farming Crossword Puzzles

6 Clues: your club • a farmers best friend? • what is a baby cow called? • an organisation you can join • where you go to buy and sell? • a vehicle you use on the farm?

10 Clues: Fish Farming Innovation • Pisciculture Crash Site • Early Fish Breeding Pioneer • Vertical Fish Farming Method • Pisciculture Sustainable Practice • International Fishers Day (Month) • Ancient Birthplace of Fish Farming • Who is the Father of Pisciculture? • High-Tech Monitoring in Pisciculture • Symbol of 9/11 Heroism in Pisciculture

19 Clues: The holiest river in Hinduism • The form of writing developed in Sumer • Ancient civilization that built pyramids • Shi Huangdi The unifying emperor of China • Type of writing developed in Ancient Egypt • This is the era after farming was invented • This word means "Between Two Rivers" in Greek • This ancient civilization was led by Hammurabi • ...

8 Clues: in which farming the rearing of silkworms • which farming is known as multiple cropping • which farming is the branch of the agriclture • in which farming the breading and rearing of fishes • in which farming cultivation area is large and most of the work is done by machines • in which farming famers focus on growing enough food for themselves and there families • ...

6 Clues: Where you store the grain • What you use to make bales • The machine that pulls heavy loads • What you use to clean off a feild of grain • The piece of equipment that puts chemicals on the plants • The thing that cuts the plants so they are ready for harvest

6 Clues: Unwanted plants. • Give nutrition to crops. • Natural source of irrigation. • Popularly known as monsoon crops. • Plants grown for decorative purpose. • Process of loosening and upturning the soil.

6 Clues: Mixed farming is also known as _________ • Sericulture is also known as _____________ • In _____________ old methods of farming are used • Irrigation is supplying water to the ___________ • The breeding are rearing of fish is called ____________ • In ________________ we can grow to or more crops on a same piece of land

6 Clues: Rearing of silkworms • Breeding and rearing of fish • Cultivation of ornamental plants • Crops grown in same piece of land • Enough food to feed their families • Wheat and maize are common crops of

6 Clues: fish are reared • silkworm are reared • butter is example of • also known as mixed farming • prevents soil eroision and water loss • the raising and of domesticated birds

6 Clues: crops grown to earn money • it is also called silkfarming • it is also a type of a commercial farming • crops grown on sides of hill or mountains • the breeding and rearing of fish is called • crops grown in same area but different seasons

6 Clues: crops grown to earn money • it is also called silk farming • crops grown on sides of hill or mountains • it is also a type of a commercial farming • the breeding and rearing of fish is called • crops grown in same area but different seasons

6 Clues: farming done to earn money. • it helps to reduce soil erosion and water loss. • in this a lot of investment and labour are required. • it is rearing of silkworm for the production of silk. • the of agriculture that deals with art, science and technology. • it is the practice of growing crops in the same area in different seasons.

6 Clues: prevents soil erosion. • nutrition to the crops. • control agricutural pests. • required for growth of plants. • process of loosening and upturning. • is cutting and collecting grains of crop.

6 Clues: is the rearing of silkworms • breeding and rearing of fish • is the branch of agriculture • is also now ans multiple cropping • crops are grown and animal are reared for sale in the market • farmers focus on growing enough food to feed themselvs and their families

6 Clues: when rabi crops are grown • crops there are few crops that are grown for profits are called as • farming crops are grown by planting on sides of hills and mountains • IT is a branch of agriculture that deals with art,science and technology. • In this farming farmers focus on growing enough food to feed themselves and their families. • ...

6 Clues: unwanted plants • Name of a pesticide • rearing of silkworm • name of a fertiliser • crops for sale in market • last step of soil preparation

6 Clues: ..... means soil • farming is ....... economic activity . • Another name of Slash and burn agriculture • The land on which the crops are grown is known as... • Old ways of farming is used and dependent on nature only • ...... subsistence farming uses alot of labour,chemicals and irrigation.

6 Clues: It increase a population of a crop • It is also a type of commercial farming • A large thing that breaks into small particles • It is a rearing of silk worms for production of silk • ploughed soil is levelled to ensure uniform irrigation • The crops grown in short duration between Rabi and Kharif crop season mainly from March to June are called

6 Clues: it's shape is like C • last step of farming • breeding and rearing of fish • first step of soil preparation • In seed sowing how is groundnut sown • in which farming farmers grow crops for them selves

6 Clues: Helps in cutting crops • helps in beating grains • Increase food production • Give water to the dry land • Give nutrition to the crop • Cultivation of ornamental plants

6 Clues: HELP TO CUT CROP IN FIELD • FIRST PROCESS OF SOWING OF SEED • FARMING ALSO CALLED SILK FARMING • USED TO CUT BRANCHES AND SMALL TREE • - WHEN WE GIVE WATERTO PLANT WHAT THE PROCESS CALLED • IN THIS FARMER CROW FOOD TO FEED THEMSELVE AND THERE FAMILIES

6 Clues: A unwanted plant • The breeding and rearing of fish • A worldwide to control agriculture peats • The increasing number in population means higher demand for food • A branch of agriculture that deals with art, science and technology • A process of cutting and collecting grains from the crop with the help of sickle and machines

6 Clues: common commercial crop • this farming prevents water loss • better control of weeds and pesticides • this farming is rich in essential nutrients • farming that does not need much money to start it • rose , hibiscus and tulip are examples of this farming.

6 Clues: LAST STEP • SUPPLYING OF WATER • DROPING SEED INTO SOIL • SCATTERING OF SEEDS BY HAND • IT MAKE CROPS GROW"S HIGHER • PLACING SEED AT CROSS MARKS

6 Clues: unwanted plants • Name of a pesticide • rearing of silkworm • name of a fertiliser • crops for sale in market • last step of soil preparation

6 Clues: rearing of silk worm • with art science and technology • method of growing crop on hill side • animals are reared for sale in market • it is also a type of commercial farming • in this farmers focus on growing enough food to feed their family

6 Clues: silkworms are reared • farming birds are reared for fresh meat • farming farmers grow crops for themselves • farming two crops are grown in the same area • farming different types of dairy products are made • farming crops are grown and animals are sold in the market

6 Clues: supplying water to crops. • mature crop ready to be cut. • 'C' shaped tool used to cut crops • unwanted plants that grow with crops • substance used to protect crops from pests. • part of plant that gives rise to new plant.

6 Clues: Pulls heavy loads • Where you store grain • What you use to make bales • Puts chemicals on the plants • What a you use to clean of a feild • Puts the plants so they are ready for harvest

6 Clues: Seeds are added to the field • to remove weeds from a ground • The crop is collected when it is ripe • The field is watered at regular intervals • The soil is loosened and turned to prepare it for seeds • a natural or chemical substance that is put on land or soil to make plants grow better.

14 Clues: gate to shrine • Aztec capital city • Incan capital city • tiered temple tower • floating farm islands • empire in Andes region • Japanese spirit religion • empire in central Mexico • knotted cords for records • narrow land connecting areas • Farming farming on step hills • belief that nature has spirits • ancient Mesoamerican civilization • Mountains long South American mountains

27 Clues: What were men referred to? • Women made _____for money. • What was used to cut grain? • What was used to cut grass? • What was field one used for? • What was field two used for? • Women ________ to earn money. • What was field three used for? • What was used to pulverize soil? • What was used to fertilize crops? • Who implemented the feudal system? • ...

15 Clues: The art and science of cultivating fruits, vegetables, flowers, and ornamental plants. • A method of growing plants without soil, using mineral nutrient solutions in a water solvent. • The branch of agriculture that deals with the science of soil management and the production of field crops. • ...

34 Clues: – Disease-causing virus • – Disease-causing parasite • – Disease-causing bacteria • – Substance that causes cancer • – Farming fish or aquatic organisms • – Substance that causes birth defects • – Substance that causes DNA mutations • – Methods used to prevent soil erosion • – Small-scale farming to feed a family • – Degree to which a substance is harmful • ...

28 Clues: Fish farming is also known as this • The API kit is used to test water ________ • Aquaponics can help improve global food ________ • Nitrites are converted into ________ by bacteria • Organisms that make their own food using sunlight • Fish food often contains wild-caught fish ________ • The type of farming that grows plants without soil • ...

14 Clues: growing food • to fill a need • to give part of • one hundred years • destructive water • cows raised for meat • too much of something • what plants grow from • the science of farming • something farmers grow • grass for animals to eat • poor country farm worker • why someone does something • having too little of something

15 Clues: a job • farming • hot, burn • first city • Ice, 100000 • New stone age • Old stone age • animals, pets • same thing as 7 • cave... paint...? • food, meat, hint hint • herb, opposite of meat • you know him (6 mascot) • what did people use in STONE times • crops (I really don't know what else to put for this one without saying what it is)

16 Clues: housing area • tall buildings • attracts people • small buildings • towns and cities • farming for a profit • large pieces of land • recreational activity • forces people to leave • producing from the land • farming for your family • move from rural to urban • a place where people live • jobs that people do for others • area were black people were moved to • ...

11 Clues: Farming without soil • Science of living things • Bacteria fixes it on the roots • Reactions that result in G3P Creation • Plants uptake them through their roots • ___ Reactions: How plants fix sunlight • Formal name for "Tower Garden" farming • ___ action: how water travels up a plant • Minimizing negative environmental impact • Soil____: How able the soil is for growth • ...

28 Clues: Capacity The maximum population size that an environment can support with available resources. • The cultivation of a single crop species over large areas, typically in commercial agriculture. • Herding A livelihood based on the continuous movement of livestock in search of fresh pasture and water. • ...

10 Clues: Jowar and Bajra • require little land • irrigate larger areas • modern farming method • wooden cart drawn by buffaloes • greater grains on a single plant • highest use of chemical fertilizers • main production activity in Palampur • farming in India is largely dependent • 80 per cent of total farmers in India

15 Clues: led the first strong army • they key source of irrigation • the religion everyone followed • a long story told (gilgamesh) • a person who wrote on clay tablets • a wood that only the phoenicians had • big river for farming and boating on • used to help farming by plating seeds • known for enforcing some of the first laws • had very rich soil that was good for farming • ...

12 Clues: Organic= ? • ? = Animal By-Products • "GMOs can __________ pesticide use". • "Non-GMO does not mean _____________" • "Organic does not mean ______________ free". • What is the traditional type of farming we use? • How do you replenish soil nutrients organically? • "____________ does not need pesticides to grows". • ...

12 Clues: Study of insects • Tool for tilling soil • Vehicle for farming tasks • Vehicle for farming tasks • system Network of water supply • Self-sufficient farming system • Preparation of soil for planting • Artificial water supply for crops • Study of soil, crops, and farming • Production of milk and dairy products • Growing plants in water-based systems • ...

12 Clues: meet from cattle • name given to fish farming • insects which destroy crops • large fish often used in sushi • one factor that improved farming • another factor that improved farming • crafts which monitor agriculture from space • the modifications made by scientists to food • flying technologies which record from the air • pickers machines that pick fruit instead of people • ...

13 Clues: move • cities • Farming • first age • Before writing • long period of time • use of tool for need • doing something well • Gathering to farming • move for better needs • more than needs to be • object to help do a task • the training of pants and animals

15 Clues: led the first strong army • they key source of irrigation • the religion everyone followed • a long story told (gilgamesh) • a person who wrote on clay tablets • a wood that only the phoenicians had • big river for farming and boating on • used to help farming by plating seeds • known for enforcing some of the first laws • had very rich soil that was good for farming • ...

15 Clues: led the first strong army • they key source of irrigation • the religion everyone followed • a long story told (gilgamesh) • a person who wrote on clay tablets • a wood that only the phoenicians had • big river for farming and boating on • used to help farming by plating seeds • known for enforcing some of the first laws • had very rich soil that was good for farming • ...

10 Clues: The third farming society • The first farming society • The second farming society • Early civilizations depended on it • The river on the left of Mesopotamia • connected with other civilizations in Northern Africa • Made the land rich and allowed people to grow a lot of food • needed to manage projects like building or handing out food • ...

15 Clues: corn • writing with pictures • Mayan temple buildings • maize, squash, and beans • how the land is used; farming • believing in more than one god • technology that the Maya invented • how buildings and structures are designed • the peninsula where the Maya people lived • the class that most Maya people belonged to • the only class that knew how to read and write • ...

10 Clues: Excess; unsold crops • Providing financial resources • The goal of the AAA to restore farming • A crop produced for its commercial value • Crop science managing crops, soil, and water • Farming, raising livestock, and sustainability • The active support of a specific cause such as farming • Payments made by the government given to large industries • ...

15 Clues: Living organism • Non-living Organism • mass removal of a land and trees. • Rate at which a population decreases • Rate at which a population increases. • This process releases energy from food. • What is the useable form of energy for the cell? • process by which plants and other producers make their own food. • ...

15 Clues: Farmers way of life • large scale corporate farming • the cultivation of rice on a paddy • commercial gardening and fruit farming • introduction of high yield hybrid crops • raising a sertain animal to produce this • a farm for livestock fattening or dairying • a second crop is planted after the first one • where planting and farming is done by a crew • ...

15 Clues: led the first strong army • they key source of irrigation • the religion everyone followed • a long story told (gilgamesh) • a person who wrote on clay tablets • a wood that only the phoenicians had • big river for farming and boating on • used to help farming by plating seeds • known for enforcing some of the first laws • had very rich soil that was good for farming • ...

15 Clues: led the first strong army • they key source of irrigation • the religion everyone followed • a long story told (gilgamesh) • a person who wrote on clay tablets • a wood that only the phoenicians had • big river for farming and boating on • used to help farming by plating seeds • known for enforcing some of the first laws • had very rich soil that was good for farming • ...

15 Clues: led the first strong army • they key source of irrigation • the religion everyone followed • a long story told (gilgamesh) • a person who wrote on clay tablets • a wood that only the phoenicians had • big river for farming and boating on • used to help farming by plating seeds • known for enforcing some of the first laws • had very rich soil that was good for farming • ...

10 Clues: Growing crops to sell • Growing crops for a profit • Managing forests for human benefit • Using small effort for a size of land • The business of agricultural production • herds of animals are moved around randomly • Farming enough food purely to sustain oneself • Using a large amount of effort for the size of land • ...

15 Clues: buying local farms fresh produce • movement of water by canal to crops • growing food in a city or in a high population • the rearing of aquatic animals/plants for food • burning of a cleared forest land to make ready to farm. • farming wit the purpose to feed yourself and your family • large amounts of crops with most of the work done by humans • ...

14 Clues: Living organism • Non-living Organism • mass removal of a land and trees. • Rate at which a population decreases • Rate at which a population increases. • This process releases energy from food. • process by which plants and other producers make their own food. • Organisms of the same species living and interacting in a habitat • ...

16 Clues: a system of growing one crop • exchange of goods and services • raring animals and cultivation of crops • characteristic features of a land surface • water is channeled from streams on farmlands • collecting the mature rice crop from the field • adopting wild plants and animals for human use • tilling and preparing the soil or land for the growth of crops • ...

15 Clues: lasting, not temporary; staying in one place • when people focus on one kind of work or skill • the exchange of goods or services between people • to tame and raise plants or animals for human use • a place where people build homes and live together • a group of people living and working together in one place • ...

14 Clues: Living organism • Non-living Organism • mass removal of a land and trees. • Rate at which a population decreases • Rate at which a population increases. • This process releases energy from food. • process by which plants and other producers make their own food. • Organisms of the same species living and interacting in a habitat • ...

15 Clues: A very young plant grown from a seed. • Preparing the soil and caring for crops. • Chemicals used to kill bugs or weeds that hurt crops. • Artificially bringing water to dry land to grow crops. • Yield: The amount of crop harvested per unit of land. • When water washes nutrients or chemicals out of the soil. • ...

14 Clues: the capital city of the Incan Empire • the capital city of the Aztec Empire, built on a lake • a narrow strip of land that connects two larger land areas • a long mountain range along the west coast of South America • a system of knotted strings used by the Incas to keep records • floating gardens built on water used by the Aztecs for farming • ...

17 Clues: A colony for people in debt. • A colony stolen from the Dutch. • This colony grew from Jamestown. • This colony was safe for Quakers. • The most northern of the 13 colonies. • The colony on the southern end of New York. • A Catholic colony named after the Virgin Mary. • The original name for the stolen Dutch colony. • This region made money from mining and farming. • ...

16 Clues: a system of growing one crop • exchange of goods and services • raring animals and cultivation of crops • characteristic features of a land surface • water is channeled from streams on farmlands • adopting wild plants and animals for human use • collecting the mature rice crop from the field • tilling and preparing the soil or land for the growth of crops • ...

16 Clues: a system of growing one crop • exchange of goods and services • raring animals and cultivation of crops • characteristic features of a land surface • water is channeled from streams on farmlands • collecting the mature rice crop from the field • adopting wild plants and animals for human use • tilling and preparing the soil or land for the growth of crops • ...

16 Clues: a system of growing one crop • exchange of goods and services • raring animals and cultivation of crops • characteristic features of a land surface • water is channeled from streams on farmlands • collecting the mature rice crop from the field • adopting wild plants and animals for human use • tilling and preparing the soil or land for the growth of crops • ...

11 Clues: the service sector • Farming invoving cattle • An example of primary work • An example of tertiary work • The collection of raw materials • Farming involving the growing of crops • Involves making and manufacturing things • Services related to the knowledge sector • a factory would want to be close to this • without this, the factor woud not be able to function • ...

11 Clues: the opposite of hot • to travel somewhere new • a place with lots of trees • soil that's good for farming • land that's good for farming • farming in rivers/oceans/seas • something you need to survive • the action to sail across the sea • weather over a long period of time • the amount of people in a country/city • the process of building something you need to sail

9 Clues: Growing food • Seaweed farming • Farming insects for food • Fear of trying new foods • Cell-cultured production • Fungus-derived meat substitute • Community-controlled government • Adding nutrients to staple crops • EU classification for lab-grown meat

9 Clues: Growing food • Seaweed farming • Farming insects for food • Cell-cultured production • Fear of trying new things • Fungus-derived meat substitute • Community-controlled government • Adding nutrients to staple crops • EU classification for lab-grown meat

20 Clues: god of war for the Aztecs • main occupation of the Maya • the capital of the Inca Empire • it was used by the Aztecs for farming. • this country is where Cuzco was located. • Tenochtitlan was the capital of their empire • in what present day country the Aztecs lived • the name of this city means "near the cactus" • payment that people must pay to their rulers. • ...

20 Clues: An easily sold crop. • Farming to have just enough. • Colony was under direct English control • The cash crop of Virginia and Maryland. • The ocean that Slave Trade took place on. • variety, such as ethnic or national groups. • The cash crop of South Carolina and Georgia. • North Carolina was apart of the _____ colonies. • Between the Tidewater and Appalachian Mountains. • ...

20 Clues: The topsoil. • What is the B Horizon? • Plants obtain water from _____. • Which biome is best for farming? • Bedrock. Unweathered, solid rock. • plants gather energy by absorbing _______. • Greatest ecological disaster in US history. • Partially decomposed plant and animal matter. • _______ Prairies that are semi-arid grasslands. • ...

10 Clues: New ______ Age • Old Stone _______ • fancy word for "to get" • to raise an animal for food • farming changed ___________ • Neolithic is a fancy word for ________ • Paleolithic is a fancy word for ________ • agriculture is a fancy word for __________ • Farming was discovered ten ________ years ago • in the Old Stone age we would hunt and ______ food

29 Clues: — Made or created. • — Growing crops on land. • — Plant life in an area. • — Amount of crop produced. • — Supplying water to crops. • — Animals feeding on grass. • Energy — Energy from the Sun. • — Growing plants without soil. • — Delivering products to users. • — Chemical used to control pests. • — Areas of land used for farming. • — Amount produced in a given time. • ...

9 Clues: Growing food • Seaweed farming • Cell-cultured production • Farming insects for food • Fear of trying new things • Fungus-derived meat substitute • Community-controlled government • Adding nutrients to staple crops • EU classification for lab-grown meat

9 Clues: Growing food • Seaweed farming • Farming insects for food • Cell-cultured production • Fear of trying new things • Fungus-derived meat substitute • Community-controlled government • Adding nutrients to staple crops • EU classification for lab-grown meat

14 Clues: Help to keep crops watered • Improve speed and efficiency • Can identify problems quickly • Leaves less land for crop growing • Your developed case study for rural • Caused by tourists visiting farm parks • Produced without fertilisers of pesticides • Left behind by tourists visiting farm parks • Helps to absorb more CO2 from the atmosphere • ...

23 Clues: farming • ruling family • belief in one God • belief in many Gods • having more food than needed • land that is good for farming • focusing one job or occupation • technology that made farming easier • rank in society determined by your job • Hammurabi's Code supported higher classes • main God of Ancient Egypt represents the Sun • fertile land near Tigris and Euphrates Rivers • ...

20 Clues: farming to sell food for money • more people moving into cities • how things are arranged on Earth • neighborhoods outside the main city • the most people an area can support • how many people live in a certain area • a country with borders and a government • farming to feed your family, not to sell • where something is compared to other places • ...

9 Clues: trimming vines • what cranberries grow on • used to pollinate flowers • filling the bogs with water • wooden box that holds berries • used to shake the berries loose • what cranberries are planted in • gathering the berries for eating • when berries are ready to harvest

9 Clues: An author 6 letters long • A male author 5 letters long • A female author 6 letters long • The central organization of a country • A way of calling something made recently • The action of planting and harvesting crops • A group of people born between certain years • A profession centered around planting and harvesting crops • ...

9 Clues: the doctor of plants • the doctor of animals • a person who can produce wine • a person who can manage a farm • a person who can produce honey • someone who can grow vegetables • a worker who can take care of a garden • a person who can sell fruit and vegetables • a person who can produce dairy product (milk, cheese)

14 Clues: Thickly clustered • The ancient Aztec city • The famous ancient city Peru • Building used to study the sky • Another name for canal or pipe • An artificial island used for farming • Type of farming that involves using fire • The steps that the Incas used for farming • The Aztecs built these to hold back water • The Mayas lived in this region of the Americas • ...

14 Clues: A lump of earth or clay=clod • an open space in a wood or forest • A piece of open land for public use • 17th century Dutch landscape artists Cuyp • The flood of a river from heavy rain or melted snow • A long metal instrument, used to harvest wheat and barley • cover (a roof or a building) with straw or a similar material • ...

14 Clues: Rearing of silkworm. • One name of pesticide. • it prevent soil erosion. • coriander seeds are sown by--- • it helps in cutting small trees. • Bajara seed sown by this method. • rabi crops are sown in ---- season. • it sprayed by farmer to control weeds. • This crop sown mainly in summer season. • Who starts decomposing waste to produce manure. • ...

14 Clues: Intact male • Grown female • Lacking horns • Female (no offspring) • Male or female newborn cattle • Young, neutered male beef cattle • The number of stomachs a cow has • This crop can be used to make crayons • This yellow coloured grain grows on a cob • Piece of equipment used regularly on a farm • On average, cows have ___ offspring at a time. • ...

20 Clues: energy from the sun • energy from moving air • what will happen later • catching too many fish • removing trees or plants • mixing trees with farming • reducing carbon emissions • farming and growing crops • resources that can run out • the natural world around us • a community of living things • repairing damaged environments • taking care of the environment • ...

13 Clues: a home • an idea • a new era • made by hand • Not open to the public • Another word for farming • Goods, Services and Money • shared amomg the community • someone who works underground • comes from sheep; an adjective • majar scale production warhouse • present participle of agriculture • manufacturing materials; processing goods

31 Clues: single crop is cultivated in an area • synthetic organic compounds used after 1940 • large scale, industrial production of crops and goods • length of time a contaminant remains in the environment • manure comprised of trash that has decomposed over time • excessive absorption of water-soluble salts into the ground • ...

21 Clues: suitable for farming • skilled craft worker • valuable traded good • sneak goods illegally • crop grown for profit • supplies for a journey • following social norms • plant used for blue dye • grinds grain into flour • Frontier or inland region • supervisor on a plantation • variety of people or ideas • learns a trade from a master • wagon, sturdy pioneer vehicle • ...

20 Clues: They were very ____. • They lived near ______. • They're very _________. • They ______ around a lot. • They were buffalo _______. • Their religion's _________. • They're a very _______ tribe. • They lived in _____ buildings. • They's known for their _______. • They would ______ lots of food. • Men and women ______ for crops. • Their houses are called ________. • ...

20 Clues: Cash crops • Factory farms • Slash and burn • Farming to eat • Modified crops • Farming for money • One crop per field • Following livestock • Birth of agriculture • Milk producing region • Mechanized agriculture • Property defined by landmarks • Property defined by grid lines • Property defined by a river or road • Two crops on the same land, simultaneously • ...

20 Clues: surplus means • a forced payment • the ruler of Akkad • a epic is a type of • what ziggurate means • Mesopotaimian writing • soil good for farming • a Babylonian structire • niniva had the first one • one Mesopotaimian invention • the belief in multiple gods • the sea north of Mesopotaimia • the number of cuniform letters • how many social classes are there • ...

21 Clues: king • sun god • first MAN • capital city • lived in luxury • had to always work • important livestock • the knotted language • most common grown food • Continent they lived on • their farming technique • only nobles went to what • Most common commoner job. • had buildings covered in it • person who delivered messages • mountains they lived on and by • they wove them with grass/hay. • ...

51 Clues: Car • nerd • poor • dire • crime • White • drunk • brain • bully • drugs • Indian • spirit • rowley • scared • robbed • junior • tribes • Sister • racism • arnold • archie • schools • Funeral • federal • natives • cooking • Poverty • teacher • farming • reardan • college • Grandma • suicide • alcohol • spokane • secluded • penelope • part-time • addiction • forgotten • friendship • basketball • heartbreak • governemnt • traditions • Rich-White • bull_riding • reservations • tree-climbing • ...

11 Clues: Machine used on farms. • Crops grown for market. • Plants in the wrong place. • Chemicals that kill weeds. • Chemicals that kill insects. • Chemicals that increase plant growth. • Water is transferred by the use of canals. • Type of farming in which animals are herded • Type of farming in which plant crops are grown. • Type of farming where both animals and plants are tended • ...

9 Clues: What do cows produce? • A sign of an unwell calf? • Cows need lots of fresh...? • What do you call a baby cow? • What dairy product can we make from milk? • What do you feed a calf without a mother? • Who's the person that looks after the cows? • farmers What is the name given to farmers who work with dairy cows? • ...