discoveries and invention Crossword Puzzles
Invention and discoveries 2025-11-05
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- bao gồm
- đột ngột
- phát minh
- phần mềm
- thí nghiệm
- chính xác
- khám phá
- tự động
- nhân tạo
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- thiết bị
- dụng cụ
- kĩ thuật số
- phòng thí nghiệm
- độc nhất
- sự ảnh hưởng
- bài nghiên cứu
- phức tạp
- chương trình
- hoạt động
- ước tính
20 Clues: dụng cụ • bao gồm • tự động • thiết bị • đột ngột • độc nhất • phần mềm • phức tạp • ước tính • khám phá • nhân tạo • phát minh • hoạt động • chính xác • thí nghiệm • kĩ thuật số • sự ảnh hưởng • chương trình • bài nghiên cứu • phòng thí nghiệm
IP 2025-10-09
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- non patentable invention
- maker of the work
- _____ invention has not been publicly disclosed
- protection for copyright
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- exclusive right
- function of trademark
- advertising
- made by the creator
- ______ secret is a special ways of working
- distinguishes the goods and services
10 Clues: advertising • exclusive right • maker of the work • made by the creator • function of trademark • non patentable invention • protection for copyright • distinguishes the goods and services • ______ secret is a special ways of working • _____ invention has not been publicly disclosed
Discoveries of Man 2023-06-13
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- - A device used to observe distant objects in space, leading to discoveries about the universe.
- - The discovery of this energy form revolutionized technology and brought about various inventions.
- - The art and science of capturing and creating images through the use of a camera and light.
- - A device used for mathematical calculations, simplifying and speeding up complex computations.
- - The invention of the steam engine powered the industrial revolution and transformed transportation and manufacturing.
- - A tool used to magnify objects that are too small to be seen by the naked eye, allowing for scientific discoveries.
- - Invented by Alexander Graham Bell, it allows people to communicate over long distances.
- - A circular object that rotates on an axle, invented for transportation and making work easier.
- - A form of electromagnetic radiation discovered by Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen, used for medical imaging.
- - The discovery of the double helix structure of DNA by Watson and Crick paved the way for advancements in genetics and understanding of heredity.
- - The discovery of radioactivity by Marie Curie led to advancements in nuclear science and medicine.
- - An antibiotic discovered by Alexander Fleming that revolutionized medicine and saved many lives.
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- - A machine that enabled the mass production of books and facilitated the spread of knowledge.
- - The invention of powered flight by the Wright brothers revolutionized travel and transportation.
- - A writing instrument that replaced quills and made writing more accessible and convenient.
- - A device that allows the transmission and reception of sound signals through electromagnetic waves.
- - An invention that captures and preserves images, allowing us to capture moments and create memories.
- - A global network of computers that revolutionized communication, information sharing, and access to knowledge.
- - The discovery of microchip technology led to the development of computers and modern electronics.
- - One of the earliest discoveries made by humans that led to warmth, cooking, and protection.
20 Clues: - Invented by Alexander Graham Bell, it allows people to communicate over long distances. • - A writing instrument that replaced quills and made writing more accessible and convenient. • - The art and science of capturing and creating images through the use of a camera and light. • ...
Discoveries of Man 2024-03-30
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- - A device used to observe distant objects in space, leading to discoveries about the universe.
- - The discovery of this energy form revolutionized technology and brought about various inventions.
- - The art and science of capturing and creating images through the use of a camera and light.
- - A device used for mathematical calculations, simplifying and speeding up complex computations.
- - The invention of the steam engine powered the industrial revolution and transformed transportation and manufacturing.
- - A tool used to magnify objects that are too small to be seen by the naked eye, allowing for scientific discoveries.
- - Invented by Alexander Graham Bell, it allows people to communicate over long distances.
- - A circular object that rotates on an axle, invented for transportation and making work easier.
- - A form of electromagnetic radiation discovered by Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen, used for medical imaging.
- - The discovery of the double helix structure of DNA by Watson and Crick paved the way for advancements in genetics and understanding of heredity.
- - The discovery of radioactivity by Marie Curie led to advancements in nuclear science and medicine.
- - An antibiotic discovered by Alexander Fleming that revolutionized medicine and saved many lives.
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- - A machine that enabled the mass production of books and facilitated the spread of knowledge.
- - The invention of powered flight by the Wright brothers revolutionized travel and transportation.
- - A writing instrument that replaced quills and made writing more accessible and convenient.
- - A device that allows the transmission and reception of sound signals through electromagnetic waves.
- - An invention that captures and preserves images, allowing us to capture moments and create memories.
- - A global network of computers that revolutionized communication, information sharing, and access to knowledge.
- - The discovery of microchip technology led to the development of computers and modern electronics.
- - One of the earliest discoveries made by humans that led to warmth, cooking, and protection.
20 Clues: - Invented by Alexander Graham Bell, it allows people to communicate over long distances. • - A writing instrument that replaced quills and made writing more accessible and convenient. • - The art and science of capturing and creating images through the use of a camera and light. • ...
New Ideas! 2025-04-28
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- made scientific advancements like ____
- science of studying celestial bodies like planets and stars
- one main focus of the renaissance
- advancements in art, science,_____
- took place after the ____ ages
- started in ____ century
- revival of culture and _____
- family that ruled Florence during renaissance
- a cultural movement called ____ became popular
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- painted on the Sistine Chapel
- Philosophy said life could be enjoyable
- invention by Johannes Gutenberg changed the world
- invention helped astronomers learn about planets and stars
- Renaissance means ___
- astronomer made great discoveries including moons of Jupiter
- re-interest in ____ and Roman art
- medici family had the biggest _____
- where the renaissance took place
- country where the renaissance began
- created Mona Lisa
20 Clues: created Mona Lisa • Renaissance means ___ • started in ____ century • revival of culture and _____ • painted on the Sistine Chapel • took place after the ____ ages • where the renaissance took place • one main focus of the renaissance • re-interest in ____ and Roman art • advancements in art, science,_____ • medici family had the biggest _____ • country where the renaissance began • ...
History 2021-09-20
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- sistine madonna painting by .
- Invention of steam engine
- One country's rule of Political,economic and social spheres of another country.
- Cultural movement began in florence.
- Invention of printing press.
- Ranks of french society.
- Capital of city of Aztec empire.
- Capital of Aztec empire.
- Sri lanka.
- Leader of reformation.
- when scientific discoveries had
- 16 Dec 1773.
- battle in june 1775.
- Commander in chief of american. revolution
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- 5 mar 1770.
- Queen of france.
- took part in coupd'etat.
- King of france.
- 13 were made in Atlantic coast of North. America
- nepolian was deported to _______(at the end).
- firstly popularised Industrial
- 1783.
22 Clues: 1783. • Sri lanka. • 5 mar 1770. • 16 Dec 1773. • King of france. • Queen of france. • battle in june 1775. • Leader of reformation. • took part in coupd'etat. • Ranks of french society. • Capital of Aztec empire. • Invention of steam engine • Invention of printing press. • sistine madonna painting by . • firstly popularised Industrial • when scientific discoveries had • ...
Week 3 Vocabulary 2021-09-28
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- rare or hard to find
- type of science related to design and building
- protective coverings
- make a soft, low sound
- drawn in
- gifts or discoveries that are shared with others
- animals hunted for food
- made an identical copy of
- relating to dogs
- official document showing that an inventor is teh owner of their invention
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- beauty of movement
- tame, not wild
- make a loud sound with the mouth
- helps the body fight off diseases
- less expensive
- thin coverings
- strong smelling gas or smoke
- stretched out
- controlling and using
- not wild
20 Clues: drawn in • not wild • stretched out • tame, not wild • less expensive • thin coverings • relating to dogs • beauty of movement • rare or hard to find • protective coverings • controlling and using • make a soft, low sound • animals hunted for food • made an identical copy of • strong smelling gas or smoke • make a loud sound with the mouth • helps the body fight off diseases • ...
Inventions spelling list 2024-02-15
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- plural of discovery
- used to protect an inventors rights to his ideas
- the power of electricity was not an invention, but a_________
- one creates something new to solve a problem
- to create something new
- this helped create computers, phones, etc.
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- inventors identify a problem and find a ________
- it's made by an inventor
- these make doing certain jobs quicker and easier
- if you have a _________, try to find a solution!
10 Clues: plural of discovery • to create something new • it's made by an inventor • this helped create computers, phones, etc. • one creates something new to solve a problem • inventors identify a problem and find a ________ • these make doing certain jobs quicker and easier • used to protect an inventors rights to his ideas • if you have a _________, try to find a solution! • ...
Litawn's Active Science Words 2018-11-26
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- the first day of the week
- a study about nature
- science of energy and matter
- has lots of salt water
- a scientific test
- everything around us
- scientific ______ should be supported by experimental results
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- something that already existed, but nobody found before
- something new and useful that is created from discoveries
- when something is not the same.
- 化学
- when you know something
- 100 years
- can you _____ a house?
- study of living things
- someone who knows things well
16 Clues: 化学 • 100 years • a scientific test • a study about nature • everything around us • has lots of salt water • can you _____ a house? • study of living things • when you know something • the first day of the week • science of energy and matter • someone who knows things well • when something is not the same. • something that already existed, but nobody found before • ...
Quiz 1 Review Crossword Puzzle 2019-09-11
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- A type of computer
- Begins with a capital letter and ends with a period.
- After the development of writing
- My brother is a __________________________ because he prefers to be alone and by himself.
- Leonardo da Vinci wrote _____________________________.
- Leonardo da Vinci's father was a ___________________ man because he was very rich.
- Fire, electricity and penicillin are examples of ______________________________.
- Was invented 2,000 years ago in China. It was a priceless invention to da Vinci.
- Used to remove mistakes made with a pencil
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- Leonardo da Vinci's notebooks are very __________________________.
- Provides information
- Used to connect paper together
- Used to cut paper
- Something new that you create from your own ideas for functional use
- A word that means nice and friendly
- A group of sentences related to one main idea or topic.
- Gives you the opportunity to practice and review English.
- Leonardo da Vinci drew many ____________________ with pencil.
- Includes an introduction, body paragraphs, and a conclusion.
19 Clues: Used to cut paper • A type of computer • Provides information • Used to connect paper together • After the development of writing • A word that means nice and friendly • Used to remove mistakes made with a pencil • Begins with a capital letter and ends with a period. • Leonardo da Vinci wrote _____________________________. • ...
Science + Medicine during the Renaissance 2024-10-16
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- What was used to treat syphilis
- What result of surgery caused more deaths than the original wounds that were operated on
- The one "magical cure-all" that physicians believed in
- What was initially thought to be a cure-all when it first arrived in Europe from America
- Which area of science experienced many great scientific discoveries during the Renaissance
- What kind of treatment did Sydenham use to treat smallpox and fevers
- What was commonly used as a painkiller and fever reducer
- Which invention created in the Renaissance helped to spread new scientific discoveries during this period
- Besides the Black Death, what other epidemic were Europeans faced with during the Renaissance period
- Which disease did Edward Jenner try to prevent by injecting a boy with pus from the sores of a woman with cowpox
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- Which time-related invention was created during the Early Renaissance
- Which chemical compound found in cinchona bark prevented malaria-causing parasites from reproducing
- What was used to induce vomiting
- What was allowed to be done to humans during this period that resulted in advancements in anatomy
- From what tree was the bark used to treat malaria
- Which treatment had terrible side effects that caused neuropathies, kidney failure, severe mouth ulcers resulting in the loss of teeth, and death
- Which physician ridiculed the use of guaiacum and instead promoted mercury
- Which doctor believed that the only way to ensure a proper diagnosis was to visit the patient
18 Clues: What was used to treat syphilis • What was used to induce vomiting • From what tree was the bark used to treat malaria • The one "magical cure-all" that physicians believed in • What was commonly used as a painkiller and fever reducer • What kind of treatment did Sydenham use to treat smallpox and fevers • ...
Intro to the cell and Cell specialization 2022-07-06
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- has centrioles
- has nucleus surrounded by membrane and other membrane-bond organelles
- can be located in a eukaryotic cell
- the discoveries of scientists in the 1600s to the 1800s
- found in plant cells
- basic units of all living things
- different parts of a cell
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- the invention in the late 1500s
- a prokarotic type of cell
- has cell wall
- lacks a nucleus and most other organelles
- found in eukaryotic cells
- is one of the 3 c's of the plant cell
13 Clues: has cell wall • has centrioles • found in plant cells • a prokarotic type of cell • found in eukaryotic cells • different parts of a cell • the invention in the late 1500s • basic units of all living things • can be located in a eukaryotic cell • is one of the 3 c's of the plant cell • lacks a nucleus and most other organelles • ...
Ch. 10-15 Crossword Clare Winter 2015-05-27
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- Hazard Perry Commander of Lake Erie.
- Historic development.
- Economic system of the U.S.
- Group of young republicans elected to congress in 1810.
- Jackson Lanky Tennessee planter.
- Toll roads
- Gives an inventor the sole legal right to the invention.
- Scott Key Wrote the National Anthem.
- Shares of ownership.
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- Simple machine that removed seeds from cotton fiber.
- Free to buys and sell any produce,
- System that brings manufacturing steps together in one place.
- Armed private ships
- Practice of forcing people to serve in the navy.
- Loyalty to a country .
- Prohibits trade with another country.
- Money.
- Scientific discoveries that simplify work.
- Warships.
- Official count of a population.
20 Clues: Money. • Warships. • Toll roads • Armed private ships • Shares of ownership. • Historic development. • Loyalty to a country . • Economic system of the U.S. • Official count of a population. • Jackson Lanky Tennessee planter. • Free to buys and sell any produce, • Hazard Perry Commander of Lake Erie. • Scott Key Wrote the National Anthem. • Prohibits trade with another country. • ...
Unit 1 Vocabulary 2024-03-18
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- Activity involving mental or physical effort done to achieve a purpose.
- Engage in learning.
- Use time in a particular way.
- Pursuing studies beyond high school.
- A way of life, beliefs, and customs of a particular society, group, or place.
- Prepare for something.
- Discovery or invention resulting from study and experimentation.
- Significant or of value.
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- A place for higher education.
- An individual who imparts knowledge to students.
- The systematic study of the structure and behavior of the physical and natural world.
- Known widely and well-regarded.
- Many of them can be found in a school.
- A person attending school.
- Beneficial assistance.
- Not the same.
- Employment.
17 Clues: Employment. • Not the same. • Engage in learning. • Beneficial assistance. • Prepare for something. • Significant or of value. • A person attending school. • A place for higher education. • Use time in a particular way. • Known widely and well-regarded. • Pursuing studies beyond high school. • Many of them can be found in a school. • An individual who imparts knowledge to students. • ...
science in the 20th Century 2025-05-09
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- A person who studies and explores how the world works
- A tool to see tiny things like cells
- Energy sent out in waves or particles
- A disease nearly wiped out by vaccines
- A new idea or invention
- The basic building block of matter
- Invisible rays used to see bones and inside the body
- A machine used to process information
- A substance that helps prevent disease
- A scientific idea supported by evidence
- A machine sent into orbit around Earth
- A vehicle used to travel into space
- A new tool or device someone creates
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- Medicine that kills bacteria
- A tiny particle with a negative charge
- The first antibiotic discovered by Fleming
- Einstein’s theory about space and time
- The science of motion, matter, and energy
- Energy released by unstable atoms
- Energy that powers machines and lights
- A tool to see distant stars and planets
- A famous prize awarded for important discoveries
- The first place humans visited outside Earth
- A pure substance made of one kind of atom
- The study of how traits are passed from parents to offspring
25 Clues: A new idea or invention • Medicine that kills bacteria • Energy released by unstable atoms • The basic building block of matter • A vehicle used to travel into space • A tool to see tiny things like cells • A new tool or device someone creates • Energy sent out in waves or particles • A machine used to process information • A tiny particle with a negative charge • ...
A World of Many Cultures 2023-04-24
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- Person who observes things and makes discoveries
- When people work together
- A group's way of doing something
- When people disagree
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- Person who comes to live from another country
- New product that has not been made before
- Something passed on from older family members
- A group's way of life
- Different ideas and ways of living
9 Clues: When people disagree • A group's way of life • When people work together • A group's way of doing something • Different ideas and ways of living • New product that has not been made before • Person who comes to live from another country • Something passed on from older family members • Person who observes things and makes discoveries
Scientific Revolution Review 2020-04-06
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- This scientists discovered that the circulation of blood and that the heart acted as pump.
- Refined or innovated by many different scientists during the Scientific Revolution to see space and see light particles.
- This scientists was imprisoned by the Inquisition because his discoveries went against the Catholic Church teachings.
- Called the "father of microbiology" this scientist identified protozoa, red blood and sperm cells.
- This astronomer created Laws of Planetary Motion.
- Created an observatory where he collected data as he observed space.
- Invented by Isaac Newton and still taught today.
- Theory that the sun is the center of the universe.
- This barber surgeon vastly improved quality of life due to his use of ligatures and creation of prosthetics.
- a step by step process of discovering scientific facts
- Often called the "Father of Modern Anatomy" he disproved Galen and advanced the knowledge of the human body.
- Scientists who is known for the Theory of Gravity, Laws of Motion and created Calculus.
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- Theory that the Earth is the center of the universe.
- Although some scientists were fearful to publish findings what invention helped to spread this new knowledge.
- Kepler discovered that the planets orbit in an ______ not a perfect circle.
- Force that keeps planets in their orbit around the sun.
- A scientists possible explanation to a problem or an educated guess.
- Many scientists were afraid to publish their findings because it would challenge the ideas held by this institution.
- French philosopher who used the Scientific Method for Human Reasoning.
- English scientists who emphasized the Scientific Method was based on observation and data.
- Polish Scholar who proposed that the sun was the center of the universe, not Earth.
- Furthered the science of Chemistry through discoveries on gases and elements.
- Leeuwenhoek innovated this instrument which added his discoveries.
23 Clues: Invented by Isaac Newton and still taught today. • This astronomer created Laws of Planetary Motion. • Theory that the sun is the center of the universe. • Theory that the Earth is the center of the universe. • a step by step process of discovering scientific facts • Force that keeps planets in their orbit around the sun. • ...
PHYSICS 2021-07-08
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- decisive contributions to the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory detector and the observation of gravitational waves
- discovery of a supermassive compact object at the centre of the Milky Way Galaxy
- discovery of a supermassive compact object at the centre of the Milky Way Galaxy
- contributions to the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory detector and the observation of gravitational waves
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- discovery that black hole formation is a robust prediction of the general theory of relativity
- contributions to the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory
- theoretical discoveries in physical cosmology
- theoretical discoveries of topological phase transitions and topological phases of matter
- invention of optical tweezers and their application to biological systems
- discovery of neutrino oscillations, which show that neutrinos have mass
10 Clues: theoretical discoveries in physical cosmology • discovery of neutrino oscillations, which show that neutrinos have mass • contributions to the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory • invention of optical tweezers and their application to biological systems • discovery of a supermassive compact object at the centre of the Milky Way Galaxy • ...
PHYSICS 2021-07-08
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- contributions to the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory detector and the observation of gravitational waves
- invention of optical tweezers and their application to biological systems
- discovery that black hole formation is a robust prediction of the general theory of relativity
- discovery of a supermassive compact object at the centre of the Milky Way Galaxy
- decisive contributions to the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory detector and the observation of gravitational waves
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- contributions to the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory
- discovery of a supermassive compact object at the centre of the Milky Way Galaxy
- theoretical discoveries in physical cosmology
- discovery of neutrino oscillations, which show that neutrinos have mass
- theoretical discoveries of topological phase transitions and topological phases of matter
10 Clues: theoretical discoveries in physical cosmology • discovery of neutrino oscillations, which show that neutrinos have mass • contributions to the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory • invention of optical tweezers and their application to biological systems • discovery of a supermassive compact object at the centre of the Milky Way Galaxy • ...
Lesson 7 ① 2025-12-18
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- finding something new
- the ability to make lucky discoveries by accident
- a problem that slows progress
- a machine that keeps food cold
- the power to do something
- lasting forever
- a new idea or invention
- the act of taking something away
- not planned or predicted
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- a sudden good idea
- a group of people who sing together
- the former name of Sri Lanka
- a substance used to stick things together
- a test to discover something
- lack of success
- a son of a king
- injured, especially in war
17 Clues: lack of success • lasting forever • a son of a king • a sudden good idea • finding something new • a new idea or invention • not planned or predicted • the power to do something • injured, especially in war • the former name of Sri Lanka • a test to discover something • a problem that slows progress • a machine that keeps food cold • the act of taking something away • ...
Crossword 2023-04-07
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- Used as a source of power
- One of the first women's rights activists
- Something that has been invented
- A device to clean
- A device which does math for you
- People being treating equally
- Defines the sun as the center of the solar system
- Italian astronomer who discovered the moon
- Discovered the laws of gravity
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- Used to protect against disease and viruses
- Takes your temperature
- Largest branch of Christianity
- Period of many discoveries, ideas, and inventions, from the late 17th century to the early 19th century
- An object capable of producing magnetic fields
- Forgotten daughter of Mary Wollstonecraft
- Rights of women
- The mathematical study of change
- The center of the solar system
- Used to enlarge
- Someone who fights for women's rights
20 Clues: Rights of women • Used to enlarge • A device to clean • Takes your temperature • Used as a source of power • People being treating equally • Largest branch of Christianity • The center of the solar system • Discovered the laws of gravity • Something that has been invented • A device which does math for you • The mathematical study of change • Someone who fights for women's rights • ...
Lesson 7 ① 2025-12-18
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- finding something new
- the ability to make lucky discoveries by accident
- a problem that slows progress
- a machine that keeps food cold
- the power to do something
- lasting forever
- a new idea or invention
- the act of taking something away
- not planned or predicted
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- a sudden good idea
- a group of people who sing together
- the former name of Sri Lanka
- a substance used to stick things together
- a test to discover something
- lack of success
- a son of a king
- injured, especially in war
17 Clues: lack of success • lasting forever • a son of a king • a sudden good idea • finding something new • a new idea or invention • not planned or predicted • the power to do something • injured, especially in war • the former name of Sri Lanka • a test to discover something • a problem that slows progress • a machine that keeps food cold • the act of taking something away • ...
Discoveries 2022-03-10
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- prowadzić wykopaliska archeologiczne
- średnica
- wielkość, rozmiar
- wysokość
- dziesiątkować
- kruchość, delikatność
- starać się, usiłować
- rdzenna (np. ludność)
- jama, nora
- wąż
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- unosić się w powietrzu
- wycofać
- zawiły, złożony
- uśpiony
- załogowy (np. lot)
- naruszanie granicy
- wybitnie, w znacznej mierze
- podjąć, przdsięwziąć
- grupa, seria
- szczątki
- opłynąć dookoła
- nawigacja satelitarna
- luka, nisza rynkowa
23 Clues: wąż • wycofać • uśpiony • średnica • wysokość • szczątki • jama, nora • grupa, seria • dziesiątkować • zawiły, złożony • opłynąć dookoła • wielkość, rozmiar • załogowy (np. lot) • naruszanie granicy • luka, nisza rynkowa • podjąć, przdsięwziąć • starać się, usiłować • kruchość, delikatność • rdzenna (np. ludność) • nawigacja satelitarna • unosić się w powietrzu • wybitnie, w znacznej mierze • ...
Scientific Revolution 2021-09-21
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- Earth centered
- made calculus
- the earth revolves around the sun
- allows for rapid spread of new discoveries across Europe
- proves heliocentric theory is correct
- a new approach to investigation and discovery
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- a drastic change that happened during the 16th and 17th century
- new invention that allows the formerly unseen to be seen
- developed laws of planetary motion
9 Clues: made calculus • Earth centered • the earth revolves around the sun • developed laws of planetary motion • proves heliocentric theory is correct • a new approach to investigation and discovery • new invention that allows the formerly unseen to be seen • allows for rapid spread of new discoveries across Europe • ...
Galileo Galilei Crossword Puzzle 2022-07-19
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- A model of the solar system where the sun is the center and all the planets and moons are revolving
- Synonym of Copernican Theory
- Dutch invention that helped Galileo make many discoveries
- Origin
- Discovered the Copernican Theory
- Greek philosopher who believed the Earth was the center of the universe
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- Year Galileo was born
- Theory that states Earth is the center of the universe
- Birthplace
- A discovery Galileo made about Saturn's appearance
- branch of science relating to space and celestial objects
11 Clues: Origin • Birthplace • Year Galileo was born • Synonym of Copernican Theory • Discovered the Copernican Theory • A discovery Galileo made about Saturn's appearance • Theory that states Earth is the center of the universe • Dutch invention that helped Galileo make many discoveries • branch of science relating to space and celestial objects • ...
Engineering Careers A-Z 2022-01-19
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- invention: make nuclear and non-nuclear weapons
- invention: create things that generate power like a steam turbine
- invention: lithium batteries
- innovation: movement-activated air conditioning
- invention: create power lines and power plants
- invention: design structures like skyscrapers
- invention: prosthetics
- innovate: help products work more smoothly
- invention: create new types of x-rays
- innovations: use drones to survey land
- invention: anesthetic (the thing that puts animals to sleep)
- invention: create draining systems
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- invention: make plans for projects
- invention: laser and fiber optics
- innovation: urban agriculture (vertical farms)
- innovate: improve existing systems and make sure everything works smoothly
- innovate: power maneuver plans for nuclear reactors
- invention: design machines that manufacture products
- invention: create games with java like Minecraft
- innovation: improve products to function with kinetic energy
- invention: cloning
- invention: reactor cores
- innovate: checks quality of products and help improve them if they don’t meet the criteria
- invention: create visuals for television and theaters
- invention: clean, coat, and cure processing systems
- innovate: improve machines that manufacture products
26 Clues: invention: cloning • invention: prosthetics • invention: reactor cores • invention: lithium batteries • invention: laser and fiber optics • invention: make plans for projects • invention: create draining systems • invention: create new types of x-rays • innovations: use drones to survey land • innovate: help products work more smoothly • ...
Renaissance and the Enlightenment 2025-08-29
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- Enlightenment writer who defended free speech.
- The ancient world, especially Greece and Rome.
- Study of knowledge, existence, and values.
- Scientist who supported heliocentrism with the telescope.
- Luther Led the Reformation by challenging the Catholic Church.
- The Catholic church made people investigate ones who questioned the existence of the church
- 1700s movement stressing reason, science, and rights.
- Astronomer who said Earth orbits the Sun.
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- Locke Enlightenment thinker who argued for natural rights.
- Equal rights and treatment for all.
- Renaissance artist (“David,” Sistine Chapel).
- 1500s religious movement that led to Protestantism.
- 1300s–1600s revival of art, culture, and classical learning.
- The statue of ____
- Press Invention (Gutenberg, 1450s) that spread knowledge.
- Revolution Period of major scientific discoveries (1500s–1600s).
- Focus on human potential and achievements.
- Renaissance artist and scientist (“Mona Lisa”).
18 Clues: The statue of ____ • Equal rights and treatment for all. • Astronomer who said Earth orbits the Sun. • Study of knowledge, existence, and values. • Focus on human potential and achievements. • Renaissance artist (“David,” Sistine Chapel). • Enlightenment writer who defended free speech. • The ancient world, especially Greece and Rome. • ...
Innovation Crossword 2025-03-05
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- The quality of being new, original, or unique.
- The process of forming new ideas.
- Causing significant change by challenging traditional methods or systems.
- Causing a major or dramatic change; introducing completely new ideas or methods.
- Leading the way in new developments or discoveries.
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- Progress or improvement in a particular field, often through new discoveries or innovations.
- The creation of something new, such as a device or process.
- A significant development or discovery that advances knowledge or technology.
- Finding something previously unknown or hidden.
9 Clues: The process of forming new ideas. • The quality of being new, original, or unique. • Finding something previously unknown or hidden. • Leading the way in new developments or discoveries. • The creation of something new, such as a device or process. • Causing significant change by challenging traditional methods or systems. • ...
Renaissance and the Enlightenment 2025-08-29
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- Enlightenment writer who defended free speech.
- The ancient world, especially Greece and Rome.
- Study of knowledge, existence, and values.
- Scientist who supported heliocentrism with the telescope.
- Luther Led the Reformation by challenging the Catholic Church.
- The Catholic church made people investigate ones who questioned the existence of the church
- 1700s movement stressing reason, science, and rights.
- Astronomer who said Earth orbits the Sun.
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- Locke Enlightenment thinker who argued for natural rights.
- Equal rights and treatment for all.
- Renaissance artist (“David,” Sistine Chapel).
- 1500s religious movement that led to Protestantism.
- 1300s–1600s revival of art, culture, and classical learning.
- The statue of ____
- Press Invention (Gutenberg, 1450s) that spread knowledge.
- Revolution Period of major scientific discoveries (1500s–1600s).
- Focus on human potential and achievements.
- Renaissance artist and scientist (“Mona Lisa”).
18 Clues: The statue of ____ • Equal rights and treatment for all. • Astronomer who said Earth orbits the Sun. • Study of knowledge, existence, and values. • Focus on human potential and achievements. • Renaissance artist (“David,” Sistine Chapel). • Enlightenment writer who defended free speech. • The ancient world, especially Greece and Rome. • ...
Renaissance and the Enlightenment 2025-08-29
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- Enlightenment writer who defended free speech.
- The ancient world, especially Greece and Rome.
- Study of knowledge, existence, and values.
- Scientist who supported heliocentrism with the telescope.
- Luther Led the Reformation by challenging the Catholic Church.
- The Catholic church made people investigate ones who questioned the existence of the church
- 1700s movement stressing reason, science, and rights.
- Astronomer who said Earth orbits the Sun.
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- Locke Enlightenment thinker who argued for natural rights.
- Equal rights and treatment for all.
- Renaissance artist (“David,” Sistine Chapel).
- 1500s religious movement that led to Protestantism.
- 1300s–1600s revival of art, culture, and classical learning.
- The statue of ____
- Press Invention (Gutenberg, 1450s) that spread knowledge.
- Revolution Period of major scientific discoveries (1500s–1600s).
- Focus on human potential and achievements.
- Renaissance artist and scientist (“Mona Lisa”).
18 Clues: The statue of ____ • Equal rights and treatment for all. • Astronomer who said Earth orbits the Sun. • Study of knowledge, existence, and values. • Focus on human potential and achievements. • Renaissance artist (“David,” Sistine Chapel). • Enlightenment writer who defended free speech. • The ancient world, especially Greece and Rome. • ...
Imperial China Crossword 2025-09-25
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- A government that is run by officials who have proven they are qualified for the job.
- To grow crops on a hillside, farmers created flat areas called ___.
- The first imperial dynasty to unify China.
- As a sign of respect and submission, all people had to _____ when in the presence of the emperor.
- This colorful river is very fertile but also floods often.
- The capital city of modern China.
- These artificial rivers made traveling around China faster and cheaper.
- This dynasty overthrew the Mongols and closed China off from the outside world.
- The ruling class of noble families.
- What continent is China located on?
- The most important crop grown in medieval China.
- This explosive invention was used in weapons and fireworks.
- The trade route that crossed from China to the Mediterranean Sea was the ___ Road.
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- A line of rulers all belonging to the same family.
- A large territory of land, made up of many different groups of people, ruled by a single leadership group.
- The growth of commerce led to urbanization, the growth of ____.
- A time of many discoveries and inventions, this dynasty established schools so even poor people could take the civil service exam.
- A time of many discoveries and inventions, this dynasty relied on the aristocracy to help run China.
- This invention helped sailors navigate by knowing what direction they were going.
- A philosophy that emphasizes morality, responsibility, education, and respectful relationships.
- In Daoism, the balancing of opposite forces of nature is known as Yin and ____.
- Chinese doctors discovered how to inoculate people against this disease.
- A religion from India that emphasizes overcoming your desires and virtuous conduct.
- When the Mongols conquered China, they named their dynasty the ____ dynasty.
- China was the first place to make currency (money) out of this material.
- The final dynasty of Imperial China.
- Movable type ____ allowed for the quicker production of books.
- A religion that emphasizes living in harmony with nature.
28 Clues: The capital city of modern China. • The ruling class of noble families. • What continent is China located on? • The final dynasty of Imperial China. • The first imperial dynasty to unify China. • The most important crop grown in medieval China. • A line of rulers all belonging to the same family. • A religion that emphasizes living in harmony with nature. • ...
Imperial China Crossword 2025-09-25
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- A religion that emphasizes living in harmony with nature.
- In Daoism, the balancing of opposite forces of nature is known as Yin and ____.
- A large territory of land, made up of many different groups of people, ruled by a single leadership group.
- What continent is China located on?
- This explosive invention was used in weapons and fireworks.
- A philosophy that emphasizes morality, responsibility, education, and respectful relationships.
- A line of rulers all belonging to the same family.
- China was the first place to make currency (money) out of this material.
- These artificial rivers made traveling around China faster and cheaper.
- A time of many discoveries and inventions, this dynasty established schools so even poor people could take the civil service exam.
- A government that is run by officials who have proven they are qualified for the job.
- A time of many discoveries and inventions, this dynasty relied on the aristocracy to help run China.
- When the Mongols conquered China, they named their dynasty the ____ dynasty.
- The trade route that crossed from China to the Mediterranean Sea was the ___ Road.
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- The final dynasty of Imperial China.
- The capital city of modern China.
- This colorful river is very fertile but also floods often.
- The growth of commerce led to urbanization, the growth of ____.
- This dynasty overthrew the Mongols and closed China off from the outside world.
- The ruling class of noble families.
- A religion from India that emphasizes overcoming your desires and virtuous conduct.
- Chinese doctors discovered how to inoculate people against this disease.
- The first imperial dynasty to unify China.
- The most important crop grown in medieval China.
- To grow crops on a hillside, farmers created flat areas called ___.
- Movable type ____ allowed for the quicker production of books.
- This invention helped sailors navigate by knowing what direction they were going.
- As a sign of respect and submission, all people had to _____ when in the presence of the emperor.
28 Clues: The capital city of modern China. • What continent is China located on? • The ruling class of noble families. • The final dynasty of Imperial China. • The first imperial dynasty to unify China. • The most important crop grown in medieval China. • A line of rulers all belonging to the same family. • A religion that emphasizes living in harmony with nature. • ...
Invention 2021-08-23
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- hiến chương
- ngay lập tức, tức thời
- nhân
- linh hoạt
- bánh guồng (bộ phận tàu thủy)
- xâm nhập
- nghi thức ngoại giao
- khóa kéo (trên áo quần)
- kết án
- confirm
- không có quyền hạn, không được phép Vegetal thuộc thực vật
- tính tương đồng
- bắt đầu
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- có thể di chuyển từ nơi này sang nơi
- hàng dệt
- xác nhận, chứng thực
- sự sáng tác
- trừ
- cái khóa, thiết bị khóa
- việc rủi ro, không may
- công cụ (dùng bằng tay)
- công nghệ nano
- buộc tội
- bằng công nhận đặc quyền chế tạo
- vi khuẩn học
- sao chép dự phòng
- làm cho dễ dàng
27 Clues: trừ • nhân • kết án • confirm • bắt đầu • hàng dệt • xâm nhập • buộc tội • linh hoạt • hiến chương • sự sáng tác • vi khuẩn học • công nghệ nano • tính tương đồng • làm cho dễ dàng • sao chép dự phòng • xác nhận, chứng thực • nghi thức ngoại giao • ngay lập tức, tức thời • việc rủi ro, không may • cái khóa, thiết bị khóa • công cụ (dùng bằng tay) • khóa kéo (trên áo quần) • bánh guồng (bộ phận tàu thủy) • ...
All About the Renaissance 2023-12-11
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- Popular man for Painting the Mona Lisa
- Invention that was perfected by Galileo in 1581
- Spanish explorer trying to find Asia
- Fashionable item only nobles got to wear
- These were able to be made because of the improvement to lenses
- Planet thought to be the center of the universe
- Invented by Italian Andrea Amati in 1555
- Worn by most people
- A Famous Astronomer known for his many discoveries about stars and planets
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- New weapons which fired metal balls using gunpowder
- Art that is painted and sculpted subjects realistically
- Worn by rich women
- Famous for sculptures
- Dance created in Renaissance of the 15th and 16th
- People who sing in a group in many churches
- Only wealthy people got education here
- Events enjoyed by all
- Clothing worn to a Masquerade
- Something peasants ate
- Drink that most people consumed
20 Clues: Worn by rich women • Worn by most people • Famous for sculptures • Events enjoyed by all • Something peasants ate • Clothing worn to a Masquerade • Drink that most people consumed • Spanish explorer trying to find Asia • Popular man for Painting the Mona Lisa • Only wealthy people got education here • Fashionable item only nobles got to wear • ...
10.1 Crossword 2015-01-23
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- time in history where creation shifts from farms to factories
- application of scientific discoveries to practical use
- placed tax on imported goods
- creator of the cotton gin
- money for investment
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- a simple machine that quickly and efficiently removes seeds
- wealthy new englander who created textile mills
- improved the steam engine
- parts that could replace any other identical pieces
- gives inventor the sole legal right to the invention
10 Clues: money for investment • improved the steam engine • creator of the cotton gin • placed tax on imported goods • wealthy new englander who created textile mills • parts that could replace any other identical pieces • gives inventor the sole legal right to the invention • application of scientific discoveries to practical use • ...
Renaissance and Reformation Intro Vocab 2018-05-01
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- da Vinci famous for many things...Italian polymath
- famous for "The Creation of Adam"
- adherence to the forms of Christian doctrine and practice which are generally regarded as Catholic rather than Protestant or Eastern Orthodox.
- Reformation A theological revolt against the european abuses of the catholic church.
- created the heliocentric idea
- century When this era started
- Luther German Monk who revolted against the Roman Catholic Church
- improved telescope and found planetary discoveries
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- famous for "The School of Athens"
- famous for "David 1440"
- It was a European revival of classical art, architecture, literature, and learning
- Press Most important invention
- century When this era ended
13 Clues: famous for "David 1440" • century When this era ended • created the heliocentric idea • century When this era started • Press Most important invention • famous for "The School of Athens" • famous for "The Creation of Adam" • da Vinci famous for many things...Italian polymath • improved telescope and found planetary discoveries • ...
Invention 2021-01-31
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- chemie
- raketa, vesmírná loď
- zachovat, udržovat
- životní prostředí
- náraz, narazit
- lednice
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- fyzik
- pozorovat
- vědec
- poklop, líhnutí
- výzkum
- širokopásmový
- řešení
- pípání
- obrazovka
- probádat, prozkoumat
- inženýr
- objevit, odhalit
- vypustit, zahájit
19 Clues: fyzik • vědec • výzkum • chemie • řešení • pípání • inženýr • lednice • pozorovat • obrazovka • širokopásmový • náraz, narazit • poklop, líhnutí • objevit, odhalit • životní prostředí • vypustit, zahájit • zachovat, udržovat • raketa, vesmírná loď • probádat, prozkoumat
GRADE 7 Commonly Misspelled Words Practice 2025-10-30
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- EXCELLENT
- PLURAL
- COUNTRIES
- POLITICAL
- OBNOXIOUS
- RECEIVE
- POLITICIAN
- DISCOVERY
- DECEIVE
- ADEQUATE
- FORTUNATELY
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- BELIEVE
- RURAL
- FORTUNATE
- DISCOVERIES
- EXCEPT
- POLITICS
- DIFFERENT
- COUNTRY
19 Clues: RURAL • PLURAL • EXCEPT • BELIEVE • RECEIVE • COUNTRY • DECEIVE • POLITICS • ADEQUATE • EXCELLENT • FORTUNATE • COUNTRIES • POLITICAL • OBNOXIOUS • DIFFERENT • DISCOVERY • POLITICIAN • DISCOVERIES • FORTUNATELY
gluzzy gobbler 2022-09-08
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- How a cell multiplies.
- Known for his invention of the first antibiotic substance.
- An organism with more than.
- A storage facility for nutrients for the cell.
- How the body takes in oxygen.
- The Brain of the cell.
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- Renowned for his discoveries of vaccination and pasteurization.
- Produces energy for the whole cell.
- An organism made up of a single cell.
- What is used to look at things on a microscopic scale.
- Invented an alternative to Gelatin.
- Only present in plant cells, keeps rigid shape to a cell.
12 Clues: How a cell multiplies. • The Brain of the cell. • An organism with more than. • How the body takes in oxygen. • Produces energy for the whole cell. • Invented an alternative to Gelatin. • An organism made up of a single cell. • A storage facility for nutrients for the cell. • What is used to look at things on a microscopic scale. • ...
Age of Exploration 2023-08-31
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- Conquered the Inca empire
- Spanish adventurers who led conquests in the Americas
- Sail around the world
- this revolution created a growth in the curiosity of people to learn and explore the world
- Instrument used to determine latitude
- Highly contagious disease brought by the Europeans
- Cabot and Hudson sought this route to Asia
- his maps claimed Columbus did not go to India
- a motive of Explorers to make a name for themselves
- a motive of Explorers to spread their religion
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- Tool used to determine direction easier
- this invention helped spread the news of the discoveries of the time
- Conquered the Aztec Empire
- Small, lighter, faster ship ideal for voyages
- Muslims made it difficult to pass to India and China
15 Clues: Sail around the world • Conquered the Inca empire • Conquered the Aztec Empire • Instrument used to determine latitude • Tool used to determine direction easier • Cabot and Hudson sought this route to Asia • Small, lighter, faster ship ideal for voyages • his maps claimed Columbus did not go to India • a motive of Explorers to spread their religion • ...
Texas History Crossword 2021-05-03
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- A city that goes through urbanization quickly and rapidly grows in population
- The branch of government that creates the laws
- One of the most iconic civil rights leaders
- An invention that protected farmers crops from cattle
- A growing form of transportation in Texas
- One of the biggest discoveries for economic success in Texas, it was used as a fuel
- Non violent protesting
- The rights of the citizens
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- Going from a small town to a big city
- First European to map the coast of texas
- Deadliest war in human history
- Great war between the allied forces and the central powers
- Drives and sells cattle
- Branch of government that enforces the law
- Branch of government that evaluates the laws
15 Clues: Non violent protesting • Drives and sells cattle • The rights of the citizens • Deadliest war in human history • Going from a small town to a big city • First European to map the coast of texas • A growing form of transportation in Texas • Branch of government that enforces the law • One of the most iconic civil rights leaders • Branch of government that evaluates the laws • ...
INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION 2016-01-27
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- /who invented the Steam Boat
- /who invented the Mechanical Reaper
- /what invention helped manufacturing at home and in factories more accessible
- /what invention made repairs and assembly easier
- /what invention reduced the cost, time, and labor needed to make steel
- /what invention used water power to power the looms
- /helped the economy grow through out the northwest
- /what invention made it easier to plow rich soil in the Midwest
- /what invention made harvesting grain less intensive
- /what invention made transportation up and down river streams
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- /who invented the Sewing Machine
- /what invention opened up even more settlement to the west
- /who invented the Telegraph
- /who invented the Textile Mill
- /what invention made communication easier
- /who invented the Cotton Gin and Interchangeable Parts
- /what invention was the first to open up settlement to the west
- /who invented the Steel Plow
- /what invention made separating cotton from seeds easier
19 Clues: /who invented the Telegraph • /who invented the Steam Boat • /who invented the Steel Plow • /who invented the Textile Mill • /who invented the Sewing Machine • /who invented the Mechanical Reaper • /what invention made communication easier • /what invention made repairs and assembly easier • /helped the economy grow through out the northwest • ...
Galileo Galilei 2023-09-06
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- Galileo's study of the ________ led to important discoveries about timekeeping.
- His observations in _________ revolutionized our understanding of the cosmos.
- Galileo's famous invention that allowed him to observe celestial objects.
- His support for the ___________ model challenged the geocentric view.
- Italian scientist known for his work in astronomy and the telescope.
- Area of knowledge relating to numbers.
- The city where Galileo conducted his famous experiment.
- Greek philosopher whose ideas were challenged by Galileo.
- The study of existence and knowledge.
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- A science of how matter and energy interact.
- He conducted the famous ___________ on the Leaning Tower of Pisa.
- The belief that Earth is at the center of the universe.
- The Church's investigation into Galileo's ideas and beliefs.
13 Clues: The study of existence and knowledge. • Area of knowledge relating to numbers. • A science of how matter and energy interact. • The belief that Earth is at the center of the universe. • The city where Galileo conducted his famous experiment. • Greek philosopher whose ideas were challenged by Galileo. • The Church's investigation into Galileo's ideas and beliefs. • ...
DISCOVERIES AND INVENTIONS 2023-01-14
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- IŠRADIMAS
- KOMPASAS
- ŽVAIGŽDĖ
- PRIESKONIAI
- KAPITONAS
- INKARAS
- KELIONĖ
- BURĖS
- ATRADIMAS
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- ĮGULA
- LAIVAS
- VANDENYNAS
- ŽEMĖLAPIS
- SALA
- JŪREIVIS
- ŽEMYNAS
- PREKYBA
- ŽEMĖ
- AUDRA
- JŪRA
20 Clues: SALA • ŽEMĖ • JŪRA • ĮGULA • BURĖS • AUDRA • LAIVAS • ŽEMYNAS • PREKYBA • INKARAS • KELIONĖ • KOMPASAS • ŽVAIGŽDĖ • JŪREIVIS • IŠRADIMAS • ŽEMĖLAPIS • KAPITONAS • ATRADIMAS • VANDENYNAS • PRIESKONIAI
Geography and Discoveries 2019-02-13
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- An imaginary circle drawn around the center of the Earth surface, which divides the planet into two equal spheres.
- Many countries pursued these products, extremely valuable at the time of great discoveries.
- The disease caused by lack of vitamin C.
- An explorer who fought against slavery.
- A person who examines the condition of land and buildings professionally.
- A true-to-scale map of the Earth that duplicates its round shape and correctly represents areas, sizes, and shapes of physical features, distances, and directions.
- The action of investigating an unfamiliar area.
- The action or process of sailing or otherwise travelling all the way around something, especially the world.
- a bound collection of maps.
- The region of the Earth that is south of the Antarctic Circle.
- The huge land mass on earth.
- One of the consequences of the Era of Exploration.
- A half of a sphere of the Earth above/ below the equator.
- The apparent line that separates the ground from the sky.
- First man to visit the South Pole.
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- An extensive geographical region spanning much of Eurasia and North Asia.
- A line passing through the south pole and north pole, forming a circle.
- The same as seashore.
- The conversion of individuals to Christianity.
- Any place where people live and form communities.
- Imaginary vertical lines running along the eastern and western hemisphere of the Earth, which are used to measure the distance, location, and time.
- Imaginary horizontal lines on the Earth that run along the equator in both hemispheres.
- The art or techniques of making maps.
- A piece of land surrounded by water along the majority of its border while still being connected to a mainland from which it extends.
- A planned route or journey.
25 Clues: The same as seashore. • a bound collection of maps. • A planned route or journey. • The huge land mass on earth. • First man to visit the South Pole. • The art or techniques of making maps. • The disease caused by lack of vitamin C. • An explorer who fought against slavery. • The conversion of individuals to Christianity. • The action of investigating an unfamiliar area. • ...
Discoveries and technologies 2024-03-27
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- A form of energy resulting from the existence of charged particles.
- Pertaining to an organism that contains genes from another species.
- An integrated circuit that contains the functions of a central processing unit of a computer.
- An artificial object placed in orbit around a celestial body.
- A display screen that is sensitive to touch, allowing the user to interact with it by touching areas on the screen.
- A form of electromagnetic radiation used for medical imaging.
- An electronic device capable of performing arithmetic or logical operations.
- An instrument used to see objects that are too small to be seen by the naked eye.
- An instrument used to observe distant objects
- The first antibiotic discovered by Alexander Fleming.
- The molecule that carries genetic instructions for the development, functioning, growth, and reproduction of all known organisms.
- A system for transmitting visual images and sound over a distance.
- The emission of ionizing radiation or particles
- A system for transmitting messages over long distances using coded signals.
- A set of rules to be followed in calculations or other problem-solving operations.
- A synthetic material made from a wide range of organic polymers.
- Global Positioning System, a satellite-based navigation system.
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- A semiconductor device used to amplify or switch electronic signals.
- A global network of interconnected computers.
- The manipulation of an organism's genes using biotechnology.
- An engine that uses the expansion or rapid condensation of steam to generate power.
- A device that emits light through a process of optical amplification based on the stimulated emission of electromagnetic radiation.
- A material with electrical conductivity intermediate to that of a conductor and an insulator.
- A tiny wafer of semiconducting material used to make an integrated circuit.
- The manipulation of matter on an atomic, molecular, and supramolecular scale.
- A machine capable of carrying out a complex series of actions automatically.
- A substance used to stimulate the production of antibodies and provide immunity against diseases.
- A power-saw using a toothed or abrasive disc rotating on a vertical or horizontal axis.
- The transmission of light through optical fibers for communication or signaling.
- Power generated from the energy of falling or fast-running water.
30 Clues: A global network of interconnected computers. • An instrument used to observe distant objects • The emission of ionizing radiation or particles • The first antibiotic discovered by Alexander Fleming. • The manipulation of an organism's genes using biotechnology. • An artificial object placed in orbit around a celestial body. • ...
Discoveries and Inventions 2024-09-08
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- A series of actions done to make something happen.
- The answer to a problem.
- An object used to do work, like a hammer or a screwdriver.
- A thought or plan in your mind.
- A test done to learn something new or check if an idea works.
- Something new that a person makes.
- An important discovery or achievement.
- To make something better or create new ideas.
- Finding something new or learning something not known before.
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- To grow or improve something over time.
- The first model or version of something new.
- To make something.
- A person who designs and builds things, like machines or structures.
- A small machine or tool made for a purpose.
- A legal paper that gives an inventor the right to make and sell their invention.
- To make something better.
- A plan for how something will look or work.
- Tools, machines, or systems used to solve problems or make life easier.
- A tool with moving parts that helps us do work.
- Careful study to learn more about something.
20 Clues: To make something. • The answer to a problem. • To make something better. • A thought or plan in your mind. • Something new that a person makes. • An important discovery or achievement. • To grow or improve something over time. • A small machine or tool made for a purpose. • A plan for how something will look or work. • The first model or version of something new. • ...
Discoveries and Inventions 2024-09-08
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- A series of actions done to make something happen.
- The answer to a problem.
- An object used to do work, like a hammer or a screwdriver.
- A thought or plan in your mind.
- A test done to learn something new or check if an idea works.
- Something new that a person makes.
- An important discovery or achievement.
- To make something better or create new ideas.
- Finding something new or learning something not known before.
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- To grow or improve something over time.
- The first model or version of something new.
- To make something.
- A person who designs and builds things, like machines or structures.
- A small machine or tool made for a purpose.
- A legal paper that gives an inventor the right to make and sell their invention.
- To make something better.
- A plan for how something will look or work.
- Tools, machines, or systems used to solve problems or make life easier.
- A tool with moving parts that helps us do work.
- Careful study to learn more about something.
20 Clues: To make something. • The answer to a problem. • To make something better. • A thought or plan in your mind. • Something new that a person makes. • An important discovery or achievement. • To grow or improve something over time. • A small machine or tool made for a purpose. • A plan for how something will look or work. • The first model or version of something new. • ...
Inventions and Discoveries... 2023-06-30
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- The yellow sticky things in your office
- The thing that made the books and papers
- The main tool for office working
- Long wave or short wave... or medium wave
- Another loud bangy thing (Also Napoleon....*character name*)
- The thing that connects us all
- That thing that goes off above your head when you have a great idea
- The beepy and dotty language
- The Wright brothers first had fun with this
- What we all had a lot of recently (thanks Jenner)
- The Hogwarts express a good example
- The thing that heats up your cold soup
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- That thing on your jeans and trousers (and bags)
- Big explodey thing
- The hooky sticky thing (like on a cap or shoes)
- That thing that tells you where you are
- The thing that forms naturally on your really old cheese
- Take these but don't drink for ten days!
- You might have one of these when you break something
- Ring Ring!
- The box (informal name)
- A thing to keep your fresh food nice and fresh
- Good for frying pans...
- The twirly thing that holds our genetic code
24 Clues: Ring Ring! • Big explodey thing • The box (informal name) • Good for frying pans... • The beepy and dotty language • The thing that connects us all • The main tool for office working • The Hogwarts express a good example • The thing that heats up your cold soup • The yellow sticky things in your office • That thing that tells you where you are • ...
science and discoveries 2025-10-17
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- – to travel for exploration
- – to record information
- – features of the land
- – proof or supporting facts
- – type of land surface
- – to examine in detail
- – far away, isolated
- – to meet unexpectedly
- – trip to see wild animals
- – to test an idea
- – without bias
- – place for experiments
- – wild, natural area
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- – wild, not controlled
- – major discovery or advance
- – observable event or fact
- – at risk of extinction
- – variety of life forms
- – new idea or method
- – to study deeply
- – correctly, exactly
- – rough or uneven
22 Clues: – without bias • – to study deeply • – to test an idea • – rough or uneven • – new idea or method • – far away, isolated • – correctly, exactly • – wild, natural area • – wild, not controlled • – features of the land • – type of land surface • – to examine in detail • – to meet unexpectedly • – to record information • – at risk of extinction • – variety of life forms • – place for experiments • ...
INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION 2024-08-22
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- /who invented the Steam Boat
- /who invented the Mechanical Reaper
- /what invention helped manufacturing at home and in factories more accessible
- /what invention made repairs and assembly easier
- /what invention reduced the cost, time, and labor needed to make steel
- /what invention used water power to power the looms
- /helped the economy grow through out the northwest
- /what invention made it easier to plow rich soil in the Midwest
- /what invention made harvesting grain less intensive
- /what invention made transportation up and down river streams
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- /who invented the Sewing Machine
- /what invention opened up even more settlement to the west
- /who invented the Telegraph
- /who invented the Textile Mill
- /what invention made communication easier
- /who invented the Cotton Gin and Interchangeable Parts
- /what invention was the first to open up settlement to the west
- /who invented the Steel Plow
- /what invention made separating cotton from seeds easier
19 Clues: /who invented the Telegraph • /who invented the Steam Boat • /who invented the Steel Plow • /who invented the Textile Mill • /who invented the Sewing Machine • /who invented the Mechanical Reaper • /what invention made communication easier • /what invention made repairs and assembly easier • /helped the economy grow through out the northwest • ...
Renaissance and Reformation Intro Vocab 2018-05-01
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- created the heliocentric idea
- famous for "David 1440"
- a member or follower of any of the Western Christian churches that are separate from the Roman Catholic Church
- famous for "The Creation of Adam"
- famous for many things...Italian polymath
- famous for "The School of Athens"
- adherence to the forms of Christian doctrine and practice which are generally regarded as Catholic rather than Protestant or Eastern Orthodox.
- century When this era ended
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- improved telescope and found planetary discoveries
- German Monk who revolted against the Roman Catholic Church (hint: last name)
- A theological revolt against the european abuses of the catholic church.
- century When this era started
- It was a European revival of classical art, architecture, literature, and learning
- Press Most important invention
14 Clues: famous for "David 1440" • century When this era ended • created the heliocentric idea • century When this era started • Press Most important invention • famous for "The Creation of Adam" • famous for "The School of Athens" • famous for many things...Italian polymath • improved telescope and found planetary discoveries • ...
project 2025-10-16
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- proposed that the Earth and other planets revolve around the sun
- English scientist who developed the law of universal gravity
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- The Sun-centered model of the universe
- This invention helped spread new scientific discoveries across Europe
- A new invention that allowed scientists to see objects in the night sky more clearly
- Italian astronomer put under house arrest for his heliocentric ideas
6 Clues: The Sun-centered model of the universe • English scientist who developed the law of universal gravity • proposed that the Earth and other planets revolve around the sun • Italian astronomer put under house arrest for his heliocentric ideas • This invention helped spread new scientific discoveries across Europe • ...
Scientific Discoveries 2024-11-14
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- Fundamental physics theory initiated by Max Planck
- Device that magnifies small objects, key in biology discoveries
- Technology invented by Gutenberg, enabling mass production of books
- First antibiotic discovered by Alexander Fleming
- Science of celestial bodies, among the oldest scientific disciplines
- Scientific explanation based on evidence and reasoning
- Early discovery allowing humans to cook and stay warm
- Wireless communication method developed by Marconi
- Liftoff event, as in the first human spaceflight
- Immunization tool developed by Edward Jenner for smallpox
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- Substance used to prevent infection, pioneered by Joseph Lister
- Natural force explained by Isaac Newton in 1687
- Global communication network first used by the military in 1969
- Device invented by Galileo to view distant planets
- Fundamental force studied by Benjamin Franklin with a kite
- Medical imaging technique discovered by Wilhelm Röntgen
- Electronic device first developed for complex calculations
- Medicine that kills bacteria, key discovery in treating infections
- Invention patented by Thomas Edison, revolutionizing illumination
- Molecule containing genetic information, discovered by Watson and Crick
20 Clues: Natural force explained by Isaac Newton in 1687 • First antibiotic discovered by Alexander Fleming • Liftoff event, as in the first human spaceflight • Fundamental physics theory initiated by Max Planck • Device invented by Galileo to view distant planets • Wireless communication method developed by Marconi • Early discovery allowing humans to cook and stay warm • ...
Economic Growth Crossword Braylee Dishun 2015-03-10
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- Invented the cotton gin
- Money used for investments
- Improved the steam engine and created a mechanical flour mill
- Gives inventors the legal rights to an invention as well the profits for a period of time
- Created diagrams of British textile mills to bring back to the United States and borrowed money to start a factory
- Memorized British machines and brought them to America
- Bringing manufacturing steps together to be more efficient
- The application of scientific discoveries to practical use
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- Parts that can replace an identical piece
- Worked at Waltham mill as young girl
10 Clues: Invented the cotton gin • Money used for investments • Worked at Waltham mill as young girl • Parts that can replace an identical piece • Memorized British machines and brought them to America • Bringing manufacturing steps together to be more efficient • The application of scientific discoveries to practical use • ...
Lesson 9 Key Terms 2019-02-12
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- an invention by Eli Whitney that made the production of cotton much easier
- Money individuals put into a business in hopes of making a profit
- the economic system of the United States, based on private property and free enterprise
- identical machine parts that could be quickly put together to make a complete product
- a toll road (road that charges money to drive on)
- removal of weapons
- a system bringing manufacturing steps together in one place to increase efficiency
- scientific discoveries that make jobs more simple and easy
- try a person in military court
- official count of a population
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- the change from a farming society to one based in industry, began in Great Britain and spread to the USA around 1800
- program created by Henry Clay to help the growth of industry in America. He wanted to build roads and canals, improve trade, and have a protective tariff.
- an area without any military(soldiers)
- economic system where people are free to buy, sell, and produce whatever they want
- separate compartments (areas) in a canal where water levels can be raised or lowered
- federal, state, and private projects such as canals and roads to improve the transportation system in America
- an artificial waterway dug by people to help transport goods easier
- stronger loyalty to the region where you lived (Northerners, Southerners, Westerners)
- law that gives an inventor sole legal right to all profits made from their invention
19 Clues: removal of weapons • try a person in military court • official count of a population • an area without any military(soldiers) • a toll road (road that charges money to drive on) • scientific discoveries that make jobs more simple and easy • Money individuals put into a business in hopes of making a profit • ...
Scientists and Invention 2018-01-07
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- may be categorized as idiophones, instruments sounding by the vibration of resonant solid material, and more broadly as percussion instruments."
- Founded quantum theory with his proposal that hot objects radiate only certain allowed values of energy, all of which are multiples of a number now called the Planck constant – all other values of energy are forbidden.
- a genius whose philosophical ideas are still taught, but his contribution to science retarded progress for almost two millennia.
- was one of the first human inventions to capture mechanical energy and was used to help grind corn. In modern times, the water wheel was improved to drive an hydraulic turbine.
- The 20th century’s most influential psychologist; pioneered the science of behaviorism; discovered the power of positive reinforcement in learning; designed the first psychological experiments producing quantitatively repeatable results.
- They are most commonly used for rapid reheating of previously-cooked foods and rapid heating of slowly-prepared cooking items, such as melting chocolates or butter. Any modern kitchen would be incomplete without this amazing and helpful machine.
- Discovered the neutron and led the British scientists who worked on the Manhattan Project.
- Author of Conversations on Chemistry, a unique textbook for its time written for people with little formal education, such as girls and the poor. The book inspired Michael Faraday to overcome his poor origins to become a great scientist.
- Proved that every element’s identity is uniquely determined by its number of protons establishing the true organizing principle of the periodic table; correctly predicted the existence of four new chemical elements; invented the atomic battery.
- (1862) Alexander Parkes (England) Parkes demonstrated a plastic which was made from heated cellulose and moulded into a shape. Other important developments include 1908 – Cellophane – Jacques E. Brandenberger.
- An instrument which measures vertical distance with respect to a reference level.
- (1859) Edwin Drake (US) Modern drilling and refinement of oil into petrol began around the middle of the Nineteenth Century. It enabled petrol to be used as a fuel in the internal combustion engine.
- The father of nuclear chemistry and nuclear physics; discovered and named the atomic nucleus, the proton, the alpha particle, and the beta particle; discovered the concept of nuclear half-lives; achieved the first laboratory transformation of one element into another.
- changed the way we think about science, showing that scientific theories could only be tested by falsification. His hypothetico-deductive model of the scientific method has largely replaced the older deductive and inductive models.
- Authored one of the most famous books in history, On the Origin of Species, in which he described and provided evidence for the theory of evolution by natural selection.
- Father of the industrial revolution; radically improved the steam engine; invented high pressure steam engines; independently discovered latent heat; invented the world’s first copying machine.
- Started the scientific revolution with his book The Revolutions of the Celestial Spheres, explaining his belief that the solar system is centered on the sun, not on the earth.
- Whitens teeth, removes tattoos, corrects vision, scans groceries, tracks missiles.
- Dalton’s Atomic Theory is the basis of chemistry; discovered Gay-Lussac’s Law relating gases’ temperature, volume, and pressure; discovered the law of partial gas pressures.
- becomes the first in a new class of FDA-approved antidepressants called "selective serotonin re-uptake inhibitors," which block the reabsorption of the mood-elevating neurotransmitter serotonin, thereby prolonging its effects.
- this chemical explosive, invented in China in the 9th century, has been a major factor in military technology (and, by extension, in wars that changed the course of human history).
- this navigational device has been a major force in human exploration. The earliest compasses were made of lodestone in China between 300 and 200 B.C.
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- the oldest invention, and no-one is exactly certain when it was invented, but it emerged in different regions independently. It enabled quicker transportation by chariots and pack drawn animal carriages.
- This boring set of black and white lines was developed by Norman Woodland, but they can be found on almost every single item in the grocery store. At first glance, it seems hard to see how they could possibly make any impact on the world, but they have fundamentally changed the way we shop.
- Founded quantum mechanics when he remodeled the atom so electrons occupied ‘allowed’ orbits around the nucleus while all other orbits were forbidden; architect of the Copenhagen interpretation of quantum mechanics.
- (1839) Louis Daguerre a French innovator spent many years developing the process of photography. In 1839, he made the first camera which enable a permanent photograph to be taken. In 1889, George Eastman invented the flexible role of film which enabled photography to be much more practical.
- founded the sciences of mechanics and hydrostatics, calculated pi precisely devised the law of exponents, created new geometrical proofs, invented numerous ingenious mechanical devices and more.
- One of the greatest philosophers of all time; advocate of skepticism in the scientific method; creator of new mathematical ideas including the independent founding of analytical geometry. Cartesian coordinates are named in his honor.
- (1800) Voltaic Pile. Alessandro Volta an Italian physicist developed the first battery which gave a steady current using alternative layers of copper and zinc. Lew Urry developed the small alkaline battery in 1949.
- Wilbur and Orville Wright invented the manned engined ________, which they patented as a "flying machine." Learn about other aviation related innovations.
- Began his practice as a physician to gladiators and established a link between diet and health. Galen created a flawed doctrine that dominated Western and Arab medicine for 1,500 years.
- inventor of the metal detector, the telephone, and the photophone- the first device to carry the human voice using light.
- (1824) English inventor, Joseph Aspdin developed hydraulic cement, which used a mix of limestone, clay and aggregate.
- Discovered the electron; invented one of the most powerful tools in analytical chemistry – the mass spectrometer; obtained the first evidence for isotopes of stable elements.
- One of the most famous board games of all time, responsible for endless hours of wholesome family fun and/or devastating family arguments, was invented by Elizabeth Magie in 1904 under the original name The Landlord's Game.
- The father of modern microbiology; transformed chemistry and biology with his discovery of mirror-image molecules; discovered anaerobic bacteria; established the germ theory of disease; invented food preservation by pasteurization.
- Produces insulin, creates vaccines, clones sheep, increases shelf life of tomatoes, manipulates human cells to prevent disease.
- (105) Tsai Lun – Lun was an official in the Chinese civil service. He reported and developed its use in recording the business of the Chinese state.
- invented vector analysis and founded the sciences of modern statistical mechanics and chemical thermodynamics.
- The earliest known use of this very simple but super-useful metal fastener dates back to Ancient Egypt, about 3400 B.C. If you are more partial to screws, they’ve been around since Ancient Greeks (1st or 2nd century B.C.).
40 Clues: An instrument which measures vertical distance with respect to a reference level. • Whitens teeth, removes tattoos, corrects vision, scans groceries, tracks missiles. • Discovered the neutron and led the British scientists who worked on the Manhattan Project. • ...
Geography and Discoveries 2019-02-13
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- One of the consequences of the Era of Exploration.
- Many countries pursued these products, extremely valuable at the time of great discoveries.
- A half of a sphere of the Earth above/ below the equator.
- A planned route or journey.
- An imaginary circle drawn around the center of the Earth surface, which divides the planet into two equal spheres.
- The action of investigating an unfamiliar area.
- A true-to-scale map of the Earth that duplicates its round shape and correctly represents areas, sizes, and shapes of physical features, distances, and directions.
- The huge land mass on earth.
- a bound collection of maps.
- The art or techniques of making maps.
- The action or process of sailing or otherwise travelling all the way around something, especially the world.
- A piece of land surrounded by water along the majority of its border while still being connected to a mainland from which it extends.
- The region of the Earth that is south of the Antarctic Circle.
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- The disease caused by lack of vitamin C.
- An explorer who fought against slavery.
- A person who examines the condition of land and buildings professionally.
- Any place where people live and form communities.
- The conversion of individuals to Christianity.
- An extensive geographical region spanning much of Eurasia and North Asia.
- Imaginary horizontal lines on the Earth that run along the equator in both hemispheres.
- Imaginary vertical lines running along the eastern and western hemisphere of the Earth, which are used to measure the distance, location, and time.
- A line passing through the south pole and north pole, forming a circle.
- The apparent line that separates the ground from the sky.
- The same as seashore.
- First man to visit the South Pole.
25 Clues: The same as seashore. • A planned route or journey. • a bound collection of maps. • The huge land mass on earth. • First man to visit the South Pole. • The art or techniques of making maps. • The disease caused by lack of vitamin C. • An explorer who fought against slavery. • The conversion of individuals to Christianity. • The action of investigating an unfamiliar area. • ...
Technologies and discoveries 2024-03-14
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- people believe that it sucks everything into nothingness
- discovered in caves by touching something
- was discovered by Nikola Tesla
- they lived millions of years ago
- we use that to launch people and stuff into space
- we use it to see stars
- we have it on a computer and a phone and other technologies
- you can detect metal with this technology
- in houses like that people produce food and technology etc.
- indestructible material and very shiny
- used to be a currency for pirates
- people believe that space is?
- happens with everything we constantly ev...?
- recent discovery on mars
- science that is very powerful today
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- robots that are used in space
- they give us rain
- discovery that can connect us with people around the world
- research done with a computer
- we can see them while we use a telescope
- small planet
- discovered by melting sand
- language that is old
- shiny spikey expensive material
- we use it everyday
- language that is dead
- we drive with them everyday
- we see it everyday on the sky
- made from trees and we draw on them
- scientists use it to get dirt off of historical pieces
30 Clues: small planet • they give us rain • we use it everyday • language that is old • language that is dead • we use it to see stars • recent discovery on mars • discovered by melting sand • we drive with them everyday • robots that are used in space • research done with a computer • we see it everyday on the sky • people believe that space is? • was discovered by Nikola Tesla • ...
Invention and Innovation_2 2023-12-03
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- clar, transant
- cascadorie, truc
- a contribui la
- a suporta, a suferi
- raspindit
- entuziasmant
- intr-adevar
- incurajare, motivatie
- lingusitor, flatant
- trupe cibernetice
- probabil, aparent
- captivant
- a umfla, a sufla
- a fi luat prin surprindere
- a conduce, a pilota
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- cu o problema actuala
- nespecialist, persoana de rind
- distrugere
- trai,existenta
- taxe
- a elabora, a crea
- voluminos
- a scoate
- constrins, fortat
24 Clues: taxe • a scoate • raspindit • voluminos • captivant • distrugere • intr-adevar • entuziasmant • clar, transant • a contribui la • trai,existenta • cascadorie, truc • a umfla, a sufla • a elabora, a crea • trupe cibernetice • constrins, fortat • probabil, aparent • a suporta, a suferi • lingusitor, flatant • a conduce, a pilota • cu o problema actuala • incurajare, motivatie • a fi luat prin surprindere • ...
CH 8 Wordcross 2022-01-31
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- communities based on a vision of a perfect society
- scientific discoveries that simplify work
- unfair treatment of a group
- the US economic system
- Toll roads, built by private companies to transport goods
- frontier camp meetings where they would talk about the second great awakening
- an artificial waterway
- a government paper that gives the inventor of a useful invention sole rights for the profits of it for a certain time
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- the right to vote
- an unfair opinion not based on facts
- Separate compartments where water levels were raised or lowered
- the teaching of boys and girls together
- refusing to work in order to put pressure on employers
- the official count of the population
- drinking little to no alcohol
- another word for money
16 Clues: the right to vote • the US economic system • another word for money • an artificial waterway • unfair treatment of a group • drinking little to no alcohol • an unfair opinion not based on facts • the official count of the population • the teaching of boys and girls together • scientific discoveries that simplify work • communities based on a vision of a perfect society • ...
Inventor and Invention 2025-02-07
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- He's the inventor of telescope.
- Alexander Graham Bell is famous with it.
- You need it to write.
- He's not the only one inventor but he's one of those inventors who invented the figure of Mathematics.
- Nicholas - Jacques Conte invented it.
- Abraham Karem is its inventor.
- People use it to take a photo and record the video, talk and chat with friends, Franc Canova invented it.
- Hedy Lamar is the inventor of it.
- The Wright Brothers invented it.
- Tim Berners-Lee invented it.
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- You watch it everyday.
- It's his first name, he failed 1000 times to invented his greatest invention.
- Robert Davidson invented the ... car.
- Anton Ullrich is the first inventor of it.
- Daniel Halladay is the inventor of it.
- John McCarthy invented it as technology that enables computers and machines to simulate human learning, comprehension, problem solving, decision making, creativity and autonomy
- People called it as a flying chair then Elisha Otis created it more safely.
- Willis Carrier is the first inventor of it.
- Benjamin Franklin invented it.
- Harry Coover invented it.
- Lary Page and Sergey Brin invented it.
21 Clues: You need it to write. • You watch it everyday. • Harry Coover invented it. • Tim Berners-Lee invented it. • Benjamin Franklin invented it. • Abraham Karem is its inventor. • He's the inventor of telescope. • The Wright Brothers invented it. • Hedy Lamar is the inventor of it. • Robert Davidson invented the ... car. • Nicholas - Jacques Conte invented it. • ...
Innovation and invention 2025-07-04
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- made available to the public for use or sale
- the application of scientific knowledge for practical use
- designed to continue being useful as technology changes
- major advances or discoveries in technology or science
- owned by a company and legally protected from copying
- places where scientific experiments and tests are conducted
- edge another term for cutting-edge, especially in innovation
- featuring or introducing new ideas or methods
- a unique device or process that is newly created
- legal protection for creators of original content like text or music
- edge the most advanced or modern stage of development
- a counterfeit product made to look like the real thing
- the process of improving or creating new products
- and development the department focused on innovation and new product creation
- using the most modern and advanced technology available
- legal rights to exclusively make or sell an invention
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- downloading getting digital content from the internet without authorization
- fees paid to the owner for the right to use intellectual property
- using simple or outdated technology
- a new idea, method, or device that brings improvement
- to create the plan or appearance of a product or system
- name the name given to a product by its producer
- licence legally allowed to use something owned by someone else
- no longer in use because it is outdated
- using advanced, modern technology
- centre a facility dedicated to scientific or technical research
- to create something that has never existed before
- to introduce new ideas, methods, or products
- a symbol, word, or phrase legally registered to represent a brand
- infringement using copyrighted material without permission
- the unauthorized copying and distribution of content
- to improve or bring something into existence
- property creations of the mind that are protected by law (e.g., patents, trademarks, copyright)
33 Clues: using advanced, modern technology • using simple or outdated technology • no longer in use because it is outdated • made available to the public for use or sale • to introduce new ideas, methods, or products • to improve or bring something into existence • featuring or introducing new ideas or methods • a unique device or process that is newly created • ...
European Imperialism Crossword 2022-10-14
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- the country in the strongest position to block Britain's goal to build a railroad from the Mediterranean Sea to South Africa
- first machine gun
- exporter of cotton, palm oil, palm-kernel oil, coffee and sugar
- exporter of copper, zinc, lead and coal
- an invention used for communication over long distances
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- the amount of Europeans colonies that helped African by 1914
- the revolution that led to many discoveries and inventions that helped Europeans take over Africa
- tropical disease Europeans risked catching in Africa
- exporter of sisal, coffee, rubber and cotton
- the process that was a quicker and cheaper method of manufacturing steel
10 Clues: first machine gun • exporter of copper, zinc, lead and coal • exporter of sisal, coffee, rubber and cotton • tropical disease Europeans risked catching in Africa • an invention used for communication over long distances • the amount of Europeans colonies that helped African by 1914 • exporter of cotton, palm oil, palm-kernel oil, coffee and sugar • ...
Inventions 2021-08-02
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- An invention you use to keep your food cold
- An invention you watch programmes on
- Who invented the light bulb
- An invention you use to see where north is
- An invention you use after your shower to dry your hair
- This was invented by Steve Jobs
- An invention to keep your food very very cold
- An invention you use to heat your food slowly.
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- An invention you use to wash your clothes
- In South Africa, these are called 'robots'
- One of the oldest inventions. It is a circle
- An invention you use to make water hot
- Tim Berners Lee made this
- An invention you use to wash your glasses and plates
- Alexander Graham Bell invented this communication device
- An invention that is like moving stairs
- An invention you use to heat your food quickly
- The Wright Brothers made this to fly in the sky
- An invention you use to make your clothes look nice and flat
19 Clues: Tim Berners Lee made this • Who invented the light bulb • This was invented by Steve Jobs • An invention you watch programmes on • An invention you use to make water hot • An invention that is like moving stairs • An invention you use to wash your clothes • In South Africa, these are called 'robots' • An invention you use to see where north is • ...
Inventions 2024-03-30
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- An invention you use to keep your food cold
- An invention you watch programmes on
- Who invented the light bulb
- An invention you use to see where north is
- An invention you use after your shower to dry your hair
- This was invented by Steve Jobs
- An invention to keep your food very very cold
- An invention you use to heat your food slowly.
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- An invention you use to wash your clothes
- In South Africa, these are called 'robots'
- One of the oldest inventions. It is a circle
- An invention you use to make water hot
- Tim Berners Lee made this
- An invention you use to wash your glasses and plates
- Alexander Graham Bell invented this communication device
- An invention that is like moving stairs
- An invention you use to heat your food quickly
- The Wright Brothers made this to fly in the sky
- An invention you use to make your clothes look nice and flat
19 Clues: Tim Berners Lee made this • Who invented the light bulb • This was invented by Steve Jobs • An invention you watch programmes on • An invention you use to make water hot • An invention that is like moving stairs • An invention you use to wash your clothes • In South Africa, these are called 'robots' • An invention you use to see where north is • ...
Inventions and Discoveries 2025-04-11
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- – Invented by Alfred Nobel, used in construction and mining
- – Invention that changed food preservation
- – Edison's invention for electric lighting
- – Electronic devices for processing data, developed over decades
- – Edison’s famous invention
- – Smallpox vaccine developed by Edward Jenner
- – One of the earliest human inventions
- – Invented by Elias Howe and improved by Isaac Singer
- – Powered the Industrial Revolution, developed by James Watt
- – Invented by Alexander Graham Bell
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- – Discovered by Wilhelm Roentgen, used in medical imaging
- – Antibiotic discovered by Alexander Fleming
- – First successful powered flight by the Wright brothers
- – Wireless communication system invented by Marconi
- – Invention by Gutenberg that revolutionized publishing
- – Discovered by Benjamin Franklin, harnessed by Edison
- – Tool for magnifying small objects, improved by Antonie van Leeuwenhoek
- – Invention that brought moving pictures into homes
- – A global network developed in the late 20th century
- – Flying machine developed by Igor Sikorsky
20 Clues: – Edison’s famous invention • – Invented by Alexander Graham Bell • – One of the earliest human inventions • – Invention that changed food preservation • – Edison's invention for electric lighting • – Flying machine developed by Igor Sikorsky • – Antibiotic discovered by Alexander Fleming • – Smallpox vaccine developed by Edward Jenner • ...
The scientific revolution 2025-03-27
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- Instrument invented by Antonie van Leeuwenhoek for observing microorganisms
- Invented the telescope and made important astronomical discoveries
- Polish astronomer who proposed a heliocentric model of the solar system
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- English philosopher known for promoting the scientific method
- English physicist and mathematician, known for his laws of motion and gravity
- Idea that the Earth orbits the Sun, proposed by Copernicus
- Instrument used to measure temperature, invented by Galileo
- Dutch scientist known for his work in microscopy and discovering microorganisms
- Telescope used to view celestial objects, invented by Galileo
- Invention that helped advance scientific research by making distant objects visible
10 Clues: Idea that the Earth orbits the Sun, proposed by Copernicus • Instrument used to measure temperature, invented by Galileo • English philosopher known for promoting the scientific method • Telescope used to view celestial objects, invented by Galileo • Invented the telescope and made important astronomical discoveries • ...
16-1-A Social Change Process (no spaces 2-word answers) 2024-05-13
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- Global ___ was expanded after explorers from the 1400s discovered that the planet was round.
- Diffusion of technological jobs has resulted in ___ workers, proving that globalization contributes to obesity
- In the world of sociology, social change cannot occur unless people start using new ___ .
- If a society is more ___ , it will experience more social change due to invention.
- The discovery process can upset people, as Galileo’s astronomy discoveries upset leaders in the ___ religion.
- Some slowly, and others quickly, but all societies ___ .
- When one country borrows an item or idea from another country, that is the social change process called ___ .
- The social change in a society depends upon what people ___ , so making predictions about change is hard.
- ___ is an example of invention, as it was created using parts and ideas that already existed.
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- Changes do not interest sociologists unless the results of these changes are ___ & long-lasting.
- World ___ have lowered the costs of bread & meat, proving that globalization has contributed to obesity
- If all of the planet’s history is a 365-day year, all of ___ history is the last 60 seconds of that year.
- Early astronomers are proof that ___ is the route to discovery, as their scientific minds changed the world
- If a country has more ___ with other countries, it will experience more social change due to diffusion.
- ___ is an agent of diffusion, creating social change by bringing cultures and governments together.
- When an idea or material is either reinterpreted or learned, that is the social change process called ___ .
- The social change in a society depends upon its ___ , so making predictions about change is not easy.
- Processes and factors explain why Britain experienced social change ____ than Nigeria.
- Social change happens quickly, but it may seem slow when viewed through a human ___ .
- When an object is created from existing materials or ideas, that is the social change process called ___ .
- When ___ was discovered, it allowed meats to last longer; previously, meat would rot much faster.
21 Clues: Some slowly, and others quickly, but all societies ___ . • If a society is more ___ , it will experience more social change due to invention. • Social change happens quickly, but it may seem slow when viewed through a human ___ . • Processes and factors explain why Britain experienced social change ____ than Nigeria. • ...
Keywords 2023-08-08
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- evening
- milky way
- located
- great
- milestone
- scientists
- regions
- prize
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- facilities
- light-year
- country
- large
- cosmos
- discoveries
- chemical
15 Clues: large • great • prize • cosmos • evening • country • located • regions • chemical • milky way • milestone • facilities • light-year • scientists • discoveries
Inventions 2021-08-02
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- An invention you use to make water hot
- An invention you use to heat your food quickly
- Tim Berners Lee made this
- An invention you use to keep your food cold
- An invention you use to see where north is
- This was invented by Steve Jobs
- An invention you use to wash your glasses and plates
- Who invented the light bulb
- Alexander Graham Bell invented this communication device
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- An invention you watch programmes on
- An invention to keep your food very very cold
- An invention you use to make your clothes look nice and flat
- The Wright Brothers made this to fly in the sky
- An invention that is like moving stairs
- In South Africa, these are called 'robots'
- An invention you use to heat your food slowly.
- An invention you use after your shower to dry your hair
- One of the oldest inventions. It is a circle
18 Clues: Tim Berners Lee made this • Who invented the light bulb • This was invented by Steve Jobs • An invention you watch programmes on • An invention you use to make water hot • An invention that is like moving stairs • In South Africa, these are called 'robots' • An invention you use to see where north is • An invention you use to keep your food cold • ...
industreal revolution 2016-01-31
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- inventor of the sewing machine
- Robert fultons invention
- inventor of the steam boat
- elias howe invention
- cyrus mccormick invention
- eli whitneys invention
- inventor of the cotton gin and interchangeable parts
- inventor of the reaper
- factorys in the 19th century that was very LOW
- Samuel morse invention
- henry bessemers invention
- inventor of the steel plow
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- inventor of the telegraph
- what the erie canal connected
- rairoad that connected pacific to Atlantic
- Samuel slaters invention
- inventor of the Bessemer steel process
- inventor of textile factorys
- john Deeres invention
19 Clues: elias howe invention • john Deeres invention • eli whitneys invention • inventor of the reaper • Samuel morse invention • Robert fultons invention • Samuel slaters invention • inventor of the telegraph • cyrus mccormick invention • henry bessemers invention • inventor of the steam boat • inventor of the steel plow • inventor of textile factorys • what the erie canal connected • ...
George Washington Carver 2024-02-12
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- Where there is no vision, there is no hope
- The crop that George Washington Carver is most famous for studying
- His discoveries helped improve this important nutrient in soil
- Was known for developing new uses for this agricultural product
- Carver created paintings using this natural pigment
- His nickname
- Famous invention that made peanuts a popular food item
- Name of the building at Tuskegee Institute where he conducted his research
- His work with this plant helped revolutionize the textile industry
- The month of Carver's death
- His research on this crop helped farmers combat soil depletion
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- The university where Carver taught and conducted research
- Carver was the first African American to win this award
- His sibling
- Carver's use of this technique helped farmers improve soil fertility
- Favorite color, according to his writings
- Carver's birthplace
- The month of Carver's birth
- His work with this plant helped farmers diversify their crops and improve soil health
- His middle name
20 Clues: His sibling • His nickname • His middle name • Carver's birthplace • The month of Carver's birth • The month of Carver's death • Favorite color, according to his writings • Where there is no vision, there is no hope • Carver created paintings using this natural pigment • Famous invention that made peanuts a popular food item • ...
Explorers and Discoveries 2023-10-17
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- The Spanish conquistador who conquered the Inca Empire.
- The Italian explorer who reached the Americas in 1492.
- The Spanish explorer who led the expedition to find the Fountain of Youth.
- The British navigator who explored Australia and New Zealand.
- The Norwegian explorer who was the first to reach the South Pole.
- The Spanish explorer who led the first expedition to circumnavigate the world.
- The Italian explorer who sailed around the southern tip of Africa.
- The American who explored the Louisiana Purchase and the Pacific Northwest.
- The British explorer who searched for the Northwest Passage.
- The Portuguese explorer who sailed around the Cape of Good Hope.
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- The Portuguese explorer who reached Brazil in 1500.
- The Viking explorer believed to have reached North America.
- The British explorer who discovered Antarctica.
- The American explorer who discovered the Grand Canyon.
- The British captain known for his voyages to the Pacific Islands.
- The first person to reach the South Pole.
- The Italian explorer who sailed to Asia, reaching India in 1498.
- The Norse explorer who reached the coast of Canada around 1000 AD.
- The Frenchman who explored the Mississippi River and claimed Louisiana for France.
- The Scottish explorer who led an expedition to the African interior.
20 Clues: The first person to reach the South Pole. • The British explorer who discovered Antarctica. • The Portuguese explorer who reached Brazil in 1500. • The Italian explorer who reached the Americas in 1492. • The American explorer who discovered the Grand Canyon. • The Spanish conquistador who conquered the Inca Empire. • ...
Unit 5 Week 1 Vocabulary 2023-12-07
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- facts and data
- the process of exchanging thoughts, feelings, information, and more in various ways
- to form, grow, or create something over a period of time
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- a person who invents
- an organized framework or method of doing something
- a new idea, product, or method of doing something; plural is "innovations"
- to try or test, especially in order to discover or prove something:
- to place in position or connect for service or use
- the act or process of seeing, finding, or gaining knowledge of something previously unknown, or an instance of this
- a scientific or industrial process, invention, method, or the like
10 Clues: facts and data • a person who invents • to place in position or connect for service or use • an organized framework or method of doing something • to form, grow, or create something over a period of time • a scientific or industrial process, invention, method, or the like • to try or test, especially in order to discover or prove something: • ...
Health Science 2023-01-25
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- learn in classroom and _____ experiences in medical school
- _____ physicians used plants and oils to treat or cure disease
- The _____ _____ was invented and allowed medical discoveries to be widely publicized
- Maintaining medical records and patient data, managing medical finances and handling medical technology
- The invention of the _____ allowed physicians to begin to identify the causes of diseases
- Physicians in _____ submerged bodies in water to get around the ban on human dissection
- Arab physicians required doctors to pass examinations and obtain _____
- Greeks determined illness was caused by imbalances in blood, _____, yellow bile and black bile
- Maintaining the physical and emotional environments necessary for health care providers to treat patients
- practice _____
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- Screening and examining patients using manual or technological methods
- Complete a _____ program
- Get a ______ degree
- Obtain clinical _____ in medical school
- People were put out on the street to crowd source medical care in _____
- Develop effective study _____ and maintain excellent grades in high school
- Complete a medical school _____
- Developing new treatments and technologies to improve diagnostic and therapeutic procedures
- submit a medical school _____
- Take the United States _____ Licensing Examination
- Maintaining and improving a patient's overall health in the long term
- take the _____
22 Clues: practice _____ • take the _____ • Get a ______ degree • Complete a _____ program • submit a medical school _____ • Complete a medical school _____ • Obtain clinical _____ in medical school • Take the United States _____ Licensing Examination • learn in classroom and _____ experiences in medical school • _____ physicians used plants and oils to treat or cure disease • ...
Unit 5 Week 1 Vocabulary 2023-12-07
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- facts and data
- the process of exchanging thoughts, feelings, information, and more in various ways
- to form, grow, or create something over a period of time
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- a person who invents
- an organized framework or method of doing something
- a new idea, product, or method of doing something; plural is "innovations"
- to try or test, especially in order to discover or prove something:
- to place in position or connect for service or use
- the act or process of seeing, finding, or gaining knowledge of something previously unknown, or an instance of this
- a scientific or industrial process, invention, method, or the like
10 Clues: facts and data • a person who invents • to place in position or connect for service or use • an organized framework or method of doing something • to form, grow, or create something over a period of time • a scientific or industrial process, invention, method, or the like • to try or test, especially in order to discover or prove something: • ...
Chapter 10 Vocabulary 2019-02-19
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- a grant that gives an inventor the sole legal right to an invention and its profits for a certain period of time
- an artificial waterway
- an arrangement bringing manufacturing steps together in one place to increase efficiency
- money for investment
- the application of scientific discoveries for practical use
- one of several separate compartments where water levels are raised and lowered
- federal projects, such as canals and roads, to develop the nation's transportation system
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- the change from an agrarian society to one based on industry which began in Great Britain and spread to the United States around 1800
- the removal of weapons
- a toll road
- the official count of population
11 Clues: a toll road • money for investment • the removal of weapons • an artificial waterway • the official count of population • the application of scientific discoveries for practical use • one of several separate compartments where water levels are raised and lowered • an arrangement bringing manufacturing steps together in one place to increase efficiency • ...
The Renaissance Crossword 2013-03-11
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- People developed new table ________
- Who brought back new thoughts and beliefs from their journey?
- The growth of economy lead to the rise of what?
- What was the Renaissance considered to be from the middle ages?
- Who did the new traders start to question after they objected to charging interests on loans?
- Who was the renaissance coined by?
- What was gun powder used to launch?
- Which technique did the Europeans learn from the Arabs?
- What does the "Renaissance" mean?
- What did Sir John Harrington make?
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- The crusaders encouraged geographical discoveries and __________
- What invention brought about the making of books?
- The condition of what gender, especially from the upper class improved?
- What is humanism?
- The fall of ____________ took place in 1453
- What did the rise of trade and commerce lead to the rise of?
- What was invented in the early 1300's?
- What were rich people who supported the Renaissance called?
- What was there a decline in, in the renaissance?
- In rational attitude, things needed to be _______ rather that based on religious beliefs
20 Clues: What is humanism? • What does the "Renaissance" mean? • Who was the renaissance coined by? • What did Sir John Harrington make? • People developed new table ________ • What was gun powder used to launch? • What was invented in the early 1300's? • The fall of ____________ took place in 1453 • The growth of economy lead to the rise of what? • ...
Invention 2025-09-25
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- The legal right to an invention
- A plan to solve a problem
- The way parts work together in a machine
- A creative ability or skill
- Quality of working well without waste
- To form or make by combining parts
- Testing ideas to learn or prove something
- A person who creates new inventions
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- Using new ideas to improve something
- To change something completely
- Tools, machines, and systems created
- The act of finding something new
- The process of working together
- A detailed plan or drawing
- A first model of an invention
15 Clues: A plan to solve a problem • A detailed plan or drawing • A creative ability or skill • A first model of an invention • To change something completely • The legal right to an invention • The process of working together • The act of finding something new • To form or make by combining parts • A person who creates new inventions • Using new ideas to improve something • ...
Han Dynasty Random Facts 2016-03-28
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- structured like a pyramid, people lead those below them
- invention used by writers
- place to get silk (and animal)
- invention that contains the material, lodestone
- invention that shows the direction of an earthquake
- used to make the pole (getting salt water)
- another trade item
- commonly used material for strength and quality for the army of the Han Dynasty
- invention for the military in the Han Dynasty that shoot pellets (bullets)
- invention used to send messages that scare away the enemy
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- method that is useful for curing illnesses that strike quickly like headaches
- invention used to move heavy loads
- invention to move dirt away
- invention used to dig the well to get salt water from underground
- invention used to suck the salt water out
- an invention to move water uphills
- method that is useful to treat long-term diseases like anthritis
- one trade item
18 Clues: one trade item • another trade item • invention used by writers • invention to move dirt away • place to get silk (and animal) • invention used to move heavy loads • an invention to move water uphills • invention used to suck the salt water out • used to make the pole (getting salt water) • invention that contains the material, lodestone • ...
The Sumerians 2025-09-17
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- the earliest form of written language
- an invention later used for farming equipment and army chariots
- each city-state has one of its own
- used to develop the 12 month lunar calendar
- the class of slaves, prisoners of war, criminals, and debtors
- the cause of war between some city-states
- a material created from copper and tin used for tools, weapons, and jewelry
- a tiered structure built to honor the gods and worship them
- invented by the Sumerians for river transport
- the belief in multiple gods who controlled nature and human activity
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- located in the city center
- an individual city and some of its surrounding land
- the class of merchants, farmers, fishermen, and artisans
- an epic tale documented in cuneiform
- the number of chief gods each city-state had
- the gender roles city-states operated with
- the formal government structure of city-states
- sharpened into a wedge shape and used to write cuneiform
- a subject we study today that Sumerians made great discoveries in
- one purpose(along with farming) for the 12 month calendar
- the original rulers of city-states
- the class of kings, priests, warriors, and officials
22 Clues: located in the city center • each city-state has one of its own • the original rulers of city-states • an epic tale documented in cuneiform • the earliest form of written language • the cause of war between some city-states • the gender roles city-states operated with • used to develop the 12 month lunar calendar • the number of chief gods each city-state had • ...
Renaissance Astronomy, Science, and Inventions 2022-08-01
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- Galileo's invention of the pendulum helped make this early Renaissance invention more accurate
- This astronomer discovered that the Moon was not really smooth, but covered with craters. He also thought that the moon didn't make its own light, but reflected light from the sun. Other discoveries included the moons of Jupiter, the phases of Venus, and sunspots. (fullname)
- the improvement of these led to the invention of the microscope, telescope, and eyeglasses
- __ and Ptolemy had produced theories that the Earth was the center of the Universe
- a time of great strides in science and mathematics that came after the Renaissance (2 words; no space)
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- a method of research in which a problem is identified, relevant data is gathered, a hypothesis is formulated from this data, and the hypothesis is empirically tested (2 words; no space)
- This astronomer stated that the Sun was the center of the universe and that the Earth and the planets orbited the Sun. (full name)
- This astronomer charted the orbit and position of many of the planets showing that they did not need to orbit the sun in a perfect circle. (full name)
- The most important invention of the Renaissance, and perhaps in the history of the world;invented by German Johannes Gutenberg around 1440 (2 words; no space)
9 Clues: __ and Ptolemy had produced theories that the Earth was the center of the Universe • the improvement of these led to the invention of the microscope, telescope, and eyeglasses • Galileo's invention of the pendulum helped make this early Renaissance invention more accurate • ...
Renaissance: Key Terms 2022-10-18
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- King ____ VIII started the Church of England because the Catholic Church would not let him divorce his wife
- Copernicus said this was the center of the universe
- What most people considered to be the center of the universe
- The men of the Renaissance wore these on their legs
- This sculptor, architect, and painter is famous for his frescos on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel
- Leonardo da Vinci is famous for his painting of Jesus in The Last _____
- Artists and architects studied the Romans and the ____ to gain inspiration
- The science of studying celestial bodies like the planets and stars
- Jan van Eyck was known as the "Father of Oil _____"
- This invention helped astronomers learn about the planets and stars
- His 95 Theses started the Reformation
- Despite their sophistication, most people still ate with these
- The Renaissance began near the end of this period
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- Brunelleschi was famous for architecting the dome of the Cathedral of _______
- The scientific ____ was a way of using controlled experiments to prove or disprove a theory
- Philosophy that said life could be enjoyable and comfortable
- Sumptuary ____ made it clear what class of people could wear what types of clothes
- Country where the Renaissance began
- Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, and Raphael were part of a period of art called the ____ Renaissance
- When objects block the light they create these. They were used by painters to add drama to their art.
- He painted the Mona Lisa
- This invention by Johannes Gutenberg changed the world
- This astronomer made many great discoveries including the moons of Jupiter
- This aspect of Renaissance art was different from the symbolism of art from the Middle Ages
- Perspective gives a painting the feeling of _____ dimensions
25 Clues: He painted the Mona Lisa • Country where the Renaissance began • His 95 Theses started the Reformation • The Renaissance began near the end of this period • Copernicus said this was the center of the universe • The men of the Renaissance wore these on their legs • Jan van Eyck was known as the "Father of Oil _____" • ...
Inventions and discoveries 2024-06-28
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- Chất dẻo
- Phòng thí nghiệm
- Đột nhiên
- Chính xác
- Tự động
- Thiết bị
- Khám phá
- Bao hàm
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- Kỹ thuật số
- Sự giảm đi
- Thiếu
- Nghiên cứu
- Phần cứng
- Độc nhất
- Mức tối thiểu
- Thí nghiệm
16 Clues: Thiếu • Tự động • Bao hàm • Chất dẻo • Độc nhất • Thiết bị • Khám phá • Phần cứng • Đột nhiên • Chính xác • Sự giảm đi • Nghiên cứu • Thí nghiệm • Kỹ thuật số • Mức tối thiểu • Phòng thí nghiệm
discoveries and inventions 2025-01-12
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- means accessed by a computer or other electronic device
- stopping something
- not natural
- without ends or restrictions
- important
- shapes that repeats in a regular way
- stop working
- to give an examples
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- having depth length and width
- useful
- a thing you can see or touch that isn't alive
- used by just one person
- a change of position or place
- damaging
- energy
- copying nature
16 Clues: useful • energy • damaging • important • not natural • stop working • copying nature • stopping something • to give an examples • used by just one person • without ends or restrictions • having depth length and width • a change of position or place • shapes that repeats in a regular way • a thing you can see or touch that isn't alive • means accessed by a computer or other electronic device
Renaissance: Key Terms 2022-10-18
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- King ____ VIII started the Church of England because the Catholic Church would not let him divorce his wife
- Copernicus said this was the center of the universe
- What most people considered to be the center of the universe
- The men of the Renaissance wore these on their legs
- This sculptor, architect, and painter is famous for his frescos on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel
- Leonardo da Vinci is famous for his painting of Jesus in The Last _____
- Artists and architects studied the Romans and the ____ to gain inspiration
- The science of studying celestial bodies like the planets and stars
- Jan van Eyck was known as the "Father of Oil _____"
- This invention helped astronomers learn about the planets and stars
- His 95 Theses started the Reformation
- Despite their sophistication, most people still ate with these
- The Renaissance began near the end of this period
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- Brunelleschi was famous for architecting the dome of the Cathedral of _______
- The scientific ____ was a way of using controlled experiments to prove or disprove a theory
- Philosophy that said life could be enjoyable and comfortable
- Sumptuary ____ made it clear what class of people could wear what types of clothes
- Country where the Renaissance began
- Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, and Raphael were part of a period of art called the ____ Renaissance
- When objects block the light they create these. They were used by painters to add drama to their art.
- He painted the Mona Lisa
- This invention by Johannes Gutenberg changed the world
- This astronomer made many great discoveries including the moons of Jupiter
- This aspect of Renaissance art was different from the symbolism of art from the Middle Ages
- Perspective gives a painting the feeling of _____ dimensions
25 Clues: He painted the Mona Lisa • Country where the Renaissance began • His 95 Theses started the Reformation • The Renaissance began near the end of this period • Copernicus said this was the center of the universe • The men of the Renaissance wore these on their legs • Jan van Eyck was known as the "Father of Oil _____" • ...
G7 U9 Vocab 2025-04-21
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- Our teacher showed us how to use the _______ for online meetings.
- My brother is studying to become an _______ in the future.
- The _______ is very useful for finding information quickly.
- A computer's _______ includes the monitor, keyboard, and mouse.
- The _______ of the telephone changed how people communicated.
- The scientists work together in the _______ to make new discoveries.
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- We need special _______ to film the movie.
- The company _______ a new type of battery last year.
- She will _______ a robot for the science fair.
- Follow the _______ carefully to make the sculpture.
- The _______ stores all the important files for our school network.
- We need to _______ this program before we can use it.
- We must install the latest _______ to use this program.
13 Clues: We need special _______ to film the movie. • She will _______ a robot for the science fair. • Follow the _______ carefully to make the sculpture. • The company _______ a new type of battery last year. • We need to _______ this program before we can use it. • We must install the latest _______ to use this program. • ...
scientific revolution 2025-03-20
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- the sun is center of universe, Copernicus
- new invention of period that allows seeing the formerly unseen
- earlier movement contributed to increased knowledge due to a greater understanding of Greek and Latin
- allows for rapid spread of new discoveries across Europe
- created the laws of motion
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- lets you see microscopic creatures such as bacteria
- this scientist improved the telescope and helped prove Copernicus' theory
- theorizes sun is in center of the universe and doesn't go around Earth
- this elementary process of "doing" science begins during period thanks in part to new inventions
- developed, expanded upon by Bacon; basis for "doing" science today
10 Clues: created the laws of motion • the sun is center of universe, Copernicus • lets you see microscopic creatures such as bacteria • allows for rapid spread of new discoveries across Europe • new invention of period that allows seeing the formerly unseen • developed, expanded upon by Bacon; basis for "doing" science today • ...
scientific revolution 2025-03-19
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- the way to see small things
- this elementary process of "doing" science begins during period thanks in part to new inventions
- the person to make improvements on the telescope and proved Copernicus' theorys
- new invention of period that allows seeing the formerly unseen
- developed, expanded upon by Bacon; basis for "doing" science today
- the person that made the three laws of motion
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- allows for rapid spread of new discoveries across Europe
- the sun is center of universe, Copernicus
- earlier movement contributed to increased knowledge due to a greater understanding of Greek and Latin
- theorizes sun is in center of the universe and doesn't go around Earth
10 Clues: the way to see small things • the sun is center of universe, Copernicus • the person that made the three laws of motion • allows for rapid spread of new discoveries across Europe • new invention of period that allows seeing the formerly unseen • developed, expanded upon by Bacon; basis for "doing" science today • ...
scientific revolution 2025-03-20
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- the sun is center of universe, Copernicus
- new invention of period that allows seeing the formerly unseen
- earlier movement contributed to increased knowledge due to a greater understanding of Greek and Latin
- allows for rapid spread of new discoveries across Europe
- created the laws of motion
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- lets you see microscopic creatures such as bacteria
- this scientist improved the telescope and helped prove Copernicus' theory
- theorizes sun is in center of the universe and doesn't go around Earth
- this elementary process of "doing" science begins during period thanks in part to new inventions
- developed, expanded upon by Bacon; basis for "doing" science today
10 Clues: created the laws of motion • the sun is center of universe, Copernicus • lets you see microscopic creatures such as bacteria • allows for rapid spread of new discoveries across Europe • new invention of period that allows seeing the formerly unseen • developed, expanded upon by Bacon; basis for "doing" science today • ...
Inventions 2021-08-02
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- An invention that is like moving stairs
- In South Africa, these are called 'robots'
- An invention you use to see where north is
- An invention to keep your food very very cold
- One of the oldest inventions. It is a circle
- The Wright Brothers made this to fly in the sky
- Tim Berners Lee made this
- Alexander Graham Bell invented this communication device
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- An invention you watch programmes on
- An invention you use to make your clothes look nice and flat
- An invention you use to wash your glasses and plates
- An invention you use to heat your food quickly
- An invention you use to keep your food cold
- This was invented by Steve Jobs
- An invention you use to make water hot
- Who invented the light bulb
- An invention you use to heat your food slowly.
17 Clues: Tim Berners Lee made this • Who invented the light bulb • This was invented by Steve Jobs • An invention you watch programmes on • An invention you use to make water hot • An invention that is like moving stairs • In South Africa, these are called 'robots' • An invention you use to see where north is • An invention you use to keep your food cold • ...
"Who Was Albert Einstein?" Literature Quiz 1 2019-06-21
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- Mike was new to the ______________ and didn't know anyone at all.
- He was always ______________ in class.
- Jonathan was always able to make a very simple ______________ seem very complex.
- The ______________ pull of the Earth keeps the moon from leaving its orbit.
- The ______________ was very critical of his work.
- The city officials created a ______________ of the park to show potential investors.
- Jack was in a hurry so didn't notice that he was wearing ______________ socks.
- Robert made a ______________ discovery about his next door neighbor.
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- Suzie was excited to see her first solar ______________.
- Mark's ______________ discoveries in medicine will allow people to live fuller but shorter lives.
- Henry was ______________ that he had the best Halloween costume at the party.
- He submitted a ______________ for a new invention.
- The atom bomb is a very ______________ contraption.
- Einstein's theory of ______________ is very famous.
- ______________ energy is both a blessing and a curse to mankind.
15 Clues: He was always ______________ in class. • The ______________ was very critical of his work. • He submitted a ______________ for a new invention. • The atom bomb is a very ______________ contraption. • Einstein's theory of ______________ is very famous. • Suzie was excited to see her first solar ______________. • ...
The Reformation 2024-10-14
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- A famous Renaissance thinker who advocated for humanism
- The city where the Renaissance began
- Luther A Protestant reformer who started the Lutheran Church.
- Press Invention created by Johannes Gutenberg
- Galilei A famous Renaissance scientist who made discoveries about the solar system
- A technique used by Renaissance artists to create three-dimensional images
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- A religious group that broke away from the Catholic Church
- A famous Renaissance architect who designed the dome of St. Peter's Basilica
- The period in European history between the Middle Ages and the Modern Era.
- Calvin A Protestant reformer who started the Calvinist Church
- Painting A type of Renaissance painting that depicted everyday life
11 Clues: The city where the Renaissance began • Press Invention created by Johannes Gutenberg • A famous Renaissance thinker who advocated for humanism • A religious group that broke away from the Catholic Church • Luther A Protestant reformer who started the Lutheran Church. • Calvin A Protestant reformer who started the Calvinist Church • ...
China and Invention 2020-06-26
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- Joseph ________ was raised by a stern father who educated him well
- harnesses from the 3rd century BC went around the horses' breast instead of the _____
- Francis ____ said that gunpowder, printing, compass were the most important inventions
- the chinese earthquake detector had 8 _____ with balls in their mouths
- in the year 1440AD this printing press was created centuries after Chinese printing
- the famous Diamond _____ was printed paper from 868 AD in China
- Joseph was a professor at this University
- the government of China did not protect intellectual property with ______ laws
- the Luding Bridge is an early example of this type of construction technique
- Chinese philosophy/religion did not believe in a _____ being that created natural laws
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- this type of compass enabled a great deal of travel for many ships
- Confucian scholars believed that the job of a ________ was not honorable
- this invention detects earthquakes and tremors
- this part of the plow turns soil over to make it better for planting
- Spies from this country, and China, fooled Needham into issuing a bad report
- Joseph learned some science by helping his father do many ________ as a teenager
- the books Joseph wrote are called Science and ________
17 Clues: Joseph was a professor at this University • this invention detects earthquakes and tremors • the books Joseph wrote are called Science and ________ • the famous Diamond _____ was printed paper from 868 AD in China • this type of compass enabled a great deal of travel for many ships • Joseph ________ was raised by a stern father who educated him well • ...
scientific revolution 2023-03-29
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- developed laws of planetary motion
- developed, expanded upon by Bacon; basis for "doing" science today
- proves heliocentric theory is correct with telescope; unpopular with Catholic church
- theorizes sun is in center of the universe and doesn't go around Earth
- new invention of period that allows seeing the formerly unseen
- laws that keep universe in order; cannot be changed; establish order in our world
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- allows for rapid spread of new discoveries across Europe
- this elementary process of "doing" science begins during period thanks in part to new inventions
- circulatory system
- Englishman that could do it all; Calculus, gravity, etc.
10 Clues: circulatory system • developed laws of planetary motion • allows for rapid spread of new discoveries across Europe • Englishman that could do it all; Calculus, gravity, etc. • new invention of period that allows seeing the formerly unseen • developed, expanded upon by Bacon; basis for "doing" science today • ...
"Who Was Albert Einstein?" Literature Quiz 1 2019-06-21
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- The city officials created a ______________ of the park to show potential investors.
- Robert made a ______________ discovery about his next door neighbor.
- ______________ energy is both a blessing and a curse to mankind.
- The atom bomb is a very ______________ contraption.
- Suzie was excited to see her first solar ______________.
- The ______________ pull of the Earth keeps the moon from leaving its orbit.
- He was always ______________ in class.
- Henry was ______________ that he had the best Halloween costume at the party.
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- Einstein's theory of ______________ is very famous.
- He submitted a ______________ for a new invention.
- Jack was in a hurry so didn't notice that he was wearing ______________ socks.
- The ______________ was very critical of his work.
- Mark's ______________ discoveries in medicine will allow people to live fuller but shorter lives.
- Jonathan was always able to make a very simple ______________ seem very complex.
- Mike was new to the ______________ and didn't know anyone at all.
15 Clues: He was always ______________ in class. • The ______________ was very critical of his work. • He submitted a ______________ for a new invention. • Einstein's theory of ______________ is very famous. • The atom bomb is a very ______________ contraption. • Suzie was excited to see her first solar ______________. • ...
FAMOUS INVENTIONS 2024-05-22
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- - Karl Benz's invention that transformed transportation.
- - Johannes Gutenberg's invention that revolutionized the spread of information.
- - Percy Spencer's invention that revolutionized cooking.
- - James Watt's invention that powered the Industrial Revolution.
- - Philo Farnsworth's invention that brought moving images into homes.
- - Edward Jenner's invention that has saved millions of lives from infectious diseases.
- - Samuel Morse's invention that revolutionized long-distance communication.
- - Alexander Graham Bell's revolutionary communication device.
- - Wilhelm Röntgen's discovery that revolutionized medical imaging.
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- - Louis Daguerre's invention that captured images on light-sensitive surfaces.
- - Alexander Fleming's discovery that revolutionized medicine.
- - Tim Berners-Lee's invention that revolutionized global communication.
- - Hans Lippershey's invention that revolutionized astronomy.
- - The Wright brothers' invention that made powered flight possible.
- - Charles Babbage's groundbreaking device for automatic computation.
- - Theodore Maiman's invention that revolutionized various fields including medicine and telecommunications.
- - Thomas Edison's invention that brought electric light into homes.
17 Clues: - Karl Benz's invention that transformed transportation. • - Percy Spencer's invention that revolutionized cooking. • - Hans Lippershey's invention that revolutionized astronomy. • - Alexander Fleming's discovery that revolutionized medicine. • - Alexander Graham Bell's revolutionary communication device. • ...
Inventor's Delight Crossword Challenge 2023-10-09
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- - Guglielmo Marconi's invention for wireless communication
- - Appliance for food preservation
- - Pain-relieving medication developed by Bayer
- - James Watt's innovation that powered the Industrial Revolution
- - Karl Benz's invention that changed transportation
- - The Wright brothers' pioneering invention
- - George de Mestral's hook-and-loop fastener
- - Alexander Graham Bell's communication device
- - Global network that transformed communication
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- - Johannes Gutenberg's invention for mass printing
- - Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen's revolutionary discovery
- - Invention that brought moving images to homes
- - Device that revolutionized information processing
- - Two-wheeled mode of transportation
- - Device for capturing images and memories
- - Medical device for regulating heartbeats
- - Thomas Edison's bright invention
- - Device for performing mathematical calculations
- - Kitchen appliance for quick heating
- - Alexander Fleming's groundbreaking antibiotic
20 Clues: - Appliance for food preservation • - Thomas Edison's bright invention • - Two-wheeled mode of transportation • - Kitchen appliance for quick heating • - Device for capturing images and memories • - Medical device for regulating heartbeats • - The Wright brothers' pioneering invention • - George de Mestral's hook-and-loop fastener • ...
INVENTIONS 2025-01-23
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- Brings moving pictures and stories into your living room.
- Volta’s invention that stores energy for later use.
- A pocket-sized device that does it all, from calls to apps.
- A tool that points the way, powered by Earth's magnetic field.
- A Chinese discovery that changed warfare with explosive force.
- This invention by Gutenberg revolutionized book production.
- Connects the world with endless digital possibilities.
- The Wright brothers took us to the skies with this invention.
- A device that tells time, tick by tick.
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- Builds objects layer by layer, transforming manufacturing.
- Keeps food fresh by staying cold inside.
- Edison’s bright idea that lit up the world.
- A four-wheeled invention that took us far and wide.
- Worn on the face to help you see clearer.
- A Chinese invention that made writing and record-keeping widespread.
- A medical breakthrough discovered by Fleming to fight infections.
- Marconi’s invention that transmitted sound through the air.
- Harnesses the power of atoms to generate electricity.
- Captures moments and freezes them in time.
- Bell’s invention that lets you talk to people far away.
20 Clues: A device that tells time, tick by tick. • Keeps food fresh by staying cold inside. • Worn on the face to help you see clearer. • Captures moments and freezes them in time. • Edison’s bright idea that lit up the world. • A four-wheeled invention that took us far and wide. • Volta’s invention that stores energy for later use. • ...
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