discoveries and invention Crossword Puzzles
The scientific revolution 2023-01-17
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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
- allows for rapid spread of new discoveries across Europe
- laws that keep universe in order; cannot be changed; establish order in our world
- new invention of period that allows seeing the formerly unseen
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- earlier movement contributed to increased knowledge due to a greater understanding of Greek and Latin
- the sun is the center of universe, Copernicus
- theorizes sun is in the center of the universe and doesn't go around Earth
- Englishman that could do it all; Calculus, gravity, etc.
10 Clues: developed laws of planetary motion • the sun is the center of universe, Copernicus • Englishman that could do it all; Calculus, gravity, etc. • 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 2024-01-22
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- this invention helps tell the time anywhere
- this invention type can push things apart
- this invention made communication easier
- this invention made travel much faster
- makes going up and down easier
- takes you between floors
- uses a wheel and axle to keep you cool
- a lever found in the park
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- a screw used for hydration
- this invention shows north, east, south and west
- without this invention type, land transport would be nearly impossible
- a wedge used in the kitchen
- push down on this
- this invention type winds around
- without this invention you will be stuck outside
15 Clues: push down on this • takes you between floors • a lever found in the park • a screw used for hydration • a wedge used in the kitchen • makes going up and down easier • this invention type winds around • this invention made travel much faster • uses a wheel and axle to keep you cool • this invention made communication easier • this invention type can push things apart • ...
early europe 2023-05-23
Across
- a cosmological model in which the Sun is assumed to lie at or near a central point (e.g., of the solar system or of the universe) while the Earth and other bodies revolve around it.
- bringing back inventions and ideas from his travels.
- The change of perspective help change art.
- ruled the city of Florence throughout the Renaissance.
- beginning in the 14th century while the it did not reach England until the sixteenth century
- Johann Gutenberg's invention of movable-type printing quickened the spread of knowledge, discoveries, and literacy in Renaissance Europe.
- used by rich to trade many things like spices.
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- detailed and accurate,anatomy, and nature.
- Time of classic period was 1400-1600
- support someone and there achievements.
- one of the greatest artists of the Renaissance
- the person or group of people paying for the image
12 Clues: Time of classic period was 1400-1600 • support someone and there achievements. • detailed and accurate,anatomy, and nature. • The change of perspective help change art. • one of the greatest artists of the Renaissance • used by rich to trade many things like spices. • the person or group of people paying for the image • ...
Inventions and discoveries 2023-06-12
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- A circular object that rotates around an axle, used for transportation.
- A device that receives and broadcasts sound using electromagnetic waves.
- A human-powered vehicle with two wheels, used for transportation.
- engine An invention that played a significant role in the industrial revolution.
- press An invention that revolutionized the mass production of books and newspapers.
- bulb An electric device that produces light when switched on.
- A powered flying vehicle that carries passengers through the air.
- A form of energy that powers many devices and lights up our homes.
- A device used to communicate with others over long distances by voice.
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- A device that keeps food and drinks cool and prevents spoilage.
- A technology that allows us to see through objects and inside the human body.
- A machine that processes information and allows us to perform various tasks.
- An instrument used to magnify and examine tiny objects or organisms.
- An instrument used to observe distant objects in space.
- The first antibiotic discovered by Alexander Fleming, used to treat infections.
- A device used to capture and preserve images and memories.
16 Clues: An instrument used to observe distant objects in space. • A device used to capture and preserve images and memories. • bulb An electric device that produces light when switched on. • A device that keeps food and drinks cool and prevents spoilage. • A human-powered vehicle with two wheels, used for transportation. • ...
early europe 2023-05-23
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- a cosmological model in which the Sun is assumed to lie at or near a central point (e.g., of the solar system or of the universe) while the Earth and other bodies revolve around it.
- bringing back inventions and ideas from his travels.
- The change of perspective help change art.
- ruled the city of Florence throughout the Renaissance.
- beginning in the 14th century while the it did not reach England until the sixteenth century
- Johann Gutenberg's invention of movable-type printing quickened the spread of knowledge, discoveries, and literacy in Renaissance Europe.
- used by rich to trade many things like spices.
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- detailed and accurate,anatomy, and nature.
- Time of classic period was 1400-1600
- support someone and there achievements.
- one of the greatest artists of the Renaissance
- the person or group of people paying for the image
12 Clues: Time of classic period was 1400-1600 • support someone and there achievements. • detailed and accurate,anatomy, and nature. • The change of perspective help change art. • one of the greatest artists of the Renaissance • used by rich to trade many things like spices. • the person or group of people paying for the image • ...
early europe 2023-05-23
Across
- a cosmological model in which the Sun is assumed to lie at or near a central point (e.g., of the solar system or of the universe) while the Earth and other bodies revolve around it.
- bringing back inventions and ideas from his travels.
- The change of perspective help change art.
- ruled the city of Florence throughout the Renaissance.
- beginning in the 14th century while the it did not reach England until the sixteenth century
- Johann Gutenberg's invention of movable-type printing quickened the spread of knowledge, discoveries, and literacy in Renaissance Europe.
- used by rich to trade many things like spices.
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- detailed and accurate,anatomy, and nature.
- Time of classic period was 1400-1600
- support someone and there achievements.
- one of the greatest artists of the Renaissance
- the person or group of people paying for the image
12 Clues: Time of classic period was 1400-1600 • support someone and there achievements. • detailed and accurate,anatomy, and nature. • The change of perspective help change art. • one of the greatest artists of the Renaissance • used by rich to trade many things like spices. • the person or group of people paying for the image • ...
early europe 2023-05-23
Across
- a cosmological model in which the Sun is assumed to lie at or near a central point (e.g., of the solar system or of the universe) while the Earth and other bodies revolve around it.
- bringing back inventions and ideas from his travels.
- The change of perspective help change art.
- ruled the city of Florence throughout the Renaissance.
- beginning in the 14th century while the it did not reach England until the sixteenth century
- Johann Gutenberg's invention of movable-type printing quickened the spread of knowledge, discoveries, and literacy in Renaissance Europe.
- used by rich to trade many things like spices.
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- detailed and accurate,anatomy, and nature.
- Time of classic period was 1400-1600
- support someone and there achievements.
- one of the greatest artists of the Renaissance
- the person or group of people paying for the image
12 Clues: Time of classic period was 1400-1600 • support someone and there achievements. • detailed and accurate,anatomy, and nature. • The change of perspective help change art. • one of the greatest artists of the Renaissance • used by rich to trade many things like spices. • the person or group of people paying for the image • ...
early europe 2023-05-23
Across
- a cosmological model in which the Sun is assumed to lie at or near a central point (e.g., of the solar system or of the universe) while the Earth and other bodies revolve around it.
- bringing back inventions and ideas from his travels.
- The change of perspective help change art.
- ruled the city of Florence throughout the Renaissance.
- beginning in the 14th century while the it did not reach England until the sixteenth century
- Johann Gutenberg's invention of movable-type printing quickened the spread of knowledge, discoveries, and literacy in Renaissance Europe.
- used by rich to trade many things like spices.
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- detailed and accurate,anatomy, and nature.
- Time of classic period was 1400-1600
- support someone and there achievements.
- one of the greatest artists of the Renaissance
- the person or group of people paying for the image
12 Clues: Time of classic period was 1400-1600 • support someone and there achievements. • detailed and accurate,anatomy, and nature. • The change of perspective help change art. • one of the greatest artists of the Renaissance • used by rich to trade many things like spices. • the person or group of people paying for the image • ...
early europe 2023-05-23
Across
- a cosmological model in which the Sun is assumed to lie at or near a central point (e.g., of the solar system or of the universe) while the Earth and other bodies revolve around it.
- bringing back inventions and ideas from his travels.
- The change of perspective help change art.
- ruled the city of Florence throughout the Renaissance.
- beginning in the 14th century while the it did not reach England until the sixteenth century
- Johann Gutenberg's invention of movable-type printing quickened the spread of knowledge, discoveries, and literacy in Renaissance Europe.
- used by rich to trade many things like spices.
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- detailed and accurate,anatomy, and nature.
- Time of classic period was 1400-1600
- support someone and there achievements.
- one of the greatest artists of the Renaissance
- the person or group of people paying for the image
12 Clues: Time of classic period was 1400-1600 • support someone and there achievements. • detailed and accurate,anatomy, and nature. • The change of perspective help change art. • one of the greatest artists of the Renaissance • used by rich to trade many things like spices. • the person or group of people paying for the image • ...
early europe 2023-05-23
Across
- a cosmological model in which the Sun is assumed to lie at or near a central point (e.g., of the solar system or of the universe) while the Earth and other bodies revolve around it.
- bringing back inventions and ideas from his travels.
- The change of perspective help change art.
- ruled the city of Florence throughout the Renaissance.
- beginning in the 14th century while the it did not reach England until the sixteenth century
- Johann Gutenberg's invention of movable-type printing quickened the spread of knowledge, discoveries, and literacy in Renaissance Europe.
- used by rich to trade many things like spices.
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- detailed and accurate,anatomy, and nature.
- Time of classic period was 1400-1600
- support someone and there achievements.
- one of the greatest artists of the Renaissance
- the person or group of people paying for the image
12 Clues: Time of classic period was 1400-1600 • support someone and there achievements. • detailed and accurate,anatomy, and nature. • The change of perspective help change art. • one of the greatest artists of the Renaissance • used by rich to trade many things like spices. • the person or group of people paying for the image • ...
Physicists who won Nobel Prize 2021-07-12
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- James Edwin Peebles for his theoretical discoveries in physical cosmology.
- Becquerel discovery of spontaneous radioactivity
- Antoon Lorentz investigation of the influence of magnetism on radiation
- Einstein for his services to Theoretical Physics, and especially for his d
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- Theo Strickland Nobel Prize for Physics for her invention of chirped pulse amplification (CPA), a method of making pulses of laser light of high power and short duration
- Conrad Röntgen Discovery of X-rays
- Zeeman investigation of the influence of magnetism on radiation
- of the law of the photoelectric effect.
- Mia Ghez discovery of a supermassive compact object,
9 Clues: Conrad Röntgen Discovery of X-rays • of the law of the photoelectric effect. • Becquerel discovery of spontaneous radioactivity • Mia Ghez discovery of a supermassive compact object, • Zeeman investigation of the influence of magnetism on radiation • Antoon Lorentz investigation of the influence of magnetism on radiation • ...
Scientific Revolution 2024-02-29
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- circulatory system
- emerging view of divine of age that saw god as great “clock maker”; doesn’t intervene with man’s affairs
- proves heliocentric theory is correct with telescope; unpopular with Catholic Church
- laws that keep universe in order; cannot be changed; established order in our world
- developed, expanded upon by bacon; basis for “doing” science today
- new invention of period that allows seeing the formerly unseen
- theorizes sun is in center of the universe and doesn’t go around earth
- Englishman that could do it all; calculus, gravity, etc.
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- the sun is center of universe Copernicus
- earlier movement contributed to increased knowledge due to a greater understanding of Greek and Latin
- developed laws of planetary motion
- allows for rapid spread of new discoveries across Europe
- this elementary process of “doing” science being during period thanks in part to new inventions
13 Clues: circulatory system • developed laws of planetary motion • the sun is center of universe Copernicus • 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 • ...
DISCOVERY 2015-11-05
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- overall, this benefits from discoveries
- another basic language technique that makes a comparison
- unfortunately we sometimes do this to discoveries
- a positive result of discoveries
- Newton didn't let this bring him down
- wrote a famous text 'On the Origin of the Species'
- a long compound word that suggests something is against our instinct
- man it ha gift for spotting supernovae
- number of moons thought to exist in the solar system when Bryson was a boy
- the .......... effect that suggests that 'everything is just right'
- a basic language technique used by Bryson to create imagery
- one of the men who stumbled upon leftover Big Bang radiation
- English 'rock star' scientist with his own documentary series
- Bryson has a keen sense for this
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- flew a kite in an electrical storm
- unfortunately we sometimes do this to discoveries (clue..."No we don't")
- an easily understood version of something...Bryson uses this
- Einstein's nationality
- another word for 'interesting...Bryson focuses on .......... individuals
- this is a factor in the process of discovery
- a specific type of discovery that is most important in this module
- a famous comet is named after this man
- an unpleasant man who actually helped shape what we expect of a museum
- an interesting personal story...Bryson uses this technique
- another word for time, place, circumstances
- Einstein's big idea
- the other guy who stumbled across the leftover radiation
- a word that describes some discoveries, showing how surprising they can be
28 Clues: Einstein's big idea • Einstein's nationality • a positive result of discoveries • Bryson has a keen sense for this • flew a kite in an electrical storm • Newton didn't let this bring him down • a famous comet is named after this man • man it ha gift for spotting supernovae • overall, this benefits from discoveries • another word for time, place, circumstances • ...
Inventions and Discoveries 2023-06-09
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- Alexander Fleming discovered ______.
- Guglielmo Marconi is credited with inventing the ______.
- Thomas Edison is known for his work with ______.
- The Wright brothers invented the ______.
- Antonie van Leeuwenhoek is credited with inventing the ______.
- Lewis Waterman invented the fountain ______.
- Alexander Fleming discovered the first ______.
- Alexander Graham Bell invented the ______.
- Tim Berners-Lee is known for inventing the ______.
- Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen discovered ______.
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- Gutenberg invented the ______.
- Isaac Newton discovered the laws of ______.
- Thomas Edison invented the ______.
- James Watson and Francis Crick discovered the structure of ______.
- George de Mestral invented ______.
15 Clues: Gutenberg invented the ______. • Thomas Edison invented the ______. • George de Mestral invented ______. • Alexander Fleming discovered ______. • The Wright brothers invented the ______. • Alexander Graham Bell invented the ______. • Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen discovered ______. • Isaac Newton discovered the laws of ______. • Lewis Waterman invented the fountain ______. • ...
Scientific Revolution 2024-02-29
Across
- developed, expanded upon by bacon; basis for “doing” science today
- laws that keep universe in order; cannot be changed; established order in our world
- proves heliocentric theory is correct with telescope; unpopular with Catholic Church
- allows for rapid spread of new discoveries across Europe
- new invention of period that allows seeing the formerly unseen
- Englishman that could do it all; calculus, gravity, etc.
- theorizes sun is in center of the universe and doesn’t go around earth
- earlier movement contributed to increased knowledge due to a greater understanding of Greek and Latin
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- circulatory system
- emerging view of divine of age that saw god as great “clock maker”; doesn’t intervene with man’s affairs
- this elementary process of “doing” science being during period thanks in part to new inventions
- the sun is center of universe Copernicus
- developed laws of planetary motion
13 Clues: circulatory system • developed laws of planetary motion • the sun is center of universe Copernicus • 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 • ...
Religion, Philosophy, and Innovations 2021-03-08
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- This Sumerian invention is said to be the most important in the world
- A game invented in India that uses a board and playing pieces
- Famous Chinese philosopher
- A Buddhist leader
- Most civilizations had a form of this invention to help with farming
- Another word for innovation
- An Islamic place of worship
- The study of knowledge and nature
- Teaches the concept of the yin and yang
- The Egyptians developed this technique of studying the organs of the body
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- An invention also known as the "wooden ox"
- A medical discovery that uses needles to treat pain and illnesses
- A device developed in ancient China to detect earthquakes
- A system of beliefs and practices
- The belief in one God
- The belief in more than one god
- An ancient Chinese invention used to tell time
- A ruling family
- Ancient Egyptian form of paper
- A Jewish place of worship
20 Clues: A ruling family • A Buddhist leader • The belief in one God • A Jewish place of worship • Famous Chinese philosopher • Another word for innovation • An Islamic place of worship • Ancient Egyptian form of paper • The belief in more than one god • A system of beliefs and practices • The study of knowledge and nature • Teaches the concept of the yin and yang • ...
Discoveries 2024-10-18
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- - that comes from Egypt
- - shapes made on the ground of Nazca
- - the person who studies ancient human history
- - a stone with old written passages
- - a piece of art made with differently shaped slabs
- - that comes from Rome
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- - the person who studies the sciences
- - something that is under the water
- - when the day and night last the same
- - when the day or the night is the longest
- - something found for the first time
- - a shape carved on the ground
12 Clues: - that comes from Rome • - that comes from Egypt • - a shape carved on the ground • - something that is under the water • - a stone with old written passages • - something found for the first time • - shapes made on the ground of Nazca • - the person who studies the sciences • - when the day and night last the same • - when the day or the night is the longest • ...
Galileo Crossword Puzzle 2023-01-10
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- One of his discoveries being the planet _______.
- He also discovered the ________ around Saturn with the telescope
- The ________ was an invention Galileo improved upon.
- Galileo was a great_______ in which he believed that man could hope to understand how the world works, and, moreover, that we could do this by observing the real world. His renowned conflict with the Catholic Church was central to his philosophy
- Galileo made the discovery that the milky way was made up of_______ he just had not realized that it could also include gas and dust.
- Galileo studied _________ at the University of Pisa but then soon accomplished many things in the major of science
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- Galileo believed in a ________ solar system which is the idea that one in which the planets revolve around a fixed sun.
- Galileo directed his telescope towards the ______ and discovered that it had mountains and other physical features that hadn’t been discovered before
- Galileo was soon known the “father of modern _______" due to his accomplishments and contributions to science. He earned this name due to the method of experimentation, which lead to his many discoveries as well.
- Galileo was born in the city of ______, Italy . in the year of 1564
10 Clues: One of his discoveries being the planet _______. • The ________ was an invention Galileo improved upon. • He also discovered the ________ around Saturn with the telescope • Galileo was born in the city of ______, Italy . in the year of 1564 • Galileo studied _________ at the University of Pisa but then soon accomplished many things in the major of science • ...
vocabulary exam 2019-10-22
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- not complete
- to move into or through something
- not violent, severe, or extreme
- to make someone able to do something, or to make something possible
- the official legal right to make or sell an invention for a particular number of years
- to continue to live or exist, especially after coming close to dying or being destroyed or after being in a difficult or threatening situation
- (the study and knowledge of) the practical, especially industrial, use of scientific discoveries
- the physical or mental power or skill needed to do something
- a fact or situation that influences the result of something
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- unsuccessful; of no value
- the representation of what is perceived
- an object or machine that has been invented for a particular purpose
- not working or being used
- to try to do something
- a device or hole for catching animals or people and preventing their escape
- to move something into a low position
- having little value or importance
- the condition of being extremely poor
- the possibility of something bad happening
- to help someone or something out of a dangerous, harmful, or unpleasant situation
- to design and/or create something that has never been made before
21 Clues: not complete • to try to do something • unsuccessful; of no value • not working or being used • not violent, severe, or extreme • to move into or through something • having little value or importance • to move something into a low position • the condition of being extremely poor • the representation of what is perceived • the possibility of something bad happening • ...
vocabulary exam 2019-10-22
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- not complete
- to move into or through something
- not violent, severe, or extreme
- to make someone able to do something, or to make something possible
- the official legal right to make or sell an invention for a particular number of years
- to continue to live or exist, especially after coming close to dying or being destroyed or after being in a difficult or threatening situation
- (the study and knowledge of) the practical, especially industrial, use of scientific discoveries
- the physical or mental power or skill needed to do something
- a fact or situation that influences the result of something
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- unsuccessful; of no value
- the representation of what is perceived
- an object or machine that has been invented for a particular purpose
- not working or being used
- to try to do something
- a device or hole for catching animals or people and preventing their escape
- to move something into a low position
- having little value or importance
- the condition of being extremely poor
- the possibility of something bad happening
- to help someone or something out of a dangerous, harmful, or unpleasant situation
- to design and/or create something that has never been made before
21 Clues: not complete • to try to do something • unsuccessful; of no value • not working or being used • not violent, severe, or extreme • to move into or through something • having little value or importance • to move something into a low position • the condition of being extremely poor • the representation of what is perceived • the possibility of something bad happening • ...
Discoveries 2024-10-18
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- - that comes from Egypt
- - shapes made on the ground of Nazca
- - the person who studies ancient human history
- - a stone with old written passages
- - a piece of art made with differently shaped slabs
- - that comes from Rome
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- - the person who studies the sciences
- - something that is under the water
- - when the day and night last the same
- - when the day or the night is the longest
- - something found for the first time
- - a shape carved on the ground
12 Clues: - that comes from Rome • - that comes from Egypt • - a shape carved on the ground • - something that is under the water • - a stone with old written passages • - something found for the first time • - shapes made on the ground of Nazca • - the person who studies the sciences • - when the day and night last the same • - when the day or the night is the longest • ...
archeology and bible 2025-01-31
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- the first extra biblical
- archeology findings
- known for its fertal soil
- written on for the dead sea scrolls
- translated ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics
- most famous discoveries from the ain ghazal excavation
- creating inconsistencies for biblical texts
- first defense wall
- gods word written by man
- the story of mobabs independence
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- the year the rosetta stone was discovered
- study of the past through artifacts
- leading to contrasting views for biblical texts
- early agriculture socites
- meaning and relevance of biblical texts
- writing that symbolizes words or sounds
- ongoing discoveries and debates
- the oldest city in the world and considered the first wall city in the world
- layers of earth from back to BCE
- writing that uses simple pictures to represent ideas
20 Clues: first defense wall • archeology findings • the first extra biblical • gods word written by man • known for its fertal soil • early agriculture socites • ongoing discoveries and debates • layers of earth from back to BCE • the story of mobabs independence • study of the past through artifacts • written on for the dead sea scrolls • meaning and relevance of biblical texts • ...
Think, Solve, Protect 2025-06-13
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- The ability of machines to mimic human thought processes and decision-making.
- Creations of the mind, from inventions to artistic works, safeguarded by legal frameworks.
- Unauthorized use of legally protected content—leading to possible penalties.
- The field focused on designing, developing, and programming machines for automation.
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- Exclusive rights granted for an invention—ensuring others can’t copy it without permission.
- The driving force behind groundbreaking ideas, technological advances, and new discoveries.
- A process that reduces human intervention by using technology to perform tasks.
- A company’s identity symbol, like a logo or unique phrase, safeguarded by law.
- What legal protection ensures authors and creators retain control over their original works?
9 Clues: Unauthorized use of legally protected content—leading to possible penalties. • The ability of machines to mimic human thought processes and decision-making. • A company’s identity symbol, like a logo or unique phrase, safeguarded by law. • A process that reduces human intervention by using technology to perform tasks. • ...
Renaissance 2023-05-25
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- The great revival of art that took place in Italy from about 1400 under the influence of the rediscovery of classical art and culture.
- The arts and culture of the ancient civilisations of Greece and Rome
- Invention of movable-type printing quickened the spread of knowledge, discoveries, and literacy in Renaissance Europe.
- An emphasis on living well in this world and understanding better the activities of this world—political, economic, social and intellectual.
- The person or group of people paying for the image
- Famous traveler that is not Christoper Columbus who sailed the ocean blue
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- The wealthiest bankers in the Renaissance
- A worldview centered on the nature and importance of humanity that emerged from the study of Classical antiquity.
- Painted the Sistine Chapel and is a ninja turtle
- hypothesizing the Earth's revolution around the Sun, between 1515-1530
- A famous place for trading
- A certain way of looking at something
12 Clues: A famous place for trading • A certain way of looking at something • The wealthiest bankers in the Renaissance • Painted the Sistine Chapel and is a ninja turtle • The person or group of people paying for the image • The arts and culture of the ancient civilisations of Greece and Rome • hypothesizing the Earth's revolution around the Sun, between 1515-1530 • ...
Inventions and Discoveries 2024-01-26
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- - Picture
- - Talk
- - Write
- - Light
- - Medicine
- - Watch
- - Stars
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- - Ride
- - Stick
- - Roll
- - Power
- - Fly
- - Waves
- - Tiny
- - Type
15 Clues: - Fly • - Ride • - Roll • - Talk • - Tiny • - Type • - Stick • - Power • - Write • - Light • - Waves • - Watch • - Stars • - Picture • - Medicine
The scientific revolution 2023-01-17
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- Newton Englishman that could do it all; Calculus, gravity, etc.
- proves heliocentric theory is correct with telescope; unpopular with Catholic church
- earlier movement contributed to increased knowledge due to a greater understanding of Greek and Latin
- laws laws that keep universe in order; cannot be changed; establish order in our world
- theory the sun is the center of universe, Copernicus
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- method developed, expanded upon by Bacon; basis for "doing" science today
- press allows for rapid spread of new discoveries across Europe
- new invention of period that allows seeing the formerly unseen
- Copernicus theorizes sun is in the center of the universe and doesn't go around Earth
- developed laws of planetary motion
10 Clues: developed laws of planetary motion • theory the sun is the center of universe, Copernicus • new invention of period that allows seeing the formerly unseen • press allows for rapid spread of new discoveries across Europe • Newton Englishman that could do it all; Calculus, gravity, etc. • ...
Inventions 2019-03-18
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- This invention allows us to send and receive information
- An Italian inventor
- This invention was called Little Boy and it caused a lot of destruction
- This simple invention was built around 3500BC
- This invention allows ase to navigate
- What did the Wright brothers discover?
- The world's most popular smartphone brand
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- the history of this "modern" goes back to the 9th century China
- Guglielmo Marconi's most famous invention
- a building with sails or vanes that turn in the wind and generate power
- the brainchild of the young Dutch inventor Boyan Slat
- This invention by Alfred Büchi made cars faster
- Who discovered penicillin?
- This invention looked like a tube and had lenses on both sides
- Louis Pasteur's discovery
15 Clues: An Italian inventor • Louis Pasteur's discovery • Who discovered penicillin? • This invention allows ase to navigate • What did the Wright brothers discover? • Guglielmo Marconi's most famous invention • The world's most popular smartphone brand • This simple invention was built around 3500BC • This invention by Alfred Büchi made cars faster • ...
invetions 2019-11-25
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- Baron Karl von Drais' invention
- Joseph Swan's and Thomas Edison's invetion
- Guglielmo Marconi's invention
- László Bíró's invention
- Nicholas-Jacques Conte's invention in 1795
- Thomas Savery's invention
- Karl Benz' invention
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- Alessandro Volta's invention
- Used to navigate in a computer
- Tim Berners-Lee's invention
- William Austin Burt's invention
- Invented in china in the 9th century
- Hans Lippershey's invention
13 Clues: Karl Benz' invention • László Bíró's invention • Thomas Savery's invention • Tim Berners-Lee's invention • Hans Lippershey's invention • Alessandro Volta's invention • Guglielmo Marconi's invention • Used to navigate in a computer • Baron Karl von Drais' invention • William Austin Burt's invention • Invented in china in the 9th century • Joseph Swan's and Thomas Edison's invetion • ...
Greek Discoveries 2014-06-24
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- Leanne's favourite children's book illustrator.
- Favourite sport of Ellen, Jordan, Mike and John.
- David's favourite person.
- Grampa's daily specialty
- Only attendee that admits to wearing a diaper.
- Tina's usual summer home
- The head cheerleader of the Backyard Kids
- Leonard likes to walk through, sleep in and sell ____ all over the world.
- What does "Bohnen" mean?
- What was the name of the group of cousins in the 1st video?
- What run did Ari complete (again) last November?
- America's next top mom
- What city were Mona and Ellie born in?
- What type of patients will Rachel?
- Orli's dream job
- Recently shook Bibi's hand after receiving big award
- The defining feature of the Mykonian landscapes.
- Gowling's Guy
- Maggie's birthplace.
- Bride-to-be and the first baby Leanne ever held
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- Where Rochelle, Kerry and Leanne were born.
- What is Eli's favourite type of music? (Kerry and Tina's former dog)
- Yael's nickname
- What run did Anne complete last October?
- The lawyer who has been "being fired" for over 20 years.
- Ellie's hometown for many years.
- Leanne's favourite temperature.
- A camera would most likely be in her hand.
- Rob's former band.
- Musicians need Naomi to write the _____ so we can sing along.
- Chaik's celebrity twin.
- Soccer star, trivia champ and a groom to be.
- Two attendees have three brothers (in alphabetic order)?
- All Garbes _____ (sport).
- What is the birthday girls's middle name?
- The name of the Newman's granddaughter?
- Marcy's home away from home for 16 years.
- Owner of the most Columbia t-shirts.
- No meat for her.
39 Clues: Gowling's Guy • Yael's nickname • Orli's dream job • No meat for her. • Rob's former band. • Maggie's birthplace. • America's next top mom • Chaik's celebrity twin. • Grampa's daily specialty • Tina's usual summer home • What does "Bohnen" mean? • David's favourite person. • All Garbes _____ (sport). • Leanne's favourite temperature. • Ellie's hometown for many years. • ...
Darwin's Discoveries 2025-01-30
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- The name of the ship that Darwin sailed on
- The town of England where Darwin landed upon his return
- Only the best suited individuals will survive and live long enough to ____________.
- The original purpose of the ship's crew was to make a _________ of the coastline of South America
- A chain of islands off the coast of Ecuador that are home to uniquely diverse species
- Individuals within a species have differences
- In Chile, Darwin realized that the earth's surface can move because he felt an ______________.
- Darwin set sail from this city in England in 1831
- Darwin found that the beaks on these birds varied depending upon the food available on their island
- The captain of the ship that Darwin sailed on
- Darwin noticed that the short-necked tortoises were found on islands that had plants growing close to the _____________.
- Darwin noticed that long-necked tortoises were found on islands that were dry and had lots of
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- Darwin was astonished by this egg laying mammal that he found only in Australia
- The first country in South America that Darwin visited
- The gradual process of change over time, sometimes leading to creation of a new species
- Darwin wondered why this large, flightless bird was found only in Australia
- Remains of extinct species that Darwin realized were ancestors of today's animals
- A species makes more offspring than will survive
- Individuals in a species fight for resources such as food, shelter and mates
- Darwin found a unique species of these lizards that could swim
20 Clues: The name of the ship that Darwin sailed on • Individuals within a species have differences • The captain of the ship that Darwin sailed on • A species makes more offspring than will survive • Darwin set sail from this city in England in 1831 • The first country in South America that Darwin visited • The town of England where Darwin landed upon his return • ...
1920's Review Crossword Puzzle (Colton L. Bird) 2024-02-06
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- This Building Opened And African Americans Preformed For White People Here
- This Invention Helped Illluminate Rooms With The Pull Of A Switch
- African Americans Lived Here During The Harlem Renaissance
- This Person Wrote The Grapes Of Wrath
- These People Made Alcohol
- This Is The Name Of The Movement Of African Americans Going North
- This Invention Helped Women Wash Clothes Faster And Without As Much Labor
- This Invention Helped With Hearing The News, Weather, And Sports
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- This Invention Made It Easy To Cook Warm Meals Just By Turning On A Switch
- These People Expressed Themselves During The Great Migration Through Music And Writing
- These People Sold Alcohol That Bootleggers Made
- This Artist Wrote The Great Gatsby
- This Musician Played The Trumpet And Had A Raspey Voice
- This Invention Made Traveling Much Faster
- This Person Drew Paintings Of The Great Migration
- This Famousos African American Played The Piano
- This Amendment Abolished Prohibition
- This Artist Painted Western Fronts And Big Cities
- This Location Was Expensive To Live In During The 1920s (In New York)
- This Invention Made It Easy To Get Water Inside
20 Clues: These People Made Alcohol • This Artist Wrote The Great Gatsby • This Amendment Abolished Prohibition • This Person Wrote The Grapes Of Wrath • This Invention Made Traveling Much Faster • These People Sold Alcohol That Bootleggers Made • This Famousos African American Played The Piano • This Invention Made It Easy To Get Water Inside • ...
Ren., Reform., SR Crossword 2024-11-06
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- The act of living under laws and customs that were written and created by people without the use of religious texts for guidance
- Technique used to paint 3D objects on 2D surfaces, discovered during this period
- The rules of the church
- Wrote the first accurate and detailed book on human anatomy
- Religion that was a result of the Protestant Reformation
- Movement where people began to break away from the Catholic Church’s authority
- Intellectual movement focused on human achievements
- Johannes Gutenberg’s famous invention
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- Astronomer that created the heliocentric theory
- Style of painting humans, was used often in this time period
- To write in your own native language
- Artist that used oil based paints to layer colors
- Wealthy merchants who financially support the arts
- The main banking family of the time, opened up banks throughout Europe
- Theologian who created the 95 Theses
- A process scientists use when making discoveries, invented by Francis Bacon
- French physician that developed an ointment used for preventing infections and a technique for closing wounds
- Anton Von Leeuwenhoek perfected this tool used to observe cells and microorganisms
- A complete change or overthrow of a government, social system, etc.
- Explosion of creativity in art, writing, and thought; another word for rebirth
20 Clues: The rules of the church • To write in your own native language • Theologian who created the 95 Theses • Johannes Gutenberg’s famous invention • Astronomer that created the heliocentric theory • Artist that used oil based paints to layer colors • Wealthy merchants who financially support the arts • Intellectual movement focused on human achievements • ...
Renaissance Riddles 2023-10-06
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- sculpted "David"
- The prince- a handbook for rulers
- Human experience and emotion
- Painted Mona Lisa
- Written by Machiavelli to explain how to be a feared ruler
- Few scientific discoveries, 2d art, education to monks and nuns
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- Doesn't involve religion
- people who felt they were higher than others and felt their spot in heaven was already secured
- written by Erasmus to bash and expose merchants, philosophers, theologians, and "monks"
- Allows for more books, higher education, and better literacy
- Science discoveries, 3d, Humanism
- Human achievement
- Praise of folly
- Self portrait 1500 and Apocalypse woodcut series
14 Clues: Praise of folly • sculpted "David" • Painted Mona Lisa • Human achievement • Doesn't involve religion • Human experience and emotion • The prince- a handbook for rulers • Science discoveries, 3d, Humanism • Self portrait 1500 and Apocalypse woodcut series • Written by Machiavelli to explain how to be a feared ruler • Allows for more books, higher education, and better literacy • ...
The Industrial Revolution 2022-03-09
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- This invention quickly seperates cotton fiber from the seeds.
- This invention was a messaging system that allowed people to communicate via morse code.
- This invention provided light in a cost effective way.
- This invention was a mechanical loom, which made weaving a lot faster.
- Invented the Faraday disk, also known as the first electricity generator.
- Engineer who invented the first railroad locomotive.
- This invention was a language of sorts that people used to communicate with through a telegraph
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- This invention allowed people to create many copies of a text quickly and efficiently.
- This invention revolutionized weaving and allowed the user to weave thicker threads.
- This invention was an engine that uses steam to produce mechanical work.
- Engineer who invented the first steamboat.
- This invention greatly improved the effeciency of smelting iron.
- Invented by Alessandro Volta, it stored and produced electricity.
- This invention was a spindle that could spin around 8 threads at once, making the process for spinning thread a lot quicker.
- This invention made plowing a lot easier, as the plow was a different shape.
15 Clues: Engineer who invented the first steamboat. • Engineer who invented the first railroad locomotive. • This invention provided light in a cost effective way. • This invention quickly seperates cotton fiber from the seeds. • This invention greatly improved the effeciency of smelting iron. • Invented by Alessandro Volta, it stored and produced electricity. • ...
Sarondipitous Discoveries 2016-03-20
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- Favorite San Juan island of Shamu
- Moses Supposes his toes are this
- Anchorman gave this city a hole new meaning
- Self-declared Center of the Universe
- Signed Sealed Delivered loaf
- small employer in Redmond
- MR2 Manufacturer
- Top Gear racecar favorite
- Laws of motion physicist
- Chickens run this Hawaiian island
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- Corn-based beverage
- Telling the truth is futile in this board game
- Garden nemesis
- movie extravaganza in Seattle
- These intelligent marine invertebrates are always blending in
- Good Morning to this female Singing in the Rain star
- Rebecca Black one hit wonder
- It's like rain on your wedding day
- Armisen and Brownstein comedy
- West Seattle Beach
- Dog from Up
- shuffle-ball-transform
- branch of peace
- Wannabe entrepreneurs go swimming
- Hawaiian snow cone
- Home of a bonnie lass
26 Clues: Dog from Up • Garden nemesis • branch of peace • MR2 Manufacturer • West Seattle Beach • Hawaiian snow cone • Corn-based beverage • Home of a bonnie lass • shuffle-ball-transform • Laws of motion physicist • small employer in Redmond • Top Gear racecar favorite • Rebecca Black one hit wonder • Signed Sealed Delivered loaf • movie extravaganza in Seattle • Armisen and Brownstein comedy • ...
SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERIES 2024-05-21
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- Engine - Device that converts the energy stored in steam into mechanical work.
- Tectonics - Theory explaining the movement of Earth's lithosphere.
- - Emission of radiation from atomic nuclei.
- - Physicist known for the theory of relativity and the equation E=mc².
- - Process of producing genetically identical copies of an organism.
- - Process by which species change over time through natural selection.
- - Method of stimulating the body's immune system to protect against infectious diseases.
- - Form of energy resulting from the movement of charged particles.
- - Scientist who formulated the laws of motion and universal gravitation.
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- of Relativity - Physical theory developed by Albert Einstein.
- - Antibiotic drug discovered by Alexander Fleming.
- - Medical imaging technique that uses magnetic fields and radio waves to produce detailed images of the body's internal structures.
- - Molecule that contains the genetic instructions for the development and function of living organisms.
- Boson - Elementary particle associated with the Higgs field and the origin of mass.
- - Force that attracts objects toward each other.
- Editing - Technique that allows scientists to modify the DNA of living organisms.
- - Hormone that regulates blood sugar levels, discovered by Frederick Banting and Charles Best.
- - European research organization that operates the world's largest particle physics laboratory.
- Big Bang - Cosmological model explaining the origin and evolution of the universe.
- Fission - Process in which the nucleus of an atom splits into smaller parts, releasing energy.
20 Clues: - Emission of radiation from atomic nuclei. • - Force that attracts objects toward each other. • - Antibiotic drug discovered by Alexander Fleming. • of Relativity - Physical theory developed by Albert Einstein. • Tectonics - Theory explaining the movement of Earth's lithosphere. • - Form of energy resulting from the movement of charged particles. • ...
Scientific discoveries 2023-07-27
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- What is the fundamental particle of an element that defines its chemical properties?
- What did Gregor Mendel study, laying the foundation for modern genetics?
- What is the name of the theory that explains the origin of the universe with a Big Bang?
- What did Dmitri Mendeleev create, organizing the elements based on their properties?
- What do we call the process by which plants convert sunlight into energy?
- What did Louis Pasteur discover, eliminating harmful microorganisms from beverages?
- What is the term for a substance that speeds up a chemical reaction without being consumed itself?
- What did Alexander Fleming discover, revolutionizing medicine?
- What is the unit of measurement for electrical resistance?
- What did Isaac Newton discover, explaining the laws of motion?
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- What is the process by which an unstable atomic nucleus loses energy by emitting radiation?
- What is the unit of measure for the brightness of stars?
- What is the theory that explains the continents' movement over the Earth's surface?
- What is the term for the phenomenon where light waves change direction when passing through different mediums?
- What is the term for the loss of electrons during a chemical reaction?
- What is the name of the protein that acts as a biological catalyst in living organisms?
- What is the unit of measure for electrical power?
- What is the process by which a solid turns directly into a gas without passing through the liquid state?
- what is the term for a sudden burst of energy from a star?
- What did Marie Curie discover, leading to the isolation of two new radioactive elements?
20 Clues: What is the unit of measure for electrical power? • What is the unit of measure for the brightness of stars? • what is the term for a sudden burst of energy from a star? • What is the unit of measurement for electrical resistance? • What did Alexander Fleming discover, revolutionizing medicine? • What did Isaac Newton discover, explaining the laws of motion? • ...
Historical Discoveries 2024-12-11
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- Uranium property.
- Boson particle.
- Genetic code.
- Tiny viewer.
- Charged particle.
- Noble gas.
- Star-gazing tool.
- Newton's force.
- Diabetes treatment.
- Essential gas.
- Industrial power.
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- Darwin's theory.
- Imaging rays.
- Eradicated virus.
- Smallest unit.
- Wireless transmission.
- Immunization method.
- Neutral particle.
- Power discovery.
- Star system.
- Physics theory.
- Fossil find.
- Antibiotic fungus.
- Light beam.
24 Clues: Noble gas. • Light beam. • Star system. • Tiny viewer. • Fossil find. • Imaging rays. • Genetic code. • Smallest unit. • Essential gas. • Boson particle. • Physics theory. • Newton's force. • Darwin's theory. • Power discovery. • Eradicated virus. • Uranium property. • Neutral particle. • Charged particle. • Star-gazing tool. • Industrial power. • Antibiotic fungus. • Diabetes treatment. • Immunization method. • ...
36 2024-08-23
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- Focused light
- Gutenberg's invention
- Newton's force
- Electronics component
- Milk preservation
- Marconi's invention
- Darwin's theory
- Antibiotic discovery
- Galileo's device
- Basic unit of matter
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- Einstein’s theory
- Imaging technique
- Diabetes treatment
- Volta’s invention
- Industrial revolution power
- Wright brothers' invention
- Magnifying device
- Physics discovery
- Bell's invention
- Genetic code
- Global network
- Disease prevention
- Edison’s invention
- Power discovery
- Turing's machine
25 Clues: Genetic code • Focused light • Newton's force • Global network • Darwin's theory • Power discovery • Bell's invention • Turing's machine • Galileo's device • Einstein’s theory • Imaging technique • Volta’s invention • Magnifying device • Physics discovery • Milk preservation • Diabetes treatment • Disease prevention • Edison’s invention • Marconi's invention • Antibiotic discovery • Basic unit of matter • ...
Scientific Revolution 2025-03-19
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- / Polish astronomer who developed a heliocentric model of the solar system.
- / French philosopher, mathematician, and scientist who emphasized reason and skepticism.
- /Advancements in lens-making techniques led to the creation of this.
- /English philosopher and statesman who advocated for the scientific method.
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- /this invention allowed rapid and widespread sharing of scientific discoveries and ideas.
- / German astronomer and mathematician who formulated the laws of planetary motion.
- / Italian astronomer, physicist, and engineer who made significant contributions to the Scientific Revolution.
- /Irish natural philosopher and chemist who made important contributions to chemistry and the scientific method.
- /an optical instrument used for viewing very small objects, such as mineral samples or animal or plant cells, typically magnified several hundred times.
- / English physicist, mathematician, and astronomer who developed the laws of motion and universal gravitation.
10 Clues: /Advancements in lens-making techniques led to the creation of this. • / Polish astronomer who developed a heliocentric model of the solar system. • /English philosopher and statesman who advocated for the scientific method. • / German astronomer and mathematician who formulated the laws of planetary motion. • ...
Scientific Revolution 2019-11-04
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- this practice in scientific methodology began to be used by Western "scientists"/ seeing is believing
- (full name)this man was THE MAN of the Scientific Revolution...gravity, calculus, universe bound by natural laws
- this astronomer mathematically "theorized" that the sun was the center of our universe...but could not prove it
- this newer...and more accurate theory...said the sun was the center of our "universe" and we revolved around it
- this Renaissance era invention allowed others to read and build upon new scientific data...leading to further discoveries
- the "new" belief that God was an impersonal creator...created with natural laws and then let it go...does not interact with man
- "Father of Rationalism"...believed all creation could be explained rationally...focused on REASON in application to scientific study
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- this man is credited with helping to develop a well thought out, scientific method in approach to research
- (first name) this astronomer PROVED the Heliocentric Theory with a telescope...got him in trouble with the Catholic Church
- (full name)worked on mapping out the human circulatory system
- (last name) this man worked out laws of planetary motion...planets move in an elliptical orbit around the sun
- this invention had massive impact on Astronomical research
- this old theory stated that the world was the center of the universe and everything revolved around it
13 Clues: this invention had massive impact on Astronomical research • (full name)worked on mapping out the human circulatory system • this practice in scientific methodology began to be used by Western "scientists"/ seeing is believing • this old theory stated that the world was the center of the universe and everything revolved around it • ...
Sarondipitous Discoveries 2016-03-20
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- Shuffle and flap
- Chickens run this Hawaiian island
- Moses Supposes his toeses are this
- Anchorman gave this city a hole new meaning
- Top Gear racecar favorite
- MR2 Manufacturer
- Rebecca Black one hit wonder
- Self-declared Center of the Universe
- Hawaiian snow cone
- Telling the truth is futile in this board game
- Corn-based beverage
- Dog from Up
- Armisen and Brownstein comedy
- Movie extravaganza in Seattle
- Good Morning to this female Singing in the Rain star
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- West Seattle Beach
- It's like rain on your wedding day
- Laws of motion physicist
- Wannabe entrepreneurs go swimming
- Signed Sealed Delivered loaf
- Branch of peace
- These intelligent marine invertebrates are always blending in
- Home of a bonnie lass
- Favorite San Juan island of Shamu
- Garden nemesis
25 Clues: Dog from Up • Garden nemesis • Branch of peace • Shuffle and flap • MR2 Manufacturer • West Seattle Beach • Hawaiian snow cone • Corn-based beverage • Home of a bonnie lass • Laws of motion physicist • Top Gear racecar favorite • Signed Sealed Delivered loaf • Rebecca Black one hit wonder • Armisen and Brownstein comedy • Movie extravaganza in Seattle • Chickens run this Hawaiian island • ...
Scientific Discoveries 2023-05-30
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- First antibiotic discovered by Alexander Fleming
- Instrument to view small objects or organisms
- Emission of radiation from atomic nuclei
- Rigid layer of Earth's lithosphere
- Preparation to stimulate immunity against diseases
- Process of gradual change in species over time
- Naturalist who proposed the theory of evolution
- Basic unit of life
- Substances that inhibit the growth of bacteria
- Molecule carrying genetic information
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- Study of heredity and variation in organisms
- Relating to the force of attraction between objects
- Act of finding or uncovering something
- Theory of space, time, and gravity
- Relating to the smallest unit of matter
- Process of administering a vaccine
- Flow of electric charge
- Relating to atomic nuclei or nuclear energy
- Force that attracts objects toward each other
- Physicist known for the theory of relativity
20 Clues: Basic unit of life • Flow of electric charge • Theory of space, time, and gravity • Process of administering a vaccine • Rigid layer of Earth's lithosphere • Molecule carrying genetic information • Act of finding or uncovering something • Relating to the smallest unit of matter • Emission of radiation from atomic nuclei • Relating to atomic nuclei or nuclear energy • ...
Obscure Discoveries 2025-02-10
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- A well-known 17th-century Dutch artist, famous for his self-portraits and "The Night Watch."
- A very rare and expensive type of coffee, made from beans eaten and excreted by animals.
- A volcanic island, famous for its large crater lake and unusual wildlife, in the Pacific Ocean.
- An island country in the Indian Ocean, known for its unique fauna.
- Sun The phenomenon where the sun never sets, found in regions near the Arctic Circle.
- A type of volcanic rock, often used in construction.
- An early 20th-century philosopher known for his work on existentialism and absurdism.
- A mythical bird that regenerates from its ashes.
- A rare animal known for its slow movement and unique defense mechanism, found in South America.
- A unique, ancient board game originated in Egypt.
- Mimic A small, unusual plant that can mimic its surroundings, commonly found in the Amazon.
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- A prehistoric fish, once thought extinct, found off the coast of South Africa.
- Swallowtail A rare butterfly, known for its bright blue wings, found primarily in Southeast Asia.
- The longest-living animal species, living over 200 years, and commonly found in the ocean.
- The chemical element with the symbol "W".
- The original home of the famous Samurai culture.
- A highly toxic substance, once used in Roman times for its properties, derived from the Latin word for "green."
- A mysterious, ancient structure in southern England, known for its stone circles.
- A rare, colorful gemstone found in Myanmar.
- The extinct, giant mammal that lived in the Ice Age, known for its long tusks.
20 Clues: The chemical element with the symbol "W". • A rare, colorful gemstone found in Myanmar. • The original home of the famous Samurai culture. • A mythical bird that regenerates from its ashes. • A unique, ancient board game originated in Egypt. • A type of volcanic rock, often used in construction. • An island country in the Indian Ocean, known for its unique fauna. • ...
Scientific Discoveries 2025-03-10
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- Central part of an atom
- Mapping of all human genes
- Infectious agent that replicates inside living cells
- Region in space with extreme gravity
- Field explaining subatomic particles
- Machines designed to think and learn
- Study of Earth's physical structure
- Global shift in temperature and weather
- Used for communication and discovered by Hertz
- Electric lamp invented by Thomas Edison
- Theory developed by Albert Einstein
- Communication device invented by Alexander Graham Bell
- Hormone used to treat diabetes
- Movement of ocean water due to the Moon
- Positively charged atomic particle
- Negatively charged atomic particle
- Atmospheric layer that protects from UV radiation
- Gas discovered by Joseph Priestley
- Device for observing distant objects in space
- Creating identical genetic copies
- Sudden shaking of the Earth's surface
- Biological preparation to prevent diseases
- Concentrated beam of light energy
- Process by which plants make food
- Preserved remains of ancient organisms
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- Chart organizing chemical elements
- First antibiotic discovered by Alexander Fleming
- Device for magnifying tiny objects
- Theory explaining the origin of the universe
- Technology using sound waves underwater
- Phenomenon discovered by Marie Curie
- Immunization method pioneered by Edward Jenner
- Machine that powered the Industrial Revolution
- TECTONICS Theory explaining Earth's shifting crust
- Method for determining the age of fossils
- Essential nutrients discovered in food
- Smallest unit of matter
- Science of designing automated machines
- Theory of natural selection by Charles Darwin
- Neutral atomic particle
- Structure carrying genetic information
- Genetic material discovered by Watson and Crick
- Force linking electricity and magnetism
- RAY Medical imaging discovery by Wilhelm Roentgen
- Force discovered by Isaac Newton
- Microorganisms first observed by Antonie van Leeuwenhoek
- Organisms that produce natural light
- Idea that microorganisms cause disease
- Study of heredity and DNA
- Extinct relative of modern humans
50 Clues: Central part of an atom • Smallest unit of matter • Neutral atomic particle • Study of heredity and DNA • Mapping of all human genes • Hormone used to treat diabetes • Force discovered by Isaac Newton • Creating identical genetic copies • Extinct relative of modern humans • Concentrated beam of light energy • Process by which plants make food • Chart organizing chemical elements • ...
Archaeological discoveries 2025-09-09
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- Impressive beauty, richness, or greatness
- A soft, sticky earth used for making pottery and bricks
- A large amount of money or valuable things
- Something old discovered by scientists digging in the ground - ... find
- Things that belong to a person
- Left in the same place or state, not touched
- A place where people are buried after death - ... site
- A reddish clay used to make pottery, tiles, or sculptures
- A deep hole in the ground where people get water
- All the weapons and military equipment that a country owns
- To stand one behind another in a row - ... up
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- To carefully dig in the ground to find old objects
- To protect a place or person from danger
- The time when a king or queen rules
- Very impressive to look at
- A large grave, usually for an important person
- Very detailed and carefully planned
- A two-wheeled vehicle pulled by horses, used in ancient times
- To show something that was hidden
- Life that people believe happens after death
- Material that comes from trees, used for building and making furniture
- A beautiful stone, often white with colored lines, used in statues and buildings
22 Clues: Very impressive to look at • Things that belong to a person • To show something that was hidden • The time when a king or queen rules • Very detailed and carefully planned • To protect a place or person from danger • Impressive beauty, richness, or greatness • A large amount of money or valuable things • Left in the same place or state, not touched • ...
Nobel Prize winners 2022-10-11
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- for his discoveries concerning the genomes of extinct hominis and human evolution.
- for his discovery of human papilloma virus causing cervical cancer.
- along with Aaron Ciechanover and Avram Hershko for discovery of ubiquitin mediated protein degradation.
- along with J.Robin .Warren for their discovery of bacterium helicopter pyloriand it's role in gastritis.
- along with Ardem Patapoutian for their discoveries of temperature and touch receptors.
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- for his discoveries of mechanisms for autophagy.
- along with Jeffery.c.Hall and Michael Rosbash for their discoveries of molecular mechanisms of controlling circadian rhythm.
- along with sir.john.b.gurdon for the discovery that mature cells can be reprogrammed to be pluripotent.
- for development of invitrofertisation.
9 Clues: for development of invitrofertisation. • for his discoveries of mechanisms for autophagy. • for his discovery of human papilloma virus causing cervical cancer. • for his discoveries concerning the genomes of extinct hominis and human evolution. • along with Ardem Patapoutian for their discoveries of temperature and touch receptors. • ...
DISCOVERIES 2020-08-06
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- Baird Who invented T.V.?
- Who invented dynamite?
- Which scientist is best known for his well known laws for electromagnetic induction?
- Who developed alternating current?
- Who invented reflecting telescope?
- Who invented the airplane?
- who invented the first automobile?
- Who invented air conditioner?
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- who discovered electromagnetic induction in 1831?
- Who discovered that black holes loose their mass?
- Who invented the battery?
- Who invented penicillin?
12 Clues: Who invented dynamite? • Who invented penicillin? • Baird Who invented T.V.? • Who invented the battery? • Who invented the airplane? • Who invented air conditioner? • Who developed alternating current? • Who invented reflecting telescope? • who invented the first automobile? • who discovered electromagnetic induction in 1831? • ...
Discoveries & Inventions 2025-06-29
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- Edison’s machine for recording and playing back sound
- Allows pain-free surgery; ether first used in the 1840s
- Global network born from ARPANET in the late 1960s
- Marie Curie’s groundbreaking research field
- Edison made this invention famous for lighting homes
- Edward Jenner pioneered this for smallpox in 1796
- Double helix structure discovered by Watson and Crick
- Newton’s “apple” led to this fundamental force's description
- Jenner’s method for preventing disease using cowpox
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- Gutenberg’s 15th-century invention that spread books far and wide
- Galileo improved this optical device in the 1600s
- Process to kill microbes in food and drink, named for a French chemist
- Discovered by Alexander Fleming in 1928; revolutionized medicine
- Alessandro Volta’s invention for storing electrical energy
- Powered the Industrial Revolution; key to early trains and factories
- Wilhelm Röntgen’s discovery that lets us see inside bodies
- Einstein’s theory that revolutionized physics
- Broad class of bacteria-fighting drugs, penicillin was the first
- Underwater vessel, first successfully demonstrated by Cornelis Drebbel
- Detects distant objects using radio waves
20 Clues: Detects distant objects using radio waves • Marie Curie’s groundbreaking research field • Einstein’s theory that revolutionized physics • Galileo improved this optical device in the 1600s • Edward Jenner pioneered this for smallpox in 1796 • Global network born from ARPANET in the late 1960s • Jenner’s method for preventing disease using cowpox • ...
Latino Inventions and Discoveries 2025-09-23
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- Leloir won the Nobel Prize in _______ in 1970.
- An Argentine biochemist who contributed to the world of food science.
- Paulet designed a liquid-propellant ______ engine
- Dr. Finlay's research was used in mosquito control campaigns that saved lives especially during the construction of the ______ Canal
- Molina's work helped to discover that CFCs deplete the Earth's _____ layer.
- Leloir discovered how the body stores and uses ______.
- Invented Color Television
- The Aedes ____ mosquito was identified as the transmitter of yellow fever
- ______ adapter allowed TVs to display color images
- The AcceleGlove translates American ____ Language into spoken and written words.
- Molina's research led to the _______ Protocol, an international agreement that successfully reduced CFC emissions.
- Celorio received several ______ for the technology in the U.S. and internationally.
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- Celorio's invention revolutionized the ________ industry with the invention of his printing system.
- Celorio's work has had a lasting impact on the _____________ of publishing, empowering writers and readers around the world.
- Discovered the transmitter of yellow fever
- Inventor of the AcceleGlove
- Known as the "Father of Astronautics"
- Leloir's work has been crucial for understanding and treating diseases such as ________.
- Paulet's work laid conceptual foundations for modern ____ travel
- Camarena's invention was used in the coverage of the ____ moon landing
- Paulet came from ____
- Invented by Victor Celorio
- Won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his work in environmental technology.
23 Clues: Paulet came from ____ • Invented Color Television • Invented by Victor Celorio • Inventor of the AcceleGlove • Known as the "Father of Astronautics" • Discovered the transmitter of yellow fever • Leloir won the Nobel Prize in _______ in 1970. • Paulet designed a liquid-propellant ______ engine • ______ adapter allowed TVs to display color images • ...
Industrial Revolution 2016-01-27
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- Eli Whitney's most notable invention
- a political system where property is shared, everyone works, and people are paid based off of their abilities and needs.
- James Hargreaves invented this.
- This man improved the Steam Engine, and became one of the most important inventions of the Industrial Revolution
- A process for creating steel quicker and less expensively
- A supply of money, meant to invest something
- those who own societies wealth and means of production, often the middle class
- Henry Ford's most notable product
- an economic system where private owners control production and trade.
- A person who looked to find new business opportunities and new ways to make profits
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- The cottage industry was known for the production of these goods
- Inventor of the Steam Engine
- Samuel Morse's communication invention
- The working class, or wage earners
- Alfred Nobel's most famous invention
- Thomas Edison improved this invention
- an economic system where the government owns most if not all industries
- A metal stronger than Iron
- the factory system was a method of _____
- Country Alfred Nobel is from
- Alexander Graham Bell patented this invention
21 Clues: A metal stronger than Iron • Inventor of the Steam Engine • Country Alfred Nobel is from • James Hargreaves invented this. • Henry Ford's most notable product • The working class, or wage earners • Eli Whitney's most notable invention • Alfred Nobel's most famous invention • Thomas Edison improved this invention • Samuel Morse's communication invention • ...
Invention and Innovation 2024-10-28
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- First antibiotic invented.
- Thomas Edison was its inventor.
- Introduction of changes to technological artifacts,processes and systems
- The innovation of this machine is a internal combustion
- Is a discovery.
- Is an innovation.
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- This invention marked the history of travel and exploration
- it expand the number of potential readers
- Is a Invention.
- Was invented 4000 years ago.
- Invented in the ancient Mesopotamia.
- A new product.
- Is the finding of something that was hidden or unknow.
- Developed by Samuel Morse
14 Clues: A new product. • Is a Invention. • Is a discovery. • Is an innovation. • Developed by Samuel Morse • First antibiotic invented. • Was invented 4000 years ago. • Thomas Edison was its inventor. • Invented in the ancient Mesopotamia. • it expand the number of potential readers • Is the finding of something that was hidden or unknow. • ...
Historic Inventions 2024-04-29
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- Instrument used for navigation.
- Bell's invention that revolutionized communication.
- Marconi's invention for wireless communication.
- Eli Whitney's invention that revolutionized the cotton industry.
- A preparation used to stimulate the body's immune response against diseases.
- The invention of the movable type printing press by Gutenberg.
- A global network that revolutionized information and communication.
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- Device that can travel through space.
- Device for storing electrical energy in a chemical form.
- Abbreviation for the steam engine, crucial to the Industrial Revolution.
- Fleming’s discovery that led to antibiotics.
- Ancient invention critical for transport and machinery.
- Edison's famous illumination invention.
- The Wright brothers' invention that made flight possible.
- Device that captures photographs.
15 Clues: Instrument used for navigation. • Device that captures photographs. • Device that can travel through space. • Edison's famous illumination invention. • Fleming’s discovery that led to antibiotics. • Marconi's invention for wireless communication. • Bell's invention that revolutionized communication. • Ancient invention critical for transport and machinery. • ...
News Crossword 2023-07-19
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- The continent that England is in.
- City where there has been new discoveries.
- Food consisiting of tomato sauce and cheese on flatbread.
- Name of the civilisation.
- Year of the eruption.
- The collective name for the bones in the human body.
- Process by which archaeologists dig.
- Country where Pompeii is based.
- Animal that slithers.
- A kitchen appliance used to cook food.
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- Word that descibes a volcano exploding.
- Job name of someone who makes discoveries.
- Type of Italian ice-cream.
- Greek hero who had a weak spot in his heel.
- Food used in slices to make a sandwhich.
- A piece of furniture used for sleeping.
- Volcano that exploded in Pompeii
- Name of a shop that sells bread and cake.
- Religious area used for praying.
- The main thoroughfare in Pompeii.
20 Clues: Year of the eruption. • Animal that slithers. • Name of the civilisation. • Type of Italian ice-cream. • Country where Pompeii is based. • Volcano that exploded in Pompeii • Religious area used for praying. • The continent that England is in. • The main thoroughfare in Pompeii. • Process by which archaeologists dig. • A kitchen appliance used to cook food. • ...
Discoveries and famous inventions 2024-11-24
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- – A device used to view distant objects, especially in astronomy.
- – A semiconductor device used in amplifying or switching electronic signals.
- – The field of designing and operating aircraft.
- – Pertaining to energy produced by splitting atomic nuclei or using nuclear reactions.
- – A class of drugs used to treat bacterial infections.
- – A device that converts electrical energy into mechanical motion.
- – An instrument used to magnify small objects or organisms.
- – The molecule that contains the genetic instructions for life.
- – A powered vehicle designed for the transportation of people and goods.
- – A system of satellites used to determine exact locations on Earth.
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- – An instrument used to measure atmospheric pressure, often for weather forecasting.
- – A type of aircraft with vertical lift, powered by rotating blades.
- – A device used for cooling and storing food.
- – A key invention in the Industrial Revolution that uses steam to power machinery.
- – An instrument used for navigation, showing directions.
- - The first antibiotic discovered by Alexander Fleming.
- – A machine capable of carrying out complex tasks automatically.
- – A form of electromagnetic radiation used for medical imaging.
- – A machine invented by Eli Whitney to separate cotton fibers from seeds.
- – A branch of mathematics that deals with rates of change and the accumulation of quantities.
20 Clues: – A device used for cooling and storing food. • – The field of designing and operating aircraft. • – A class of drugs used to treat bacterial infections. • - The first antibiotic discovered by Alexander Fleming. • – An instrument used for navigation, showing directions. • – An instrument used to magnify small objects or organisms. • ...
RESEARCH 2016-08-02
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- always involved in deep thinking and inquiry
- the ability to come up with diverse ideas quickly
- the successful exploitation of new ideas
- it is based on direct experience
- gives criteria to guide in the setting of objectives
- follows methods or procedures
- a type of research that is also called as "fundamental research" or "pure research"
- a type of innovation that changes the product attributes and how the product is noticed by consumers
- example of classification of research that is done in the library
- an applied method of problem solving characterized by an unbiased honest attitude
- quantify or at least suggest an indicator of progress
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- the French word for research that means "to seek or search"
- a method that has been conceived through thought and experimentation
- fond of making discoveries
- the one that is being avoided in intellectual honesty
- a method of procedure that has characterized natural science since the 17th century
- exhibits precise judgement
- target a specific area for improvement
- measures the amount of details associated with the idea
- the systematic investigation into the study of materials and resources
- doing the right thing on the right time
- a supposition or proposed explanation made on the basis of limited evidence as a starting point for further investigation.
22 Clues: fond of making discoveries • exhibits precise judgement • follows methods or procedures • it is based on direct experience • target a specific area for improvement • doing the right thing on the right time • the successful exploitation of new ideas • always involved in deep thinking and inquiry • the ability to come up with diverse ideas quickly • ...
ARCHAEOLOGY ADVENTURES AND DISCOVERIES 2024-11-11
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- Natural sinkholes used for rituals by the ancient Maya
- Key to deciphering ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs
- Site where Neanderthal remains were found, with evidence of burials
- French cave known for Paleolithic art
- Giant stone heads found on Easter Island
- Ancient city carved into rock in Jordan
- Ancient Roman amphitheater in the heart of Rome
- Prehistoric tool associated with early Native American culture
- Ancient temple site in Turkey dating back 12,000 years
- Archaeologist who discovered Tutankhamun’s tomb
- Mysterious statue with the body of a lion and head of a human in Egypt
- Prehistoric statuettes of women found across Europe
- Legendary wooden horse used to infiltrate Troy
- Stone used by early humans to make tools
- Megalithic tomb with a large flat stone laid on upright ones
- Incan city rediscovered in Peru in 1911
- Ancient kingdom in Ethiopia known for its stelae and ruins
- Well-preserved mummy found in the Alps
- Minoan Bronze Age settlement on the island of Santorini
- One of the largest settlements of the ancient Indus Valley civilization
- Palace complex from the Minoan civilization in Crete
- Collection of classical Greek marble sculptures housed in the British Museum
- Ruins of an ancient city in southern Africa
- Giant tombs built by the ancient Egyptians
- Archaeological site of a pre-Columbian city in Oaxaca, Mexico
- Prehistoric village found in Scotland
- Early hominin footprints preserved in volcanic ash in Tanzania
- Ancient Greek analog computer found in a shipwreck
- Famous for discovering the first fossilized Proconsul skull
- Mysterious large geoglyphs found in Peru
- Anglo-Saxon burial site found in England
- Famous gold burial mask found in the tomb of Tutankhamun
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- The boy pharaoh whose tomb was discovered in 1922
- Region between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers, known as the cradle of civilization
- One of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, located in Ephesus
- Ancient manuscripts found in caves near the Dead Sea
- One of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world
- Roman city destroyed by Mount Vesuvius, like Pompeii
- Thousands of life-sized soldiers found in China
- Prehistoric effigy mound in Ohio
- Roman city buried by a volcanic eruption
- Ancient stone circle found in England
- Ancient Mayan city in Mexico known for the Temple of Kukulkan
- Largest religious monument in the world, located in Cambodia
- Massive wall built to protect China from invasions
- Ancient citadel located on a rocky outcrop above Athens
- Famous for its prehistoric cave paintings in Spain
- Ancient Egyptian city known for its temples and tombs
- His remains were discovered under a parking lot in Leicester
- The famous Australopithecus fossil discovered in Ethiopia
- Colorful paintings found in the ruins of ancient Crete
- One of the first major cities in ancient Mesopotamia
52 Clues: Prehistoric effigy mound in Ohio • French cave known for Paleolithic art • Ancient stone circle found in England • Prehistoric village found in Scotland • Well-preserved mummy found in the Alps • Ancient city carved into rock in Jordan • Incan city rediscovered in Peru in 1911 • Giant stone heads found on Easter Island • Roman city buried by a volcanic eruption • ...
ARCHAEOLOGY ADVENTURES AND DISCOVERIES 2024-11-13
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- Early hominin footprints preserved in volcanic ash in Tanzania
- Ancient Greek analog computer found in a shipwreck
- Prehistoric effigy mound in Ohio
- Archaeological site of a pre-Columbian city in Oaxaca, Mexico
- Mysterious statue with the body of a lion and head of a human in Egypt
- Famous for discovering the first fossilized Proconsul skull
- Prehistoric statuettes of women found across Europe
- One of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, located in Ephesus
- Ancient stone circle found in England
- Mysterious large geoglyphs found in Peru
- Ancient citadel located on a rocky outcrop above Athens
- Prehistoric tool associated with early Native American culture
- Ancient Egyptian city known for its temples and tombs
- French cave known for Paleolithic art
- His remains were discovered under a parking lot in Leicester
- Ancient Mayan city in Mexico known for the Temple of Kukulkan
- Legendary wooden horse used to infiltrate Troy
- Minoan Bronze Age settlement on the island of Santorini
- Ruins of an ancient city in southern Africa
- Prehistoric village found in Scotland
- Ancient manuscripts found in caves near the Dead Sea
- Region between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers, known as the cradle of civilization
- Famous gold burial mask found in the tomb of Tutankhamun
- Incan city rediscovered in Peru in 1911
- The boy pharaoh whose tomb was discovered in 1922
- One of the largest settlements of the ancient Indus Valley civilization
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- Colorful paintings found in the ruins of ancient Crete
- Massive wall built to protect China from invasions
- Ancient Roman amphitheater in the heart of Rome
- One of the first major cities in ancient Mesopotamia
- Ancient kingdom in Ethiopia known for its stelae and ruins
- Giant stone heads found on Easter Island
- Natural sinkholes used for rituals by the ancient Maya
- Giant tombs built by the ancient Egyptians
- The famous Australopithecus fossil discovered in Ethiopia
- Collection of classical Greek marble sculptures housed in the British Museum
- Well-preserved mummy found in the Alps
- Palace complex from the Minoan civilization in Crete
- Ancient city carved into rock in Jordan
- Stone used by early humans to make tools
- Roman city buried by a volcanic eruption
- Famous for its prehistoric cave paintings in Spain
- Key to deciphering ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs
- Site where Neanderthal remains were found, with evidence of burials
- One of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world
- Largest religious monument in the world, located in Cambodia
- Roman city destroyed by Mount Vesuvius, like Pompeii
- Archaeologist who discovered Tutankhamun’s tomb
- Megalithic tomb with a large flat stone laid on upright ones
- Thousands of life-sized soldiers found in China
- Ancient temple site in Turkey dating back 12,000 years
- Anglo-Saxon burial site found in England
52 Clues: Prehistoric effigy mound in Ohio • Ancient stone circle found in England • French cave known for Paleolithic art • Prehistoric village found in Scotland • Well-preserved mummy found in the Alps • Ancient city carved into rock in Jordan • Incan city rediscovered in Peru in 1911 • Giant stone heads found on Easter Island • Stone used by early humans to make tools • ...
Invention and Innovation 2019-02-01
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- the person who 1st comes up with a brand new idea or thing
- a tangible artifact produced by means of either human or mechanical work, or by biological or chemical
- a improvement of an existing technological product, system, or method of doing something
- the ability or power to produce original thoughts or ideas based on reasoning and judgement
- A series of steps used by engineering teams to guide them as they develop new solutions, products or systems. The process is cyclical and may begin at, and return to, any step.
- a human-made object
- the study of the natural world
- effects on a society
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- as the art of creating something that does not exist
- a new product or system that has never existed before
- a working model of an invention
- using science and mathematics to solve problems that improve the world around us
- knowledge and processes used to solve problems by designing and making products and systems
- a method of developing solutions to problems
14 Clues: a human-made object • effects on a society • the study of the natural world • a working model of an invention • a method of developing solutions to problems • as the art of creating something that does not exist • a new product or system that has never existed before • the person who 1st comes up with a brand new idea or thing • ...
Ancient China Review Crossword 2025-04-30
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- The name of the trade route that was set up throughout Asia to trade goods and resources
- The last month of school, the month we are in now
- The ancient civilizations we are studying currently
- The ancient Chinese invention that made writing faster, allowed Chinese people to make copies of writing really quickly
- The ancient Chinese invention where needles are placed gently in the skin to help with pain management and relief
- The number of continents on Earth
- The continent that China is on
- The number of oceans on Earth
- The name of the desert in the northern part of China
- The name of the mascot at G.I.S (no "s" at the end)
- The mountain range that runs through southwestern China (no "s" at the end of the word)
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- The ancient Chinese invention that helped with detecting Earthquakes and determining how strong they are
- A wise Chinese person who can predict the future
- The ancient Chinese invention that helped keep time using the sun and shadows
- The continent that the U.S.A is on
- The system of government where 1 family rules for a long time, and rule is passed down after death of a family member
- The wall in China that was built that stretches 13,000 miles, used for protection
- The ancient Chinese invention that gives Ancient Chinese people something write on
- The ancient Chinese invention originally made as medicine, now used for fireworks and explosives
- The ancient Chinese invention that helped with navigation and directions
20 Clues: The number of oceans on Earth • The continent that China is on • The number of continents on Earth • The continent that the U.S.A is on • A wise Chinese person who can predict the future • The last month of school, the month we are in now • The ancient civilizations we are studying currently • The name of the mascot at G.I.S (no "s" at the end) • ...
invention and technology 2021-01-15
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- to use or control a machine or make it work
- making you laugh; amusing
- to produce or design sth that has not existed before
- a request to make or supply goods
- the part of a radio, computer or piece of musical equipment that the sound comes out of
- to make sth happen or exist
- to use numbers to find out a total number, amount, distance, etc.
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- to write sth using a computer or typewriter
- making you feel physically relaxed; pleasant to wear, sit on, etc.
- to mean a point in time that is not fixed or set.
- the amount of money that you have to pay for sth
- to think of or produce a new idea, product, etc. and make it successful
- not ordinary or usual; different from what is normal
- to make sth, such as a machine or system, work in the way that you want it to
14 Clues: making you laugh; amusing • to make sth happen or exist • a request to make or supply goods • to write sth using a computer or typewriter • to use or control a machine or make it work • the amount of money that you have to pay for sth • to mean a point in time that is not fixed or set. • to produce or design sth that has not existed before • ...
design and invention 2025-03-12
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- ulepszać
- odkrycie
- żarówka
- rzeźba
- ulepszenie
- wynalazek
- wystawa
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- produkować
- projektować
- wystawa
- tworzyć
- instalacja
- odkryć
- wynaleźć
- elektryczność
- projekt
16 Clues: rzeźba • odkryć • wystawa • żarówka • tworzyć • projekt • wystawa • ulepszać • odkrycie • wynaleźć • wynalazek • produkować • instalacja • ulepszenie • projektować • elektryczność
Industrial Revolution Inventions 2021-03-04
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- Which invention increased the production of products, but also increased the number of slaves?
- What was the first method to mass-produce steel?
- What mode of water transportation created in the 1840's improved global trade?
- What was the time when new manufacturing processes were created?
- Which invention made it easier to cut wheat and grains?
- Which invention created was a method of communication through a series of dots, dashes and spaces?
- Which invention made it easier to produce large numbers of products, and made it easier to replace parts?
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- Which invention made it easier to sew clothing
- What invention allowed for more textiles to be made as more thread could be made?
- Which invention jump started the creation of more farm equipment?
- What was a method of travelling that was created in 1807?
- What invention was created by Samuel Slater which impacted the textile industry?
- Who invented the cotton gin and interchangeable parts?
- Who invented the telegraph?
- What mode of transportation allowed people to travel westward?
15 Clues: Who invented the telegraph? • Which invention made it easier to sew clothing • What was the first method to mass-produce steel? • Who invented the cotton gin and interchangeable parts? • Which invention made it easier to cut wheat and grains? • What was a method of travelling that was created in 1807? • What mode of transportation allowed people to travel westward? • ...
The Renaissance 2022-03-20
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- Man who went against and questioned the Catholic Church; founder of Protestantism
- A quality that is seen as morally good
- One of the greatest English writers; Macbeth, Hamlet
- Wealthy person who supports an artist
- Movement focused on the studies of what is "human"
- Movement that emphasised fulfillment of life rather than strictly living by religious rule
- The name of the powerful family who ruled in Italy throughout the Renaissance
- Government was organized into individual cities that had their own rule called ___________
- The name for an organized branch of the Church; ie. modernly baptist,methodist, etc.
- Popular style of art that involved unique colors and often strange or distorted figures
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- Designed and constructed the first printing press
- Famed Italian artist and sculptor; Sistine Chapel paintings, statue of David
- Wealthy major city in Italy credited with the start of the Renaissance
- Catholic policies and practices caused a religious movement and people broke off forming a new branch of Christianity called _________
- European period of flourishment following the middle ages
- Age of _________ ; period of venturing out and discoveries
- The idea of individualising yourself in terms of ideas, expressions, thoughts, and creations --
- Extremely popular painting technique that used plaster to absorb paint into walls
- Great invention of the Renaissance used for printing
- The belief that knowledge comes through experience and using logic; thinking rationally
20 Clues: Wealthy person who supports an artist • A quality that is seen as morally good • Designed and constructed the first printing press • Movement focused on the studies of what is "human" • One of the greatest English writers; Macbeth, Hamlet • Great invention of the Renaissance used for printing • European period of flourishment following the middle ages • ...
Science 2023-01-23
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- What's the greatest scientific ... of the decade?
- Budgets for space ... have been cut back.
- Darwin's ... of evolution
- Language is crucial to the development of ... intelligence.
- We analyzed ... from more than a dozen common tree species.
- There have been significant ... in cardiology techniques in recent years.
- According to a recent ... published in the Journal of Sleep Research(…)
- The world changed rapidly after the...of the phone.
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- There is no way to insure that ... proven treatments make their way into medical practice.
- Scientists are hoping for a ... in the search for a cure for cancer.
- They are carrying out some fascinating ... into the language of dolphins.
- Some people believe that ... on animals should be banned.
- Leonardo made many scientific ... .
13 Clues: Darwin's ... of evolution • Leonardo made many scientific ... . • Budgets for space ... have been cut back. • What's the greatest scientific ... of the decade? • The world changed rapidly after the...of the phone. • Some people believe that ... on animals should be banned. • Language is crucial to the development of ... intelligence. • ...
Invention Convention 2014-07-23
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- Thompson : First to receive medical treatment
- Bombardier : Invented snowmobile
- line : Made cars cheaper
- : Aids long distance communication
- long distances : What did cars allow Canadians to do?
- : Helped to deliver information to fellow Canadians
- T : Cost 395 dollars in 1920s
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- Rogers : started world’s largest radio station
- Graham Bell : who invented the telephone?
- Hewitt : Famous for radio hockey show and then for TV show Hockey Night in Canada
- : countered cold climates
- Slicer : What did Otto Frederick Rowedder invented?
- : Helps to travel long distances
- : made to bring Canadians closer and unite countries
- Ford : Who invented automobile?
- : Saved many lives in diabetes treatment
- Marconi : Who invented the radio?
- A Linberg : gathered hearts and interest of north Americans
- long-distances : What did telephone help to do?
- Fredrick Banting : discovered treatment for diabetes from test on dogs
20 Clues: line : Made cars cheaper • : countered cold climates • T : Cost 395 dollars in 1920s • Ford : Who invented automobile? • Bombardier : Invented snowmobile • : Helps to travel long distances • Marconi : Who invented the radio? • : Aids long distance communication • : Saved many lives in diabetes treatment • Graham Bell : who invented the telephone? • ...
Invention Convention 2014-07-23
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- Helps to travel long distances
- Discovery aved many lives in treatment of diabetes
- Ford Who invented automobile?
- Aids long distance communication
- What did telephone help to do?
- What did cars allow Canadians to do?
- Made cars cheaper
- Marconi Who invented the radio?
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- Bell Who invented the telephone?
- First to receive medical treatment
- Discovered treatment for diabetes from test on dogs
- Countered cold climates
- Famous for radio hockey show and then for TV show Hockey Night in Canada
- Made to bring Canadians closer and unite countries
- Gathered hearts and interest of north Americans
- What did Otto Frederick Rowedder invented?
- Started world’s largest radio station
- Invented snowmobile
- Helped to deliver information to fellow Canadians
- Cost $395 dollars in 1920s
20 Clues: Made cars cheaper • Invented snowmobile • Countered cold climates • Cost $395 dollars in 1920s • Ford Who invented automobile? • Helps to travel long distances • What did telephone help to do? • Marconi Who invented the radio? • Bell Who invented the telephone? • Aids long distance communication • First to receive medical treatment • What did cars allow Canadians to do? • ...
mammal invention 2021-04-26
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- blooded animals
- tissue that keeps joint motion fluid
- soft bodied organisms related to sea anemones
- animals that cast off a part of their body
- is an organism with both male and female genitalia
- covering on the outside of some creatures
- bony or cartilaginous skeleton of vertebrates
- Glands:
- cold blooded animals
- Bladder:internal gas filled organs
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- form of a jelly fish
- is an animal with a spinal cord surrounded by cartilage bone
- Symmetry:animals that have top and bottom surface but no left and right sides
- Symmetry:property of being divisible into symmetrical halves on either side of a unique plane
- Vascular System:a hydraulic system used by echinoderms like the sea or stars
- all live young
- animals without a backbone
- that has no pattern
- Eggs:
- organisms that live on the seafloor
- asexual reproduction
21 Clues: Eggs: • Glands: • all live young • blooded animals • that has no pattern • form of a jelly fish • asexual reproduction • cold blooded animals • animals without a backbone • Bladder:internal gas filled organs • organisms that live on the seafloor • tissue that keeps joint motion fluid • covering on the outside of some creatures • animals that cast off a part of their body • ...
Invention&Innovation 2023-12-03
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- principial
- a lupta, a se agata
- elice
- pista, podium
- ferm, hotarit
- a propune sa faca ceva
- uimitor, senzational
- supraincarcare a traficului rutier
- inregistrare
- a avea dorinta sa
- relaxat, cu buna dispozitie
- ostil, dusmanos
- a obtine, a realiza
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- reimpadurire
- away a tapa, a clicka
- bine securizat
- conceput
- recompensa
- unanim
- complet
- a schimba
- ochelari puntru realitatea virtuala
- intrerupator
- lacrimos
- a se lauda
25 Clues: elice • unanim • complet • conceput • lacrimos • a schimba • principial • recompensa • a se lauda • reimpadurire • intrerupator • inregistrare • pista, podium • ferm, hotarit • bine securizat • ostil, dusmanos • a avea dorinta sa • a lupta, a se agata • a obtine, a realiza • uimitor, senzational • away a tapa, a clicka • a propune sa faca ceva • relaxat, cu buna dispozitie • supraincarcare a traficului rutier • ...
Invention Innovation 2024-06-11
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- Inventor of the Bessemer process for steel production
- Inventor of the cotton gin
- American statesman and inventor known for his experiments with electricity
- Scientist who discovered penicillin
- Inventor of the vacuum cleaner
- Inventor of the radio
- Inventor of the modern steam engine
- Inventor of the steamboat
- Innovator in photography, inventor of the Kodak camera
- The inventor of the telephone
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- Nobel Prize-winning physicist who discovered radioactivity
- Pioneer in the development of alternating current (AC) electricity
- Developer of the polio vaccine
- Inventor of the telephone
- Brothers who built and flew the first successful airplane
- Inventor of the phonograph and the light bulb
- Creator of the Model T and assembly line production
- Inventor of the punch card tabulating machine, precursor to the modern computer
- Scottish engineer who developed the first working television system
- Engine developed by James Watt, revolutionizing transportation and industry
20 Clues: Inventor of the radio • Inventor of the telephone • Inventor of the steamboat • Inventor of the cotton gin • The inventor of the telephone • Developer of the polio vaccine • Inventor of the vacuum cleaner • Scientist who discovered penicillin • Inventor of the modern steam engine • Inventor of the phonograph and the light bulb • ...
Discoveries and Inventions 2020-09-29
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- An ... invention doesn't waste time.
- Another word for silly or funny is ...
- An ... is something new that hasn't been made before.
- If we... planned better, we would have finished on time.
- something that is the only one of its kind
- If I knew the answer, I ... tel you.
- Refers to new machines,equipment and ways of doing things based on modern knowledge about science and computers
- I wouldn't do that if I ... you.
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- Another word for new is ...
- this cell phone is ....It's the best of all the cell phones on the market.
- A product that offers high quality is...
- something that is new.
- a product that uses new technology (2 words)
13 Clues: something that is new. • Another word for new is ... • I wouldn't do that if I ... you. • An ... invention doesn't waste time. • If I knew the answer, I ... tel you. • Another word for silly or funny is ... • A product that offers high quality is... • something that is the only one of its kind • a product that uses new technology (2 words) • ...
Invention 2023-07-09
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- is an electronic device that shows moving pictures and sound. It brings entertainment and information to our homes. We can watch our favorite shows and movies and even learn new things through educational programs. They come in a variety of sizes and have become a popular form of entertainment for people of all ages.
- device that produces light when an electric current is passed through a filament. It was invented by Thomas Edis
- that allows you to talk to someone who is far away. It allows you to hear the other person's voice even if they're not physically next to you. They've come a long way from the old-fashioned landline phone to the modern smartphones we use today. They connect people and make it easy to communicate regardless of distance.
- computer network that allows us to connect and share information. It has revolutionized the way we communicate, learn, and access information. We can send emails, search for information, play games, and connect with people around the world. It has opened up endless possibilities and made the world a more connected place.
- is a device that captures and stores images. It allows us to take pictures and preserve memories. They have evolved over time, from old film cameras to digital cameras on smartphones. They help us capture beautiful moments and share them with others. It allows us to freeze time and create lasting memories.
- a circular object that rotates around an axle. It's one of the greatest inventions in human history. They help us move heavy objects easily and make traveling much smoother. They're used in vehicles like cars, bicycles, and carts. Without it, life would be much harder!
- appliance used to quickly cook and heat food. It uses microwaves, a type of electromagnetic wave, to generate heat. It's commonly used to heat up leftovers, pop popcorn, and cook different types of food. It can save you time in the kitchen and make meal prep easier.
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- machine that can carry people and cargo through the air. It was invented by the Wright brothers. It has wings and engines that allow it to soar high above the clouds. It can travel long distances in a short amount of time, allowing you to quickly travel to different parts of the world.
- is a thin material made from plant fibers. Paper is used for writing, drawing, and many other purposes. Before it was invented, people wrote on materials like stone, papyrus, and animal skins. It made it easier to record and share information, leading to the spread of knowledge and the development of books and newspapers.
- is a two-wheeled vehicle that is powered by pedaling. It allows us to travel faster and farther using our own energy. It's a fun and eco-friendly way to get around, and it can help you exercise and stay healthy. They come in a variety of sizes and styles, and learning to ride one is an exciting milestone for many children.
- Light Bulb
- tool that helps you find your way around. It has a magnetic needle that always points to Earth's magnetic north. Sailors and explorers have used it for centuries to navigate the oceans and discover new lands. It's like having a built-in map to guide us in the right direction.
12 Clues: Light Bulb • device that produces light when an electric current is passed through a filament. It was invented by Thomas Edis • ...
ESP_Periodisation of World History 2020-10-12
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- the period that began around the 14th century and ended at the late 16th century, traditionally associated primarily with the Italian region
- the culture and way of life of a society or country at a particular period in time
- surname of the first German pioneer printer, the first typographer in Europe.
- people who are considered as a unit because of their common interests, social group, or nationality
- a length or span of time
- a period of 100 years
- existing or happening now
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- related to Islam
- the distant past, especially before the Middle Ages the period of European history from the 5th century to the 15th century
- something that has never been made before
- belonging to or relating to Europe or its people
- the sea between southern Europe and northern Africa
- the practical, especially industrial, use of scientific discoveries
- a male ruler of an empire
- an empire formed in 395 as a result of the division of the Roman Empire into western and eastern parts after the death of Emperor Theodosius I.
15 Clues: related to Islam • a period of 100 years • a length or span of time • a male ruler of an empire • existing or happening now • something that has never been made before • belonging to or relating to Europe or its people • the sea between southern Europe and northern Africa • the practical, especially industrial, use of scientific discoveries • ...
Quim Crossword 2024-01-26
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- an invention that is very important to work in class
- timekeeping device with hands or digital display, indicating hours and minutes
- when you don't feel well, you take..... because you get better
- A two-wheeled vehicle with an engine and handlebars
- This invention everyone has one, and it's used a lot.
- this invention which you put on your feet to walk around
- this invention which you put your books
- this invention which you put on when you get cold
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- essential thing when you enter a room,
- that tool you use to write down
- wireless technology connecting devices to the internet
- if you don't see well, you take.... because so you can see better
- this invention which you use captures images and videos.
- Who is the best football player in the world?
- this invention you see to entertain yourself with popcorn
15 Clues: that tool you use to write down • essential thing when you enter a room, • this invention which you put your books • Who is the best football player in the world? • this invention which you put on when you get cold • A two-wheeled vehicle with an engine and handlebars • an invention that is very important to work in class • ...
Inventions 2020-10-21
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- this invention allows you to put nails in the wall
- sadly, we kill trees for this invention
- Benjamin Franklin invented this
- I warm my food up with this when i'm too lazy to cook
- I listen to music on this device in the car when my phone isn't working
- new york city is known for this transportation
- this device lets you keep memories as pictures
- this invention cuts my grass
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- this invention was created to make writing letters easier
- this invention warms the house inside when wood and matches are placed inside
- This device is used to contact friends and family
- This device has netflix and hulu playing on it
- I use this invention to get to places when i don't want to take public transportation
- you can search the internet on this device
- This invention floats on water and is used as transportation
15 Clues: this invention cuts my grass • Benjamin Franklin invented this • sadly, we kill trees for this invention • you can search the internet on this device • This device has netflix and hulu playing on it • new york city is known for this transportation • this device lets you keep memories as pictures • This device is used to contact friends and family • ...
FAMOUS INVENTIONS 2024-10-18
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- Imaging technology that looks inside the body (Röntgen)
- Life-saving antibiotic discovered by accident (Fleming)
- Communication system using dots and dashes (Morse)
- Powered early trains and ships (Watt)
- Invention that brightened the night (Edison)
- Appliance that preserves food by cooling
- Global network connecting computers worldwide
- Early sound recording device (Edison)
- Navigation tool that always points north
- Power source discovered and harnessed (Tesla)
- Device that revolutionized voice communication (Bell)
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- First powered flight invention (Wright brothers)
- Wireless communication breakthrough (Marconi)
- Device for broadcasting moving pictures (Farnsworth)
- The first motor-powered vehicle (Benz)
- Device that captures images (Daguerre)
- Invention that revolutionized book production (Gutenberg)
- Early device for sending coded messages over wires
- Invention that stores electrical energy (Volta)
- Instrument that magnifies tiny objects (Leeuwenhoek)
20 Clues: Powered early trains and ships (Watt) • Early sound recording device (Edison) • The first motor-powered vehicle (Benz) • Device that captures images (Daguerre) • Appliance that preserves food by cooling • Navigation tool that always points north • Invention that brightened the night (Edison) • Wireless communication breakthrough (Marconi) • ...
Greek Discoveries 2014-06-15
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- Only attendee that admits to wearing a diaper.
- Rob's former band.
- All Garbes _____.
- Soccer star, trivia champ and a groom to be.
- What does "Bohnen" mean?
- What run did Anne complete last October?
- Yael's nickname
- What was the name of the group of cousins in the 1st video?
- The defining feature of the Mykonian landscapes.
- Favourite sport of Ellen, Jordan, Mike and John.
- David's favourite person.
- Which two attendees have three brothers?
- Gowling's Guy
- What is the name of the Newman's granddaughter?
- what type of dentistry is Rachel pursuing?
- A camera would most likely be in her hand.
- What is the birthday girls's middle name?
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- What city were Mona and Ellie born in?
- Where Rochelle, Kerry and Leanne were born.
- What run did Ari complete last November?
- What is Eli's favourite type of music?
- Musicians need Naomi to write the _____ so we can sing along.
- The lawyer who has been "being fired" for over 20 years.
- Ellie's hometown for many years.
- Leanne's favourite temperature.
- Chaik's celebrity twin.
- Owner of the most Columbia t-shirts.
- Grampa's political direction.
- No meat for her.
- Auntie Lane
- Maggie's birthplace.
- Leanne's favourite children's book illustrator.
- Tina's usual summer home
- Orli's dream job
34 Clues: Auntie Lane • Gowling's Guy • Yael's nickname • No meat for her. • Orli's dream job • All Garbes _____. • Rob's former band. • Maggie's birthplace. • Chaik's celebrity twin. • What does "Bohnen" mean? • Tina's usual summer home • David's favourite person. • Grampa's political direction. • Leanne's favourite temperature. • Ellie's hometown for many years. • Owner of the most Columbia t-shirts. • ...
Scientific Discoveries 2023-09-11
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- - Atomic model innovator
- - Discovered the proton
- - Theory of evolution author
- - Quantum theory developer
- - Heliocentric solar system proponent
- - Theory of relativity creator
- - Electromagnetic wave studies
- - Germ theory pioneer
- - Discovered X-rays
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- - Black hole theories
- - Penicillin's accidental discoverer
- - Laws of motion pioneer
- - Telescope pioneer
- - Electromagnetic induction researcher
- - DNA structure co-discoverer
- - Expanding universe evidence
- - Discovered radium and polonium
- - Laws of planetary motion contributor
- - Determined the composition of water
- - Alternating current pioneer
- - DNA's double helix co-discoverer
21 Clues: - Telescope pioneer • - Discovered X-rays • - Black hole theories • - Germ theory pioneer • - Discovered the proton • - Atomic model innovator • - Laws of motion pioneer • - Quantum theory developer • - Theory of evolution author • - DNA structure co-discoverer • - Expanding universe evidence • - Alternating current pioneer • - Theory of relativity creator • ...
archeological discoveries 2025-02-03
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- : cannite city in israel
- : inscription of the bibles accounts of conflits
- : joshua's alter
- : a stone deatiling ceasars ban of anyone in bethleham due to grave robbing
- : allied forts with king who
- : city that christ got lost in
- : ancient paper used ancient civilizations
- pool that siloam uses
- : stone that tells of a victory over ancient israel
- : simple pictures to represent thought and idea
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- : Stone that translates ancient eyptain to greek
- : the first city Israel overthrew
- : inscription of the man who comdemmed christ to death
- : someones ancient pocket change
- : many scriptures and writing found in sealed jars
- : writing with pictures
- : box that holds the plates moses had
- : average death penalty in rome
- : scrolls of the dead sea
- stele : the first biblical mention outside the bible
20 Clues: : joshua's alter • pool that siloam uses • : writing with pictures • : cannite city in israel • : scrolls of the dead sea • : allied forts with king who • : city that christ got lost in • : average death penalty in rome • : someones ancient pocket change • : the first city Israel overthrew • : box that holds the plates moses had • : ancient paper used ancient civilizations • ...
Scientific Discoveries 2025-03-10
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- Central part of an atom
- Mapping of all human genes
- Infectious agent that replicates inside living cells
- Region in space with extreme gravity
- Field explaining subatomic particles
- Machines designed to think and learn
- Study of Earth's physical structure
- Global shift in temperature and weather
- Used for communication and discovered by Hertz
- Electric lamp invented by Thomas Edison
- Theory developed by Albert Einstein
- Communication device invented by Alexander Graham Bell
- Hormone used to treat diabetes
- Movement of ocean water due to the Moon
- Positively charged atomic particle
- Negatively charged atomic particle
- Atmospheric layer that protects from UV radiation
- Gas discovered by Joseph Priestley
- Device for observing distant objects in space
- Creating identical genetic copies
- Sudden shaking of the Earth's surface
- Biological preparation to prevent diseases
- Concentrated beam of light energy
- Process by which plants make food
- Preserved remains of ancient organisms
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- Chart organizing chemical elements
- First antibiotic discovered by Alexander Fleming
- Device for magnifying tiny objects
- Theory explaining the origin of the universe
- Technology using sound waves underwater
- Phenomenon discovered by Marie Curie
- Immunization method pioneered by Edward Jenner
- Machine that powered the Industrial Revolution
- TECTONICS Theory explaining Earth's shifting crust
- Method for determining the age of fossils
- Essential nutrients discovered in food
- Smallest unit of matter
- Science of designing automated machines
- Theory of natural selection by Charles Darwin
- Neutral atomic particle
- Structure carrying genetic information
- Genetic material discovered by Watson and Crick
- Force linking electricity and magnetism
- RAY Medical imaging discovery by Wilhelm Roentgen
- Force discovered by Isaac Newton
- Microorganisms first observed by Antonie van Leeuwenhoek
- Organisms that produce natural light
- Idea that microorganisms cause disease
- Study of heredity and DNA
- Extinct relative of modern humans
50 Clues: Central part of an atom • Smallest unit of matter • Neutral atomic particle • Study of heredity and DNA • Mapping of all human genes • Hormone used to treat diabetes • Force discovered by Isaac Newton • Creating identical genetic copies • Extinct relative of modern humans • Concentrated beam of light energy • Process by which plants make food • Chart organizing chemical elements • ...
SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERIES 2023-12-09
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- Emission of energy in various forms
- Creating genetically identical organisms
- Study of microscopic organisms
- Theory describing the origin of the universe
- Emission of particles from atomic nuclei
- Principles describing the behavior of objects in motion
- Idea that cells are the fundamental unit of life
- Flow of electric charge
- Tendency of objects to resist changes in motion
- Theory explaining the movement of Earth's lithosphere
- Theory describing physics on a subatomic scale
- Molecule carrying genetic instructions
- Device converting heat into mechanical energy
- Study of the origin and development of the universe
- Protein catalyzing chemical reactions in living organisms
- Study of the nervous system
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- Einstein's theory explaining space and time
- Procedure to stimulate immunity to diseases
- Force that attracts objects toward each other
- Laws describing the motion of objects
- Substances inhibiting bacterial growth
- Antibiotic discovered by Alexander Fleming
- Study of celestial objects and phenomena
- Model placing the Sun at the center of the solar system
- Electromagnetic radiation used in imaging
- Process of gradual development and change over time
- Region of space with gravitational pull preventing escape
- Study of heat and energy transfer
- Basic unit of matter
- Entire set of genetic material in an organism
30 Clues: Basic unit of matter • Flow of electric charge • Study of the nervous system • Study of microscopic organisms • Study of heat and energy transfer • Emission of energy in various forms • Laws describing the motion of objects • Substances inhibiting bacterial growth • Molecule carrying genetic instructions • Creating genetically identical organisms • ...
Invention and Innovation 2019-02-01
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- a improvement of an existing technological product, system, or method of doing something
- the study of the natural world
- A series of steps used by engineering teams to guide them as they develop new solutions, products or systems. The process is cyclical and may begin at, and return to, any step.
- a tangible artifact produced by means of either human or mechanical work, or by biological or chemical
- a human-made object
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- the ability or power to produce original thoughts or ideas based on reasoning and judgement
- a method of developing solutions to problems
- using science and mathematics to solve problems that improve the world around us
- a working model of an invention
- knowledge and processes used to solve problems by designing and making products and systems
- a new product or system that has never existed before
- the person who 1st comes up with a brand new idea or thing
- as the art of creating something that does not exist
- effects on a society
14 Clues: a human-made object • effects on a society • the study of the natural world • a working model of an invention • a method of developing solutions to problems • as the art of creating something that does not exist • a new product or system that has never existed before • the person who 1st comes up with a brand new idea or thing • ...
Invention and Innovation 2019-02-01
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- knowledge and processes used to solve problems by designing and making products and systems
- the person who 1st comes up with a brand new idea or thing
- the ability or power to produce original thoughts or ideas based on reasoning and judgement
- A series of steps used by engineering teams to guide them as they develop new solutions, products or systems. The process is cyclical and may begin at, and return to, any step.
- using science and mathematics to solve problems that improve the world around us
- a working model of an invention
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- the study of the natural world
- a improvement of an existing technological product, system, or method of doing something
- effects on a society
- a tangible artifact produced by means of either human or mechanical work, or by biological or chemical
- a new product or system that has never existed before
- as the art of creating something that does not exist
- a method of developing solutions to problems
- a human-made object
14 Clues: a human-made object • effects on a society • the study of the natural world • a working model of an invention • a method of developing solutions to problems • as the art of creating something that does not exist • a new product or system that has never existed before • the person who 1st comes up with a brand new idea or thing • ...
Invention Convention 2014-07-23
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- line : Made cars cheaper
- Ford : Who invented automobile?
- T : Cost 395 dollars in 1920s
- Marconi : Who invented the radio?
- long-distances : What did telephone help to do?
- Bombardier : Invented snowmobile
- A Linberg : gathered hearts and interest of north Americans
- Graham Bell : who invented the telephone?
- Hewitt : Famous for radio hockey show and then for TV show Hockey Night in Canada
- Slicer : What did Otto Frederick Rowedder invented?
- : Aids long distance communication
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- : Saved many lives in diabetes treatment
- long distances : What did cars allow Canadians to do?
- : Helps to travel long distances
- Thompson : First to receive medical treatment
- Fredrick Banting : discovered treatment for diabetes from test on dogs
- : countered cold climates
- : made to bring Canadians closer and unite countries
- Rogers : started world’s largest radio station
- : Helped to deliver information to fellow Canadians
20 Clues: line : Made cars cheaper • : countered cold climates • T : Cost 395 dollars in 1920s • Ford : Who invented automobile? • : Helps to travel long distances • Bombardier : Invented snowmobile • Marconi : Who invented the radio? • : Aids long distance communication • : Saved many lives in diabetes treatment • Graham Bell : who invented the telephone? • ...
Industrial Revolution 2023-03-29
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- Who invented the Cotton Gin and Interchangeable Parts?
- Who invented the Telegraph and Morse Code?
- What is it called when many products are made at once?
- Who invented a factory to turn raw cotton into finished cloth, all in one place?
- What was the invention of parts that are the same and can be easily replaced?
- Who invented the Mechanical Reaper and Threshing Machine?
- What invention allowed communication over long distances faster and possible?
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- What invention automatically cut grain while being pulled by horses?
- What was the name of the period of time improvements in transportation and creating goods?
- What invention was used to separate seeds from the cotton fibers?
- Who invented the Steel Plow?
- What was the biggest change to transportation?
- Who invented the Steamboat?
- What invention made working with heavy, rich soil easier and faster?
- What invention allowed people, goods, and supplies to travel faster and father on rivers?
15 Clues: Who invented the Steamboat? • Who invented the Steel Plow? • Who invented the Telegraph and Morse Code? • What was the biggest change to transportation? • Who invented the Cotton Gin and Interchangeable Parts? • What is it called when many products are made at once? • Who invented the Mechanical Reaper and Threshing Machine? • ...
Inventions 2017-10-24
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- This invention was responsible for ringing in a new era of communication
- This invention was definitely not only a load of hot air
- The invention that got things moving
- An invention that pointed people in the right direction
- A way for writers to really put their stamp on the world of literature
- a pretty sick invention... or one to stop you getting pretty sick, really.
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- When talking about this invention, we don’t mean the netting inside of swimming shorts
- Created in Ancient China. It caught on with a bang.
- You can watch it, but it doesn’t watch you
- Without this, old MacDonald wouldn't have had anything at all
- Thomas Edison's bright idea
- A shockingly good invention
- An invention that was miles above others
- This invention has no doors, but a lot of them have windows
- You’re working with it, right now
- This invention offered up an ocean of possibilities
- This invention that really took people places
- This invention really heated things up
18 Clues: Thomas Edison's bright idea • A shockingly good invention • You’re working with it, right now • The invention that got things moving • This invention really heated things up • An invention that was miles above others • You can watch it, but it doesn’t watch you • This invention that really took people places • Created in Ancient China. It caught on with a bang. • ...
FAMOUS INVENTIONS 2024-11-17
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- Global network connecting computers worldwide
- Invention that stores electrical energy (Volta)
- Imaging technology that looks inside the body (Röntgen)
- Early device for sending coded messages over wires
- First powered flight invention (Wright brothers)
- Communication system using dots and dashes (Morse)
- Invention that revolutionized book production (Gutenberg)
- Power source discovered and harnessed (Tesla)
- The first motor-powered vehicle (Benz)
- Navigation tool that always points north
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- Instrument that magnifies tiny objects (Leeuwenhoek)
- Powered early trains and ships (Watt)
- Appliance that preserves food by cooling
- Device that revolutionized voice communication (Bell)
- Wireless communication breakthrough (Marconi)
- Invention that brightened the night (Edison)
- Early sound recording device (Edison)
- Device for broadcasting moving pictures (Farnsworth)
- Life-saving antibiotic discovered by accident (Fleming)
- Device that captures images (Daguerre)
20 Clues: Powered early trains and ships (Watt) • Early sound recording device (Edison) • Device that captures images (Daguerre) • The first motor-powered vehicle (Benz) • Appliance that preserves food by cooling • Navigation tool that always points north • Invention that brightened the night (Edison) • Global network connecting computers worldwide • ...
Medical Discoveries 2025-09-06
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- Shape of DNA
- Pain prevention in surgery
- Molecule of heredity
- Mapping of human DNA
- Disease caused by microbes
- 3D X-ray imaging
- First successful vaccine
- First antibiotic discovered
- Types of human blood
- Prevents infection in wounds
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- Tool to hear heart
- Magnetic imaging discovery
- Landmark surgical success
- Tool to see microbes
- Prevents infections
- Treats diabetes
- Imaging discovery
- Medicine killing bacteria
18 Clues: Shape of DNA • Treats diabetes • 3D X-ray imaging • Imaging discovery • Tool to hear heart • Prevents infections • Molecule of heredity • Mapping of human DNA • Tool to see microbes • Types of human blood • First successful vaccine • Landmark surgical success • Medicine killing bacteria • Magnetic imaging discovery • Pain prevention in surgery • Disease caused by microbes • ...
Noble Prize Winning Physicist 2021-07-07
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- for the invention of efficient blue light-emitting diodes which has enabled bright and energy-saving white light sources
- for his services to theoretical physics, and especially for his discovery of the law of the photoelectric effect
- for the discovery of new productive forms of atomic theory
- discovery of nuetron
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- for his discoveries and research in the field of X-ray spectroscopy
- for his investigations of the densities of the most important gases and for his discovery of argon in connection with these studies
- for his work on the scattering of light
- for his prediction of the existence of mesons on the basis of theoretical work on nuclear forces
8 Clues: discovery of nuetron • for his work on the scattering of light • for the discovery of new productive forms of atomic theory • for his discoveries and research in the field of X-ray spectroscopy • for his prediction of the existence of mesons on the basis of theoretical work on nuclear forces • ...
Invention Convention 2014-07-23
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- Slicer What did Otto Frederick Rowedder invented?
- Rogers Started world’s largest radio station
- Hewitt Famous for radio hockey show and then for TV show Hockey Night in Canada
- Thompson First to receive medical treatment
- Helps to travel long distances
- Invented snowmobile
- Marconi Who invented the radio?
- line Made cars cheaper
- A Linberg Gathered hearts and interest of north Americans
- communication What did telephone help to do?
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- Helped to deliver information to fellow Canadians
- Ford Who invented automobile?
- farther What did cars allow Canadians to do?
- Made to bring Canadians closer and unite countries
- Countered cold climates
- Aids long distance communication
- T Cost $395 dollars in 1920s
- Bell Who invented the telephone?
- Fredrick Banting Discovered treatment for diabetes from test on dogs
- Discovery aved many lives in treatment of diabetes
20 Clues: Invented snowmobile • line Made cars cheaper • Countered cold climates • T Cost $395 dollars in 1920s • Ford Who invented automobile? • Helps to travel long distances • Marconi Who invented the radio? • Aids long distance communication • Bell Who invented the telephone? • Thompson First to receive medical treatment • Rogers Started world’s largest radio station • ...
Industrial Revolution/Westward Expansion Vocabulary 2023-04-18
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- Texan defeat during their war for independence that served as inspiration
- Invention that enabled mass production of identical components
- Invention that enabled faster water transportation
- 1862 law that gave free land to westward settlers
- Invention that greatly increased free time for women
- Conflict that gave U.S. ownership of the West
- Invention that greatly sped up the production of cloth
- Waterway that connected the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean
- A new product that enhances the ability to complete a task
- Invention that maximized efficiency of cotton processing
- Production method where all steps occur in the same location
- Inventor of the sewing machine
- Belief that the U.S. had a right to expand from coast to coast
- 1849 event that quickly populated California
- Peace agreement that ended the Mexican-American War
- Agreement between U.S. and Britain whereby they split ownership of the Pacific Northwest
- POTUS who acquired most of the West in the name of Manifest Destiny
- Christian sect that helped settle the west, primarily modern Utah
- Inventor of the steamboat
- Invention that enabled the settlement of the Great Plains
- River that serves as the boundary between the U.S. and Mexico
- Major agreement that postponed the Civil War for 10 years
- Artificial waterway that connects two bodies of water
- 1853 land acquisition in southern AZ that completed the lower 48 states
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- Invention that greatly strengthened the threads and fabrics produced by a spinning jenny
- Inventor of the steam engine
- Improvement upon an existing product, idea, or method
- Inventor of the telegraph and the code by which it communicates
- 1869 transportation route that connected East and West
- Invention that enabled faster land transportation
- Inventor of the steel plow
- Inventor of the cotton gin and interchangeable parts
- Massive $15M land acquisition for the U.S. resulting from the Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo
- The basis for nearly all mechanized labor during the Industrial Revolution
- Man who brought the Industrial Revolution to America
- Invention that allowed for faster, long-distance communication
- Texan victory over Mexico that secured their independence
- Inventor of the spinning jenny
- Major economic shift away from agrarianism towards manufacturing
- Early transportation route that connected Maryland to Illinois
- Assuming ownership of a territory
- Ran a factory system that employed young, unmarried girls
- Inventor of the water frame power loom
- The rights to an invention and its profits
- Northwestern destination for many westward pioneers
- Westward route by which pioneers traveled to the Pacific Northwest
- Language of dots and dashes used by the telegraph for communication
47 Clues: Inventor of the steamboat • Inventor of the steel plow • Inventor of the steam engine • Inventor of the spinning jenny • Inventor of the sewing machine • Assuming ownership of a territory • Inventor of the water frame power loom • The rights to an invention and its profits • 1849 event that quickly populated California • Conflict that gave U.S. ownership of the West • ...
Industrial Rev./Westward Exp. Vocabulary 2024-03-14
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- Texan victory over Mexico that secured their independence
- Ran a factory system that employed young, unmarried girls
- Artificial waterway that connects two bodies of water
- Invention that allowed for faster, long-distance communication
- Invention that enabled mass production of identical components
- Northwestern destination for many westward pioneers
- Invention that greatly strengthened the threads and fabrics produced by a spinning jenny
- Man who brought the Industrial Revolution to America
- Assuming ownership of a territory
- Westward route by which pioneers traveled to the Pacific Northwest
- The basis for nearly all mechanized labor during the Industrial Revolution
- A new product that enhances the ability to complete a task
- Invention that enabled faster land transportation
- Inventor of the steam engine
- Waterway that connected the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean
- Inventor of the spinning jenny
- 1853 land acquisition in southern AZ that completed the lower 48 states
- Christian sect that helped settle the west, primarily modern Utah
- Inventor of the sewing machine
- Invention that maximized efficiency of cotton processing
- The rights to an invention and its profits
- Inventor of the cotton gin and interchangeable parts
- River that serves as the boundary between the U.S. and Mexico
- Invention that enabled faster water transportation
- Belief that the U.S. had a right to expand from coast to coast
- Language of dots and dashes used by the telegraph for communication
- Inventor of the steamboat
- POTUS who acquired most of the West in the name of Manifest Destiny
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- Invention that greatly increased free time for women
- Production method where all steps occur in the same location
- Early transportation route that connected Maryland to Illinois
- Peace agreement that ended the Mexican-American War
- 1869 transportation route that connected East and West
- Inventor of the telegraph and the code by which it communicates
- Texan defeat during their war for independence that served as inspiration
- Major agreement that postponed the Civil War for 10 years
- Invention that greatly sped up the production of cloth
- Massive $15M land acquisition for the U.S. resulting from the Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo
- Improvement upon an existing product, idea, or method
- Inventor of the steel plow
- Agreement between U.S. and Britain whereby they split ownership of the Pacific Northwest
- Inventor of the water frame power loom
- 1849 event that quickly populated California
- Major economic shift away from agrarianism towards manufacturing
- Conflict that gave U.S. ownership of the West
- 1862 law that gave free land to westward settlers
- Invention that enabled the settlement of the Great Plains
47 Clues: Inventor of the steamboat • Inventor of the steel plow • Inventor of the steam engine • Inventor of the spinning jenny • Inventor of the sewing machine • Assuming ownership of a territory • Inventor of the water frame power loom • The rights to an invention and its profits • 1849 event that quickly populated California • Conflict that gave U.S. ownership of the West • ...
FAMOUS INVENTIONS 2024-10-18
Across
- Global network connecting computers worldwide
- Invention that stores electrical energy (Volta)
- Imaging technology that looks inside the body (Röntgen)
- Early device for sending coded messages over wires
- First powered flight invention (Wright brothers)
- Communication system using dots and dashes (Morse)
- Invention that revolutionized book production (Gutenberg)
- Power source discovered and harnessed (Tesla)
- The first motor-powered vehicle (Benz)
- Navigation tool that always points north
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- Instrument that magnifies tiny objects (Leeuwenhoek)
- Powered early trains and ships (Watt)
- Appliance that preserves food by cooling
- Device that revolutionized voice communication (Bell)
- Wireless communication breakthrough (Marconi)
- Invention that brightened the night (Edison)
- Early sound recording device (Edison)
- Device for broadcasting moving pictures (Farnsworth)
- Life-saving antibiotic discovered by accident (Fleming)
- Device that captures images (Daguerre)
20 Clues: Powered early trains and ships (Watt) • Early sound recording device (Edison) • Device that captures images (Daguerre) • The first motor-powered vehicle (Benz) • Appliance that preserves food by cooling • Navigation tool that always points north • Invention that brightened the night (Edison) • Global network connecting computers worldwide • ...
industrial reveloution 2021-09-24
Across
- spins yarn
- inventor
- an invention used to convert power
- makes steel
- used to sew fabric
- manufactures iron
- somthing that uses for water
- inventor of the lightbulb
- very important invention
- somthing used to make thread
- a important invention
- powered by water wheel
- something used to make clothes
- inventor
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- also used to spin cotton
- an invention that people use
- inventor of the steam engine
- another important invention
- a invention used to contact people
- a invention that can be replaced
20 Clues: inventor • inventor • spins yarn • makes steel • manufactures iron • used to sew fabric • a important invention • powered by water wheel • also used to spin cotton • very important invention • inventor of the lightbulb • another important invention • an invention that people use • inventor of the steam engine • somthing that uses for water • somthing used to make thread • ...
Industrial Revolution/Westward Expansion Vocabulary 2023-04-19
Across
- Texan defeat during their war for independence that served as inspiration
- Invention that enabled mass production of identical components
- Invention that enabled faster water transportation
- 1862 law that gave free land to westward settlers
- Invention that greatly increased free time for women
- Conflict that gave U.S. ownership of the West
- Invention that greatly sped up the production of cloth
- Waterway that connected the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean
- A new product that enhances the ability to complete a task
- Invention that maximized efficiency of cotton processing
- Production method where all steps occur in the same location
- Inventor of the sewing machine
- Belief that the U.S. had a right to expand from coast to coast
- 1849 event that quickly populated California
- Peace agreement that ended the Mexican-American War
- Agreement between U.S. and Britain whereby they split ownership of the Pacific Northwest
- POTUS who acquired most of the West in the name of Manifest Destiny
- Christian sect that helped settle the west, primarily modern Utah
- Inventor of the steamboat
- Invention that enabled the settlement of the Great Plains
- River that serves as the boundary between the U.S. and Mexico
- Major agreement that postponed the Civil War for 10 years
- Artificial waterway that connects two bodies of water
- 1853 land acquisition in southern AZ that completed the lower 48 states
Down
- Invention that greatly strengthened the threads and fabrics produced by a spinning jenny
- Inventor of the steam engine
- Improvement upon an existing product, idea, or method
- Inventor of the telegraph and the code by which it communicates
- 1869 transportation route that connected East and West
- Invention that enabled faster land transportation
- Inventor of the steel plow
- Inventor of the cotton gin and interchangeable parts
- Massive $15M land acquisition for the U.S. resulting from the Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo
- The basis for nearly all mechanized labor during the Industrial Revolution
- Man who brought the Industrial Revolution to America
- Invention that allowed for faster, long-distance communication
- Texan victory over Mexico that secured their independence
- Inventor of the spinning jenny
- Major economic shift away from agrarianism towards manufacturing
- Early transportation route that connected Maryland to Illinois
- Assuming ownership of a territory
- Ran a factory system that employed young, unmarried girls
- Inventor of the water frame power loom
- The rights to an invention and its profits
- Northwestern destination for many westward pioneers
- Westward route by which pioneers traveled to the Pacific Northwest
- Language of dots and dashes used by the telegraph for communication
47 Clues: Inventor of the steamboat • Inventor of the steel plow • Inventor of the steam engine • Inventor of the spinning jenny • Inventor of the sewing machine • Assuming ownership of a territory • Inventor of the water frame power loom • The rights to an invention and its profits • 1849 event that quickly populated California • Conflict that gave U.S. ownership of the West • ...
Invention Convention 2014-07-23
Across
- Fredrick Banting : discovered treatment for diabetes from test on dogs
- Rogers : started world’s largest radio station
- : countered cold climates
- A Linberg : gathered hearts and interest of north Americans
- : Saved many lives in diabetes treatment
- : made to bring Canadians closer and unite countries
- Graham Bell : who invented the telephone?
- long distances : What did cars allow Canadians to do?
- T : Cost 395 dollars in 1920s
- Ford : Who invented automobile?
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- Marconi : Who invented the radio?
- : Helps to travel long distances
- : Helped to deliver information to fellow Canadians
- : Aids long distance communication
- Bombardier : Invented snowmobile
- Hewitt : Famous for radio hockey show and then for TV show Hockey Night in Canada
- Thompson : First to receive medical treatment
- line : Made cars cheaper
- long-distances : What did telephone help to do?
- Slicer : What did Otto Frederick Rowedder invented?
20 Clues: line : Made cars cheaper • : countered cold climates • T : Cost 395 dollars in 1920s • Ford : Who invented automobile? • : Helps to travel long distances • Bombardier : Invented snowmobile • Marconi : Who invented the radio? • : Aids long distance communication • : Saved many lives in diabetes treatment • Graham Bell : who invented the telephone? • ...
Black Inventors 2021-05-10
Across
- Railroad (Underground Railroad and a literal railroad)
- Who invented the addition for the ironing board
- Charles B Brooks invented this street big broom
- What was Katherine Johnson's world-changing job for NASA's spacecraft?
- What did Thomas L. Jennings invent and receive the patent?
- he got soaked for his invention
- genius; graduated the high school at 14, 2 degrees at 18
- His invention is delicious; turns into something which is almost his last name
- artificial heart pacemaker & resistor for electrical devices
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- With his invention, you can travel up and down for miles.
- the lawsuit was a big win
- 1 selling toy in the US
- The initials of his invention are the same as the initials of his name
- lubricating cup
- What does the middle name of Thomas L. Jennings stand for?
- Who can be derived from the Tom & Jerry animation?
- Light bulb improvement
- Frederick McKinley Jones' invention is worldwide contribution
18 Clues: lubricating cup • Light bulb improvement • 1 selling toy in the US • the lawsuit was a big win • he got soaked for his invention • Who invented the addition for the ironing board • Charles B Brooks invented this street big broom • Who can be derived from the Tom & Jerry animation? • Railroad (Underground Railroad and a literal railroad) • ...
November12 2014-11-12
Across
- discovery-scientific methodology which emphasizes analysis of large volumes of experimental data with the goal of finding new patterns or correlation
- invention-Another meaning of invention is cultural invention, which is an innovative set of useful social behaviors adopted by people and passed on to others.
- action or process of innovating.
- Revolution-The Industrial Revolution was the transition to new manufacturing processes in the period from about 1760 to sometime between 1820 and 1840.
- process of finding solutions to difficult or complex issues
- Invention-New scientific or technical idea, and the means of its embodiment or accomplishment.
- process-The invention process is a process within an overall engineering and product development process
- matter or situation regarded as unwelcome or harmful and needing to be dealt with and overcome.
- thinking-A way of looking at problems or situations from a fresh perspective that suggests unorthodox solutions
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- call to take part in a contest or competition, especially a duel.
- action or process of adapting or being adapted
- the action or process of discovering or being discovered.
- byproduct or incidental result of a larger project.
- invention-A related concept is that of social leisure
- action of inventing something, typically a process or device
- government authority or license conferring a right or title for a set period
16 Clues: action or process of innovating. • action or process of adapting or being adapted • byproduct or incidental result of a larger project. • invention-A related concept is that of social leisure • the action or process of discovering or being discovered. • process of finding solutions to difficult or complex issues • ...
November12 2014-11-12
Across
- discovery-scientific methodology which emphasizes analysis of large volumes of experimental data with the goal of finding new patterns or correlation
- invention-Another meaning of invention is cultural invention, which is an innovative set of useful social behaviors adopted by people and passed on to others.
- action or process of innovating.
- Revolution-The Industrial Revolution was the transition to new manufacturing processes in the period from about 1760 to sometime between 1820 and 1840.
- process of finding solutions to difficult or complex issues
- Invention-New scientific or technical idea, and the means of its embodiment or accomplishment.
- process-The invention process is a process within an overall engineering and product development process
- matter or situation regarded as unwelcome or harmful and needing to be dealt with and overcome.
- thinking-A way of looking at problems or situations from a fresh perspective that suggests unorthodox solutions
Down
- call to take part in a contest or competition, especially a duel.
- action or process of adapting or being adapted
- the action or process of discovering or being discovered.
- byproduct or incidental result of a larger project.
- invention-A related concept is that of social leisure
- action of inventing something, typically a process or device
- government authority or license conferring a right or title for a set period
16 Clues: action or process of innovating. • action or process of adapting or being adapted • byproduct or incidental result of a larger project. • invention-A related concept is that of social leisure • the action or process of discovering or being discovered. • process of finding solutions to difficult or complex issues • ...
Chapter 14 Crossword 2022-03-02
Across
- Trade _______ agroup of workers with the same trade, or skill
- a work stoppage
- a new development or invention
- Eli Whitney's invention
- the amount a worker can produce in a given time
- The steel tipped plow was invented by John ______
- ship with sleek hulls and tall sails
- to change significantly
- farmer who owns a small farm
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- group of people who live in the same area
- Elias Howe's invention
- an extreme shortage of food
- an unfair opinion not based on facts
- person opposed to immigration
- Peter Cooper designed and built the first American steam-powered locomotive
- Samuel Morse's invention
- to prepare
- The Erie ______ opened in 1825
- ______ code
- permitted by law
20 Clues: to prepare • ______ code • a work stoppage • permitted by law • Elias Howe's invention • Eli Whitney's invention • to change significantly • Samuel Morse's invention • an extreme shortage of food • farmer who owns a small farm • person opposed to immigration • a new development or invention • The Erie ______ opened in 1825 • an unfair opinion not based on facts • ...