discoveries and inventions Crossword Puzzles
Vocab crossword puzzle 2013-03-17
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- He tried to cut small pieces of my Hot Pocket whenever I was not looking.
- So much people disagreed to veto the bill.
- Marilyn Monroe happens to be one of them.
- I am going to tell on you.
- Jim is only a five your old but he made crazy inventions for his age.
- Mr. Higgins just so happens to be closed minded.
- We will drive out anyone who reveals the club to the public.
- In the eyes of the Military, these pirates seemed more of a nuisance than a danger.
- We'll provide the services and you pay back in nine weeks.
- Someone broke in my parrot's cage.
- Jack is so clumsy.
- There is a gap in the wall.
- My little brother eats too much coconuts that is why he started to look round.
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- Sergio is coming home from United States to Croatia.
- Jill used to be an outstanding mix tape artist in the 90's but never got sponsored by any music companies.
- The rotten smell came out of the tree.
- We will continue this really hard project later on.
- The government is going to take over this property.
- Jack, you do not need to write more than two sentences in representing one idea.
- Jimmy, look left and right before you cross the street.
- Its weird that I can't read my own handwriting.
- My dog played dead this morning.
- Some of it fell from wrecking the building.
- I bet you will mess up the crossword puzzle.
- Cannon re loaders in the civil war were mostly generals.
- The child has really fat rosy cheeks.
- My friend burned his money through gambling in casinos, now he relies on donations.
- Calcium will strengthen your bones.
- The Plant had grown immensely just a week ago but now, not so much.
- My mom was irate when I arrived the house half a second late.
30 Clues: Jack is so clumsy. • I am going to tell on you. • There is a gap in the wall. • My dog played dead this morning. • Someone broke in my parrot's cage. • Calcium will strengthen your bones. • The child has really fat rosy cheeks. • The rotten smell came out of the tree. • Marilyn Monroe happens to be one of them. • So much people disagreed to veto the bill. • ...
AB1 Final Vocabulary Extavaganza 2024-12-12
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- We were running late for the train, but _____ we still managed to catch it
- It's clear from the failures of COP29 that we're ____ _____ when it comes to the climate (2)
- Our plans have changed so I'm calling the airline to ______ for another day. Hopefully it won't be too expensive.
- There's no time like the __________ to get things done.
- to steal goods from a place, typically in a time of war
- USB stick (2)
- an important component of getting rainwater off of your roof
- The _______ most popular singer in the world is Taylor Swift, but honestly, I don't understand the appeal.
- You're worried about the final exam coming up at the end of January, but ______ you will get a good grade.
- We call a germ a 'superbug' if it has built up ___ ____ (2) and therefore is more difficult to treat.
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- As a child, I liked to leave the house without socks. My parents often _____ me: they warned me angrily that I would catch a cold.
- a particular type of cyberattack that prevents you from accessing your device or data until you agree to pay a certain sum.
- Use a _____ to pour water from a large barrel into a smaller bottle.
- One rule about ______ is to keep the font large enough for people to read easily from far away.
- The particular window of time in which final evaluations are held during the academic year (2)
- The wheel ____ __ ___ __ (4) so many other inventions: cars but also pulleys and gears.
- Before pennicilin was invented, the _____ ____ was very high due to bacterial infection: infants in particular often died. (2)
- We saw a _____, a feature film that told the story of a real-life person, Lee Miller.
- Can you buy me some duty-free perfume? You have a long _______ in Amsterdam on your way to Copenhagen.
- At 84, Japan has the top ____ _____ in the world. May we all grow to be so old! (2)
20 Clues: USB stick (2) • There's no time like the __________ to get things done. • to steal goods from a place, typically in a time of war • an important component of getting rainwater off of your roof • Use a _____ to pour water from a large barrel into a smaller bottle. • We were running late for the train, but _____ we still managed to catch it • ...
Crossword Puzzle 2021-01-06
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- The unauthorized reproduction or use of a copyrighted book, recording, television program, patented invention, trademarked product, etc.
- Indication , A sign used on goods that have a specific geographical origin and possess qualities or a reputation due to that place of origin.
- Property, Refers to creations of the mind, such as inventions; literary and artistic works; designs; and symbols, names, and images used in commerce.
- Plagiarism, Occurs when a student borrows phrases from a source without using quotation marks, or finds synonyms for the author’s language while keeping to the same general structure and meaning of the original.
- Occurs when a student submits his or her own previous work, or mixes parts of previous works, without permission from all professors involved.
- An act or instance of using or closely imitating the language and thoughts of another author without authorization; the representation of that author's work as one's own, as by not crediting the original author.
- infringement, The unauthorized use of a trademark or service mark on or in connection with goods and/or services in a manner that is likely to cause confusion, deception, or mistake about the source of the goods and/or services.
- plagiarism, Occurs when a person neglects to cite their sources, or misquotes their sources, or unintentionally paraphrases a source by using similar words, groups of words, and/or sentence structure without attribution.
- Refers to the violation of a law or a right.
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- Use The use of copyrighted material without a license only for certain purposes.
- design, Constitutes the ornamental or aesthetic aspect of an article.
- Is an exclusive right granted for an invention.
- Intellectual Property Organization, Global forum for intellectual property services, policy, information, and cooperation.
- plagiarism, Is the word-for-word transcription of a section of someone else’s work, without attribution and without quotation marks.
- design infringement, Occurs when someone applies a registered industrial design or a design not differing substantially, to an article, for the purposes of sale, rental, or exposure for sale, without the permission of the owner.
- Property, includes patents for inventions, trademarks, industrial designs and geographical indications.
- A legal term used to describe the rights that creators have over their literary and artistic works.
- Is a sign capable of distinguishing the goods or services of one enterprise from those of other enterprises.
- Commons Is an American non-profit organization devoted to expanding the range of creative works available for others to build upon legally and to share.
- Infringement, It is another term for piracy or the theft of someone’s original creation, especially if the one who stole recoups the benefits and not the creator of the material.
20 Clues: Refers to the violation of a law or a right. • Is an exclusive right granted for an invention. • design, Constitutes the ornamental or aesthetic aspect of an article. • Use The use of copyrighted material without a license only for certain purposes. • A legal term used to describe the rights that creators have over their literary and artistic works. • ...
Review: Western Europe 1492-1850 2014-04-15
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- After the arrival of the Spanish, a hierarchy based on power and origins emerged in the Americas, with those with most _______________ blood at the top.
- The Spanish and Portuguese conquered native peoples and used their land, resources, and _______________ to build colonies.
- An agricultural revolution, the population “explosion”(which created demand for goods), and new/improved technologies helped bring about the ___________________.
- Devices such as the flying shuttle, spinning jenny, and water frame each revolutionized the British _________ industry, creating a faster, more efficient system.
- Discoveries of wealth and new resources in the Americas encouraged European nations to set up colonies and new business ventures. This led to Europe to shift from locally-based economies to an ____________________ trading network.
- During the Age of Absolutism, in less than 100 years England changed from a monarchy, to a commonwealth, and back to a monarchy; the central issue was whether the monarch would have absolute power or _______________(2 words) with Parliament.
- When arriving in the Americas, the Spanish had tremendous advantages that Native Americans lacked including superior weapons, ______________ to European diseases, and horses.
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- During the radical phase of the French Revolution, the downfall of the monarchy and a time of violence called the _________________ occurred.
- The Industrial Revolution brought material benefits and new opportunities, but also great hardships to factory workers and miners, especially ___________ and ______________.
- He rose to power through ambition and military success; defeated many European powers; he spread the ideas of nationalism of across Europe during his reign of France.
- During the Age of Enlightenment, philosophers contributed new ideas such as _____________________and freely elected government.
- This French document put the Catholic Church under state control and created a Legislative Assembly whose members would be elected by tax-paying male citizens over 25. It also ended church interference and ensured equality for male citizens(which reflected Enlightenment ideas).
- Prior to the French Revolution, inequalities between the Third Estate and other two estates, as well as hunger and poverty, led the Third Estate to attack the nobles and demand a new constitution. In this tense atmosphere, fear that royal troops would occupy Paris led Parisians to storm the _____________ in search of ______________ believed to be stored there.
- The Industrial Revolution led to rapid _______________ and created new industrial middle class and industrial working class.
- European struggles for power helped shape the North American continent in terms of culture and government, but eventually this country gained dominance.
- In England during the “Age of Absolutism”, British Parliament asserted its rights against absolute power by attempting to share power with monarchs, by waging a ____________ and creating the Commonwealth, and by establishing a Bill of Rights.
- In Spain, Philip II asserted ___________________, waged war, and supported the arts, all to extend Spain’s power and prestige.
17 Clues: The Spanish and Portuguese conquered native peoples and used their land, resources, and _______________ to build colonies. • The Industrial Revolution led to rapid _______________ and created new industrial middle class and industrial working class. • ...
Element Names L 2022-11-07
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- To create his first table, Mendeleev wrote the p_____________ of the different elements on different cards so he could compare them and move the cards around in an attempt to find order among them.
- _______________ (last name) discovered the x-ray.
- Marie Curie received a Nobel Prize for her work with this
- Georgy Flerov was a s___________ physicist.
- The name of Hassium is derived from the German state of ___________ where Hassium was first made/synthesized.
- This is the place in Tennessee where E. Lawrence and the rest of the scientists on the Manhattan Project had success in designing the atomic bomb. (2 words separated by a space)
- the ACTUAL discoverer of radioactivity
- _____________ is a SUPERHEAVY, synthetically made element with a half-life of less than a thousandth of a second, making it difficult to discover or put into practical use.
- Nobel and his father developed methods to produce nitroglycerin in large quantities for use in c________________.
- Glenn Seaborg and his colleagues first discovered/MADE the element _______________.
- Meitner was the first person to realize that Einstein's idea of making mass into __________ could be used in fission
- Enrico Fermi helped make the first controlled n____________ r______________ (space between words)
- Enrico Fermi's nickname (two words with a space between)
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- Mendeleev wanted to bring order to the elements which led to the discovery of the _________ __________. (2 words separated by a space)
- Mendeleev's 1st book title
- Curie actively promoted the use of the element _________ to decrease pain/suffering
- Lise Meitner was exiled to ________ which is why some people didn't know of her contributions to science
- In 1921, President _____________ on behalf of the women of America, presented Marie Curie with one gram of one of the elements that she co-discovered in recognition of her service to science.
- One of the major problems that E. Lawrence and the rest of the scientists on the Manhattan Project had to solve was the _____________ of the 2 forms of Uranium.
- Dynamite is a stabilized form of n______________ and was invented by Alfred Nobel in 1867.
- Meitner and her nephew used the idea of Neils Bohr's ____________ d__________ (2 words separated by a space) to explain nuclear behavior
- Meitner's nephew; also a famous scientist
- At Hanford, Fermi inserted the first _______ fuel slug into the B Reactor (an element)
- Glenn Seaborg was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for "discoveries in the chemistry of the t____________________ elements.
- Lise Meitner worked with this famous scientist (last name only; starts with "P")
25 Clues: Mendeleev's 1st book title • the ACTUAL discoverer of radioactivity • Meitner's nephew; also a famous scientist • Georgy Flerov was a s___________ physicist. • _______________ (last name) discovered the x-ray. • Enrico Fermi's nickname (two words with a space between) • Marie Curie received a Nobel Prize for her work with this • ...
Gian-Carlo Rota (1932-1999) 2022-03-08
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- University where Rota received a masters’ degree in 1954 and a Ph.D. in 1956, both in Mathematics
- An award Rota won in 1996 that honored his work as an innovator and theorist responsible for popularizing the field of combinatorics
- A paper Rota wrote that was pivotal in making combinatorics become a respected field and incorporating it into mainstream mathematics
- Rota helped discover the modern theory of this field of Mathematics that uses polynomials to count combinatorial objects
- Rota is said to have turned this field of mathematics into a mainstream and popular field today, and it is an area of mathematics primarily concerned with counting and certain properties of finite structures
- Rota’s family had to flee to this country in 1946 to escape Mussolini’s fascist regime and death squads, which allowed him to continue his studies and become fluent in several languages
- A field of mathematics that Rota researched that is concerned with properties of mathematical objects, especially polynomials, that are preserved by certain transformations.
- Rota was passionate about and taught this field of philosophy, which studies the structures of experience and consciousness.
- The last book Rota published before his death that discusses topics ranging from mathematics and philosophy to personal stories centering on the lives of mathematicians he had known.
- Honors Rota held that were given to him by four universities: University of Strasbourg, University L’Aquila, University of Bologna, and Brooklyn Polytechnical University
- An award Rota won in 1988 from the American Mathematical Society that praised his contribution to the field of combinatorics
- An award Rota won from the National Security Agency in 1992 to recognize his accomplishments as an educator
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- Viewed as his greatest editorial achievement, Rota became editor of this mathematical journal in 1961, and it was lauded as one of the most interesting and prestigious math journals ever
- A type of associative algebra and one of his earliest discoveries; Rota built off of the work of Glen E. Baxter and found that one can prove identities in probability, q-series, and other areas by proving one overarching identity involving symmetric functions
- City in Italy where Rota was born in 1932
- In 1998, Rota was invited to present here by the American Mathematical Society, at a series of three lectures of increasing complexity presented each year by one of the world's most popular mathematicians
- Spent most of his career working at this school (its abbreviation), where he worked in combinatorics, functional analysis, probability theory, and phenomenology
- City in Massachusetts where Rota died in 1999
- Father of Rota who was a civil engineer, architect, and prominent anti-facist
- A field of mathematics that Rota researched during his masters and doctoral studies that focused on the study of vector spaces and linear functions defined on these spaces
- Primary career Rota had throughout his life
21 Clues: City in Italy where Rota was born in 1932 • Primary career Rota had throughout his life • City in Massachusetts where Rota died in 1999 • Father of Rota who was a civil engineer, architect, and prominent anti-facist • University where Rota received a masters’ degree in 1954 and a Ph.D. in 1956, both in Mathematics • ...
Unit 2 Vocab - PW 2024-11-01
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- To hunt or fish illegally
- The group was _____________.
- Flexible; bendable
- He was very ____________ because he caught a rare fish.
- Silly; foolish
- Snow days are a ________ from school.
- I live in a hapless environment.
- Kevin had to _________ for food.
- I ________ a story.
- The _________ of the defendant shocked the judge.
- In great number; profuse
- I _____ in this room.
- The king _________ slavery.
- The flu shot was __________.
- Jonathan is an ___________, which makes him smart.
- Daily; every day
- Fertile; fruitful
- The _______ act hurt my feelings.
- The ________ floor is filled with security.
- Easy
- To restrain; chain; tie
- I ______ the rule by breaking it.
- Sacred; holy
- Many; of great number
- I will _______ them with praise so I get extra time on the task.
- The ____________ person begged for food.
- The book included __________ language
- Magical
- The creation of a new word
- Astounded; stupefied
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- The __________ barking was annoying.
- Happy and cheery
- We live in a ________ environment.
- Inclined to spread throughout
- He will _________ the player.
- Abundant; lavish; prolific
- ________ never works.
- I am proud of my _________ inventions.
- Showing little enthusiasm; done as a duty
- Symbolic
- Limp
- The ___________ assigned homework.
- We are hoping for a _________ winter
- To drench; saturate
- The _____________ argument was inappropriate.
- The __________ surrounding the scandal cast doubt on the public.
- Bright; beaming
- Required; not optional
- Worthy of praise (often for the unstated)
- It was a true act of _____________ when they stumbled upon the buried treasure.
- I ______ you to finish the assignment on time.
- To invent; to make up; to concoct
- We live in an _______ environment.
- To delay; impeade
- A great number; an abundance
55 Clues: Limp • Easy • Magical • Symbolic • Sacred; holy • Silly; foolish • Bright; beaming • Happy and cheery • Daily; every day • Fertile; fruitful • To delay; impeade • Flexible; bendable • I ________ a story. • To drench; saturate • Astounded; stupefied • ________ never works. • I _____ in this room. • Many; of great number • Required; not optional • To restrain; chain; tie • In great number; profuse • ...
Mid-Term Short Essay Exam Review 2015-10-27
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- When a business dominates a field or industry with no competition to lower prices or incentive to improve their products is known as a _________________________
- The process of making steel that was used by Carnegie on a massive scale to create cheap and abundant steel was the ______________________ Process.
- Andrew Carnegie realized Industrialists had an image problem because of their extreme wealth so he decided to use ____________________________ to create institutions like libraries and schools to help improve the lives of ordinary citizens
- The Industrial Era brought great advances in agriculture and productivity due the rise of ______________________ farming with fertilizers, new machines and better methods.
- During the Industrial Era the US economy exploded by 400% in _________________ years
- The ability for people to propose laws and pass them via a popular vote, bypassing the state legislature, is known as the power of __________________________
- One of the major downsides of the Industrial Era for farmers was their loss of ____________________ power.
- A ______________ factor is something that draws you to a new place (job, land, freedom etc.)
- The US government helped American industries grow by placing large ___________________ on foreign goods to protect American manufacturers from foreign competition.
- One of the major factors that led to the 2nd Industrial Revolution was the ______________________ Expansion of the United States
- A ______________ factor causes you to leave a place (disease, war, poverty etc.)
- JP Morgan built is business empire around ________________ and banking
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- Cornelius ____________________ was the business owner/Robber Baron that controlled many of the nation's railroads
- The ___________________ Party was created as a political movement to argue for and protect the interests of farmers and those who lived in rural areas
- The process of the population moving from farms and rural areas to the cities is known as _____________________________
- Due to many of the abusive practices of industry the government eventually stepped in to ___________________ industries over issues like safety, workers rights, monopolies and corruption
- Robber _____________ were the Industrialists like Carnegie and Rockefeller who the public saw as obscenely wealthy and used their power to enrich themselves at public expense
- The business owner or Robber Barron that controlled the Oil and Kerosene market through monopoly was J.D. ________________________
- The ability of the people to _______________ corrupt politicians and remove them from office
- Many farmer financed too much land and new equipment leading many to declare ____________________ and the loss of their farms
- ____________________ is the economic system of the Unites States and is based on trade, manufacturing and business.
- One of the biggest problems faced by farmers was the abusive practice of price ___________________ by railroads
- The Industrial Era allowed America to become a world ___________________________ power
- Inventions were often interconnected, such as the Railroad and the ______________________
24 Clues: JP Morgan built is business empire around ________________ and banking • A ______________ factor causes you to leave a place (disease, war, poverty etc.) • During the Industrial Era the US economy exploded by 400% in _________________ years • The Industrial Era allowed America to become a world ___________________________ power • ...
Mid-Term Short Essay Exam Review 2015-10-27
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- Many farmer financed too much land and new equipment leading many to declare ____________________ and the loss of their farms
- The Industrial Era brought great advances in agriculture and productivity due the rise of ______________________ farming with fertilizers, new machines and better methods.
- Inventions were often interconnected, such as the Railroad and the ______________________
- The process of the population moving from farms and rural areas to the cities is known as _____________________________
- Cornelius ____________________ was the business owner/Robber Baron that controlled many of the nation's railroads
- The ability for people to propose laws and pass them via a popular vote, bypassing the state legislature, is known as the power of __________________________
- Robber _____________ were the Industrialists like Carnegie and Rockefeller who the public saw as obscenely wealthy and used their power to enrich themselves at public expense
- When a business dominates a field or industry with no competition to lower prices or incentive to improve their products is known as a _________________________
- A ______________ factor is something that draws you to a new place (job, land, freedom etc.)
- During the Industrial Era the US economy exploded by 400% in _________________ years
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- The process of making steel that was used by Carnegie on a massive scale to create cheap and abundant steel was the ______________________ Process.
- One of the major downsides of the Industrial Era for farmers was their loss of ____________________ power.
- The business owner or Robber Barron that controlled the Oil and Kerosene market through monopoly was J.D. ________________________
- One of the major factors that led to the 2nd Industrial Revolution was the ______________________ Expansion of the United States
- The US government helped American industries grow by placing large ___________________ on foreign goods to protect American manufacturers from foreign competition.
- Andrew Carnegie realized Industrialists had an image problem because of their extreme wealth so he decided to use ____________________________ to create institutions like libraries and schools to help improve the lives of ordinary citizens
- Due to many of the abusive practices of industry the government eventually stepped in to ___________________ industries over issues like safety, workers rights, monopolies and corruption
- ____________________ is the economic system of the Unites States and is based on trade, manufacturing and business.
- JP Morgan built is business empire around ________________ and banking
- The Industrial Era allowed America to become a world ___________________________ power
- One of the biggest problems faced by farmers was the abusive practice of price ___________________ by railroads
- The ability of the people to _______________ corrupt politicians and remove them from office
- The ___________________ Party was created as a political movement to argue for and protect the interests of farmers and those who lived in rural areas
- A ______________ factor causes you to leave a place (disease, war, poverty etc.)
24 Clues: JP Morgan built is business empire around ________________ and banking • A ______________ factor causes you to leave a place (disease, war, poverty etc.) • During the Industrial Era the US economy exploded by 400% in _________________ years • The Industrial Era allowed America to become a world ___________________________ power • ...
L'industrialisation 2021-05-14
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- Représente l'utilisation de machines dans la production de biens
- Cette invention de 1784 permet de faire de nombreuses inventions, ex : locomotive et machine de tissage et de filage
- Repos d'une partie de la terre
- Second secteur qui s'industrialise
- Privés de nourritures et de revenus, ils quittent leurs terres en raison de la propriété privée qui s’installe en agriculture
- Le premier pays qui s'industrialise
- Premier secteur qui s'industrialise
- Mode de production suite à la révolution industrielle
- La Grande-Bretagne, qui a une économie forte, en a beaucoup de disponibles
- Avec les avancées techniques et les nouvelles sources d'énergie, elles produisent plus de bien, et ce, plus rapidement
- Cette loi permet aux riches propriétaires terriens de clôturer leurs terres
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- Alternance des cultures
- Classe sociale aisée (entrepreneurs, financiers et patrons)
- Phénomène de croissance de la population, rendu possible en Grande-Bretagne avec les progrès en agriculture
- Classe sociale qui vit et travaille dans la misère
- Combustible qui permet la production de la vapeur. La Grande-Bretagne en a abondamment
- Signifie les travailleurs que la Grande-Bretagne a en abondance
- Représente le travail de la terre, un secteur qui connaît de nombreuses innovations
- Mode de production avant la révolution industrielle
- Époque durant laquelle s'amorce l'industrialisation
- Représente la concentration de la population dans les villes
- Phénomène qui fait que la population passe de la campagne à la ville
22 Clues: Alternance des cultures • Repos d'une partie de la terre • Second secteur qui s'industrialise • Le premier pays qui s'industrialise • Premier secteur qui s'industrialise • Classe sociale qui vit et travaille dans la misère • Mode de production avant la révolution industrielle • Époque durant laquelle s'amorce l'industrialisation • ...
Jo-Anne & Oskar 2024-05-13
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- Oskar's favorite color
- This is the region where the couple lives in Sweden
- First name of Jo-Anne's favorite singer
- The swedish word for "just enough"
- How many countries in Europe has the couple visited?
- 69% of Sweden is covered by this
- Color of Oskar's eyes
- Oskar & Jo-Anne has no pet but one usually visits them. What kind of animal is it?
- Department where Oskar works at
- The couple's favorite province in the Philippines
- Which country is the couple's next destination?
- The number of years the couple have been together
- The couple loves this drink
- What is the couple's favorite cuisine?
- How many sibilings does Oskar have?
- What is Oskar's hobby?
- How many bedrooms does the couple have?
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- City where Oskar was born
- Oskar's favorite dessert
- What is the country that the couple last visited together?
- How many sibilings does Jo-Anne have?
- Sweden's unofficial national dish
- Jo-Anne's favorite cake
- Toy invention from the Philippines
- Classic Public Transportation in the Philippines
- One of the most popular inventions from Sweden
- City in Spain where the couple got engaged
- The number 1 fastfood chain in the Philippines
- Country where the couple saw each other for the first time
- Department where Jo-Anne works at
- How many years is Oskar older than Jo-Anne?
- Philippines' unofficial national dish
32 Clues: Color of Oskar's eyes • Oskar's favorite color • What is Oskar's hobby? • Jo-Anne's favorite cake • Oskar's favorite dessert • City where Oskar was born • The couple loves this drink • Department where Oskar works at • 69% of Sweden is covered by this • Sweden's unofficial national dish • Department where Jo-Anne works at • Toy invention from the Philippines • ...
The Foundations of Patent Protection 2025-04-03
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- A parent requrement that ensures that the idea is decorative.
- Regulations that forced patentees to manufacture products based on their patents within two or three years of issuance or lose their patent rights.
- A document in which the patent examiner approves, rejects, or requires additional information about the claims and/or other elements of the application.
- The person who reviews the patent application to determine if the invention meets the statutory requirements for patentability.
- A type of patent granted to protect new, original, and non-obvious ornamental designs for articles of manufacture.
- An intellectual property right granted by the government of a nation to an inventor that gives them the exclusive right to the invention for up to 20 years, in exchange for disclosing the details of the new technology to society for its ultimate benefit.
- A patent requirement that ensures that the idea is new.
- Creations of intellect, such as inventions and artistic works.
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- The most common type of patents, which preclude others from making, using, or selling the invention during the term of the patent, which begins on the grant date and ends 20 years from the filing date (for an average of 17 to 18 years).
- The premise that people will be encouraged to invent new products and services that benefit society if they are likely to profit by doing so.
- A patent requirement that ensures that the idea is usable and beneficial.
- The premise that the product of mental labor is by all rights the property of its creator, no less than the product of physical labor is the property of its creator (or of the person who purchases it from that creator).
- A patent requirement that ensures that the idea is inventive.
- A type of patent to protect new species of plants. The criteria is novelty, distinctiveness, and non-obviousness.
14 Clues: A patent requirement that ensures that the idea is new. • A parent requrement that ensures that the idea is decorative. • A patent requirement that ensures that the idea is inventive. • Creations of intellect, such as inventions and artistic works. • A patent requirement that ensures that the idea is usable and beneficial. • ...
WISE Kids Crossword & Scavenger Hunt Inventions 2020-07-12
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- This invention in 1923 by Garrett Morgan has three lights to direct ___: green, yellow, and red. Did you know Morgan was the first black person in Cleveland, Ohio to own a car? Hunt: Take a picture on your next outing of a stop light or something that has all three colors on it.
- When Ruth Wakefield invented chocolate chip cookies, she used this brand of chocolate. Hunt: For some cookies and eat one for me.
- The Home Security System was co-invented by Mary Van Brittan ___ in 1966.
- Nancy Johnson invented the first ice cream maker in 1843. What state was she living in when she invented it?
- Charles Goodyear is commonly known as the inventor of this material in 1839. However, this material had already been used by the Aztecs in a ceremonial game called Ollama. Take a picture of something other than a tire that is made of rubber.
- What kind of TV did Guillermo Gonzalez Camarena invent in 1946? Hunt: Take a pic of your favorite show on your TV.
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- Josephine Cochran invented what commonly used kitchen tool? Hunt: Have someone take a pic of you loading this invention.
- Due to cost, Philip __ was forced to drop out of school at age 14... but as an adult, he began to study bees. The construction of the honeycomb inspired him to rethink computer processing, and in 1989, he invented the world’s first super computer. Hunt: Picture please of your iPad, PC, of gaming system. They likely are even more super than this first invention.
- When Christopher Columbus landed in the Caribbean, he found natives resting in cotton netting tied between two trees or poles. What is this native invention called? Hunt: If you had one where would you place it? Take a pic of the location.
- Dr. Maria ___ developed the first solar heated home in 1940 with the help of Eleanor Raymond.
- What is the last name of the black woman who invented the ironing board?
- Margaret ___ invented the machine that can make paper bags with a flat square bottom. Fun fact - a man named Charles Annan tried to steal her invention, but she won the lawsuit against him to take back her idea. Another fun fact - her career started as an inventor at 12 years old! Hunt: Find a paper bag in your house that she invented.
- This invention by Mary Anderson allows drivers to see through their windshields when it's raining. However, the inventor never made any money, since Cadillac used the idea after the 17-year patent expired in 1922.
- This is the first name of the woman who invented the foot-pedal trash can and refrigerator shelves. Hunt: Take a pic of one of her inventions.
- Roberto Landell de Moura, a catholic priest from this country, invented the wireless telephone system. Hunt: Find a map and take a pic of this country.
15 Clues: What is the last name of the black woman who invented the ironing board? • The Home Security System was co-invented by Mary Van Brittan ___ in 1966. • Dr. Maria ___ developed the first solar heated home in 1940 with the help of Eleanor Raymond. • Nancy Johnson invented the first ice cream maker in 1843. What state was she living in when she invented it? • ...
Renaissance, the Ottoman Empire, and Venice 2021-05-25
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- The first country to experience the Renaissance and the place with the biggest explosion of innovations in art, architecture, and music.
- The _________ winds were predictable so the trade could flourish by using sailing ships which can carry heavy and bulky goods.
- This term means rebirth and is used to describe the few hundred year period in which new changes and new started to emerge in Europe.
- The Renaissance did not look forward, but instead looked way back to the __________ period before the Middle Ages to the Romans and Greeks.
- The City that was the trade gateway between Europe and the Ottoman Empire is known for its bridges and _______.
- This conquest of this Byzantine city was one of the first major goals of the Ottoman Empire.
- The Renaissance came between the Middle Ages and the ___________, the time period when people started looking forward, started moving away from the old ideas of religion, and started recognizing individual rights.
- Their failure to capture this Austrian city stopped the Ottoman advance into Europe.
- Venice is famous for its production of fine _____.
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- If you bought these from the Catholic Church, you would be forgiven for all your sins.
- Trade in the ______ Ocean linked Africa, East Asia, South Asia, and even Indonesia and other Islands in the Southeast Pacific.
- In the canals of Venice, these small boats are paddled around showing tourists the city.
- This city-state (now part of Italy) was the center of trade for goods flowing from Africa and the Ottoman Empire.
- The Ottomans captured Christian boys, castrated them, and forced them into military service as the ______________.
- This leader was the founder of the Ottoman Empire: ________ the First.
- While the rise in _____________ is almost as old as the universe, it has greatly accelerated and we now have an incredibly large inter-connected network of people and ideas.
- The unification of all the world zones allowed for more exchange of ideas, technologies, and inventions – known as __________ learning.
- The leader of Venice was elected by the other rich merchants/nobles and called the _____.
- This “saint’s remains” are in Venice, where a church and a famous plaza are named after him too. Legend says his body was smuggled out of Egypt in a shipment of pork.
- The _______ Empire blocked European access to Asia and fueled massive exploration by Europeans and started the expansion that soon covered all the continents in the world.
- One of the most prized cargos moving from the Ottoman Empire to Europe, black ______ was used to cover the taste of spoiled meat.
21 Clues: Venice is famous for its production of fine _____. • This leader was the founder of the Ottoman Empire: ________ the First. • Their failure to capture this Austrian city stopped the Ottoman advance into Europe. • If you bought these from the Catholic Church, you would be forgiven for all your sins. • ...
Innovation Project 2025-04-28
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- A thought, concept, or mental impression that represents a potential plan or suggestion. Ideas can be abstract or concrete and serve as the foundation for further development or action.
- A group of potential customers or consumers for a particular product or service.
- The process of beginning or starting something. In a business context, it often refers to the first steps taken to launch a project, program, or initiative.
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- The creation of a new device, method, or process that has not previously existed. Inventions are often the result of research and development and can lead to new technologies or products.
- A means of solving a problem or dealing with a difficult situation. In business and technology, a solution often refers to a product or service designed to address specific needs or challenges.
- The process of translating an idea or invention into a product or service that creates value or improves existing offerings.
6 Clues: A group of potential customers or consumers for a particular product or service. • The process of translating an idea or invention into a product or service that creates value or improves existing offerings. • ...
Dieux de l'Olympe 2021-04-10
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- Dieu du chant, de la musique, de la poésie, des purifications, de la guérison, du tir à l'arc, de la lumière et du soleil.
- déesse de l'agriculture et des moissons
- Dieu du feu, de la forge, de la métallurgie et des volcans
- du commerce et des voyages, héraut des dieux, dieux des voleurs et messager des dieux
- de la guerre offensive et de la destruction
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- de la mer, des océans, des tremblements de terre et des sources
- du vin,de la fertilité de la vigne, et de l’allégresse ainsi que du théâtre
- Déesse de la guerre, de la sagesse, de la stratégie et des inventions, protectrice des héros, patronne des artisans ainsi que des arts et des lettres
- déesse de la chasse, protectrice des animaux , des lieux sauvages, de la Lune, des accouchements et protectrice des jeunes enfants
- Déesse de l'amour et de la procréation
- Dieu du ciel et de la foudre
- Déesse du mariage et de la fécondité
12 Clues: Dieu du ciel et de la foudre • Déesse du mariage et de la fécondité • Déesse de l'amour et de la procréation • déesse de l'agriculture et des moissons • de la guerre offensive et de la destruction • Dieu du feu, de la forge, de la métallurgie et des volcans • de la mer, des océans, des tremblements de terre et des sources • ...
Roaring 20s inventions 2023-01-31
6 Clues: Used to dig canals • blends and mixes food • hamburger with cheese • protects eyes against sun • the first medicine developed to kill bacteria. • makes the automobile experience more comfortable
Inventions for education 2023-03-09
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- worth a lot of money
- right or appropriate for a particular purpose or occasion
- a small computer that can work with a battery and be easily carried
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- that can help you to do or achieve what you want
- a mobile phone that also has some of the functions of a computer, for example the facility to use apps and the internet
- a piece of software that you can download to a device such as a smartphone or tablet, for example to look up information or to play a game
6 Clues: worth a lot of money • that can help you to do or achieve what you want • right or appropriate for a particular purpose or occasion • a small computer that can work with a battery and be easily carried • a mobile phone that also has some of the functions of a computer, for example the facility to use apps and the internet • ...
Dogs Are Not What We Thought 2025-12-14
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- → Human groups living during early dog domestication
- → Theory that dogs were domesticated independently in more than one place
- → Behavioral trait strongly selected during early domestication
- → Mixing of genetic material from different populations
- → A span of dates used instead of a single fixed time
- → A line of descent from ancestral populations
- → Human movement that often carried dogs with it
- Age → Period during which extinct wolf ancestors of dogs lived
- → The complete genetic material of an organism
- → Study of human and animal remains from the past
- → A warning or qualification about scientific conclusions
- mosaic → Description of modern dogs containing DNA from multiple ancient populations
- → Ongoing scientific disagreement about domestication models
- → Skull portion that changed shape during domestication
- DNA → Genetic material extracted from archaeological remains
- → A method of understanding the world that evolves with new data
- → The process by which wolves gradually became adapted to living with humans
- → Updating scientific models based on new discoveries
- → Siberian region where a 33,000-year-old dog-like canid was discovered
- flexibility → Ability to consume a wide range of foods
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- → Theory that dogs were domesticated once
- → Process favoring traits that improved survival near humans
- → Facial feature shortened in early dog domestication
- → Food-production system that emerged after early dogs existed
- → A canid showing early domestication traits but not a true domestic dog
- turnover → Replacement of one dog population by another over time
- → A scientific explanation that can change with new evidence
- → The wild ancestor of domestic dogs
- → Range of genetic variation found in ancient dogs
- → Carbohydrate that later dogs adapted to digest more efficiently
- → The complete disappearance of ancient dog lineages
- → Gene associated with starch digestion in dogs
- → The physical form and structure of an organism
- → Actions and temperament, which DNA cannot fully reconstruct
- → Loss of ancient dog populations due to incoming groups
- → Data used to support scientific conclusions
- → A gradual process rather than a single event
- wolves → Wolf populations that contributed DNA to dogs but no longer exist
- → Lack of complete agreement or definitive answers in science
- → Mating between early dogs and wolves that introduced genetic diversity
40 Clues: → The wild ancestor of domestic dogs • → Theory that dogs were domesticated once • → Data used to support scientific conclusions • → A line of descent from ancestral populations • → The complete genetic material of an organism • → A gradual process rather than a single event • → Gene associated with starch digestion in dogs • ...
Spelling Crossword Puzzle 12/1/15 2015-12-01
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- a mounted gun for firing heavy projectiles; a gun, howitzer, or mortar
- any of various plants of the genus Trifolium
- of, relating to, or producing music
- the aromatic inner bark of any of several East Indian trees belonging to the genus Cinnamonum
- a moving platform or cage for carrying passengers or freight from one level to another, as in a building
- done with intention or on purpose; intended
- a small, round, shallow dish to hold a cup
- a person employed to instruct another in some branch or branches of learning, especially a private instructor
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- a shoe consisting of a sole of leather or other material fastened to the foot by thongs or straps
- of or relating to the North or South Pole
- of or relating to all persons or things belonging to a group or category
- belonging or pertaining to the origin or beginning of something, or to a thing at its beginning
- happening by chance or accident; not planned; unexpected
- a person who invents, especially one who devises some new process, appliance, machine, or article; one who makes inventions
- of or relating to facts; concerning facts
- the chief executive official, usually elected, of a city, village, or town
- the city or town that is the official seat of government in a country, state
- to see, get knowledge of, learn of, find, or find out; gain sight or knowledge of (something previously unseen or unknown)
- a building, part of a building, or outdoor area for housing dramatic presentations, stage entertainments, or motion-picture shows
- a cylindrical wooden container with slightly bulging sides made of staves hooped together, and with flat, parallel ends
20 Clues: of, relating to, or producing music • of or relating to the North or South Pole • of or relating to facts; concerning facts • a small, round, shallow dish to hold a cup • done with intention or on purpose; intended • any of various plants of the genus Trifolium • happening by chance or accident; not planned; unexpected • ...
Christmas Crossword 2021-11-04
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- Abbreviation for quantum technology area using quantum physics to secure distribution of symmetric encryption keys
- Conference held in May 2021
- GPI query used to search for legal events
- Search system provided by the Korean Patent Office
- Inventions that originate from merging two existing technologies in a new way
- Country that sometimes publishes the granted patent before the patent application
- Famous Greek paradox: the Ship of ______
- Second top applicant for tethered kites
- EPO worldwide legal event database
- Country that has been an EPO validation state since 2015
- Type of data allowing users to find publications closely related to the patents they are interested in
- Term __________ are granted to compensate for a delay in grant procedure
- Another term for 3D printing
- Last name of famous Olympic runner wearing patented shoes
- The Global ______ provides stakeholders with quick, free access to all public files of applications filed at participating IP offices
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- Fee to be paid in a lump sum with annual fees for the first three years according to Japanese law
- Area of technology represented by IPC symbol G
- Espacenet keyboard access number 2 takes you to...
- Event taking place during the month of November in which men are encouraged to grow their moustaches to raise awareness about male health issues
- You must drag the _______ arrow to adjust the size of panes in Espacenet
- EPR section where CPC symbols and C-Sets are now displayed
- Country granting accelerated patent examination if the applicant is aged 60 or over
- Famous inventor holding 355 patents at the time of his death
- EPO worldwide bibliographic database
24 Clues: Conference held in May 2021 • Another term for 3D printing • EPO worldwide legal event database • EPO worldwide bibliographic database • Second top applicant for tethered kites • Famous Greek paradox: the Ship of ______ • GPI query used to search for legal events • Area of technology represented by IPC symbol G • Espacenet keyboard access number 2 takes you to... • ...
Da Vinci Study Guide 2020-11-15
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- Leonardo had very little of this as a child
- Number of years it took for the last restoration of the Last Supper painting
- Name of the country Da Vinci spent his final 3 years of his life
- Age Da Vinci leaves Florence for Milan
- Number of years the Mona Lisa went missing
- Da Vinci rival who he had a verbal public argument with
- Italian city where Da Vinci became an apprentice and adopted as his hometown
- Type of statue Da Vinci planned on creating tp honor the Duke of Milan's father
- What does Da Vinci send the Duke of Milan
- Age Da Vinci becomes a master painter
- who inherited the Mona Lisa
- Name of the city where Leonardo was born
- What did Da Vinci paint in the Baptism of Christ painting
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- Smokey blending effect that Da Vinci created to give paintings a realistic look
- How many years does Leonardo spend in Milan
- What is ruined because Leonardo can't complete his early paintings on time
- What did Leonardo do after Borgia had his friend killed
- The Duke of this city rejected Da Vinci's inventions after leaving Milan
- This happened to the Mona Lisa painting in 1911
- Age he became an apprentice
- Besides his father's money & job, what else couldn't Leonardo inherit
- Number of years it took Leonard to paint the Last Supper painting
- Upper class notary
- What type of panel was the Mona Lisa painted on
- Da Vinci's mentor/teacher
- Leonardo added this to his paints when he painted the Last Supper
- Age Da Vinci was when he had a stroke
- Cesare Borgia was the son of which highly public figure in the church
- Number of artworks Da Vinci completes in Milan
29 Clues: Upper class notary • Da Vinci's mentor/teacher • Age he became an apprentice • who inherited the Mona Lisa • Age Da Vinci was when he had a stroke • Age Da Vinci becomes a master painter • Age Da Vinci leaves Florence for Milan • Name of the city where Leonardo was born • What does Da Vinci send the Duke of Milan • Number of years the Mona Lisa went missing • ...
Health and environment key terms 2025-04-15
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- _______drugs, Medications that have the same active ingredients as brand-name drugs but are typically sold at lower prices once patent protections expire
- _______finance, Funds allocated to help vulnerable countries adjust to the adverse effects of climate change, such as building resilient infrastructure
- _______safety net, Government programs designed to provide a minimum level of income, service, or support for disadvantaged individuals
- _______ compensation, Financial reparations sought by countries severely affected by climate change, often from nations with higher historical greenhouse gas emissions
- _______illness, A disease that is incurable and expected to lead to the patient's death within a relatively short period
- _______system, A legal framework that grants inventors exclusive rights to their inventions for a certain period, preventing others from making, using, or selling the invention without permission
- _______effect, A strategy where local activists appeal to international allies or institutions to pressure their own governments when domestic avenues are blocked
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- _______interests, Individuals or organizations with a strong interest in maintaining or influencing a situation to their advantage, often financially
- The practice of intentionally ending a life to relieve pain and suffering; also known as assisted dying
- Legal actions taken to hold governments or corporations accountable for contributing to climate change or failing to mitigate its effects
- _______disobedience, Nonviolent actions that intentionally break laws or norms to protest policies or injustices
- The right or condition of self-governance; in this context, a patient's ability to make independent decisions about their own body and life
- The act of attempting to influence decisions made by officials in the government, often by special interest groups
13 Clues: The practice of intentionally ending a life to relieve pain and suffering; also known as assisted dying • _______disobedience, Nonviolent actions that intentionally break laws or norms to protest policies or injustices • The act of attempting to influence decisions made by officials in the government, often by special interest groups • ...
Inventions in the 1800's 2021-03-02
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- first of it's time and was a way to make textile products
- better than pin and needle to make clothes
- it was a better transportation that horses.
- separated the soil and the plantation
- boosted the slave population
- it was a quicker way to make steel.
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- help northern farmers with farming weat
- it was the bases of factories.
- it was what powered some factories
- way easier to control than other ships
- was an early invention and help water transportation
11 Clues: boosted the slave population • it was the bases of factories. • it was what powered some factories • it was a quicker way to make steel. • separated the soil and the plantation • way easier to control than other ships • help northern farmers with farming weat • better than pin and needle to make clothes • it was a better transportation that horses. • ...
Inventions of the Industrial Revolution 2021-03-02
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- Samuel Morse made this
- Produces threads very fast
- main transportation and trading
- Produces steel
- the things trains drive on
- Carried from New york to Albany
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- Earliest invention made
- Horse powered that mowed wheat
- The idea of using the same part
- best ships used for people
- Major mills
- Steel that pushed through dirt
12 Clues: Major mills • Produces steel • Samuel Morse made this • Earliest invention made • best ships used for people • Produces threads very fast • the things trains drive on • Horse powered that mowed wheat • Steel that pushed through dirt • The idea of using the same part • main transportation and trading • Carried from New york to Albany
Inventions of the Industrial Revolution 2021-03-02
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- enabled an individual to produce multiple spools of threads simultaneously.
- technique for making steel
- carrying an exceptionally large spread of sail on three tall masts.
- Sews clothes
- Eli Whitney used them to assemble muskets
- It carried passengers from New York City to Albany and back.
- sent electrical signals along a wire
- It was used for farming to break up tough soil without clumps of soi
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- It is a structure that uses a water wheel or water turbine to drive a mechanical process
- The reaper was a horse-drawn machine that mowed wheat and other grains
- This machine cleaned the cotton seeds from the fibers.
11 Clues: Sews clothes • technique for making steel • sent electrical signals along a wire • Eli Whitney used them to assemble muskets • This machine cleaned the cotton seeds from the fibers. • It carried passengers from New York City to Albany and back. • carrying an exceptionally large spread of sail on three tall masts. • ...
INVENTIONS THAT CHANGED THE WORLD 2021-05-23
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- THIS ONE IS AN EVOLUTION OF THE TELEPHONE
- THIS ONE HELPED US TO NOT NEED CABLES TO CONNECT TO THE INTERNET
- THIS ONE HELPED FAMILIES CONTROL THE BIRTH OF KIDS
- THIS ONE CHANGED HOW WE COMMUNICATE TO EACH OTHER
- THIS ONE HELPED US CREATE AND TELL STORIES
- THIS ONE BROUGHT A NEW WAY TO WRITE TEXTS
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- THIS ONE CONNECTS PEOPLE AROUND THE WORLD
- THIS ONE HEATS FOOD QUICKLY
- THIS ONE HELPED US UNDERSTAND WHERE COUNTRIES ARE LOCATED IN THE PLANET
- THIS ONE CHANGED HOW HUMANS TRANSPORT THINGS
- THIS ONE CHANGED HOW WE ILLUMINATE OUR HOUSES
11 Clues: THIS ONE HEATS FOOD QUICKLY • THIS ONE IS AN EVOLUTION OF THE TELEPHONE • THIS ONE CONNECTS PEOPLE AROUND THE WORLD • THIS ONE BROUGHT A NEW WAY TO WRITE TEXTS • THIS ONE HELPED US CREATE AND TELL STORIES • THIS ONE CHANGED HOW HUMANS TRANSPORT THINGS • THIS ONE CHANGED HOW WE ILLUMINATE OUR HOUSES • THIS ONE CHANGED HOW WE COMMUNICATE TO EACH OTHER • ...
Early Man to Judaism Vocabulary Practice 2022-09-28
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- A city in the Holy Land, regarded as sacred by Christians, Muslims, and Jews
- Belief in many gods
- Belief in one God
- A Hebrew prophet who led the Israelites out of Egyptian slavery and at Mt. Sinai delivered the Ten Commandments
- collection of 282 Babylonian laws inscribed in stone that are one of the earliest and more complete written legal codes from approx. 1750 BCE
- the taming of animals for human use, such as work or as food
- A Hebrew word meaning "law," referring to the first five books of the Old Testament
- Father of the Hebrews and founder of Judaism
- Group of people in 1000 BCE in the western side of the Fertile Crescent known for manufacturing and trade, developed an expensive purple dye; developed an alphabet that ours is based on
- a scientist that studies ancient remains to learn about the past
- farming in which only enough food to feed one's family is produced
- prepared according to Jewish dietary law
- A period when humans first started to learn to plant crops and domesticate animals for their food, instead of hunting and gathering
- A promise that God made with Abraham in which God would offer protection and land to Abraham and his descendants, but they must follow the path of God
- A geographical area of fertile land in the Middle East stretching in a broad semi-circle from the Nile to the Tigris and Euphrates
- Any object made by humans, especially those from an earlier time, such as those excavated by archaeologists
- form of writing developed by the Sumerians using a wedge shaped stylus and clay tablets
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- Greek for "land between two rivers" fertile farming valley in Central Asia that owes its fertile character to Tigris and Euphrates Rivers
- a person who wanders from place to place
- situation in which behavior is characterized by and based on long-standing customs, habits, and rituals
- The world's first civilization, founded in Mesopotamia, which existed for over 3,000 years
- member of a biological group that walked upright
- : set of laws for Christians and Jews, responsible for moral behavior; according to the Bible, were given to Moses by God on Mt. Sinai
- Old Stone Age
- A rectangular tiered temple made of mudbricks constructed by the ancient Sumerians associated with religious purpose
- a person who writes things down
- early group of people who lived in lands between Mesopotamia and Egypt. They claim to be descendants of Abraham and Isaac and developed Judaism.
- worker in a skilled trade or craft; especially one that involves making things by hand
- 3.2 million year old hominid discovered in Ethiopia
- family of anthropologists who made historical discoveries of ancient man in Africa
30 Clues: Old Stone Age • Belief in one God • Belief in many gods • a person who writes things down • a person who wanders from place to place • prepared according to Jewish dietary law • Father of the Hebrews and founder of Judaism • member of a biological group that walked upright • 3.2 million year old hominid discovered in Ethiopia • ...
Ancient China Review! 2022-11-23
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- A series of fortified barriers over 1,400 miles long built across northern China
- A political system where the ruler or government provides protection in exchange for service
- The Shang are most known for their works made from this alloy
- The army carved to protect Qin She Huang was made from this type of clay
- This is the name of the main trade route that helped the exchange of ideas and inventions between civilizations
- This philosophy promotes humility and submission to "the way"
- Method to relieve pain or cure sickness through needles being placed at specific points
- A ting was used to cook meat for sacrifices for whom?
- As a result of trade with other lands, this religion made its way to China
- The Zhou developed this system using pictographs
- This device detected earthquakes
- The managing of government through departments with appointed officials
- Ancient China was separated from the rest of the world by natural this
- Jesus said that honoring parents cannot be placed above honoring whom?
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- It was taught that heaven gave the king his right to rule but required him to rule righteously
- Nickname given to the Huang He river because it flooded and killed thousands and ruined many harvests
- Oracle bones were used to predict the what?
- The Chinese invented paper using this fiber
- The type of government under the dynasties studied in chapter 6
- Confucianism taught relationships in this number of areas would allow a society to have harmony and order
- This was highly prized by Chinese philosophers, such as Confucius
- Standardizing weights, measurements, and the money system and building roads happened under this dynasty
- The age that describes the high point of cultural achievement in a society
- The mineral used in China for carvings and decorative pieces of art
- Confucius wrote many of these during his lifetime
- This was played during times of worship, work, and pleasure during the Zhou dynasty
- Much of what is known about this dynasty came from the discovery of the royal tombs in Anyang
- The expansion of China's borders to North Korea and Central Asia happened under this dynasty
- Legalism taught that people are evil by nature and should be controlled by strict what?
- Emperor Qin She Huang did this to scholars because he thought they wanted to break up his empire
30 Clues: This device detected earthquakes • Oracle bones were used to predict the what? • The Chinese invented paper using this fiber • The Zhou developed this system using pictographs • Confucius wrote many of these during his lifetime • A ting was used to cook meat for sacrifices for whom? • The Shang are most known for their works made from this alloy • ...
Cyber Safety and Security 2025-06-13
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- A crime where someone steals your personal information and uses it to commit fraud in your name.
- A type of cybercrime that uses the internet and technology to harass or stalk an individual, causing fear.
- A recommended security measure involving a combination of letters, numbers, and symbols that are difficult to guess.
- Creations of the human mind, such as inventions or artistic works, that are legally protected.
- Focuses on your right to control your personal information, including who collects it and how it's used.
- Protecting digital data from unauthorized access, use, or disclosure.
- The act of presenting someone else's work or ideas as one's own without proper citation.
- Attacks that aim to disrupt the normal functioning of a website or server by overwhelming it with traffic (Abbr.).
- A recognizable sign, design, or expression that identifies a specific product or service and distinguishes it from others.
- A deceptive tactic where attackers forge the sender address in an email message to make it appear legitimate.
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- The trace of data you create as you navigate the online world, also called a "digital shadow".
- Any illegal activity facilitated by electronic devices and the internet.
- The use of electronic means to bully or harass another person, often through negative or false content.
- Data deliberately provided by an individual through online activities, such as information submitted on forms.
- Occurs when unauthorized individuals gain access to sensitive or confidential information.
- Gaining unauthorized access to a computer system or network, which can be malicious or ethical.
- Guaranteeing the accuracy, completeness, and reliability of data throughout its lifecycle.
- Encoding data so it can only be decrypted and read by authorized parties.
- Data collected automatically without intentional participation, like browsing history, often through cookies.
- Deceptive cybercrime involving tricking people into providing sensitive information by posing as a trustworthy source.
- A type of malware that encrypts a victim's files and demands a ransom payment to restore access.
- Ensuring data is accessible only to authorized individuals or systems.
- A legal right protecting original works of authorship like books, music, or computer programs.
- Software used to detect and remove malicious programs from computer systems.
- Malicious software used to harm or exploit a computer system, server, or network.
- A legal right granted to an inventor for their new, useful, and non-obvious invention for a limited time.
26 Clues: Protecting digital data from unauthorized access, use, or disclosure. • Ensuring data is accessible only to authorized individuals or systems. • Any illegal activity facilitated by electronic devices and the internet. • Encoding data so it can only be decrypted and read by authorized parties. • ...
INTERNET PUZZLE 2021-06-04
Globalization Crossword Puzzle 2023-05-31
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- - A huge step forward in inventions, started in England.
- – When the U.S. economy crumbled, many losing their jobs, and stocks drastically falling in value. (Two word phrase, do NOT add spaces)
- - Industrialization allowed standardized production of household items using economies of scale while rapid __________ growth created sustained demand.
- - The global smoking rate has decreased by percentage, but the total number has reached over 1 billion people. Tobacco is still one of the leading causes of death but is still being produced frequently due to economic value.
- - Formed in 1947 out of the original GATT, it is made up of 147 countries who agreed to lower economic barriers for developing countries to increase their economic growth. (3 Word Phrase, NO spaces!)
- - ________ globalization refers to the transmission of ideas, meanings, and values around the world.
- - Since the 1980s, ______ globalization has spread rapidly through the expansion of capitalism and radical ideologies
- – _________ globalization refers to the growth of the worldwide __________ system run by governments.
- - The “Great War” was a war where it involved participants in every continent, many of which travelling away from home for the first time. (3 Word Phrase, NO spaces!)
- - Globalization involves _____ of goods, services, data, technology, and the economic resources of capital.
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- - The _______ is an important crop and is eaten all over the world, often as french fries or chips. Yet, there is a growing global shortage.
- - Globalization is associated with a more efficient system of food _________. This is because crops are grown in countries with optimum growing conditions.
- – ________ globalization is the increasing ________ interdependence of national economies across the world through a rapid increase in cross-border movement of goods, services, technology, and capital.
- – Due to globalization and easy transport of items across borders, many _______s spread quickly.
- – Globalization is the process of integration and ___________.
- - To punish western powers for supporting of Israel, the OPEC stopped exporting it to the U.S. as well as other western nations.
- – _____________ Globalization refers to the internationally coordinated practices and regulations regarding ____________ protection, such as the series of International Tropical Timber Agreement treaties.
- - Coca-Cola, Pepsi and Nestlé have been named top plastic _________ for third year in a row.
- – _____ ___ _ was the most devastating war in history, where millions died. (3 Word Phrase, NO Spaces)
- - Other developments as dramatic were the ________'s becoming influential in connecting people across the world As of June 2012, more than 2.4 billion people (over a third of the world’s population) have used the services of the ________.
20 Clues: - A huge step forward in inventions, started in England. • – Globalization is the process of integration and ___________. • - Coca-Cola, Pepsi and Nestlé have been named top plastic _________ for third year in a row. • – Due to globalization and easy transport of items across borders, many _______s spread quickly. • ...
African Arts Crossword Puzzle 2022-03-04
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- term meaning to place contrasting elements side by side for greatest effect.
- from this part of Africa is heavily influenced by Middle Eastern instruments.
- type of strip-woven cloth made by the Ashanti people out of wool, silk or cotton.
- type of West African story involves an aspect of deception.
- for cultures who share commonalities from ancient Greece and Rome.
- method of passing down stories, myths, tales and history by word of mouth.
- type of art is thought of as painting, drawing, or prints and is meant to be admired.
- of musical instruments that make sounds by striking the tightly stretched membranes.
- music term referring to a group of musicians, dancers, or singers.
- famous West African drum is made from a hollowed tree trunk and can make three distinct sounds when struck.
- kind of sculpted figure is covered with metal blades, nails and screws.
- people turn these on their side when not in use to prevent a person’s soul from inhabiting another.
- 'conversation' in music between a solo 'call' and a group or instrumental 'response'.
- of musical instruments that make sounds when a current of air is blown into them.
- belief that all aspects of the natural world have a spirit and influences human events.
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- type of art is useful or functional first; what it is made from is secondary.
- traditional story usually about a hero that explains some ritual practice or phenomenon of nature.
- part of Africa is nicknamed the “Gold Coast” because of the wealth of the Ashanti kingdom.
- progressive method of marking time that moves a society forward by inventions.
- way of marking time that stresses major life events and is bound by traditions.
- Wara headpieces are in the shape of this nimble African animal.
- for cultures who do NOT borrow from the traditions of ancient Greece and Rome.
- West African character of Anansi is one of these creatures.
- type of mask is a composite of many powerful African animals.
- of musical instruments that make sounds from stretched strings.
- term meaning “many rhythms”.
- gender of Ashanti people are responsible for creating their famous strip woven cloth.
- kind of geometric and symmetrical wooden figurine is used to drive away evil spirits.
28 Clues: term meaning “many rhythms”. • West African character of Anansi is one of these creatures. • type of West African story involves an aspect of deception. • type of mask is a composite of many powerful African animals. • Wara headpieces are in the shape of this nimble African animal. • of musical instruments that make sounds from stretched strings. • ...
Year 8 PPE Revision Crossword 2022-01-18
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- Cortes teamed up with the Aztec's ____ to help defeat them. (7)
- The ruler of the Aztec Empire was called... (9,2)
- This man was accused of being the murderer of the Princes by Thomas More. (3,5,6)
- Human _____ was a regular practice of the Aztecs. (9)
- The explorer who discovered the Aztecs in 1519. (6,6)
- The explorer who discovered the new world in 1492. (11,8)
- Why were Europeans attracted to the new world? (4)
- The capital city of the Aztec Empire was called... (12)
- The Women who acted as a translator for the Spanish with the Aztecs was known as... (2,8)
- What were taken from Africa and shipped over to the Americas? (6)
- These people moved to the New World to spread Christianity. (12)
- The metal Europeans had that the Aztecs did not that helped defeat them. (4)
- Another European disease that killed many of the population of the New World. (7)
- The lands and people who benefitted from the Silk Road travelling through it, making them very wealthy. (7,6)
- This continent benefitted from trade with the Europeans, making it very rich. (4)
- This country competed with Spain to find lands in the New World. (8)
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- The name given to the 100 years of tension and arguing between the Houses of York and Lancaster. (3,2,3,5)
- The King who was the uncle of the 'Princes in the Tower'. (7,3)
- What country is found today where the Aztec Empire would've been? (6)
- Deciding if a source is trustworthy or not is called finding its ______. (11)
- What did the discoveries of gold in the New World allow the Europeans to do with Asia? (5)
- The man who wrote the book 'The History of Richard III'. (6,4)
- The King who defeated Richard at the Battle of Bosworth Field. (5,3)
- European diseases caused starvation in the Aztec Empire, also known as a _____. (6)
- The term for the pottery that the Europeans wanted from Ming China. (9)
- The name of the women Henry VIII married to end the century of fighting with the House of York. (9)
- The term for the original people who lived in a land. (6)
- What couldn't the Chinese do with silver that made them want to trade with Europeans? (4)
- What European disease killed many of the Aztecs? (8)
29 Clues: The ruler of the Aztec Empire was called... (9,2) • Why were Europeans attracted to the new world? (4) • What European disease killed many of the Aztecs? (8) • Human _____ was a regular practice of the Aztecs. (9) • The explorer who discovered the Aztecs in 1519. (6,6) • The capital city of the Aztec Empire was called... (12) • ...
History of American Literature revision1 2017-06-04
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- a pond that was important for one of the Transcendentalists
- the second name of a writer who completed 4 novels only
- favourite music in the era of the Lost Generation
- the place where Poe died
- The Raven's speaker's girlfriend's name
- The mass of men live lives of quiet ...
- setting that appears three times in Hawthorne's novel
- a generation of writers from the 1950s
- the only word the raven ever says
- Rip's mountains
- ... guilt - one of Calvinist notions
- civil... - a lecture by Thoreau
- second name of the author of Uncle Tom's Cabin
- Irving's nickname
- Huck and Jim spend there a lot of time
- the poet's house burned this month
- a divided awareness of one's identity
- the narrator of The Great Gatsby
- Emily Dickinson spent all of her life here
- Gatsby's name
- Anne Bradstreet maiden name
- one of Franklin's inventions
- Daisy Buchanan had a voice full of...
- Emily Dickinson was very fond of them
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- the ship with the first group of Puritan settlers who remained in America
- a kind of eyeball an artist is according to Emerson
- Fitzgerald's wife
- the central consciousness in Daisy Miller
- one of Puritan beliefs
- The Author to Her...
- this is when the raven that speaks appears
- Hester's daughter
- real Daisy Miller's real name
- the writer who gave The Lost Generation its name
- the surname of a guy who slept really long
- total... one of Puritan dogmas
- grows next to prison and symbolizes a special woman
- The last on the list of Franklin's virtues
- Edgar Allan Poe's wife
- the most mysterious postmodern writer
- Emerson's second name
- Franklin's father produced it
- the feeling of delightful terror
- the adjective which Edwards used to describe God
- Twain's favourite suffix
45 Clues: Gatsby's name • Rip's mountains • Fitzgerald's wife • Hester's daughter • Irving's nickname • The Author to Her... • Emerson's second name • one of Puritan beliefs • Edgar Allan Poe's wife • the place where Poe died • Twain's favourite suffix • Anne Bradstreet maiden name • one of Franklin's inventions • real Daisy Miller's real name • Franklin's father produced it • ...
Mid-Term Short Essay Exam Review 2015-10-27
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- The process of making steel that was used by Carnegie on a massive scale to create cheap and abundant steel was the ______________________ Process.
- A ______________ factor causes you to leave a place (disease, war, poverty etc.)
- Inventions were often interconnected, such as the Railroad and the ______________________
- A ______________ factor is something that draws you to a new place (job, land, freedom etc.)
- Andrew Carnegie realized Industrialists had an image problem because of their extreme wealth so he decided to use ____________________________ to create institutions like libraries and schools to help improve the lives of ordinary citizens
- ____________________ is the economic system of the Unites States and is based on trade, manufacturing and business.
- The Industrial Era brought great advances in agriculture and productivity due the rise of ______________________ farming with fertilizers, new machines and better methods.
- One of the biggest problems faced by farmers was the abusive practice of price ___________________ by railroads
- One of the major factors that led to the 2nd Industrial Revolution was the ______________________ Expansion of the United States
- The business owner or Robber Barron that controlled the Oil and Kerosene market through monopoly was J.D. ________________________
- The US government helped American industries grow by placing large ___________________ on foreign goods to protect American manufacturers from foreign competition.
- During the Industrial Era the US economy exploded by 400% in _________________ years
- When a business dominates a field or industry with no competition to lower prices or incentive to improve their products is known as a _________________________
- The Industrial Era allowed America to become a world ___________________________ power
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- Due to many of the abusive practices of industry the government eventually stepped in to ___________________ industries over issues like safety, workers rights, monopolies and corruption
- JP Morgan built is business empire around ________________ and banking
- Robber _____________ were the Industrialists like Carnegie and Rockefeller who the public saw as obscenely wealthy and used their power to enrich themselves at public expense
- Cornelius ____________________ was the business owner/Robber Baron that controlled many of the nation's railroads
- Many farmer financed too much land and new equipment leading many to declare ____________________ and the loss of their farms
- The process of the population moving from farms and rural areas to the cities is known as _____________________________
- One of the major downsides of the Industrial Era for farmers was their loss of ____________________ power.
- The ___________________ Party was created as a political movement to argue for and protect the interests of farmers and those who lived in rural areas
- The ability for people to propose laws and pass them via a popular vote, bypassing the state legislature, is known as the power of __________________________
- The ability of the people to _______________ corrupt politicians and remove them from office
24 Clues: JP Morgan built is business empire around ________________ and banking • A ______________ factor causes you to leave a place (disease, war, poverty etc.) • During the Industrial Era the US economy exploded by 400% in _________________ years • The Industrial Era allowed America to become a world ___________________________ power • ...
HISTORY 2025-11-01
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- A geographer who made detailed world maps
- Organization of money, taxes, and trade in Islamic civilization
- A long period in history marked by significant events or changes
- Nomadic warriors from Asia who invaded many regions including Baghdad
- Testing ideas through observation and experiment
- The condition of being poor, common in medieval Europe
- A golden age of the Islamic world marked by science, culture, and knowledge centered in Baghdad..
- A branch of math about numbers and equations, founded by Al-Khwarizmi in the Abbasid era.
- The belief that Islam was sent by God to guide humanity
- Supernatural beliefs and practices common in medieval times
- Lack of education and knowledge during the Middle Ages
- Preserving dead bodies to prepare for the afterlife
- The branch of medicine caring for children, developed by Muslim doctors
- A severe shortage of food causing hunger and death
- The strong influence and control of the Church in medieval Europe
- A great library and research center in Baghdad
- The father of surgery in Islamic andalusia.
- The civilization of ancient Greece known for democracy and philosophy
- Improving earlier scientific or philosophical ideas through analysis
- Great discoveries and progress in science, medicine, and art
- The earliest known period of human history before the Middle Ages
- The study of past events and human civilizations
- The creation of symbols to record language, marking the start of history
- A deadly disease that killed millions in Europe, like the Black Death
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- Monumental tombs built for Egyptian kings
- The art of designing and constructing buildings
- The military and cultural expansion spreading Islam and knowledge
- Keeping ancient knowledge safe through translation and copying
- One of the oldest civilizations known for pyramids and pharaohs
- The study of stars and planets developed by ancient scholars
- A Greek philosopher who taught questioning and moral reasoning
- A political system where land was exchanged for loyalty and service
- A time of wealth, stability, and scientific progress
- Artistic expression of emotions and stories in rhythm and words
- Converting Greek and Persian works into Arabic
- A Muslim scientist who studied astronomy, geography, and physics
- A physician and chemist who identified diseases and medical treatments
- The period in Europe between ancient and modern times (5th–15th century)
- Islamic leadership after Prophet Muhammad to rule and guide the Ummah
- A government based on Islamic law and unity under faith
- Laws that deal with crimes and justice in Islamic governance
- The search for wisdom and truth through reason
- Religious wars between Christians and Muslims over the Holy Land
- Picture-based writing system of ancient Egypt
- A social ranking system dividing people by birth or job
- The period of great growth and cultural development in the Abbasid era
- A historian and sociologist who wrote about civilizations
- A Persian scholar, wrote “The Canon of Medicine”
48 Clues: Monumental tombs built for Egyptian kings • A geographer who made detailed world maps • The father of surgery in Islamic andalusia. • Picture-based writing system of ancient Egypt • Converting Greek and Persian works into Arabic • The search for wisdom and truth through reason • A great library and research center in Baghdad • ...
World War 1 inventions 2018-01-13
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- Able to Fire down on soldiers in trenches
- Sent speeding scraps of metal onto the soldiers
- Destroyed lungs, causing slow, painful deaths
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- Known as a “silent killer”
- Spreads fire by launching burning fuel onto the enemy
- Soldiers had to pass miles and miles of this ___to get to the enemy.
- Could fire 400 to 600 bullets a minute
- Causes heavy damage and cannot be destroyed easily
8 Clues: Known as a “silent killer” • Could fire 400 to 600 bullets a minute • Able to Fire down on soldiers in trenches • Destroyed lungs, causing slow, painful deaths • Sent speeding scraps of metal onto the soldiers • Causes heavy damage and cannot be destroyed easily • Spreads fire by launching burning fuel onto the enemy • ...
Inventions by Marta García 2021-11-28
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- Person who invented the pop-up.
- City where the first official mother's day ceremonies were held.
- Flower which simbolize a mother's love
- Invention that improve safely transport of fragile or delicate electronic devices.
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- Place where Edouard Benedictus invented the safety glass.
- Machine which was invented by Percy Spencer.
- App that use augmented reality
- Company that first introduce a virtual assistant.
8 Clues: App that use augmented reality • Person who invented the pop-up. • Flower which simbolize a mother's love • Machine which was invented by Percy Spencer. • Company that first introduce a virtual assistant. • Place where Edouard Benedictus invented the safety glass. • City where the first official mother's day ceremonies were held. • ...
Inventions by Irene Muñoz 2021-11-28
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- it was invented whe a chemist dropped a botlle that had previously contained liquid plastic (two words separated by a -).
- surname of the inventor whose formula was used for the invention of the atomic bomb.
- anna jarvis, who invented this day, wanted to make something special for her ...
- it was invented by an engineer who noticed some plant burrs sticking to his dog.
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- this is the type of add which Ethan Zuckerberg invented.
- she´s the girl who won the BHP Billiton Awards.
- is an invention which help us warm and melt food.
- is the one who invents things.
8 Clues: is the one who invents things. • she´s the girl who won the BHP Billiton Awards. • is an invention which help us warm and melt food. • this is the type of add which Ethan Zuckerberg invented. • it was invented by an engineer who noticed some plant burrs sticking to his dog. • anna jarvis, who invented this day, wanted to make something special for her ... • ...
Tech, Inventions, Advancements Crossword 2022-05-13
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- Helps you write hieroglyphics
- This object gives you water for your crops or for you to drink
- They need this to travel on the Nile river
- _______ sheets to write on
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- These are made of mud and straw
- This helps you heal from different problems or diseases
- First written language
- Both men and women wear this
8 Clues: First written language • _______ sheets to write on • Both men and women wear this • Helps you write hieroglyphics • These are made of mud and straw • They need this to travel on the Nile river • This helps you heal from different problems or diseases • This object gives you water for your crops or for you to drink
Tech, Inventions, Advancements Crossword 2022-05-13
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- Helps you write hieroglyphics
- This object gives you water for your crops or for you to drink
- They need this to travel on the Nile river
- _______ sheets to write on
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- These are made of mud and straw
- This helps you heal from different problems or diseases
- First written language
- Both men and women wear this
8 Clues: First written language • _______ sheets to write on • Both men and women wear this • Helps you write hieroglyphics • These are made of mud and straw • They need this to travel on the Nile river • This helps you heal from different problems or diseases • This object gives you water for your crops or for you to drink
Tech, Inventions, Advancements Crossword 2022-05-13
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- Helps you write hieroglyphics
- This object gives you water for your crops or for you to drink
- They need this to travel on the Nile river
- _______ sheets to write on
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- These are made of mud and straw
- This helps you heal from different problems or diseases
- First written language
- Both men and women wear this
8 Clues: First written language • _______ sheets to write on • Both men and women wear this • Helps you write hieroglyphics • These are made of mud and straw • They need this to travel on the Nile river • This helps you heal from different problems or diseases • This object gives you water for your crops or for you to drink
Inventions by Alejandro Guerrero 2021-11-28
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- Surname of the woman who invented Mother´Day
- Name of the person who invented the safety glass
- Adverts which jump out at you
- App that use modern augmented reality
- Scientist whose wish was for an end to war
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- The country where celebrate the BHP Billion Awards Ceremony every year
- Name of the first virtual assistant
- Name of the company that relaesed the first e-reader
8 Clues: Adverts which jump out at you • Name of the first virtual assistant • App that use modern augmented reality • Scientist whose wish was for an end to war • Surname of the woman who invented Mother´Day • Name of the person who invented the safety glass • Name of the company that relaesed the first e-reader • ...
Great inventions of humanity 2023-03-12
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- an object to capture and register moments
- a type of energy used by humans
- the light ____ was invented by Thomas Edson
- a type of vehicle used to travel long distances
- used to record events through time
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- an object used to observe Earth and the whole space and give us internet
- an object to keep time
- an object we keep our notes
8 Clues: an object to keep time • an object we keep our notes • a type of energy used by humans • used to record events through time • an object to capture and register moments • the light ____ was invented by Thomas Edson • a type of vehicle used to travel long distances • an object used to observe Earth and the whole space and give us internet
Inventions by Teacher Safia 2025-10-28
rob koch 2024-08-16
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- - A technique used to enhance the contrast of microorganisms under a microscope, important in Koch’s work to visualize bacteria.
- - A disease caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis, which Koch was the first to link to a specific microorganism.
- - The introduction of a pathogen or antigen into a body to stimulate the production of antibodies, a practice influenced by the understanding of diseases from Koch’s research.
- Theory of Disease - The theory that specific diseases are caused by specific kinds of microorganisms, a concept Koch helped to solidify.
- - An organism, such as a bacterium or virus, that causes disease.
- - A microscopic organism, such as a bacterium, virus, or fungus, which was central to Koch’s research.
- - The study of bacteria, a field in which Robert Koch made significant contributions.
- - A serious infectious disease caused by the bacterium Mycobacterium tuberculosis, which Koch identified as the causative agent.
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- - The process of separating a specific organism from a mixed culture, a method Koch used to identify disease-causing bacteria.
- - A substance that prevents the growth of disease-causing microorganisms, indirectly related to Koch's work on bacteria.
- - The study of how diseases spread and can be controlled, a field influenced by Koch’s discoveries.
- - A protein derived from Mycobacterium tuberculosis, developed by Koch as a diagnostic tool for tuberculosis.
- - The process of growing bacteria in a controlled environment, which Koch used to isolate specific pathogens.
- Postulates - A set of criteria established by Robert Koch to prove that a specific microorganism causes a specific disease.
- - An instrument used for viewing very small objects, such as bacteria, that Koch utilized in his research.
15 Clues: - An organism, such as a bacterium or virus, that causes disease. • - The study of bacteria, a field in which Robert Koch made significant contributions. • - The study of how diseases spread and can be controlled, a field influenced by Koch’s discoveries. • ...
Inventions by Begoña Roldán 2021-11-27
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- the man who invented the microwave oven
- scientist who developed the formula to create the atomic bomb
- the girl who invented the Clever GIRL
- man who invented pop-up ads
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- women who invented Mother's Day
- first company to release an E-Reader
- the man who invented safety glass
- the country where the BHP Billiton Awards are celebrated
8 Clues: man who invented pop-up ads • women who invented Mother's Day • the man who invented safety glass • first company to release an E-Reader • the girl who invented the Clever GIRL • the man who invented the microwave oven • the country where the BHP Billiton Awards are celebrated • scientist who developed the formula to create the atomic bomb
Inventions by Alejandro Guerrero 2021-11-28
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- The country where celebrate the BHP Billion Awards Ceremony every year
- Scientist whose wish was for an end to war
- Adverts which jump out at you
- Surname of the woman who invented Mother´Day
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- Name of the company that relaesed the first e-reader
- Name of the person who invented the safety glass
- Name of the first virtual assistant
- App that use modern augmented reality
8 Clues: Adverts which jump out at you • Name of the first virtual assistant • App that use modern augmented reality • Scientist whose wish was for an end to war • Surname of the woman who invented Mother´Day • Name of the person who invented the safety glass • Name of the company that relaesed the first e-reader • ...
Herbert Sellner's Famous Inventions 2021-05-04
8 Clues: A safe place • A new way or trend • Peaceful and quiet • Another word for eager • To be launched into the air • Being held against your will • To really have enjoyed something • Something amazing and extraordinary
Tech, Inventions, Advancements Crossword 2022-05-13
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- Helps you write hieroglyphics
- This object gives you water for your crops or for you to drink
- They need this to travel on the Nile river
- _______ sheets to write on
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- These are made of mud and straw
- This helps you heal from different problems or diseases
- First written language
- Both men and women wear this
8 Clues: First written language • _______ sheets to write on • Both men and women wear this • Helps you write hieroglyphics • These are made of mud and straw • They need this to travel on the Nile river • This helps you heal from different problems or diseases • This object gives you water for your crops or for you to drink
Inventions that saves lives 2025-09-08
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- ___________ would kill millions if vaccines don't exist.
- Rushes sick or injured people to hospitals quickly.
- Lets doctors see ________the body to find broken bones or sickness.
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- Warns people early when smoke or fire is present.
- Keeps passengers safe by holding them in place during a crash.
- Protects the brain.
- People would ________ without life jackets.
- Where Emergency Numbers were first used.
8 Clues: Protects the brain. • Where Emergency Numbers were first used. • People would ________ without life jackets. • Warns people early when smoke or fire is present. • Rushes sick or injured people to hospitals quickly. • ___________ would kill millions if vaccines don't exist. • Keeps passengers safe by holding them in place during a crash. • ...
Captain Arsenio: Inventions and (Mis)Adventures in Flight 2021-10-25
10 Clues: Odd; Strange • to move faster • strong emotions • create something • help make something • the desire to do something • happened for an obvious reason • known and respected for excellence • the way an event happened or the causes • model created to test before final version
RELA crossword Chloe and Elsa 2025-07-13
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- Who stared the An Lushan Rebellion?
- What are the native people in New Zealand?
- What is the name of the geothermal reserve in Rotorua where you can see geysers?
- Who is the first emperor of China?
- WWI started because of the assassination of Franz Ferdinand from which country?
- Which country released two atomic bombs to Japan during World War 2?
- The term for collective false memories that contradict actual events is named after which US president?
- Who lost at the battle of Waterloo?
- Which American president was famously assassinated by a headshot in 1963?
- In Greek mythology, which king was punished to roll a boulder up a hill unsuccessfully for eternity
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- Which state in the US is often compared to the shape of a fried chicken leg?
- Which philosopher wrote The Republic?
- What is the name of the tower that RELA is in?
- Which country invaded Poland in World War 2?
- What is the deepest trench in the world?
- Which fold mountain range is located in the Pacific Ring of Fire?
- Which one of the four great inventions is created by Cai Lun?
- Which ancient river was crucial to the development of Egyptian civilization?
- Which ancient city is famously buried by a volcanic eruption?
- What is the tallest dormant volcano in Japan?
20 Clues: Who is the first emperor of China? • Who stared the An Lushan Rebellion? • Who lost at the battle of Waterloo? • Which philosopher wrote The Republic? • What is the deepest trench in the world? • What are the native people in New Zealand? • Which country invaded Poland in World War 2? • What is the tallest dormant volcano in Japan? • ...
The Legal Environment 2018-10-16
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- / _____ (or validated) licenses are required for products exported from the United States.
- / The World Court can adjudicate disputes between _____, whereas the other two situations must be handled in the courts of the country of one of the parties involved or through arbitration.
- / _____property law deals with the rules for securing and enforcing legal rights to inventions, designs, artistic works or any intangible assets.
- / Software, music, and movies are especially attractive targets for _____ because they are costly to develop but cheap to reproduce and distribute over the Internet.
- / _____ law is to protect American consumers by ensuring that they benefit from products and ideas produced by foreign competitors as well as by domestic competitors.
- / Under _____ law, ownership is established by use. This law is derived from English law and found in England, the United States, Canada, and other countries once under English influence.
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- / Under _____ law, ownership is determined by registration. The legal system in this law is generally divided into three separate codes: commercial, civil, and criminal.
- / _____ is a nonbinding agreement between parties to resolve disputes by asking a third party to mediate differences.
- / _____ is a technique of economic coercion that involves the refusal to engage in certain economic interactions, particularly in buying or handling of goods and services from a target entity, typically for political reasons.
- / In the usual _____ procedure, parties select a disinterested and informed party or parties to serve as a referee to determine the merits of the case and make a judgment that both parties agree to honor under the law.
10 Clues: / _____ (or validated) licenses are required for products exported from the United States. • / _____ is a nonbinding agreement between parties to resolve disputes by asking a third party to mediate differences. • ...
CCA Physical Science 4A (RED) 2022-01-20
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- German chemist Johann Döbereiner made a key discovery while studying properties of the elements in the early 1800s. He noticed groups of elements, like chlorine, bromine (35), and iodine (53), with _______ properties
- The spaces left blank in Mendeleev's periodic table were for _______ elements that he predicted would be found in the future.
- In ________, an atom could have an infinite number of energy levels, but so far we know only of elements with up to seven energy levels.
- The discoveries of gallium (31) and germanium (32) proved that Mendeleev was _________.
- The row that a certain element is ______ in also designates the energy level of its valence electrons.
- Each period represents an _______ level.
- A family, or group, is a set of elements in the same _______ on the periodic table.
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- Scientists call a row on the periodic table a ______.
- The most striking features of Mendeleev's periodic table were the _______ spaces that he left between some elements
- Most importantly, each element in the group has the same number of ______ electrons, which are the electrons in the outermost energy level of a neutral atom.
- In 1869, Russian chemist Dmitri Mendeleev organized the elements in a table much like our ______ periodic table
- In 1865, Newlands developed his law of ________, which states that when elements are arranged by atomic mass, the properties of every eighth element are similar.
- Moseley recognized that he was able to use a new technique called X-ray ________ to determine the atomic number for each element
- Scientists started to notice repeating patterns when they arranged the elements in order by increasing atomic mass. This repeated pattern is called _______.
- The most updated versions of the periodic table include all the elements through ______ number 118.
- The arrangement of the _________ table relates to the structure of the atoms themselves.
- ________ Henry Moseley made an important discovery in 1914
17 Clues: Each period represents an _______ level. • Scientists call a row on the periodic table a ______. • ________ Henry Moseley made an important discovery in 1914 • A family, or group, is a set of elements in the same _______ on the periodic table. • The discoveries of gallium (31) and germanium (32) proved that Mendeleev was _________. • ...
inventions that help the planet 2020-06-09
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- the technology has been so far removed that it now helps us to separate waste
- by recycling not only metal plastoco paper etc can be done
- the bottled water is only in a bubble to chew
- what can be considered useless can be reused and turned into a piece of furniture
- During the bath, you cook it to cover yourself and spend your time in this
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- if the bottles are made of plastic ropes will not be removed when cutting them
- from the sun you will always draw energy when you can place it on the roof of your ogar and energy will produce
- by opening garbage in the ocean he picks it up and cleans the ocean
- if we were to reduce energy consumption in homes, they would become
- .When you cook and you don't have gas, the sun will help you
- from the wind you will draw energy as long as it blows and energy will produce
11 Clues: the bottled water is only in a bubble to chew • by recycling not only metal plastoco paper etc can be done • .When you cook and you don't have gas, the sun will help you • by opening garbage in the ocean he picks it up and cleans the ocean • if we were to reduce energy consumption in homes, they would become • ...
Unit 6 Vocabulary 2023-11-01
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- father of communism. Wrote the Communist Manifesto.
- New inventions like the Flying Shuttle, Spinning Jenny, Crompton's Mule, and Cartwrights Power Loom made spinning thread and weaving cloth faster, these were housed in factories
- an economic system in which the factors of production are owned by the public and operate for the welfare of all.
- created a Central Board of Health with responsibility over water, sewage, drainage, cleansing, paving and environmental health.
- Changing which crop you are growing to ensure the best soil quality year after year.
- When one person or group owns all aspects of a product and has little to no competition
- the idea that the government should not interfere with or regulate industries and businesses.
- belief in the abolition of all government and the organization of society on a voluntary, cooperative basis without recourse to force or compulsion.
- an economic system in which all means of production- land, mines, factories, railroads, and businesses – are owned by the people, private property does not exist, and all goods and services are shared equally.
- created workhouses for unemployed
- Apartments for factory workers
- British legislation that opened up voting rights to middle class men.
- a period of technological improvement and increased crop productivity that occurred during the 18th and early 19th centuries in Europe
- A strategy used by unions. Workers refuse to work in order to force an employer to comply with demands.
- organizations representing workers' rights. Helped improve working conditions in the early part of the Industrial Revolution, but often became corrupt.
- an economic system based on private ownership and on the investment of money in business ventures in order to make a profit.
- also called the domestic system. Process of making cloth where each step in cloth making is performed in different households. Used before the Industrial Revolution.
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- Movement of population to the cities – commoners and poorer farmers moved to seek work in new industrial towns.
- built first factory system in the US
- land, labor, capital
- brought factory plans to the United States and helped start first US factories
- banking tycoon
- the transition to new manufacturing processes in the period from about 1760 to sometime between 1820 and 1840.
- money used to invest in a business
- father of capitalism. Wrote The Wealth of Nations.
- controlled oil industry
- invented the steam engine.
- A risk taker who starts a new business within the economic system of capitalism. They risk losing money and time they invest, but can be rewarded if their business is successful.
- controlled steel industry
29 Clues: banking tycoon • land, labor, capital • controlled oil industry • controlled steel industry • invented the steam engine. • Apartments for factory workers • created workhouses for unemployed • money used to invest in a business • built first factory system in the US • father of capitalism. Wrote The Wealth of Nations. • father of communism. Wrote the Communist Manifesto. • ...
Models and Designs Investigations 1-2 2014-02-06
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- A life sized model of what an animal looked like, not just the skeleton.
- An explanation or representation of an object, system or process that cannot be easily studied.
- A region in space without light that has a strong gravitational pull thought to be caused by a collapsing star.
- Two American scientists that were in a race to identify the most dinosaur skeletons.
- The preliminary version of a product.
- A sun, its planets and other celestial bodies that orbit it.
- a document that gives an inventor legal ownership of a design.
- American inventors of a improved/better snowboard.
- An imitation of a system that is more or less like reality.
- A Greek astronomer that believed the Earth was the center of the solar system.
- A Polish astronomer that believed the Sun was the center of the solar system.
- A person who studies the Earth and the materials of which it is made.
- A material found in every cell of your body that carries the messages of heredity.
- A cartoonist that created funny and strange inventions that accomplished simple tasks.
- The remains of a once living thing that is preserved in soil, rock or ice.
- Two or more objects that work together in a meaningful way.
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- A simulation system which uses screens to display computer-created images that seem almost real.
- A person who studies what life was like millions of years ago.
- A model that is formed in your mind or on a sheet of paper.
- A space telescope that has sent back information about what it is like in deep space.
- An American scientist that described a model for black holes.
- A skeleton model assembled with the available bones or sometimes the complete skeleton.
- Scientists that studied and made a model of DNA.
- A Scottish/Canadian inventor most known for his invention of the telephone.
- A rock formed when particles were deposited by water or wind.
- A system in which the structure and behavior are not completely understood but you know what it does.
- An American inventor most known for his invention of the lightbulb.
- A Italian astronomer that created his own telescope to study the planets of Jupiter and Venus.
28 Clues: The preliminary version of a product. • Scientists that studied and made a model of DNA. • American inventors of a improved/better snowboard. • A model that is formed in your mind or on a sheet of paper. • An imitation of a system that is more or less like reality. • Two or more objects that work together in a meaningful way. • ...
九上 M9 2023-12-02
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- the activity of buying and selling between people or countries, to do business
- one side of a paper in a book,
- advice and information about how to do or use something, often written in a book or on a paper:
- take and use sth for a short time and then return
- a book prepared for use in schools or colleges
- keep something for future use;a large shop where you can buy many different types of goods:
- correctly, or in a right way:
- only one, not double or two
- information or instructions about what to do, where to go, how to do sth, etc.
- the time someone or something grows or develops某人某个事物成长或者发展的时间,
- holding as much as it can, not having any empty space
- the use of science in industry 科学在工业中的应用
- to give something to someone for a short period of time, expecting it to be given back:
- a sum of money;a quantity of something tha can not be counted; 钱的总数,某个不可数物品的量
- to repair sth broken
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- to take the place of something, or to put something or someone in the place of something or someone else:
- become wider or widely known
- the telling of someone another person's name the first time that they meet:
- being able to remember; something that is remembered
- web pages that are linked连接 together to give information about something or a person, etc.
- the state of being related to someone or something else: 与某人某事相关的状态
- the shape of something or the kind
- having much ower or ability to control or influence
- widely different;having or showing many different types
- for the most part;
- one of the Four Great Inventions of ancient China.the activity or business of producing writing or images照片 on paper or other material
- something that happens because of something else:
- things like computers, calculators 计算机and radios 收音机
- letters and anything else sent or received by post
29 Clues: for the most part; • to repair sth broken • only one, not double or two • become wider or widely known • correctly, or in a right way: • one side of a paper in a book, • the shape of something or the kind • the use of science in industry 科学在工业中的应用 • a book prepared for use in schools or colleges • take and use sth for a short time and then return • ...
Earth Science 2024-08-26
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- The scientific study of the solid Earth's origin, history, processes, and structure is known as ...
- ... braves the high temperatures and molten lava of volcanoes
- ... studies the composition and structure of minerals
- sciences assumes that natural events, or phenomena, can be explained through careful observation and ...
- meteorologists use weather maps, satellite images, and computer models to make ...
- ... study glaciers and ice
- ... monitor earthquakes worldwide to help protect people and property from harm
- the sun basically is a ...
- the scientific study of Earth’s oceans
- someone who make maps
- another area of Earth science
- an animal live in the north pole
- a fruit that is hard outside but soft and watery inside
- the founder of telescope
- geology analyze the forces within the Earth to forecast ...
- study the ways in which humans interact with their environment in a relatively new field of science called ... science
- ... oceanography studies the natural elements in ocean water and pollutants
- ... study how old rocks are and determine how different rock layers formed
- the earth and the planets circled the ...
- earth science is the study of Earth and of the ... around it
- natural phenomenon when lava comes out of a mountain
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- one type of telescope
- ... focus on ecosystems, the complex relationship of all life forms and the environment in a given place
- ... focuses on underground water found between soil and rock particles
- the maya community was lived in ...
- a small body of matter from outer space that enters the earth's atmosphere
- geologists focus on studying ... to gain insights into Earth's past
- short periode of time
- a small rocky body orbiting the sun
- our galaxy
- the study of Earth’s atmosphere
- an animal live in the south pole
- most branches of science are ... with other branches
- the Maya used these observations to create accurate
- ... oceanography is the study of the processes in the ocean itself, like waves and ocean currents
- long periode of time
- the founder of telescope is a/an ...
- the number of branches of earth science that we have
- for many centuries, scientific discoveries were limited to observations of phenomena that could be seen with the ...
- one type of telescope
- the study of the universe beyond Earth
- the first telescope was basically a tube containing ...
- the ... tracked the movements of the sun, the moon, and the planets
- ... studies inland waters like rivers and lakes
- energy sources that can be found in the earth's crust
- the special car for moon and mars study
- a branch of science that investigates changes in populations of organisms in relation to place over time
- examines layers of rock beneath the surface
- the only planet where life is possible
- energy sources that can be found in the earth's crust
50 Clues: our galaxy • long periode of time • one type of telescope • short periode of time • someone who make maps • one type of telescope • the founder of telescope • ... study glaciers and ice • the sun basically is a ... • another area of Earth science • the study of Earth’s atmosphere • an animal live in the south pole • an animal live in the north pole • the maya community was lived in ... • ...
Humanities Class African Arts Review 2019-01-04
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- This famous West African drum is made from a hollowed tree trunk and can make three distinct sounds when struck.
- category of musical instruments that make sounds when a current of air is blown into them.
- Ashanti people turn these on their side when not in use to prevent a person’s soul from inhabiting another.
- The West African character of Anansi is one of these creatures in trickster tales.
- category of musical instruments that make sounds by striking the tightly stretched membranes.
- This type of art is thought of as painting, drawing, or prints and is meant to be admired.
- This type of mask is a composite of many powerful African animals.
- A way of marking time that stresses major life events and is bound by traditions.
- A method of passing down stories, myths, tales and history by word of mouth.
- Name for cultures who do NOT borrow from the traditions of ancient Greece and Rome.
- This kind of sculpted figure is covered with metal blades, nails and screws.
- A progressive method of marking time that moves a society forward by inventions.
- A traditional story usually about a hero that explains some ritual practice or phenomenon of nature.
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- Music term meaning “many rhythms”.
- A belief that all aspects of the natural world have a spirit and influences human events.
- This part of Africa is nicknamed the “Gold Coast” because of the wealth of the Ashanti kingdom.
- A music term referring to a group of musicians, dancers, or singers.
- This type of West African story involves an aspect of deception.
- A type of strip-woven cloth made by the Ashanti people out of wool, silk or cotton.
- Art term meaning to place contrasting elements side by side for greatest effect.
- A 'conversation' in music between a solo 'call' and a group or instrumental 'response'.
- This type of art is useful or functional first; what it is made from is secondary.
- Chi Wara headpieces are in the shape of this nimble African animal.
- category of musical instruments that make sounds from stretched strings.
- This kind of geometric and symmetrical wooden figurine is used to drive away evil spirits.
- This gender of Ashanti people are responsible for creating their famous strip woven cloth.
- Name for cultures who share commonalities from ancient Greece and Rome.
- Music from this part of Africa is heavily influenced by Middle Eastern instruments.
28 Clues: Music term meaning “many rhythms”. • This type of West African story involves an aspect of deception. • This type of mask is a composite of many powerful African animals. • Chi Wara headpieces are in the shape of this nimble African animal. • A music term referring to a group of musicians, dancers, or singers. • ...
Inventions of the Industrial Revolution 2021-03-02
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- eli whitney invention used in the north
- used morse code
- used spools
- created a metal from iron
- horse drawn machine used to harvest wheat
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- improved the production of a certain white plant
- praised for its speed, grace, and beauty
- made travel safer and faster
- allowed farming in the midwest
- improved commerce
- _____ powered textile ____
11 Clues: used spools • used morse code • improved commerce • created a metal from iron • _____ powered textile ____ • made travel safer and faster • allowed farming in the midwest • eli whitney invention used in the north • praised for its speed, grace, and beauty • horse drawn machine used to harvest wheat • improved the production of a certain white plant
African Arts Crossword Puzzle 2022-03-07
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- this kind of geometric and symmetrical wooden figurine is used to drive away evil spirits.
- this type of mask is a composite of many powerful African animals.
- a type of strip-woven cloth made by the Ashanti people out of wool, silk or cotton.
- a music term referring to a group of musicians, dancers, or singers.
- a way of marking time that stresses major life events and is bound by traditions.
- Chi Wara headpieces are in the shape of this nimble African animal.
- this famous West African drum is made from a hollowed tree trunk and can make three distinct sounds when struck.
- category of musical instruments that make sounds by striking the tightly stretched membranes.
- a traditional story usually about a hero that explains some ritual practice or phenomenon of nature.
- a method of passing down stories, myths, tales and history by word of mouth.
- music term meaning “many rhythms”.
- this part of Africa is nicknamed the “Gold Coast” because of the wealth of the Ashanti kingdom.
- category of musical instruments that make sounds from stretched strings.
- this type of art is useful or functional first; what it is made from is secondary.
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- category of musical instruments that make sounds when a current of air is blown into them.
- this type of art is thought of as painting, drawing, or prints and is meant to be admired.
- name for cultures who share commonalities from ancient Greece and Rome.
- name for cultures who do NOT borrow from the traditions of ancient Greece and Rome.
- art term meaning to place contrasting elements side by side for greatest effect.
- ashanti people turn these on their side when not in use to prevent a person’s soul from inhabiting another.
- a progressive method of marking time that moves a society forward by inventions.
- this gender of Ashanti people are responsible for creating their famous strip woven cloth.
- a belief that all aspects of the natural world have a spirit and influences human events.
- a'conversation' in music between a solo 'call' and a group or instrumental 'response'.
- the West African character of Anansi is one of these creatures.
- this kind of sculpted figure is covered with metal blades, nails and screws.
- this type of West African story involves an aspect of deception.
- music from this part of Africa is heavily influenced by Middle Eastern instruments.
28 Clues: music term meaning “many rhythms”. • the West African character of Anansi is one of these creatures. • this type of West African story involves an aspect of deception. • this type of mask is a composite of many powerful African animals. • Chi Wara headpieces are in the shape of this nimble African animal. • ...
Ancient Chinese Inventions Crossword 2023-03-28
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- A small cart with a single wheel at the front typically used for carrying loads in building work or gardening
- A device consisting of a circular canopy of cloth on a folding metal frame supported by a central rod, used as protection against rain
- A white vitrified translucent ceramic also known as china
- Sulfur, and charcoal mixed together to burn rapidly and explode as a propellant
- A natural protein fiber, some forms of which can be woven into textiles
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- A medieval bow that is fixed across a wooden support and has a groove for the bolt and a mechanism for drawing and releasing the string
- A small wooden stick to start a fire
- compass A compass is a device that shows the cardinal directions used for navigation and geographic orientation
8 Clues: A small wooden stick to start a fire • A white vitrified translucent ceramic also known as china • A natural protein fiber, some forms of which can be woven into textiles • Sulfur, and charcoal mixed together to burn rapidly and explode as a propellant • ...
Tech, Inventions, Advancements Crossword 2022-05-13
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- Helps you write hieroglyphics
- This object gives you water for your crops or for you to drink
- They need this to travel on the Nile river
- _______ sheets to write on
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- These are made of mud and straw
- This helps you heal from different problems or diseases
- First written language
- Both men and women wear this
8 Clues: First written language • _______ sheets to write on • Both men and women wear this • Helps you write hieroglyphics • These are made of mud and straw • They need this to travel on the Nile river • This helps you heal from different problems or diseases • This object gives you water for your crops or for you to drink
Tech, Inventions, Advancements Crossword 2022-05-13
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- Helps you write hieroglyphics
- This object gives you water for your crops or for you to drink
- They need this to travel on the Nile river
- _______ sheets to write on
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- These are made of mud and straw
- This helps you heal from different problems or diseases
- First written language
- Both men and women wear this
8 Clues: First written language • _______ sheets to write on • Both men and women wear this • Helps you write hieroglyphics • These are made of mud and straw • They need this to travel on the Nile river • This helps you heal from different problems or diseases • This object gives you water for your crops or for you to drink
Tech, Inventions, Advancements Crossword 2022-05-13
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- Helps you write hieroglyphics
- This object gives you water for your crops or for you to drink
- They need this to travel on the Nile river
- _______ sheets to write on
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- These are made of mud and straw
- This helps you heal from different problems or diseases
- First written language
- Both men and women wear this
8 Clues: First written language • _______ sheets to write on • Both men and women wear this • Helps you write hieroglyphics • These are made of mud and straw • They need this to travel on the Nile river • This helps you heal from different problems or diseases • This object gives you water for your crops or for you to drink
September Civil Procedure & Property 2023-09-25
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- “Property” qualifier, such as for news
- Vague, according to Corrow (Prop.)
- How states get jurisdiction over non-residents, minus the symbol (CivPro)
- Sub. of Pierson v. Post dispute (prop.)
- Who the 14th’s clause protects, per SCOTUS in 1979 (CivPro)
- Hypocritical judge we’re happy to leave behind in the nineteenth century (Prop.)
- Should be purposeful, per International Shoe _____ (CivPro)
- River quality that made Nebraska lose (Prop.)
- Test for ties to forum (CivPro)
- What you get in a suit when the other party doesn’t show up (CivPro)
- Term that shouldn’t be used on its own, at this point (CivPro)
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- Case of 1L nightmares (CivPro)
- Type of law protecting fixed expressions (Prop.)
- Moore’s claim against California school, rejected
- Where Shaffer hoped to be (CivPro)
- Doctrine relied on by Hinnman, which Court ruled inapplicable (Prop.)
- Stealing, but legally (Prop.)
- What made Left Hand Ditch Co. a winner (Prop.)
- What plaintiff’s lawyers shopped for, in BMS (CivPro)
- Personal jurisdiction basis (CivPro)
- Jurisdiction that only applies to people (CivPro)
- Possession beats all, except those with a _____ _______ (Prop.)
- Important memo piece: Abbr. (CivPro)
- What protects inventions (Prop.)
- Tragedy of the ____ (Prop.)
- Person of focus in Midler dissent (Prop.)
- Dormant ___ Clause (CivPro)
- When you can’t call it a case, like Mullane (CivPro)
- My tree, my apple principle (Prop.)
29 Clues: Tragedy of the ____ (Prop.) • Dormant ___ Clause (CivPro) • Stealing, but legally (Prop.) • Case of 1L nightmares (CivPro) • Test for ties to forum (CivPro) • What protects inventions (Prop.) • Where Shaffer hoped to be (CivPro) • Vague, according to Corrow (Prop.) • My tree, my apple principle (Prop.) • Personal jurisdiction basis (CivPro) • ...
mots oranges 2025-03-25
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- Qui est en dehors de l’ordinaire.
- Qui n’est pas selon l’usage ordinaire, selon l’ordre commun, qui est au-dessus de l’ordinaire.
- Tableau, peinture.
- Zone urbaine fortement peuplée dans laquelle se concentre la majorité des activités humaines d’un pays.
- Instruire quelqu’un de quelque art, de quelque science,
- Ensemble des connaissances acquises par l’étude ou la pratique.
- Au milieu de.
- Lieu où se fait un travail manuel.
- Demeurer, s’installer quelque temps dans un endroit.
- Qui est sous terre.
- Ouvrage du sculpteur ; statue.
- A cette endroit.
- Système, ensemble d’objets abstraits formant un tout harmonieusement organisé.
- Personne qui conduit des ouvrages ou travaux publics, tels que la construction et l’entretien des routes, la construction ou qui s’occupe, soit théoriquement, soit pratiquement, des applications industrielles et commerciales de la physique, de la mécanique
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- Contraire de sortir.
- Personne qui travaille dans un champ d’une science
- Celui qui sculpte.
- Création d'un inventeur
- Convier, prier de se trouver, de se rendre quelque part, d’assister à quelque cérémonie
- Relatif au lieu et à l’époque de la naissance.
- Petite face
- Personne qui a fait une ou plusieurs inventions
- Devenir visible
- Placer, disposer quelqu’un ou quelque chose à un endroit.
- Connu.
- Vivre.
- Celui dont la profession est de dessiner toute sorte de dessins : plan, BD, …
27 Clues: Connu. • Vivre. • Petite face • Au milieu de. • Devenir visible • A cette endroit. • Celui qui sculpte. • Tableau, peinture. • Qui est sous terre. • Contraire de sortir. • Création d'un inventeur • Ouvrage du sculpteur ; statue. • Qui est en dehors de l’ordinaire. • Lieu où se fait un travail manuel. • Relatif au lieu et à l’époque de la naissance. • ...
astronomers 2025-03-03
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- - Occurs when one celestial body blocks the light from another.
- - A region in space where gravity is so strong that nothing can escape.
- - The sixth planet from the Sun, known for its rings.
- - A highly energetic and distant active galactic nucleus.
- - The force that attracts objects toward one another.
- - A sudden eruption of energy from the Sun's surface.
- First to use a telescope to study the stars.
- - Pertaining to the Sun.
- - The "Red Planet," fourth from the Sun.
- - The curved path of a celestial body around another.
- - Formerly considered the ninth planet, now classified as a dwarf planet.
- Ancient astronomer who created the geocentric model.
- - A cloud of gas and dust in space, often a star-forming region.
- Popularized science and studied planetary atmospheres.
- - Relating to Copernicus’ heliocentric theory.
- - A planet outside our solar system.
- - A vehicle used to propel objects into space.
- - The branch of astronomy concerned with the physical properties of celestial bodies.
- - An unknown form of matter that doesn't emit light but exerts gravitational effects.
- - A small particle from space that enters Earth's atmosphere.
- Known for his laws of planetary motion.
- - The closest spiral galaxy to the Milky Way.
- - A rotating neutron star emitting beams of radiation.
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- - A Russian astronaut.
- - The layer of gases surrounding a planet.
- Developed the theory of gravity and laws of motion.
- - The galaxy that contains our solar system.
- - Relating to the periodic rise and fall of sea levels caused by the Moon’s gravity.
- - The explosive death of a star.
- - An instrument for observing distant objects in space.
- - A group of stars bound together by gravity.
- Proposed the heliocentric model of the solar system.
- - The scientific study of celestial objects and phenomena.
- - The distance that light travels in one year.
- - A small rocky body orbiting the Sun, mostly in the asteroid belt.
- - Earth's natural satellite.
- Made precise astronomical observations for Kepler’s laws.
- - A small icy body that orbits the Sun and has a tail.
- Developed the theory of relativity.
- - Luminous spheres of plasma that generate light and heat.
- Discovered that the universe is expanding.
- - All of space and time, including all matter and energy.
- - The star at the center of our solar system.
- - The change in the wavelength of light due to an object moving away from the observer.
- - Earth's "sister planet," known for its thick atmosphere.
- - The force that attracts objects toward the center of the Earth (or any body).
- - Referring to Galileo’s discoveries, including the moons of Jupiter.
- - A layer in Earth's atmosphere that protects from harmful ultraviolet radiation.
- - The seventh planet from the Sun, tilted on its side.
- - The distance that light travels in one year.
50 Clues: - A Russian astronaut. • - Pertaining to the Sun. • - Earth's natural satellite. • - The explosive death of a star. • Developed the theory of relativity. • - A planet outside our solar system. • Known for his laws of planetary motion. • - The "Red Planet," fourth from the Sun. • - The layer of gases surrounding a planet. • Discovered that the universe is expanding. • ...
Inventions by Alejandro Guerrero 2021-11-28
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- Surname of the woman who invented Mother´Day
- Name of the person who invented the safety glass
- Adverts which jump out at you
- App that use modern augmented reality
- Scientist whose wish was for an end to war
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- The country where celebrate the BHP Billion Awards Ceremony every year
- Name of the first virtual assistant
- Name of the company that relaesed the first e-reader
8 Clues: Adverts which jump out at you • Name of the first virtual assistant • App that use modern augmented reality • Scientist whose wish was for an end to war • Surname of the woman who invented Mother´Day • Name of the person who invented the safety glass • Name of the company that relaesed the first e-reader • ...
Key Vocabulary for Inventions 2019-11-16
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- to create something which had never been made before
- a piece of equipment which is used for a particular purpose
- to make something over a period of time
- a simple picture which shows how something works
- knowledge and methods used in science and industry
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- to find information, a place or an object , especially for the first time
- relating to the study of science
- to make or draw plans for something
8 Clues: relating to the study of science • to make or draw plans for something • to make something over a period of time • a simple picture which shows how something works • knowledge and methods used in science and industry • to create something which had never been made before • a piece of equipment which is used for a particular purpose • ...
Tech, Inventions, Advancements Crossword 2022-05-13
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- Helps you write hieroglyphics
- This object gives you water for your crops or for you to drink
- They need this to travel on the Nile river
- _______ sheets to write on
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- These are made of mud and straw
- This helps you heal from different problems or diseases
- First written language
- Both men and women wear this
8 Clues: First written language • _______ sheets to write on • Both men and women wear this • Helps you write hieroglyphics • These are made of mud and straw • They need this to travel on the Nile river • This helps you heal from different problems or diseases • This object gives you water for your crops or for you to drink
Section 1 2020-12-11
3 Clues: - exclusive rights to make or sell inventions • Industrial Revolution - a period of rapid growth in the U.S. manufacturing in the late 1800s • Process - a way to manufacture steel quickly and cheaply by blasting hot hair through melted iron, removing it’s impurities
Chapter 13 Terms + People 2024-04-10
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- an arrangement in which businesses making the same product agree to limit production to keep prices high
- a labor union that included workers of any trade, skilled or unskilled
- small, hot, dark, and dirty workhouses
- a system of consolidating many firms in the same business to lower production costs
- a process for purifying iron resulting in strong, lightweight, steel
- Leader of the American Railway Union who eventually became a Socialist
- an oil tycoon who made deals with railroads to increase his profits
- a policy which allowed businesses to operate under minimal gov. regulation
- an inventor and creative genius who received more than 1,000 patents for new inventions
- a steel tycoon who used vertical integration to increase his power
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- a form of group ownership in which a number of people share the ownership of a business
- a poor English immigrant who formed the AFL, a skilled workers union, in 1886
- communities near workplaces where housing was owned by the business and rented out to employees
- An 1892 Pennsylvania steelworkers' strike that resulted in violence between company police and strikers
- an economic and political philosophy that favors public, instead of private, control of property and income
- systems that depended on machinery to turn out large numbers of products quickly and inexpensively
- negotiating as a group for higher wages or better working conditions
- people who invest money in a product in order to make profit
- the practice of gaining control of many different businesses that make up all phases of a product's development
- A labor protest in Chicago in 1886 that ended in dozens of deaths when someone threw a bomb
- a grant by the federal gov. giving an inventor the exclusive right to develop, use, and sell an invention for a set period of time.
- an application of Charles Darwin's work which held that wealth was a measure of one's inherent value and those who had it were the most "fit"
- complete control of a product or service
- a situation in which companies assign their stick to a board of trustees, who combine them into a new organization
- A nationwide strike in 1894 of rail workers that halted railroads and mail delivery
- Taxes that would make imported goods cost more than those made locally
- American Federation of Labor, a loose organization of skilled workers from many unions devoted to specific crafts or trades
- twenty-four zones around the world, one for each hour of the day
28 Clues: small, hot, dark, and dirty workhouses • complete control of a product or service • people who invest money in a product in order to make profit • twenty-four zones around the world, one for each hour of the day • a steel tycoon who used vertical integration to increase his power • an oil tycoon who made deals with railroads to increase his profits • ...
The Legal Environment 2018-10-16
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- / Under _____ law, ownership is determined by registration. The legal system in this law is generally divided into three separate codes: commercial, civil, and criminal.
- / In the usual _____ procedure, parties select a disinterested and informed party or parties to serve as a referee to determine the merits of the case and make a judgment that both parties agree to honor under the law.
- / _____property law deals with the rules for securing and enforcing legal rights to inventions, designs, artistic works or any intangible assets.
- / Under _____ law, ownership is established by use. This law is derived from English law and found in England, the United States, Canada, and other countries once under English influence.
- / Software, music, and movies are especially attractive targets for _____ because they are costly to develop but cheap to reproduce and distribute over the Internet.
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- / The World Court can adjudicate disputes between _____, whereas the other two situations must be handled in the courts of the country of one of the parties involved or through arbitration.
- / _____ (or validated) licenses are required for products exported from the United States.
- / _____ is a nonbinding agreement between parties to resolve disputes by asking a third party to mediate differences.
- / _____ law is to protect American consumers by ensuring that they benefit from products and ideas produced by foreign competitors as well as by domestic competitors.
- / _____ is a technique of economic coercion that involves the refusal to engage in certain economic interactions, particularly in buying or handling of goods and services from a target entity, typically for political reasons.
10 Clues: / _____ (or validated) licenses are required for products exported from the United States. • / _____ is a nonbinding agreement between parties to resolve disputes by asking a third party to mediate differences. • ...
the world of english 2025-03-13
3 Clues: World, Spanish,English, NATO, Colonism,Capitalism, • Scotland, Wales, Queen Elizabeth, Lands,17th century, • American inventions,Culture, internet, Chinese, Countries,
the world of english 2025-03-13
3 Clues: World, Spanish,English, NATO, Colonism,Capitalism, • Scotland, Wales, Queen Elizabeth, Lands,17th century, • American inventions,Culture, internet, Chinese, Countries,
Midterm Exam 2025-10-08
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- __ Direct Investment (FDI)
- The first such personal computer was the __.
- The first mechanical __ began to appear in Europe toward the end of the 13th century and was used in cathedrals to mark the time when services would be held.
- The first irrigation systems arose roughly simultaneously in the civilizations of the Tigris-Euphrates river valley in Mesopotamia and the __ River valley in Egypt.
- Small-Medium Sized __ (SMEs)
- __ McCormick invented the mechanical reaper.
- Geographic __ Systems (GIS)
- Economies of __ is the ability to alter the traditional value chain with consequent economic advantage will drive the globalization of the industry.
- The steam engine became one of the most important inventions of the Industrial __.
- Samuel __ was a successful painter who became interested in the possibility of an electric telegraph in the 1830s.
- As global consumption increases due to globalization, more natural __ deplete.
- Organizations move from hierarchical to __ organizational structures.
- Transfer from the physical domain to the __ domain is a driving factor toward globalization.
- The first sailing __ were used on the Nile River.
- It is the word used to describe the growing interdependence of the world’s economies, cultures, and populations brought about by cross-border trade in goods and services, technology and flows of investment, people, and information.
- __ Graham Bell made the first telephone call.
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- During the __ Period, several key technologies arose together, such as farming.
- She symbolizes UE.
- It was the first book printed in the West.
- Orville __ made the first airplane flight, of 120 feet, near Kitty Hawk, North Carolina.
- The first windmills were in __ or what is now known as Iran.
- Sharp flakes of __ used as knives and larger unshaped stones used as hammers and anvils have been uncovered at Lake Turkana in Kenya.
- After thousands of trials, American inventor Thomas __ got a carbon-filament light bulb to burn for 13½ hours.
- John Atanasoff designed the first electronic digital __.
- One of the best invention of China is the magnetic __.
- English engineer Richard Trevithick built the first __ locomotive at an ironworks in Wales.
- Alchemists in China invented the __ as a result of their search for life-extending elixirs.
- As we feed other’s financial needs, the __ imbalance is also met. Government of countries show concern about each other.
- Information and __ technology (ICT) is a driving factor in the process of globalization.
- Nearly 5,000 years after the first sailing ships, the __ was first used to operate a mill.
30 Clues: She symbolizes UE. • __ Direct Investment (FDI) • Geographic __ Systems (GIS) • Small-Medium Sized __ (SMEs) • It was the first book printed in the West. • The first such personal computer was the __. • __ McCormick invented the mechanical reaper. • __ Graham Bell made the first telephone call. • The first sailing __ were used on the Nile River. • ...
Copyright Terminology 2013-01-20
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- 2 wds; a non-physical property that is creative or unique – it can be legally protected through a variety of methods from use without permissions
- 2 wds; refers to the electronic reproduction of existing recordings of music, sounds, and performances onto a blank CD or other medium for personal and non-commercial use; legal in Canada as long as the user is not benefiting financially
- ____ list; a list that names works not covered under a given copyright license because the author or publisher has chosen to exclude it
- 2 wds; works that belong to the public – they are free to use, and users do not require permission from the author or creator
- a type of ownership that we can claim over non-physical products or 'intellectual property' like music, film, writings etc.
- 2 wds; a symbol that is used to identify and distinguish goods or services as belonging to a person or organization
- ____ fee; fees paid by applicant to keep their application (for a patent or rights to an industrial design) in effect
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- the paid amount received by owners of copyrighted works when those works are sold or used
- _____ design; an intellectual property that refers to a finished manufactured product’s visual aspects including shape, pattern, ornamentation or configuration
- 2 wds; a non-profit org. that deals with comprehensive and transactional licensing, and to distribute royalties to creators of content
- _____ rights; the rights of a performer to be financially compensated every time their recorded performance or sound recording is played live or broadcasted for a public audience
- ____ license; schools, radio stations, and other business can make good use of this kind of license when they use copyrighted items that are constantly changing or when they use a lot of the same type of copyrighted content
- 2 wds; a concept under copyright law that gives limited exclusions to copyright for use in education, news reporting, reviews, satire, etc.
- a type of protection over intellectual property – usually “inventions” – that may involve processes, equipment, and/or manufacturing techniques
- _____ rights; rights that an author retains over the integrity of a work and to be named the author even without copyright ownership
15 Clues: the paid amount received by owners of copyrighted works when those works are sold or used • 2 wds; a symbol that is used to identify and distinguish goods or services as belonging to a person or organization • ____ fee; fees paid by applicant to keep their application (for a patent or rights to an industrial design) in effect • ...
great men 2023-06-13
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- Kahlo: was a Mexican artist known for her vibrant and symbolic self-portraits. Her paintings often explored themes of identity, pain, and resilience.
- Shakespeare: was an influential playwright and poet, known for his timeless works such as Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet, and Macbeth. His plays have had a lasting impact on literature and theater.
- da Vinci: was a polymath, excelling in various fields such as painting, sculpting, architecture, science, and engineering. He is famous for works like the Mona Lisa and The Last Supper.
- Curie: was a physicist and chemist who conducted groundbreaking research on radioactivity. She was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize and the only person to win Nobel Prizes in two different scientific fields.
- Earhart: was a pioneering aviator and the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean. She inspired many with her courage and determination to break gender barriers in aviation.
- Luther King Jr.: was a prominent leader in the American civil rights movement. He advocated for racial equality, nonviolence, and justice through his powerful speeches and peaceful protests.
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- Gandhi: was a political and spiritual leader who played a key role in India's independence movement through nonviolent civil disobedience. He is revered for his principles of peace, justice, and equality.
- Newton: was a mathematician, physicist, and astronomer who formulated the laws of motion and universal gravitation. His discoveries laid the foundation for modern physics.
- Mandela: was a South African anti-apartheid revolutionary and politician who served as the country's first black president. He advocated for equality and fought against racial discrimination.
- the Great: was a Greek king and military genius who created one of the largest empires in ancient history. He is known for his military conquests and cultural influence.
- Parks: was a civil rights activist who became an icon of the American civil rights movement. Her refusal to give up her bus seat to a white passenger sparked the Montgomery Bus Boycott and brought attention to racial segregation.
- da Vinci: da Vinci was a polymath, excelling in various fields such as painting, sculpting, architecture, science, and engineering. He is famous for works like the Mona Lisa and The Last Supper.
- Einstein: was a renowned physicist who developed the theory of relativity. He is widely regarded as one of the greatest scientific minds in history.
- da Vinci: was a polymath, excelling in various fields such as painting, sculpting, architecture, science, and engineering. He is famous for works like the Mona Lisa and The Last Supper.
- Frank: was a Jewish diarist whose diary, kept during the Holocaust, became a powerful memoir and symbol of hope. Her story shed light on the human impact of World War II and the Holocaust.
15 Clues: Einstein: was a renowned physicist who developed the theory of relativity. He is widely regarded as one of the greatest scientific minds in history. • Kahlo: was a Mexican artist known for her vibrant and symbolic self-portraits. Her paintings often explored themes of identity, pain, and resilience. • ...
Native American Heritage Month 2022-11-21
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- The Trail of ___ was part of a series of forced displacements of approximately 60,000 Native Americans between 1830 and 1850. Thousands of people died during that time from disease, exposure and malnutrition.
- Benjamin Franklin was said to have studied "The Great Law of Peace," the ___________ that governed the Iroquois Confederacy in detail as inspiration for the United States ___________.
- In 1990, President ______ H.W. Bush signed a joint congressional resolution designating November 1990 as Native American Heritage Month.
- A lot of the modern ________ that we enjoy today like rubber, kayaks, farming methods, and mouth wash have Native American roots.
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- It wasn't until the year 1924 that Native Americans were granted U.S. _________ , after Congress enacted the Indian Citizenship Act.
- ___________ is the largest American Indian Tribal Group in the U.S.
- In 2008, President George W. Bush signed the ____ Talkers Recognition Act into law, thereby directing the issuance of medals to honor the service of Native American ____ talkers during World War II. These brave ____ talkers provided secure communications that Axis powers were not able to decode, which ultimately saved lives and aided the Allied powers in achieving victory.
- The first American ______ Day was celebrated in May of 1916 in New York.
8 Clues: ___________ is the largest American Indian Tribal Group in the U.S. • The first American ______ Day was celebrated in May of 1916 in New York. • A lot of the modern ________ that we enjoy today like rubber, kayaks, farming methods, and mouth wash have Native American roots. • ...
Crossword Puzzle 2021-01-06
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- design, Constitutes the ornamental or aesthetic aspect of an article.
- infringement, The unauthorized use of a trademark or service mark on or in connection with goods and/or services in a manner that is likely to cause confusion, deception, or mistake about the source of the goods and/or services.
- Property, Refers to creations of the mind, such as inventions; literary and artistic works; designs; and symbols, names, and images used in commerce.
- design infringement, Occurs when someone applies a registered industrial design or a design not differing substantially, to an article, for the purposes of sale, rental, or exposure for sale, without the permission of the owner.
- Commons, Is an American non-profit organization devoted to expanding the range of creative works available for others to build upon legally and to share.
- A legal term used to describe the rights that creators have over their literary and artistic works.
- Occurs when a student submits his or her own previous work, or mixes parts of previous works, without permission from all professors involved.
- Intellectual Property Organization, Global forum for intellectual property services, policy, information, and cooperation.
- The unauthorized reproduction or use of a copyrighted book, recording, television program, patented invention, trademarked product, etc.
- Refers to the violation of a law or a right.
- An act or instance of using or closely imitating the language and thoughts of another author without authorization; the representation of that author's work as one's own, as by not crediting the original author.
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- Infringement, It is another term for piracy or the theft of someone’s original creation, especially if the one who stole recoups the benefits and not the creator of the material.
- Is an exclusive right granted for an invention.
- plagiarism, Occurs when a person neglects to cite their sources, or misquotes their sources, or unintentionally paraphrases a source by using similar words, groups of words, and/or sentence structure without attribution.
- Property, includes patents for inventions, trademarks, industrial designs and geographical indications.
- Is a sign capable of distinguishing the goods or services of one enterprise from those of other enterprises.
- plagiarism, Is the word-for-word transcription of a section of someone else’s work, without attribution and without quotation marks.
- Plagiarism, Occurs when a student borrows phrases from a source without using quotation marks, or finds synonyms for the author’s language while keeping to the same general structure and meaning of the original.
- Indication , A sign used on goods that have a specific geographical origin and possess qualities or a reputation due to that place of origin.
- Use, The use of copyrighted material without a license only for certain purposes.
20 Clues: Refers to the violation of a law or a right. • Is an exclusive right granted for an invention. • design, Constitutes the ornamental or aesthetic aspect of an article. • Use, The use of copyrighted material without a license only for certain purposes. • A legal term used to describe the rights that creators have over their literary and artistic works. • ...
Digital Media I Vocabulary 2013-10-03
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- Trademarks identify the goods of one manufacturer from the goods of others. Trademarks are important business assets because they allow companies to establish their products' reputation without having to worry that an inferior product will diminish their reputation or profit by deceiving the consumer
- According to 17 USCS § 101, Phonorecords are “material objects in which sounds, other than those accompanying a motion picture or other audiovisual work, are fixed by any method now known or later developed, and from which the sounds can be perceived, reproduced, or otherwise communicated, either directly or with the aid of a machine or device. The term "phonorecords" includes the material object in which the sounds are first fixed.”
- infringement the violation of any exclusive right held by the copyright owner. Infringement may be intentional or unintentional
- set of principles and morals governing peoples behaviors including honesty and respect towards others
- using like or as
- general estimation that the public has for a person
- act of admitting someone to enter
- footprintall of the info about a person that can be found online
- domain the status of publications, artwork, music, science, inventions, products, and processes that are not protected under patent or copyright. It is creative works and other knowledge in which no person or organization has any proprietary interest
- sale doctrine a legal principle allowing the purchaser of a lawfully made copy of a copyright-protected work to sell or give away that copy without permission but not to reproduce it
- add a descriptive word or phrase to photo or video
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- taking the writings or literary ideas of another and selling and/or publishing them as one's own writing
- for hire an exception to the general rule that the person who creates a work is the author of that work and holds all rights to the work product
- factors that surround a piece of info that help determine its meaning
- the privacy of others online
- authorization granted to do something; formal consent: to ask permission to leave the room.
- and identitypresenting your self in an honest and genuine way in the online world
- CultureConnected Culture treating others in a kind and respectful manner
- property property that results from original creative thought, as patents, copyright material, and trademarks.
- Ethnicsa set of principles and morals governing peoples beaver and digital devices
- creative workto respect another persons creative work
- continue and endure
- use the conditions under which you can use material that is copyrighted by someone else without paying royalties
- the exclusive right granted by a government to an inventor to manufacture, use, or sell an invention for a certain number of years.
24 Clues: using like or as • continue and endure • the privacy of others online • act of admitting someone to enter • add a descriptive word or phrase to photo or video • general estimation that the public has for a person • creative workto respect another persons creative work • footprintall of the info about a person that can be found online • ...
American Revolution Vocab 2024-12-08
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- the leaders and statesmen who played a significant role in the founding of the United States. They included figures like George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, John Adams, and others.
- was the army established by the Second Continental Congress to fight for American independence during the Revolution. George Washington was its first commander.
- the first President of the United States and a prominent military leader during the American Revolution. He is often called the "Father of His Country" for his role in the nation's early history.
- one of the Founding Fathers and the main author of the Declaration of Independence. He was also the third President of the United States.
- American colonists who remained loyal to the British monarchy during the American Revolution. They believed in staying connected to Britain and keeping things the way they were.
- a Founding Father known for his inventions, writings, and diplomacy. He played a crucial role in securing French support for the American Revolution and was a key figure in early American history.
- nickname for British soldiers during the American Revolution because of their distinctive red uniforms.
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- was a war fought by the American colonists against British rule in the late 18th century. It resulted in the United States gaining its independence.
- American colonists who fought for independence from British rule during the American Revolution. They wanted freedom from British control and were willing to stand up for it.
- was a meeting of delegates from the American colonies that played a key role in the American Revolution. It discussed and made important decisions about the colonies' future.
- a famous document written in 1776 that declared the American colonies' independence from British rule. It explained the reasons for seeking freedom and is a key part of American history.
- basic rights that people are born with and that cannot be taken away. The Declaration of Independence mentions unalienable rights like life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
12 Clues: nickname for British soldiers during the American Revolution because of their distinctive red uniforms. • one of the Founding Fathers and the main author of the Declaration of Independence. He was also the third President of the United States. • ...
Herbert Sellners Famous Inventions 2021-05-04
8 Clues: something that's old. • you launch someone into. • when you enjoy something. • something you wonder about. • you have something in your hands. • something you don't think will happen next. • its something you usually do to rob someone. • when you think or something new pops up in your head.
Inventions Crossword Nihad & Alèxia 2022-11-21
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- Appliance that allows you to cook or fry food without the need to submerge it in oil.
- Martin Cooper, was one of the inventors who created the largest device, a device that serves to communicate with others. It is ....
- Machine that helps you to clean your clothes in a quick and easy way.
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- Appliance used almost daily to heat food more quickly.
- Wireless technology that allows you to transmit information between different devices, as well as connect to the Internet
- Vehicle equipped with wings and one or more engines, capable of moving through the air, up to your destination.
- Vehicle used for road travel, and that we all have one.
- Application, or system that is used as a guide to reach your desired destination.
8 Clues: Vehicle used for road travel, and that we all have one. • Appliance used almost daily to heat food more quickly. • Machine that helps you to clean your clothes in a quick and easy way. • Application, or system that is used as a guide to reach your desired destination. • ...
Inventions for education - Crossword 2023-03-09
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- right or appropriate for a particular purpose or occasion
- to share or exchange information, news, ideas, feelings, etc
- to become better than before
- very useful or important
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- connected with education
- useful, easy or quick to do
- to produce or design something that has not existed
- that can help you to do or achieve what you want
8 Clues: connected with education • very useful or important • useful, easy or quick to do • to become better than before • that can help you to do or achieve what you want • to produce or design something that has not existed • right or appropriate for a particular purpose or occasion • to share or exchange information, news, ideas, feelings, etc
Inventions by Sebastián Estévez 2021-11-28
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- The invention that was irritating and dangerous.
- The President who started a top-secret project and produced the atomic bombs.
- The name of the engineer who invented the microwave oven.
- The President who declared Mother’s Day a national holiday.
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- Who invented the clever GIRL.
- It was the first major tech company to introduce a virtual assistant
- The country where is celebrated BHP Billiton Awards Ceremony.
- It was the first company to realise an e-reader.
8 Clues: Who invented the clever GIRL. • The invention that was irritating and dangerous. • It was the first company to realise an e-reader. • The name of the engineer who invented the microwave oven. • The President who declared Mother’s Day a national holiday. • The country where is celebrated BHP Billiton Awards Ceremony. • ...
Inventions by Carmen Varela 2021-11-27
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- The man who created the formula for the atomic bomb
- The first major tech company that created a virtual assistant
- The digital assistant that Microsoft created
- The name of the girl who invented the Clever GIRL
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- The thing which pop-up ads can download
- The company that overtook Sony
- The name of the person who invented the safety glass
- The country where the BHP Billiton Awards take place
8 Clues: The company that overtook Sony • The thing which pop-up ads can download • The digital assistant that Microsoft created • The name of the girl who invented the Clever GIRL • The man who created the formula for the atomic bomb • The name of the person who invented the safety glass • The country where the BHP Billiton Awards take place • ...
Inventions by Marina Hospital 2021-11-27
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- the thing which came from a machine which Percy Spenser working with
- the surname of the person who invented the clever GIRL.
- the country where BHP Billiton Awards Ceremony are celebrated every year
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- the thing which dropped and broke into small pieces which stayed together when Benedictus invented the safety glass.
- the profession of the person who invented the microwave oven
- the president who declared Mother´s Day a national holiday.
- the place where the first atomic bomb was created.
- things which can be dangerous with the pop-up ads.
8 Clues: the place where the first atomic bomb was created. • things which can be dangerous with the pop-up ads. • the surname of the person who invented the clever GIRL. • the president who declared Mother´s Day a national holiday. • the profession of the person who invented the microwave oven • the thing which came from a machine which Percy Spenser working with • ...
Tech, Inventions, Advancements Crossword 2022-05-13
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- Helps you write hieroglyphics
- This object gives you water for your crops or for you to drink
- They need this to travel on the Nile river
- _______ sheets to write on
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- These are made of mud and straw
- This helps you heal from different problems or diseases
- First written language
- Both men and women wear this
8 Clues: First written language • _______ sheets to write on • Both men and women wear this • Helps you write hieroglyphics • These are made of mud and straw • They need this to travel on the Nile river • This helps you heal from different problems or diseases • This object gives you water for your crops or for you to drink
1920s Inventions Crossword Puzzle 2023-10-21
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- Edward Perkins; originally a syrup called fruit smack; a delicious drink
- Walter Diemer; pink and a new recipe; less sticky and more stretchy
- Alexandre Godefoy; first one was a hose attached to a vacuum and had many faults.
- Earle Dickson; made to help his accident prone wife
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- First model was the Ford Model T; Henry Ford later founded the Ford Company
- William Potts; red,yellow,and green; regulates traffic
- Leo Gerstenzang; a piece of cotton wrapped around a toothpick; now white cardboard
- Edward Haas; used to be a breathmint, alternative to smoking
8 Clues: Earle Dickson; made to help his accident prone wife • William Potts; red,yellow,and green; regulates traffic • Edward Haas; used to be a breathmint, alternative to smoking • Walter Diemer; pink and a new recipe; less sticky and more stretchy • Edward Perkins; originally a syrup called fruit smack; a delicious drink • ...
LCO 2025-10-22
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- not protected by copyright, like ideas or facts, You might find me in math, or in a delicious treat, Whether a pizza or cherry, I'm something you eat. What am I?
- Known for my ____, I'm a trademark that's rare, Much like a logo, but found in the air. What am I?
- 50 shades of red but only one vibrant is fast like a Porsche
- Sole Mark Cardi B, Rihanna, Beyoncé, and Lady Gaga all share this stylish flair, these heels, make a statement everywhere. A court case decided, a trademark in the mix, But a monochrome red shoe didn't infringe
- an old British beer taste equals the oldest active trademark (Belgium)
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- the favorite mouse of walt extended the duration of copyright protection in the US
- first Copyright Law was established by her after unifying 2 kingdoms in 1707.
- I hold the title of the most patented mind, with 1,093 US patents, I'm one of a kind. From electric power to motion pictures, my inventions are vast, in the UK, France, and Germany, my legacy will last. Who am I?
8 Clues: 50 shades of red but only one vibrant is fast like a Porsche • an old British beer taste equals the oldest active trademark (Belgium) • first Copyright Law was established by her after unifying 2 kingdoms in 1707. • the favorite mouse of walt extended the duration of copyright protection in the US • ...
ESPAÑA 2023-03-10
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- Actress best known for her role in the Fast and Furious movies: --- Pataky
- A tapa referred to as the national dish of Spain to as the national dish of Spain
- The tortilla --- is made of potato and egg
- The most famous art museum in all of Spain is the Museo Nacional de ---
- The most famous teams are Real Madrid and Barcelona
- The most famous cathedral in Spain: La --- Familia
- --- de jamón are a tapa consisting of fried cheese and ham
- The capital of Spain
- A cold tomato soup with cucumber, onion, garlic, green peppers, and oil
- Last name of novelist who wrote Don Quixote de la Manchas of all time and it is often cited as the world’s first modern novel
- Holy week is called Semana ---
- The continent on which Spain is located
- Last name of World-renowned navigator and explorer who lived in Spain and Portugal; He is given honor because of his many discoveries all over the world, especially in the Americas
- Professional soccer player who plays for La Liga Club Barcelona; Considered one of the best defenders of his generation; Ex-husband of Shakira: Gerard ---
- Very famous coast consisting of over 150 beaches, also called La Costa de Golf. La costa del ---
- Musical artist currently known for pop music; Bailando: Enrique ---
- Last name of Artist, sculptor, filmmaker, photographer, architect, and writer who painted "The Persistence of Memory"
- An event in which people run with bulls in the streets, called The --- of the bulls
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- Actor known for movies The Mask of Zorro, Spy Kids, and more: Antonio ---
- Actress known for movies Vanilla Sky and Pirates of the Caribbean: --- Cruz
- The official sport of Spain
- Last name of one of the most influential painters of the 20th century
- seafood
- The king of Spain is King --- VI
- The last name of the prime minister of Spain
- A very traditional style of music and dance created by gypsies
- Last name of Spanish knight; A national hero who fought for Spain under the reign of Alfonso VII against the Arab conquistadors
- The last name of your Spanish teacher
- Small foods, like appetizers, that are shared with friends and
- Professional soccer manager and former player who is the manager of La Liga club Barcelona; Widely considered one of the greatest midfielders of all time: --- Hernández
- The first name of your Spanish teacher
- La --- is The largest tomato fight in the world
- Spain's currency
- The nationality of people from Spain
- Last name of Romantic painter and printmaker
- A chain of volcanic islands off the coast of Northwestern Africa: The --- Islands
- Professional soccer player, plays for Ligue 1 club Paris Saint-Germain and the Spain national team; Previously played for Real Madrid; Widely regarded as one of the greatest defenders of all time: Sergio ---
37 Clues: seafood • Spain's currency • The capital of Spain • The official sport of Spain • Holy week is called Semana --- • The king of Spain is King --- VI • The nationality of people from Spain • The last name of your Spanish teacher • The first name of your Spanish teacher • The continent on which Spain is located • The tortilla --- is made of potato and egg • ...
Historical Figure 2023-12-19
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- of Arc A French heroine and military leader who played a key role in the Hundred Years' War. She was later canonized as a saint by the Catholic Church.
- Keller An author and advocate who overcame deaf-blindness. With the help of her teacher, Anne Sullivan, she became a symbol of perseverance and education.
- Curie A pioneering scientist who conducted groundbreaking research on radioactivity. She was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize in two different fields.
- Edison A prolific inventor known for creating the light bulb, phonograph, and motion picture camera. His innovations transformed daily life.
- Gandhi A leader of nonviolent civil disobedience during India's fight for independence from British rule. He inspired movements for civil rights and freedom worldwide.
- Isaac Newton A mathematician and physicist who formulated the laws of motion and universal gravitation. His work laid the foundation for classical mechanics.
- Parks An African American civil rights activist who refused to give up her seat on a bus, sparking the Montgomery Bus Boycott and contributing to the end of segregation.
- Mandela A South African anti-apartheid revolutionary who became the country's first black president. He worked to dismantle the legacy of apartheid and promote reconciliation.
- Lincoln The 16th President of the United States, known for leading the country through the Civil War and issuing the Emancipation Proclamation.
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- Earhart An adventurous aviator who became the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean. She paved the way for women in aviation.
- A Shoshone woman who accompanied the Lewis and Clark expedition as an interpreter and guide. Her contributions were crucial to the success of the journey.
- The last pharaoh of Ancient Egypt, known for her intelligence and relationships with Roman leaders Julius Caesar and Mark Antony.
- Polo An Italian explorer and merchant known for his travels to Asia along the Silk Road. His writings introduced Europeans to the wonders of the East.
- Galilei An Italian scientist who made significant contributions to astronomy and physics. He was the first to use a telescope for astronomical observations.
- da Vinci A brilliant artist, inventor, and thinker from the Renaissance. He painted the famous Mona Lisa and sketched inventions far ahead of his time.
15 Clues: The last pharaoh of Ancient Egypt, known for her intelligence and relationships with Roman leaders Julius Caesar and Mark Antony. • Earhart An adventurous aviator who became the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean. She paved the way for women in aviation. • ...
Quiz 3 Vocabulary Revision 2024-03-04
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- Throughout your academic journey at Boğaziçi, you will ______________ knowledge, skills, and experiences that will shape your intellectual growth and prepare you for the future.
- The study's findings ____________ from previous research in this field, suggesting alternative interpretations that challenge existing theories and prompting further debate among scholars.
- Critical thinking skills are ______________ for students to succeed in higher education.
- His doctor advised him not to do any ____________ exercise.
- The ____________ scientist was invited to deliver a speech at the conference and share her expertise and contributions to the scientific community on a global platform.
- The new software must be ____________ with existing systems and platforms so that the users can utilize the software efficiently and effectively.
- Negotiation processes can be ___________ with challenges and conflicts. That’s why we need skilled mediators that could navigate complex issues and help opposing parties reach agreements.
- In scientific research, researchers often use ____________ experiments to recreate real-life scenarios in a controlled environment. This way, they aim to test hypotheses and gather data without the need for actual physical experiments.
- Laws exist so that greedy companies cannot ____________ their employees.
- The study aimed to investigate how stress can _____________ emotional and physical harm on individuals, highlighting the importance of mental health awareness and support.
- Reporters are pressured by political groups, and threats and ________________ have become part of the job.
- Scientists often ___________ the success of groundbreaking discoveries to collaboration and interdisciplinary research efforts, emphasizing the importance of teamwork in scientific advancements.
- Meeting people with diverse backgrounds can _____________ one's understanding of different cultures.
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- The research findings revealed an ___________ of resources available for further study and exploration, providing us with a wealth of information and data to analyze.
- Project managers must carefully plan and ___________ the project tasks to ensure that timelines are met.
- In today's digital age, online education has become ___________ indispensable because it provides students with flexible learning opportunities and access to many educational resources.
- Such a large investment inevitably __________s some risk. In other words, it necessarily involves some risks.
- Detectives are working hard to identify and capture the ____________ responsible for the burning of a shop and two cars.
- The success of our campaign has _________ed our wildest expectations.
- You can ____________ the meaning of an unknown word by studying the context in which it is used.
- When we first moved to this campus, the ongoing construction works would often ______________ access to certain buildings or facilities, prompting students and staff to find alternative routes and accommodations during the renovation period.
- Genetic ____________ plays a significant role in determining an individual's likelihood of developing certain diseases.
- Maintaining ____________ in journalism is crucial for reporters to present news stories objectively and without bias.
- He settled abroad to ____________ military service, which was mandatory in his country in those days.
- Some educational systems (not YADYOK) have ___________ structures and inflexible policies that limit students' creativity and autonomy, hindering their ability to explore diverse perspectives and ideas.
- An official from the Department of Health will ______________ the restaurant this afternoon. The restaurant may be closed if it fails to meet the standards again.
26 Clues: His doctor advised him not to do any ____________ exercise. • The success of our campaign has _________ed our wildest expectations. • Laws exist so that greedy companies cannot ____________ their employees. • Critical thinking skills are ______________ for students to succeed in higher education. • ...
Halloween Crossword 2023-11-10
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- Mistress of the Dark
- Author of "Frankenstein"
- The town where Updike's three beautiful witches reside
- Dracula's servant/familiar
- This movie was made from Stephen King's first published novel
- A double-booked air B&B leads to deadly discoveries in this film
- Japan's reptilian nemesis
- A slow-moving exotic pet massacres a sorority house's inhabitants
- Gladitorial arena for Mad Max
- Villains in Night of the Living Dead
- Author of "Dracula"
- Jack the Ripper's city
- Jennifer Anniston's film debut
- The kind of "attraction" Glenn Close offers Michael Douglas
- Dudley Moore makes a deal with the Devil (Peter Cook)
- Notre Dame bell ringer
- Classic ghost story starring Ray Milland
- The boys' taunting CB radio handle in "Joy Ride"
- William Peter Blatty wrote the book on which this movie is based
- Vampire in TV's "Dark Shadows"
- Director known for his twist endings
- Michael Keaton's pesky poltergeist
- Director famous for his highly successful low-budget films
- 1972 movie with Cornel Wilde as an anthropologist
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- Studio that made early classic monster movies
- British horror-movie production house
- The Master of Suspense
- Found camcorder footage in remnants of Central Park forms the plot of this 2008 movie
- Dr. Lecter's first name
- Bette Davis's character who allegedly dismembered her boyfriend in her youth
- The name of the mechanical shark in "Jaws"
- Fear of spiders
- Horror franchise featuring Ghost Face
- Director known for his innovative marketing of his B-movies
- Type of horror movie popular in the '80s
- Role made famous by Max Schreck
- Famous for its "shower scene"
- An American tourist turns into this after an attack on the English moor
- John Carpenter's franchise for Jamie Lee Curtis
- The vengeance demon summoned to kill dirt bikers
- Infamous hound's stomping grounds
- The malevolent clown in "It"
- Paranormalists Ed and Lorraine Warren inspired this film
43 Clues: Fear of spiders • Author of "Dracula" • Mistress of the Dark • The Master of Suspense • Jack the Ripper's city • Notre Dame bell ringer • Dr. Lecter's first name • Author of "Frankenstein" • Japan's reptilian nemesis • Dracula's servant/familiar • The malevolent clown in "It" • Famous for its "shower scene" • Gladitorial arena for Mad Max • Jennifer Anniston's film debut • ...
History Skills 2013-06-09
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- The longer a bone is in the earth the more __________________ it absorbs.
- This dating method measures the rate in which C14 has decayed.
- This body of water gave birth to three different ancient civilisations
- A document to show where you went for research material.
- When looking at a source you must ask yourself if you can trust the source or what _________________ you may have with the source.
- A source that comes from the period you are studying is called a _________________ source.
- The questions a historian asks themselves to direct their research.
- What is the Latin word for 'around'?
- The year 1984 is in which century AD?
- What do you call someone who studies history?
- This dating technique compares two items - which is older and which is younger.
- The year 688BC is in which century?
- Stratigraphy studies the different ______________ in rocks.
- The period from the beginning of civilisation to the fall of the Roman Empire
- India and China are examples of ancient civilisations from which part of the world?
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- The period before writing was invented.
- A source that is created by someone outside of the time period is called a _______________________ source.
- An example of a secondary source.
- Otherwise known as Tree Ring Dating.
- How many major Ancient Civilisations are there?
- This type of organiser can help you arrange your research.
- A period of 10 years.
- A visual representation of time.
- This civilisation is where Hinduism was born.
- The year 406 AD is in which century?
- A period of a 1000 years.
- This dating technique allows a person to find the actual age of something.
- What does AD stand for?
- A statement created to be tested.
- The largest Ancient Civilisation.
- This civilisation was built on the banks on the River Nile.
- A collection of records, usually written.
- This civilisation gave the world many inventions including paper and gunpowder.
- History teaches people about their...
- Which S&E discipline are we currently studying?
- A period of 100 years.
- This civilisation gave the world democracy.
37 Clues: A period of 10 years. • A period of 100 years. • What does AD stand for? • A period of a 1000 years. • A visual representation of time. • An example of a secondary source. • A statement created to be tested. • The largest Ancient Civilisation. • The year 688BC is in which century? • Otherwise known as Tree Ring Dating. • The year 406 AD is in which century? • ...
