greek mythology Crossword Puzzles
greece 2025-09-05
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- Greece is renowned for its thousands of __, like Santorini and Mykonos
- A traditional Greek restaurant serving local food and drinks
- __ the Great, the king of Macedon
- A word often associated with Greece's recent past, particularly the sovereign debt crisis that began in 2009
- People who has been forced to leave their country in order to escape war, persecution, or natural disaster
- the weather conditions prevailing in an area in general or over a long period
- Membership in the European Monetary Union
- A prominent Athenian statesman
- The government's policy of selling state-owned assets
- The site of the first Olympic Games
- A volcanic island in the Aegean
- Combustion or burning, in which substances combine chemically with oxygen, typically give out bright light, heat, and smoke
- The Iliad writer
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- The Eastern Roman Empire with its capital in Constantinople (modern-day Istanbul)
- The system of government born in ancient Athens, where power was held by the people
- The sea that defines Greece's eastern coastline
- Something that is owed or due
- The love of wisdom
- relating to earthquakes or other vibrations of the earth and its crust
- a source of energy that is not depleted by use, such as water, wind, or solar power
- The famous temple dedicated to the goddess Athena
- A common Greek exclamation of joy or enthusiasm
- Stunning monasteries built atop towering rock formations in central Greece
- A term referring to all things Greek
- The commercial organization and operation of vacations and visits to places of interest
- The Greek word for a city-state
- A powerful city-state known for its highly disciplined, militaristic society and rivalry with Athens
- Meaning "slowly" or "calmly," it encapsulates the laid-back, leisurely pace of life often found in Greece
- The citadel overlooking Athens, home to the Parthenon
- The basis of many ancient Greek stories
30 Clues: The Iliad writer • The love of wisdom • Something that is owed or due • A prominent Athenian statesman • The Greek word for a city-state • A volcanic island in the Aegean • __ the Great, the king of Macedon • The site of the first Olympic Games • A term referring to all things Greek • The basis of many ancient Greek stories • Membership in the European Monetary Union • ...
Trojan War 2025-12-11
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- The wooden structure the Greeks used to sneak into Troy.
- The goddess who promised Paris the most beautiful wife in the world.
- The god of blacksmiths who made Achilles’ special armor.
- Achilles’ mother, who tried to make him immortal.
- The Trojan prince and warrior killed by Achilles.
- Achilles’ best friend who wore Achilles’ armor in battle.
- The magical river whose waters protected Achilles—except for his heel.
- The large sea connected to the Aegean and surrounds Greece.
- A goddess who competed in a beauty contest judged by Paris. Wife of Zeus.
- The leader of the Greek armies and brother of Menelaus.
- The woman known as the most beautiful in the world; her capture started the war.
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- A clever Greek hero who helped create the wooden horse used to defeat Troy.
- The Trojan prince who took Helen back to Troy.
- The sea between Greece and Turkey.
- Stories about gods, heroes, and legendary events told in ancient times.
- The ancient Greek poet who wrote the Iliad, the story of the Trojan War.
- The epic poem that tells about the last year of the Trojan War.
- The Greek city where Helen lived before she left with Paris.
- The strongest Greek warrior with one weak spot—his heel.
- A goddess who also competed in the beauty contest with Hera and Aphrodite.
- A long attack in which an army tries to capture a city by surrounding it.
- The modern country where the ruins of ancient Troy were found.
- The king of the gods who helped start events leading to the Trojan War.
- The ancient city the Greeks attacked during the Trojan War.
- The god who punished the Greeks with disease and helped Hector kill Patroclus.
- The king of Sparta whose wife, Helen, was taken to Troy.
26 Clues: The sea between Greece and Turkey. • The Trojan prince who took Helen back to Troy. • Achilles’ mother, who tried to make him immortal. • The Trojan prince and warrior killed by Achilles. • The leader of the Greek armies and brother of Menelaus. • The wooden structure the Greeks used to sneak into Troy. • The god of blacksmiths who made Achilles’ special armor. • ...
Room1 Puzzler 2021-03-17
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- N, a synonym for picture
- N, I used the ________ to make 100 copies of my poster.
- N, a metric unit of length equivalent to 1000 meters
- N, the pronunciation or enunciation of words
- N, I used the ______ to make sure I didn’t have a fever.
- V, to carry or send something away to another place
- N, an antonym for a cold current
- N, I sat on the couch and watched Jeopardy on the _________.
- N, It is a nice change to be a _______ at a game rather than a player.
- N, an instrument for indicating speed
- N, My family was sitting in the _______.
- Adj, a synonym for crucial
- V, a synonym for record
- V, a synonym for disagree, counter
- N, the science of sound
- N, using the Greek roots “geo”, meaning earth, and “logy”, meaning study
- V, using Greek root “form”, meaning to form, to shape
- N, I looked in the ______ to find the definition of a word.
- N, a synonym for canteen
- Adj, a synonym for breathtaking
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- Adj, using the Latin root “aud”, which means to hear/perceive
- N, a person employed to inspect things
- N, an antonym for homonym
- N, using Greek root “phon”, meaning sound, voice
- N, a synonym for magnifier
- N, I used my mom’s ______ to view Saturn’s rings.
- Adj, an antonym for predictable
- N, an antonym for disrespect
- N, using the Greek root “spect”, meaning to see
- N, using the Greek roots “bio”, meaning life, and “logy”, meaning study
- N, an antonym for text
- V, Every full moon, Remus Lupin will _______ into a werewolf.
- N, a synonym for megaphone
- N, an antonym for non-fiction
- V, to declare or indicate in advance
- N, consonance of sounds
- Adj, an antonym for visible
- N, using Greek root “graph”, meaning to write
- Adj, an antonym for immovable
- V, using the Latin root “vis”, which means to see
40 Clues: N, an antonym for text • V, a synonym for record • N, the science of sound • N, consonance of sounds • N, a synonym for picture • N, a synonym for canteen • N, an antonym for homonym • N, a synonym for magnifier • N, a synonym for megaphone • Adj, a synonym for crucial • Adj, an antonym for visible • N, an antonym for disrespect • N, an antonym for non-fiction • ...
Ancient Greece 2021-05-06
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- God of the son
- a battle formation
- an agreement to work together
- titan of the earth
- Goddess of the moon
- greek god of thunder
- the study of the fundamental nature of knowledge
- Goddess of wisdom
- Eros loved and kidnapped her
- an upright pillar
- first civilizations to settle in Greece(not considered to be Greek)
- Stories that teach lessons
- many states ruled by one ruler
- strong navy
- Titan Goddess of the River Styx
- Kidnapped Odysseus’ crew
- God of the underworld
- greek city state
- Famous Poem made by Homer
- The to of a column
- God of metalworking
- god of the sea
- messenger god
- god of the winds
- A book about the story of Odysseus
- God of celebration
- goddess of spring
- Titan of Time
- Soldiers who ride horses
- a high hill
- rich landowners
- Few people rule
- Simplest capital
- Goddess of agriculture
- A body of land surrounded by water on three sides
- Titan of the Sun
- people who had the right to participate in the government
- Greek ruler died to mosquito bite
- god of death
- A series of sport events
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- Queen of gods
- Ruler
- Goddess of love
- goddess of the sea
- Caused a war against greece
- goddess of youth
- Titan of fire
- Persephone turned her into a tree
- Clear and ordered thinking
- stabbed a cyclops in the eye
- Titan of Motherhood
- Goddess of the hearth
- Capital with scrolls on the side
- 3 headed dog
- Greek like
- a building devoted to worship
- stories that explain the world works
- strongest army
- First civilization considered to be Greek
- God of war
- god of love
- Primordial Goddess of the Night
- A body of land surrounded by water
- Most complicated capital
- someone who took over through force
- Titan of Motherhood
- goddess of magic
- Titan of Wisdom
- goddess of the rainbow
- Creator of fables foxes were used lots
70 Clues: Ruler • Greek like • God of war • strong navy • god of love • a high hill • 3 headed dog • god of death • Queen of gods • Titan of fire • messenger god • Titan of Time • God of the son • strongest army • god of the sea • Goddess of love • rich landowners • Few people rule • Titan of Wisdom • goddess of youth • greek city state • god of the winds • Simplest capital • goddess of magic • Titan of the Sun • Goddess of wisdom • ...
General Knowledge 2016-08-24
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- Largest state in the USA
- In the song Waltzing Matilda - What is a Jumbuck
- Animal that translates to water horse
- who killed Gorgon in greek mythology
- animal that lives in a drey
- No First James Bond Film
- son of Zeus and Maia
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- Disney Who has won the most Oscars
- Royale The First James Bond book.
- the tank engine Ringo Star narrated which children's TV show
- Mandala The long walk to Freedom is whose autobiography
- If you suffer from epistaxis what is wrong
- Longest river in Italy
- Flash Who was Barry Allen in DC comics
- Gagarin First Man in Space
- Currency of Greece
16 Clues: Currency of Greece • son of Zeus and Maia • Longest river in Italy • Largest state in the USA • No First James Bond Film • Gagarin First Man in Space • animal that lives in a drey • Royale The First James Bond book. • Disney Who has won the most Oscars • who killed Gorgon in greek mythology • Animal that translates to water horse • Flash Who was Barry Allen in DC comics • ...
Walk two moons 61-70 2023-02-01
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- restored confidence
- demise, destruction or decay
- grating; easily irritated; rough
- top of a pointed, tapering object or structure, as a mountain peak
- refrain from troubling or worrying
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- shrub with showy flowers of pink, white, or purple
- searching thoroughly by moving the contents about
- not easily convinced or persuaded; doubtful
- unwilling; hesitant
- titan Greek mythology who steels fire from heaven for benefit of mankind
- dead when delivered from the womb
11 Clues: restored confidence • unwilling; hesitant • demise, destruction or decay • grating; easily irritated; rough • dead when delivered from the womb • refrain from troubling or worrying • not easily convinced or persuaded; doubtful • searching thoroughly by moving the contents about • shrub with showy flowers of pink, white, or purple • ...
Buguška Birthday Crossy Wordy 2021-09-26
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- You either adore it or squash it
- Seattle's new ice hockey team
- Iconic California flower
- He struggled to fully remove his suit jacket
- Tuscan destination
- Not just the Bug partially pulling down her pants
- Popular Post brand
- Small griddle bread made from an unsweetened batter of water or milk, flour, and yeast
- Professor Slughorn
- Yam wrap
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- Write it without the "caron" mark above the third-to-last letter
- They say women are from here
- Nymph of Greek mythology
- Someone obviously male: "He's __ ______, ___!"
- Float up and down in the water
- Perhaps that professor's grandmother calls him this
- Not pronounced the Italian way
- Mandalorian actress who got in trouble recently
- Not the '60s rock and soul singer
19 Clues: Yam wrap • Tuscan destination • Popular Post brand • Professor Slughorn • Nymph of Greek mythology • Iconic California flower • They say women are from here • Seattle's new ice hockey team • Float up and down in the water • Not pronounced the Italian way • You either adore it or squash it • Not the '60s rock and soul singer • He struggled to fully remove his suit jacket • ...
Mythical beasts 2024-11-09
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- Animal that eats both plants and meat
- Connects head to body
- Part of a bird used to fly
- Animal that only eats plants
- Winged horse in Greek mythology
- A long part at the back of an animal
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- Animal that only eats meat
- Mythical horse with a single horn
- Mythical creature, half human, half fish
- Creature that's half human, half horse
- Mythical creature with a lion's body and a human head
11 Clues: Connects head to body • Animal that only eats meat • Part of a bird used to fly • Animal that only eats plants • Winged horse in Greek mythology • Mythical horse with a single horn • A long part at the back of an animal • Animal that eats both plants and meat • Creature that's half human, half horse • Mythical creature, half human, half fish • ...
Spelling List 26 2022-05-04
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- Generation of electricity by flowing water.
- Cause to lose a large amount of water.
- To replenish with water.
- Appoint to a committee by invitation.
- Relating to sight.
- Many headed water snake in Greek mythology.
- Available to be chose, but not required.
- Having to do with water.
- A transparent tank of water for marine life.
- To make the best out of a situation.
- To bring up a child that is now yours.
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- A person who examines people's vision.
- Fixture on a street to attach a water hose.
- Stone that is light bluish-green.
- Under water.
- Relating to the eye.
- Confidently hopeful about the future.
- The most favorable condition for success.
- A person who swims underwater.
19 Clues: Under water. • Relating to sight. • Relating to the eye. • To replenish with water. • Having to do with water. • A person who swims underwater. • Stone that is light bluish-green. • To make the best out of a situation. • Appoint to a committee by invitation. • Confidently hopeful about the future. • A person who examines people's vision. • Cause to lose a large amount of water. • ...
The odyssey 2023-01-19
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- blank was a Nymph whose job it was to talk to Hera constantly while Zeus was having affairs
- the Greek hero Hercules gave us this word. Herculean was first used to describe Hercules himself
- a man who courts or woos a woman
- to oppose successfully; prevent from accomplishing a purpose
- blank referred to the Titans, a family of giants in Greek mythology who were believed to have once ruled the earth
- strong, stern, or fierce anger; deeply resentful indignation; ire
- In 1863, James Caleb Jackson, a religiously conservative vegetarian who ran a medical sanitarium in western New York
- a Greek story about a guy named Tantalus who was so evil that the gods of the underworld came up with a special punishment just for him
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- The word blank comes from the Greek: φόβος (blank), meaning "aversion", "fear" or "morbid fear"
- he Roman poet Ovid's Metamorphoses (Book III) in the first century story of blank and Echo
- swiftness of motion; speed; celerity
- to contrive, plan, or elaborate; invent from existing principles or ideas
12 Clues: a man who courts or woos a woman • swiftness of motion; speed; celerity • to oppose successfully; prevent from accomplishing a purpose • strong, stern, or fierce anger; deeply resentful indignation; ire • to contrive, plan, or elaborate; invent from existing principles or ideas • ...
Ancient Greece Crossword 2025-10-30
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- king of Macedonia; conquered a majority of Greece after the Peloponnesian War
- author of Oedipus Rex
- discovered the Pythagorean theorem
- author of the Iliad and the Odyssey
- city-state of Greece whose navy defeated the Persians
- greatest of ancient Greek historians and author of the History of the Peloponnesian War, first recorded history
- a body of troops standing or moving in close formation
- was a Greek mathematician, physicist, engineer, inventor, and astronomer
- a small group of people having control of a country, organization, or institution; government of Sparta
- classical age in Greece that has given us the great monuments, art, philosophy, architecture and literature
- built on the acropolis at Athens in the fifth century b.c.
- warrior society in ancient Greece that reached the height of its power after defeating rival city-state Athens in the Peloponnesian War
- father of tragedy; author of Oresteia
- greek city-state
- student of Socrates and later became the teacher of Aristotle; wrote The Republic
- was an Athenian ruler who expanded democracy in Athens
- a form of democracy in which every person's vote is counted; form of government in Athens
- a form of government in which power is held by the nobility; second government of Athens
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- Greek philosopher who was the teacher of Plato; invented the Socratic Method
- father of medicine
- a cruel and oppressive ruler but in the case of Athens someone who wanted reform
- a collection of myths, especially one belonging to a particular religious or cultural tradition.
- king of Macedonia who conquered the Persian empire and Egypt
- "father of geometry"
- father of history
- tyrant who implemented written code in Athens
- wars fought between Greece and Persia in the 5th century BC, in which the Persians sought to extend their territory over the Greek world
- student of Plato who is responsible for the creation of the Scientific Method
- a war between Athens and Sparta, 431-404 b.c., that resulted in the transfer of power in Greece from Athens to Sparta
- Greek sculptor, painter, and architect, sculpted statue of Athena
- was an alliance of Greek city-states led by Athens
- a form of government with a monarch (king or queen) at the head; first government of Athens
32 Clues: greek city-state • father of history • father of medicine • "father of geometry" • author of Oedipus Rex • discovered the Pythagorean theorem • author of the Iliad and the Odyssey • father of tragedy; author of Oresteia • tyrant who implemented written code in Athens • was an alliance of Greek city-states led by Athens • city-state of Greece whose navy defeated the Persians • ...
Greek Mythology Famous Girls 2025-12-16
14 Clues: Gorgon girl • Mother earth • Relaxing Nature • Queen of Ithaca • Warrior goddess • Footrace of love • Princess of Crete • goddess of Victory • Daughters of Gaia • Queen of the gods • Followers of Apollo • spinners of destiny • Most beautiful goddess • Goddess of good counsel
History of Greek Theatre- Caleb AW 2021-03-01
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- is a greek word for a king who did not inherit their throne but had taken it.
- hut or tent used as a place to change costumes and masks for actors
- how speech reveals character
- a Greek verb meaning to do or to
- place of seeing
- A creature in classical mythology who was part man and part goat, famous for being drunk and sexual.
- placed in the middle of the orchestra also called an alter
- is the earliest know playwriter and actor
- come from the greek word theatron
- a man of noble stature, one who has a greatness about him. He is not an ordinary man
- wrote around 123 plays, only 7 of which survive.
- the entrance of the chorus, and then several episodes separated by choral odes.
- the word derived from his name, is still used to refer to actors today
- something to shock the audience
- the seeing space of a movie theatre
- the arrangements of the events in the play
- was a monster sent by the goddess Hera to protect the city of Thebes.
- a fault of character such as pride or jealousy
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- a flat terrace below the slope served as the what also is a dancing space.
- was the first great theorist of dramatic art who defined the word tragedy in his work poetics
- was a religious and civic celebration here theatrical performances were given as offerings to dinoysus.
- lived during the 5th century Athens era they are considered the father of western philosophy
- the god of wine and fertility
- the word chorus in greek means what
- A very wealthy Greek city had approximately 250,000-300,000 people
- performed by large choruses
- support the plot their motivation drives the play
- songs
- actors,chorus,supernumeraries, musicians
- song sung by chorus should be part of the plot
- usage of words to express thought
31 Clues: songs • place of seeing • performed by large choruses • how speech reveals character • the god of wine and fertility • something to shock the audience • come from the greek word theatron • usage of words to express thought • a Greek verb meaning to do or to • the word chorus in greek means what • the seeing space of a movie theatre • actors,chorus,supernumeraries, musicians • ...
clay 2024-02-05
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- a soft material used in statues and pots
- the first person in greek mythology
- clay models of humans or animals
- the thing you color clay with
- the most famous sculptor and teenage mutant ninja turtle
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- where clay was first found
- a clay made for kids
- the country where clay is most popular
- a specific type of clay sculpting with pots
- the item pandora had
10 Clues: a clay made for kids • the item pandora had • where clay was first found • the thing you color clay with • clay models of humans or animals • the first person in greek mythology • the country where clay is most popular • a soft material used in statues and pots • a specific type of clay sculpting with pots • the most famous sculptor and teenage mutant ninja turtle
English form 10 2023-11-17
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- A person that reads a lot?
- A character in greek mythology who killed his father and married his mother
- Clothes in old-english
- Who's the caped crusader in comic books?
- "To be, or not to be, that is the question"
- Don't judge a book by it's ...
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- on the instant in other words
- read between the...
- point of view
- Feelings in old-english
10 Clues: point of view • read between the... • Clothes in old-english • Feelings in old-english • A person that reads a lot? • on the instant in other words • Don't judge a book by it's ... • Who's the caped crusader in comic books? • "To be, or not to be, that is the question" • A character in greek mythology who killed his father and married his mother
clay 2024-02-05
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- a soft material used in statues and pots
- the first person in greek mythology
- clay models of humans or animals
- the thing you color clay with
- the most famous sculptor and teenage mutant ninja turtle
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- where clay was first found
- a clay made for kids
- the country where clay is most popular
- a specific type of clay sculpting with pots
- the item pandora had
10 Clues: a clay made for kids • the item pandora had • where clay was first found • the thing you color clay with • clay models of humans or animals • the first person in greek mythology • the country where clay is most popular • a soft material used in statues and pots • a specific type of clay sculpting with pots • the most famous sculptor and teenage mutant ninja turtle
clay 2024-02-05
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- a soft material used in statues and pots
- the first person in greek mythology
- clay models of humans or animals
- the thing you color clay with
- the most famous sculptor and teenage mutant ninja turtle
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- where clay was first found
- a clay made for kids
- the country where clay is most popular
- a specific type of clay sculpting with pots
- the item pandora had
10 Clues: a clay made for kids • the item pandora had • where clay was first found • the thing you color clay with • clay models of humans or animals • the first person in greek mythology • the country where clay is most popular • a soft material used in statues and pots • a specific type of clay sculpting with pots • the most famous sculptor and teenage mutant ninja turtle
Mercedes' Crossword 2023-01-06
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- My birth month
- Something I enjoy to play with my friends and family once a week
- an activity i enjoy doing outside of school
- My favorite cat breed; my cat's breed
- An instrument i enjoy
- my favorite color
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- My favorite book series; Greek Mythology fiction series
- My favorite subject in school
- My least favorite car brand
- Something I enjoy learning and talking about
10 Clues: My birth month • my favorite color • An instrument i enjoy • My least favorite car brand • My favorite subject in school • My favorite cat breed; my cat's breed • an activity i enjoy doing outside of school • Something I enjoy learning and talking about • My favorite book series; Greek Mythology fiction series • ...
Walk two moons Vocabulary 61-70 2023-02-03
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- titan in Greek mythology who steals fire from heaven for the benefit
- demise, destruction or decay
- restored confidence
- searching thoroughly by moving the contents about
- not easily convinced or persuaded; doubtful
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- top of pointed tapering object or structure, as a mountain peak
- unwilling; hesitant
- refrain from troubling or worrying
- shrub with showy flowers of pink, white, or purple
- Grating; easily; irritated; rough
10 Clues: unwilling; hesitant • restored confidence • demise, destruction or decay • Grating; easily; irritated; rough • refrain from troubling or worrying • not easily convinced or persuaded; doubtful • searching thoroughly by moving the contents about • shrub with showy flowers of pink, white, or purple • top of pointed tapering object or structure, as a mountain peak • ...
Ancient Greece Vocabulary 2025-01-07
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- A government controlled by a small group of people.
- A building used for worship or to honor gods or goddesses.
- A piece of land surrounded by water on three sides.
- An independent city and its surrounding territory that functions as its own country.
- A form of government where citizens vote to make decisions.
- A person or place in ancient times where people went to seek advice from the gods.
- The way a country or region makes and uses money, goods, and services.
- A long poem that tells the story of a hero’s adventures.
- Grouping things based on shared characteristics.
- A country in southern Europe, known for its ancient history and culture.
- A military-focused city-state in ancient Greece where boys trained to be soldiers from a young age.
- A former temple on the Athenian Acropolis that was dedicated to the goddess Athena
- Wealthy and powerful people who often owned land and had influence in government.
- A ruler who takes power by force, often ruling harshly.
- An ancient kingdom in northern Greece, home to Alexander the Great.
- The highest mountain in Greece, believed to be the home of the gods in Greek mythology.
- A government ruled by a king or queen.
- To adopt or blend into another culture, often by learning new customs or language.
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- A person in ancient Sparta who was like a slave and worked the land for Spartan citizens.
- The spreading of ideas, customs, and technology from one culture to another.
- A piece of land completely surrounded by water.
- Stories about gods, heroes, and natural events, often used to explain the world.
- A long war fought between Athens and Sparta, along with their allies, that weakened ancient
- Relating to Greek history, language, and culture after Alexander the Great.
- THE GREAT A famous Macedonian king who created one of the largest empires in history.
- A short story, often with animals as characters, that teaches a moral lesson.
- A series of battles between Greece and the Persian Empire in which the Greeks united to defend their lands.
- The belief in many gods.
- The central public space in ancient Greek cities where people gathered to trade, talk, and hold
- The Greek word for a city-state, which was like an independent country with its own government and
- A natural feature of the Earth's surface, such as a mountain, valley, or plain.
- A person who is a legal member of a country or city-state and has rights and responsibilities.
- A high, fortified part of an ancient Greek city, often the site of temples.
- A powerful city-state in ancient Greece known for its art, philosophy, and the birthplace of democracy.
34 Clues: The belief in many gods. • A government ruled by a king or queen. • A piece of land completely surrounded by water. • Grouping things based on shared characteristics. • A government controlled by a small group of people. • A piece of land surrounded by water on three sides. • A ruler who takes power by force, often ruling harshly. • ...
Vikings Crossword 2022-05-03
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- A yearly viking political assembly
- The god of mischief in Norse mythology
- The lowest viking social class
- The king of the gods in viking mythology
- The viking name for tribal chiefs
- Vikings built these to travel across the ocean
- The first viking raid was located in _____
- Wild, uncontrollable viking warriors
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- The 'nine worlds' of Norse mythology were connected by a world tree called _______
- The most valued viking weapons
- Odin’s horse, Sleipnir, had how many legs?
- The Vikings believed that the sound of thunder was Thor’s ________.
- Viking homes were called _________
- In Norse mythology, where did viking warriors go after they died?
- The name of the world of humans in Norse mythology
15 Clues: The most valued viking weapons • The lowest viking social class • The viking name for tribal chiefs • A yearly viking political assembly • Viking homes were called _________ • Wild, uncontrollable viking warriors • The god of mischief in Norse mythology • The king of the gods in viking mythology • Odin’s horse, Sleipnir, had how many legs? • ...
Test your Knowledge on the Isle of Bria 2020-02-24
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- Ancient Greek doctor who is often called the "father of medicine"
- Queen of the gods
- a government that is run by a few people, usually by members of rich, powerful families
- developed written code of Athenian law 620 BC
- a system of government ruled by a queen or a king; "one ruler"
- Goddess of love and beauty
- Peninsula a stretch of land that extends southward into the eastern part of the Mediterranean Sea
- the basic law making body in a democracy, made up of a group of citizens
- King of the gods
- goddess of wisdom and war, patron goddess of Athens
- method an approach to teaching developed by the Greek philosopher, Socrates, which involves teaching people to think by asking questions
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- valuables taken in war
- a mountain in northern Greece thought by the ancient Greeks to be the home of their gods
- Ancient Greek philosopher and mathematician whose ideas led to the field of geometry
- a government run by the people in which citizens make their laws
- Scientist of the Hellenistic Age who was the first person to explain how levers work
- Ancient Greek poet who composed two poems, the Iliad and the Odyssey, about the Trojan War
- powerful military ships - on the bow was a bronze-tipped battering ram, which could easily slice through a wooden ship.
- another name for city-state used by the Greeks
- Ancient Athenian leader who strove to make Athens the center of art and literature and who was responsible for building the Parthenon.
- a type of government in which all power is held in the hands of one ruler, usually a military leader
- sea goddesses in mythology that sang a lured sailors to their deaths.
22 Clues: King of the gods • Queen of the gods • valuables taken in war • Goddess of love and beauty • developed written code of Athenian law 620 BC • another name for city-state used by the Greeks • goddess of wisdom and war, patron goddess of Athens • a system of government ruled by a queen or a king; "one ruler" • a government run by the people in which citizens make their laws • ...
History of Greek Theatre-Leo Davis-Ding 2021-03-01
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- Usage of words to express thought
- first of the four categories
- when the first recorded theatrical event was
- Song sung by chorus should be part of the plot
- where the best seat was located that was reserved for the Priest of Dionysus Eleutherios.
- this is what the skene is decorated in
- the first winner of the best tragedy contest
- had approximately 250,000 to 300,000 people
- which means place of seeing
- was a hut or tent on the opposite side of the audience
- wrote around 123 plays
- third of the four categories
- Characters support the plot. Their motivation drives the play.
- second of the four categories
- the person who wrote the Iliad and the odyssey
- Dionysus is the god of this and fertility
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- comes from the Greek verb meaning to do or to act
- greek plays usually take place here
- Greek drama was presented at festivals honoring this god
- How speech reveals character
- where the major festival was held
- was circular and 65ft in diameter
- the word chorus in greek means this
- this was placed in the middle of the orchestra
- The arrangements of the events in the play
- a blank could play several roles
- fourth of the four categories
- in the western world can be traced back to ancient Greece
- all the performers except musicians wore this
- the first great theorist of dramatic art, who defined the word tragedy in his work Poetics.
- A creature in classical mythology who was part man and part goat, famous for being drunk and sexual.
31 Clues: wrote around 123 plays • which means place of seeing • How speech reveals character • first of the four categories • third of the four categories • fourth of the four categories • second of the four categories • a blank could play several roles • Usage of words to express thought • where the major festival was held • was circular and 65ft in diameter • ...
Ancient Greece REVIEW 2025-10-28
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- someone who paid rent, either in money or crops
- type of formation of heavily armed foot soldiers who moved together as a unt
- a term used for "greek like"
- a battle that the Persians lost at sea from a sneak attack by the Greeks
- belief in many gods
- was the leader of the Persians when they attacked Greece
- in this battle, Athenians ran about 26 miles to stop the Persian attack
- continent that Greece is a part of
- Greek cities were often called this
- Athenian soldiers were known for their _____ in times of war
- The battle in which Leonidas led 300 Spartan troops against the Persian Army in a herioc defeat
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- the sea located to the east of Greece
- land surrounded by 3 bodies of water
- place where the Greek Gods live
- The leader from Macedonia that conquered Asia Minor from the Persians and land to the west before his death
- Athens and its allies created this league to protect themselves from the Persian attack
- Spartan solders were known for this type of soldier
- type of government ran by a small group of people
- Boys were taken from their families at the age of seven and enrolled in a rigorous state-sponsored program known as the _____
- because Greek citizens could not produce all products, they particpated in ____ with other civilizations to get those needs
- type of goverment that Greece transitioned to where the people have the power
- sea located to the west of Greece
- weapon infantry ground troops used that was about 18ft long
- a collection of myths and stories that people tell about their gods and heroes
24 Clues: belief in many gods • a term used for "greek like" • place where the Greek Gods live • sea located to the west of Greece • continent that Greece is a part of • Greek cities were often called this • land surrounded by 3 bodies of water • the sea located to the east of Greece • someone who paid rent, either in money or crops • type of government ran by a small group of people • ...
myon 2020-10-12
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- someone or something that has an impact on
- belonging to the very distant past and no longer in existence.
- citadel or complex built on a high hill
- means that you are an individual destined to die because you are susceptible to death
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- a person who is supposed to be able, through supernatural insight, to see what the future holds.
- sample, abundant, bountiful.
- a collection of myths, especially one belonging to a particular religious or cultural tradition.
- system of government where citizens are allowed to participate in the proposal
- feeling, showing, or causing joy
- small white pigeon used as a symbol for peace, or a person who wants peace
- any of a family of giants in Greek mythology born of Uranus and Gaea and ruling the earth until overthrown by the Olympian gods
11 Clues: sample, abundant, bountiful. • feeling, showing, or causing joy • citadel or complex built on a high hill • someone or something that has an impact on • belonging to the very distant past and no longer in existence. • small white pigeon used as a symbol for peace, or a person who wants peace • ...
The Lightning Thief 2024-02-22
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- Percy's mother's name
- Main character in "The Lightning Thief"
- The lightning bolt stolen in the book
- The name of Percy Jackson's best friend
- Percy's father and the god of the sea
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- The camp where demigods are trained
- The three-headed dog guarding the Underworld
- Percy's pen that transforms into a sword
- Home of the gods in Greek mythology
- Percy's Latin teacher who is secretly a centaur
- The goddess of wisdom and warfare
- Percy's enemy and son of Hermes
12 Clues: Percy's mother's name • Percy's enemy and son of Hermes • The goddess of wisdom and warfare • The camp where demigods are trained • Home of the gods in Greek mythology • The lightning bolt stolen in the book • Percy's father and the god of the sea • Main character in "The Lightning Thief" • The name of Percy Jackson's best friend • Percy's pen that transforms into a sword • ...
Solve the Clues To Find The Key Letter 2024-12-10
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- giving the worrying impression that something bad is going to happen
- to express a thought, feeling or idea
- thirty two minus twenty nine
- something which can be touched or felt
- monstrous figure from greek mythology with snake-hair
- work jointly or together (on a project)
- to work something out based on evidence
- a word which tells us how something is done
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- words that sound like what they mean
- to rub out
- punctuation which joins two closely connected ideas together in one sentence
- unstoppable
12 Clues: to rub out • unstoppable • thirty two minus twenty nine • words that sound like what they mean • to express a thought, feeling or idea • something which can be touched or felt • work jointly or together (on a project) • to work something out based on evidence • a word which tells us how something is done • monstrous figure from greek mythology with snake-hair • ...
Pandora and her box 2025-05-15
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- King of the gods who ordered Pandora's creation
- Container that unleashed the world's evils
- What was released from Pandora’s box
- traditional story explaining human suffering
- The first woman in Greek mythology
- Titan who accepted Pandora as a gift
- What led Pandora to open the box
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- Pandora was part of one against mankind
- The only thing left inside Pandora's box
- Pandora's role as the first woman
- God who crafted Pandora out of clay
- The original object before being mistranslated as "box"
12 Clues: What led Pandora to open the box • Pandora's role as the first woman • The first woman in Greek mythology • God who crafted Pandora out of clay • What was released from Pandora’s box • Titan who accepted Pandora as a gift • Pandora was part of one against mankind • The only thing left inside Pandora's box • Container that unleashed the world's evils • ...
Unit 1 Vocabulary 2022-05-09
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- Columbus Discovered the New World of the Americas
- created the printing press with moveable type
- Did the frescoes in the Sistine Chapel’s ceiling
- da Vinci a painter who created the Mona Lisa
- Exchange: exchange of diseases, food, and ideas
- Renaissance focused on everyday life type paintings
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- the language of the common people
- Renaissance Greek and Roman mythology paintings
- “Father of Humanism”
- of Tordesillas: _____ divided land in the Americas
- wrote The Prince
- Italian painter who created the School of Athens
12 Clues: wrote The Prince • “Father of Humanism” • the language of the common people • da Vinci a painter who created the Mona Lisa • created the printing press with moveable type • Renaissance Greek and Roman mythology paintings • Exchange: exchange of diseases, food, and ideas • Did the frescoes in the Sistine Chapel’s ceiling • Italian painter who created the School of Athens • ...
books 1-12 review 2023-12-12
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- an ancient Greek goddess associated with wisdom, warfare, and handicraft
- Tiresias tells Odysseus that only ___________ will return home
- The Wind king gives Odysseus wind in this
- Famous prophet that Odysseus has to go to the underworld to see
- fake name that odysseus
- they used it as ear plugs
- the one-eyed giant son of Poseidon and Thoosa
- Circe can _________________ men into animals
- Homer embodies hubris into the characters Odysseus, the Suitors, and the Cyclopes
- epic A long, narrative poem that tells us the adventures of a hero is a
- immortality What does Calypso promise to make Odysseus if he stays on the island with her
- Helios threatens to make the __________ stop shining if Zeus doesn’t punish Odysseus’ men for eating his cattle
- an enchantress and a minor goddess in ancient Greek mythology and religion
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- Odysseus’ men tie him to the __________ of the ship so he can hear the sirens
- son of the Greek hero Odysseus and his wife, Penelope
- she entertained the Greek hero Odysseus for seven years, but she could not overcome his longing for home even by promising
- a legendary monster who lives on one side of a narrow channel of water, opposite her counterpart Charybdis
- Lotus Eaters Who does the land belong to where Odysseus’ men ate a flower and did not want to continue on home
- the daughter of the sea god Pontus and the earth goddess Gaia
- What is the thing that Penelope weaves and takes apart at night so that she doesn’t have to marry the suitors
- What is blocking the entrance to the Cyclops cave
- Who does Polyphemus pray to for revenge on Odysseus
- How many years has Odysseus been gone since leaving for the Trojan War
23 Clues: fake name that odysseus • they used it as ear plugs • The Wind king gives Odysseus wind in this • Circe can _________________ men into animals • the one-eyed giant son of Poseidon and Thoosa • What is blocking the entrance to the Cyclops cave • Who does Polyphemus pray to for revenge on Odysseus • son of the Greek hero Odysseus and his wife, Penelope • ...
Valentines Day Crossword - Mir Edition 2022-02-13
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- Small cat with yellow collar
- A good thing to watch on a Saturday night
- Rafi's favorite type of Mythology
- Bossy big sister cat
- What Zain will build for his Hot Wheels cars
- What Rafi and Mama like to play on Sundays
- An outdoor activity to do at Copper Head Trail
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- Homemade delicious Mexican flat breads
- What Mama likes to do on a mat
- Last name of awesome neighbors
- Awesome camp in West Virginia
- What Papa likes to do on Monday nights
12 Clues: Bossy big sister cat • Small cat with yellow collar • Awesome camp in West Virginia • What Mama likes to do on a mat • Last name of awesome neighbors • Rafi's favorite type of Mythology • Homemade delicious Mexican flat breads • What Papa likes to do on Monday nights • A good thing to watch on a Saturday night • What Rafi and Mama like to play on Sundays • ...
paul and barnabus 2023-10-28
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- stories of false gods
- Sea What sea were they near
- What the crowd wanted to do with a bull
- the name the people called Barnabas
- Spirit Who told Paul and Barnabas to go to Antioch
- Jewish meeting house
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- What Paul said to the lame man
- The crowds thought Paul and Barnabas were these
- the name the people called Paul
- What gods did Romans believe in
- who tried to stop Paul and Barnabas
- people would sacrifice oxen, goats, bulls and -
12 Clues: Jewish meeting house • stories of false gods • Sea What sea were they near • What Paul said to the lame man • the name the people called Paul • What gods did Romans believe in • who tried to stop Paul and Barnabas • the name the people called Barnabas • What the crowd wanted to do with a bull • The crowds thought Paul and Barnabas were these • ...
Escape crossword 2023-08-04
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- Author of "Sult" and known as "the traitor"
- A term that refers to the art, science, or profession of teaching
- Worlds most famous playwright
- A colour and a Beatles song
- Spanish word for party
- A classical style of expressive dancing with conventional steps and graceful movements
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- Greek goddess of love and beauty
- Another word for laptop
- The world tree in Norse Mythology
- Most widely practiced Religion in the world
- An experienced and trusted adviser
- Segregation and discirimination in South Africa
12 Clues: Spanish word for party • Another word for laptop • A colour and a Beatles song • Worlds most famous playwright • Greek goddess of love and beauty • The world tree in Norse Mythology • An experienced and trusted adviser • Most widely practiced Religion in the world • Author of "Sult" and known as "the traitor" • Segregation and discirimination in South Africa • ...
Halloween 2023-09-09
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- Full moon's curse that brings out the beast.
- Ghostly presence or apparition.
- creature of the night.
- Grave-robbing creature that feasts on the dead.
- One-eyed giant from Greek mythology.
- General term for a living being, often monstrous.
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- Walking dead in search of brains.
- Large and fearsome humanoid known for eating humans.
- Monster made of assembled parts, named after its creator.
- Ancient Egyptian wrap star.
- Mischievous, often malevolent fairy folk.
- Wailing spirit foretelling death in Irish folklore.
12 Clues: creature of the night. • Ancient Egyptian wrap star. • Ghostly presence or apparition. • Walking dead in search of brains. • One-eyed giant from Greek mythology. • Mischievous, often malevolent fairy folk. • Full moon's curse that brings out the beast. • Grave-robbing creature that feasts on the dead. • General term for a living being, often monstrous. • ...
Mythology 2014-03-14
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- Father of Gaia, Ouranos, and Nyx
- Ares god of..
- Egyptian god of the Dead
- Greek Goddess born from Ouranos' severed genitals
- snake headed monster
- Turned into a spider by Athena
- Egyptian god of evil
- Before the Romans
- Greek Goddess of Night
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- Bast goddess of...
- Egyptian God of the Sun
- Titan forced to hold up the sky
- Egyptian hawk headed god
- God of fear son of Ares
- Titan of the west, name translates to "piercer"
- Roman god of death (lieutenant of Hades)
- Egyptian embodiment of Chaos
- After the Greeks
- Greek god of the Sky
- God of Water (Roman)
- Egyptian Dwarf god
21 Clues: Ares god of.. • After the Greeks • Before the Romans • Bast goddess of... • Egyptian Dwarf god • Greek god of the Sky • snake headed monster • God of Water (Roman) • Egyptian god of evil • Greek Goddess of Night • Egyptian God of the Sun • God of fear son of Ares • Egyptian hawk headed god • Egyptian god of the Dead • Egyptian embodiment of Chaos • Turned into a spider by Athena • ...
Mythology 2013-04-29
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- The son of Iapetus
- How many fates are there?
- Promrtheus was the ________ titan
- Crius married _____
- The unending stream of water encircling the world
- Persephone was the goddess of ___________
- Pan is the basic word of "_________"
- Hyperion is the titan of ________
- Thanatos was the _______ god of death
- Mnemosyne was the mother of __________
- Themis was the titan of ______
- Uranus is the sky god and ______ ruler
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- The earth goddess
- Titan of the moon
- Thea gave birth to _______
- Metis was prgnant with __________
- Rhea tricked Cronus into swallowing a ______
- The god of love
- Eris is the goddess of __________
- Whose name means "afterthought"
- Father of Leto
- The god whose name means righteous anger
- The wife of Oceanus
- Cronus's wife
24 Clues: Cronus's wife • Father of Leto • The god of love • The earth goddess • Titan of the moon • The son of Iapetus • Crius married _____ • The wife of Oceanus • How many fates are there? • Thea gave birth to _______ • Themis was the titan of ______ • Whose name means "afterthought" • Metis was prgnant with __________ • Promrtheus was the ________ titan • Eris is the goddess of __________ • ...
mythology 2015-03-11
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- mother of thor
- mother of the gods
- death goddess 2wrds
- mother earth
- african trickster god
- strong son of jupiter
- a wise goddess
- cat-headed goddess
- nature spirit
- king of birds and beasts
- water demon
- self-proclaimed god
- bacchus' frailty
- chinese trickster god
- odin's home
- queen of eskimo underworld
- greek beauty
- river of forgetfulness
- hephaestus' equivilent
- warrior princess
- silver- tounged
- the preserver
- woman warrior
- queen of the gods
- the destroyer
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- calypso's island
- fertility goddess
- many-headed serpent
- a thief
- the god of the sun
- chinese supreme god 2wrds
- the blue ox
- apollo's instrument
- mighty creator god
- well-fed god of life and death
- god of death
- curious woman
- supreme god
- the earth god
- giant sea monster
- lochness monster
- symbol of power and strength
- arthur's wizard
- goddess of the sky
- lion of riddles
- founder of buddhism
- mother of the twins
- maize goddess
- Buffalo-headed Lord of Death
- love goddess
- mayan rain god
- god of the nile
52 Clues: a thief • the blue ox • water demon • supreme god • odin's home • mother earth • god of death • greek beauty • love goddess • nature spirit • curious woman • the earth god • maize goddess • the preserver • woman warrior • the destroyer • mother of thor • a wise goddess • mayan rain god • arthur's wizard • lion of riddles • silver- tounged • god of the nile • calypso's island • lochness monster • bacchus' frailty • ...
mythology 2015-09-21
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- took care of pegasus
- i am a king
- used to fight the chimaera
- how bellerphoron died
- what pegasus served as for zeus
- i am the watch dog of hades
- i am the god of the sea
- i told bellerophon to slay the chimaera
- how bellerophon was after his victory
- i slayed medusa
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- there are nine of us
- where bellerophon grew up
- i am a fire breathing monster
- made a pass at bellerphoron
- brought pagasus back to life
- i killed the chimaera
- was suppose to kill bellerphoron but didn't
- flyiing horse
- describes pegasus
- pegasus served me
20 Clues: i am a king • flyiing horse • i slayed medusa • describes pegasus • pegasus served me • took care of pegasus • there are nine of us • how bellerphoron died • i killed the chimaera • i am the god of the sea • where bellerophon grew up • used to fight the chimaera • made a pass at bellerphoron • i am the watch dog of hades • brought pagasus back to life • i am a fire breathing monster • ...
Mythology 2016-04-19
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- Who was the mother of the Gods?
- Jason and the __________.
- Messenger of the Gods
- How many major gods are there in greek mythology?
- Who was given permission to go to the underworld to find his love?
- Symbol of Poseidon
- What did Persephone eat that made her stay in the underworld?
- We know Hades is the God of the Underworld and the dead but what else is he the God of?
- Queen of the Gods
- Who was the Goddess of revenge?
- Who was the goddess of the hearth?
- Symbol was a lightning bolt
- Medusa was what type of monster?
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- Ruler of the Titans and father of the Gods.
- The _________ helped Hephaestus in his forge.
- What Roman Goddess vowed never to marry?
- Who gave mankind fire?
- What goddess is a common brand named after?
- Goddess of Harvest
- What was the symbol of Aphrodite?
- What titan was given the punishment to hold up the sky?
- Who wanted to drive his father's chariot?
- The myth of Athena and Arachne shows the origin of what?
- Who opened a sacred box and let out all evil in the world?
- __________ was a giant maze created by Daedalus.
- Who was the Roman god with two faces?
- What are the monsters that trap men with their gorgeous looks and voices?
- God of War
28 Clues: God of War • Queen of the Gods • Goddess of Harvest • Symbol of Poseidon • Messenger of the Gods • Who gave mankind fire? • Jason and the __________. • Symbol was a lightning bolt • Who was the mother of the Gods? • Who was the Goddess of revenge? • Medusa was what type of monster? • What was the symbol of Aphrodite? • Who was the goddess of the hearth? • ...
Mythology 2023-04-20
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- Crops and plants die when she gets sad
- Has a sick caduceus and winged sandals
- Rivers, lakes, seas, oceans
- One eye - all you really need.
- Gets his liver eaten daily by a vulture
- Flies a chariot across the sky every day
- Lost his son Icarus to the sea
- EVERYTHING IS GOLD!
- Played great music, but lost his wife
- Medusa was ONE of them
- Half-bull resident of the Labyrinth
- Sister (and wife?!?) of Jupiter
- King of Sparta
- Twin sister of Apollo
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- God of grapes and wine
- Barks three times as loud as normal
- Achilles got dipped here, but not fully.
- Kidnapped a girl to marry in the Underworld
- Strongest hero, son of Jupiter
- Fourth planet, dad to Romulus & Remus
- Wisdom, strategy, and... owls?
- She wasn't supposed to open the box.
- Forges weapons and thunderbolts
- Killed his father, married his mother :(
- Chosen by Paris in a beauty contest
- Came up with the Trojan horse idea
- Has a giant thunderbolt, and many kids
- A face that launched a thousand ships
28 Clues: King of Sparta • EVERYTHING IS GOLD! • Twin sister of Apollo • God of grapes and wine • Medusa was ONE of them • Rivers, lakes, seas, oceans • Strongest hero, son of Jupiter • Wisdom, strategy, and... owls? • One eye - all you really need. • Lost his son Icarus to the sea • Forges weapons and thunderbolts • Sister (and wife?!?) of Jupiter • Came up with the Trojan horse idea • ...
Mythology 2017-05-21
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- ზევსის ქალიშვილი, სიბრძნის ქალღმერთი
- ცხრათავიანი ურჩხული
- ნადირობის ქალღმერთი
- ტიტანი რომელსაც ცა ეჭირა ხელით
- ერთთვალიანი არსება
- ჰადესის ცოლი
- ჰერაკლეს მეგობარი ბიჭი
- არსება ლომის ტანით და ადამიანის თავით
- ჰელიოსის შვილი
- ზევსის შვილი, ღმერთების მაცნე
- სიყვარული ქალღმერთი
- ქალი, რომელიც ჰერამ ობობად გადააქცია
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- ჯადოსნური ყუთის მფლობელი ქალი
- გეას და ურანოსის შვილები
- პრომეთეს ძმა
- მთა სადაც ღმერთები ცხოვრობენ
- ყვავილი, რომელსაც ბერძნული მითოლოგიის ერთ-ერთი პერსონაჟის სახელი ჰქვია
- მზის ღმერთი
- ჰადესის მონა ძაღლი
- ზევსის მამა
- ცა
- ის ვინც ღმერთებს ცეცხლი მოჰპარა
- პერსეფონეს დედა
- დედამიწა
24 Clues: ცა • დედამიწა • მზის ღმერთი • ზევსის მამა • პრომეთეს ძმა • ჰადესის ცოლი • ჰელიოსის შვილი • პერსეფონეს დედა • ერთთვალიანი არსება • ჰადესის მონა ძაღლი • ცხრათავიანი ურჩხული • ნადირობის ქალღმერთი • სიყვარული ქალღმერთი • ჰერაკლეს მეგობარი ბიჭი • გეას და ურანოსის შვილები • მთა სადაც ღმერთები ცხოვრობენ • ჯადოსნური ყუთის მფლობელი ქალი • ზევსის შვილი, ღმერთების მაცნე • ტიტანი რომელსაც ცა ეჭირა ხელით • ...
Mythology 2020-11-19
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- Greek king of the gods
- God of poetry, music, medicine, light
- Roman name for goddess of wisdom and war, born from Zeus's brain
- Roman god of wine and revelry
- Roman love goddess, born of the sea foam
- Place where the dead go and Greek name of the lord of the underworld
- Nine goddesses of the arts
- Greek name for god of wine and revelry
- Three goddesses who control mortal destiny
- Greek name of Apollo's twin, goddess of hunting
- Roman name for god who carries a fisherman's trident
- Nymphs of the woods
- Roman goddess of the hearth and home
- Roman name for the king of the gods
- Greek goddess of love and beauty
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- Roman blacksmith god
- Roman name of Zeus's wife
- God of fire, metal, forges and married Aphrodite
- Greek god of war
- Greek messenger of the gods
- Greek queen of the gods, guardian of marriage
- Roman archer-god, son of Love Goddess
- Greek goddess of hearth and home
- Beautiful young goddesses of nature
- Roman god of war
- Earth god of woods and fields, half man and half goat
- Greek goddess of wisdom and war; Greek capital is named for her
- Greek goddess of grain and agriculture
- Greek archer-god who causes men and women to fall in love
- Roman messenger of the gods
- Daughters of Poseidon
- Roman goddess of the hunt
- Roman lord of the underworld
- Roman goddess of grain and agriculture
- Greek name for the god of the ocean
35 Clues: Greek god of war • Roman god of war • Nymphs of the woods • Roman blacksmith god • Daughters of Poseidon • Greek king of the gods • Roman name of Zeus's wife • Roman goddess of the hunt • Nine goddesses of the arts • Greek messenger of the gods • Roman messenger of the gods • Roman lord of the underworld • Roman god of wine and revelry • Greek goddess of hearth and home • ...
Mythology 2022-06-08
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- goddess of love
- ferryman
- girl whom helped a hero slay the half human half beast
- hero who slayed the half human half beast
- god of time
- wife of time god
- the city two gods competed to become its patron
- God of the sun
- guardian
- gaea's first offspring to uranus
- the beginning of the universe
- the realm of the dead
- god of the seas
- where wicked dead people go
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- goddess of wisdom
- number of titans
- messenger god
- god of the dead
- where unremarkable dead people go
- half human half bull
- god of thunder
- god of war
- where the dead go
- goddess of the earth
- son and husband of the goddess of the earth
- firstborn of rhea
- girl punished for considering herself equal to the gods
- creatures of Persue mortals who murder their kin
- the boundary separating the living and the dead
29 Clues: ferryman • guardian • god of war • god of time • messenger god • god of thunder • God of the sun • god of the dead • goddess of love • god of the seas • number of titans • wife of time god • goddess of wisdom • where the dead go • firstborn of rhea • half human half bull • goddess of the earth • the realm of the dead • where wicked dead people go • the beginning of the universe • ...
Mythology 2022-06-08
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- ferryman
- firstborn of rhea
- goddess of love
- wife of time god
- god of war
- guardian
- goddess of wisdom
- creatures of Persue mortals who murder their kin
- son and husband of the goddess of the earth
- god of thunder
- god of time
- god of the dead
- where unremarkable dead people go
- where the dead go
- God of the sun
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- half human half bull
- where wicked dead people go
- hero who slayed the half human half beast
- the city two gods competed to become its patron
- girl whom helped a hero slay the half human half beast
- messenger god
- beginning of universe
- what archane became
- girl punished
- the realm of the dead
- gaea's first offspring to uranus
- god of the seas
- number of titans
- goddess of the earth
- the boundary separating the living and the dead
30 Clues: ferryman • guardian • god of war • god of time • messenger god • girl punished • god of thunder • God of the sun • goddess of love • god of the dead • god of the seas • wife of time god • number of titans • firstborn of rhea • goddess of wisdom • where the dead go • what archane became • half human half bull • goddess of the earth • beginning of universe • the realm of the dead • where wicked dead people go • ...
Mythology 2022-11-29
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- Took and ate eyes from the first row of the village for four nights.
- Ruler of the underworld
- Known as the “saviour” of mankind because he stole fire from Heaven.
- Shows anger in the forms of rain, dark clouds and fire.
- Gave birth to the spirits of the world according to the Cree.
- The age of constant violence and warfare. The Trojanwar took place during this period.
- Indigenous group that have traditionally occupied the Haida Gwaii
- Officially the Haudenosaunee
- The race of giants. Also known as Elder Gods
- Is a vast hole, an abyss; nothingness
- Goddess of earth. Mother of the God of the Sky and Heavens.
- Uses his powers to obtain important things for humans (for example, the sun, moon and stars).
- The chief’s very ill daughter that helped recreate the land
- Goddess of the night.
- Made himself king of the universe
- lived beyond the sky in the Iroquois creation story.
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- The trickster; could shapeshift to defend himself against the threats of the world.
- God of love. Created the goddess of earth.
- Land made from a speckled and a black stone
- The little wolf brother of the trickster.
- Ruler of the sea
- The frog who was in charge of taking care and controlling the insects of the world.
- The good child of the Sky Woman
- The evil child of the Sky Woman
- One of the largest groups of First Nations in Canada
- The beaver that was highly respected by the other spirits.
- The one that thought the Sky Woman is a symbol of good fortune.
- God of darkness.
- First to overthrow his father thus separating Heaven from Earth.
- is the first ruler of all things in Greek mythology. Also known as the God of the Sky and the Heavens.
30 Clues: Ruler of the sea • God of darkness. • Goddess of the night. • Ruler of the underworld • Officially the Haudenosaunee • The good child of the Sky Woman • The evil child of the Sky Woman • Made himself king of the universe • Is a vast hole, an abyss; nothingness • The little wolf brother of the trickster. • God of love. Created the goddess of earth. • ...
Mythology 2017-01-18
30 Clues: f • g • k • d • y • h • r • l • s • j • wr • pu • ;; • we • t5r4 • dfgh • drhy • dfgh • 4wt4e • dfghj • wr4e45 • sgrtrh • segtrh • 4tegrf • sdfghj • esfrgt • drgfdg • srghtyj • ew44tw3 • esesgtrfr
Mythology 2024-02-01
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- born from Zeus' Head
- to move upward
- Apollos name meaning brilliant
- to regard with deep respect
- all knowing
- lacking color
- to trick or receive
- days Demeter's chief festival lasts
- an ancient stringed instrument
- a three pronged spear
- Aphrodite's husband
- this planting comes second
- one of Aphrodite's sacred islands
- to handle or use a weapon
- to ponder
- Hermes graceful and ___ in motion
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- the goddess of love and beauty
- a protective shield
- Careful to preserve the young
- great sadness, anguish
- Demeter goddess of the _____
- Apollo's oracle lives here
- Demeter escapes from slaves
- Artemis sacred animal
- grief stricken
- Demeter and Dionysus are happy, but then ___ was sad
- Dionysus, god of ____
- Ares sacred bird
- Zeus' sister
- the highest point
- God of Thunder
- the master thief
32 Clues: to ponder • all knowing • Zeus' sister • lacking color • to move upward • grief stricken • God of Thunder • Ares sacred bird • the master thief • the highest point • a protective shield • to trick or receive • Aphrodite's husband • born from Zeus' Head • Artemis sacred animal • Dionysus, god of ____ • a three pronged spear • great sadness, anguish • to handle or use a weapon • Apollo's oracle lives here • ...
Mythology 2024-06-03
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- God of war
- Goddess of beauty
- Goddess of the hunt
- fell in love with Psyche
- God of the ocean
- Godddess of wisdom and war
- Queen of the Underworld
- Demigod who killed Medusa
- killed the hydra
- winged horse
- turned anything he touched to gold
- Titan who brought fire to humans
- Titan who ate his children
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- kidnapped Persephone
- three headed dog
- looked back
- King of the Underworld
- has snakes for hair
- opened a dangerous box
- God of wine
- turned into a spider by Athena
- obsessed with his own appearance
- messenger of the Gods
- the sun God
- Goddess of agriculture
- King of Mount Olympus
26 Clues: God of war • looked back • God of wine • the sun God • winged horse • three headed dog • God of the ocean • killed the hydra • Goddess of beauty • has snakes for hair • Goddess of the hunt • kidnapped Persephone • messenger of the Gods • King of Mount Olympus • King of the Underworld • opened a dangerous box • Goddess of agriculture • Queen of the Underworld • fell in love with Psyche • ...
Mythology 2025-02-04
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- From a state of having very little money to a state of having a lot of money.
- Often shown in human form with a hawk head.
- The common template of stories that involve a hero who goes on an adventure, is victorious in a decisive crisis, and comes home changed or transformed.
- Believed to be an evil spirit who possesses humans.
- The deadly sin of greed is the excessive desire for material possessions and wealth.
- Native American Mythology is an example of this.
- Youth Is the goddess and Personification of eternal youth in Greek mythology.
- Respect for the gods is an example of?
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- Native American Myths that were passed down from generation to generation.
- A collection of magical spells that the Egyptians used to help them get into the afterlife.
- In “The Secret Garden” Mary is told not to go into a locked room but when she opens it, the hidden garden changes her life.
- Sisyphus is a great example of?
- The cause and effect between people's actions and consequent
- Seen as mean, neglectful, and even deadly.
- "Hansel and Gretel" is a example of this.
- A magical or divine change in a characters from or nature, representing various symbolic themes.
- Artifacts imbued with a malevolent will or magic, transforming them into sources of misfortune.
- A journey toward a specific mission or a goal
- "Fate of the gods"
- The number of harmony , wisdom and understanding.
20 Clues: "Fate of the gods" • Sisyphus is a great example of? • Respect for the gods is an example of? • "Hansel and Gretel" is a example of this. • Seen as mean, neglectful, and even deadly. • Often shown in human form with a hawk head. • A journey toward a specific mission or a goal • Native American Mythology is an example of this. • ...
mythology 2024-11-21
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- EGYPT-Goddess of the breeze
- CHINA-A woman who turned into a snake and threatened her husband with a flood
- CHINA-Creator of writing systems
- INCA-The Sun, ruling god
- GREECE-Mother of Persephone, goddess of the harvest
- INCA-Mother Earth
- GREECE-Mortal lover of Aphrodite and Persephone
- CHINA-A woman who floated to the moon because she overdosed on pills
- GREECE-The river that carries souls in the underworld
- AZTEC-God of rain
- EGYPT-Goddess of cats
- Password. code to the answers of this crossword
- EGYPT-True king of upper and lower Kemet, god of war
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- CHINA-The Yellow Emperor, first king that united Zhongguo
- CHINA-A dragon in the mortal world who brings prosperity to humans
- AZTEC-God of maize and abundance
- GREECE-Smith of the gods, once a trusted advisor of Zeus
- AZTEC-Crocodile monster slayed by Tezcatlipoca
- EGYPT-Had a lettuce accident
- GREECE-Hero that won a war against Orchomenus
- EGYPT-True author of all written works
21 Clues: INCA-Mother Earth • AZTEC-God of rain • EGYPT-Goddess of cats • INCA-The Sun, ruling god • EGYPT-Goddess of the breeze • EGYPT-Had a lettuce accident • AZTEC-God of maize and abundance • CHINA-Creator of writing systems • EGYPT-True author of all written works • GREECE-Hero that won a war against Orchomenus • AZTEC-Crocodile monster slayed by Tezcatlipoca • ...
Archetype Examples Crossword (Extra Credit) 2024-09-18
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- THE HERO WANTS TO LEAVE THEIR WHAT ON THE WORLD?
- JACK SPARROW FROM THE PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN
- THE SERPENT IN THE GARDEN OF EDEN
- THE SAGE YEARS FOR WHAT?
- LUNA LOVEGOOD FROM HARRY POTTER
- MS. FRIZZLE FROM THE MAGIC SCHOOL BUS
- THE PHOENIX FROM GREEK MYTHOLOGY
- MIGUEL FROM COCO
- JUDGE DUFFY FROM TEN DAYS IN A MAD-HOUSE
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- SNOW WHITE FROM SNOW WHITE
- GENIE FROM ALADDIN
- THE CAGE IN SYMPATHY
- THE CAREGIVER WANTS TO PROVIDE WHAT TO THE WORLD?
- GREG FROM DIARY OF A WHIMY KID
- PERCY JACKSON FROM THE LIGHTNING THIEF
- THE GARDEN OF EDEN IN THE BIBLE
- MRS. WEASLEY FROM HARRY POTTER
- ROMEO FROM ROMEO AND JULIET
- MATILDA FROM MATILDA
19 Clues: MIGUEL FROM COCO • GENIE FROM ALADDIN • THE CAGE IN SYMPATHY • MATILDA FROM MATILDA • THE SAGE YEARS FOR WHAT? • SNOW WHITE FROM SNOW WHITE • ROMEO FROM ROMEO AND JULIET • GREG FROM DIARY OF A WHIMY KID • MRS. WEASLEY FROM HARRY POTTER • LUNA LOVEGOOD FROM HARRY POTTER • THE GARDEN OF EDEN IN THE BIBLE • THE PHOENIX FROM GREEK MYTHOLOGY • THE SERPENT IN THE GARDEN OF EDEN • ...
Flocabulary Test 2022-10-20
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- to preserve a dead body by wrapping it in cloth strips after embalming it with oils.
- a family of rulers that are in power in a country; the period of time when a country is led by members of the same family.
- one half of the Earth.
- fixed, precise.
- ancient Macedonian ruler and king of Macedonia from 336-323 BCE. He overthrew the Persians and established the largest empire the ancient world had seen.
- an independent state made up of a city and the land around it.
- a designed circle used on maps to show direction.
- an imaginary line running from the north pole to the south pole that passes through Greenwich, England; zero degrees longitude.
- in Greek mythology, the goddess of arts, war and wisdom and the protectress of Athens. She was a daughter of Zeus, said to have been born from his head.
- a major philosopher from ancient Greece who wrote "The Republic" around 380 BCE.
- an ancient Egyptian ruler.
- the city in which the center of government is located.
- a form of written language, particularly that of the ancient Egyptians, where symbols represent things.
- an ancient Athenian philosopher who lived and taught approximately between 470-399 BCE.
- an ancient Greek philosopher and student of Plato. He established a school in Athens in 335 BCE, and wrote many of his works there.
- a tablet with inscriptions of the same decree written three ways: in Greek, Egyptian hieroglyphics and demotic characters. It was discovered in 1799 near Rosetta, Egypt, and made it possible for historians to translate hieroglyphics for the first time.
- the edge that separates one thing from another
- a large, ancient stone structure with triangular sides and a square base. Such buildings were used as tombs for the rulers of ancient Egypt
- an explanation of the symbols on a map or chart.
- a distance measured in degrees east or west of the Prime Meridian, passing through Greenwich, England.
- king of the gods in Greek mythology. The Romans called him Jupiter.
- a type of paper made from a plant used in ancient times.
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- seen from above, as from a bird's perspective.
- a set of numbers that gives the location of a point on a map, grid or graph.
- a picture that shows the features of an area of the Earth or sky.
- a large statue in Giza, Egypt, of a mythological creature with the body of a lion and a human head.
- a hero with great strength in Greek mythology. He is said to be half god.
- sand, soil, mud and other small particles that sink to the bottom of bodies of water.
- something, like a large building, that is easy to see and helps guide travelers.
- considered in comparison to someone or something else.
- in ancient Greece, a market and open space used for public meetings.
- the world's longest river. It goes from Uganda north to Egypt.
- existing in a material form; able to be seen and/or touched.
- the place where something is.
- distance north or south of the equator.
- the relationship between something's actual size or distance compared to its size or distance on a map or model.
- something that stands for or represents something else.
- in Greece, the high, fortified area of Athens where the Parthenon is.
- the space between two places or things.
- the imaginary line around the Earth that is the same distance from the North and South Poles.
40 Clues: fixed, precise. • one half of the Earth. • an ancient Egyptian ruler. • the place where something is. • distance north or south of the equator. • the space between two places or things. • seen from above, as from a bird's perspective. • the edge that separates one thing from another • an explanation of the symbols on a map or chart. • ...
the ancient greeks 2015-10-30
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- Greek tyrant who seized power in 560 B.C.; he divided large estates among landless farmers and gave jobs and money to the poor
- Persian king who came to the throne in 521 B.C. and reorganized the Persian government by dividing the empire into 20 states
- a Greek island in the Aegean Sea where the Delian League had its headquarters
- he strait where the Greeks attacked and destroyed almost the entire Persian fleet in a ferocious battle
- in early Greek city-states, an open area that served as both a market and a meeting place
- an Athenian general who came up with a plan for the Spartans and the Athenians to fight the Persians
- a site northwest of Athens where the largest Greek army ever assembled crushed the Persian army and saved their homeland in 479 B.C.
- person who was conquered and enslaved by the ancient Spartans
- great Athenian general and statesman who guided Athens from 461 B.C. until 429 B.C.; he expanded democracy by allowing lower-class male citizens to run for political office; he also supported artists, architects, and philosophers
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- democracy system of government in which people gather at mass meetings to decide on government matters
- the early Greek city-state, made up of a city and the surrounding countryside and run like an independent country
- democracy system of government in which people elect leaders to make laws
- person who takes power by force and rules with total authority
- the Mycenaean king in Greek mythology who used trickery to win the Trojan War
- the son of Darius, this Persian king took the throne in 486 B.C. after the death of his father; he invaded Greece but was eventually defeated
- official who ruled a state in the Persian Empire under Darius
- Greek leader who came to power in 508 B.C. and is credited with making the government of Athens a democracy
- a city-state in early Greece which developed into an emerging democracy; boys were given a well-rounded education that included academics, sports, and music
- the Great ruler who united the Persians into a powerful empire in the 6th century B.C.
- an island off the southeast coast of mainland Greece
20 Clues: an island off the southeast coast of mainland Greece • official who ruled a state in the Persian Empire under Darius • person who was conquered and enslaved by the ancient Spartans • person who takes power by force and rules with total authority • democracy system of government in which people elect leaders to make laws • ...
Odyssey Crossword puzzle 2022-10-26
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- Who turns many of Odysseus’ men into pigs
- son of the Greek hero Odysseus
- a legendary monster who lives on one side of a narrow channel of wate
- the one-eyed giant son of Poseidon
- a monster with a beautiful, but dangerous, singing voice
- intense armed conflict
- the king of the Cephallenians, an ethnic group who lived both on the Ionian islands and on the mainland
- the supreme being, creator, and principal object of faith.
- a king of Mycenae who commanded the Greeks during the Trojan War.
- a blind prophet of Apollo
- where odysseus battles gods and monsters as he makes his way home from?
- the daughter of Agamemnon and Clytemnestra
- the wife of Alcinous and mother of Nausicaa and Laodamas
- a female god or deity
- sea monster in Greek mythology
- Greek poem
- queen of Ithaca and was the daughter of Spartan king Icarius and naiad Periboea.
- Odysseus’ home
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- an ancient Greek goddess associated with wisdom, warfare, and handicraft
- the king of the Greek pantheon of gods
- an immortal goddess who holds Odysseus prisoner for seven years on the island where she lives and forces him to be her lover.
- She took Aegisthus as her lover while Agamemnon was away at war.
- was the son of Clytemnestra and Agamemnon, and the brother of Electra
- a sustained fight between large organized armed forces.
- metal coverings formerly worn by soldiers or warriors to protect the body in battle
- how many years did it take for odysseus to return to ithaca
- a legendary Greek king of Ithaca
- a legendary king of Pylos.
- Ithacan son of Eupeithes
- the daughter of King Alcinous and Queen Arete of Phaeacia
- a giant dark purple dragon encountered in the Ruined Kingdom
- a central figure in the Trojan War, leading the Spartan contingent of the Greek army, under his elder brother Agamemnon, king of Mycenae.
- an enchantress and a minor goddess in ancient Greek mythology and religion.
- at the beginning of the odyssey everyone thinks odysseus is dead
- was waged against the city of Troy by the Achaeans after Paris of Troy took Helen from her husband Menelaus
- clymnestras lover
- the place where one lives permanently, especially as a member of a family or household.
37 Clues: Greek poem • Odysseus’ home • clymnestras lover • a female god or deity • intense armed conflict • Ithacan son of Eupeithes • a blind prophet of Apollo • a legendary king of Pylos. • son of the Greek hero Odysseus • sea monster in Greek mythology • a legendary Greek king of Ithaca • the one-eyed giant son of Poseidon • the king of the Greek pantheon of gods • ...
Social Studies Review NR 2022-03-31
5 Clues: Mythology • who were the main Greek Gods. • who was the husband of Poseidon • Who was the god of the sea and the brother of Zues • who was the prettiest women of the Ancient. Greek World?
Mythical Creatures 2023-09-03
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- Half-human, half-horse being
- Legendary horse-like creature with a single horn
- Enchanting creature of the sea
- Mythological creature with a lion's body and human head
- Giant sea monster of Scandinavian folklore
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- One-eyed giants in Greek mythology
- Mythical creature with a lion's body and eagle's head
- Half-man, half-bull creature
- Gorgon with snakes for hair
- Mythical bird that's reborn from ashes
10 Clues: Gorgon with snakes for hair • Half-human, half-horse being • Half-man, half-bull creature • Enchanting creature of the sea • One-eyed giants in Greek mythology • Mythical bird that's reborn from ashes • Giant sea monster of Scandinavian folklore • Legendary horse-like creature with a single horn • Mythical creature with a lion's body and eagle's head • ...
clay 2024-02-05
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- a soft material used in statues and pots
- the first person in greek mythology
- clay models of humans or animals
- the thing you color clay with
- the most famous sculptor and teenage mutant ninja turtle
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- where clay was first found
- a clay made for kids
- the country where clay is most popular
- a specific type of clay sculpting with pots
- the item pandora had
10 Clues: a clay made for kids • the item pandora had • where clay was first found • the thing you color clay with • clay models of humans or animals • the first person in greek mythology • the country where clay is most popular • a soft material used in statues and pots • a specific type of clay sculpting with pots • the most famous sculptor and teenage mutant ninja turtle
Magenta March 12-March 22 2024-03-12
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- From Greek Mythology meaning “very difficult”
- Someone who is romantic and impractical
- From the Lewis Caroll poem- meaning nonsense
- From the story Gulliver’s Travels- means very tiny
- From the Christmas Carol -A miserable person
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- Means “mischievous”
- A mechanical device that perform human tasks
- A funny misuse of words
- An idea that is visionary yet imaginary
- A flower that grows from a bulb
10 Clues: Means “mischievous” • A funny misuse of words • A flower that grows from a bulb • Someone who is romantic and impractical • An idea that is visionary yet imaginary • A mechanical device that perform human tasks • From the Lewis Caroll poem- meaning nonsense • From the Christmas Carol -A miserable person • From Greek Mythology meaning “very difficult” • ...
Walk two moons 2023-01-30
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- Restored confidence
- Titan in Greek mythology who steals fire from heaven for the benefit of mankind
- Shrub with showy flowers of pink, white, or purple
- Searching thoroughly by moving the contents about
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- Demise, destruction or decay
- Grating; easily irritated; rough
- Refrain from troubling or worrying
- Top of a pointed, tapering object or structure, as a mountain peak
- Not easily convinced or persuaded; doubtful
- Unwilling; hesitant
10 Clues: Restored confidence • Unwilling; hesitant • Demise, destruction or decay • Grating; easily irritated; rough • Refrain from troubling or worrying • Not easily convinced or persuaded; doubtful • Searching thoroughly by moving the contents about • Shrub with showy flowers of pink, white, or purple • Top of a pointed, tapering object or structure, as a mountain peak • ...
famous 1 2024-04-30
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- Mythical bird creature in Hindu and Buddhist mythology, known as the mount of Vishnu.
- Swan character from the ballet "Swan Lake," originally a princess cursed into swan form.
- Refers to Archimedes' pet owl in ancient Greek lore.
- The phoenix in Harry Potter known for its loyalty and ability to carry heavy loads.
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- U.S. national symbol, represents freedom and strength.
- Mythical bird that regenerates or is reborn from its own ashes.
- Gigantic bird of prey in Middle Eastern myths, capable of carrying off elephants.
- Symbolic bird in Norse mythology; Huginn and Muninn were Odin's messengers.
8 Clues: Refers to Archimedes' pet owl in ancient Greek lore. • U.S. national symbol, represents freedom and strength. • Mythical bird that regenerates or is reborn from its own ashes. • Symbolic bird in Norse mythology; Huginn and Muninn were Odin's messengers. • Gigantic bird of prey in Middle Eastern myths, capable of carrying off elephants. • ...
The Hammer of Thor 2022-02-02
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- what is Magnus' sword named
- Sam has to marry this giant as as disguise
- warrior heaven
- Loki is bound by
- Norse god of lightning
- main character/protagonist
- realm of the Norse gods in Norse mythology
- used by the giants to bend the world around them
- Norse warriors who could endure inhuman pain
- rune of Tyr
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- what did Thor lose
- ancient Norse alphabet
- brings warriors to Valhalla
- antagonist
- rune of Thor
- Thor's hammer
- elf world in Norse mythology
- human world in Norse mythology
- conquerers in Europe and North America
- rune of Frey
20 Clues: antagonist • rune of Tyr • rune of Thor • rune of Frey • Thor's hammer • warrior heaven • Loki is bound by • what did Thor lose • ancient Norse alphabet • Norse god of lightning • main character/protagonist • what is Magnus' sword named • brings warriors to Valhalla • elf world in Norse mythology • human world in Norse mythology • conquerers in Europe and North America • ...
Crossword 2020-10-13
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- In the Greek mythology, god of the underworld
- the biggest planet and one of the gaseous giants in the solar system.
- longest mountain range in Iran.
- Nearest star aside from the sun
- mammals characterized by having long sharp fangs.
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- Official language of Israel.
- Capital City of Tanzania.
- Largest ocean in the world
- a sport played with rackets and green balls.
- Alighieri author of the "Comedy".
10 Clues: Capital City of Tanzania. • Largest ocean in the world • Official language of Israel. • longest mountain range in Iran. • Nearest star aside from the sun • Alighieri author of the "Comedy". • a sport played with rackets and green balls. • In the Greek mythology, god of the underworld • mammals characterized by having long sharp fangs. • ...
clay 2024-02-05
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- a soft material used in statues and pots
- the first person in greek mythology
- clay models of humans or animals
- the thing you color clay with
- the most famous sculptor and teenage mutant ninja turtle
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- where clay was first found
- a clay made for kids
- the country where clay is most popular
- a specific type of clay sculpting with pots
- the item pandora had
10 Clues: a clay made for kids • the item pandora had • where clay was first found • the thing you color clay with • clay models of humans or animals • the first person in greek mythology • the country where clay is most popular • a soft material used in statues and pots • a specific type of clay sculpting with pots • the most famous sculptor and teenage mutant ninja turtle
Saturn Crossword 2023-10-13
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- A type of planet; Saturn
- Painted "Saturn devouring his son"
- An event by the Romans; end of Autumn harvest
- Greek mythology; God of agriculture
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- First to discover Saturn; first of the modern astronomers
- A satellite sent to then surpassed Saturn; two of them
- The gap in between the first and second ring; a satellite
- Saturn's atmospheric color
- Saturn's largest moon
- Consistent of iron and nickel
10 Clues: Saturn's largest moon • A type of planet; Saturn • Saturn's atmospheric color • Consistent of iron and nickel • Painted "Saturn devouring his son" • Greek mythology; God of agriculture • An event by the Romans; end of Autumn harvest • A satellite sent to then surpassed Saturn; two of them • First to discover Saturn; first of the modern astronomers • ...
Round 1 - Crossword 2025-05-18
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- Captain Nemo's legendary submarine (8)
- Ishmael's doomed whaling vessel (6)
- Captain Hook's boat (5, 5)
- Quint's vessel for catching a monster, Jaws (4)
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- Time ship disguised as a phone box (6)
- Treasure Island ship (10)
- Pirate ship captained by Jack Sparrow (3, 4)
- James Bond's submersible car (3, 6)
- Jason's ship, Greek mythology (4)
- The animals went two by two into... (3)
10 Clues: Treasure Island ship (10) • Captain Hook's boat (5, 5) • Jason's ship, Greek mythology (4) • James Bond's submersible car (3, 6) • Ishmael's doomed whaling vessel (6) • Time ship disguised as a phone box (6) • Captain Nemo's legendary submarine (8) • The animals went two by two into... (3) • Pirate ship captained by Jack Sparrow (3, 4) • ...
Religion vocab 2022-10-17
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- specific fundamental set of beliefs and practices generally agreed upon by a number of persons.
- is the belief in many gods (Mesopotamia, Egypt, Greek Mythology, Roman Mythology, and Ancient Americas).
- The way of life propagated by a Chinese philosopher named K'ung Fu-tzu or Confucius
- a religious teaching by Buddha and his followers, which declares that by destroying greed and hatred
- a collection of traditional stories that express the beliefs or values of a group of people.
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- the Christian religion, based on the life and teachings of Jesus and on the christian holy book, the Bible.
- a religion based on the messages that Muhammad is believed to have received from God. In Arabic, the word Islam means “to submit to God.”
- The religion of the Israelites of the Bible and of the Jews of today, based on the teachings of the Torah.
- is the belief in one God (Judaism, Christianity and Islam)
- originated in India and can be viewed as both monotheistic and polytheistic.
- a folktale that tries to explain the way the world is or how things came to be
11 Clues: is the belief in one God (Judaism, Christianity and Islam) • originated in India and can be viewed as both monotheistic and polytheistic. • a folktale that tries to explain the way the world is or how things came to be • The way of life propagated by a Chinese philosopher named K'ung Fu-tzu or Confucius • ...
list one 2022-01-24
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- stiffly formal and respectable; feeling or showing disapproval of anything regarded as improper
- a microorganism, especially one which causes disease.
- is the god of Roman mythology associated with the Greek god Dionysus.
- a strong taste, flavor, or smell.
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- The masculine first name Gregory derives from the Latin name "Gregorius", which came from the late Greek name
- impair the appearance of; disfigure.
- material consisting of threads of cotton, hemp, or other material twisted together to form a thin length.
- plural
- a pyromaniac.
- a marine bivalve mollusk with shells of equal size.
10 Clues: plural • a pyromaniac. • a strong taste, flavor, or smell. • impair the appearance of; disfigure. • a marine bivalve mollusk with shells of equal size. • a microorganism, especially one which causes disease. • is the god of Roman mythology associated with the Greek god Dionysus. • ...
The Trojan War 2022-10-26
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- a city of ancient Epirus also called Troy
- a Trojan woman, the daughter of Chryses
- a king of Mycenae who commanded the Greeks during the Trojan War.
- agamemnon's daughter that was slaughtered
- The mortal that kidnapped Helen
- he presumed author of the Iliad
- one of 50 daughters to the sea god Nereus
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- the king of Sparta
- concubine of the hero Achilles
- queen of sparta
- was an Amazonian queen in Greek mythology
- goddess of love and beauty
12 Clues: queen of sparta • the king of Sparta • goddess of love and beauty • concubine of the hero Achilles • The mortal that kidnapped Helen • he presumed author of the Iliad • a Trojan woman, the daughter of Chryses • a city of ancient Epirus also called Troy • was an Amazonian queen in Greek mythology • agamemnon's daughter that was slaughtered • ...
Titan 2025-02-17
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- Named after immortal ____ of greek mythology
- One day is nearly ____ earth days.
- Larger than what planet?
- Mystery gas it contains that nobody knows where it came from.
- Has a very dense ______.
- Saturn's largest moon.
- Only world besides Earth that has standing ___.
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- It's atmosphere is primarily ___.
- It's crust is made of ____.
- It has a water cycle akin to what planet?
- Light from the sun takes about ____ minutes to reach Titan.
- Molecules in high atmosphere are split apart by the sun's _____
12 Clues: Saturn's largest moon. • Larger than what planet? • Has a very dense ______. • It's crust is made of ____. • It's atmosphere is primarily ___. • One day is nearly ____ earth days. • It has a water cycle akin to what planet? • Named after immortal ____ of greek mythology • Only world besides Earth that has standing ___. • ...
Test your knowledge on the Isle of Bria 2020-02-24
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- the basic law making body in a democracy, made up of a group of citizens
- goddess of wisdom and war, patron goddess of Athens
- another name for city-state used by the Greeks
- Peninsula a stretch of land that extends southward into the eastern part of the Mediterranean Sea
- Ancient Athenian leader who strove to make Athens the center of art and literature and who was responsible for building the Parthenon.
- Ancient Greek philosopher and mathematician whose ideas led to the field of geometry
- Scientist of the Hellenistic Age who was the first person to explain how levers work
- developed written code of Athenian law 620 BC
- powerful military ships - on the bow was a bronze-tipped battering ram, which could easily slice through a wooden ship.
- a type of government in which all power is held in the hands of one ruler, usually a military leader
- a mountain in northern Greece thought by the ancient Greeks to be the home of their gods
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- Queen of the gods
- method an approach to teaching developed by the Greek philosopher, Socrates, which involves teaching people to think by asking questions
- a government run by the people in which citizens make their laws
- a government that is run by a few people, usually by members of rich, powerful families
- Ancient Greek poet who composed two poems, the Iliad and the Odyssey, about the Trojan War
- sea goddesses in mythology that sang a lured sailors to their deaths.
- Ancient Greek doctor who is often called the "father of medicine"
- valuables taken in war
- Goddess of love and beauty
- King of the gods
- a system of government ruled by a queen or a king; "one ruler"
22 Clues: King of the gods • Queen of the gods • valuables taken in war • Goddess of love and beauty • developed written code of Athenian law 620 BC • another name for city-state used by the Greeks • goddess of wisdom and war, patron goddess of Athens • a system of government ruled by a queen or a king; "one ruler" • a government run by the people in which citizens make their laws • ...
Test your knowledge on the Isle of Bria 2020-02-24
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- Ancient Greek doctor who is often called the "father of medicine"
- Queen of the gods
- a government that is run by a few people, usually by members of rich, powerful families
- developed written code of Athenian law 620 BC
- a system of government ruled by a queen or a king; "one ruler"
- Goddess of love and beauty
- Peninsula a stretch of land that extends southward into the eastern part of the Mediterranean Sea
- the basic law making body in a democracy, made up of a group of citizens
- King of the gods
- goddess of wisdom and war, patron goddess of Athens
- method an approach to teaching developed by the Greek philosopher, Socrates, which involves teaching people to think by asking questions
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- valuables taken in war
- a mountain in northern Greece thought by the ancient Greeks to be the home of their gods
- Ancient Greek philosopher and mathematician whose ideas led to the field of geometry
- a government run by the people in which citizens make their laws
- Scientist of the Hellenistic Age who was the first person to explain how levers work
- Ancient Greek poet who composed two poems, the Iliad and the Odyssey, about the Trojan War
- powerful military ships - on the bow was a bronze-tipped battering ram, which could easily slice through a wooden ship.
- another name for city-state used by the Greeks
- Ancient Athenian leader who strove to make Athens the center of art and literature and who was responsible for building the Parthenon.
- a type of government in which all power is held in the hands of one ruler, usually a military leader
- sea goddesses in mythology that sang a lured sailors to their deaths.
22 Clues: King of the gods • Queen of the gods • valuables taken in war • Goddess of love and beauty • developed written code of Athenian law 620 BC • another name for city-state used by the Greeks • goddess of wisdom and war, patron goddess of Athens • a system of government ruled by a queen or a king; "one ruler" • a government run by the people in which citizens make their laws • ...
Test your knowledge on the Isle of Bria 2020-02-24
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- goddess of wisdom and war, patron goddess of Athens
- Ancient Greek poet who composed two poems, the Iliad and the Odyssey, about the Trojan War
- Ancient Athenian leader who strove to make Athens the center of art and literature and who was responsible for building the Parthenon.
- Ancient Greek doctor who is often called the "father of medicine"
- sea goddesses in mythology that sang a lured sailors to their deaths.
- valuables taken in war
- a government that is run by a few people, usually by members of rich, powerful families
- powerful military ships - on the bow was a bronze-tipped battering ram, which could easily slice through a wooden ship.
- the basic law making body in a democracy, made up of a group of citizens
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- Scientist of the Hellenistic Age who was the first person to explain how levers work
- Queen of the gods
- a government run by the people in which citizens make their laws
- another name for city-state used by the Greeks
- Ancient Greek philosopher and mathematician whose ideas led to the field of geometry
- Goddess of love and beauty
- a type of government in which all power is held in the hands of one ruler, usually a military leader
- developed written code of Athenian law 620 BC
- method an approach to teaching developed by the Greek philosopher, Socrates, which involves teaching people to think by asking questions
- a mountain in northern Greece thought by the ancient Greeks to be the home of their gods
- a system of government ruled by a queen or a king; "one ruler"
- King of the gods
- Peninsula a stretch of land that extends southward into the eastern part of the Mediterranean Sea
22 Clues: King of the gods • Queen of the gods • valuables taken in war • Goddess of love and beauty • developed written code of Athenian law 620 BC • another name for city-state used by the Greeks • goddess of wisdom and war, patron goddess of Athens • a system of government ruled by a queen or a king; "one ruler" • a government run by the people in which citizens make their laws • ...
Test your knowledge on the Isle of Bria 2020-02-24
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- Ancient Greek doctor who is often called the "father of medicine"
- Queen of the gods
- a government that is run by a few people, usually by members of rich, powerful families
- developed written code of Athenian law 620 BC
- a system of government ruled by a queen or a king; "one ruler"
- Goddess of love and beauty
- Peninsula a stretch of land that extends southward into the eastern part of the Mediterranean Sea
- the basic law making body in a democracy, made up of a group of citizens
- King of the gods
- goddess of wisdom and war, patron goddess of Athens
- method an approach to teaching developed by the Greek philosopher, Socrates, which involves teaching people to think by asking questions
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- valuables taken in war
- a mountain in northern Greece thought by the ancient Greeks to be the home of their gods
- Ancient Greek philosopher and mathematician whose ideas led to the field of geometry
- a government run by the people in which citizens make their laws
- Scientist of the Hellenistic Age who was the first person to explain how levers work
- Ancient Greek poet who composed two poems, the Iliad and the Odyssey, about the Trojan War
- powerful military ships - on the bow was a bronze-tipped battering ram, which could easily slice through a wooden ship.
- another name for city-state used by the Greeks
- Ancient Athenian leader who strove to make Athens the center of art and literature and who was responsible for building the Parthenon.
- a type of government in which all power is held in the hands of one ruler, usually a military leader
- sea goddesses in mythology that sang a lured sailors to their deaths.
22 Clues: King of the gods • Queen of the gods • valuables taken in war • Goddess of love and beauty • developed written code of Athenian law 620 BC • another name for city-state used by the Greeks • goddess of wisdom and war, patron goddess of Athens • a system of government ruled by a queen or a king; "one ruler" • a government run by the people in which citizens make their laws • ...
Greece Civilization Crossword 2023-05-02
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- - lots of stories used to describe gods and heroes that effect how the world works
- - ancient stories that describe the reasons behind human actions by using fun stories and events to describe it
- - a wealthy land owner who is in a high ranking class in greek society
- - shipping navigation pertaining to the sea
- - the spread of ideas from one culture to another
- - a place similar to down town often used as a meeting place and market
- - the spread of greek culture from one region to another
- - being a member of greece
- - forming an agreement with another country (athens formed a ___ with other city states)
- - a government in which the people rule themselves
- - the belief in multiple gods
- - the greek temple built to honor athena built in athens
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- - a portion of land almost completely surrounded by water
- - the largest pennensula located in southern Greece (the _____ was the largest pennensula located in southern greece)
- - a promise that was required for doctors to use their medical knowledge correctly
- - a city state in greece where women do not have rights and education is valued over war
- - a city state where women have rights and boys are sent at a young age to train in the military
- - the study of wisdom and knowledge
- - a high hill that often consists of buildings, and defense spots were located
- - a poem that describes a hero and their accomplishments
- - a government where a small group of people rule
- - a sporting event used to honor the gods
- - an island owned by greece
- - an independent state that owns its own territory
- - a short story that teaches a moral lesson, targeted to children
- - the greek name for city state
26 Clues: - being a member of greece • - an island owned by greece • - the belief in multiple gods • - the greek name for city state • - the study of wisdom and knowledge • - a sporting event used to honor the gods • - shipping navigation pertaining to the sea • - the spread of ideas from one culture to another • - a government where a small group of people rule • ...
Theatre History Test-geboy 2023-03-02
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- greatist dramatist of all time
- term used for creators of theatre
- an attempt to revive the simplicity and humanism of ancient greek drama
- large circular arenas that were surrounded by tiers of seats
- was largely an imitation of greek theatre, a comic representations
- only person to attempt something close to a play
- allowed his characters to question fate and the wills of the gods
- plays that showed the clash between the will of the gods and the ambitions and desires of humanity
- form the center of interests in shakespeare's plays
- based on greek mythology-rife with pranks, sight gags, and general merriment
- three plays related by theme, myth, or characters
- where actors changed masks and costumes
- was more interested in people's lives over religious views of his day
- abstract characters that represent abstract qualities
- god of fertility, wine, and theatre
- performances were held in the open on hillsides surrounding a circular area
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- comedy of the profession
- considered nothing sacred and was a skilled satirist
- teaches the difference between right and wrong in the context of the devil and God battling for souls
- combines words, dance, and music that are rhythmically coordinated to the events of the story
- doll theatre
- human sorrow and compassion
- only morality play still performed to this day
- incorporates aspects of the five main types of drama in China
- special humorous bits of stage business, usually set apart from the main action
- expanded the number of actors and reduced and reduced the size of the chorus
- father of tragedy
- the first actor
- plays about historical events and moral conflicts in relationships of the heart
- the word that tragedy originated from
- only suriving greek trilogy to this day
31 Clues: doll theatre • the first actor • father of tragedy • comedy of the profession • human sorrow and compassion • greatist dramatist of all time • term used for creators of theatre • god of fertility, wine, and theatre • the word that tragedy originated from • only suriving greek trilogy to this day • where actors changed masks and costumes • ...
M-Greek Mythology Crossword Puzzle 2022-10-27
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- goddess or personified spirit, often portrayed as the diamond of the strife of war.
- goddess of virgin hearth, sacrificial flame,first born child of Kronos
- God of Oracles/music,he healed,created poetry
- God of the sea, earthquakes, floods and drought,
- Goddess of wisdom,defense of towns,wears long robe,armed with shield and spear
- source of devastating storms,poet described him as volcano-giant, said to be huge that his head touched the stars, was defeated by zeus.
- god of the sky, had 12 sons and 6 daughter with his wife Gaea, Gaea goddess of the earth
- lures sailors to death with a bewitching song, secretly abducted by hades,portrayed as bodies of birds and women's heads
- spirit of sharp gust of winds, half woman half bird, sent by zeus for revealing the secrets of the gods
- God of travel,hospitality,personal messenger of zeus,guides dead who lead souls to the underworld
- Love, beauty and pleasure,attribute doves,apple and mirror
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- God of hunting in wilderness,goddess of childbirth,twin brother Apollon,targeted girls
- God of fire/craftsmen,rides donkey's,holds hammer and tongs
- King of the gods,god of the sky, weather, law and order.
- Goddess queen of sea , wife of Poseidon , female personification of the sea
- child-devouring sea monster, preyed on children, zeus transformed her into a monster to devour children of others, often described as the boogeyman
- three powerful winged daimons medusa, Euryale, Sthenno, medusa were the only mortals. Their form was snake hair, wings and a tusk.
- God of shepherds and hunters, he was a man with horns , legs and tail of a goat.
- female spirits of the natural world, goddess of rivers, springs, meadows and mountains.
- Goddess of night, emerged as dawn the creation, spawned a brood of dark spirits
- Queen of gods,goddess of marriage,accompanied by lion,cuckoo or hawk
- Fish-tailed sea-god, also described as god of Tritonis, son and herald of Poseidon
- represented the corruptions of earth, slime, fetid water,illness and disease.
- God of war,battlelust,was mature,god of courage
- God of the underworld, the wealthy one, son of Cronus and Rhea, keeper of souls
25 Clues: God of Oracles/music,he healed,created poetry • God of war,battlelust,was mature,god of courage • God of the sea, earthquakes, floods and drought, • King of the gods,god of the sky, weather, law and order. • Love, beauty and pleasure,attribute doves,apple and mirror • God of fire/craftsmen,rides donkey's,holds hammer and tongs • ...
Mythology Crossword (Greek, Norse, Egyptian) 2020-08-27
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- _____'s box
- Only thing that can kill Baldur
- Dog-like lord of the dead
- Soldiers hid inside
- Bird's eye to ward off evil
- Strongest man alive
- Battle at the end of the world
- Where pharaohs are buried
- Giant snake who kills Thor
- "By Jove!"
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- Sun god
- Hearts weighed against one of her feathers
- Sacred bird of Thoth
- One-eyed god of wisdom
- King Tut
- Tree Odin hung from from nine years
- Persephone ate these seeds
- Went to the underworld to save his wife
- Monstrous wolf, son of Loki
- Thor's hammer
- Cut off one head, two grow back
- Killer of Osiris
- Sailors on Jason's ship
- Twelve winged warrior women
24 Clues: Sun god • King Tut • "By Jove!" • _____'s box • Thor's hammer • Killer of Osiris • Soldiers hid inside • Strongest man alive • Sacred bird of Thoth • One-eyed god of wisdom • Sailors on Jason's ship • Dog-like lord of the dead • Where pharaohs are buried • Persephone ate these seeds • Giant snake who kills Thor • Monstrous wolf, son of Loki • Twelve winged warrior women • ...
Monsters & Creatures of Greek Mythology 2023-05-10
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- sea monster with 12 tentacles and 6 dog-like heads
- father of all monsters
- one-eyed giant
- lives in a labyrinth; eats children
- playful goat-men
- a nine-headed snake-dragon
- they hunted down murderers with their sharp fangs and claws
- looking into her eyes will turn you to stone
- home of the Minotaur
- solved the Sphinx's riddle and saved the city of Thebes
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- a rude half-man, half-horse creature
- flying horse
- skilled trainer of Achilles and Jason of the Argonauts
- eagle-lion-woman with a deadly riddle
- a sea monster that could create a giant whirlpool
- a giant three-headed dog that guarded the gates of the Underworld
- Greek name of the Furies
- could blow fire from its mouth
- giant bird women
- part eagle, part lion who guarded treasures
- sea nymphs with irresistible voices and songs
21 Clues: flying horse • one-eyed giant • playful goat-men • giant bird women • home of the Minotaur • father of all monsters • Greek name of the Furies • a nine-headed snake-dragon • could blow fire from its mouth • lives in a labyrinth; eats children • a rude half-man, half-horse creature • eagle-lion-woman with a deadly riddle • part eagle, part lion who guarded treasures • ...
The Lightning Thief & Greek Mythology 2024-03-06
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- the goddess of love and beauty, wife of the lame blacksmith god of fire
- the summer deadline for Percy to find and return the stolen item; it occurs on June 21st
- Grover is this type of creature
- god of the underworld
- the daughter of Athena, the goddess of wisdom
- Luke's father, the messenger of the gods
- the last name of the wheelchair-bound teacher who is an expert on Greek mythology
- the one who can see into the future and has all of the answers
- the location of the beach cabin that Percy and mom spend time together
- Percy's father
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- the classmate who bullies Grover on the field trip
- the symbol of Percy's father
- daughter of Ares, the god of war
- blacksmith god of fire
- god of the sun
- Queen of the gods; goddess of marriage
- goddess of agriculture
- a long journey to accomplish a goal
- the official name of someone who is half human and half god
- the number of schools Percy has attended in the same number of years
20 Clues: god of the sun • Percy's father • god of the underworld • blacksmith god of fire • goddess of agriculture • the symbol of Percy's father • Grover is this type of creature • daughter of Ares, the god of war • a long journey to accomplish a goal • Queen of the gods; goddess of marriage • Luke's father, the messenger of the gods • the daughter of Athena, the goddess of wisdom • ...
Greek and Roman Mythology Crossword 2025-05-08
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- In addition to the underworld, Pluto is also the god of...
- A flower created by the god Apollo after his lover was killed by a discus
- The weaver Athena turned into a spider
- The oldest goddess
- Apollo and Artemis's mother
- The god who created horses
- The king who kept Daedalus captive
- The one who holds up the sky
- Who slayed the Nemean lion
- What Persephone first ate in the underworld
- A monster who almost overthrew the gods
- What Kronos used to kill his father
- The son of the person who designed the Labyrinth
- The name of Jason's ship
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- Also known as Dionysus in his Greek form
- The god of the wild
- The mother of the first 6 Olympians
- The instrument played by Orpheus
- The original sun god
- A god whose Greek and Roman names are the same
- Goddess of the hearth
- A monster thaevery time 2 new heads everytime one is chopped off
- The name of Odysseus's wife
- The couple responsible for the Trojan War
- The Greek version of Cupid
- In most versions of the myth, Gaia's first children
- The guy with the golden touch
- Saturn, also known as...
- A mortal Cupid fell in love with
- Someone who helped Jason get the golden fleece
- The guy who ferries the dead across the Rivers Styx
- Hades's 3-headed dog
- The god of death
- The goddess that was borne from Zeus's skull
- The river Achilles was dipped in as a baby that made him invurnerable
- The person who was killed by Achilles and then dragged along behind his chariot for days
36 Clues: The god of death • The oldest goddess • The god of the wild • The original sun god • Hades's 3-headed dog • Goddess of the hearth • Saturn, also known as... • The name of Jason's ship • The god who created horses • The Greek version of Cupid • Who slayed the Nemean lion • Apollo and Artemis's mother • The name of Odysseus's wife • The one who holds up the sky • ...
GREEK MYTHOLOGY AND DRAMA PUZZLE 2025-05-12
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- A traditional story explaining natural events or beliefs.
- Goddess of wisdom, war, and crafts.
- A person or place that gives wise advice or predictions.
- King of the gods; god of the sky and thunder.
- Showing bravery or courage, like a hero.
- Goddess of love and beauty.
- The moral or message a story teaches.
- Being faithful and trustworthy.
- Having or showing good judgment and knowledge.
- A maze, like the one with the Minotaur.
- Worn in Greek theatre to show a character’s emotions.
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- Queen of the gods; goddess of marriage and family.
- A serious play with sad or serious themes.
- God of the sea, earthquakes, and horses.
- Goddess of the moon and hunting.
- God of wine, theatre, and celebrations.
- God of the underworld and the dead.
- A funny play meant to entertain and amuse.
- God of the sun, music, and prophecy.
- Too much pride or self-confidence, often a character’s downfall.
20 Clues: Goddess of love and beauty. • Being faithful and trustworthy. • Goddess of the moon and hunting. • Goddess of wisdom, war, and crafts. • God of the underworld and the dead. • God of the sun, music, and prophecy. • The moral or message a story teaches. • God of wine, theatre, and celebrations. • A maze, like the one with the Minotaur. • ...
Algebra 1 Period 6 2022-08-15
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- Likes to watch Brooklyn 99
- Likes any books involving Greek Mythology
- Would like a career in the Broadcast/News field
- Would like to become an Actress
- Would like a career in Real Estate
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- Would like to have a career in Architecture
- Likes all music except country (The best opinion)
- Likes the subject of Art the most
- Likes to play Guitar and Draw
- Likes to watch Murder Documentaries
- Likes to read Realistic Fiction
11 Clues: Likes to watch Brooklyn 99 • Likes to play Guitar and Draw • Would like to become an Actress • Likes to read Realistic Fiction • Likes the subject of Art the most • Would like a career in Real Estate • Likes to watch Murder Documentaries • Likes any books involving Greek Mythology • Would like to have a career in Architecture • Would like a career in the Broadcast/News field • ...
All About Me 2021-11-22
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- my favorite team, an English soccer team, theme 0 Red.
- my middle name
- my second favorite era of history, think Hamilton
- my favorite class ever, think Greek gods
- my current favorite show, a book
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- my first favorite era of history, “when in ___, do as the ___ do”
- my age
- my name
- my current favorite book, starts with Six
- a language i want to learn. Think dead language.
- my zodiac sign
11 Clues: my age • my name • my middle name • my zodiac sign • my current favorite show, a book • my favorite class ever, think Greek gods • my current favorite book, starts with Six • a language i want to learn. Think dead language. • my second favorite era of history, think Hamilton • my favorite team, an English soccer team, theme 0 Red. • ...
Greek and Latin roots 2022-11-07
7 Clues: relating to water • connected to the sea • cause to absorb water • A monster from Greek mythology • A place where water creatures are kept • An extreme or irrational fear of water • An artificial channel for conveying water
Percy jackson 2023-02-10
Odyssey Crossword puzzle 2022-10-26
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- Who turns many of Odysseus’ men into pigs
- son of the Greek hero Odysseus
- a legendary monster who lives on one side of a narrow channel of wate
- the one-eyed giant son of Poseidon
- a monster with a beautiful, but dangerous, singing voice
- intense armed conflict
- the king of the Cephallenians, an ethnic group who lived both on the Ionian islands and on the mainland
- the supreme being, creator, and principal object of faith.
- a king of Mycenae who commanded the Greeks during the Trojan War.
- a blind prophet of Apollo
- where odysseus battles gods and monsters as he makes his way home from?
- the daughter of Agamemnon and Clytemnestra
- the wife of Alcinous and mother of Nausicaa and Laodamas
- a female god or deity
- sea monster in Greek mythology
- Greek poem
- queen of Ithaca and was the daughter of Spartan king Icarius and naiad Periboea.
- Odysseus’ home
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- an ancient Greek goddess associated with wisdom, warfare, and handicraft
- the king of the Greek pantheon of gods
- an immortal goddess who holds Odysseus prisoner for seven years on the island where she lives and forces him to be her lover.
- She took Aegisthus as her lover while Agamemnon was away at war.
- was the son of Clytemnestra and Agamemnon, and the brother of Electra
- a sustained fight between large organized armed forces.
- metal coverings formerly worn by soldiers or warriors to protect the body in battle
- how many years did it take for odysseus to return to ithaca
- a legendary Greek king of Ithaca
- a legendary king of Pylos.
- Ithacan son of Eupeithes
- the daughter of King Alcinous and Queen Arete of Phaeacia
- a giant dark purple dragon encountered in the Ruined Kingdom
- a central figure in the Trojan War, leading the Spartan contingent of the Greek army, under his elder brother Agamemnon, king of Mycenae.
- an enchantress and a minor goddess in ancient Greek mythology and religion.
- at the beginning of the odyssey everyone thinks odysseus is dead
- was waged against the city of Troy by the Achaeans after Paris of Troy took Helen from her husband Menelaus
- clymnestras lover
- the place where one lives permanently, especially as a member of a family or household.
37 Clues: Greek poem • Odysseus’ home • clymnestras lover • a female god or deity • intense armed conflict • Ithacan son of Eupeithes • a blind prophet of Apollo • a legendary king of Pylos. • son of the Greek hero Odysseus • sea monster in Greek mythology • a legendary Greek king of Ithaca • the one-eyed giant son of Poseidon • the king of the Greek pantheon of gods • ...
clay 2024-02-05
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- a soft material used in statues and pots
- the first person in greek mythology
- clay models of humans or animals
- the thing you color clay with
- the most famous sculptor and teenage mutant ninja turtle
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- where clay was first found
- a clay made for kids
- the country where clay is most popular
- a specific type of clay sculpting with pots
- the item pandora had
10 Clues: a clay made for kids • the item pandora had • where clay was first found • the thing you color clay with • clay models of humans or animals • the first person in greek mythology • the country where clay is most popular • a soft material used in statues and pots • a specific type of clay sculpting with pots • the most famous sculptor and teenage mutant ninja turtle
clay 2024-02-05
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- a soft material used in statues and pots
- the first person in greek mythology
- clay models of humans or animals
- the thing you color clay with
- the most famous sculptor and teenage mutant ninja turtle
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- where clay was first found
- a clay made for kids
- the country where clay is most popular
- a specific type of clay sculpting with pots
- the item pandora had
10 Clues: a clay made for kids • the item pandora had • where clay was first found • the thing you color clay with • clay models of humans or animals • the first person in greek mythology • the country where clay is most popular • a soft material used in statues and pots • a specific type of clay sculpting with pots • the most famous sculptor and teenage mutant ninja turtle
clay 2024-02-05
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- a soft material used in statues and pots
- the first person in greek mythology
- clay models of humans or animals
- the thing you color clay with
- the most famous sculptor and teenage mutant ninja turtle
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- where clay was first found
- a clay made for kids
- the country where clay is most popular
- a specific type of clay sculpting with pots
- the item pandora had
10 Clues: a clay made for kids • the item pandora had • where clay was first found • the thing you color clay with • clay models of humans or animals • the first person in greek mythology • the country where clay is most popular • a soft material used in statues and pots • a specific type of clay sculpting with pots • the most famous sculptor and teenage mutant ninja turtle
ANCIENT ROME AND GREECE 2021-02-12
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- Ancient Greece was located close to what sea?
- A Thracian man known for his involvement in the slave uprising or The Third Servile War.
- Grecian traders came into contact with Phoenicians who used a script called an?
- Greek tradition when a soon to be bride is taken from her home?
- Many objects in Greek life were created with what in mind?
- The first Punic war was between ancient Rome and?
- The culture that helped develop ancient Rome's art and architecture.
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- Very important to all aspects of life for the Ancient Greeks was Gods and?
- What were citizen military units called?
- The earliest civilization in Greece were in two different areas on the mainland of Greece and the Island of?
- The earliest period of Rome is a blend of history and?
- One of the lasting artistic legacies from ancient Greeks is the art of the?
- Era known as The Golden age a time when Ancient Greeks worked to increase their culture.
- What city was located close to the Vesuvius volcano before 79BC?
- The Olympic Games were part of a religious festival to honor who?
- The myth of Rome's beginnings tell the tale of it's first ruler who had killed his twin brother Remus.
- Roman architecture borrowed heavily from?
- Sculptures depicting only a head?
- Roman military was comprised of two main branches, legions and?
19 Clues: Sculptures depicting only a head? • What were citizen military units called? • Roman architecture borrowed heavily from? • Ancient Greece was located close to what sea? • The first Punic war was between ancient Rome and? • The earliest period of Rome is a blend of history and? • Many objects in Greek life were created with what in mind? • ...
Orpheus and Eurydice Crossword Puzzle 2021-10-05
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- A story usually about Greek gods commonly used to explain why something happens
- The animal that bit and killed Eurydice
- An ancient stringed instrument resembling a small harp
- The river in which souls of the dead are transported
- Vocal and/or instrumental sounds used to produce beauty of form, harmony, and expression of emotion
- Where our souls go after death in Greek mythology
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- Has such a heavenly voice that can touch even the darkest of souls.
- The god of death
- Died from a snake bite in her foot
9 Clues: The god of death • Died from a snake bite in her foot • The animal that bit and killed Eurydice • Where our souls go after death in Greek mythology • The river in which souls of the dead are transported • An ancient stringed instrument resembling a small harp • Has such a heavenly voice that can touch even the darkest of souls. • ...
Ancient Astronomers 2025-11-11
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- Greek philosopher who realized the Moon shines by reflecting sunlight and correctly explained the causes of lunar phases.
- Polish astronomer who revived the heliocentric theory, showing that Earth and other planets orbit the Sun rather than the Earth being the center of the universe.
- Greek-Egyptian astronomer whose Almagest described the geocentric model with Earth at the center, dominating astronomy for over a thousand years.
- German mathematician and astronomer who used Brahe’s data to formulate the three laws of planetary motion describing elliptical orbits.
- English scientist who formulated the laws of motion and universal gravitation, explaining how planetary motion confirmed the heliocentric system.
- Ancient Greek observer who created the first star catalog and discovered the precession of the equinoxes, improving measurement of celestial motions.
- Greek mathematician who believed the planets and stars moved in perfect circles and that numbers could explain the harmony of the universe.
- Danish astronomer who made precise naked-eye observations of the planets and stars, creating data that helped disprove the geocentric model.
- Chinese scientist of the Han Dynasty who mapped stars, recorded eclipses and comets, and invented an early seismoscope for studying Earth and sky.
- Babylonian ruler-astronomer who established a fixed calendar era beginning in 747 BCE, allowing long-term tracking of astronomical cycles.
- Arab astronomer who refined the length of the solar year, improved trigonometric astronomy, and influenced later European scientists like Copernicus.
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- Librarian of Alexandria who used geometry and shadow measurements to accurately calculate the circumference of Earth.
- Greek philosopher who predicted a solar eclipse around 585 BCE and was among the first to explain celestial events using natural causes instead of mythology.
- Italian astronomer who used the telescope to observe Jupiter’s moons and Venus’s phases, providing strong evidence for the heliocentric model.
- Influential Greek philosopher who argued that Earth was spherical based on lunar eclipses and promoted a geocentric view of the universe.
- Greek astronomer who first proposed a heliocentric model with the Sun at the center, suggesting Earth moves around it long before Copernicus.
- Andalusian Arab astronomer who improved the astrolabe and developed precise solar tables used for navigation and calendar reform.
- Early Greek thinker who proposed that Earth floats freely in space without any physical support, using natural laws instead of myths to describe the cosmos.
- Italian philosopher who supported the heliocentric model and proposed that stars are distant suns surrounded by their own planets.
- Indian mathematician-astronomer who proposed that Earth rotates on its axis and correctly explained lunar and solar eclipses using geometry.
20 Clues: Librarian of Alexandria who used geometry and shadow measurements to accurately calculate the circumference of Earth. • Greek philosopher who realized the Moon shines by reflecting sunlight and correctly explained the causes of lunar phases. • ...
JEOPARDY FOR KATBUG! (Volume Fourteen) 2025-02-26
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- A song by Enrique Iglesias & Pitbull says, "She gon' make you move to" this city both men know well
- Holy moly! An herb called moly protected Odysseus from being turned into a swine by this witchy woman
- Creme tangerine & apple tart are mentioned in the Beatles song called "Savoy" this sweet
- Not just a Fleetwood Mac song, in Welsh mythology she was a goddess unjustly accused of killing her own son
- Despite his dad's warnings, he flew too close to the sun; the wax on his wings melted & he plunged into the sea
- Not just Odysseus but his son visits this nymph who shares her name with a music style; Angelica Kauffman depicted his welcome
- A 1982 Elton John song says "Baby's got" these, the song's title, "holding back the tears"
- Berceuse is French for this soothing type of song; Faure wrote one for a tiny little girl named Dolly
- In Greek mythology its subdivisions include Erebus & Tartarus
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- One who's nearing the end of life is knocking on this, as in a 1973 Bob Dylan song
- 6 virgins attended to the sacred flame of this Roman goddess
- We hear Shrek is really big on this gal's songs, like "Criminal" & "Shadowboxer"
- Athena promised him wisdom & victory in all battles if he judged her the fairest goddess
- "Somebody That I Used to Know" is a duet by Kimbra & this 5-letter singer
- This daughter of Tantalus turned to stone while weeping for her slain children
- When he learned that Metis was pregnant, this main Greek god swallowed her & Athena was born from his head
16 Clues: 6 virgins attended to the sacred flame of this Roman goddess • In Greek mythology its subdivisions include Erebus & Tartarus • "Somebody That I Used to Know" is a duet by Kimbra & this 5-letter singer • This daughter of Tantalus turned to stone while weeping for her slain children • ...
Myths and Legends 2023-04-09
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- Can turn people into stone
- Animal that reborns from its own ashes
- The most threatening sea monster
- Half eagle and half lion creature that guards gold
- Similar to a farm animal but with a horn
- Woman that casts spells
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- Lives in the mountains alone
- Greek mythology monster that is half lion and half person
- A demi-god son of Zeus
- Small creature that shines
- They breathe fire and can fly
- Half human and half sea animal
- Person who saves the protagonist in most stories
13 Clues: A demi-god son of Zeus • Woman that casts spells • Can turn people into stone • Small creature that shines • Lives in the mountains alone • They breathe fire and can fly • Half human and half sea animal • The most threatening sea monster • Animal that reborns from its own ashes • Similar to a farm animal but with a horn • Person who saves the protagonist in most stories • ...
Harry potter and the philosophers stone 2023-03-30
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- without without magic powers
- "a slight increase"
- a teacher of the highest rank in a college or university.
- a glass sphere filled with white smoke
- a sailing ship
- a mischievous
- remain in one place in the air.
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- highly developed
- a team sport played while straddling broomsticks,
- In Greek mythology
- one of two children or animals born at the same birth
- The study of herbs and their medical properties, especially when combined.
- remain in one place in the air.
- a person who is not conversant with a particular activity or skill.
14 Clues: a mischievous • a sailing ship • highly developed • In Greek mythology • "a slight increase" • without without magic powers • remain in one place in the air. • remain in one place in the air. • a glass sphere filled with white smoke • a team sport played while straddling broomsticks, • one of two children or animals born at the same birth • ...
The Nice and Accurate Crossword 2024-01-31
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- Elena's favourite(7)
- Julia's favourite(8)
- Anonymous physician can travel the universe but always circles back to London(2,3)
- Better than their more popular papillion counterparts(5)
- Frequently east another answer, possesses denticles(5)
- The god of war has a piece of chocolate(4,3)
- A poignant read by Sylvia Plath(3,4,3)
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- Tesco-brand puffin(7)
- That dragon book thing(6)
- The bane of Daniel.(10)
- On some god, a clover for instance(4,5)
- Prophetess from Greek mythology(9)
- Each lemon changes colour brilliantly(8)
13 Clues: Elena's favourite(7) • Julia's favourite(8) • Tesco-brand puffin(7) • The bane of Daniel.(10) • That dragon book thing(6) • Prophetess from Greek mythology(9) • A poignant read by Sylvia Plath(3,4,3) • On some god, a clover for instance(4,5) • Each lemon changes colour brilliantly(8) • The god of war has a piece of chocolate(4,3) • ...
Test your knowledge on the Isle of Bria 2020-02-24
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- Queen of the gods
- method an approach to teaching developed by the Greek philosopher, Socrates, which involves teaching people to think by asking questions
- goddess of wisdom and war, patron goddess of Athens
- Goddess of love and beauty
- Ancient Greek philosopher and mathematician whose ideas led to the field of geometry
- a type of government in which all power is held in the hands of one ruler, usually a military leader
- Ancient Greek doctor who is often called the "father of medicine"
- Ancient Athenian leader who strove to make Athens the center of art and literature and who was responsible for building the Parthenon.
- valuables taken in war
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- a government run by the people in which citizens make their laws
- Peninsula a stretch of land that extends southward into the eastern part of the Mediterranean Sea
- developed written code of Athenian law 620 BC
- Ancient Greek poet who composed two poems, the Iliad and the Odyssey, about the Trojan War
- sea goddesses in mythology that sang a lured sailors to their deaths.
- a mountain in northern Greece thought by the ancient Greeks to be the home of their gods
- a government that is run by a few people, usually by members of rich, powerful families
- Scientist of the Hellenistic Age who was the first person to explain how levers work
- powerful military ships - on the bow was a bronze-tipped battering ram, which could easily slice through a wooden ship.
- the basic law making body in a democracy, made up of a group of citizens
- a system of government ruled by a queen or a king; "one ruler"
- King of the gods
- another name for city-state used by the Greeks
22 Clues: King of the gods • Queen of the gods • valuables taken in war • Goddess of love and beauty • developed written code of Athenian law 620 BC • another name for city-state used by the Greeks • goddess of wisdom and war, patron goddess of Athens • a system of government ruled by a queen or a king; "one ruler" • a government run by the people in which citizens make their laws • ...
Roman and Greek cross puzzle 2021-02-11
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- While Roman Emperors liked to celebrate themselves by building monuments, Ancient civilizations liked to commemorate their victories in battle over an
- As the Greeks were allowed to marry more than once, the Romans were not they were forever
- Like art in other aspects of Ancient Roman culture, Roman architecture borrowed heavily from
- The gods were very important to both the Romans and Greeks they were both very
- In Rome, singing and dancing were also a big part of their
- Like Greek, Roman towns consisted of buildings and
- A collection of traditional stories, beliefs, and rituals that they used to describe the history and religious beliefs that the Romans used was called
- Both Romans and Greeks focused on their art on important
- In Greece woman did not have many rights in Rome woman had more
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- In both Rome and Greece, many different people had many different
- important thing in both Rome and Greece for the wealthy was
- While the Romans were a Republic, the Greeks were a
- Something that was important to the Romans that was not important to the Greeks was
- Like the Romans their projects were never small
- Something that was a big part of the Roman culture was
- Romans and Greeks found an easier way of writing called
- Romans earlier referred people who couldn’t speak Greek as barbarians, but later referred to them as big groups of
- Rome was found on the coast of middle Italy, as today it is the capital of the country
- Another big part of Rome and Greek culture was
- If you wore nice clothes and nice homes you were considered
20 Clues: Another big part of Rome and Greek culture was • Like the Romans their projects were never small • Like Greek, Roman towns consisted of buildings and • While the Romans were a Republic, the Greeks were a • Something that was a big part of the Roman culture was • Romans and Greeks found an easier way of writing called • ...
Ancient Greece 2025-05-06
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- Greek city state
- a city state focused on military
- a member of the most powerful class in ancient Greek society
- a portion of land almost completely surrounded by water
- a form of government where the citizens hold power
- the empire that helped Sparta in the peloponnesian war
- a temple in Athens that is for athena
- a term that is used to describe Greek like places
- a war between two city states that also involved all of Greece and lasted between 431 and 404 BCE
- belief in more that one god
- ancient stories that reveal truths about human nature and why people act in certain ways by describing entertaining adventures
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- the spread of cultural traits from one civilization to another
- a well known person who made a giant empire and expanded Greek culture
- the upper part of a city state in ancient Greece where most of the buildings are located
- a man in ancient Greece that is thought to be the first person to develop philosophy
- a government in which a small amount of people rule
- a body of stories about gods and heroes that tries to explain how the world works
- short tale to teach a moral lesson often with animals or inanimate objects
- shipping and navigation pertaining to the sea
- a long poem that tells a story about a hero
- government in which a small group of people rule
- the name of the battle that is considered to be the most important in the Persian war
- a location in Europe that is made from many peninsulas
- general study of knowledge and the world
- a city state focused on art
25 Clues: Greek city state • a city state focused on art • belief in more that one god • a city state focused on military • a temple in Athens that is for athena • general study of knowledge and the world • a long poem that tells a story about a hero • shipping and navigation pertaining to the sea • government in which a small group of people rule • ...
December 2021-12-01
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- on the 17 this syrup is celebrated
- Christmas, Kwanza, chanukah eg
- on the 15th what should you wear
- number of days related to food this month
- flower associated with the 12th month
- how narcissus died
- Narcissus in this mythology was a handsome hunter
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- the narcissus can represent this
- human rights and Nobel prize day are both on the __
- some people have _______sweater parties
- December comes from decem in this language
- hockey, football, basketball eg
- on the 8th it is________ day in the US
- gem associated with December
- this solstice occurs
- on the 21st it is ______puzzle day
- on the 18th it is national ___day
17 Clues: how narcissus died • this solstice occurs • gem associated with December • Christmas, Kwanza, chanukah eg • hockey, football, basketball eg • the narcissus can represent this • on the 15th what should you wear • on the 18th it is national ___day • on the 17 this syrup is celebrated • on the 21st it is ______puzzle day • flower associated with the 12th month • ...
