emotions Crossword Puzzles
Crossword 2021-10-26
Across
- being near or close to something
- modest, not calling attention to oneself
- an impressive display or collection
- using the sound something makes to form its name
- conflicting feelings or emotions
- quick, easy movements, navigating difficult motions with ease
- an area of partial shadow in between fully shadowed areas
- vivacious, bubbly, enthusiastic
- pleasing appearance
- heavenly, otherworldly
- speech or document written to praise a person
- incorrectly hearing or interpreting a song’s lyrics
- rhythmic cadence
Down
- frequently traveling or relocating from one place to another
- the part of the sea that cannot be viewed from land; deep sea beyond the horizon
- delicate, translucent, very lightweight
- emitting low noises similar to murmurs
- to hide one’s true feelings
- full of energy, highly enthusiastic
- slim, graceful, flexible, supple
- something that has been altered, with traces of the original remaining
- thin, supple, limber, graceful
- a part or portion of something
- pleasant smell after the first rain following a dry spell
- or otherwise pleasant sounding
- fleeting, fading or disappearing quickly
- bringing to mind strong emotions
- shortlived, lasting only for a short period of time
28 Clues: rhythmic cadence • pleasing appearance • heavenly, otherworldly • to hide one’s true feelings • thin, supple, limber, graceful • a part or portion of something • or otherwise pleasant sounding • vivacious, bubbly, enthusiastic • being near or close to something • slim, graceful, flexible, supple • conflicting feelings or emotions • bringing to mind strong emotions • ...
Psychology Crossword 2022-05-16
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- the interrelation of conscious and unconscious processes and emotions that determine personality and motivation
- an automatic pattern of behavior in reaction to a situation
- an innocuous or inert medication
- the cognitive study of how past experience is remembered
- the act of making something ready
- worry or fear that is not proportional to reality.
- the psychological result of perception and reasoning
- a commonsense rule to help solve some problem
- a person who tends to shrink from social contacts
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- a basal part of the diencephalon governing autonomic nervous system
- surgery on nerves to and from the frontal lobe of the brain
- the branch of social psychology that deals with the processes and emotions that determine psychology and motivation
- a psychotic disorder characterized by distortions of reality
- the quality of unselfish concern for the welfare of others
- a specialist in the science of mental life
- a state of mental or emotional strain or suspense
- an anxiety disorder characterized by irrational fear
- decision making by a group
- an erroneous belief held in the face of contrary evidence
- coefficient a statistic representing how closely two variables co-vary
20 Clues: decision making by a group • an innocuous or inert medication • the act of making something ready • a specialist in the science of mental life • a commonsense rule to help solve some problem • a state of mental or emotional strain or suspense • a person who tends to shrink from social contacts • worry or fear that is not proportional to reality. • ...
Advertising 1st 9-Weeks Review 2024-10-14
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- The main point of interest in an image
- To convince people that everyone is buying a product
- A paper advertisement; distributed directly to consumers, often by hand
- This color is associated with love and anger
- The art and technique of arranging text
- The visual weight is distributed evenly on a design
- This color is associated with purity
- Consider how people in ads convey emotions through their postures and facial expressions
- The practice and techniques used to bring attention to a product or service
- The first TV commercial, in 1941, was ____ seconds long
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- The repeating elements throughout a design
- A large outdoor advertising space; usually found on highways or busy streets
- Research about how color affects human behavior and emotions
- Technique involving direct eye contact
- This device, created in 1440, allowed for mass printing.
- This type of advertisement is used during Presidential Election Years
- When marketers use metaphors and similes
- This color is associated with royalty
- In the early 1900's, advertisements were heard using this device
- This color is associated with trust and loyalty
- This color is associated with health and nature
21 Clues: This color is associated with purity • This color is associated with royalty • The main point of interest in an image • Technique involving direct eye contact • The art and technique of arranging text • When marketers use metaphors and similes • The repeating elements throughout a design • This color is associated with love and anger • ...
chapter 13 and chapter 14 2025-08-18
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- – Coping aimed at regulating emotional responses to stress.
- – Technique using monitoring devices to control physiological processes.
- – Performing a behavior to earn rewards or avoid punishment.
- – The drive to excel, succeed, or reach a standard of excellence.
- – A biological or psychological requirement for well-being.
- – The highest level of Maslow’s hierarchy, realizing one’s full potential.
- – Study of how psychological factors affect health, illness, and treatment.
- – Response to perceived challenges or threats that disrupt homeostasis.
- – Maslow’s pyramid model of human needs from basic to self-actualization.
- – Two-factor theory that emotion results from arousal plus cognitive interpretation.
- – Efforts to manage stress and its emotional consequences.
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- – Coping aimed at addressing the source of stress directly.
- – Performing an activity for its inherent satisfaction rather than external reward.
- – Theory that facial expressions can influence emotional experience.
- – Complex reactions that include physiological arousal, expressive behaviors, and conscious experience.
- – A psychological state that motivates an organism to satisfy a need.
- – Theory that emotions and physiological arousal occur simultaneously.
- – Theory that emotions arise from physiological arousal.
- – The internal processes that initiate, direct, and sustain behavior.
- – Ability to recover quickly from stress or adversity.
20 Clues: – Ability to recover quickly from stress or adversity. • – Theory that emotions arise from physiological arousal. • – Efforts to manage stress and its emotional consequences. • – Coping aimed at regulating emotional responses to stress. • – Coping aimed at addressing the source of stress directly. • – A biological or psychological requirement for well-being. • ...
The story of us 2026-02-12
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- : Not what he said, not what he did… just how it felt when he was there
- : A fight topic that somehow became a personality trait
- : The kind of person who feels everything deeply even when he pretends he doesn’t
- : A trip that felt messy, dramatic, emotional and very us
- : Where our story first quietly started
- : The football club that could easily replace his surname
- : A word that has followed us longer than certainty ever has
- : His dramatic exit line
- : Our unofficial comfort food
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- : Something he gives me without trying
- : The colour that reminds me of him — warm and impossible to ignore
- : Something he unknowingly helped me learn
- : A song that feels like background music to our memories
- : A place that holds silence, faith and too many emotions
- : A feeling, not a place
- : When everything shifted a little
- : Our default escape spot
- : What I call him when he’s being himself
- : Something I say without thinking twice
- : Not broken, not complete… just still being written
- : The man, the myth, the reason for half his emotions
- : The name only he gets to use
22 Clues: : A feeling, not a place • : His dramatic exit line • : Our default escape spot • : Our unofficial comfort food • : The name only he gets to use • : When everything shifted a little • : Something he gives me without trying • : Where our story first quietly started • : Something I say without thinking twice • : What I call him when he’s being himself • ...
Module 4 - Emotional Health 2025-10-31
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- the state of being comfortable with yourself, with others, and with your surroundings
- our understanding and evaluation of who we are
- sudden and extreme changes in a person's emotions and feelings.
- extreme anxiety, sorrow, or pain
- an individual's characteristic pattern of thinking, feeling, and acting
- to adjust or change to suit conditions
- Extreme tiredness, exhaustion
- needs that affect your feelings and sense of well-being
- Organizing time to accomplish priorities.
- an emotional and physiological reaction to an emergency that increases readiness for action
- the process by which we perceive and respond to certain events, called stressors, that we appraise as threatening or challenging
- A hormone released into the bloodstream in response to physical or mental stress
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- signals that tell your mind and body how to react
- one's feelings of high or low self-worth
- stress that can help you reach your goals
- The condition of feeling uneasy or worried about what may happen
- hopeful and confident about the future
- the personal strength that helps most people cope with stress and recover from adversity and even trauma
- having faith in oneself; self-reliant; sure
- the way a person experiences and deals with feelings
20 Clues: Extreme tiredness, exhaustion • extreme anxiety, sorrow, or pain • hopeful and confident about the future • to adjust or change to suit conditions • one's feelings of high or low self-worth • stress that can help you reach your goals • Organizing time to accomplish priorities. • having faith in oneself; self-reliant; sure • our understanding and evaluation of who we are • ...
Defence mechanisms of psyche 2025-09-16
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- Suddenly seeing someone as worthless after disappointment
- Putting someone on a pedestal, ignoring their flaws
- Using jokes or laughter to cope with stress or pain
- Coming up with excuses that sound logical for your actions
- Channeling negative impulses into sports, art, or work
- Going back to childlike behavior under stress
- Refusing to believe something unpleasant is happening
- Trying to “erase” guilt by doing the opposite (e.g., making up for a hurtful act)
- Escaping into fantasy, daydreams, or avoiding people
- Showing feelings through impulsive actions instead of words
- Turning stress or emotions into physical symptoms (like stomachaches)
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- Disconnecting from reality, memory, or even your sense of self
- Blaming others for your own feelings or mistakes
- Seeing people or situations as either “all good” or “all bad”
- Excelling in one area to make up for weakness in another
- Talking about emotions in a cold, overly logical way
- Turning your behavior into a duty or “the right thing to do”
- Taking out feelings on a safer target instead of the real one
- Pushing uncomfortable thoughts or memories out of awareness
- Control Believing you have special powers over others or situations
20 Clues: Going back to childlike behavior under stress • Blaming others for your own feelings or mistakes • Putting someone on a pedestal, ignoring their flaws • Using jokes or laughter to cope with stress or pain • Talking about emotions in a cold, overly logical way • Escaping into fantasy, daydreams, or avoiding people • ...
Xander's Argumentation crossword 2022-03-08
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- Painting a particular picture in the reader’s mind.
- persuasion tactic that appeals to the audience’s sense of logic.
- That's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind.
- persuasion tactic that makes the arguer’s credentials and character appeal to the audience’s sense of trust.
- She opened a café, a café that ruined her financially
- appeal to the timeliness of the problem addressed by the argument.
- (I like potatoes) (potatoes I like)
- persuasion tactic that appeals to the audience’s emotions
- I like jogging, baking, painting, and watching movies.
- Eat to live, not live to eat
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- Be bold. Be brief. Be gone
- describing emotional stories to get the audience to feel a certain way about the topic.
- Statements that can prove a claim to be accurate
- “Words, words, words.”
- Word choice expressing a particular tone through word connotations that inspire belief.
- Using patterns to stir the emotions (like comparisons & contrasts)
- see no evil, hear no evil,speak no evil
- Life is like a box of chocolates—you never know what you're gonna get.
- one, but not two; three, but not four; five, but not six
- making comparisons, usually between the subject and something horrible.
20 Clues: “Words, words, words.” • Be bold. Be brief. Be gone • Eat to live, not live to eat • (I like potatoes) (potatoes I like) • see no evil, hear no evil,speak no evil • Statements that can prove a claim to be accurate • Painting a particular picture in the reader’s mind. • She opened a café, a café that ruined her financially • ...
Happy Holidays 2021-12-03
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- Christmas Holiday Color In The Middle Of The Rainbow
- The Small Shining Lights In The Sky At Night
- Building Where You Worship Jesus
- Christmas Songs
- Hung Over The Fireplace, And Stuffed With Small Gifts
- The Guy Who Delivers Presents On Christmas Eve Night
- Famous Christmas Snowman
- What Falls From The Sky When It Is Very Cold
- What Santa Rides In, And What The Reindeer Pull
- What You Decorate The Tree With
- The Month Of Christmas
- Tiny Christmas Human That Watches Over The Kids During Christmas
- An Adjective To Express A Persons Bad Actions, Emotions, And Behavior
- The Coldest Season
- Cane Red, And White Striped Christmas Treat
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- The Person Who Hated Christmas And Stole It From Everyone
- Cloth To Keep Your Hands Warm
- The Celebration Of Jesus' Birthday
- What You Recieve On Christmas Morning
- An Adjective To Explain A Persons Good Actions, Emotions, And Behavior
- A Day Of Festivity And Celebration When No Work Is Done
- Place Where Santa Claus Enters Your House
- Christmas Holiday Color At The Beginning Of The Rainbow
- The Most Famous Reindeer Of All
- Means "The Christmas Season" From People Who Spoke Old French
25 Clues: Christmas Songs • The Coldest Season • The Month Of Christmas • Famous Christmas Snowman • Cloth To Keep Your Hands Warm • What You Decorate The Tree With • The Most Famous Reindeer Of All • Building Where You Worship Jesus • The Celebration Of Jesus' Birthday • What You Recieve On Christmas Morning • Place Where Santa Claus Enters Your House • ...
Something You Hate That You Know 2014-12-08
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- What the breakers gonna break.
- It will be this or going down in flames.
- The month she goes back to, all the time.
- One of the emotions felt at the same time as others.
- Something he says when he calls her up, to get back together.
- Where we put our broken hearts when we got to NYC.
- Location of the Begin Again music video.
- What he wears with slicked back, long hair.
- One of the emotions felt at the same time as others.
- What you always knew how to push.
- How many stitches in a hospital room?
- What I've got in my mind, saying it's gonna be all right.
Down
- And they run.
- What my long list of ex lovers will tell you.
- A common hour of many songs.
- What he'll remember her wearing.
- She wears short skirts, I wear ______.
- She's like ______, but I'm just gonna shake.
- What it used to be before bad blood.
- What the ground was when she knew he was trouble.
- An age Taylor's feeling.
- One of the emotions felt at the same time as the others.
- Pyrotechnics soar.
- She's cheer captain, I'm on the ________.
- One of the emotions felt at the same time as others.
- Loving him was like driving a new _______...
26 Clues: And they run. • Pyrotechnics soar. • An age Taylor's feeling. • A common hour of many songs. • What the breakers gonna break. • What he'll remember her wearing. • What you always knew how to push. • What it used to be before bad blood. • How many stitches in a hospital room? • She wears short skirts, I wear ______. • It will be this or going down in flames. • ...
vocabulary unit 02 2022-09-22
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- words spoken on stage intended for audience
- a literary technique that seems to contradict the literal meaning or event
- the type of work categorized by content and technique
- picture or image within a text
- the basic sequence of events in a story that include the exposition, rising action, etc.
- close examination of an author's use of language to convey meaning
- the feeling created by the writer in the passage
- literary works written in stage play format
- lines spoken between characters
- a bitter form of irony, intended to taunt/hurt
- the way an author describes a character
- language not meant to be taken literally
- the problem in a story
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- when something occurs that the audience knows but the characters don't know
- emotions attached to a word
- basic rhythm structure in verse, composed of stressed and ustressed syllables
- a model image that recurs in history
- the reason the author writes of a topic
- emotions set on an implied word
- intentional text and graphic features
- a specific structure an author uses to give an effect
- word choice determined by speakers style
- the words that follow or precede a specific word
23 Clues: the problem in a story • emotions attached to a word • picture or image within a text • emotions set on an implied word • lines spoken between characters • a model image that recurs in history • intentional text and graphic features • the reason the author writes of a topic • the way an author describes a character • word choice determined by speakers style • ...
Semester Test Review 2024-12-16
Across
- Diet A practice followed by some endurance athletes
- An event or situation that causes stress
- Units of measurement relating to nutrients
- Intense physical activity that lasts for a few seconds to a few minutes.
- Waxy, fatlike substance that is found only in animal products
- Emotions Drug that slows brain and body functions
- Exercise in which muscles contract but very little body movement occurs.
- The response of your body and mind to being challenged.
- loading emotions that are expressed by people in all cultures
- Period of deep sorrow
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- Exercise performed with machines that ensure muscles contract at a constant rate.
- The type of complex Carb that is found in plants
- A person who accepts nothing less than excellence
- An ongoing physical activity that raises your breathing and heart rates.
- An event that threatens lives and may destroy property
- Substances that the body needs to regulate bodily functions
- Weight loss program that may be lacking proper nutrition
- Exercise that involves contracting and relaxing muscles through the full range of their joint’s motion.
- Initial reaction of the body to stress
- The chemical process by which your body breaks down food
20 Clues: Period of deep sorrow • Initial reaction of the body to stress • An event or situation that causes stress • Units of measurement relating to nutrients • The type of complex Carb that is found in plants • A person who accepts nothing less than excellence • Emotions Drug that slows brain and body functions • Diet A practice followed by some endurance athletes • ...
Mental Health 2026-09-24
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- A practice that can help promote relaxation and present-moment awareness
- Professional support that can help people address mental health concerns
- Activities and habits that support your physical and emotional health
- Help or encouragement from people you trust
- The ability to adapt and recover from difficult experiences
- A group of people who share connections, interests, or support
- Paying attention to the present moment without judgment
- The feeling of being alone or disconnected from others
- The practice of recognizing and appreciating what you value
- A sense of meaning or direction in life
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- Physical activity that can support emotional well-being
- A sense of belonging and being cared for by others
- A place to write down thoughts, feelings, or experiences
- Feelings that influence how we think and respond
- Ways of managing difficult emotions, situations, or stress
- A state of positive functioning, satisfaction, and overall health
- A simple technique that can help you relax and manage stress
- A positive feeling that something good or meaningful is possible
- A restorative activity that supports mental and physical well-being
- The body and mind’s response to challenging situations
20 Clues: A sense of meaning or direction in life • Help or encouragement from people you trust • Feelings that influence how we think and respond • A sense of belonging and being cared for by others • The feeling of being alone or disconnected from others • The body and mind’s response to challenging situations • Physical activity that can support emotional well-being • ...
Personality Disorders 2014-04-03
Across
- Rigid preoccupation with orderliness
- Someone who may have dissoicative fugue may ______ unexpectedly away from home
- Gender that is more likely to have antisocial personality disorder
- Inability to remember important personal information, too extensive to be explained by ordinary forgetfulness
- Pervasive detachment from social relationships
- Personality disorder is classified into ______ clusters
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- Type of disorder with extreme and frequent separation of awareness, memory, and personal identity
- Erratic, unstable relationships, emotions, and self-image
- People with antisoical personality disorder are often referred to as this
- Exaggerated, overly dramatic expression of emotions
- Extreme social inhibition due to feelings of inadequacy, and hypersensitivity to criticism, rejection, or disapproval
11 Clues: Rigid preoccupation with orderliness • Pervasive detachment from social relationships • Exaggerated, overly dramatic expression of emotions • Personality disorder is classified into ______ clusters • Erratic, unstable relationships, emotions, and self-image • Gender that is more likely to have antisocial personality disorder • ...
HHD Semester 1 Crossword - Elana 2021-06-24
Across
- a state of health and well-being, particularly activeness and sports.
- something that someone is good at, and it relates to them personally
- someone who watches bullying happen but does nothing to stop it
- a condition of relaxation, typically at night-time, when the body recuperates.
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- someone's condition in regard to their mind and emotions
- feelings of overwhelming sadness and upsetting emotions
- being a leader
- being thankful for what you have
- the opposite of a bystander
- the quality of friendship and generosity the quality of being kind and generous
- someone who continually teases another after being told to stop
11 Clues: being a leader • the opposite of a bystander • being thankful for what you have • feelings of overwhelming sadness and upsetting emotions • someone's condition in regard to their mind and emotions • someone who watches bullying happen but does nothing to stop it • someone who continually teases another after being told to stop • ...
NASH MATERIA MEDICA1. Hepar Sulph 2025-01-10
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- A remedy for “oversensitive nerves” and “nervous exhaustion.”
- A prominent snake remedy used for circulatory and hemorrhagic
- Commonly prescribed for “fear of thunder” and “restlessness.”
- fundamental principle of ____.
- This remedy has an affinity for burns and scalds
- This remedy is known for “antidoting ill effects of quinine.
- A well-known remedy for “ailments from grief or suppressed emotions.
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- “Like cures like” is tIgnatia A well-known remedy for “ailments from grief or suppressed emotions.
- Commonly used for “croupy cough with hoarseness.”
- This remedy is known for its “roaring in ears” and “splinter-like pains.”
- The remedy for “chilly patients who desire warm drinks
11 Clues: fundamental principle of ____. • This remedy has an affinity for burns and scalds • Commonly used for “croupy cough with hoarseness.” • The remedy for “chilly patients who desire warm drinks • This remedy is known for “antidoting ill effects of quinine. • A remedy for “oversensitive nerves” and “nervous exhaustion.” • ...
culture shock 2023-05-17
Across
- a person who studies humanity
- to become one with or a part of a whole
- confusion about one's place physically or socially
- a stage when negative emotions about a new culture start to appear
- a way into a new place, situation or culture
- a range of emotions people may experience when they come into contact with another culture
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- a stage when people start to accept the differences between their host culture and their own
- capable of arousing curiousity or interest
- a stage when people start to integrate into the host culture
- the items in a dish
- a stage of excitement and interest in a new culture
11 Clues: the items in a dish • a person who studies humanity • to become one with or a part of a whole • capable of arousing curiousity or interest • a way into a new place, situation or culture • confusion about one's place physically or socially • a stage of excitement and interest in a new culture • a stage when people start to integrate into the host culture • ...
Writing Strategies 2026-01-16
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- time and place in a story
- a problem between two or more characters
- Description with many adjectives so the reader can imagine the story in their minds
- Readers' emotions or feelings when they read a text
- the choices an author makes to help us understand a central idea
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- when one object, person, place, or thing represents a larger, meaningful idea
- talking, speech between two characters
- a problem a character has in their mind or with themselves
- describing appearance, speech, thoughts, actions and reactions; personality
- The emotions or feelings in the text
- the intentional repeating of a word, phrase, or idea to emphasize importance
11 Clues: time and place in a story • The emotions or feelings in the text • talking, speech between two characters • a problem between two or more characters • Readers' emotions or feelings when they read a text • a problem a character has in their mind or with themselves • the choices an author makes to help us understand a central idea • ...
Toddler Development 2026-03-23
13 Clues: walking • painting • healthy food • communication • playing house • kids hate this • meat, rice etc.. • picking things up • crying, anger, happy • doing their own thing • hiding in plain sight • Arms up feet spread apart • lets other kid play with toys
Bipolar Disorder 2022-04-14
15 Clues: pressured • tell people • sad moments • help others • how you feel • sad or happy • getting help • happy moments • what you think • in a sad state • mixed emotions • class you have to take • something wrong with you • different thing at different times • national alliance of mental illness
Avery Stlawrence and Elizabeth Vance's Crossword 2017-01-24
15 Clues: no rules • Tells a story • Edgar ____ Poe • "My ____ Waltz" • ____Shakesphere • "___in New York" • Dictionary meaning • additional meaning • A poem about fruit • Paragraph for poems • A poem with details • 4 lines in a stanza • Iambic measure of 5 • Poem that is about emotions • What the author writes about usually
Mental Health Week 2026-05-21
15 Clues: Crying • Red face • Smiley face • Looking back • Your emotions • Ways to calm down • Organ in your head • Learning something • Synonym for empathy • Synonym to thankful • Synonym for relaxed • Great type of mindset • Work through tough times • How you should treat others • What you do with your lungs
Emotions & Feelings — Crossword Puzzle 2026-04-02
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- Very worried about something
- You have too many things to do at the same time
- How you feel before a birthday or a holiday
- Nothing is interesting. You have nothing to do
- Something happens that you did not expect
- Happy and in a good mood
- You think about the past and feel a little sad
- Someone says something unkind and you feel sad inside
- Someone helps you and you want to say thank you. You feel...
- You are alone and you don't like it
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- You think something bad might happen
- You really don't want something to happen
- To deal with a difficult situation
- Happy and comfortable with your life
- You feel this when a problem is finally over
15 Clues: Happy and in a good mood • Very worried about something • To deal with a difficult situation • You are alone and you don't like it • You think something bad might happen • Happy and comfortable with your life • You really don't want something to happen • Something happens that you did not expect • How you feel before a birthday or a holiday • ...
Adjectives describing emotions/attitudes 2025-05-15
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- Based on personal feelings, opinions, or perspectives.
- Indifferent and lazy, lacking motivation or interest.
- Deep regret for past actions, seeking forgiveness.
- Willing to work together for a common goal.
- Intense enthusiasm or love for something.
- Watchful and alert, ready to respond to danger.
- Eager and excited, full of energy and passion.
- Restless and anxious, unable to find calm.
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- Doubtful and questioning, not easily convinced.
- Deliberately causing pain or suffering to others.
- Lacking knowledge or awareness about a topic.
- Biased and unfairly judging others without reason.
- Not persuaded, maintaining doubt or disbelief.
- Worried or anxious about a situation or individual.
- Adaptable and open to change, willing to compromise.
15 Clues: Intense enthusiasm or love for something. • Restless and anxious, unable to find calm. • Willing to work together for a common goal. • Lacking knowledge or awareness about a topic. • Not persuaded, maintaining doubt or disbelief. • Eager and excited, full of energy and passion. • Doubtful and questioning, not easily convinced. • ...
Human Emotions and Personality 2013-10-09
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- My life is good. I am ___________.
- love After 50 years of marriage, they are still ___________.
- I don’t like waiting. I am ___________.
- I am not stressed. I am ___________.
- She can’t stop smiling. She is in a ______ mood.
- Your mobile phone is better than mine. I’m ___________!
- The teacher screamed at me because I didn’t do my homework. She was _________.
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- I don’t think I am better than other people. I am ___________.
- I want to learn more about English grammar. I am really ___________!
- I waited for my friend for 45 minutes! I didn’t get angry because I am ___________.
- I hope you had a ________ time at the party.
- My son won a prize at school. I’m so proud!
- He is very angry. He is in a ______ mood.
- I was _________ to my younger brother when we were small. I always hit him.
- The food was ________. It wasn’t great but it wasn’t bad.
15 Clues: My life is good. I am ___________. • I am not stressed. I am ___________. • I don’t like waiting. I am ___________. • He is very angry. He is in a ______ mood. • My son won a prize at school. I’m so proud! • I hope you had a ________ time at the party. • She can’t stop smiling. She is in a ______ mood. • Your mobile phone is better than mine. I’m ___________! • ...
EMOTIONS by Brooklynn Simms 2021-10-12
EMOTIONS AND PERSONALITY DESCRIPTION 2025-01-07
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- WHEN SOMEONE HAS BAD TEMPER AND CAN GET VIOLENT
- WHEN YOU DO SOMETHING SILLY THEN YOU FEEL..
- SOMEONE WHO OVERTHINKS EVERYTHING
- SOMEBODY WHO GETS HURT EASILY
- WHEN YOU ARE ANGRY ABOUT SOMETHING
- YOU ARE SUPRISED OF SOMETHING
- SOMEONE WHO HAS GOOD SELF ESTEEM
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- SOMEONE WHO ACTS OLDER THAN THEY REALLY ARE
- YOU DID SOMETHING BAD THAT MAKES YOU FEEL..
- YOU WOULD TO ANYTHING FOR SOMETHING BECAUSE YOU ARE....
- SOMEONE WHO WON'T ADMIT THAT THEY ARE IN THE WRONG
- PEOPLE WHO THINK THEY ARE BETTER THAN OTHERS
- WHEN YOU FEEL SORRY FOR SOMEONE
- WHEN SOMETHING YOU WERE SCARED OF IS OVER AND YOU FEEL..
- FRIEND WHO DOESN'T BETRAY YOU
15 Clues: SOMEBODY WHO GETS HURT EASILY • YOU ARE SUPRISED OF SOMETHING • FRIEND WHO DOESN'T BETRAY YOU • WHEN YOU FEEL SORRY FOR SOMEONE • SOMEONE WHO HAS GOOD SELF ESTEEM • SOMEONE WHO OVERTHINKS EVERYTHING • WHEN YOU ARE ANGRY ABOUT SOMETHING • SOMEONE WHO ACTS OLDER THAN THEY REALLY ARE • YOU DID SOMETHING BAD THAT MAKES YOU FEEL.. • WHEN YOU DO SOMETHING SILLY THEN YOU FEEL.. • ...
Unit 6 Vocabulary - Emotions 2024-03-20
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- when you want what someone else has, and you wish they didn't have it
- when you feel incredibly sad, eg. your pet/someone close to you has passed away
- when you're so scared of something that you can't move
- similar to annoyed, but stronger, eg. when you can't remember a word in English
- when you want what someone has but you're happy for them
- a synonym of joyful and happy
- when you can't concentrate on anything
- when you have done something that you know is very wrong
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- when you're especially happy about something, eg. you get a job that you really wanted
- when you're so happy that you're full of energy; almost out of control
- the feeling you might get if you fall over in front of a group of people
- the opposite of confident, eg when you're at a party and don't know anyone else
- when you're so surprised that you have no words
- a feeling similar to disappointment, especially when you have high expectations for a special experience
- a synonym of dependent or powerless; you need assistance from others
15 Clues: a synonym of joyful and happy • when you can't concentrate on anything • when you're so surprised that you have no words • when you're so scared of something that you can't move • when you want what someone has but you're happy for them • when you have done something that you know is very wrong • a synonym of dependent or powerless; you need assistance from others • ...
Puzzle #19 – Retirement Emotions 2025-07-01
15 Clues: - Look back • - Time for you • - Still needed • - Look forward • - About leaving • - Common emotion • - To new routine • - Still happening • - For the journey • - Looking forward • - Fear of unknown • - Miss connection • - Found in hobbies • - What matters most • - No more job stress
Logical Fallacies & Rhetorical Appeals/Moves 2021-10-04
Across
- misusing an authority's opinion to support argument
- saying one thing but meaning another "play on words"
- persuading using emotions
- making a claime based on a few examples rather than proof
- using confusion or distraction to shift attention away from a topic and toward a false conclusion
- provoking emotions to win argument instead of evidence
- assuming something is true, right, or good because others agree with it
- focuses on hypocracy of an opponent
- persuading using authority or credibility
- aruges that something must be true because it has not been proven false or there's no evidence against it
- focuses on 2 extremes when there are more possibilites
Down
- when an agrument repeats what they already asssumed before withough arriving at a new concluson
- when an argument incorrectly concludes that a cause is related to an effect
- persuading using logic or reasoning
- using personal attacks rather than logic
- when someone continues doing something because of the effort they already put in it
- assuming that a certain action will lead to a chain of future events
- attacks a different subject rather than the topic being disucssed
18 Clues: persuading using emotions • persuading using logic or reasoning • focuses on hypocracy of an opponent • using personal attacks rather than logic • persuading using authority or credibility • misusing an authority's opinion to support argument • saying one thing but meaning another "play on words" • provoking emotions to win argument instead of evidence • ...
DBT Skills 2024-05-24
Across
- An interpersonal effectiveness skill that helps you maintain self respect with others
- Dialectical word to replace "but"
- Skill that encourages experiencing of emotions fully without holding on to them
- A distress tolerance skill that may include giving yourself a brief vacation
- Separating observations from interpretations
- A distress tolerance skill that uses body chemistry to reset emotional arousal
- A distress tolerance skill using the 5 senses
- An emotion regulation skill used to increase positive emotions and reduce vulnerability to emotion mind
- When faced with a problem, the most effective way to confront it
- Being in the present moment, not worrying about the future or ruminating on the past
Down
- _____ Acceptance; It is what it is
- The idea that things can be more than one thing at the same time
- A skill to help you stay calm and think about what you do before you do it
- A distress tolerance skill used to distract
- An interpersonal effectiveness skill that includes acting interested
- Skill that involves behaving differently than one feels
- The other half of pros
- The opposite of refusing to tolerate a situation
18 Clues: The other half of pros • Dialectical word to replace "but" • _____ Acceptance; It is what it is • A distress tolerance skill used to distract • Separating observations from interpretations • A distress tolerance skill using the 5 senses • The opposite of refusing to tolerate a situation • Skill that involves behaving differently than one feels • ...
Luhrmann Style Adjectives 2024-07-10
Across
- Full of incessant activity, excitement, or commotion; frenzied.
- Marked by continuous change, activity, or progress; energetic.
- Relating to or characteristic of drama or the theatre; intended to be performed on stage.
- Causing great interest, excitement, or controversy; thrilling or shocking.
- Evoking a strong desire or interest; convincing or persuasive.
- Providing amusement or enjoyment; interesting or engaging.
- Overstated or presented in an exaggerated manner; overly dramatic or theatrical.
- Fully occupying or engaging one's attention; engrossing or immersive.
- Producing excitement or suspense; full of thrilling or exhilarating moments.
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- Captivating or spellbinding; holding one's attention or interest completely.
- Arousing or expressing intense feelings or emotions; evocative.
- Filled with a lot of action, excitement, or intense activity.
- Happening or moving quickly; characterized by speed.
- Evoking strong emotions or excitement; moving or inspiring.
- Having or showing strong feelings, concentration, or determination; deeply felt or highly significant.
- Attracting and holding interest or attention; charming or enthralling.
- Fast and energetic in a rather wild and uncontrolled way.
- Holding the attention or interest intensely; compelling or engaging.
18 Clues: Happening or moving quickly; characterized by speed. • Fast and energetic in a rather wild and uncontrolled way. • Providing amusement or enjoyment; interesting or engaging. • Evoking strong emotions or excitement; moving or inspiring. • Filled with a lot of action, excitement, or intense activity. • Marked by continuous change, activity, or progress; energetic. • ...
5th Grade Information 2023-05-19
12 Clues: WHAT??? • Head Nod • Baby Yoda • Max's Twin • Shoe Destroyer • Emotions galore • The Goat(Rider) • Talks all the time • Beef Jerky Heiress • Water only, please! • Obsessed with Technology • Trustworthy, honest, loyal, true blue
Self-Management Skills 2025-06-30
Across
- Striving to improve, aligning and pursuing goals and readiness to act.
- Recognising one's emotions, knowing one's strengths and sureness about one's capabilities.
- A set of principals, practices, skills, tools and systems that work together to help you get more value out of your time.
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- The ability to ask for help and successfully utilise services/people to gain assistance.
- Refers to the ability of an individual to recognise their emotions and how they affect people around them.
- A range of techniques to control a person's level of stress and reduce physical and emotional burden.
- The ability to understand what motivates others, relate in a positive manner and build strong bonds with others.
- Managing emotions, maintaining honesty, taking responsibility and being flexible to change.
- A term used to describe the ability of an individual to deal effectively with a difficult situation.
9 Clues: Striving to improve, aligning and pursuing goals and readiness to act. • The ability to ask for help and successfully utilise services/people to gain assistance. • Recognising one's emotions, knowing one's strengths and sureness about one's capabilities. • Managing emotions, maintaining honesty, taking responsibility and being flexible to change. • ...
Personality Disorders 2023-04-02
Across
- generates emotions of powerlessness, submissiveness, a desire to be taken care of and for frequent reassurance, and an inability to make everyday decisions without an excessive amount of assistance and reassurance from others.
- marked by unstable emotions, a distorted self-image and an overwhelming desire to be noticed.
- characterized by feelings of social inhibition, inadequacy, and sensitivity to criticism and rejection.
- people avoid social activities and consistently shy away from interaction with others.
- a person has a long-term pattern of distrust suspicion of others
Down
- severely impacts a person’s ability to regulate their emotions
- a personality in which a person has an inflated sense of self-importance
- marked by a consistent pattern of intense discomfort with close relationships & social interactions
- a person consistently shows no regard for rights or wrongs and ignores the feelings of others.
9 Clues: severely impacts a person’s ability to regulate their emotions • a person has a long-term pattern of distrust suspicion of others • a personality in which a person has an inflated sense of self-importance • people avoid social activities and consistently shy away from interaction with others. • ...
M2 Health Term 2 Unit 2 2024-01-18
Across
- Something related to the outside, like factors or influences from the surrounding environment.
- Communicating emotions through actions or body language, like crying, smiling, or other non-verbal gestures.
- Communicating emotions through thoughts, feelings, or internal processes within the mind.
- A sign or indication that something may be wrong, often used to describe physical or mental conditions.
- The act of handling or controlling something, such as stress or challenges, often through various strategies and techniques.
Down
- Communicating emotions through actions or behaviors, such as shouting, avoiding situations, or other observable conduct.
- Something related to the inside, like your thoughts and feelings that are not visible to others.
- A strong feeling, such as happiness, sadness, or anger, that you experience in response to something that happens.
- The feeling of being under too much pressure or tension, often caused by demanding situations or challenges.
9 Clues: Communicating emotions through thoughts, feelings, or internal processes within the mind. • Something related to the outside, like factors or influences from the surrounding environment. • Something related to the inside, like your thoughts and feelings that are not visible to others. • ...
PIES crossword 2022-05-31
Across
- teach your children the ____ of emotions so they know how to tell you how theyre feeling
- at 8-11 children enjoy ____ on their own
- at 9-12 ____ becomes harder and longer
- babies mainly cry for ___, attention and comfort
- at 1-3 years children will express this emotion
- children are able to show _____ without difficulty
- Continuous crying from being overwhelmed
- its important for children to learn about emotions so they can form _____
- babies are born with everything they need to ___
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- example of gross motor skill
- an emotion a child can identify at age 3
- example of fine motor skill
- at 5-7 children have basic ____ skills
- at what month do babies tend to start sucking their fingers
- at age 5-11 growth continutes at a ____ pace
- at age 5 children like to ____, sing and act
- ____ is hard for a 5 years old
- at age 8 children want to make people ____
- red flag for a 5 year old is not _____
- one of the main feelings of a 5 year old
- Eyes develop from near to ____
- at age ___ children find it difficult to take turns
22 Clues: example of fine motor skill • example of gross motor skill • ____ is hard for a 5 years old • Eyes develop from near to ____ • at 5-7 children have basic ____ skills • at 9-12 ____ becomes harder and longer • red flag for a 5 year old is not _____ • an emotion a child can identify at age 3 • at 8-11 children enjoy ____ on their own • one of the main feelings of a 5 year old • ...
Psychological Disorders 2014-10-30
Across
- great interest in a particular thing
- intense attack of profound fear
- loss of memory as a result of shock
- personality disorder characterized by lack of remorse anxiety and social emotions
- mood disorder involving disorder involving disturbance in emotion, behaviour and body
- disorder that affects the brain not to remember
- enlarged spaces in schizophrenic brains
- repeated or unwanted thoughts
- fear of fear, being trapped with no way to escape
- controversial disorder marked by the apparent appearance
- behaviour/emotional state that cause an individual great suffering
- fear of meeting new people
- persistent false belief held about something
- substance that cause changes in behaviour
- exaggerated/unrealistic fear of a specific situation, activity or object
- A subject or concern that cause you to worry
Down
- a mood disorder in which episodes of both depression and mania occur
- the need to perform a ritual
- extreme mental disturbance involving distorted perceptions and irrational behaviour
- separation of emotions usually connected to mental processes
- disorder marked by delusion, hallucination, inappropriate behaviour etc.
- inability to fall asleep
- excessive physical activity or enthusiasm for something
- source of stimulus, an increase in functional activity
- in good physical and mental condition
25 Clues: inability to fall asleep • fear of meeting new people • the need to perform a ritual • repeated or unwanted thoughts • intense attack of profound fear • loss of memory as a result of shock • great interest in a particular thing • in good physical and mental condition • enlarged spaces in schizophrenic brains • substance that cause changes in behaviour • ...
Psychological Disorders 2014-10-30
Across
- persistent false belief held about something
- the need to perform a ritual
- repeated or unwanted thoughts
- source of stimulus, an increase in functional activity
- great interest in a particular thing
- exaggerated/unrealistic fear of a specific situation, activity or object
- disorder marked by delusion, hallucination, inappropriate behaviour etc.
- disorder that affects the brain not to remember
- loss of memory as a result of shock
- mood disorder involving disorder involving disturbance in emotion, behaviour and body
- substance that cause changes in behaviour
- A subject or concern that cause you to worry
- in good physical and mental condition
Down
- separation of emotions usually connected to mental processes
- intense attack of profound fear
- controversial disorder marked by the apparent appearance
- extreme mental disturbance involving distorted perceptions and irrational behaviour
- fear of meeting new people
- inability to fall asleep
- personality disorder characterized by lack of remorse anxiety and social emotions
- behaviour/emotional state that cause an individual great suffering
- fear of fear, being trapped with no way to escape
- a mood disorder in which episodes of both depression and mania occur
- enlarged spaces in schizophrenic brains
- excessive physical activity or enthusiasm for something
25 Clues: inability to fall asleep • fear of meeting new people • the need to perform a ritual • repeated or unwanted thoughts • intense attack of profound fear • loss of memory as a result of shock • great interest in a particular thing • in good physical and mental condition • enlarged spaces in schizophrenic brains • substance that cause changes in behaviour • ...
John Castellanos Argumentation Challenge 2022-03-08
Across
- use same pattern of words to show equal importance
- two opposite things are put together in the same thing
- reversing word order in a clause
- to tell an emotional story to grab the readers attention
- repetition of words at the beginning of multiple sentences
- rewording a phrase right after to make the original sentence better
- to arrange words to emphasize a point
- to sense other peoples emotions and imagine what they might be thinking or feeling
- repetition of a word at the end of a clause and at the beginning of the one right next to it
Down
- reputation of the same sound or letter
- qualities of an argument that make it persuasive
- to show that you mean all well
- using credentials to show that you know what you are talking about
- make comparison between two things
- the use of words in a writing
- feelings associated with a word
- getting your audience to trust you by seeming credible or using credible sources
- use of the same word over and over again in a sentence to show importance
- persuasion using emotions
- trying to persuade the reader using facts
20 Clues: persuasion using emotions • the use of words in a writing • to show that you mean all well • feelings associated with a word • reversing word order in a clause • make comparison between two things • to arrange words to emphasize a point • reputation of the same sound or letter • trying to persuade the reader using facts • qualities of an argument that make it persuasive • ...
Lesson 1 & 2 2024-03-10
Across
- feeling sure about your abilities or qualities
- not straightforward; not done in a clear or direct way
- not having enough of something or not having it at all
- - to make liquid flow out from a container in a steady stream
- when something works well and achieves its purpose
- information or comments about something, usually to help improve it
- to pull something along the ground with effort
- the way someone acts or behaves
- how strong someone or something is physically
- straightforward and clear
- - a long, narrow object that can fly very high and fast, often used for space travel
- feeling very strong emotions about something
Down
- easily affected or upset by things
- when you can get or use something
- when you are accustomed to doing something because you have done it many times before
- bad or unhelpful things
- showing or explaining something to others
- needing a lot of effort or attention
- up to to result in a particular total when you combine or count things
- having to do with feelings and emotions
- to prepare or arrange something
- to emphasize or make something stand out
- good or helpful things
23 Clues: good or helpful things • bad or unhelpful things • straightforward and clear • the way someone acts or behaves • to prepare or arrange something • when you can get or use something • easily affected or upset by things • needing a lot of effort or attention • having to do with feelings and emotions • to emphasize or make something stand out • ...
Name:__________Per:_____Stress crossword 2025-03-13
Across
- Platforms that can influence behavior and attitudes, including stress responses.
- A necessary activity for recovery and stress reduction.
- Sharing emotions in healthy ways.
- Activities and practices to maintain personal health and well-being.
- A stress management technique focusing on controlled inhalation and exhalation.
- Writing down thoughts and feelings to process emotions.
- Expressing oneself confidently without aggression.
- Management: Planning and controlling how much time to spend on specific activities.
- A disagreement or clash that can lead to stress if unresolved.
- Engaging in activities for pleasure and relaxation.
- Eating a balanced diet to support mental and physical health.
Down
- Physical activity that helps reduce stress and improve mood.
- Activities or techniques that reduce tension and anxiety.
- Limits set to protect personal space and mental health.
- Thinking: Focusing on positive outcomes and possibilities.
- Using decision-making skills to find solutions to issues.
- The act of sharing information, thoughts, or feelings.
- The ability to understand and share the feelings of another.
- Aggressive behavior that can be influenced by media exposure.
- Seeking help from friends, family, or professionals in times of stress.
- A practice of focused attention and mindfulness to promote relaxation.
21 Clues: Sharing emotions in healthy ways. • Expressing oneself confidently without aggression. • Engaging in activities for pleasure and relaxation. • The act of sharing information, thoughts, or feelings. • A necessary activity for recovery and stress reduction. • Limits set to protect personal space and mental health. • ...
Drug and Alcohol Awareness 2026-02-08
Across
- Inability to sleep (8)
- Taking responsibility (14)
- Periods of memory loss (8)
- Chemical messengers in the brain (15)
- Setting limits to protect wellbeing (8)
- Increased need for more substance to feel effects (9)
- Physical or emotional response to stress (6)
- Hormone released when stressed (8)
- Ability to decide (6)
- Brain chemical involved in motivation and reward (8)
- Ability to return to stability after stress (10)
- Feeling detached from reality (6)
- The brain's ability to change and heal (15)
Down
- Part of the brain involved in emotions and memory (7)
- Simple calming techniques (8)
- The body's process of breaking down substances (7)
- Becoming too comfortable and letting recovery efforts slip (11)
- Strong urge to use a substance (6)
- Loss of control over substance use (8)
- Loss of relationships or trust due to use (9)
- The body system that removes toxins (13)
- Regulating emotions without substances (6)
- Failure to meet daily responsibilities (7)
- Repeated pattern of behaviour (8)
- Shifting focus away from cravings (11)
- Symptoms caused by stopping substances (8)
- Long-term process of improving health and wellbeing (8)
- Noticing thoughts and triggers (9)
- Loss of housing (8)
29 Clues: Loss of housing (8) • Ability to decide (6) • Inability to sleep (8) • Taking responsibility (14) • Periods of memory loss (8) • Simple calming techniques (8) • Repeated pattern of behaviour (8) • Feeling detached from reality (6) • Strong urge to use a substance (6) • Hormone released when stressed (8) • Noticing thoughts and triggers (9) • Chemical messengers in the brain (15) • ...
Drug and Alcohol Awareness 2026-02-08
Across
- Inability to sleep (8)
- Taking responsibility (14)
- Periods of memory loss (8)
- Chemical messengers in the brain (15)
- Setting limits to protect wellbeing (8)
- Increased need for more substance to feel effects (9)
- Physical or emotional response to stress (6)
- Hormone released when stressed (8)
- Ability to decide (6)
- Brain chemical involved in motivation and reward (8)
- Ability to return to stability after stress (10)
- Feeling detached from reality (6)
- The brain's ability to change and heal (15)
Down
- Part of the brain involved in emotions and memory (7)
- Simple calming techniques (8)
- The body's process of breaking down substances (7)
- Becoming too comfortable and letting recovery efforts slip (11)
- Strong urge to use a substance (6)
- Loss of control over substance use (8)
- Loss of relationships or trust due to use (9)
- The body system that removes toxins (13)
- Regulating emotions without substances (6)
- Failure to meet daily responsibilities (7)
- Repeated pattern of behaviour (8)
- Shifting focus away from cravings (11)
- Symptoms caused by stopping substances (8)
- Long-term process of improving health and wellbeing (8)
- Noticing thoughts and triggers (9)
- Loss of housing (8)
29 Clues: Loss of housing (8) • Ability to decide (6) • Inability to sleep (8) • Taking responsibility (14) • Periods of memory loss (8) • Simple calming techniques (8) • Repeated pattern of behaviour (8) • Feeling detached from reality (6) • Strong urge to use a substance (6) • Hormone released when stressed (8) • Noticing thoughts and triggers (9) • Chemical messengers in the brain (15) • ...
Mastery 2 - Unit 6 2024-05-23
Across
- It's too late to prevent the damage.
- Easily understood or seen through.
- Unable to concentrate because of interruptions.
- To put something in a safe or hidden place.
- Separated from others.
- Speed in a specific direction.
- Gradually reduce the amount.
- Someone who supports or argues for a cause.
- The state of being unknown or unacknowledged.
- Existing or occurring online or in a digital environment.
- To reduce speed or intensity.
- Feeling completely overcome by emotions or tasks.
Down
- Excessively self-centered or self-admiring.
- To decide something with deliberate intention.
- Someone who pretends to be another person.
- intimacy: To look for close, personal relationships.
- To work together with someone on a project.
- Using a false name to conceal one's identity.
- Considering that; because.
- Concerned only with the surface or appearance.
- The image or personality a person presents to others.
- A complete failure or disaster.
- The ability to hold, contain, or produce something.
- Regain control of one's emotions or actions.
- The state of being alone.
- The process of something becoming worse or less valuable.
26 Clues: Separated from others. • The state of being alone. • Considering that; because. • Gradually reduce the amount. • To reduce speed or intensity. • Speed in a specific direction. • A complete failure or disaster. • Easily understood or seen through. • It's too late to prevent the damage. • Someone who pretends to be another person. • Excessively self-centered or self-admiring. • ...
Mastery 2 - Unit 6 2024-05-23
Across
- Feeling completely overcome by emotions or tasks.
- Speed in a specific direction.
- Easily understood or seen through.
- To decide something with deliberate intention.
- Using a false name to conceal one's identity.
- Concerned only with the surface or appearance.
- The state of being alone.
- To reduce speed or intensity.
- Gradually reduce the amount.
- Someone who pretends to be another person.
- Excessively self-centered or self-admiring.
- Someone who supports or argues for a cause.
Down
- Regain control of one's emotions or actions.
- Unable to concentrate because of interruptions.
- The image or personality a person presents to others.
- Separated from others.
- To put something in a safe or hidden place.
- It's too late to prevent the damage.
- Existing or occurring online or in a digital environment.
- To work together with someone on a project.
- The ability to hold, contain, or produce something.
- The state of being unknown or unacknowledged.
- A complete failure or disaster.
- The process of something becoming worse or less valuable.
- To look for close, personal relationships.
- Considering that; because.
26 Clues: Separated from others. • The state of being alone. • Considering that; because. • Gradually reduce the amount. • To reduce speed or intensity. • Speed in a specific direction. • A complete failure or disaster. • Easily understood or seen through. • It's too late to prevent the damage. • To look for close, personal relationships. • Someone who pretends to be another person. • ...
Types of Non-Fiction Writing 2021-02-21
Across
- An informative piece usually found in a newspaper
- An opinion and summary of a type of media e.g. a book, film
- Guidance on how to complete a task or project
- Writing about journeys to other places
Down
- Correspondence with another person or business
- A personal record of events and emotions
- Factual, often longer piece of writing with a statement and a conclusion
- An opinion or persuasive argument usually presented aloud
- online record of events and emotions
9 Clues: online record of events and emotions • Writing about journeys to other places • A personal record of events and emotions • Guidance on how to complete a task or project • Correspondence with another person or business • An informative piece usually found in a newspaper • An opinion or persuasive argument usually presented aloud • ...
personal skills 2024-02-25
Across
- - the process of making choices by identifying a decision
- - perceive humour or appreciation of a joke
- - to be able to manage your emotions and understands the people around you
Down
- - to regularly use healthy strategies to diffuse negative emotions
- - being self-assured or confident without being
- - the state or fact of being accountable or to blame for something
- - to identify or understand another's situation
- -the quality or state of being accountable
- - the act of defining a problem
9 Clues: - the act of defining a problem • -the quality or state of being accountable • - perceive humour or appreciation of a joke • - to identify or understand another's situation • - being self-assured or confident without being • - the process of making choices by identifying a decision • - the state or fact of being accountable or to blame for something • ...
personal skills 2024-02-25
Across
- - the process of making choices by identifying a decision
- - the act of defining a problem
- - being self-assured or confident without being
- - perceive humour or appreciation of a joke
- -the quality or state of being accounta
- - to identify or understand another's situation
Down
- - to be able to manage your emotions and understands the people around you
- - the state or fact of being accountable or to blame for something
- - to regularly use healthy strategies to diffuse negative emotions
9 Clues: - the act of defining a problem • -the quality or state of being accounta • - perceive humour or appreciation of a joke • - to identify or understand another's situation • - being self-assured or confident without being • - the process of making choices by identifying a decision • - the state or fact of being accountable or to blame for something • ...
Emotional Intelligence in Trading 2025-07-16
Across
- The emotion that most often causes revenge trading
- Internal drive that helps traders persist through setbacks
- Being __ helps traders recognize their emotional states
- A trader with low EQ may feel _________ after big wins
Down
- Understanding the feelings of others
- Daily _______ can improve your ability to stay calm during market volatility
- _________ Awareness refers to understanding others' emotions
- Self-____________ is the ability to regulate and control your emotions, thoughts and behaviors
- One of the most common trading pitfalls (abbrev.)
9 Clues: Understanding the feelings of others • One of the most common trading pitfalls (abbrev.) • The emotion that most often causes revenge trading • A trader with low EQ may feel _________ after big wins • Being __ helps traders recognize their emotional states • Internal drive that helps traders persist through setbacks • ...
Borderline Personality Disoder 2023-10-26
Across
- This actor struggles with BPD
- BPd can affect someone's social wellness, given difficulties with close blank.
- Blank is an effective coping strategy to help regulate emotions.
- BPD severely impacts a person's ability to regulate their blank.
- Environmental, blank, and social factors are all possible causes of BPD.
Down
- People with BPD often act impulsively or with blank behavior.
- Blank say that 1.6% of the general population have BPD.
- Unstable relationships can be a blank of BPD.
- A mental health blank can diagnosse BPD.
- Is a personality disorder, also known as blank.
- If someone were to need help the blank helpline is always available.
11 Clues: This actor struggles with BPD • A mental health blank can diagnosse BPD. • Unstable relationships can be a blank of BPD. • Is a personality disorder, also known as blank. • Blank say that 1.6% of the general population have BPD. • People with BPD often act impulsively or with blank behavior. • Blank is an effective coping strategy to help regulate emotions. • ...
Benefits of Journalling 2024-05-27
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- Keeping a journal can boost ___ by sparking new ideas and perspectives.
- Improves your ___ skills.
- Feel more ___ throughout the day.
- Gratitude journaling fosters a positive outlook by focusing on the ___ in your life.
- Assists in finding ___ after a traumatic or difficult event.
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- Provides clarity by helping you organize your thoughts and ___.
- Reflecting on your experiences through journaling can lead to personal ___ and self-discovery.
- Through journaling, gain a deeper understanding of yourself, identifying patterns in behavior, emotions, and decision-making, fostering self-___.
- Journally allows you to set and track your ___.
- Journaling aids in decision-making by clarifying ___ and priorities.
- Clear your ___ of stress and worries.
11 Clues: Improves your ___ skills. • Feel more ___ throughout the day. • Clear your ___ of stress and worries. • Journally allows you to set and track your ___. • Assists in finding ___ after a traumatic or difficult event. • Provides clarity by helping you organize your thoughts and ___. • Journaling aids in decision-making by clarifying ___ and priorities. • ...
Expressing Emotions 2014-09-25
7 Clues: a strong feeling • a feeling of danger • being kind to someone • a feeling of great happiness • a feeling of sorrow or unhappiness • discomfort a person feels after a loss • feeling restless and not knowing what to do
Feelings & Emotions 2022-04-25
Emotions crosswords 2019-12-07
English Crossword 2023-07-25
Across
- , repeating a word or phrase to show emphasis and make it memorable
- , appealing to someone's logic
- ,content to prove the argument
- , Appeals to the heart/emotions
- , special words or expressions used by a profession or group that are difficult for others to understand.
- , an instance of fierce public criticism or opposition
- , morally right
- , using high modality words
- ,using the same consonant at the start of each word in a phrase
- language , Language that includes the audience using words such as; we, you
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- , Using the three adjectives to show emphasis
- Language , Appealing to the emotions of your audience, making the audience feel
- , Overstate/hyperbole
- , the quality of being convincing or believable
- , a word that can function as a noun phrase used by itself and that refers either to the participants in the discourse
- questions , a question asked to make a point rather than to get an answer
- ,a confident and forceful statement of fact or belief.
- , a short amusing or interesting story about a real incident or person.
18 Clues: , morally right • , Overstate/hyperbole • , using high modality words • , appealing to someone's logic • ,content to prove the argument • , Appeals to the heart/emotions • , Using the three adjectives to show emphasis • , the quality of being convincing or believable • ,a confident and forceful statement of fact or belief. • ...
Chp. 16 Townsend Press 2023-02-02
10 Clues: today's • to hunt • to declare • in contrast • a supporter • personal appeal • found frequently • a sociable person • extremely upsetting • affecting the emotions
10 Words in Context Ch. 16 2025-04-23
10 Clues: a hunt • today's • to declare • in contrast • a supporter • personal appeal • found frequently • a sociable person • extremely upsetting • affecting the emotions
Vocabulary 2022-02-26
Across
- Action words are called ________
- When something is wrong in writing it is called an ________
- The first letter of a word starting a sentence has to be a ________
- To show the separation of words in a sentence
- Person, place, or thing
- To correct, revise and get ready to publish
Down
- To show emotions in writing we use _____
- When we are showing strong emotions, at the end of a sentence we use an ________ mark.
- Describing words is called an _______.
9 Clues: Person, place, or thing • Action words are called ________ • Describing words is called an _______. • To show emotions in writing we use _____ • To correct, revise and get ready to publish • To show the separation of words in a sentence • When something is wrong in writing it is called an ________ • The first letter of a word starting a sentence has to be a ________ • ...
personal skills 2024-02-25
Across
- - the process of making choices by identifying a decision
- - the act of defining a problem
- - being self-assured or confident without being
- - perceive humour or appreciation of a joke
- -the quality or state of being accounta
- - to identify or understand another's situation
Down
- - to be able to manage your emotions and understands the people around you
- - the state or fact of being accountable or to blame for something
- - to regularly use healthy strategies to diffuse negative emotions
9 Clues: - the act of defining a problem • -the quality or state of being accounta • - perceive humour or appreciation of a joke • - to identify or understand another's situation • - being self-assured or confident without being • - the process of making choices by identifying a decision • - the state or fact of being accountable or to blame for something • ...
UNIT 6-9 review 2024-09-10
13 Clues: smart • fixes cars • about looks • cries a lot • helps people • stop the car • drives the car • lots of friends • helps the doctor • about feelings/emotions • food at a birthday party • Seatbelts ______ the driver • The doctor ______ the patient
French 1o Emotions Review 2020-02-22
15 Clues: shy • sad • sick • sleepy • calm(m) • envy(m) • to love • happy(m) • angry(m) • nervous(f) • nervous(m) • excited(f) • surprise(m) • confused(f) • disappointed(m)
Personality and Emotions Word 2023-03-12
15 Clues: patient อดทน • calm ใจเย็น • anxious กังวล • brave ร่าเริง • picky เลือกมาก • cheerful ร่าเริง • honest ซื่อสัตย์ • selfish เห็นแก่ตัว • friendly เป็นมิตร • playful ขี้เล่น • bossy เจ้ากี้เจ้าการ • adventurous ชอบผจญภัย • serious เอาจริงเอาจัง • energetic กระตือรือร้น • responsible มีความรับผิดชอบ
My family and emotions 2023-05-05
Māori Emotions and Greetings 2025-08-27
15 Clues: hi • sad • you • name • me/I • confused • Thursday • to be good • good night • really angry • hello to two • hello to one • to feel unwell • good morning (formal) • good morning (informal
Borderline Personality Disoder Crossword 2023-10-26
Across
- This actor struggles with BPD
- BPd can affect someone's social wellness, given difficulties with close blank.
- Blank is an effective coping strategy to help regulate emotions.
- BPD severely impacts a person's ability to regulate their blank.
- Environmental, blank, and social factors are all possible causes of BPD.
Down
- People with BPD often act impulsively or with blank behavior.
- Blank say that 1.6% of the general population have BPD.
- Unstable relationships can be a blank of BPD.
- A mental health blank can diagnosse BPD.
- Is a personality disorder, also known as blank.
- If someone were to need help the blank helpline is always available.
11 Clues: This actor struggles with BPD • A mental health blank can diagnosse BPD. • Unstable relationships can be a blank of BPD. • Is a personality disorder, also known as blank. • Blank say that 1.6% of the general population have BPD. • People with BPD often act impulsively or with blank behavior. • Blank is an effective coping strategy to help regulate emotions. • ...
E4 revision 2024-02-22
Across
- clarity of speech is a form of what sort of communication?
- A child's self image is informed by their '... self'.
- encouraging this can help children regulate emotions and build resilience.
- giving sticks is a form of what?
- what sort of feedback will help a child improve?
- This can cause irritability and dis regulated emotions.
Down
- behaviour links to social development, children need to understand social.....
- these can influence a child's behaviour, they can be micro or macro
- in order to judge risk, educators must carry out a risk...
- staff must follow this in order to be consistent.
- Bowlby suggested that children's behaviour if influenced by the quality of their....
11 Clues: giving sticks is a form of what? • what sort of feedback will help a child improve? • staff must follow this in order to be consistent. • A child's self image is informed by their '... self'. • This can cause irritability and dis regulated emotions. • clarity of speech is a form of what sort of communication? • ...
AP Psychology 2020-03-27
Across
- the processing of information into the memory system
- retrieving information that was learned earlier
- branches on a neuron that are meant to receive info
- the way an issue is possed
- an inherent subject or condition that is given in an experiment instead of a presumed active agent
- drugs that reduce neural activity like alcohol
- system that is associated with emotions
- linked to pain control and to pleasure "the morphine within"
- the retention of encoded information over time
- observational technique that is an in-depth study of one person, group or event
- neural cables containing many axons
Down
- a tendency to approach a problem in a certain way
- suppress neural activity like morphine and heroin
- inborn response to a sensory stimuli
- images and emotions that go through a sleeping person's mind
- the level of stimulation required to cause a response
- recurring problems in falling or staying asleep
- tissue destruction on the brain
- is a state that happens when the drug is taken away
- diminishing effect of a same dose of the drug
- organizing items into familiar manageable units
- the space between the nueron "the gap"
22 Clues: the way an issue is possed • tissue destruction on the brain • neural cables containing many axons • inborn response to a sensory stimuli • the space between the nueron "the gap" • system that is associated with emotions • diminishing effect of a same dose of the drug • drugs that reduce neural activity like alcohol • the retention of encoded information over time • ...
Vignettes #51-99 2021-03-29
Across
- Summarize briefly.
- Excessively suave or ingratiating.
- Act of separating grain from the chaff.
- Authenticate by someone empowered to witness signatures.
- Enter into a combination with oxygen.
- Force to submit or subdue.
- Relating to or involving money.
- Pertaining to the movement of the earth's crust.
- Watery fluid in which blood cells are suspended.
- Process by which a cell divides into two smaller cells.
- Extremely steep.
- Having arrogant superiority.
- A constant in the equation of a curve.
- Devoid of matter.
- Shaped to fit by altering the contours of a pliable mass.
Down
- Characterized by violent emotions.
- Man who cultivates his own land.
- A fear of strangers.
- One of two equal parts.
- Speech you make to yourself.
- Concerning each of two or more things.
- Striking change in appearance.
- A powerful circular current of water.
- Marked by extreme intensity of emotions.
- Confidently optimistic and cheerful.
- Government exerting absolute control.
- Take without referencing someone.
- A curve formed by an object thrown in the air and falling.
- Political system governed by a few people.
- Seize and take control.
- A starlike object that may send out radio waves.
31 Clues: Extremely steep. • Devoid of matter. • Summarize briefly. • A fear of strangers. • One of two equal parts. • Seize and take control. • Force to submit or subdue. • Speech you make to yourself. • Having arrogant superiority. • Striking change in appearance. • Relating to or involving money. • Man who cultivates his own land. • Take without referencing someone. • ...
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time Crossword Puzzle 2014-04-28
Across
- Christopher's favorite school subject.
- Christopher's mind works like one of these; he also enjoys playing one these.
- When Christopher gets older he wants to be this.
- The disorder that Christopher has.
- Christopher is writing one of these.
- Christopher knows every one of these numbers up to 7,057.
- Christopher likes this animal because they simple emotions, are faithful, and they cannot lie.
- Christopher traveled here to live with his Mother.
- The genre of Christopher's book he is writing.
- Christopher hates this color; when he sees cars this color it means he will have a bad day.
- Christopher's favorite fictional detective.
- The town that Christopher lives in.
- Father told Christopher that Mother died of one of these.
Down
- Christopher almost gets run over by one of these to save his pet rat.
- Christopher has these; he used to think they would cause his Mother and Father to get divorced
- Christopher has a hard time understanding these.
- Thing that Christopher carries to protect him from strangers.
- The name given to the dog Father got Christopher as a peace offering.
- Christopher's favorite color; when he sees cars this color it means he will have a good day.
- Christopher's pet rat.
20 Clues: Christopher's pet rat. • The disorder that Christopher has. • The town that Christopher lives in. • Christopher is writing one of these. • Christopher's favorite school subject. • Christopher's favorite fictional detective. • The genre of Christopher's book he is writing. • Christopher has a hard time understanding these. • When Christopher gets older he wants to be this. • ...
Unit 2 Project 2024-02-07
Across
- unconrtollable and occuring thoughts
- personal view or picture of ourselves
- Feeling sorry for someone from your point of view
- awareness of what you're feeling in the moment
- how we value and perceive ourselves
- helps find a way to cope with experiences
- Disease in which people restrict food intake
- disorder extreme mood swings
- eat a large amount then in a short amount of time
- illness health conditions involving changes in emotion, thinking, or behAnxietynxeity Disorder characterised by excessive fear
- exposure to an extremely threatening or horrific event
- offers hope through positive action
- result from specific emotions
Down
- characterised by significant impariments in perception and changes in behavior
- State of worry or mental tension caused by a difficult situation
- Binge a large amount then purge to get rid of
- has different forms usually mood fluctuations
- shot lived and intense
- long-lasting usually milder
- Effects on Your Body
- Disorder is any of a range of mental conditions in which there is a persistent disturbance of eating behaviour and impairment of physical or mental health.
- ability to understand the feelings of another person
22 Clues: Effects on Your Body • shot lived and intense • long-lasting usually milder • disorder extreme mood swings • result from specific emotions • how we value and perceive ourselves • offers hope through positive action • unconrtollable and occuring thoughts • personal view or picture of ourselves • helps find a way to cope with experiences • ...
Mastery 2 - Unit 6 2024-05-23
Across
- It's too late to prevent the damage.
- Easily understood or seen through.
- Unable to concentrate because of interruptions.
- To put something in a safe or hidden place.
- Separated from others.
- Speed in a specific direction.
- Gradually reduce the amount.
- Someone who supports or argues for a cause.
- The state of being unknown or unacknowledged.
- Existing or occurring online or in a digital environment.
- To reduce speed or intensity.
- Feeling completely overcome by emotions or tasks.
Down
- Excessively self-centered or self-admiring.
- To decide something with deliberate intention.
- Someone who pretends to be another person.
- intimacy: To look for close, personal relationships.
- To work together with someone on a project.
- Using a false name to conceal one's identity.
- Considering that; because.
- Concerned only with the surface or appearance.
- The image or personality a person presents to others.
- A complete failure or disaster.
- The ability to hold, contain, or produce something.
- Regain control of one's emotions or actions.
- The state of being alone.
- The process of something becoming worse or less valuable.
26 Clues: Separated from others. • The state of being alone. • Considering that; because. • Gradually reduce the amount. • To reduce speed or intensity. • Speed in a specific direction. • A complete failure or disaster. • Easily understood or seen through. • It's too late to prevent the damage. • Someone who pretends to be another person. • Excessively self-centered or self-admiring. • ...
health final =D 2023-01-27
Across
- -holds emotions
- -fakeing
- -not pleasent emotion
- -part of the amydigla
- -somethin or some one thta stresses you out
- -firm belief in the reliability, truth, ability, or strength of someone or something.
- -stress
- -good stress
- -extreme fear
- - part of the brain involved in our behavioural and emotional responses
- -an act of holding or being held at a fixed level or in a fixed state.
- -a feeling of great pleasure and happiness
- -expectation or prediction
Down
- -the cerebral cortex covering the front part of the frontal lobe
- -a unpleasent or offensive
- -the action or process of flying through the air
- -a sudden strong and unreflective urge or desire to act
- -an unexpected or astonishing event, fact, or thing
- -Feeling down or unhappy in response to grief
- -ready to face danger or pain; showing courage
- -good stress
- -unpleasent thought
- -the elongated ridges on the floor of each lateral ventricle of the brain, thought to be the center of emotion, memory, and the autonomic nervous system.
- -important organ
- -take part in a violent struggle involving the exchange of physical blows or the use of weapons.
25 Clues: -stress • -fakeing • -good stress • -good stress • -extreme fear • -holds emotions • -important organ • -unpleasent thought • -not pleasent emotion • -part of the amydigla • -a unpleasent or offensive • -expectation or prediction • -a feeling of great pleasure and happiness • -somethin or some one thta stresses you out • -Feeling down or unhappy in response to grief • ...
Brain Twist 2023-01-27
Across
- the organ that allows us to think and controls our actions
- part of the brain involved with decision making and moderating social behavior
- the action of anticipating something; expectation or prediction
- a sudden strong and unreflective urge or desire to act
- something that stresses you
- the condition or quality of being sad
- almond shape part of brain that controls emotions
- an unpleasant feeling triggered by pain, danger or a threat
- become suddenly motionless or paralyzed with fear or shock
- sad, mad, fear, and depressed are all examples of this
- extreme anxiety, sorrow, or pain
Down
- a feeling of revulsion or strong disapproval
- a curved-shaped structure in the temporal lobe associated with learning and memory
- part of the brain involved with behavioral and emotional responses
- something that surprises you
- engage in a violent struggle
- relying on someone
- a feeling of worry or unease
- a feeling of great pleasure and happiness
- a good type of stress
- showing courage
- extreme fear
- a strong feeling of annoyance, displeasure, or hostility
- the action of fleeing or attempting to escape
- faking to please others
25 Clues: extreme fear • showing courage • relying on someone • a good type of stress • faking to please others • something that stresses you • something that surprises you • engage in a violent struggle • a feeling of worry or unease • extreme anxiety, sorrow, or pain • the condition or quality of being sad • a feeling of great pleasure and happiness • ...
WHAT AM I? 2025-06-26
Across
- When you are gentle and helpful to others.
- What your body and mind need to feel better.
- When someone helps or looks after you with love.
- How you feel when you're protected and okay.
- A word that describes something full of light or joy.
- What you are when you keep going even when it’s hard.
- What your heart and mind do after being hurt.
- A peaceful feeling in your body and mind.
- Something you feel when you believe things can get better.
- A way to be honest and ready to share feelings.
- A person you can talk to and feel accepted by.
- A quiet and safe place in your thoughts.
- A warm and caring feeling toward someone or yourself.
Down
- What you do to show someone you care.
- A simple way to relax your mind and body.
- What you build when you feel safe with someone.
- What happens when you learn from challenges.
- When your emotions, rest, and tasks are all in harmony.
- What you do with your face when you’re happy or kind.
- To notice emotions in your body and heart.
20 Clues: What you do to show someone you care. • A quiet and safe place in your thoughts. • A simple way to relax your mind and body. • A peaceful feeling in your body and mind. • When you are gentle and helpful to others. • To notice emotions in your body and heart. • What your body and mind need to feel better. • How you feel when you're protected and okay. • ...
Personal growth 2026-01-22
Across
- – Understanding yourself and what is happening around you
- – Guiding or influencing others in a positive way
- – Taking ownership of your actions and outcomes
- – Believing in your abilities and decisions
- – Staying focused and committed even when it is difficult
- up – Expressing your thoughts or needs instead of staying silent
- – Helping or encouraging others when they need it
- management – Using your time wisely to complete tasks
- – Keeping materials, plans, and goals in order
- – The drive that pushes you to achieve goals
- habits – Behaviors that support physical and mental health
Down
- – Treating others with kindness and consideration
- – Giving full attention to a task without distractions
- – Clearly and respectfully stating your opinions or boundaries
- regulation – Controlling and responding to emotions appropriately
- – Choosing the best option after thinking about consequences
- – Making just and unbiased decisions
- – Being accountable for your actions and choices
- management – Using strategies to handle pressure in a healthy way
- up for others – Defending people who are treated unfairly
- – Gaining confidence and control over your own choices
- – Managing your behavior, emotions, and impulses
- – Ensuring everyone is treated fairly and has the same rights
23 Clues: – Making just and unbiased decisions • – Believing in your abilities and decisions • – The drive that pushes you to achieve goals • – Keeping materials, plans, and goals in order • – Taking ownership of your actions and outcomes • – Being accountable for your actions and choices • – Managing your behavior, emotions, and impulses • ...
Figuartive Language 2026-05-14
Across
- A person taller than Danny :).
- Stories made up.
- Words that imitate sounds.
- A funny phrase or expression.
- Objects, colors or characters that stand for deeper ideas
- Verbs and adjectives that are changed with -ly
- A go-to summer drink made of a citrus fruit.
- A delicious cold summer treat.
- Creative words that compare without like or as
- Stories based on real events.
- Words with the opposite meaning.
- Words that focus on emotions or ideas and usually have stanzas.
- Words that are not strict or realistic in meaning.
Down
- When objects or non-human things take on human qualities or emotions.
- Different words with the same meaning
- An item you need to bring to the pool or the beach.
- Creative words that compare using like or as
- A play or story that is meant to be performed.
- An item people wear when it's very sunny out.
- Nonfiction writing that informs a reader about a specific topic.
- Several words in a row that start with the same sound creating a playful tongue twister.
- Action words
- Describing words
- Person, place or thing
- Words or phrases that are exaggerated
25 Clues: Action words • Stories made up. • Describing words • Person, place or thing • Words that imitate sounds. • A funny phrase or expression. • Stories based on real events. • A person taller than Danny :). • A delicious cold summer treat. • Words with the opposite meaning. • Different words with the same meaning • Words or phrases that are exaggerated • ...
Mental Health: Explore words and concepts that highlight the importance of managing stress, building resilience, practicing self-care, and staying connected. A healthy mind is an important part of overall well-being, so use this activity as a simple remin 2026-09-15
Across
- A practice that can help promote relaxation and present-moment awareness
- Professional support that can help people address mental health concerns
- Activities and habits that support your physical and emotional health
- Help or encouragement from people you trust
- The ability to adapt and recover from difficult experiences
- A group of people who share connections, interests, or support
- Paying attention to the present moment without judgment
- The feeling of being alone or disconnected from others
- The practice of recognizing and appreciating what you value
- A sense of meaning or direction in life
Down
- Physical activity that can support emotional well-being
- A sense of belonging and being cared for by others
- A place to write down thoughts, feelings, or experiences
- Feelings that influence how we think and respond
- Ways of managing difficult emotions, situations, or stress
- A state of positive functioning, satisfaction, and overall health
- A simple technique that can help you relax and manage stress
- A positive feeling that something good or meaningful is possible
- A restorative activity that supports mental and physical well-being
- The body and mind’s response to challenging situations
20 Clues: A sense of meaning or direction in life • Help or encouragement from people you trust • Feelings that influence how we think and respond • A sense of belonging and being cared for by others • The feeling of being alone or disconnected from others • The body and mind’s response to challenging situations • Physical activity that can support emotional well-being • ...
Giver Con Den 2026-02-10
High Frequency Verbs #1 2026-05-27
pe vocab puzzle 2021-09-08
Across
- Sharing your thoughts with others.
- A state of well-balanced health and well being over a long period of time.
- Combination of a physical, mental/emotional and social well being.
- When people with different viewpoints, needs, or interests disagree with each other.
- How your emotions affect your physical and overall health and how your overall health affects your physical emotions.
- The passing of traits from parent to biological children.
- ways to say no effectively
- Taking action to support a cause.
Down
- Identifying sources of stress and learning how to cope with them in ways that promote good mental and emotional health.
- The ability to end a disagreement to stop it from escalating further.
- The traditions, beliefs, and customs of a certain group of people.
- When one risk factor adds to another to increase danger.
- To determine the quality of something.
- All the living and nonliving things around us.
- Something that is able to be trusted upon.
- The chance that something harmful may happen to your health and wellness.
16 Clues: ways to say no effectively • Taking action to support a cause. • Sharing your thoughts with others. • To determine the quality of something. • Something that is able to be trusted upon. • All the living and nonliving things around us. • When one risk factor adds to another to increase danger. • The passing of traits from parent to biological children. • ...
Newsletter Recap 2023-11-01
Across
- One way to convey you are actively listening is proper use of your ____ language.
- Marketing, sales, client experience, retention and referral are elements of the Client ____ Cycle.
- When dealing with conflict remain calm and _____.
- ____is the ability to recognize other people's emotions and understand their perspectives.
- Loving what you do drives us to work harder. This is called intrinsic ____.
- Self-regulation is the ability to understand and manage your ____.
- Making negative comments takes from a person's bucket or ____.
- One way to create trust and rapport with others is to be ____.
Down
- The newsletter always lists the top ____ and 5-Star reviews.
- Don't be great, be ____ good.
- Practicing ____ strengthens your sense of purpose.
- By filling someone's _____, you increase positive emotions.
- Every accomplishment starts with the decision to ____.
- The knowledge and understanding of our emotional behavior is called self-____.
- _____ Intelligence can have a greater influence on success than your IQ.
- ____ contains great resources for training and development opportunities.
16 Clues: Don't be great, be ____ good. • When dealing with conflict remain calm and _____. • Practicing ____ strengthens your sense of purpose. • Every accomplishment starts with the decision to ____. • By filling someone's _____, you increase positive emotions. • The newsletter always lists the top ____ and 5-Star reviews. • ...
Tuesdays With Morrie 2012-11-19
14 Clues: the first Tuesday • the third Tuesday • the tenth Tuesday • the sixth Tuesday • the fifth Tuesday • the ninth Tuesday • the second Tuesday • the fourth Tuesday • the eighth Tuesday • the twelfth Tuesday • the seventh Tuesday • the eleventh Tuesday • the fourteenth Tuesday • the thirteenth Tuesday
pe vocab puzzle 2021-09-08
Across
- Identifying sources of stress and learning how to cope with them in ways that promote good mental and emotional health.
- The ability to end a disagreement to stop it from escalating further.
- The traditions, beliefs, and customs of a certain group of people.
- Something that is able to be trusted upon.
- Taking action to support a cause.
- Combination of a physical, mental/emotional and social well being.
- Sharing your thoughts with others.
- A state of well-balanced health and well being over a long period of time.
Down
- All the living and nonliving things around us.
- How your emotions affect your physical and overall health and how your overall health affects your physical emotions.
- When one risk factor adds to another to increase danger.
- ways to say no effectively
- When people with different viewpoints, needs, or interests disagree with each other.
- To determine the quality of something.
- The chance that something harmful may happen to your health and wellness.
- The passing of traits from parent to biological children.
16 Clues: ways to say no effectively • Taking action to support a cause. • Sharing your thoughts with others. • To determine the quality of something. • Something that is able to be trusted upon. • All the living and nonliving things around us. • When one risk factor adds to another to increase danger. • The passing of traits from parent to biological children. • ...
Leadership 2021-08-30
Across
- To understand or feel what another person is experiencing from within the other person's perspective
- An expression of gratitude towards someone or something
- Being considerate, friendly and helpful
- Having a deep understanding about people or a situation. Being perceptive
- Continued effort to do or achieve something despite difficulties, failure or opposition
- A person trying to make peace, find a solution between disagreements
- Persevere, withstand fear or difficulty
- Actin and speaking truthfully
Down
- The action or process of being received as adequate or suitable
- Being held accountable for something or having a duty to fulfill
- Being aware of the present moment (thoughts and feelings)
- The quality of being thankful; readiness to show appreciation and return kindness
- Worthy of being depended for achievement. Able to be trusted by other people
- Showing consideration for others
- The action or process of being received as adequate or suitable
- Ability to control impulses and emotions, especially in difficult situations.
- A person's ability to adjust and control their energy level, emotions and behaviors
17 Clues: Actin and speaking truthfully • Showing consideration for others • Being considerate, friendly and helpful • Persevere, withstand fear or difficulty • An expression of gratitude towards someone or something • Being aware of the present moment (thoughts and feelings) • The action or process of being received as adequate or suitable • ...
PNS Crossword 2025-03-05
Across
- What is #5 pointing to
- The amygdala is responsible for the processing and regulations of ___________
- What simulates organs when you are active, in danger or under stress
- What regulates emotions, social processes, learning, motivation and memory
- The __________ nervous system is responsible for voluntary muscle movements throughout the body
- What are involuntary muscle responses
- There are _________ pairs of nerves that branch out from the spinal cord
- The hypothalamus maintains the body's internal _____________
- The _________ nervous system regulates involuntary bodily functions that you do not consciously control
Down
- What is #7 pointing to
- What stimulates organs while you rest/calms the body down after the treat is gone
- what part of the limbic system works on feelings of happiness, sadness, fear, anger, etc.
- What part of the limbic system initiates fight or flight response in dangerous situations
- What experiment did we do to test our limbic system
- The hippocampus is knows as the ____________ and is responsible for short term memory formation and processing
- What is #3 pointing to
16 Clues: What is #7 pointing to • What is #5 pointing to • What is #3 pointing to • What are involuntary muscle responses • What experiment did we do to test our limbic system • The hypothalamus maintains the body's internal _____________ • What simulates organs when you are active, in danger or under stress • ...
Health and Nutrition 2021-04-22
14 Clues: fruit • ABCDEK • brain work • happy or sad • relationships • opposite of salt • cheese and yogurt • physical activities • creates strong muscles • where you read food labels • you need 9-10 hours of this • individual health management • form of energy the body burns • mindfulness and deep breathing
Calvin April 4 2025 2025-04-04
14 Clues: lawful • pointy • stomach • feelings • obstinate • foolish month • speaker sound • you could blow one • opposite of addition • the colors of a prism • good sport for tall people • red and blue mixed together • make up your mind (with "to") • people watching a play or movie
Pal Reveal Spring 2021 2021-06-30
11 Clues: Remy • Mater • Pride Rock • Cold Weather • Magic Carpet • 2015 Emotions • The Cheshire Cat • Wilderness Explorer • 1937 Disney Classic • 2016 Ocean Adventure • You’ve got a friend in me
Yoonho ahn Health 7B 2021-06-24
Across
- someone that has witnessed of another being bullied but does not act upon it
- the relationship of your friends
- expressing emotions by using your body
- the ability to understand the emotions of others
Down
- the well being of your physical body
- someone that has witnessed of another being bullied and stands up for it
- negative acts constantly repeated
- the well being of your mind
8 Clues: the well being of your mind • the relationship of your friends • negative acts constantly repeated • the well being of your physical body • expressing emotions by using your body • the ability to understand the emotions of others • someone that has witnessed of another being bullied and stands up for it • ...
Human 2024-09-28
Across
- A bond based on trust and shared interests.
- the ability to acquire and apply knowledge and skills
- responsible for movement.
Down
- His theories of relativity revolutionized our knowledge of time, space and energy
- a deep emotional bond between partners or loved ones.
- feelings that appear in response to various situations
- the basic unit that provides support and love.
- Innovator in the field of technology, space transport and renewable energ
- Creating artistic works that express emotions and social values
9 Clues: responsible for movement. • A bond based on trust and shared interests. • the basic unit that provides support and love. • a deep emotional bond between partners or loved ones. • the ability to acquire and apply knowledge and skills • feelings that appear in response to various situations • Creating artistic works that express emotions and social values • ...
Human 2024-09-28
Across
- A bond based on trust and shared interests.
- the ability to acquire and apply knowledge and skills
- responsible for movement.
Down
- His theories of relativity revolutionized our knowledge of time, space and energy
- a deep emotional bond between partners or loved ones.
- feelings that appear in response to various situations
- the basic unit that provides support and love.
- Innovator in the field of technology, space transport and renewable energ
- Creating artistic works that express emotions and social values
9 Clues: responsible for movement. • A bond based on trust and shared interests. • the basic unit that provides support and love. • a deep emotional bond between partners or loved ones. • the ability to acquire and apply knowledge and skills • feelings that appear in response to various situations • Creating artistic works that express emotions and social values • ...
Psychological influences 2024-11-11
Across
- are routines that you can perform without thinking about them
- are linked to feelings
- passed down in your family or your religion
- are what you accept to be true
- a personal feeling about what is important to you
Down
- factors the relate to the mind and the emotions
- can influence your relationship with food
- are opinions, not as strong as values
8 Clues: are linked to feelings • are what you accept to be true • are opinions, not as strong as values • can influence your relationship with food • passed down in your family or your religion • factors the relate to the mind and the emotions • a personal feeling about what is important to you • are routines that you can perform without thinking about them
Personal Development 2025-02-10
Across
- controlling one’s emotions and thoughts.
- owning one’s actions and decisions.
- confronting and defeating fears.
- understanding others’ feelings.
- deliberate steps toward a goal.
- focusing on optimism and opportunities.
- effectively sharing ideas with others.
- being fully present in the moment.
- a set of beliefs that influence one’s responses.
- realizing one’s full potential.
- appreciating and caring for oneself.
- continuous personal development.
- acquiring new knowledge or skills.
- being mentally and physically strong.
- resisting temptations to stay focused.
- taking care of one’s well-being.
- being clear about one’s goals.
- persistence despite difficulties.
- recognizing the value of others.
- belief in one’s abilities.
- staying true to one’s values.
- managing one’s emotions and relationships.
- a clear picture of future goals.
- focusing on the most important tasks.
- regular behaviors that are ingrained.
- determination to achieve goals.
- considering one's actions and progress.
- the resolve to achieve goals.
- achieving at a top level.
- introspecting to improve oneself.
- understanding one's emotions and behaviors.
- persistence in achieving long-term goals.
- a desire to learn and explore.
- believing in one’s own abilities.
- a force that motivates positive change.
- the drive to take action toward goals.
- stability in emotions.
Down
- the ability to recover from setbacks.
- believing skills can be developed.
- completing tasks effectively.
- a strong desire to succeed.
- consistent effort to achieve goals.
- appreciation for positive things in life.
- practices that increase self-assurance.
- the quality of being distinct and different from others.
- planning how time is spent.
- giving others confidence and authority.
- learning independently.
- the process of developing over time.
- overcoming difficulties cleverly.
- defining clear objectives to achieve.
- achieving desired outcomes.
- depending on one’s own resources.
- a sense of direction in life.
- concentrating on a task or goal.
- shift, changing to a more positive perspective.
- controlling actions despite temptations.
- taking responsibility for actions.
- adjusting to new challenges.
- surpassing ordinary standards.
- managing different life aspects harmoniously.
- consistent effort to achieve a goal.
- facing fears and taking risks.
- guiding and inspiring others.
- being healthy, comfortable, and happy.
- mental and emotional calmness.
- the ability to stay focused on goals.
- maintaining stability in actions.
- mental or physical strength to take action.
- believing that good things will happen.
- adhering to moral principles.
- valuing oneself and one’s values.
- enduring without frustration.
- thinking of new ideas or solutions.
- strong enthusiasm or love for something.
- taking action without prompting.
76 Clues: stability in emotions. • learning independently. • achieving at a top level. • belief in one’s abilities. • a strong desire to succeed. • planning how time is spent. • achieving desired outcomes. • adjusting to new challenges. • completing tasks effectively. • a sense of direction in life. • guiding and inspiring others. • staying true to one’s values. • the resolve to achieve goals. • ...
personal skills 2024-02-25
Across
- - to regularly use healthy strategies to diffuse negative emotions
- - the process of making choices by identifying a decision
- - the state or fact of being accountable or to blame for something
- - to be able to manage your emotions and understands the people around you
Down
- - being self-assured or confident without being
- -the quality or state of being accounta
- - perceive humour or appreciation of a joke
- - the act of defining a problem
- - to identify or understand another's situation
9 Clues: - the act of defining a problem • -the quality or state of being accounta • - perceive humour or appreciation of a joke • - to identify or understand another's situation • - being self-assured or confident without being • - the process of making choices by identifying a decision • - the state or fact of being accountable or to blame for something • ...
pe vocab puzzle 2021-09-08
Across
- Sharing your thoughts with others.
- A state of well-balanced health and well being over a long period of time.
- Combination of a physical, mental/emotional and social well being.
- When people with different viewpoints, needs, or interests disagree with each other.
- How your emotions affect your physical and overall health and how your overall health affects your physical emotions.
- The passing of traits from parent to biological children.
- ways to say no effectively
- Taking action to support a cause.
Down
- Identifying sources of stress and learning how to cope with them in ways that promote good mental and emotional health.
- The ability to end a disagreement to stop it from escalating further.
- The traditions, beliefs, and customs of a certain group of people.
- When one risk factor adds to another to increase danger.
- To determine the quality of something.
- All the living and nonliving things around us.
- Something that is able to be trusted upon.
- The chance that something harmful may happen to your health and wellness.
16 Clues: ways to say no effectively • Taking action to support a cause. • Sharing your thoughts with others. • To determine the quality of something. • Something that is able to be trusted upon. • All the living and nonliving things around us. • When one risk factor adds to another to increase danger. • The passing of traits from parent to biological children. • ...
Noah's Identity 2018-03-19
Across
- acting like a friend; kind and helpful.
- not afraid; very brave.
- not showing or feeling nervousness, anger, or other strong emotions.
- ready to face and endure danger or pain; showing courage.
- able to remain calm and not become annoyed when waiting for a long time.
- using a lot of time and energy to do work.
- having or showing the ability to easily learn or understand things or to deal with new or difficult situations.
Down
- willing to help other people.
- making sure of avoiding potential danger, mishap, or harm; cautious. Determined possessing or displaying resolve.
- having, showing, or expressing strong emotions or beliefs.
- willing, eager, or able to talk or impart information. Diligent
- relaxed and tolerant in attitude or manner.
- having or showing a kind and quiet nature; not harsh or violent. Independent
- having or showing a gentle nature and a desire to help others.
- or showing care and conscientiousness in one's work or duties.
- requiring or relying on other people for help or support.
16 Clues: not afraid; very brave. • willing to help other people. • acting like a friend; kind and helpful. • using a lot of time and energy to do work. • relaxed and tolerant in attitude or manner. • ready to face and endure danger or pain; showing courage. • requiring or relying on other people for help or support. • having, showing, or expressing strong emotions or beliefs. • ...
얘들아~한번 더 복습해보자(문학 일반) 2026-08-28
Across
- a short fictional story that teaches a lesson, using personified animals or objects
- a narrative work of fiction that tells a story about specific human experiences
- as small as a world and as large as alone
- a shell that sang, befriended a stranded star
- a unique form of literary art that captures the poet’s emotions or ideas
- milly makes friends with a stranded starfish and feels _________ for it.
- molly is frightened and _________ from a horrible thing that races sideways while blowing bubbles.
- health is _________ important than money
- may comes home with a smooth round _________.
Down
- whose rays five languid fingers were
- maggie finds a shell that sings so sweetly that she forgets her _________
- maggie and milly and molly and may
- may day, sang and, stone alone, me sea
- 중요한
- a written work that is intended to be performed on a stage
- a brief work of non-fiction that conveys the writer’s personal thoughts, emotions, reflections, or insights
16 Clues: 중요한 • maggie and milly and molly and may • whose rays five languid fingers were • may day, sang and, stone alone, me sea • health is _________ important than money • as small as a world and as large as alone • a shell that sang, befriended a stranded star • may comes home with a smooth round _________. • a written work that is intended to be performed on a stage • ...
Music & Emotions 2022-07-28
Across
- noticeably happy and optimistic
- showing or feeling slight anger; annoyed
- playfully lighthearted and amusing
Down
- to feel extreme fear
- to have a sudden feeling of excitement and excitement
- a state of general unhappiness or sadness
- a word or phrase that means exactly or nearly the same as another word or phrase
7 Clues: to feel extreme fear • noticeably happy and optimistic • playfully lighthearted and amusing • showing or feeling slight anger; annoyed • a state of general unhappiness or sadness • to have a sudden feeling of excitement and excitement • a word or phrase that means exactly or nearly the same as another word or phrase
THE EMOTIONS 2020-12-29
Across
- unhappy or making you feel unhappy
- strong feeling against someone we feel has behaved badly
- a sad feeling because someone was not as good as you imagine.
Down
- something that you remember
- a very strong feeling of dislike or disapproval
- an unpleasant emotion caused by the threat of danger
- a feeling of great happiness
7 Clues: something that you remember • a feeling of great happiness • unhappy or making you feel unhappy • a very strong feeling of dislike or disapproval • an unpleasant emotion caused by the threat of danger • strong feeling against someone we feel has behaved badly • a sad feeling because someone was not as good as you imagine.
