairs of a business or a particular sector of a business
25. Is any situation or condition that has the potential to cause damage or injury.

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1. A scientist who studies the causes. transmission, and control of disease in a population.
2. Are substances that reduce the number of microorganisms to a safe level.
6. a type of common virus that infects humans, typically leading to an upper respiratory infection.
8. Substances including proteins, carbohydrates, vitamins, and minerals, found in foods that people require stay healthy.
9. Cleaning an article of some or all of the pathogenic organisms which may cause infection. Treatment to destroy harmful microorganisms.
11. A government agency to maintain a safe and healthy work environment.
12. an unexpected, intense, and distressing experience that has a sudden and powerful effect on somebody's emotions or physical reactions
14. A microorganism such as a bacterium or virus that can cause disease any germ which causes disease may be called a pathogen.
16. Dirty, polluted, or infected through contact Infectious diseases can spread in the following four ways: contact with another infected person, contaminated object, infected animal or environmental source.
19. sanitizer or hand scrub An alcohol-containing product designed for application to the hands for reducing the number of germs on the hands. In the United States, such preparations usually contain 60%-95% ethanol or isopropanol.
23. Washing Washing hands with soap and warm water.

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1. Number of diploid nucleus existing in the mature pollen grain
4. name of the virus that was keeping us under lockdown
5. cold requirement for flowering
10. tissue where FT is expressed
11. Transcription factor that promotes FT expression
13. the stalk that attaches the leaf blade to the stem
14. Name of the uppermost cell of the suspensor
15. mutant that causes aberrant divisions in the embryo proper
16. process that send proteins for degradation
17. chromatin complex involved in H3K27me3 deposition
20. Name of the two cells surrounding the female egg cell
22. most important environmental factor for the plant
25. sun in Spanish
29. E3 ubiquitin ligase involved in photomorphogenesis
30. ARF repressors
32. Two words: epigenetic phenomenon where aleles are differentially expressed depending on their parental origin
34. MAPKK which name relates to a character in the Star Wars universe that functions in suspensor development
37. One of the four DNA bases where DNA methylation occurs
39. Two words: Cells controlling stem cell identity in the root
42. Red light receptor involved in thermo-sensing
43. assay used for the identification of protein-protein interactions in vivo
44. Embryonic leaves
48. region containing the actively dividing cells of the root

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2. Cellular organelle responsible of protein synthesis
3. Mobile transcription factor in the root
6. RNA synthesis
7. two words: Hormone promoting seed storage protein accumulation and drought tolerance.
8. complex of DNA and protein found in eukaryotic cells
9. Hormone which application inhibits meristem activity in roots
10. post-transcriptional modification that sends PIFs to degradation
12. Embryo development without fertilisation
17. Family of TF which function is key for the maintenance of meristem activity
18. Type of division occurring in the anther archesporial cell
19. group of flowering plants
21. light source with key role in phototropism
23. Two words, structure rich in ligning and cellulose caracteristic of the endodermis
24. cold insensitive gene with a funny name
26. G-Box motif recognised by bHLH transcription factors
27. Process that occurs to the surrounding cells when 1 QC cell is ablated
28. Name of the EAR-domain transcription factor involved in gametophyte development
31. group of transcription factor involved in growth promotion
33. TF which expression is dependent on a mobile TF originally expressed in the vascular cylinder.
35. name of a short day plant. its fruit has high protein content
36. Name of the mutant able to carry on endosperm development without fertilisation
37. three interlocking feedback loops that maintain plant rhythms
38. Gene required for embryo polarity and PIN localisation
40. phytochrome active form
41. plant structure that holds branches and leaves
45. Seed storage tissue
46. Chemical inhibitor of polar auxin transport (abbreviation).
47. plant regions with actively dividing cells

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3. this nick is a carpenter and played a government employee on parks and rec
9. nick's least favorite office to visit
12. nick's favorite maragarita
13. nick's least favorite nickname
15. nick's first tv show he watched from start to finish
16. nick's favorite sport for leisure
17. nick's full name
21. what nick says when he doesn't know how to respond
22. nick's favorite hometown diner
25. nick's grade school (initials)
27. nick's favorite winter sport
30. nick's favorite NOLA radio station
31. initials of nick's top artist on spotify in 2018
33. nick's favorite brew
35. nick's favorite time/number
36. "yo my name is nicholas and this is ___"
38. nick's middle name
40. nick's favorite author
43. nick's enneagram
45. nick's favorite sport for watching on television
46. nick goes to his ___ every day
47. the main character in nick's favorite musical
48. number of roommates nick has had since he was 3 years old
50. nick's favorite source of protein
52. the majority of nick's clothes is this color
53. yeet
55. nick's food allergy
56. nick's university(initials)
57. nick's favorite subject at university
61. nick's favorite comedy
62. the name of nick's old street in lafayette :') "113 ___ Drive"
64. nick's go-to bar drink

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1. nick's favorite sport for competition
2. nick's car's name
4. nick's favorite subject in high school
5. nick's first job out of college "__ engineering inc"
6. nick's favorite band (Icelandic)
7. nick's favorite liquor
8. what was the main event of nick's final semester in school?
10. one of the winningest nicks out there
11. the wrong way to spell nick
14. this nick is a sucker for you
18. nick's engineering type
19. what nick lacks when he doesn't sleep a lot
20. how many languages is nick fluent in?
23. nick's favorite cigar lounge
24. what nick says when he's stressed
26. the instrument nick plays
28. nick's favorite festival
29. nick's main source of news
32. nick: i just ___ that argument
34. nick's favorite sport for watching in person
37. nick's favorite subject in grade school
39. nick's favorite fast food
40. what nick does when someone tells him what to do: "the ___"
41. nick's source of strong margaritas
42. nick's favorite fruit
44. a third of st. nick's famous saying
47. if there was a duck named nick it would make this sound
49. what has the capability to make nick angry?
51. nick's favorite role while performing in high school theater
54. nick's dull handicap
58. nick's favorite app/website
59. amount of times nick had braces
60. nick's high school(initials)
63. nick's favorite cookie (and his allergy's)

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2. A sudden increase in the number of cases of a disease, above what is typically expected in a limited geographic area. Also a 1990s movie starring a new world monkey from Zaire… Somehow.
8. The period between when a person is infected by a virus and when he or she notices symptoms of the disease.
9. This type of vaccine gives your cells instructions for how to make the S protein found on the surface of the COVID-19 virus.
11. The avoidance of close contact with other people during the outbreak of a contagious disease to minimize exposure and reduce the transmission of infection. It has 6 feet but is not an insect.
14. A family of viruses, seven of which are known to infect people. They get their name from the crown-like spikes.
16. Federal uniformed service of public health professionals who serve in various agencies and communities.
17. Specialized clothing or equipment, worn by an employee for protection against infectious materials.
18. Any agent that causes disease. This includes viruses, bacteria, and fungi.
20. Separating and restricting the movements of people who were exposed to a contagious disease to see if they become sick.
23. Keeping people with confirmed cases of a contagious disease separated from people who are not sick.
24. The branch of medicine that deals with the study of the causes, distribution, and control of disease in populations.
25. A sudden increase in the number of cases of a disease, in several countries or continents. The CDC recognized six stages of this.

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1. Describes a disease that can be transferred from (non-human) animals to humans.
3. Submicroscopic agents that infect living organisms. Can also be found by clicking sketchy links.
4. An individual who is highly contagious and capable of transmitting a communicable disease to an unusually large number of uninfected individuals. Despite name, does not wear a cape.
5. Face covering that offers protection against viral spread, also a favorite Halloween prop.
6. National public health agency of the United States Federal Government.
7. Common name for a Rhinovirus. Also describes Alaska in January.
10. Specialized agency of the United Nations that is concerned with international public health. Did not write “Pinball Wizard”.
12. Severe acute respiratory syndrome
13. Though it looks like a surgical mask, this equipment is actually a respirator.
15. Respiratory syncytial virus causing mild or cold-like symptoms.
19. Often containing a preparation of a weakened or killed pathogen, this triggers the immune system to help it build immunity to a disease.
21. A type of test designed for rapid diagnosis of active COVID infection.
22. The disease caused by the virus SARS-CoV-2.

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1. Cabinet department created after 9/11
6. Became the youngest golfer, and first black person, to win the Masters in 1997 - perhaps the most dominant golfer ever
7. Twin Towers that collapsed after the 9/11 terrorist attack in New York City
8. This event was caused by financial deregulation, mortgage practices and the eventual housing collapse.
10. Major pandemic that shut down standard operations in the US, first reported in Wuhan, China
12. Number 44, first Black POTUS
18. Controversial legislation passed after 9/11 to "detect and prevent terrorism"; some say it allows the government to spy and collect data without warrants
20. Conflict in the Middle East to overthrow Saddam Hussein's oppressive government and end the WMD program
21. City the I-35W bridge collapsed in in 2007
23. This hurricane in 2005 was the costliest hurricane to ever hit the US
25. Prison in Cuba that was supposed to shut down during Obama administration, yet is still operational
26. Leaker of classified documents from the NSA in 2013
28. This "King of Pop" died in 2009
29. Ruler of England who ruled for 70 years before her death in 2022
31. Government avoided this catastrophe in 2011 by 2 hours by finally raising the debt ceiling
32. Won the controversial 2000 Presidential Election after a Supreme Court ruling

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2. A mass shooting at this elementary school in Connecticut killed 26 people, 20 of them children aged 6 or 7
3. Iconic MN musician died of accidental overdose in 2016 at the age of 57
4. American Olympic swimmer that is the most decorated Olympian of all time
5. Space shuttle that exploded upon reentry into Earth's atmosphere in 2003
9. First woman Speaker of the House
11. Became the oldest president after winning the 2020 election
13. State of the Union label for Iran, Iraq, and North Korea
14. A war here was to end rule by the Taliban, became the longest war in US history
15. Lead singer of Nirvana, committed suicide at 27
16. An epidemic (technically classified as a pandemic by CDC) happened in 2009-2010, common name for the H1N1 virus
17. Leader that planned the 9/11 attacks
19. Bombs exploded at the finish line of this famous race in 2013
22. Seminal piece in kicking off the superhero movie genre, especially Marvel; ft RDJ
24. The terrorist group that carried out the 9/11 attacks
27. This was a major oil spill in 2010 caused by an explosion of an offshore oil rig owned by BP
30. Became the first POTUS to be impeached twice (acquitted by the Senate both times)

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4. people who have not fully recovered from COVID-19 weeks or months after first symptoms.
6. time between exposure to an infection and when symptoms begin.
8. a diagnostic test that detects specific proteins on the surface of the virus.
10. indicates the benefit of a vaccine compared to a placebo in the context of a clinical trial.
11. lab produced proteins mimicking naturally occurring antibodies that target specific antigens on viruses, bacteria, and cancer cells.
12. indicates whether you are currently infected with COVID-19.
13. proteins made by the immune system to fight infections.
14. a disease outbreak affecting large populations or a whole region, country, or continent.
16. infectious viral particles that can float or drift around in the air.
17. separation of people with a contagious disease from people who are not sick.
19. a harmless capsule in a vaccine used to deliver a substance into the body in order to prompt an immune response.
20. one or more mutations that make it different from a version of the virus that has been circulating.
21. a disease outbreak in a community or region.
23. when enough people become immune to a disease to make its spread unlikely.
25. indicates the benefit of a vaccine in the real world.
28. actions taken to stop or slow down the spread of a contagious disease.
29. severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2, SARS-CoV-2 is the official name for the virus responsible for COVID-19
30. PCR diagnostic test that detects the presence of the virus's genetic material.

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1. partial or complete protection from a specific infection because a person has either had that infection previously or has been vaccinated against it.
2. mRNA vaccines for COVID-19 contain synthetic mRNA.
3. change to a virus’s genetic material that occurs when the virus is replicating passed to future generations of the virus.
5. refers to steps taken to limit the impact of an illness.
7. additional dose of COVID-19 vaccine given after protection from the initial vaccine series begins to decline.
9. a process that begins with identifying everyone a person diagnosed with a given illness.
15. the constellation of symptoms experienced by COVID-19 long haulers.
18. when people have been infected without any knowledge
22. the smallest of infectious microbes consisting of a small piece of genetic material (DNA or RNA) surrounded by a protein shell.
24. a substance displayed on the surface of a microbe that stimulates the body to produce an immune response.
26. a test result that mistakenly indicates you are infected when you are not.
27. test result that mistakenly indicates you are not infected when you are.

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1. - Virus de la inmunodeficiencia humana, que ataca el sistema inmunológico y puede causar el SIDA.
4. - Enfermedad infecciosa viral y caracterizada por fiebre y erupción cutánea.
8. - Enfermedad infecciosa causada por un parásito que afecta principalmente el hígado.
9. - Enfermedad viral transmitida por animales infectados y que afecta el sistema nervioso.
11. - Inflamación de los pulmones, causada por bacterias, virus u otros microorganismos.
13. - Enfermedad viral transmitida por mosquitos y caracterizada por fiebre, dolor de cabeza y dolor muscular.
15. - Enfermedad infecciosa también conocida como tosferina y que se caracteriza por tos fuerte y prolongada.
18. - Enfermedad infecciosa causada por bacterias transmitidas por animales y que puede causar fiebre, dolor muscular y problemas renales.
20. - Enfermedad viral muy contagiosa y caracterizada por fiebre y erupción cutánea con ampollas.
22. - Enfermedad infecciosa transmitida por mosquitos y caracterizada por fiebre, escalofríos y sudores.
23. - Enfermedad infecciosa causada por el coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 y caracterizada por fiebre, tos y dificultad para respirar.
24. - Enfermedad viral transmitida por mosquitos y caracterizada por fiebre, erupción cutánea y conjuntivitis.
26. - Enfermedad infecciosa causada por parásitos transmitidos por insectos y que puede afectar la piel, las mucosas o los órganos internos.
27. - Conjunto de enfermedades infecciosas que se caracterizan por fiebre y pueden ser transmitidas por insectos.
28. - Enfermedad infecciosa causada por un parásito y que puede afectar principalmente el intestino grueso.
29. - Enfermedad infecciosa causada por la bacteria Treponema pallidum y que puede afectar diferentes partes del cuerpo.

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2. - Enfermedad viral transmitida por roedores y que puede causar fiebre, dolor muscular y problemas respiratorios.
3. - Enfermedad infecciosa causada por un parásito y que puede afectar diferentes órganos del cuerpo.
5. - Enfermedad infecciosa causada por un parásito transmitido por caracoles y que afecta principalmente el sistema urinario y digestivo.
6. - Enfermedad viral transmitida por mosquitos y caracterizada por fiebre, ictericia y hemorragias.
7. - Enfermedad viral transmitida por mosquitos y caracterizada por fiebre y dolor articular.
8. - Enfermedad infecciosa causada por la bacteria Salmonella typhi y caracterizada por fiebre, dolor abdominal y diarrea.
10. - Enfermedad infecciosa causada por la bacteria Mycobacterium tuberculosis y que afecta principalmente los pulmones.
12. - Enfermedad infecciosa causada por un parásito transmitido por moscas y que puede afectar la piel y los ojos.
14. - Inflamación del cerebro causada por virus o bacterias.
16. - Enfermedad infecciosa altamente contagiosa y caracterizada por fiebre y erupción cutánea.
17. - Infección bacteriana de la piel que se caracteriza por enrojecimiento y fiebre.
19. - Enfermedad infecciosa causada por bacterias transmitidas por garrapatas y que puede causar fiebre y erupción cutánea.
21. - Inflamación del hígado, causada por virus, bacterias o sustancias tóxicas.
25. - Enfermedad infecciosa causada por la bacteria Corynebacterium diphtheriae y que afecta principalmente la garganta.

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4. ¿Cuál es el microorganismo que causa fiebre tifoidea?
5. ¿Cuál fue el virus emergente en 2002?
8. ¿Cuál es la enfermedad causada por un coronavirus surgido en 2012 en Medio Oriente?
10. ¿Cuál es el término para referirse al cruce de una enfermedad entre especies animales y humanos?
12. ¿Cuál es la enfermedad causada por Coexiella burnatii?
13. ¿Qué enfermedad zoonótica transmitida por contacto con orina de roedores?
16. ¿Cuál es la enfermedad viral transmitida por mosquitos?
17. ¿Cuál es la enfermedad causada por Borrelia burgdorferi
19. ¿Cuál es el grupo de factores sociales, políticos y económicos?
21. ¿Cuál es el tipo de zoonosis que tiene transmisión directa?
25. ¿Cuál es la enfermedad endémica transmitida por perros?
27. ¿Cuál es la clasificación que incluye la Brucella?
31. ¿Cuál es región con alta biodiversidad y riesgo de zoonosis?
33. ¿Cuál es la enfermedad tropical transmitida por el mosquito Aedes aegypti?
36. ¿Cuál es la enfermedad causada por Rickettsia felis?
38. ¿Cuál es el receptor celular clave para la infección?
39. ¿Cuál es el virus zoonótico transmitido por monos?
41. ¿Cuál es la infección intestinal por protozoo?
42. ¿Qué enfermedad vírica hemorrágica está asociada al contacto con roedores infectados?
43. ¿Cuál es el mecanismo evolutivo microbiano?

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1. ¿Cuál es la enfermedad por protozoo que se transmite por consumo de agua o alimentos contaminados?
2. ¿Cuál es el tipo de zoonosis que requiere tanto vertebrados como invertebrados para completar su ciclo?
3. ¿Cuál es la enfermedad causada por Listeria?
6. ¿Cuál es la enfermedad causada por el virus Nipah?
7. ¿Cuál es el método de transmisión de zoonosis por picaduras?
9. ¿Cuál enfermedad parasitaria se da por el contacto con heces animales?
11. ¿Cuál es la enfermedad que da por consumo de carne contaminada con larvas?
14. ¿Cuál es la enfermedad causada por Yersinia Pestis?
15. ¿Cuál es el agente causante de la rabia?
18. ¿Qué enfermedad vírica es transmitida por primates y murciélagos?
20. ¿Cuál es el organismo responsable de de definir enfermedades emergentes?
22. ¿Cuál es el sistema de vigilancia global de la zoonosis?
23. ¿Cuál es la enfermedad emergente del 2009?
24. ¿Cuál es la enfermedad causada por Campylobacter jejuni?
26. ¿Cuál enfermedad es causada por Mycobacterium bovis, zoonótica y de importancia veterinaria?
28. ¿Cuáles son los animales que son afectados por el virus del MERS?
29. ¿Cuál es la ciencia que estudia relaciones entre organismos y el ambiente?
30. ¿Cuál es el microorganismo que no tiene nucleo celular?
32. ¿Cuál es la ciencia que estudia las enfermedades?
34. ¿A qué familia pertenece el virus del Ébola?
35. ¿Cuál es la infección intestinal por bacterias comunes en vacas?
37. ¿Cuál es la enfermedad transmitida por aves?
40. ¿Cuál es el animal vinculado al origen del COVID-19?

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4. an optical instrument used for viewing very small objects, such as mineral samples or animal or plant cells, typically magnified several hundred times.
5. a substance used to stimulate the production of antibodies and provide immunity against one or several diseases
6. a medicine (such as penicillin) that slows the growth or destroys microorganisms.
7. a simple, non-flowering, and typically aquatic plant of a large group that includes the seaweeds and many single-celled forms.
8. any of a group of RNA viruses that cause a variety of diseases in humans and other animals.
12. causing or likely to cause harm.
13. resulting in good; favourable or advantageous.
14. Blood Cells part of the body's immune system. They help the body fight infection and other diseases.
17. a marked effect or influence.
19. a single-celled organism of the kingdom Protista, such as a protozoan or simple alga.
20. a microorganism, especially a bacterium causing disease or fermentation.
21. an animal or plant on or in which a parasite or commensal organism lives
22. any of a group of spore-producing organisms feeding on organic matter, including moulds, yeast, mushrooms, and toadstools.
25. so small as to be visible only with a microscope
26. to a process of partial sterilization, especially one involving heat treatment or irradiation, thus making the product safe for consumption and improving its keeping quality.
27. the ability of an organism to resist a particular infection or toxin

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1. the invasion and growth of germs in the body
2. (of an organism or part) having or consisting of one cell
3. a serious disease in which there is inflammation of the meninges, caused by viral or bacterial infection, and marked by intense headache and fever, sensitivity to light, and muscular rigidity.
9. System the organs and processes of the body that provide resistance to infection and toxins. Organs include the thymus, bone marrow, and lymph nodes.
10. (of an organism or part) having or consisting of many cells
11. the smallest unit that can live on its own and that makes up all living organisms and the tissues of the body
15. a protective protein produced by the immune system in response to the presence of a foreign substance
16. a microscopic organism, especially a bacterium, virus, or fungus.
18. a bacterium, virus, or other microorganism that can cause disease.
23. an infective agent that typically consists of a nucleic acid molecule in a protein coat, is too small to be seen by light microscopy, and is able to multiply only within the living cells of a host.
24. a member of a large group of unicellular microorganisms which have cell walls but lack organelles and an organized nucleus, including some which can cause disease.

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2. Excessive tear production or a blockage of drainage canals to the nasal cavity causing tears to overflow at the inner corner of eyes.
5. Cat distemper cuased by a parvovirus or DNA virus that primarily affects cats younger than 16 weeks of age and has a 75% death rate. Shows through depression, loss of appetite, high fever, lethargy, vomiting, diarrhea, and dehydration.
8. Breed is one of the oldest and most popular; Well mannered, easy going and quiet. Require daily grooming to avoid tangles and remove excess oil
9. Breed is small to medium with oval eyes and curvy or rippling coat; must be kept indoors due to lack of guardhairs
11. A respiratory virus caused by a DNA vrius that sheds from the nose, eyes, and throat and is transmitted by direct contact. Shows as depression, sneezing and coughing, severe eye and nasal discarge, high temps, and mouth ulcers
12. Breed is relatively new resulting from Burmese x America Shorthair cross; Medium sized and jet black with gold/copper eyes; Graceful, charming, and get along well with others
13. Breed is known for one-on-one devotion to 1 person; Eyes are always deep blue and head forms and equiliateral triangle from nose to ears.

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1. Caused by coronavirus that leads to organ failure. Shows as fever, refusal to eat, depression, and weight loss.
3. Urinary tract disease that ranges from mild inflammation to a uretha blockage, uremic poisoning, and death. Caused by improper diet, low water intake, and possibly a virus.
4. Breed aka Domestic Shorthair; came to US with English settlers; 34 recognized coat patterns; medium to large cat that is affectionate
5. Caused by ingestion of contaminated feces in kittens between 4-12 weeks old. Shown through low grade fever, vomiting, soft/watery diarrhea, blood in feces, and dehydration.
6. Breed is medium to large with long, silky coat that does not mat; very social and needs company; white paws!
7. Breed is the oldest natural breed in North America with native American origin. Large (12-18 lbs) and normally brown tabby
10. Breed that originated in the US during the 1960s; Exceptionally large and heavy with blue eyes; docile, quiet, composed; name comes from taking a floppy posture when handled.

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6. Breed is the oldest natural breed in North America with native American origin. Large (12-18 lbs) and normally brown tabby
8. Caused by coronavirus that leads to organ failure. Shows as fever, refusal to eat, depression, and weight loss.
9. Cat distemper caused by a parvovirus or DNA virus that primarily affects cats younger than 16 weeks of age and has a 75% death rate. Shows through depression, loss of appetite, high fever, lethargy, vomiting, diarrhea, and dehydration.
11. Excessive tear production or a blockage of drainage canals to the nasal cavity causing tears to overflow at the inner corner of eyes.
12. Breed is known for one-on-one devotion to 1 person; Eyes are always deep blue and head forms and equiliateral triangle from nose to ears.
13. Breed is small to medium with oval eyes and curvy or rippling coat; must be kept indoors due to lack of guardhairs
14. Caused by ingestion of contaminated feces in kittens between 4-12 weeks old. Shown through low grade fever, vomiting, soft/watery diarrhea, blood in feces, and dehydration.

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1. Urinary tract disease that ranges from mild inflammation to a uretha blockage, uremic poisoning, and death. Caused by improper diet, low water intake, and possibly a virus.
2. Breed is medium to large with long, silky coat that does not mat; very social and needs company; white paws!
3. A respiratory virus caused by a DNA vrius that sheds from the nose, eyes, and throat and is transmitted by direct contact. Shows as depression, sneezing and coughing, severe eye and nasal discarge, high temps, and mouth ulcers
4. Breed is one of the oldest and most popular; Well mannered, easy going and quiet. Require daily grooming to avoid tangles and remove excess oil
5. Breed that originated in the US during the 1960s; Exceptionally large and heavy with blue eyes; docile, quiet, composed; name comes from taking a floppy posture when handled.
7. Breed is relatively new resulting from Burmese x America Shorthair cross; Medium sized and jet black with gold/copper eyes; Graceful, charming, and get along well with others
10. Breed aka Domestic Shorthair; came to US with English settlers; 34 recognized coat patterns; medium to large cat that is affectionate

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2. familia de virus que circulan entre humanos y animales (gatos, camellos, murciélagos).
3. Transmisión de una enfermedad por contacto con el agente patógeno que la causa.
5. es la definición del espacio social, es decir, la distancia entre una persona y otra deberá de ser de 1.5 metros.
6. Alteración o desviación del estado fisiológico en una o varias partes del cuerpo, por causas en general conocidas, manifestada por síntomas y signos característicos, y cuya evolución es más o menos previsible.
7. Muerte de una persona.
10. Efecto ambiental que supone la imposibilidad, o la dificultad extrema, de retornar a la situación anterior a la acción que lo produce.

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1. Somos una organización que defiende los derechos de la niñez, protegiéndolos de violencia infantil, desnutrición, acoso, maltrato, explotación y más.
4. organismo especializado de las Naciones Unidas fundado en 1948, cuyo objetivo es alcanzar para todos los pueblos el máximo grado de salud, definida en su Constitución como un estado de completo bienestar físico, mental y social.
8. Enfermedad que ataca a un gran número de personas o de animales en un mismo lugar y durante un mismo período de tiempo.
9. Limpieza o aseo para conservar la salud o prevenir enfermedades.

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3. This is an animal. This animal is also in the name of the professional baseball team that became the number one team in Japan this year for the first time in 26 years.
4. Of course Japan cannot hold this. North Korea has used this a lot this year.
6. It is one of the world's leading wheat producers. It is also a country of the former Soviet Union. Russia invaded this country in February of this year.
9. Coronaviruses were widespread again this year. Also, monkeypox was confirmed worldwide for the first time this July. What do you call diseases like coronavirus and monkeypox all together?
10. It is a country in West Asia. This year's World Cup host country.
12. This town is famous for its hot springs. The tournament is held every January, and Aoyama Gakuin University won the championship this year.
15. This year there was an accident in Seoul, South Korea because of this. Many people come to Shibuya every year at this time of year.
17. This year it is the second most populous city in the world. It is the capital of China and the host city of this year's Winter Olympics.
18. It is an indispensable item we use every day. In March of this year, the government ordered us to conserve this in Japan due to the economic measures taken against Russia, which resulted in a shortage of this in Japan.

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1. This November, this exceeded 8 billion. China has the largest number of this in the world. However, India is expected to overtake it next year.
2. It was held in September of this year with national ties. It was done because former Prime Minister Abe was shot and died.
5. This year marks the 150th anniversary of its opening. It is still one of Japan's major public transportation systems.
7. It happened in March of this year, mainly in Fukushima Prefecture. This caused an accident in which the Tohoku Shinkansen derailed.
8. The word is also included in this year's buzzword of the year. It is believed that there are various forms of this in Japan. I myself don't really believe it.
11. In May of this year, 46.3 million yen was mistakenly transferred to Abu-cho in Yamaguchi Prefecture.
13. It is a subject that you are studying. In particular, the age of adulthood was revised from 20 to 18 this year.
14. The accident happened in April of this year. This is an accident that occurred on a sightseeing boat in Shiretoko, Hokkaido.
16. It is a resource used for a variety of things. The price of this resource skyrocketed when Russia invaded Ukraine.

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4. Large marsupial
5. Likes to chase mice

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1. Has a trunk
2. Flying mammal
3. Man's best friend

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3. Infectious disease caused by mycobacterium tuberculosis. Attacks lungs. Can be carried by a healthy individual but they may not get the disease. Typically occurs when the immune system is weakened.
5. A condition in which the pleura becomes inflamed; also called pleuritis.
9. Bleeding from the nose, either spontaneous or induced by nose picking or trauma. Acute hemorrhage from the nostril, nasal cavity, or nasopharynx.
10. A chronic allergic disorder in which your airways narrow and swell and may produce extra mucus. This can make breathing difficult and trigger coughing, a whistling sound (wheezing) when you breathe out and shortness of breath.
12. A triad of symptoms consisting of chronic pharyngitis, wheezing and dyspnea, and a tendency to respiratory infection with or without fever. The pharynx is fiery red and may be covered with a mucopurulent discharge.
13. The state or process of being deprived of oxygen, which can result in unconsciousness or death;suffocation
15. A condition caused by excess fluid in the lungs. Is usually caused by a heart condition or exposure to toxins and drugs, and being at high elevation.
16. Range of serious disorders that affect the heart and lungs such as chronic bronchitis and emphysema which are both caused by smoking.
17. A lung condition that causes shortness of breath, the air sacs (alveoli) are damaged, over time the inner wall of the air sacs weaken and rupture, creating larger air spaces instead of many small ones.

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1. Unexplained death of infants, usually during sleep, of a seemingly healthy baby. Sometimes referred to as crib death, because infants often die in their sleep/crib.
2. A contagious bacterial infection of the upper respiratory tract that is characterized by a paroxysmal cough.
4. The build-up of excess fluid between the layers of the pleura outside the lungs; it may cause you to cough or feel short of breath . You may breathe faster than usual. You may have mild to severe chest pain that starts or gets worse when you breathe in or cough.
6. An inherited disease where the body makes thick, sticky mucus. The mucus then causes problems in the lungs, pancreas, and other organs.
7. A febrile, respiratory tract illness caused by infection with the newly identified SARS-associated coronavirus.
8. A serious infection caused by strains of bacteria called Corynebacterium diphtheriae that make toxin (poison). Can lead to difficulty breathing, heart failure, paralysis, and death.
11. An infection of the upper airway, obstructs breathing and causes a characteristic barking cough. The cough can be a sign of swelling around the larynx, trachea, and bronchi.
14. Spitting up blood or bloody mucus from the lungs and throat.

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4. type of virus that causes upper and lower resp tract infections.
5. treatment of bronchiolitis caused by rsv in kiddies.
7. caused by MYCOBACTERIUM. cell mediated responses. detected via Ziehl-Neelsen stain of sputum (much quicker than culturing.
8. usually contain mixture of bacteria. inc anaerobes. infection may spread to pleural space. treatment includes pus drainage, expansion of lung.
9. various __________ infect the lungs at some stage of the life cycle.
11. __________ infections of the lung include APBA (allergic bronchopulmonary aspergillosis) caused by ASPERGILLUS F. PNEUMOCYSTIS P is also an important lung infector in AIDS patients.
13. BORDATELLA PERTUSSIS causes this disease, affects children particularly. immunisation available.
15. causes "owls eye" inclusion bodies in lung tissue. can cause interstitial pneumonitis in immunocompromised.
18. a parasite that invades lung
20. ____________ larvae are parasites that invade the lung during their life cycle
23. infection is only one component of this disease. smoking/pollution/inhalation of dust etc initiates. bacteria may perpetuate.
24. these worms have hydatid cysts that invade the lung during life cycle.
25. inflammation of tracheobrancial tree. URT pathogens corona and rhino viruses. LRT pathogens influenza, adeno virusess, mycoplasma pneumoniae. can also be caused by secondary bact. infection.
27. characterised by pancreatic insufficiency. viscid bronchial secretions. these patients oftenly have LRT infections. PSEUDOMONAS A. colonises lung in teens with this disease.
28. inflammation of the larynx commonly caused by parainfluenza viruses
30. caused by ____ associated CORONAVIRUS. severe form of pneumonia. transmission by direct and indirect respiratory secretions, feces, infected animals.
31. when tuberculosis spreads and disseminates, invades blood etc

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1. "the old mans friend" bacterial and viral causes
2. causes secondary bacterial pneumonia in developing countries. "giant cell" pneumonia among the immunodeficient. virus replicates in LRT. immunisation available.
3. _____ _____ parainfluenza virus is less common and causes common cold type illness. types 1-3 cause pharyngitis, bronchiolitis, pneumonia.
4. over 50% of patients with pneumonia have ______ ________.
6. type of paramyxovirus. causes influenza and bronchiolitis in kiddies. INFANTS most at risk
10. inflammation of the trachea commonly caused by staph. aureus. (often follows recent viral URT infection)
12. stain used to detect tuberculosis causing bacteria (mycobacterium)
14. toxin produced by bacteria that can cause life threatening respiratory obstruction. necrotic membrane/ ulcer in mouth. interferes with protein synthesis. immunisation prevents this disease. antitoxin and antibiotic need to be administered. common in poor countries.
16. influenza virus proteins undergo ______ ____ to evade host defenses.
17. _____ causes of pneumonia can damamge respiratory epithlium, giving rise to secondary bacterial infection.
19. invade the lung during their life cycle
21. affects children under 2 years. lumen of bronchioles reduced, difficulty breathing.
22. classical ______________ pneumonia cause is STREP. PNEUMONIAE. shadows in one or more areas of lung. sputum collected in morning. antibiotic therapy.
26. three type of this virus, A, B and C. have haemmagluttinin and neurominidase on membranous envelope. causes mild fever, can give rise to complications in CNS, pnuemonia.
29. causes 75% of bronchiolitis cases in children under 2.

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1. (adj.) Mum was _____ when Dad was not back at midnight. She couldn't find him because he left the phone at home.
6. (adj.) Mary was ______ when she saw gun shooting while shopping in the wet market. She dashed into a noodle shop quickly.
9. (adj.) Little Jordan doesn't like to meet someone new and she is always ______ in front of strangers.
13. (adj.) Little Janice is very _____ because her parents is planning to take her to Disneyland on coming Sunday.
14. (adj.) It is very difficult to understand what my boss wants! For the same thing, sometimes he tells me to go ahead and in a short while, he tells me to stop. I am very _____! What should I do?
16. (adj.) The man was _____ about losing his job because he did not do well in his work.
17. (adj.) Everyone was afraid of getting ______ during the Coronavirus.
19. (adj.) Calm down! Don't be so _____. This is just a game.
20. (adj.) He was very ____ when his manager chose another person to go to the meeting with him. He did his best to prepare for it.
21. (adj.) Are you ______? I know your exam is not so good this time but I am sure you will do better next time.
22. (adj.) George is getting more and more ______ because he has been working harder and harder to find a way that works. He plans to give up and stop if it keeps on like that.

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2. (adj.) Little Bobby was _____ and he was crying because he saw a ghost. It was a nightmare only!
3. (adj.) Johnny was _____ when everyone in the office celebrated his birthday after work. No one knows his date of birth!
4. (adj.) Mother was ____ after cleaning the whole house from morning till evening.
5. (adj.) Mother was very _____ because little puppy broke her beautiful flower vase.
7. (adj.) Daddy was so ______ while he was going to work. Do you know what happened? Many people were looking at him when he was on the MTR. He was wearing a shoe and a slipper on his feet!
8. (adj.) I was so ______ when the handsome gentleman in his nice suit shouted and yelled at his girlfriend in the mall. Look! you cannot tell a person by how good he looks and how well he dresses up!
10. (adj.) Little Janice was so _____ during her birthday party because she had so many birthday gifts and she had lots of fun.
11. (adj.) The student is very _____ because the teacher keeps yelling and punishing him every day, but he is doing better.
12. (adj.) Little Daisy fell off while playing in the rain. Her mother punished her. She was not only _____ in her knees, but also her heart.
15. (adj.) Are your _____? Sorry, my dear, I really don't know that the movie makes you nearly fall asleep!
18. (adj.) I have not taken my breakfast or lunch yet. I am very _____ now.

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2. / Spitting up blood or bloody mucus from the lungs and throat.
3. / A serious infection caused by strains of bacteria called Corynebacterium diphtheriae that make toxin (poison). Can lead to difficulty breathing, heart failure, paralysis, and death.
5. / Infectious disease caused by mycobacterium tuberculosis. Attacks lungs. Can be carried by a healthy individual but they may not get the disease. Typically occurs when the immune system is weakened.
9. effusion / The build-up of excess fluid between the layers of the pleura outside the lungs; it may cause you to cough or feel short of breath . You may breathe faster than usual. You may have mild to severe chest pain that starts or gets worse when you breathe in or cough.
10. Edema / A condition caused by excess fluid in the lungs. Is usually caused by a heart condition or exposure to toxins and drugs, and being at high elevation.
11. / A condition in which the pleura becomes inflamed; also called pleuritis.
13. Infant Death Syndrome / Unexplained death of infants, usually during sleep, of a seemingly healthy baby. Sometimes referred to as crib death, because infants often die in their sleep/crib.
15. / The state or process of being deprived of oxygen, which can result in unconsciousness or death;suffocation
17. fibrosis / An inherited disease where the body makes thick, sticky mucus. The mucus then causes problems in the lungs, pancreas, and other organs.

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1. / Bleeding from the nose, either spontaneous or induced by nose picking or trauma. Acute hemorrhage from the nostril, nasal cavity, or nasopharynx.
4. Respiratory Syndrome / A febrile, respiratory tract illness caused by infection with the newly identified SARS-associated coronavirus.
6. Respiratory Syndrome / A triad of symptoms consisting of chronic pharyngitis, wheezing and dyspnea, and a tendency to respiratory infection with or without fever. The pharynx is fiery red and may be covered with a mucopurulent discharge.
7. / A lung condition that causes shortness of breath, the air sacs (alveoli) are damaged, over time the inner wall of the air sacs weaken and rupture, creating larger air spaces instead of many small ones.
8. / An infection of the upper airway, obstructs breathing and causes a characteristic barking cough. The cough can be a sign of swelling around the larynx, trachea, and bronchi.
12. / A contagious bacterial infection of the upper respiratory tract that is characterized by a paroxysmal cough.
14. obstructive pulmonary disease / Range of serious disorders that affect the heart and lungs such as chronic bronchitis and emphysema which are both caused by smoking.
16. / A chronic allergic disorder in which your airways narrow and swell and may produce extra mucus. This can make breathing difficult and trigger coughing, a whistling sound (wheezing) when you breathe out and shortness of breath.

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1. bi-monthly contact list to be updated by directors
4. A social event held over video conferencing platforms like Zoom, Webex and Google Meet to have fun and build relationships between attendees
5. A ____ ____ must be completed by the program director for any changes that will be made to the original grant
7. DEI
10. Database system to track program data
11. Teams of at least 2, including Grant Director, must commit to attending all FOUR sessions
12. where will you find your 21-22 approved grants/budgets
14. Who can grantees contact regarding Cayen related questions
15. A type of infection control using isolation to stop the spread of disease
17. how many terms will 21st CCLC programs report data for
18. Who can grantees contact if interested in participating in the 21st CCLC Advisory Committee
21. Who is the Program Manager of 21st CCLC Magnet Schools at CREC
22. Who is CT's Department of Education Program Manager
25. How many people will be able to access the Smartsheet link to update contact info
28. This is a substance or product that is used to reduce or eliminate germs from your metacarpus and phalanges
29. 21st CCLC grant is named after who
31. To assess progress toward the new attendance hourly requirement, reports will be run on the 7th of every _____
33. All programs must serve a healthy ___ to students
34. Successful K-8 programs should set a goal of 100% of the students attending 80% of ____ ____
35. The Assessment of Program Practices Tool training will take place on _____ 8th
36. Popular Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
38. Which website can you locate the revision form

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1. The pandemic forced us to offer physical space (6 ft apart)
2. BLM
3. Also known as the ’Rona
6. Popular virtual meeting platform
8. While you may retain paper copies of your _____ _____, you must also have a digital version that can be shared with your quality advisor as requested
9. The Cayen Systems Training will take place on ____ 17th
13. a system of education in which students study at home and communicate with their teachers over the internet
16. ASP
19. Assessment of Program Practices Tool- Observation which must be sent to your quality advisor by 1/31/22
20. 21st CCLC sites will be required to collect and enter accurate _____ numbers for each student registered to their program
22. Each site must complete a ___-_______ using the APT-O
23. This committee will inform policy and best practices related to 21st CCLC programming in the state of Connecticut
24. a person showing no symptoms
26. A method to find people who have been exposed to a person with a confirmed case of an infectious disease, like COVID-19
27. WFH
30. ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOL EMERGENCY RELIEF
32. 100% of the target of HS students MUST attend an average of 90 _____ during the school year, ending on June 30
37. Who can grantees contact if there are questions about the APT-O training

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3. Who has been named as the head of the trust for construction of the Ram Temple, which was recently constituted by the Centre?
4. Which social-media platform recently announced that it will label the fake news and remove harmful data shared on its platform?
6. Which Indian apparel brand / chain has the tagline 'Celebrate India' ?
9. In which hotel did the US President and the FLOTUS stay in New Delhi during their state visit recently ?
12. In the wake of the coronavirus fears, recently the Baltic Dry Index sank to all time low plunging into negative territory. What is tracked by Baltic Dry Index
14. The government has utilized which clause under the Fiscal Responsibility and Budget Management (FRBM) Act which provides it leeway for relaxation of fiscal deficit roadmap during time of stress
15. Which banker of India has been named as the Central Banker of the Year (Asia-Pacific 2020), by the Banker magazine?
16. Who clinched the men’s singles title in the recently held Australian Open tournament, 2020?(Use 2nd name)
17. Which city has been voted by the Tom Tom Traffic Index to have the highest traffic congestion in the world ?
19. Israel's Elbit Systems recently signed an MoU with which Indian company for developing an unmanned aerial vehicle?(Use abbreviation)
20. What is the name of the new scheme proposed in the budget, which is to be implemented by the Aviation Ministry, for transporting agricultural products

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1. Which Indian-American has been appointed as the new Chairman of the tech company- International Business Machines Corporation (IBM)?
2. Which Indian retailer has been ranked as No 1 in 50 Fastest growing retailers globally by Deloitte ?
5. India’s 13th major port is set to be established in which state, as per the recent Cabinet approval?
7. A tiny South Korean hedge fund Ryukyung PSG Asset Management Inc., had invested 500,000 $ in a movie that cost 11 Mn $. The movie has already made 165 Mn $. Now after its Oscar win, it will make even more money. Name the movie.
8. Who will be the sports wear sponsor for the Tokyo Olympics 2020 ?
10. Which retailer has brought a new way of paying for your purchases with 'time' ? Customers can show their Google Maps at the time of check out how much time they spent reaching the store. More time means more points
11. Which Indian celebrity is at the top spot in the latest brand valuation study by Duff & Phelps?
13. Which Metro rail service in India has become the second largest operational metro rail network in the country?
17. On January 31, 2020 which Indian company had the largest number of employees, over 78,000, retiring on a single day ?(Use abbreviation)
18. Which country has national emergency to tackle the attack of locust swarms
21. The term "Batterygate", recently in news, is related to which of the following tech giants?

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2. Una sustancia química producida por un ser vivo o derivado sintético, que mata o impide el crecimiento de ciertas clases de microorganismos sensibles.
4. Se refiere a la pandemia de peste más devastadora en la historia de la humanidad que afectó a Eurasia en el siglo XIV y que alcanzó un punto máximo entre 1347 y 1353.
6. Es un procedimiento mediante el cual se trata de comprobar una o varias hipótesis relacionadas con un determinado fenómeno, mediante la manipulación y el estudio de las correlaciones de las variables que presumible mente son su causa
7. Es una enfermedad respiratoria contagiosa provocada por los virus que infectan la nariz, la garganta y en algunos casos los pulmones.
9. Aquellas plantas que pueden utilizarse enteras o por partes específicas, para tratar enfermedades de personas o animales.
11. Es un fármaco con propiedades analgésicas y antipiréticas utilizado principalmente para tratar la fiebre, y el dolor leve y moderado, ​​ aunque existen pocas evidencias de que su uso sea realmente eficaz en el alivio de la fiebre en niños.
14. Es un acto médico controlado en el que se usan fármacos para bloquear la sensibilidad táctil y dolorosa de un paciente, sea en todo o parte de su cuerpo y sea con o sin compromiso de conciencia.
18. Parte de la medicina que se ocupa de curar las enfermedades, malformaciones, traumatismos, etc., mediante operaciones manuales o instrumentales.
19. Enfermedad en la que células anómalas se dividen sin control y destruyen los tejidos corporales.
20. Enfermedad que ataca a un gran número de personas o de animales en un mismo lugar y durante un mismo período de tiempo.

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1. Una amplia variedad de afecciones que afectan el estado de ánimo, el pensamiento y el comportamiento.
3. Son una extensa familia de virus, algunos de los cuales puede ser causa de diversas enfermedades humanas, que van desde el resfriado común hasta el SRAS
5. Es un tejido conectivo líquido, que circula por capilares, venas y arterias de todos los vertebrados.
8. Alteración leve o grave del funcionamiento normal de un organismo o de alguna de sus partes debida a una causa interna o externa.
10. Son partículas no celulares, son proteínas que sin ser virus, tienen también características patógenas e infecciosas, no son organismos vivos, son solo proteínas sin ácido nucleico.
12. Conjunto de síntomas que se presentan juntos y son característicos de una enfermedad o de un cuadro patológico determinado provocado, en ocasiones, por la concurrencia de más de una enfermedad.
13. La ciencia dedicada al estudio de la vida, la salud, las enfermedades y la muerte del ser humano.
15. Un conjunto de células similares que suelen tener un origen común y que funcionan en conjunto para desarrollar actividades especializadas.
16. Una sustancia vegetal, mineral o animal que tiene efecto estimulante, alucinógeno, narcótico o deprimente.
17. Es una preparación destinada a generar inmunidad adquirida contra una enfermedad estimulando la producción de anticuerpos.​

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2. Una sustancia química producida por un ser vivo o derivado sintético, que mata o impide el crecimiento de ciertas clases de microorganismos sensibles.
4. Se refiere a la pandemia de peste más devastadora en la historia de la humanidad que afectó a Eurasia en el siglo XIV y que alcanzó un punto máximo entre 1347 y 1353.
6. Es un procedimiento mediante el cual se trata de comprobar una o varias hipótesis relacionadas con un determinado fenómeno, mediante la manipulación y el estudio de las correlaciones de las variables que presumible mente son su causa
7. Es una enfermedad respiratoria contagiosa provocada por los virus que infectan la nariz, la garganta y en algunos casos los pulmones.
9. Aquellas plantas que pueden utilizarse enteras o por partes específicas, para tratar enfermedades de personas o animales.
11. Es un fármaco con propiedades analgésicas y antipiréticas utilizado principalmente para tratar la fiebre, y el dolor leve y moderado, ​​ aunque existen pocas evidencias de que su uso sea realmente eficaz en el alivio de la fiebre en niños.
14. Es un acto médico controlado en el que se usan fármacos para bloquear la sensibilidad táctil y dolorosa de un paciente, sea en todo o parte de su cuerpo y sea con o sin compromiso de conciencia.
18. Parte de la medicina que se ocupa de curar las enfermedades, malformaciones, traumatismos, etc., mediante operaciones manuales o instrumentales.
19. Enfermedad en la que células anómalas se dividen sin control y destruyen los tejidos corporales.
20. Enfermedad que ataca a un gran número de personas o de animales en un mismo lugar y durante un mismo período de tiempo.

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1. Una amplia variedad de afecciones que afectan el estado de ánimo, el pensamiento y el comportamiento.
3. Son una extensa familia de virus, algunos de los cuales puede ser causa de diversas enfermedades humanas, que van desde el resfriado común hasta el SRAS
5. Es un tejido conectivo líquido, que circula por capilares, venas y arterias de todos los vertebrados.
8. Alteración leve o grave del funcionamiento normal de un organismo o de alguna de sus partes debida a una causa interna o externa.
10. Son partículas no celulares, son proteínas que sin ser virus, tienen también características patógenas e infecciosas, no son organismos vivos, son solo proteínas sin ácido nucleico.
12. Conjunto de síntomas que se presentan juntos y son característicos de una enfermedad o de un cuadro patológico determinado provocado, en ocasiones, por la concurrencia de más de una enfermedad.
13. La ciencia dedicada al estudio de la vida, la salud, las enfermedades y la muerte del ser humano.
15. Un conjunto de células similares que suelen tener un origen común y que funcionan en conjunto para desarrollar actividades especializadas.
16. Una sustancia vegetal, mineral o animal que tiene efecto estimulante, alucinógeno, narcótico o deprimente.
17. Es una preparación destinada a generar inmunidad adquirida contra una enfermedad estimulando la producción de anticuerpos.​

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2. The people thought that the presidential elections were false, so people held ______ all over the country to show their disapproval.
6. She did not pass her driving test, but it was not for ____ ___ trying.
7. My friend Ron is the _____ at his church. He plays while the people sing hymns on Sundays.
8. I hope to go see my favorite ______ play live music after the pandemic is over.
9. The civil rights movement in the United States was a fight for ____________ for Black Americans.
11. That is a very catchy _____, it has been stuck in my head all day.
16. I like the ______ of most Latin music- it makes me want to dance!
17. My sister brought up some painful memories from the past and it really _____ __ ______.
19. I like to focus on the _______ of a song to help me understand the message that the artist is trying to convey.
23. When my baby niece fell down off her bike, her eyes immediately filled with ______.
24. Nelson Mandela, Gandhi, and King were all strong proponents of _________.
25. ______ music is traditionally used to express sadness and feelings of suffering
26. Can you play any ______? I only play the piano.
27. There was a lot of _____ about the final project, so students met with the teacher after class for more help and information.

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1. The _______ of Dr. Marin Luther King Jr. was a very devastating event in the Civil Rights movement in the United States.
3. Siblings often do things to ________ each other, which is why they get into fights.
4. While he was in prison, he was treated like a _____. No one should be treated that way.
5. My country is ____ ___ ___ ___ of an economic disaster because of the coronavirus pandemic.
10. The book was set in the early 1800's, but the messages and themes that it represents are ________.
12. We will have ______ once every week until our performance on May 31st.
13. I tried to study the night before the test, but that studying was __ ____, I should have started sooner.
14. My brother sings the melody while I sing _____.
15. _______ is a very complicated form of music, all of the musicians work together and improvise the music they are playing. This means that songs sound different each time they are played.
18. I was ______ when I heard what my nephew's teacher said to him. No one should talk to a child like that, especially not a teacher.
20. Talking about your life with a therapist can be a very _______ experience.
21. The sudden death of my grandmother caused a lot of ______ for me and my family.
22. My brother always tries to _____ to me and my siblings when we are together, it can be very annoying.
25. The ____ player in the jazz band was extremely talented, I watched her play all evening.

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1. Enterotoxigenic E. coli is referred to as ________ diarrhea.
3. Blastomyces dermatitidis causes _________ and is mainly seen in the Ohio and MIssissippi River valleys and the Great Lakes region.
4. Geobacillus stearothermophilus and Bacillus atrophaeus are microbial spore populations used for which type of sterilization process monitoring?
9. _______ adaptive immunity
10. In _______ adaptive immunity, immunity is temporary because antibodies were passed from one individual to another.
13. Pseudomonas aeruginosa is often the causative agent of conjunctivitis, ________ and other eye related infections.
14. _______mouth is another name fore Acute necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis
18. Rheumatoid arthritis is an example of a systemic __________ disorder.
19. Individuals who have had a specific infection have partial or total resistance to reinfection by a specific microbial pathogen due to _________ adaptive immunity.
21. Untreated gingivitis leads to __________, which is pus pockets that form around the teeth destroying bone and tissue that anchor the teeth.
22. HBV and _____ are blood-borne pathogens capable of transmission through sexual intercourse or sharps injuries.
25. The chlamydial eye infection called _________ is the leading cause of preventable blindness globally.
27. ___________ better known as "whooping cough" is caused by Bordetella pertussis bacteria, which cause serious inflammation in the respiratory tract of young children.
28. The term used in a mixed bacterial infection where inflammation is not seen.
29. _________ immunity is a phenomenon of protection of a large group or community of people from communicable disease when the majority of those in the group have been properly vaccinated.
30. An acute respiratory disease that can cuase myocardial and neural tissue damage. This disease is caused by Corynebacteriumm diphtheriae.
31. ___________ techniques are used to prevent the spread of infection and include processes such as pre-operative skin preps and environmental decontamination procedures.

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2. _________ are the most common cause of enterocolitis infections from ingestion of contaminated foods.
5. an infection of the ear canal seen in the elderly and diabetics and is typically caused by P. aeruginosa.
6. The ___________ system is a method of sterilization which uses hydrogen peroxide gas plasma which has replaced other, more dangerous methods in many hospitals.
7. The most severe and potentially life-threatening hypersensitivity reaction.
8. Instruments should be rinsed of blood and tissue during decontamination to reduce __________ present of surfaces.
11. A gastrointestinal infection caused by species of the genus Vibrio.
12. To insure their survival, viruses have the ability to __________ over time in response to changing environmental conditions.
15. The third line of defense humans have against disease.
16. Provides individuals with artificial active adaptive immunity.
17. Cystic __________ is a hereditary disorder that causes an accumulation of thick and tenacious mucus that places individuals at greater risk for infections with P. aeruginosa.
20. Neutral zone, no-touch, and hands-free techniques are measures practiced by the surgical team when handling ________.
23. Pathogen with a crown-shape appearance that causes mild to moderate respiratory infections.
24. The body's first line of defense again disease.
26. Reappearance due to an increase in non-immunized children and adults which has reduced the broad protection of herd immunity.

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2. On idiom day, we saw many people wearing _________ and funny accessories to describe their idiom.
5. The surface area unit in math _________ and kept us confused for a long period of time.
8. One of our teachers has a _________ plant in their classroom, and does not need to water it daily.
12. Since I don’t usually get bad grades on tests, I was at a _____ when I got a C+ on my math quiz.
14. Many students _______________ skipped school zooms without their parents knowing.
15. Since Reese and I had a lot of classes together this year, we became closer __________, and did more activities together.
17. I was ________ in believing that I didn't deserve a weighty words working lunch.
19. Most kids in our grade are _________, and strongly believe we shouldn't have homework
22. Our ______ teachers made the transition to online learning easy, and were patient and kind with the students.
23. Online school was __________ and troublesome at first, but our teachers helped us get through it.
24. There was a loud and disruptive ____________ when our Spanish class did not win first place for the Kick It fundraiser.
26. Although I was occasionally lazy and _____________ with my work, I still managed to get good grades.

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1. I was scared I wouldn’t meet all of the requirements and _________ for quarter four reading signposts.
3. We are forced to do online schooling because of the __________ global pandemic known as the coronavirus.
4. We were ___________ from not doing our language arts assignment because we used our homework passes, and therefore were exempt from it.
6. I felt like a _______ when I was asking Mr. MacDonald questions back-to-back about formulas.
7. In social studies, we learned about how ________, or people who opposed the church, were brutally punished for not believing the common religion.
9. My sister got a loud and long ______ from my mom because she did not turn in her online schoolwor
10. When we got __________ on the Wall of Fame , we felt happy and powerful.
11. It was unlikely and ___________ for Mrs. Juhasz to get a pie thrown in her face instead of Mr. Opdycke.
13. Sometimes the amount of work that i received in online school made me want to _________ and isolate myself from technology.
16. In language arts, we learned about the _______ Jane Goodall, who dedicated her life to researching and helping chimpanzees.
18. My _______ grades were in the second quarter when I got over one hundred percent in language arts and above my average in other classes.
20. The amount of work during online school made me want to write a long ________ about how stressed I was.
21. I have been ___________ going to school activities by looking at pictures and videos because COVID-19 canceled all the clubs and events.
25. Our ____ classmates would occasionally goof off and disrupt the class.

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5. 2003: What conflict, based on the belief that Iraq possessed weapons of mass destruction, began with the invasion of Iraq?
8. 2021: What international sporting event was postponed to 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic?
9. 2005: What catastrophic hurricane devastated New Orleans, leading to widespread flooding and loss of life?
11. 2009: What global pandemic, caused by the H1N1 influenza virus, led to mass vaccination efforts?
13. 1995: What domestic terrorist bombing targeted the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building, killing 168 people?
14. 1994: Whose high-profile trial for the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman captivated the nation?
16. 2023: What concept refers to a collective virtual shared space created by the convergence of physical and virtual reality?
17. 2024: What digital or virtual currencies use cryptography for security and operate independently of a central authority?
19. 2020: What movement gained renewed momentum following the death of George Floyd in police custody?
20. 2000: What widespread fear surrounded the potential computer bug that could cause chaos as the year 2000 approached?
21. 2024: What field of computer science focuses on creating machines that can perform tasks requiring human intelligence?
25. 2010: What series of anti-government protests and uprisings spread across the Middle East and North Africa?
27. 1986: What nuclear disaster occurred in Ukraine, leading to widespread radioactive contamination and evacuation?

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1. 2024: What emerging technology utilizes principles of quantum mechanics to perform computations at unprecedented speeds?
2. 2001: What series of terrorist attacks on the United States led to the destruction of the World Trade Center towers?
3. 2021: What violent insurrection at the United States Capitol sought to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election?
4. 1997: Whose tragic death in a car crash in Paris led to an outpouring of grief worldwide?
6. 1991: What global network of computers became publicly accessible, revolutionizing communication and information sharing?
7. 2007: What revolutionary device, introduced by Apple, combined a phone, music player, and internet communicator?
10. 1990: Who was released from prison after 27 years, marking a significant step towards ending apartheid in South Africa?
12. 2022: What ongoing environmental crisis poses significant threats to the planet's ecosystems and weather patterns?
15. 2024: What industry involves commercial travel to outer space for recreational, leisure, or business purposes?
18. 1989: What historic barrier that divided East and West Berlin for nearly three decades was demolished?
22. 2020: What coronavirus disease, caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus, led to a global pandemic and widespread lockdowns?
23. 2016: What term refers to the United Kingdom's withdrawal from the European Union following a public referendum?
24. 2024: What advanced machines, capable of carrying out complex tasks autonomously, are increasingly integrated into various industries?
26. 2021: What private aerospace company, founded by Elon Musk, successfully launched astronauts to the International Space Station?

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3. bi-monthly contact list to be updated by directors
4. Who is the Program Manager of 21st CCLC Magnet Schools at CREC
9. To assess progress toward the new attendance hourly requirement, reports will be run on the 7th of every _____.
10. Also known as the ’Rona
12. Database system to track program data
15. This is a substance or product that is used to reduce or eliminate germs.
16. 21st CCLC sites will be required to collect and enter accurate _____ numbers for each student registered to their program.
17. The Cayen Systems Training will take place on ____ 17th.
21. Assessment of Program Practices Tool- Observation which must be sent to your quality advisor by 1/31/22
24. where will you find your 21-22 approved grants/budgets
25. ASP
26. a person showing no symptoms
29. A type of infection control using isolation to stop the spread of disease.
34. Each site must complete a ___-_______ using the Assessment of Program Practices Tool- Observation (APT-O).
36. The pandemic forced us to offer physical space (6 ft apart)
38. Which website can you locate the revision form?
39. a system of education in which students study at home and communicate with their teachers over the internet.
40. Who can grantees contact regarding Cayen related questions

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1. A ____ ____ must be completed by the program director for any changes that will be made to the original grant.
2. WFH
5. A social event held over video conferencing platforms like Zoom, Webex and Google Meet to have fun and build relationships between attendees.
6. Who can grantees contact if interested in participating in the 21st CCLC Advisory Committee
7. BLM
8. 100% of the target of HS students MUST attend an average of 90 _____ during the school year, ending on June 30.
11. DEI
13. Teams of at least 2, including Grant Director, must commit to attending all FOUR sessions
14. ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOL EMERGENCY RELIEF
18. This committee will inform policy and best practices related to 21st CCLC programming in the state of Connecticut
19. A method to find people who have been exposed to a person with a confirmed case of an infectious disease, like COVID-19.
20. Successful K-8 programs should set a goal of 100% of the students attending 80% of ____ ____.
22. how many terms will 21st CCLC programs report data for
23. Who can grantees contact if there are questions about the APT-O training
27. Popular virtual meeting platform
28. While you may retain paper copies of your _____ _____, you must also have a digital version that can be shared with your quality advisor as requested.
30. All programs must serve a healthy ___ to students
31. 21st CCLC grant is named after who
32. Popular Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
33. How many people will be able to access the Smartsheet link to update contact info
35. Who is CT's Department of Education Program Manager
37. The Assessment of Program Practices Tool training will take place on _____ 8th.

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2. Se contagia con el contacto con una persona ya infectada o por los alimentos contaminados, los síntomas son diarrea, calambres, nauseas, vómito, entre otros, se previene lavándose las manos y evitando alimentos contaminados.
4. Es causada por un virus que se acumula en los lugares de humedad por lo que se debe limpiar toda la casa para evitar que permanezca ahí.
5. Esta enfermedad se transmite por la comida y el agua contaminadas o por el contacto directo con una persona que tiene esta enfermedad, provoca fiebre alta, dolores musculares, dolor abdominal, dolor de cabeza y estreñimiento o diarrea, para evitarlo se debe tener una buena higiene en los alimentos.
7. Cuando tienes esta enfermedad te da calentura, pierdes el olfato y el gusto, para prevenirlo debes usar cubrebocas y lavarte las manos.
9. Normalmente cuando tienes esta enfermedad te causa nauseas y todos los alimentos que ingieres regresan por el esófago expulsándolos por la boca, para prevenirlo debes lavarte las manos antes de comer.
10. Es cuando vas al baño más veces de lo normal, y tienes malestar estomacal, debido a alimentos en malas condiciones o bacterias y virus, para prevenirlo debes lavarte as manos antes de comer y verificar que los alimentos estén en buen estado.

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1. Es una enfermedad bacteriana que afecta el aparato intestinal, los humanos se infectan mediante el agua o alimentos contaminados con esta bacteria, para evitarlo debes lavar muy bien los alimentos que consumes y no consumir gua sucia.
3. Es una enfermedad bucal generalmente causada por bacterias y sarro en los dientes, produce una inflamación en las encías y el sangrado de estas, debemos cepillarnos tres veces al día, usar enjuagues e hilo dental para evitarlo.
6. Es una enfermedad bacteriana generalmente transmitida por el agua, que provoca diarrea y deshidratación severa, y mortal si no se trata inmediatamente, para prevenirlo no debemos tomar agua contaminada (sucia).
8. Son algunas alteraciones del sistema respiratorio que se producen en el sistema inmunológico en ciertas condiciones, para evitarlo se debe limpiar la casa para evitar el polvo y mantenerla ventilada para tener aire fresco y evitar la humedad.

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1. sick
3. home

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1. suzie
2. covid
4. mask

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2. Feeding with mother's milk.
4. Set of timely actions aimed at improving or favoring normal behaviors of psychomotor development, taking advantage of brain plasticity and the interaction of the girl or boy with her environment.
5. Serves to express the amount of drug that reaches the systemic circulation after administration.
8. Pneumonia with evidence of empyema, effusion, abscess, atelectasis, or pneumatocele
10. Male child of 10 months old, product of the second pregnancy, entered with a temperature of 39 degrees, so the nurse commented that he had ...
11. It is the process that begins when breast milk is no longer sufficient to cover all the nutritional needs of the infant.
15. It is the person who takes care of a patient during their hospital stay.
16. It is a disease caused by SARS-CoV.
17. Deviation in nutritional status characterized by an increase in weight in relation to height and age, which conditions greater morbidity.
18. what is the excessive loss of fluids and electrolytes calledthe body?
19. Sars cov 2 is considered a...
20. What is the type of patient who is under fourteen or eighteen called? (depending on the country)
23. It is the type of x-ray that is requested to the patient to detect abnormalities in the lungs.
26. When a person does not sleep or is stressed, is posible that can feel pain in your.
27. This is the name given to the result of the application of the psychomotor development evaluation tests according to the age considered from two or more affected areas.
29. When the girl or boy permanently stops breastfeeding.
30. Estimated time of pregnancy counted from the first day of the last normal menstruation until birth.
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1. He is the specialist who consults young children ...
3. It is the instrument with which the body temperature of a patient can be taken.
6. It is the most important vital sign, which must be taken from a patient to detect noises or abnormalities in the lungs.
7. Increase in respiratory rate and effort with use of accessory muscles of respiration based on gravity parameters.
9. ​Feeding with breast milk without the addition of other liquids or foods, avoiding the use of pacifiers and bottles.
12. Joint of functional changes in the maturation of the human being from birth to adulthood.
13. In medical terms, how do you define "shortness of breath"? , which is a symptom in Covid-19
14. Increase in body mass, evaluated through anthropometric measurements: weight, height, body length (depending on age).
21. It is the instrument with which the partial oxygen saturation of a patient can be measured.
22. It is the instrument with which a patient can be auscultated.
24. He is classified as a baby born before 37 weeks.
25. It is the main value and human right that must be exercised in the nursing practice.
28. Deviation in nutritional status characterized by an increase in weight in relation to height and age. Defined with a body mass index between the 85th and 95th percentile.

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5. Vaccine for Covid
9. the line indicating the limit or extent of something
15. Its stands for employee last day
16. an optical instrument that captures a visual image.
17. It contains a detailed description of the employee's salary components paid and deductions for a specified time period, usually a month.
18. the place inside the entrance of office building where guests or visitors go when they first arrive
20. This is an agent who manages both inbound and outbound calls, along with applications, as per the requirements
23. Leave againt working on holidays
24. is a method of exchanging messages between people using electronic devices
27. is the process of removing heat from an enclosed space to achieve a more comfortable interior environment
28. The calls that are made by agents to customers
29. Recording It is a technology that enables call centers to capture and record all customer and agent telephony interacti
30. They have lockers and needs________to open
31. the ability to imagine how another person is feeling and so understand his/her mood
34. A screen which visualizes all the detailed information.
35. a type of food service location within an office in which there meals are served to the people who work or study there
37. Its an project we all work for.
39. This is the person in a call center who provides additional support
40. These People are responsible for cleaning and reporting any safety hazards to manager in charge
43. 2020 was year of
44. an organized occasion when a number of people come together in order to discuss or decide something
45. the account were employee and employer contributes
46. The decision that two or more people have made together on paper.

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1. Company that has its offices in other counteries as well
2. Employees of companies got this due to covid
3. someone who works at your own level
4. things you are good at are called as your
6. To work extetending shift hours
7. people who build, test, install, repair, and maintain hardware and software within organizations
8. Police, Doctors were called as _______________ worker
10. A call that is unable to be completed because of a busy condition.
11. The _____________ has all the departments- HR, Operations,Finance, Accounting, Administration etc
12. A person who isn't experienced
13. brigade They put out the fire
14. The process of aligning performance with the prescribed quality level to achieve the desired goals.
19. The person who requires help is _______________ Person
20. Business Process Outsourcing
21. This is an individual at a call center who is appointed for answering customer calls
22. Leavees taken with piror intimation
23. We had lockdown due to ______
25. Person who is ready to take calls.
26. Piece of Content
29. The total amount/Money companys puts on every single employee
32. Something on national level
33. Month of 1st lockdown
35. a set of rules or principles or laws
36. Headquater at
38. hear with intention
41. Person who takes escalarted calls
42. make yourself fit in/ for

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3. Company that has its offices in other counteries as well
5. This is an individual at a call center who is appointed for answering customer calls
6. 2020 was year of
8. Leavees taken with piror intimation
9. This is an agent who manages both inbound and outbound calls, along with applications, as per the requirements
10. hear with intention
12. Person who is ready to take calls.
13. A call that is unable to be completed because of a busy condition.
16. Employees of companies got this due to covid
18. a set of rules or principles or laws
23. Its stands for employee last day
24. A screen which visualizes all the detailed information.
25. This is the person in a call center who provides additional support
26. The total amount/Money companys puts on every single employee
28. the place inside the entrance of office building where guests or visitors go when they first arrive
29. Its an project we all work for.
31. These People are responsible for cleaning and reporting any safety hazards to manager in charge
33. someone who works at your own level
34. Police, Doctors were called as _______________ worker
38. The calls that are made by agents to customers
39. Leave againt working on holidays
41. We had lockdown due to ______
42. Person who takes escalarted calls
44. the ability to imagine how another person is feeling and so understand his/her mood
45. things you are good at are called as your
46. Piece of Content

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1. The decision that two or more people have made together on paper.
2. is a method of exchanging messages between people using electronic devices
4. Something on national level
7. an optical instrument that captures a visual image.
8. It contains a detailed description of the employee's salary components paid and deductions for a specified time period, usually a month.
11. It is a technology that enables call centers to capture and record all customer and agent telephony interaction
14. Business Process Outsourcing
15. is the process of removing heat from an enclosed space to achieve a more comfortable interior environment
17. A person who isn't experienced
19. The person who requires help is _______________ Person
20. make yourself fit in/ for
21. The _____________ has all the departments- HR, Operations,Finance, Accounting, Administration etc
22. Vaccine for Covid
24. the line indicating the limit or extent of something
27. brigade They put out the fire
30. Headquater at
32. the account were employee and employer contributes
35. Month of 1st lockdown
36. The process of aligning performance with the prescribed quality level to achieve the desired goals.
37. They have lockers and needs________to open
38. To work extetending shift hours
39. a type of food service location within an office in which there meals are served to the people who work or study there
40. an organized occasion when a number of people come together in order to discuss or decide something
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3. feline immunodeficiency virus infection is caused by
5. rabies is caused by what virus
6. most common signs of this canine viral disease are yellow diarrhea, vomiting, leukopenia and anorexia
8. the two most common serious viral diseases of the dog are parvovirus and ______
11. ______ passive immunity is the transfer of antibodies from dam to offspring
12. canine viral disease that mutated from FPV which causes feline distemper aka feline panleukpenia
13. chemical that is added to vaccines to make them more effective by enhancing the immune response
15. another name for a modified live vaccine
18. first fluid produced by mammary gland in the last few weeks of gestation and that provides antibodies to the neonate
20. canine piroplasm bacterial disease transmitted by ticks
24. the ability of a pathogen to cause disease
25. leptospirosis is caused by a ______ bacterium
28. when the immune system can recognize self from non self
31. common signs of this feline viral disease are oral ulcers, arthritis, severe runny nose, mattered eyes/nose/mouth, systemic bleeding
33. the first antibody produced in response to antigens circulating in the blood. This antibody cannot cross the placenta.
34. recommended treatment for a pyometra
35. this canine disease is caused by the morbillivirus and has a 50% mortality rate
36. the ______ and breakdown of the blood caused by the destruction of the GI tract villae causes the distinct odor of puppies with CPV
39. infection obtained while at the hospital
40. leptospirosis is mainly transmitted via which body system
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1. brucellosis in dogs primarily affects what system
2. the number of animals dying after exposure to a disease
4. a zoonotic disease of hunting cats which also produces generalized lymphadenopathy
7. zoonotic feline bacterial disease that causes conjunctivitis, blepharospasms, rhinitis and pneumonitis
9. ______ immunity that is gained through exposure. It is specific to certain antigens and can take time to develop, but has a strong secondary response.
10. this bacteria is the most common cause of subcutaneous abscesses
14. an infectious agent which has the ability to cause disease in a host is termed
16. lyme disease is transmitted by
17. this feline disease is terminal past stage 3, is very contagious and is most commonly found in outdoor cats
19. the causative agent of 'cat scratch fever' in humans is ______ henslae
21. heightened immune response during 2nd and 3rd exposure to an antigen
22. another word for antibodies
23. feline rhinotracheitis is caused by the _____ virus
26. the two kinds of pyometra are open and ______
27. chemicals produced by lymphocytes that are released in response to antigens to protect uninfected cells
29. female that has produced offspring before
30. disease that is easily spread from one organism to another is considered
31. kittens born to queens infected with feline panleukopenia during gestation often display ______ hypoplasia
32. the number of animals becoming sick after exposure to a disease
37. one advantage to acquired immunity is that is produces _____ cells
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3. Company that has its offices in other counteries as well
5. This is an individual at a call center who is appointed for answering customer calls
6. 2020 was year of
8. Leavees taken with piror intimation
9. This is an agent who manages both inbound and outbound calls, along with applications, as per the requirements
10. hear with intention
12. Person who is ready to take calls.
13. A call that is unable to be completed because of a busy condition.
16. Employees of companies got this due to covid
18. a set of rules or principles or laws
23. Its stands for employee last day
24. A screen which visualizes all the detailed information.
25. This is the person in a call center who provides additional support
26. The total amount/Money companys puts on every single employee
28. the place inside the entrance of office building where guests or visitors go when they first arrive
29. Its an project we all work for.
31. These People are responsible for cleaning and reporting any safety hazards to manager in charge
33. someone who works at your own level
34. Police, Doctors were called as _______________ worker
38. The calls that are made by agents to customers
39. Leave againt working on holidays
41. We had lockdown due to ______
42. Person who takes escalarted calls
44. the ability to imagine how another person is feeling and so understand his/her mood
45. things you are good at are called as your
46. Piece of Content

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1. The decision that two or more people have made together on paper.
2. is a method of exchanging messages between people using electronic devices
4. Something on national level
7. an optical instrument that captures a visual image.
8. It contains a detailed description of the employee's salary components paid and deductions for a specified time period, usually a month.
11. It is a technology that enables call centers to capture and record all customer and agent telephony interaction
14. Business Process Outsourcing
15. is the process of removing heat from an enclosed space to achieve a more comfortable interior environment
17. A person who isn't experienced
19. The person who requires help is _______________ Person
20. make yourself fit in/ for
21. The _____________ has all the departments- HR, Operations,Finance, Accounting, Administration etc
22. Vaccine for Covid
24. the line indicating the limit or extent of something
27. brigade They put out the fire
30. Headquater at
32. the account were employee and employer contributes
35. Month of 1st lockdown
36. The process of aligning performance with the prescribed quality level to achieve the desired goals.
37. They have lockers and needs________to open
38. To work extetending shift hours
39. a type of food service location within an office in which there meals are served to the people who work or study there
40. an organized occasion when a number of people come together in order to discuss or decide something
43. people who build, test, install, repair, and maintain hardware and software within organizations

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1. The causative agent of 'cat scratch fever' in humans is ______ henslae
3. The ability of a pathogen to cause disease
6. Microsporum canis causes what infectious disease
7. Most common signs of this canine viral disease are yellow diarrhea, vomiting, leukopenia and anorexia
8. Chemicals produced by lymphocytes that are released in response to antigens to protect uninfected cells
10. The ______ and breakdown of the blood caused by the destruction of the GI tract villae causes the distinct odor of puppies with CPV
13. Leptospirosis is caused by a ______ bacterium
14. When the immune system can recognize self from non self
17. Female that has produced offspring before
19. The two most common serious viral diseases of the dog are parvovirus and ______
20. Leptospirosis is mainly transmitted via which body system
24. Recommended treatment for a pyometra
28. Kittens born to queens infected with feline panleukopenia during gestation often display ______ hypoplasia
29. Lyme disease is transmitted by
30. Common signs of this feline viral disease are oral ulcers, arthritis, severe runny nose, mattered eyes/nose/mouth, systemic bleeding
31. Canine viral disease that mutated from FPV which causes feline distemper aka feline panleukpenia
33. The two kinds of pyometra are open and ______
37. Zoonotic feline bacterial disease that causes conjunctivitis, blepharospasms, rhinitis and pneumonitis
39. A zoonotic disease of hunting cats which also produces generalized lymphadenopathy
40. This canine disease is caused by the morbillivirus and has a 50% mortality rate

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2. Heightened immune response during 2nd and 3rd exposure to an antigen
4. Chemical that is added to vaccines to make them more effective by enhancing the immune response
5. Disease that is easily spread from one organism to another is considered
8. The first antibody produced in response to antigens circulating in the blood. This antibody cannot cross the placenta.
9. Another name for a modified live vaccine
11. One advantage to acquired immunity is that it produces _____ cells
12. Brucellosis in dogs primarily affects what system
15. This bacteria is the most common cause of subcutaneous abscesses
16. Infection obtained while at the hospital
18. An infectious agent which has the ability to cause disease in a host is termed
21. Feline immunodeficiency virus infection is caused by
22. Rabies is caused by what virus
23. The number of animals dying after exposure to a disease
25. ______ immunity that is gained through exposure. It is specific to certain antigens and can take time to develop, but has a strong secondary response.
26. This feline disease is terminal past stage 3, is very contagious and is most commonly found in outdoor cats
27. Another word for antibodies
32. The number of animals becoming sick after exposure to a disease
34. Which WBC is not phagocytic
35. Canine piroplasm bacterial disease transmitted by ticks
36. ______ passive immunity is the transfer of antibodies from dam to offspring
37. First fluid produced by mammary gland in the last few weeks of gestation and that provides antibodies to the neonate
38. Feline rhinotracheitis is caused by the _____ virus

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5. Local provisto de aparatos y utensilios adecuados para realizar experimentos científicos y análisis químicos, farmacéuticos,etc.
6. Ciudad de gran extensión y con muchos habitantes
7. Que rutila o brilla
11. Persona que tiene pereza y falta de voluntad para hacer una cosa
13. Aparato para aumentar el volumen del sonido y difundirlo, especialmente de la voz, y transmitirlo a distancia
16. Idea o pensamiento no fundamentado y formado sin atender a una base real
20. Conjunto de islas próximas entre sí
21. Aumento de la magnitud, la cuantía, el valor o el precio de una cosa
22. Que se produce de pronto, sin preparación o aviso
24. Indica que el nombre al que acompaña o al que sustituye está 40 veces
27. Capacidad cerebral que permite centrar nuestro foco atencional
29. Controlar el desarrollo de una acción o un suceso a través de uno o varios monitores
30. Jefe superior económico, en especial de empresas
32. Acción de brotar o aparecer una cosa material o inmaterial no prevista y, generalmente,considerada nociva
33. Remitir o enviar una cosa de un lugar a otro mediante el correo o por otro medio
35. También conocida como Covid-19, es una enfermedad infecciosa causada por el virus SARS-CoV-2. Se detectó por primera vez en la ciudad de china Wuhan
36. Mostrar su aprobación y entusiasmo hacia una o más personas, generalmente mediante vítores
37. Corregir una cosa para que sea más exacta o perfecta, especialmente lo que uno ha hecho o dicho anteriormente
39. Gozo o alegría muy intensa que se hace ostensible (fácil de ver o percibir)

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1. Dar o comunicar conocimientos, ideas o juicios
2. Persona que comete una agresión
3. Condición o situación de lo que constituyen actos legales
4. Máxima dirección en un organismo
8. Canto solemne, especialmente el de carácter religioso
9. Estado delo que tiene validez o está en uso en un tiempo determinado
10. Enfermedad infecciosa, aguda y contagiosa, causada por un virus, que ataca a las vías respiratorias y produce fiebre, dolor de cabeza y una sensación de mal general.
12. Que es adecuado para la estrategia
14. Que se aparta de los tipos conocidos por sus características peculiares
15. Sublevación contra la autoridad establecida
17. Ventaja o preferencia que una persona o cosa tiene sobre otra
18. Noticia no oficial que adquiere carácter público y que trasciende,averigua con viveza y prontitud
19. Destinar o poner a alguien en determinado departamento o trabajo
23. Persona que gobierna un país o desempeña un alto cargo político
25. Hacer que una persona o cosa quede sola
26. Resolución o decisión que toma una persona o un organismo con autoridad para ello
28. Cambio o desviación respecto de lo que es normal, regular, natural o previsible
31. Hablar o conversar
34. Bien de cualquier clase empleado en la producción de otros bienes
35. Es una orden formal de notificación para un presunto que cometió una infracción de transito
38. Cualidad que consiste en dar a cada uno lo que se merece en función de sus méritos o condiciones

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1. the first words of the constitution
5. a type of onyx
6. soft gooey candy used in 3 musketeers
8. small brightly colored amphibian
10. ___________, violets are blue
12. a headdress associated with kings and queens
13. breed of small, long haired dogs
15. a chemical sprayed in swimming pools
16. you _________ to amaze me
18. a big yellow flower
20. an apologetic response
22. the action of plants absorbing sunshine and turning it into nutrition
23. strongly hate
26. the study of fossils
29. a frog-like amphibian
30. a deadly disease caught by horses
31. the part of you that smells
33. famous words sung by a chilly queen
35. from 58 to 40 million years ago
39. alright, we're gonna make the jump to _________
41. a male deer
42. a reference book containing an alphabetical list of words
44. a usually black strip of land
45. young dogs
47. a starchy veggie that grows underground
49. the american football league
50. a package of several things tied together
51. consistent or based on using reason
52. a science that deals with the history of th earth as recorded in rocks
53. indian unit of weight used for gemstones
55. a type of cabbage
56. covered with blood
58. small noisy dogs
60. eww, _______
61. an old name for sulfur
63. a contraption that cuts holes in paper
65. a brightly colored marker
66. gala, crab, honey crisp, and red delicious are types of them
68. a fictions consulting detective
70. a celebration of the resurrection of christ

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2. the hard covering around an egg
3. a metamorphic rock that can be split up into pieces
4. sars, for example
7. making or becoming suitable
8. the basket ball league in america
9. a tall white hat worn by some chefs
11. a famous novel by richard adams
14. green beryl
17. a ingredient used in beer and wine
19. an amphibian that would look like a snake if it didn't have legs
21. a fragrant cookie often associated with christmas
24. the remains of some thing that has been destroyed
25. one species reaches down to a man's knee starting at the waist
27. __________ wonderboy is here
28. the second color in the rainbow
32. a reference work containing articles on various topics
34. roman goddess of abundance and fertility
36. a small town near corpus christi
37. a cream-filled pastry
38. the 500th anniversary
39. the act of allowing someone to do something
40. to kill animals either for sport or food
41. amphibian that resembles a resembles
43. a route that is famous in the "cars" movie
45. small cylindrical beads made by shells
46. impaired ability to learn to read
48. the act of turning a fabric a different color
54. an itchy area on a body
57. an ignorant person
59. a snake that scares people using its tail
62. commonly blue corundum
64. containers
67. distant, but within sight
69. a body of water smaller than an ocean, but larger than a lake

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3. study of viruses
7. English premier and Tennis star share between them
8. Bitter Gourd has Indian state which curtailed the coronovirus pandemic
9. the city which could be considered as covid-19 capital in India
15. Possible intermediary in transmission from nbat to human
17. some say it is the birthplace of sars-cov-2
19. Gandhian connection in a hospital
21. a Hindi news channel which has corona tracker and much information on pandemic in India's rajbhasha
22. Flying mammal
23. breathe in and feel good
24. sample collection technique
25. sars-cov-2 is not a DNA virus but a virus of this group
29. epidemic devastates globally to become one
33. an enzyme used in PCR
34. immunological treatment option for masses
37. Eh! Is Fauci still the Head there
38. Man's best friend
40. R in RT-PCR testing
42. it seems her country managed the pandemic well in terms of deaths
44. the complete DNA of a species
45. a severity syndrome visible in patients with advanced stage
46. Medical journal if you Can let go !
50. Cleanliness around oneself and one's surroundings
51. a chief minister derives his name from a kind of physical exercise in east
52. leader of a strong nation behaving like a weak
54. some think the agency played to the tunes of China
55. stayed away from home on arrival from abroad
56. treatment for infections
58. proteins seen on the surface of coronaviruses

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1. sun has it as does a class of retroviruses
2. such countries which do not belong to the rich list of US, France and UK
4. a middle part of the central dogma
5. a deadly outbreak in Africa was quite scary
6. Did you say camels could be involved with it
8. Large marsupial
10. the ability of body to cope up with infections
11. a country in Asia where novel coronavirus was observed for the first time
12. The leading country when it comes to COVID-19
13. this mammal is believed to be the origin of SARS-Cov-2
14. The first version occurred someties in the year 2003
16. an Indian way of greeting
18. someone afflicted with this could be more severely affected
20. it did not like lockdowns over there inspite of being in Europe
24. disinfectant with good amount of alcohol recommended
26. a carrier without any signs of illness
27. personal protection equipment
28. for good time it led in numbers of infected and dead ahead of China
29. one of the lungs disease seen in covid-19 patients
30. a common symptom among patients
31. National Institute of Virology ?
32. an oligonucleotide sequence used in PCR
35. change in the basic structure of DNA or RNA of virus
36. particles spread in the air on sneezing coughing or even speaking
39. acronym for the disease caused by SARS-CoV-2
41. ACE-2 for one
43. Has a trunk
47. published research work makes up its content
48. korea an Asian country which held elections during the pandemic
49. idiom has an all important man from India
53. cover for face
57. Likes to chase mice

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3. No Flaws To Identify (6,2,3,3)
7. A Watcher (8)
8. Roadie done good (5)
10. A Lunar Movement (5)
11. Fire, Moon, and Winter (6)
13. No Strings Attached (5,1of2)
15. Did You Learn The Words? (6,4,7)
17. A Cad Performs Testimonies, maybe (7,1of5)
19. Swift As An Arrow (5)
20. Avarice, Greed, and Hate (6)
21. Master Of Time (8,2of2)
23. An Electric Feeling (3)
26. The Charges (7,1 of 3)
27. Mysterious Moonlit Nightfall Hauler (4,1of5)
29. A Sea Of Troubles (5)
30. Alpha Aquilae (6)
31. Circle, square, triangle, wave (3,5)
37. Ace The Bass (4,9)
39. Checking (3,4)
40. No One Else (5,6)
42. An Album And A Song (5)
43. A Cad Performs Testimonies, maybe (4,2of5)
45. What We All Aspire To (4,2,5)
46. Cleared For Take Off (11)
51. Mysterious Moonlit Nightfall Hauler (3,3of5)
54. Hawk And Kestrel (5,2of2)
55. After A Thousand Years Of Dreams (3,9)
57. Spirit Of The Night (6)
58. A Fairy? (4,7)
60. Goggle Eyes (7, 2 of 2)
62. No Strings Attached (5,2of2)
64. Computers hum and bright lights flash (4)
66. Uncle Dodge Saga unravelled (5,9)
70. Recreate Posh Fusions, again (5,1of6)
71. Fancies Poachers, sort of! (2,6,2,5)
72. Fire-eater (4)
75. Engine Of Your Mind (9)
77. Key to It All (6)
78. The Man's on Fire (6,5)
80. Creamy(6,1of2)
82. Song and Venue (7)
84. A Cad Performs Testimonies, maybe (5,5of5)
85. A Weekly Occurrence (8)
86. Not In Space (8)
87. Give The Man A Gong (3,5)
88. Recreate Posh Fusions, again (2,2of6)
89. Are You From Around Here? (5)
90. Mysterious Moonlit Nightfall Hauler (5,5of5)

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1. Grease Spot (10)
2. A Song and a Nickname (5)
4. Recreate Posh Fusions, again (3,5of6)
5. Instant Orzo Dish blended (8,2of2)
6. Use Your Ailerons, It is What They Are For (4,5)
9. Reelect Ice Pet, maybe (8,5)
12. Goggle Eyes (6,1of2)
14. Mysterious Moonlit Nightfall Hauler (8,4of5)
16. Rivers Of Beer (6)
18. Master Of Time (7,1of2)
22. Fire Of Destiny (8)
24. Half The Mind Of Man (11)
25. Ooh Here We Come! (4,4)
28. Yogic Flying (10)
32. Exploding Into Space (8)
33. The Time Of Fevered Dreams (7)
34. A Cad Performs Testimonies, maybe (3,4of5)
35. In The Perfumed Garden (6,1,5)
36. The Charges (3,2 of 3)
38. Mysterious Moonlit Nightfall Hauler (2,2of5)
40. Recreate Posh Fusions, again (5,4of6)
41. Breaking Free (4,2,2)
44. Instant Orzo Dish blended (7,1of2)
46. The Charges (7,3 of 3)
47. Hawk And Kestrel (4,1of2)
48. A Cad Performs Testimonies, maybe (4,3of5)
49. Feel Your Fear (8)
50. No, This is What They Are For (6)
52. Played for Leo Sayer! (3)
53. Tarantism (6,6)
54. No Reason (8)
56. Gathering The Seventh Element (4,2,5)
59. Recreate Posh Fusions, again (2,6of6)
61. Sly Glances At The Brain Police (4,2,4)
63. Austral Epic recast (5,6)
65. Captains Beds not right (5,7)
67. Recreate Posh Fusions, again (2,3of6)
68. Coronavirus mixed us all up! (11)
69. Creamy 5,2of2)
71. Also Deep and Endless (8)
73. My Pet Song (6)
74. Radiant Hash Plug (kind of)(15)
76. Captain (4,5)
78. Kidnapped By Aliens (8)
79. Underneath The Iron Bird (5)
81. Friend Without A Cause (8)
83. Worker 5)

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4. Used to record all seized or detained goods that have been taken into the possession of Customs.
5. For Customs purposes, ___ ___ are classified as the remains, ashes, and placenta of humans (answer is in the hint).
8. PID: ___ ___ declaration.
10. The value of one currency for the purpose of conversion to another.
11. IETF: Import ___ ___ ___.
12. NZCS enforces the prohibition on the importation of ___ publications under Section 95(1)(a) and (2)(a) of the C&E Act 2018.
16. IPR: ___ ___ rights.
18. Nic's favourite type of alcoholic beverage.
22. TSW: Trade ___ ___.
23. A declaration form that needs to be completed by every person who moves NZ$10,000 or more cash or the equivalent BNI into or out of NZ.
25. NZCS intranet home page: The ___.
27. Hamish usually grows one of these.
29. ___ ___ ___ people are covered by the Oranga Tamariki Act 1989.
31. A Certificate of ___ may be used under certain circumstances to verify that goods leaving NZ are exempt from the payment of duty and GST on re-importation.
33. Under special circumstance Customs may authorise the delivery of imports or exports on trust basis, before an entry is lodged for the goods: ___ Delivery (answer is in the hint).
35. Number of daughters Trish has.
36. Covid-19.
39. Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species.
40. An ___ ___ is used to record interactions by Customs officers within the CusMod system.
41. People arriving and departing NZ must pay a border ___ ___.
42. Returning goods to the carrier airline for storage until clearance is obtained.
43. Goods crossing the border may be ___ for a number or reasons, including; awaiting payment, a permit being required, or further examination necessary.

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1. Goods are physically ___ to ensure they are entered correctly, the correct duty is collected, and the prohibited and restricted goods are identified ad dealt with in accordance with the appropriate legislation.
2. False or ___ coins, notes, and traveller's cheques are prohibited imports.
3. Lisa's favourite type of non-alcoholic beverage: ___ drinks.
6. Tania did a secondment here.
7. Restricted ___ require a Police permit to be imported into NZ.
8. Cat B.
9. Debbies's position at NZCS.
13. A payment levied on the import, export, manufacture, or sale of goods.
14. Patsy has these as pets.
15. Controlled drugs and medicines are a ___ import and may only be imported under certain conditions.
17. ___ or consular goods imported into NZ are awarded ___ or consular privileges in most circumstances.
19. Bill's favourite takeaway: ___ Goreng (extra hot).
20. All goods imported into NZ must be classified within the ___ of NZ.
21. 15%.
24. Dutiable, uncustomed, prohibited, or forfeit goods.
26. The new Customs Online app.
28. An internationally recognised document designed to facilitate the export of goods, their temporary entry into another country, and then their re-importation back to the country of origin.
30. Mike and Helen live there.
32. Cannabis and methamphetamine utensils are ___ imports.
34. Mike's favourite type of coffee.
37. Alex was due to rotate here.
38. ___ baggage refers to any personal baggage or personal effects belonging to, but not accompanying a person who is arriving into, or returning to NZ.
39. The term '___ codes' refers collectively to importer and exporter codes.

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3. This pharmacy chain announced an error within their mobile app's messaging feature exposing names, prescription numbers and drug names
5. Malicious code was sneaked into updates to this SolarWinds software
6. The telecom service provider became the victim of a Magecart card-skimming attack.
7. International hotel chain disclosed a data breach of 5.2 million hotel guests, making it their second data breach hitting them
10. this based cyber attacks rose 630% between January and April 2020
13. This is a well-known banking trojan that steals credentials and other sensitive information from an infected machine.
14. this Milpitas, Calif.-based platform security vendor had compromised NetExtender VPN client and SMB-oriented Secure Mobile Access
17. The university paid a $1.14 million ransom to hackers in order to save COVID-19 research.
18. Such attacks target executives across manufacturing, finance, government, and tech with the goal of obtaining sensitive info
19. Malware designed to steal sensitive information stored on an infected device.
22. Which Hotel had the breach Hackers gained access to over 10 million guest records .including Justin Bieber, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, and government officials
23. Allows attackers to execute scripts in the victim’s browser which can hijack user sessions
24. Hackers are now using this Google service to bypass web security and steal credit cards
25. Hackers hit Nebraska Medical Center with --------- and stole patient data
28. This app's "Find Friends" feature could have exposed user's profile data and phone numbers (Jan 2021)
30. In April 2020, Google blocked 18 million daily malware and phishing emails related to _______
31. Since This , the US FBI reported a 300% increase in reported cybercrimes

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1. hacker remotely controlled, and clicked on various functions on the screen to change the level of sodium hydroxide to over 100 times its normal levels, at _________ Water Treatment Plant
2. LodaRAT Windows Malware Now Also Targets ______ Devices
4. Hosted on this cloud, a massive US property and demography database exposed 200 million records (March 2020)
8. A _______ breach targeted 130 accounts, including those of past presidents and Elon Musk, resulted in attackers swindling $121,000 in Bitcoin through nearly 300 transactions
9. Top 10 from ___ is the most effective first step towards changing the software development culture within your org
11. This Confusion Supply-Chain Attack Hit Over 35 High-Profile Companies
12. This unsecured component of Mailfire’s was breached, the hacker had access to over 320 million records from notifications being pushed out to Mailfire clients.
15. Apple Patches 10-Year-Old macOS ____ Root Privilege Escalation Bug
16. Indian WAF vendor Indusface's this app offers protection to online businesses during corona virus outbreak
20. Hackers target Microsoft Windows machines running which servers to deploy backdoors and other kinds of malware
21. A dedicated, global Cisco team that manages the receipt, investigation, and public reporting of security vulnerabilities
26. A now-defunct online service that had been previously selling access to data hacked from other websites, 21 arrested in UK
27. Trojan functioning as a downloader or dropper of other malwares
29. Attacker’s hostile data can trick the interpreter into executing unintended commands or accessing data without proper authorization

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3. This pharmacy chain announced an error within their mobile app's messaging feature exposing names, prescription numbers and drug names
5. Malicious code was sneaked into updates to this SolarWinds software
6. The telecom service provider became the victim of a Magecart card-skimming attack.
7. International hotel chain disclosed a data breach of 5.2 million hotel guests, making it their second data breach hitting them
10. This based cyber attacks rose 630% between January and April 2020
13. This is a well-known banking trojan that steals credentials and other sensitive information from an infected machine.
14. This Milpitas, Calif.-based platform security vendor had compromised NetExtender VPN client and SMB-oriented Secure Mobile Access
17. The university paid a $1.14 million ransom to hackers in order to save COVID-19 research.
18. Such attacks target executives across manufacturing, finance, government, and tech with the goal of obtaining sensitive info
19. Malware designed to steal sensitive information stored on an infected device.
22. Which Hotel had the breach Hackers gained access to over 10 million guest records .including Justin Bieber, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, and government officials
23. Allows attackers to execute scripts in the victim’s browser which can hijack user sessions
24. Hackers are now using this Google service to bypass web security and steal credit cards
25. Hackers hit Nebraska Medical Center with --------- and stole patient data
28. This app's "Find Friends" feature could have exposed user's profile data and phone numbers (Jan 2021)
30. In April 2020, Google blocked 18 million daily malware and phishing emails related to _______
31. Since This , the US FBI reported a 300% increase in reported cybercrimes

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1. Hacker remotely controlled, and clicked on various functions on the screen to change the level of sodium hydroxide to over 100 times its normal levels, at _________ Water Treatment Plant
2. LodaRAT Windows Malware Now Also Targets ______ Devices
4. Hosted on this cloud, a massive US property and demography database exposed 200 million records (March 2020)
8. A _______ breach targeted 130 accounts, including those of past presidents and Elon Musk, resulted in attackers swindling $121,000 in Bitcoin through nearly 300 transactions
9. Top 10 from ___ is the most effective first step towards changing the software development culture within your org
11. This Confusion Supply-Chain Attack Hit Over 35 High-Profile Companies
12. This unsecured component of Mailfire’s was breached, the hacker had access to over 320 million records from notifications being pushed out to Mailfire clients.
15. Apple Patches 10-Year-Old macOS ____ Root Privilege Escalation Bug
16. Indian WAF vendor Indusface's this app offers protection to online businesses during corona virus outbreak
20. Hackers target Microsoft Windows machines running which servers to deploy backdoors and other kinds of malware
21. A dedicated, global Cisco team that manages the receipt, investigation, and public reporting of security vulnerabilities
26. A now-defunct online service that had been previously selling access to data hacked from other websites, 21 arrested in UK
27. Trojan functioning as a downloader or dropper of other malwares
29. Attacker’s hostile data can trick the interpreter into executing unintended commands or accessing data without proper authorization

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3. Mereka yang mempunyai sejarah ______ yang teruk, sistem imun yang lemah, serta wanita hamil dan menyusukan anak juga dinasihatkan untuk merujuk kepada doktor terlebih dahulu sebelum mengambil vaksin.
5. Vaksin berfungsi dengan merangsang sistem daya tahan badan untuk mengenali dan melawan virus dan bakteria yang tertentu dengan menghasilkan _______
6. Setelah selesai dos pertama , kita akan diberikan ______ vaksinasi yang menunjukkan bila tarikh dos kedua Vaksin COVID-19
10. Ujian ________ dibuat untuk menilai vaksin samada ia berfungsi untuk mencegah COVID-19 dan selamat untuk digunakan.
11. Setelah menerima suntikan vaksin COVID-19, penerima vaksin perlu berada di ruang ________ yang ditetapkan sekurang-kurangnya selama 15 minit.
13. COVID-19 bermula dari negara mana?
14. Kekal berada dirumah kecuali tujuan penting dan perlu sahaja adalah salah satu langkah _____ yang disarankan oleh KKM bagi membendung penularan wabak ini.
15. Setelah mendapat vaksin, anda mesti meneruskan amalan norma baharu iaitu amalkan 3W (Wash, Wear, _____) dan elakkan 3C (confine, Crowded, Cramp).
17. Kajian menunjukkan vaksin memerlukan satu hingga dua ______ untuk memberi tindakbalas
18. Apakah nama vaksin COVID-19 yang tiba di Malaysia pada 21 Februari 2021?
19. Apakah aplikasi yang boleh digunakan untuk melakukan pendaftaran bagi vaksin COVID-19 di Malaysia?
22. Pada fasa ke berapa, Vaksin diberi keutamaan kepada golongan dewasa berumur 18 tahun ke atas , lebih-lebih lagi di Kawasan zon merah diikuti zon kuning and akhirnya zon hijau?
23. ______kelompok adalah Keadaan di mana penularan jangkitan penyakit tidak dapat berlaku kerana sebahagian besar masyarakat itu mempunyai imuniti atau daya tahan terhadap penyebab jangkitan penyakit itu

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1. Produk yang dihasilkan dari sebahagian atau keseluruhan struktur virus atau bakteria yang telah dimatikan atau dilemahkan, atau dari protein subunit pada virus
2. Vaksin dan juga ubat-ubatan lain perlu mendapat ________ FDA dan badan kawalan lain di peringkat antarabangsa dan juga dalam negara seperti NPRA dan hanya akan diluluskan untuk kegunaan masyarakat selepas didapati benar-benar selamat.
4. Apakah bahan penting yang ada dalam vaksin yang dapat merangsang sistem daya lawan jangkitan tubuh terhadap virus?
6. Pada Tarikh 08/08/21, telah mencatat jumlah tertinggi ____ sebanyak 360 disebabkan oleh Covid-19
7. Maksud vaksin lengkap yang disarankan oleh JKJAV adalah 28 hari selepas suntikan pertama vaksin COVID-19 bagi vaksin Johnson& Johnson dan vaksin ____
8. Kes baharu di Malaysia telah dibahagikan mengikut kategori dari kategori 1 sehingga 5; kategori 1 (tiada gejala), kategori 2 (gejala ringan), kategori 3 jangkitan paru-paru), kategori 4 (jangkitan paru-paru dan memerlukan ____) , kategori 5 ( kritikal, organ rosak dan memerlukan ventilator)
9. Bagi memastikan suntikan vaksinasi diberikan secepat dan sebanyak mungkin, terutamanya dengan kehadiran varian-varian baharu yang lebih ganas, kerajaan telah menggerakkan seluruh jentera kerajaan dan bekerjasama dengan pihak swasta serta badan bukan Kerajaan dalam satu pendekatan “whole of ____”. (ucapan YAB perdana Menteri : kemudahan-kemudahan bagi individu yang menerima vaksin lengkap)
12. Gelombang kedua adalah bermula daripada Kluster ____ di Masjid Seri Petaling pada 27 Februari 2020.
16. Penyakit COVID-19 disebabkan oleh _______ yang disebut SARS-CoV-2.
20. Jawatankuasa manakah yang ditubuhkan bagi memastikan pengagihan vaksin dapat dibuat dengan sempurna (dalam singkatan perkataan)
21. Vaksin COVID-19 COMIRNATY (Pfizer-BioNTech) akan diberikan secara suntikan ke dalam _______

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5. The nutritional state, haircoat, environment, and external wrappings are all factors that can impact ______ (2 words)
7. The depletion of what leads to rigor mortis?
9. Cardiac _______ occurs when the heart is compressed by pericardial effusion, reducing cardiac filling during diastole, impacting stroke volume and cardiac output, and eventually causing death.
10. An ______ diagnosis names the specific cause or agent of the disease.
12. A _______ forms due to Chilling or partial freezing of the carcass, which makes the lens opaque and white. This can be confused with cataracts, but the lens reverts to normal transparency on warming (2 words).
14. A chicken is presented for necropsy. On gross examination, you find gray color eyes, misshapen iris and enlarged sciatic nerve. What is the most likely disease?
15. Postmortem blood changes include "chicken fat clots”, which is the _____ portion of blood and “currant jelly clots”, which is the cellular portion of blood.
17. Longitudinal dark red to black linear streaks found as artifacts on the mucosal surface of the colon postmortem are called what (2 words)?
18. When describing an intussusception, the ________ is the segment of intestine that is trapped within another.
19. A ______ description is an objective account of macroscopic lesions found during necropsy
20. The nature of a lesion can be placed in one of 4 categories that include: inflammation, neoplastic, circulatory disturbance or ________.
22. Thin, delicate strands that indicate an acute process.
24. What is the name for the postmortem process of release of bile pigments into surrounding tissues (2 words)?
25. Tissue breakdown by lysosomal enzyme
26. This organ should be sampled in neonatal and juvenile animals.
27. What disease causes a chronic, diffuse,severe, granulomatous enteritis in bovines?
28. Cell shrinkage, tissue fragmentation, accumulation of extracellular fluid and cell lysis are all the result of what process that is generally recommended to avoid?
29. The tool used to enter the skull cavity is a skull ____, with a common brand name of Virchow Skull Breaker.

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1. What exciting activity causes rigor mortis to set in faster?
2. Tissue breakdown by bacteria, protozoa, fungi
3. Algor mortis, liver mortis, rigor mortis, are considered _____ changes.
4. Multifocal to coalescing white raised plaques on pleural surfaces of lungs and diaphragm, large amount of viscous translucent orange to yellow with occasional aggregates of tan material in both abdominal and chest cavities is a description most fitting with what virus in cats?
6. What kind of fracture is created to obtain bone marrow from the proximal femur?
7. An ________ change takes place at the time of death due to circulatory failure.
8. White crystalline precipitates on organ surfaces following barbiturate euthanasia (2 words)
11. Direct fluorescent antibody test is used to confirm the presence of this neurologic disease.
13. Abomasal lesions that look like “Moroccan leather” are highly suggestive of ______.
16. In African Gray Parrots affected by psittacine beak and feather virus, what is the main lesion?
21. This postmortem change describes the pooling of blood in dependent body sites due to gravitational forces (2 words).
23. A concise interpretation of the description of organ, disease process/lesion, process modifier, distribution, and duration is a ________ diagnosis.

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2. an external part of a layer

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1. The doctor checked his heartbeat and -_____.

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1. animal domestico, gato, animal domestico

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1. a world wide virus

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1. system

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1. ce an a aparut pandemia de Coronavirus? 2019

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1. ce tara a aparut primul caz?

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2. River North, West Loop, O'Hare
6. 1942 Disney classic movie
8. Powerhouse of the cell!
12. The Morning Brew's common misconception
14. "The Mindy Project's" lead actress' real last name
15. "Call out my name" artist
19. This country recognizes 22 official languages
20. This is said to be highly contagious
22. Priyanka, Sophie, Danielle
24. Glass Animal's album
26. That universal basic income guy
27. The counterpart to WhatsApp, possibly never to be seen in the US again
28. First name of the current Prime Minister of New Zealand
30. Father of value investing
33. Passed away in January 2020. A true legend who will be missed. jersey #24
34. Interviewed Trump and became a meme sensation overnight
35. Acronym for a governmental agency millions of Americans rely upon
38. Can someone say new surface duo?
39. Reality TV show recently featuring Pilot Pete and Chris Harrison
41. What happens here, stays here!
45. This sport successfully created a bubble during COVID-19
48. Lin-Manuel Miranda and Alexander have this in common
51. Pre-cursor for Diego, Bernadino, Francisco
52. One of many dating apps
53. Travis scott
56. Defies the gods by stealing fire and giving it to humanity
57. Luke's diner and popular 2000's show
58. 2014 sci-fi movie, scored by Hans Zimmer
60. Joe Jonas' alter ego
63. Best served shaken, not stirred
65. First name of the Canadian poet known for Milk and Honey
66. The US is in a trade war with this well known country
67. LDL & HDL
69. Music streaming service
70. "Hips don't lie"..or do they?

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1. This term was first coined by Donald Watson in 1944
3. Atomic number 2
4. Irish budget airline
5. Everyone's favorite business casual social media
7. Scientific name is: Persea americana
9. Set of Game of Thrones in Eastern Europe
10. Initials for the youngest congresswoman...ever
11. You'll need a scoby to make this one
13. The US' in-house COVID-19 expert
16. Half Black and half Indian political figure
17. Reels...
18. Popular governor and brother of a television journalist
20. Top secret
21. Sam's Club counterpart
23. Dish of eggs poached in flavorful sauce, common in Mediterranean cultures
25. Coffee drinking is said to originate here
29. Longest cell in the human body
31. The millennial's preferred choice in lodging over hotels
32. Think Little Fires Everywhere and Big Little Lies common actors
36. French for bread
37. Craig, Connery, Brosnan
40. Friends. Need I say more?
42. A word used an unprecedented amount of times in 2020
43. Up for debate whether this is a planet or not
44. Mathematical study of continuous change
46. Shreya Ghoshal's profession
47. Current Chairman of the Federal Reserve
49. Female physicist who conducted research on radioactivity
50. Multi-billion dollar company...and fruit
54. Often confused for an orange
55. A weather phenomenon CA will never experience
56. Country home to Huacachina and Huaraz
59. What 65% of the population was baking during quarantine
61. Author Tara Westover...enough said
62. Red or white, often pairs well with food
64. If only she "needed me" to stand under her "umbrella" with her while we "don't stop the music"
68. Popular but formal email sign off

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5. Animal considerado fuente de muchos virus emergentes.
7. Proceso de creciente interconexión e interdependencia entre países a través del comercio, los viajes, la migración, y el intercambio de bienes, servicios e información, facilita la rápida propagación de enfermedades infecciosas desde focos animales a poblaciones humanas en diferentes partes del mundo.
8. Organización internacional responsable de la sanidad animal a nivel mundial, anteriormente llamado OIE.
9. Cepa de gripe aviar zoonótica.
11. Es un tipo de zoonosis donde el agente infeccioso necesita tanto un huésped vertebrado como un huésped invertebrado (vector) para completar su ciclo de vida y ser transmitido.
13. Organismo, como un mosquito, que transmite patógenos.
14. Sustancia que provoca una respuesta inmune.
15. Inflamación del encéfalo causada por algunos virus zoonóticos.
17. Base para la prevención y el control de zoonosis
20. Forma de transmisión directa entre animal y humano.
21. Familia de virus responsables del SARS, MERS y COVID-19.
22. Organización de naciones unidas especializada en agricultura y alimentación, colabora en el control de zoonosis.
23. Sustancia venenosa producida por microorganismos, plantas o animales, que puede causar daño a otros organismos.
24. Microorganismos unicelulares que pueden vivir en una amplia variedad de entornos, incluidos los cuerpos de humanos y animales, actúan como agentes patógenos que se transmiten de animales a humanos, causando enfermedades infecciosas.
26. Género de protozoos parásitos que incluye especies responsables de enfermedades zoonóticas en humanos y animales, estos parásitos se transmiten generalmente a través de vectores, como moscas o chinches.
29. Se dice de una enfermedad nueva o recientemente importante.
31. Fuentes animales o ambientales que mantienen agentes infecciosos.
33. zoonosis en las que el ciclo de vida del agente patógeno involucra un reservorio o lugar de desarrollo no animal, como suelo, plantas o materia orgánica.
36. Epidemia distribuida internacionalmente.
37. Proceso mediante el cual un patógeno se acomoda a un nuevo huésped.
38. Identificación de una enfermedad mediante pruebas.
39. Palabra constituida por dos partes. Campo multidisciplinario que se encarga de proteger y mejorar la salud de las poblaciones, clave en el control de zoonosis.
40. Organismo que alberga un patógeno.

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1. preparación biológica diseñada para estimular el sistema inmunológico y generar una respuesta protectora contra un agente infeccioso específico.
2. Enfermedad viral transmitida por mosquitos Aedes.
3. Fármaco usado para tratar infecciones bacterianas.
4. Animales frecuentemente involucrados en zoonosis como la brucelosis.
6. Enfermedad viral zoonótica altamente mortal.
10. Enfermedad que se transmite naturalmente entre animales vertebrados y humanos.
12. Zoonosis bacteriana común en rumiantes.
16. Brote de enfermedad que afecta a muchos en una región
18. Zoonosis en la que el agente patógeno requiere más de un huésped vertebrado para completar su ciclo de vida.
19. conjunto de microorganismos (bacterias, virus, hongos y otros microbios) y su material genético que habita en un entorno específico, como el cuerpo de un ser humano o animal.
25. Capacidad del cuerpo para resistir infecciones.
27. Cambio permanente en la secuencia del material genético de un organismo que permite adaptarse a nuevos hospedadores, facilitando su salto de animales a humanos.
28. Palabra constituida por dos partes y en ingles. Estrategia holística que une salud humana, animal y ambiental.
30. Ciencia que estudia las interacciones entre los seres vivos y su entorno, analiza cómo los cambios en los ecosistemas —como la deforestación, la urbanización, la pérdida de biodiversidad o el cambio climático— afectan las relaciones entre humanos, animales y microorganismos.
32. Ejemplo clásico de zoonosis con transmisión directa.
34. Especies animales que albergan patógenos sin mostrar síntomas
35. Enfermedad causada por el virus HIV, de origen zoonótico remoto.

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2. You just put me in an ( ) position.
9. There was a toilet paper ( ) amid coronavirus pandemic.
12. The stranger's question surprised me so that I ( ) lost my tongue.
14. He is ( ) in English and Japanese.
15. Clean air is a ( ) natural resource that needs to be protected.
17. Despite their ( ) efforts, they lost the war.
19. When a person has an ( ) disease, he is usually isolated.
20. You should study in an ( ) manner.
21. East Africa is rich in all kinds of ( ), and the elephant, rhinoceros and hippopotamus are still plentiful in parts.
23. There was no way I could ( ) Ms. Ju's handwriting.
25. He was the kindest and most ( ) man.
26. Since I was incredibly nervous, it was my (
29. ( ) officers found the criminal living in the basement of an old apartment.
35. Sorry to ( ), but there's someone to see you.
36. Your opinion will not ( ) my decision.
37. Be careful with that vase - it's very ( ).
38. All the experiments were performed at least three times, and each time in ( ).
39. We tested the boat for its ( ).
41. She again ( ) whether everything was going well on the farm.
42. The ( ) farmer loves to wear his overalls to important meetings.
43. The old woman suffered a hip ( ) when she fell getting out of bed.
45. This weather pattern of the southern ( ) has no parallel in the north.
46. With careful planning, they had a ( ) amount of food to survive for an entire month.
47. He was always ( ) to his father's wishes.
48. The three branches of the ( )are legislative, executive, and judicial.
50. The production of this is always a ( )task.
51. I don't have the words to tell you how ( ) I am for what you did for us.

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1. The ( ) has adversely affected agriculture production.
2. It was a remarkable ( )for such a young player.
3. Those two trees mark the ( ) of our property.
4. We took a trip to the ( ) which was surrounded by water on all three sides.
5. Some Koreans will boycott that Japanese product.
6. While their dress was different, their faces were ( ).
7. North is the ( ) direction from south.
8. Because of her ( ) to follow the rules, she was grounded.
10. I caught a ( ) of him as he turned the corner.
11. The ( ) masqueraded as a crew member.
13. I thought I was going to ( ) on the crowded train.
16. Chris is so ( ), so determined to do it all.
18. Milo regarded the process of seeking ( ) as the greatest waste of time of all.
22. The security device has a heat ( ) which detects the presence of people and animals.
24. be chosen as the first presenter.
25. I just don't think he was a ( ) witness.
27. Because of her ( ), we got all the work done in a few hours.
28. He is always ( ) and does every work at the right time.
30. Mary! I did not ( ) having to pay for your ticket.
31. Jorge was ( ) and always saw the best in every situation.
32. He has always ( ) the highest standards of behaviour from his children.
33. The ( ) postcard made me dream I was on the beach.
34. Dean grabbed the paper, picked up the ( ) phone, and quickly left the building.
40. Although her mother attempted to ( ) her music collection, the girl continued to download them.
44. The accident attracted a large crowd of ( ).
46. He was drowned in a ( ) off the coast of Spain.
49. He was determined to be ( ) in his research.
52. He went backstage and asked for her ( ).

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2. Building puts in place brew ban, reportedly (1-5)
5. Shared space is not rare on heathland, on reflection (6,4)
7. Dog brings back rodents (4)
10. Retriever eats first lady’s head (8)
11. Barbie’s partner has itch and always needs cleaning! (7)
17. Northern Irishman follows vehicle heading to China? (5)
18. Sport is new ballet gone wrong(7)
21. Prize drama teacher (6)
24. Place that closed down in MIV that sold clothes handed over -old, labelled (initials) and awfully posh! (6,4)
25. Ignore tips from preamble about hallway (6)
26. Difficult paper for GCSE text (4,5)
27. Teacher scores five points or seven(3)
30. Instrument treated like a drum? (8)
32. Head of diversity replaces leader of place of worship (6)
33. “Quand jambon!” says French teacher! (6)
36. Reverend, reportedly, raps! (4)
37. Drama teacher removed lines from another!(5)
40. Much nicer than Potter’s uncle! (6)
43. Gatekeeper amongst those who exceed average (4)
44. English teacher gives time to novel banter (7)
46. Many will go here next year as four queens in unity (10)
50. Greet small conservative subject (7)
51. Volunteers run this, organising props and lottery (4,8)
53. Head of Year, alternatively vegetable (7)
55. Discard lasts of crumbs then step back for Friday treat (8)
56. The year play some French chess before arrangement of a film (7,2,5)
58. On ecstasy, ill or maybe just paternity leave!(6)
59. All Eve’s disrupted exams (1-6)
60. Biologist hesitates after lab rats go wild (9)
62. Deputy hit chicken after church (9)
63. Subject starts off manageable and then hardens, seriously!(5)
65. Various corn goes bad to cause pandemic (11)

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1. Father Time relies on cricket lacking boundaries and energy for teacher (7)
3. Unfortunately halt large assemblies here! (5,4)
4. An animal at organic chemistry! (3)
6. Far right’s former leader (4)
8. Teacher has blank about brush (9)
9. Italian chess piece (6)
12. First light brings counsel (4)
13. PE teacher is skinny in centre (8)
14. Break up sea craft (5)
15. Singer changes end of wooden leg (6)
16. Farm building shelters old classics teacher (5)
19. Physicist bizarrely agrees some energy is lost (5)
20. Chin protects orange gem left for teacher (10)
22. Concerning cinema chain cancelled event (5)
23. Those strange morals (5)
28. About on track for queuing place (9)
29. Freely scores 50 a game(8)
31. Oh, one artist is conductor (5)
34. Ably gathers returned mess for school meeting (8)
35. Right amongst pages is class of 2020 (7)
38. Last half of supper cooked for school (2,5)
39. Farmer (not old) is gap year advisor (8)
41. Chemist’s curve (4)
42. Mentor swimming trout (5)
45. Noughts and crosses, card game and an offer from here all require luck (8)
47. Quizmaster loses odds in pigsty (3)
48. Stealth pen composed musical masterpiece (3,7)
49. Administrative legend composes a ragtime (8)
52. Lucky (not clever) girls find gold in Alps, strangely (8)
54. Musician is found in alcohol store! (5)
57. teacher is restricted by low-key miniskirt (5)
61. Cause of common room riot so far with no end in sight (4)
64. Leader for any one (4)

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1. English scientist invented RFLP in 1984.
8. AIDS virus.
10. Microorganism for Acetic acid (Vinegar).
12. Movement of a solvent across a semipermeable membrane.
13. Horsetail plant.
15. A soft-bodied, eight-limbed mollusc; Paul was one of the most famous one used to predict the results of football matches during 2010 world cup.
16. Technique used for paternity and maternity testing; criminal identification and forensics
20. A geologic period spanning 199.6 - 145.5 million years ago.
21. Longest plant.
22. World’s smallest flowering plant. Found all over the planet, this bright green oval plant is about the size of a grain of rice.
24. A community of organisms in which each member is eaten in turn by another member.
25. Enzymes used to cut high-molecular-weight DNA strands into smaller fragments.
27. Thread-like structure made up of a tightly coiled single strand of DNA located inside the nucleus of a cell.
28. The building blocks that cells in the body use to build proteins.
30. Covid-19.
32. Earth's southernmost continent.
34. Dromaius novaehollandiae; second-largest living bird.
36. Height above sea level.
38. An organism that breaks down, organic material such as the remains of dead organisms.
39. Garhwali environmentalist and Chipko movement leader.
40. Disease caused Hydrophobia in dogs and humans.
41. The gradual increase in temperature of the Earth’s surface caused by human activities.
43. An animal that feeds on other animals.
44. The thin protective layer of gas 10 to 50km above the Earth that acts as a filter for ultraviolet (UV) radiation from the sun.
45. One of two or more versions of a gene.
46. A chemical technique used for separating the components of a mixture.
47. Hindi name of Ocimum tenuiflorum.
50. The mass of air surrounding the Earth.
52. An instrument that measures atmospheric pressure.
54. A type of bacteria that commonly live in the intestines of people and animals.

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2. A set of consecutive, non-overlapping triplets of nucleotides.
3. The biological variety of a particular environment as reflected by the number of different species of plant and animals present.
4. Discovered polymerase chain reaction.
5. A bacterium which lives in the boiling springs of Yellowstone National Park and similar habitats.
6. This is a gram positive species of bacteria that dwells in soil also known as bt and extensively used biotechnology.
7. Sharing a car to a destination to reduce fuel use, pollution and travel costs.
9. Enzyme used in PCR
11. Genus name of dengue virus.
13. A species seriously at risk of extinction.
14. Largest algae.
17. Study of microscopic organisms.
18. Expansion of VNTRs
19. Bacteria responsible for typhoid fever.
23. Biggest, highest and tallest dam of India build on this river.
26. Inventor of southern blotting.
29. Genes responsible for tumor formation.
31. Physical and functional unit of heredity.
33. Massive powerful herbivorous odd-toed ungulate of southeast Asia and Africa having very thick skin and one or two horns on the snout.
35. Any substance that can cause or contribute to the production of cancer.
37. Father of microbiology also gave the “Germ theory of fermentation”.
42. The process of copying of an RNA molecule back into its DNA complement.
43. One of the most abundant natural polymer.
48. An analytical method that uses an electric current to separate and sort out molecules based on their size.
49. World’s second most polluted city of 2019 (According to globalresidenceindex.com).
51. Largest living bird.
53. A complex sugar derived from seaweeds.

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5. This ELAR teacher and avid traveler lived in Vietnam
6. This intermediate teacher wears her socks inside out and crosses her toes while she sleeps
8. This runner has lost over 100 pounds in the last 2 years
10. This specialist loves estate sales and has had the same cell phone for 5 years
13. This primary teacher's favorite band is One Direction
18. This primary teacher plays the piano and loves to sing (but not in front of anyone except her grandchildren)
19. This upstairs teachers was a juvenile detention officer before teaching
20. This TA is described as Loud, crazy, and happy
21. This 1st grade teacher used to race dirt bikes and could eat at Chick-fil-a everyday
22. This TA's celebrity crush is Dwayne "the rock" Johnson
25. This math teacher had a pet potbelly pig by the name of Timosina
26. This primary prepper is obsessed with apocalypse shows but had no toilet paper or food when coronavirus forced quarantine
27. This downstairs teacher is an avid wrestling AND Broadway fan!
30. This specialist's first home after getting married was a men's dorm
32. This specialist has been married to a coach, a principal, and a preacher (same man) and has lived in 8 different towns
33. This math/science teacher's first vehicle was a tractor and she eats candy all day long.
34. This ELAR teacher has been coast to coast in an 18-wheeler. (10-4 good buddy!)
35. This baker has over 3000 cookie cutters and has had her tonsils removed TWICE (because they grew back)
37. This specialist only has 9 toenails
38. This specialist/graphic designer was on the Today Show in 2009 when her stepsister got married on the show

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1. This strong TA is afraid to be in a swimming pool by herself because of the movie Jaws
2. This TA collects coffee mugs and does NOT like hugs
3. This TA grew up 5 miles from the Mexico border and loves Latin Pop
4. This 20-something has 6 screws and a plate in her shoulder
7. This primary teacher had 15 students in her graduating class
9. This math teacher/cello player has been to the top of the Leaning Tower of Pisa
11. This science teacher loves to garden and would love to collect shoes
12. This 3rd grade teacher was a former tomboy and held school records for being the fastest sprinter in Elementary, Junior High, and High school.
14. This TA loves horror movies and has razor-sharp intuition
15. This ELAR/SS skydiver can do the Stitch voice from Lilo and Stitch
16. This downstairs teacher was a PreMed biology major at Baylor
17. This math teacher had a front-row seat and stood against the stage at a George Strait concert
23. This kinder teacher gave the commencement address at her community college graduation ceremony
24. This kinder teacher loves to cook and watch Dr. Pimple Popper
28. This specialist represented the Gulf Coast at the San Antonio Rodeo by dressing as a mermaid
29. This specialist rode a motorcycle to school every day in HS and college
31. This TA has been married for 47 years
34. This science teacher moonlights as a tax preparer for HR Block
36. This downstairs teacher worked as the Easter Bunny at the mall while in high school

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3. Zoonosis que se presenta de forma subclínica en animales, pero con cuadro clínico evidente en humanos, o viceversa
5. Describe la zoonosis asociada a actividad de ocio
6. Enfermedad del sueño
7. Proceso de paso de un patógeno desde una fuente de infección a un nuevo hospedador
8. Observación activa para detectar y controlar enfermedades
10. Género de virus responsable de enfermedades zoonóticas conocidas como “Nipah y Hendra”
12. Organismo, generalmente artrópodo, que puede transmitir patógenos zoonóticos de un hospedador a otro
14. Cambio genético que puede dar origen a nuevos virus
17. Estrategia que integra la salud animal, humana y ambiental
18. Proceso genético que crea variantes virales nuevas
22. Representa la suma de brotes en una región, provincia o país determinado
28. Organismo internacional responsable de la salud animal
30. Organismo que alberga a un patógeno y sufre sus efectos, ya sea animal o humano
32. Define la transmisión de patógenos desde humanos hacia animales
33. Organización de las Naciones Unidas para la Alimentación y la Agricultura
34. Concepto epidemiológico que representa un episodio de enfermedad aislado, no relacionado con otros
36. Describe la zoonosis que se relaciona con los animales de compañía
37. Inflamación del cerebro, a menudo causada por patógenos zoonóticos como Henipavirus
38. Zoonosis que requiere dos hospedadores vertebrados para su
39. Término epidemiológico que se puede relacionar a enfermedades zoonóticas, refiriéndose a enfermedades nuevas o que incrementan su importancia
40. Familia de virus que incluyen enfermedades zoonóticas conocidas como “Ébola y Marburgo”

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1. Fuente natural de patógenos que puede infectar a los humanos
2. Capacidad de bacterias, parásitos o virus de adaptarse y sobrevivir frente a antibióticos, antiparasitarios o antivirales, convirtiéndose en uno de los principales problemas emergentes en salud pública y sanidad animal
4. Enfermedades que se transmiten naturalmente entre los animales vertebrados y el hombre
9. Técnica de estudio genético que analiza el material genético de muestras ambientales
11. Microorganismo que causa enfermedades
13. Enfermedad causada por el virus SARS-CoV-2
15. Intercambio de patógenos entre diferentes especies hospedadoras, estrechamente ligada al salto de especie y clave en la aparición de nuevos brotes zoonóticos
16. Conjunto de medidas para prevenir la entrada y salida de agentes infecciosos
19. Procesos infecciosos previamente controlados que vuelven a aparecer con mayor gravedad
20. Zoonosis directa que se transmite de animales infectados al hombre, en la que los rumiantes actúan como reservorios principales, también es conocida como fiebre ondulante
21. Tipo de zoonosis que requiere, para completar su ciclo biológico, tanto de la participación de vertebrados como de invertebrados
23. Tipo de zoonosis en la que existe un hospedador vertebrado y un sitio inanimado de desarrollo o reservorio inerte
24. Orden de mamíferos señalado como origen probable de coronavirus como el SARS-CoV-2
25. Padre de la Patología Moderna y Celular
26. Zoonosis viral mortal transmitida principalmente por mordeduras de animales, con tropismo al sistema nervioso y capacidad de transmitirse a humanos
27. Aparición repentina de varios casos de una enfermedad
29. Define la transmisión de patógenos desde animales hacia humanos
31. Es una epidemia que se ha distribuido internacionalmente con casos y brotes repartidos por todos o la mayoría de los países
35. Objeto inanimado que puede transportar mecánicamente patógenos desde un hospedador infectado a uno susceptible

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3. Zoonosis que se presenta de forma subclínica en animales, pero con cuadro clínico evidente en humanos, o viceversa
5. Describe la zoonosis asociada a actividad de ocio
6. Enfermedad del sueño
7. Proceso de paso de un patógeno desde una fuente de infección a un nuevo hospedador
8. Observación activa para detectar y controlar enfermedades
10. Género de virus responsable de enfermedades zoonóticas conocidas como “Nipah y Hendra”
12. Organismo, generalmente artrópodo, que puede transmitir patógenos zoonóticos de un hospedador a otro
14. Cambio genético que puede dar origen a nuevos virus
17. Estrategia que integra la salud animal, humana y ambiental
18. Proceso genético que crea variantes virales nuevas
22. Representa la suma de brotes en una región, provincia o país determinado
28. Organismo internacional responsable de la salud animal
30. Organismo que alberga a un patógeno y sufre sus efectos, ya sea animal o humano
32. Define la transmisión de patógenos desde humanos hacia animales
33. Organización de las Naciones Unidas para la Alimentación y la Agricultura
34. Concepto epidemiológico que representa un episodio de enfermedad aislado, no relacionado con otros
36. Describe la zoonosis que se relaciona con los animales de compañía
37. Inflamación del cerebro, a menudo causada por patógenos zoonóticos como Henipavirus
38. Zoonosis que requiere dos hospedadores vertebrados para su
39. Término epidemiológico que se puede relacionar a enfermedades zoonóticas, refiriéndose a enfermedades nuevas o que incrementan su importancia
40. Familia de virus que incluyen enfermedades zoonóticas conocidas como “Ébola y Marburgo”

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1. Fuente natural de patógenos que puede infectar a los humanos
2. Capacidad de bacterias, parásitos o virus de adaptarse y sobrevivir frente a antibióticos, antiparasitarios o antivirales, convirtiéndose en uno de los principales problemas emergentes en salud pública y sanidad animal
4. Enfermedades que se transmiten naturalmente entre los animales vertebrados y el hombre
9. Técnica de estudio genético que analiza el material genético de muestras ambientales
11. Microorganismo que causa enfermedades
13. Enfermedad causada por el virus SARS-CoV-2
15. Intercambio de patógenos entre diferentes especies hospedadoras, estrechamente ligada al salto de especie y clave en la aparición de nuevos brotes zoonóticos
16. Conjunto de medidas para prevenir la entrada y salida de agentes infecciosos
19. Procesos infecciosos previamente controlados que vuelven a aparecer con mayor gravedad
20. Zoonosis directa que se transmite de animales infectados al hombre, en la que los rumiantes actúan como reservorios principales, también es conocida como fiebre ondulante
21. Tipo de zoonosis que requiere, para completar su ciclo biológico, tanto de la participación de vertebrados como de invertebrados
23. Tipo de zoonosis en la que existe un hospedador vertebrado y un sitio inanimado de desarrollo o reservorio inerte
24. Orden de mamíferos señalado como origen probable de coronavirus como el SARS-CoV-2
25. Padre de la Patología Moderna y Celular
26. Zoonosis viral mortal transmitida principalmente por mordeduras de animales, con tropismo al sistema nervioso y capacidad de transmitirse a humanos
27. Aparición repentina de varios casos de una enfermedad
29. Define la transmisión de patógenos desde animales hacia humanos
31. Es una epidemia que se ha distribuido internacionalmente con casos y brotes repartidos por todos o la mayoría de los países
35. Objeto inanimado que puede transportar mecánicamente patógenos desde un hospedador infectado a uno susceptible

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3. Zoonosis que se presenta de forma subclínica en animales, pero con cuadro clínico evidente en humanos, o viceversa
5. Describe la zoonosis asociada a actividad de ocio
6. Enfermedad del sueño
7. Proceso de paso de un patógeno desde una fuente de infección a un nuevo hospedador
8. Observación activa para detectar y controlar enfermedades
10. Género de virus responsable de enfermedades zoonóticas conocidas como “Nipah y Hendra”
12. Organismo, generalmente artrópodo, que puede transmitir patógenos zoonóticos de un hospedador a otro
14. Cambio genético que puede dar origen a nuevos virus
17. Estrategia que integra la salud animal, humana y ambiental
18. Proceso genético que crea variantes virales nuevas
22. Representa la suma de brotes en una región, provincia o país determinado
28. Organismo internacional responsable de la salud animal
30. Organismo que alberga a un patógeno y sufre sus efectos, ya sea animal o humano
32. Define la transmisión de patógenos desde humanos hacia animales
33. Organización de las Naciones Unidas para la Alimentación y la Agricultura
34. Concepto epidemiológico que representa un episodio de enfermedad aislado, no relacionado con otros
36. Describe la zoonosis que se relaciona con los animales de compañía
37. Inflamación del cerebro, a menudo causada por patógenos zoonóticos como Henipavirus
38. Zoonosis que requiere dos hospedadores vertebrados para su
39. Término epidemiológico que se puede relacionar a enfermedades zoonóticas, refiriéndose a enfermedades nuevas o que incrementan su importancia
40. Familia de virus que incluyen enfermedades zoonóticas conocidas como “Ébola y Marburgo”

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1. Fuente natural de patógenos que puede infectar a los humanos
2. Capacidad de bacterias, parásitos o virus de adaptarse y sobrevivir frente a antibióticos, antiparasitarios o antivirales, convirtiéndose en uno de los principales problemas emergentes en salud pública y sanidad animal
4. Enfermedades que se transmiten naturalmente entre los animales vertebrados y el hombre
9. Técnica de estudio genético que analiza el material genético de muestras ambientales
11. Microorganismo que causa enfermedades
13. Enfermedad causada por el virus SARS-CoV-2
15. Intercambio de patógenos entre diferentes especies hospedadoras, estrechamente ligada al salto de especie y clave en la aparición de nuevos brotes zoonóticos
16. Conjunto de medidas para prevenir la entrada y salida de agentes infecciosos
19. Procesos infecciosos previamente controlados que vuelven a aparecer con mayor gravedad
20. Zoonosis directa que se transmite de animales infectados al hombre, en la que los rumiantes actúan como reservorios principales, también es conocida como fiebre ondulante
21. Tipo de zoonosis que requiere, para completar su ciclo biológico, tanto de la participación de vertebrados como de invertebrados
23. Tipo de zoonosis en la que existe un hospedador vertebrado y un sitio inanimado de desarrollo o reservorio inerte
24. Orden de mamíferos señalado como origen probable de coronavirus como el SARS-CoV-2
25. Padre de la Patología Moderna y Celular
26. Zoonosis viral mortal transmitida principalmente por mordeduras de animales, con tropismo al sistema nervioso y capacidad de transmitirse a humanos
27. Aparición repentina de varios casos de una enfermedad
29. Define la transmisión de patógenos desde animales hacia humanos
31. Es una epidemia que se ha distribuido internacionalmente con casos y brotes repartidos por todos o la mayoría de los países
35. Objeto inanimado que puede transportar mecánicamente patógenos desde un hospedador infectado a uno susceptible

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2. om ons tegen corona te beschermen zullen we dit moeten dragen.
6. warme zwarte drank die je met melk of suiker kan drinken.
8. dit heb ik nodig als ik wil vegen.
9. groen diertje dat kwaakt.
10. dit doe je als je applaus geeft.
18. als het heel warm is beginnen mensen te .....
19. dit zijn heel slijmerige dieren.
21. een geweer of een pistool = een .....
22. welke sterke dieren op een boerderij moesten vroeger de kar van de boer trekken?
24. dit doe ik in de pan om vlees te bakken.
25. kleine kindjes drinken meestal uit een .....
28. elke vinger van je hand heeft er één.
29. je kan het opblazen, laten vliegen en laten ontploffen.
30. je bloed loopt door je .....
31. de naam van onze planeet.
32. een bed is om in te .....
34. een wild dier met zwarte strepen en scherpe klauwen.
36. een schelpdier uit de zee dat we kunnen opeten.
38. met een auto kan je .....
39. alle mensen hebben 2 benen en 2 .....
42. de man die vlees verkoopt.
43. met een schaar kan je .....
46. een kruid dat heel veel gebruikt wordt in ons eten.
47. als je ijsblokjes in de zon legt, dan gaan die .....
51. boze honden blaffen niet, maar .....
54. je hebt daarvoor een balpen nodig.
55. iemand die geen huis heeft en van de ene naar de andere plaats gaat en op straat slaapt.
56. een jas kan je dichtdoen met een rits of met .....
57. deze dieren maken een web.
59. heel heel vroeger in de prehistorie, leefden de mensen niet in huizen, maar in .....
60. vogels praten niet, ze .....
62. een ronde rode groente
64. eendjes zwemmen in de .....
65. een vrouw die een kindje krijgt wordt moeder, en een man die een kindje krijgt, die wordt .....

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1. een spat = een .....
3. de man die broden bakt heet een .....
4. aan een rood licht moet je altijd .....
5. de mensen die in Rusland wonen zijn .....
7. doodgaan = .....
9. dit draag je om warme voeten te hebben.
11. een koppig grijs dier.
12. snoepen is niet goed voor je .....
13. door het coronavirus komen de mensen niet veel buiten, ze blijven .....
14. een arts = een .....
15. macaroni is een ...
16. een kleine berg noemen we een .....
17. iemand die op herten, wilde konijntjes of fazanten schiet, noemen we een .....
19. met een plank op zee kan je gaan .....
20. oranje groente die je rauw of gekookt kan eten.
23. dit heb je nodig om een put in de aarde te maken.
26. de plaats waar koeien grazen.
27. een zakdoek is om in te .....
32. alle treinen en trammen rijden op .....
33. frisdrank kan je kopen in flessen, maar ook in .....
35. iets dat prikt en dat we van de vis niet opeten.
37. dit kan je gebruiken om op het dak te klimmen.
40. met een boot kan je gaan .....
41. juli en augustus vallen niet in de lente maar in de .....
44. iets dat niet vuil is, is .....
45. praten = .....
48. muziekinstrument met 2 stokken.
49. varkens = .....
50. mensen die stelen zijn .....
52. iets zoals papier maar harder.
53. dit doe je met een hamer.
58. een voertuig waar je alleen of met 2 op zit.
61. hiermee kan je soep eten.
63. met een bijl kan je .....

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3. Zoonosis que se presenta de forma subclínica en animales, pero con cuadro clínico evidente en humanos, o viceversa
5. Describe la zoonosis asociada a actividad de ocio
6. Enfermedad del sueño
7. Proceso de paso de un patógeno desde una fuente de infección a un nuevo hospedador
8. Observación activa para detectar y controlar enfermedades
10. Género de virus responsable de enfermedades zoonóticas conocidas como “Nipah y Hendra”
12. Organismo, generalmente artrópodo, que puede transmitir patógenos zoonóticos de un hospedador a otro
14. Cambio genético que puede dar origen a nuevos virus
17. Estrategia que integra la salud animal, humana y ambiental
18. Proceso genético que crea variantes virales nuevas
22. Representa la suma de brotes en una región, provincia o país determinado
28. Organismo internacional responsable de la salud animal
30. Organismo que alberga a un patógeno y sufre sus efectos, ya sea animal o humano
32. Define la transmisión de patógenos desde humanos hacia animales
33. Organización de las Naciones Unidas para la Alimentación y la Agricultura
34. Concepto epidemiológico que representa un episodio de enfermedad aislado, no relacionado con otros
36. Describe la zoonosis que se relaciona con los animales de compañía
37. Inflamación del cerebro, a menudo causada por patógenos zoonóticos como Henipavirus
38. Zoonosis que requiere dos hospedadores vertebrados para su
39. Término epidemiológico que se puede relacionar a enfermedades zoonóticas, refiriéndose a enfermedades nuevas o que incrementan su importancia
40. Familia de virus que incluyen enfermedades zoonóticas conocidas como “Ébola y Marburgo”

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1. Fuente natural de patógenos que puede infectar a los humanos
2. Capacidad de bacterias, parásitos o virus de adaptarse y sobrevivir frente a antibióticos, antiparasitarios o antivirales, convirtiéndose en uno de los principales problemas emergentes en salud pública y sanidad animal
4. Enfermedades que se transmiten naturalmente entre los animales vertebrados y el hombre
9. Técnica de estudio genético que analiza el material genético de muestras ambientales
11. Microorganismo que causa enfermedades
13. Enfermedad causada por el virus SARS-CoV-2
15. Intercambio de patógenos entre diferentes especies hospedadoras, estrechamente ligada al salto de especie y clave en la aparición de nuevos brotes zoonóticos
16. Conjunto de medidas para prevenir la entrada y salida de agentes infecciosos
19. Procesos infecciosos previamente controlados que vuelven a aparecer con mayor gravedad
20. Zoonosis directa que se transmite de animales infectados al hombre, en la que los rumiantes actúan como reservorios principales, también es conocida como fiebre ondulante
21. Tipo de zoonosis que requiere, para completar su ciclo biológico, tanto de la participación de vertebrados como de invertebrados
23. Tipo de zoonosis en la que existe un hospedador vertebrado y un sitio inanimado de desarrollo o reservorio inerte
24. Orden de mamíferos señalado como origen probable de coronavirus como el SARS-CoV-2
25. Padre de la Patología Moderna y Celular
26. Zoonosis viral mortal transmitida principalmente por mordeduras de animales, con tropismo al sistema nervioso y capacidad de transmitirse a humanos
27. Aparición repentina de varios casos de una enfermedad
29. Define la transmisión de patógenos desde animales hacia humanos
31. Es una epidemia que se ha distribuido internacionalmente con casos y brotes repartidos por todos o la mayoría de los países
35. Objeto inanimado que puede transportar mecánicamente patógenos desde un hospedador infectado a uno susceptible