discoveries and inventions Crossword Puzzles

12 Clues: What was his nickname? • What career did he have? • Where did Eastman grow up? • One of Eastman's inventions • ___ film (Eastman invention) • What did George Eastman start? • What school did Eastman start? • What year did George Eastman die? • What year was George Eastman born? • Where did Eastman eventually move to? • How old was George when his father died? • ...

15 Clues: other Mesopotamian river • one of Mesopotamia's rivers • What were Ancient Egypt Rulers called • what language was spoken in Ancient India • what is a famous building in Ancient Rome • What is one of the main foods Ancient Indians ate • what was one civilizations that was in Mesopotamia • How many Ancient Greece Gods and Goddesses are there • ...

15 Clues: other Mesopotamian river • one of Mesopotamia's rivers • What were Ancient Egypt Rulers called • what language was spoken in Ancient India • what is a famous building in Ancient Rome • What is one of the main foods Ancient Indians ate • what was one civilizations that was in Mesopotamia • How many Ancient Greece Gods and Goddesses are there • ...

18 Clues: A large farming estate • A coastal town in south-easten Kenya • Exclusive control of a business or industry • The first permanent European settlement in Africa • An Italian navigator who sailed for Spain was ___. • A person who wants to convert others to a religion • Support for Portuguese exploration was led by ____. • ...

16 Clues: Low amount of water • Much more than needed • an area of rich farmland • also called the Neolithic Era • workers who did things by hand • also called the Paleolithic Era • The taming of animals for human use • people who descended from an ancestor • People who made hand-written documents • Going somewhere for environmental issues • ...

13 Clues: Edison - A visionary inventor who revolutionized communication and transportation • Jordan - A legendary basketball player who inspired millions and shattered records • Turing - A pioneering computer scientist who laid the foundation for the digital age • Einstein - A renowned physicist who revolutionized our understanding of the universe • ...

18 Clues: the ability to hear • use of scientific discoveries • a device which you can listen to music • the instructions that control what a computer does • made by people, often as a copy of something natural • the large system of connected computers around the world • relating to computers or something that is done by computers • ...

10 Clues: The Navigator • Study of the sea • An African luxury item • A country owned by another • A period marked by inventions • A rival for Far East sea route • An invention that facilitated map-making • Established by Portuguese to facilitate trade • Transport of captured humans across the Atlantic • First Iberian country to reach African west coast

10 Clues: discovered gravity • found rings on Saturn • the creator of magnesium • creator of algebraic formulas • creator of the scientific method • the ruler of the catholic church • the person how discovered meteors • theory that the sun is in the center • one of Galileo's most important inventions • the first person to say the world is not stationary

11 Clues: the right to vote • believed that slavery was wrong • Discovered in California in 1848 • A machine to harvest grain faster • A machine to travel faster on land • A machine to travel faster on water • Country the USA bought Louisiana from • A machine to remove cotton seeds faster • The most famous of the wagon trails west • The first person to think of or make something • ...

13 Clues: Investment in armed forces; a key indicator of hard power. • Legal rights protecting inventions, designs and artistic works. • Influence through culture, values and diplomacy rather than force. • Study of the effects of geography on international relations and power. • Group of leading industrial nations that coordinate global economic policy. • ...

9 Clues: A device that broadcasts music, news, and other content, enjoyed by many people. • A device used to communicate with others over long distances, invented by Alexander Graham Bell. • An optical instrument that magnifies distant objects, allowing astronomers to study celestial bodies. • ...

9 Clues: high technology • a computer generated simulation • a small electronic device or tool • the action of inventing something • technology that operates with robots • a three-dimensional image produced by laser beams • a computer network where files and programs can be stored • computers able to perform task requiring human intelligence • ...

9 Clues: Good for the environment • Introducing fresh ideas or methods • One of a kind; unlike anything else • Using the latest advanced technology • Mysteriously interesting or fascinating • Useful and effective in real situations • Wildly unusual or mentally unpredictable • Quick-witted or smart in a surprising way • Completely new and not copied from anything

7 Clues: ___ usually tells a love story. • ___ films make us feel afraid and frightened. • ___ is a movie with animations like Mickey Mouse. • A ___ is a movie which is funny and it can make us laugh. • A ___ wants to show the audience some aspects of real life. • An ___ film is a movie with a lot of fighting and it can be violent. • ...

7 Clues: The basic unit of any living organism. • A eukaryotic unicellular fungi used in beer and bread. • A stable bond between two atoms using shared electrons. • A fertilised egg. The diploid cell produced by fusion of a male and female gamete. • Deoxyribonucleic acid. The double stranded polynucleotide that holds genetic information. • ...

20 Clues: C12, COCl2, or C4H8Cl2S • The British “Hypo helmet” • The first was the HMS Furious • Often destroyed by ground fire • Used to detect underwater vehicles • Heavily armored and weaponized vehicle • Aided soldiers in continuing fire at night • Had a cyclic rate of 450 rounds per minute • Billed as the “Sanitary Cold Cream Remover” • ...

21 Clues: Invented the power loom • Invented the Cotton Gin in 1793 • The Bessemer Process created this • Invented the Newcomen Steam Engine • Inventor of first steel locomotive • Refusing to work due to unfair work • Invented the Spinning Jenny in 1764 • Lower class working in bad conditions • Invented by George Stephenson in 1814 • Known for inventing the spinning jenny • ...

23 Clues: not heavy • looks good • very creative • a small device • able to carry it • to check on people • easy to find or use • ability of a device • to take the place of • cheap; you can buy it • useful in everyday life • good for the environment • very important, necessary • can be created sustainably • to put money into something • to create something brand new • programmed to work independently • ...

32 Clues: Silk is woven from something made by the silk worm. The... • This British inventor reinvented the seed drill around 1700. • You know him. He is the most famous traveler on the Silk Road. Marco! • He says you should you treat yourself, your family and others with _______. • The wheelbarrow it was used carry supplies to ____ or to carry away the wounded. • ...

14 Clues: who does physical work • come into existence; develop. • strong metal alloy made from copper • servant- a person who works for a government • system of government based on landowners and tenants • a Chinese philosophy that emphasizes proper behavior • use of tools and other inventions for practical purposes • ...

10 Clues: form of energy used the most • the crash of this led to a global depression • political and economic theory that exploited working class • revolution that ignited the development of technology in Britain • war between Chiense and Britain that went against the Qing Dynasty • "the reforms had changed the Empire, but it had failed to modernize the realm" • ...

15 Clues: The city where the Eiffel Tower stands tall • The inventor whose famous equation is E=mc^2 • The inventor who developed the first practical telephone • The scientist whose laws of motion revolutionized physics • The city that hosted the first modern Olympic Games in 1896 • The ancient city that was home to the Library of Alexandria • ...

13 Clues: What he founded in 1731 • What he retired from in 1748 • The city where he died in 1790 • The city where he was born in 1706 • From 1729, owner and publisher of The...Gazette • What he began at the age of 12, with brother James • In 1757, he went to ... as a colonial representative • In 1778, he negotiated the Treaty of Alliance with... • ...

12 Clues: What he founded in 1731 • What he retired from in 1748 • The city where he was born in 1706 • From 1729, owner and publisher of The...Gazette • What he began at the age of 12, with brother James • In 1757, he went to ... as a colonial representative • In 1778, he negotiated the Treaty of Alliance with... • ...

8 Clues: What did Darwin study? • What was Charles Darwin? • Where is Charles Darwin from? • What theory did Darwin create? • Where is genetic information stored? • How did Darwin travel to the Galápagos Islands? • Where did Darwin make his most famous discoveries? • What is the name for the process by which species change over time?

7 Clues: Plants stuck on a dog's fur. • This was created watching pigeons. • Soft robots were created using this animal. • This was used to make self-cleaning materials. • The use of nature to copy and make inventions. • The bullet train was created using this animal. • They used the way whales swim for this invention to fly.

13 Clues: Lands controlled by another country. • The exchange of goods and services between countries. • A ship powered by steam engines, allowing faster travel. • A group of countries or regions controlled by one ruling nation. • A person who spreads religion, often Christianity, to new lands. • Settling among and taking control of the indigenous people of an area. • ...

14 Clues: organized officials who run the government • regions, people. and economies are connected • prices increase, the same amount of money buys less • not religious, having to do with non religious ideas • Spanish explorers who conquered the Aztecs and Incas • economic system where people own businesses not the government • ...

10 Clues: He also researched … • Faraday’s early works were based on … • Was Born Sept 22, 1791 in Newington Butts in … • He studied chlorine as well as new chlorides of ... • Electromagnetism and … were the main focuses of Faraday. • Faraday’s apprenticeship ended in 1812 and he took a job as a … • ...

10 Clues: The first design for an invention • The image that your invention will have • to share your results with the community • The question that you are trying to solve • A person who creates and designs inventions • The answer to the problem you are trying to solve. • To think of ideas that will work for your invention • ...

10 Clues: Indian empire during the golden age of India • Trade route that connected china to the Mediterranean • Religion founded in India that spread along the Silk Road • Empire that used the caste system as part of its social structure • System used in China to hire officials based on ability, not family • ...

10 Clues: Desing structures that serve has housingn for people • They are important to make movies, novels, series, etc • Make decisions responsably and the control of companies • Beautiful body,steady walk,sometimes nervous but always dazzling • Makes movements and creates choreographies to the rhythm of a song • ...

10 Clues: patient data and health information • obtained after a prescribed two year course of study. • the fastest way to document the completion of a program of study • provide a welcoming and safe environment for patients and the public • testing and examining patients to help diagnose their illness or injury • ...

10 Clues: This answer lies within my small sketchbook • The subject I dread most, since calculators aren't my thing • My dog's name comes from a famous Dallas Cowboy player, Tony ____ • The book series I'm reading now, abbreviation for Game of Thrones • My favorite color, some call it blue but others would call it green • ...

18 Clues: the ability to hear • use of scientific discoveries • a device which you can listen to music • the instructions that control what a computer does • made by people, often as a copy of something natural • the large system of connected computers around the world • using or relating to digital signals and computer technology • ...

5 Clues: New activists in society • Made small farms profitable. • connecting the nations societies. • allowed for boats to travel upstream. • Inventions and categories of factory's.

12 Clues: one that creates or produces • a person who looks on or watches • an electrical device that makes a buzzing • a person who explores a new or unfamiliar area. • a person who portrays a character in a production • a tool or device used to measure length and draw straight lines. • produce breads, pastries, and other baked goods sold by grocers, • ...

30 Clues: fort • Reject • withdraw • cite area • countryside • Work stoppage • Religious sub-group • Constantly migrating • Abandoned mining town • development of industry • Inventor of the Cotton Gin • Obvious and undeniable fate • Crowded unsanitary apartments • Use of machinery to make a product • Eli Whitney's most famous invention • National Trades Union was the 1st... • ...

20 Clues: electronic machine • A group of islands • a place or position • Single drops of rain • Prevention of things • to develop or improve something • When water of a place overflows • Gradual destruction of something • Sever storm caused by snow and winds • Giant blocks of ice located in the ocean • Indicates posible danger or problem that can be prevent • ...

20 Clues: a craftsperson • a person who writes • to bring something new into being • a symbol that stands for an object • the way a civilization is organized • writing that uses wedge-shaped characters • a person who makes money by selling goods • an interconnected system of channels or lines • someone who is trained in a particular career • ...

19 Clues: at the beginning • relating to cities • the growth of cities • means overlaid with gold • New inventions came after • the telephone was invented by • what claimed the most lives was • used to be called "flying machines" • a business that is owned by many investors • relating to the country, as opposed to the city • when the use of assembly lines and factories are used • ...

20 Clues: Skilled workers and traders • Invader who introduced chariots • The southern part of the country • A person's life force or spiritual double • The first woman to rule as pharaoh of Egypt • A process of drying out the body to prevent rotting • Reigned as the first ruler to unite Upper and Lower Egypt • Were highly respected for their ability to read and write • ...

20 Clues: Great Mosque in Iraq • The holy book of Islam • The leader of Muslim communities • Often called the father of algebra. • The Islamic community led by a caliph. • An significant philosopher and scientist. • A very prominent philosopher and physician. • Made discoveries in medicine and chemistry. • The art of handwriting, highly valued by Muslims. • ...

13 Clues: It helps to guide you. • He invented the babyfoot. • He invented the rechargeable battery. • It helps to see but it is not glasses. • It is a disc on which a film or music is recorded. • It was invented in 1922 in a university in Toronto. • It is a small object for storing digital information. • A space capsule or vehicle put into orbit by such device. • ...

13 Clues: It helps to guide you. • He invented the babyfoot. • He invented the rechargeable battery. • It helps to see but it is not glasses. • It is a disc on which a film or music is recorded. • It was invented in 1922 in a university in Toronto. • It is a small object for storing digital information. • A space capsule or vehicle put into orbit by such device. • ...

10 Clues: used to see starts up close • developed a new scale for the thermometer • theory the sun is the center of the universe • listatorricelli inventor of the mercury barometer • newton Englishman that could do it all, Calculus, gravity • Copernicus theorizes sun is in the center of the universe • law volume, temperature, and pressure of a gas are related • ...

13 Clues: David vs...? • "Renaissance" means? • Where Michelangelo born. • One of Leonardo's inventions. • The biggest calves at MacNeill. • Contrast between light & shadow • Leonardo da Vinci's birth month? • Rule used to create 3D illustrations. • Where Michelangelo moved at the age of 6. • The best 6ft tall soccer player of all time. • ...

11 Clues: developing a brand new idea • Britain's most important transport route • land was divided into individual farms and fenced • a large piece of land that local people could use • a method of transport which made travelling easier • the first industrial revolution occurred in this country • used in the production of products e.g. coal, water, wood • ...

15 Clues: to get or be given something • facts about a situation, person, event, etc • a situation in which two people are friends • below the surface of the earth; below ground • unusual and unexpected, or difficult to understand • having bright colours or a lot of different colours • cry or say something loudly and usually on a high note • ...

20 Clues: They both ate _______. • They both ate _______. • They both made lots of ___. • The Greeks and Romans made _____. • They both used ____ to create buildings. • The Romans and Greeks ate many __________. • The Greeks and Romans both drank lots ____. • The Greeks and Romans made great __________. • They both offered ________ to these gods and goddesses. • ...

10 Clues: one of his inventions • Galileo was a Italian _____ • He found that _____ ha phases • Galileo made a _____ telescope • He found that_______ has rings • he found that the moon has _____ • what country was Galileo born in • Galileo is the father of modern _____ • jupiter has ____ larger moons then the rest • he found out that the earth orbits the ______

11 Clues: to supply water • no longer exists • able to soak up liquid • cleverness in inventing • an inventions first model • very dry due to lack of rain • water lying far below the surface • to change from a liquid into a gas • a unit of of metric area measurement • changing of a gas into its liquid form • to send & sell something to other countries

25 Clues: any smell or odor • something very hot • released air or gas from • moves unsteadily; staggers • evil, or suggestive of evil • the natural 3-beat gait of a horse • hair growing on someone'e upper lip • semiformal evening clothing for men • to let loose from control or restraint • to delay or pause, typically for a moment • not readily ruled, disciplined, or managed • ...

8 Clues: Iconic Swedish automobile brand known for its safety features and sleek design. • Iconic Japanese gaming company known for its innovative arcade games and consoles. • Iconic Italian fashion brand known for its luxury clothing, accessories, and fragrances. • Iconic American footwear brand known for its innovative designs and marketing campaigns. • ...

8 Clues: Airplane • Telephone • Lightbulb • Television • Penicillin • Automobile • Refrigerator • Theory of Relativity

8 Clues: First Sumerian leader(6) • Was said to gave ruled 36 000 years(8) • What is the Mesopotamian form of writing(9) • The board game Sumer made(3)-(5)-(4)-(2)-(2) • Mesopotamian number system was called this(11) • Who's reign led to the decline of the Akkadian empire(4) • Raised to god like status and the star of the poem Epic of _________________(9) • ...

9 Clues: mta was introduced by • stepwise caries excavation is given by • formocresol pulpotomy was introduced by • gluteraldehyde pulpotomy was introduced by • Lentulospiral obturating technique was given by • Tuberculin syringe obturation technique was described by • Bi-directional spiral obturation technique was introduced by • ...

6 Clues: Professor at University of Arizona • usually is what Archaeologists major in • discovered the skull of an early hominin • was one of Mary Leakey's biggest discoveries • Worked alongside Louis (her husband) for the next 30 years • excavate physical remains of past cultures to understand and reconstruct them

7 Clues: One of ancient china's many inventions. • A religion that teaches people intergity • A religion that focuses on living in harmony • The dynasty that lasted throughout 221 - 206 BCE. • Typically meant for men and is based on the 5 Classics. • A person more commonly known as Confucius born in 551 BCE. • ...

7 Clues: Boss • Creator of inventions • Something that indicates • A person who adjudicates • A person that conspiracies • Keeper of museum or gallery • A person that provides materials or labour

7 Clues: Boss • Creator of inventions • A person who adjudicates • Something that indicates • A person that conspiracies • Keeper of museum or gallery • A person that provides materials or labour

9 Clues: To produce young animals. • To fall or to allow something to fall. • The young of an animal, or a person's children. • To (make something) become larger in amount or size. • Physical or mental activity needed to achieve something. • People or things go somewhere where they cannot be seen or found. • ...

13 Clues: a great misfortune or disaster • taking place or located in the open air • from the Biblical Garden meaning “delight.” • a ghostly double or counterpart of a living person • an aptitude for making desirable discoveries by accident • a distinct period of history with a unique characteristic. • goat's horn filled with grain and flowers and fruit symbolizing prosperity • ...

9 Clues: He _____ in Florence. • Leonardo was also a ___ • Leonardo was born in ___ • Leonardo's father was a ___ • Leonardo's mother was a ___ • Leonardo was a very ___ person. • Leonardo had a lot of ideas about ___. • His most ___ painting was the Mona Lisa. • He was ___ because he was interested in so many things!

15 Clues: a term that describes a king or queen • the first Europeans to set foot in North America • a series of religious wars during the Middle Ages • a monotheistic faith based on the teachings of Muhammed • a famous scientist who discovered the laws of gravity and motion • an artist revival in Europe. the word literally means "re-birth" • ...

7 Clues: half god half human • the drink of the gods • the author of the book • the son of Poseidon/Neptune • a war that was started by stealing possessions from gods. • the prophecy about the defeat of Gaea and closing the doors of death • the reason why all of Cabin Nine's inventions started to malfunction

11 Clues: How does Lisa call a smartphone? • What does Homer write on the board? • action or process of finding out something • How were the voting machines, according to Homer? • Through what do the Simpsons escape the angry mob? • What was revealed in 2013? The NSA _______ program • Homer and Marge _____ Sweden in the winter olympics. • ...

20 Clues: - John McAdam • Invented by John Kay • Invented by James Watt • Invented by Jethro Tull • Invented by Eli Whitney • Invented by Robert Fulton • Invented by Thomas Edison • Invented by Henry Bessemer • Invented by Lord Townshend • Invented by William Perkin • Invented by Robert Bakewell • Invented by Samuel Crompton • Invented by Michael Faraday • Invented by Sir Humphry Davy • ...

20 Clues: Brave person who puts out fires and saves people. • Uses a computer to create software and make it work. • Cooks yummy food in a kitchen and makes tasty recipes. • Flies airplanes and makes sure passengers travel safely. • Helps students learn new things and gives them homework. • Takes care of your teeth and helps you keep a healthy smile. • ...

14 Clues: A solution or treatment that eliminates a disease or ailment. • Medical care provided to improve a person's health and well-being. • The basic building block of living organisms where genes are found. • An abnormal condition that impairs normal bodily functions and health. • A substance or procedure used to diagnose, treat, or prevent diseases. • ...

30 Clues: Global war 1914-1918 • Television broadcasting • Global war from 1939-1945 • A global network of computers • American civil rights activist • Inventions used to kill bacteria • British prime minister during WW2 • Indian leader against British rule • Terrorist attacks on the US in 2001 • 1929-1939 worldwide economic decline • First female prime minister of the UK • ...

20 Clues: A place where people buy and sell goods. • A strong, hot flavor often found in food. • Products used to keep skin healthy and clean. • A large, open grassland found in some regions. • A desert animal used for transportation and milk. • Dried seeds or plants used to add flavor to food. • A large home where kings, queens, or rulers live. • ...

20 Clues: Who created the pendulum clock? • Walt law did Robert Boyle create? • Who created the modern microscope? • Who became the Tsar of Russia in 1682? • What did David Bushnell invent in 1776? • Who created and published the 95 Theses? • The most accurate time keeper for over 300 years. • Who was the chemist who founded the Royal Society? • ...

10 Clues: Mount Rushmore ______four of the greatest US presidents. • Learning about humans and different cultures is ___________. • One example of _________is the study of Greek and Latin roots. • My ________ would not allow me to cheat, even though I might fail. • A student who works hard and takes pride in her work is a _______student. • ...

8 Clues: blends into the environment • the genetic makeup of an organism • The theory that organisms change over time • is a science that deals with the physical history of the earth • __ coloration shows a predator or prey they are unpleasant to eat • is a new species formed over many generations of favorable adaptations • ...

13 Clues: Mesopotamian writing • writing with pictures • One of the gods of Mesopotamia • First civilization in Mesopotamia • Crescent Area surrounding Mesopotamia • One of the things that Mesopotamians ate • King who ordered laws to be written down • One of the many inventions of Mesopotamia • Places where the Mesopotamians worshipped • ...

15 Clues: Allowed factories to move away from rivers. • First industry of the Industrial Revolution • Wrote in favor of a communist economic system • invented by Morse and allowed for instant communication • Writer who said government should stay out of the economy • Created the first lightbulb and many other electrical inventions • ...

12 Clues: He introduced the theory of relativity • He was the first man to set foot on the moon • These brothers were the pioneers of human flight • He led his country of India to freedom, peacefully • He suggested Earth wasn't the center of the Universe • She was the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic • ...

9 Clues: highly developed.​ • an idea or an opinion. • to say what will happen.​ • to want something to happen or be true.​ • imagining what things in the future will be like.​ • knowledge put into practical use to solve problems. • an association or relationship between two or more people or things.​ • a thing that has been made or designed by somebody for the first time.​​ • ...

10 Clues: The twenties was know for new • Clan that had over 4 million members. • Italian anarchists that were executed • Social changes led to ______ in the US • the sale of __________ _________ was banned • This decade was good at first then bad at the end • The Palmer raid of 1919 to 1920 were most closely related to the fear of? • ...

10 Clues: Non-renewable energy source • Energy generated using Sun's energy • Rainwater harvesting system in Rajasthan • The first ones to melt due to climate change • Used for advanced weather and climate predictions • One of the first inventions that used coal as a fuel • A clean energy source made by spinning wind turbines. • ...

15 Clues: working together as a team. • primary task is sanitaiton. • A large kitchen operation must be well __________. • Combines fresh ingredients in vacuum packed pouches. • teaches staff to do more than one job in the kitchen. • oversees a staff of cooks that prepare meals for large groups. • Modern inventions that help control labor costs in the kitchen. • ...

16 Clues: the Spanish word for "road runer" • the number of "Chaparral 2" cars created • measure of an engine's ability to do work • the shape of the curved surface of a wing • driver for Chaparral Cars during the 1960s • material for the body of all Chaparral cars • a force resisting motion of an object in air • use the flow of air to cool a car's engine fluids • ...

15 Clues: large animal • scientists who study fossils • a long period of dry, hot weather • a green area where plants can grow • scientists who interpret artifacts • the movement from one place to another • human made objects, such as stone tools • allowed humans to walk across continents • a scientist who studies the cultural development of humans • ...

18 Clues: Andrew Carnegie lived from ___________ • The state where the Great Sioux War took place • A multi millionaire who lived from 1856 to 1915 • One of the most powerful and influential Bankers • The state where the Pullman Company Town was located • An extremely outspoken member of the socialist party • ______________ followed his father into cigar making • ...

24 Clues: a state of not • embodied archive • a root of all evil • play with these not me • a way to glide or escape • form of middle management • a writing tool formed in water • everything must go, a constant • a large body with bodies in it • push back against colonized time • the whitest form of communication • a way to prepare for death in sweden • a state of being in an imperialist world • ...

27 Clues: - Opposite of panic • - Status returning soon • - How everyone describes him • - When he'll be back outside • - What keeps a man going past 80 • - A patch of land (tractor territory) • - The rare and magical great-grandkid • - What this whole operation really is • - What he'll do quickly and stubbornly • - Something you turn to adjust a machine • ...

23 Clues: invents the piano • invents telegraph • invents the diving bell • invents the tuning fork • develops analytic engine • invents carbonated water • improves the steam engine • uses coke to smelt iron ore • demonstrates steam locomotive • patents the fire extinguisher • invents the first steam engine • invents first tunneling shield • invents the Celsius thermometer • ...

20 Clues: to connect • cut, remove • opposite of late • reserve, keep, save • a carriage pulled by horses • to take something and bring it • to get something wanted or valued • More distant or advanced. additional • to make something for the first time • The length of a path between two points • helpful for doing or achieving something • in touch to maintain contact with friends • ...

31 Clues: Mop • Comb • guitar • Elevator • Dust Pan • LawnMower • Door Knob • The Blimp • sethoscope • Helicopter • Hair Brush • refrigerator • Fountain Pen • Bicycle Frame • Folding Chair • Ironing Board • Toliet System • Clothes Dryer • Cellular Phone • Street Sweeper • Traffic Signal • Heating Furnace • Letter(mail)Box • Air conditioner • Pencil Sharpener • Gas Stove(Range) • Fire Extinguisher • Show Making Machine • Fly Landing Platform • ...

22 Clues: a plant that lives indoors • you use it to wash your hair • so comfy, used to sleep on it • a brush you use in your mouth • specially useful when it's dark • appliance used to heat food fast • it wakes you up every day on time • without it you can not open a door • it keeps your hands and body clean • keeps the house warm in winter time • it keeps you cold on hot summer nights • ...

10 Clues: Christopher Sholes’s invention that changed office work. • A strong, flexible metal made by removing carbon from iron. • A lamp fuel made from oil or coal, used widely in the 1800s. • A term that includes inventions and new ways of doing things. • Location of the famous steel-structured bridge completed in 1883. • ...

8 Clues: buying and selling goods • from whom one is descended • person who hunts wild animals • someone who collects something • move from one region to another • place giving temporary protection • prehistoric period, tools of bronze • prehistoric period, weapons and tools of stone

11 Clues: when was his birthday • one of his inventions • he has this many siblings • he is on this dollar bill • he lived here for most of bhis life • when was he put on that dollar bill? • this was one of his (many) occupations • he became this for a short period of time • he was the oldest, and first to die of this group • ...

12 Clues: What he founded in 1731 • What he retired from in 1748 • The city where he was born in 1706 • From 1729, owner and publisher of The...Gazette • What he began at the age of 12, with brother James • In 1757, he went to ... as a colonial representative • In 1778, he negotiated the Treaty of Alliance with... • ...

18 Clues: a craftsperson • a person who writes • fine particles of rock • a symbol that stands for an object • a means of supplying land with water • writing that uses wedge-shaped characters • a person who makes money by selling goods • someone who is trained in a particular field • a way of life that offers much more than what is necessary • ...

14 Clues: A religious leader • Very good for farming and growing crops • Fair treatment of people according to the law • A writing tool used make marks on clay tablets. • The belief in and worship of many Gods or Goddesses • When a river overflows its banks and comes onto dry land. • Something that comes directly from nature that people can use • ...

7 Clues: James Clerk Maxwell died at what age? • What field of science did he work in? • What field of science is he well known in? • James Clerk Maxwell discovered the ______ field. • James Clerk Maxwell is considered the father of_______. • Who gave Maxwell credit for the origins of the general theory of relativity? • ...

6 Clues: Examining the world around us • Improvements made to inventions • A process of creating and planning • Changing resources into desired results • A group of interrelated parts that work together to produce a desired result • An exchange of the benefits and disadvantages of one solution for those of another