greek mythology Crossword Puzzles
Roman Mythology 2025-05-15
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- king of the underworld, ruler of the dead
- goddess of love and beauty
- god of retribution and justice
- goddess of wisdom, warfare and domestic arts
- god of fire, blacksmith of the gods
- goddess of agriculture
- god of thunder and lightning
- goddess of the hunt and the moon
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- god of the sun
- goddess of young grain, queen of the underworld
- goddess of marriage, queen of the gods
- god of the sea
- god of war and violence
- god of love
14 Clues: god of love • god of the sun • god of the sea • goddess of agriculture • god of war and violence • goddess of love and beauty • god of thunder and lightning • god of retribution and justice • goddess of the hunt and the moon • god of fire, blacksmith of the gods • goddess of marriage, queen of the gods • king of the underworld, ruler of the dead • ...
Orthodox Eucharist & Prosphora Crossword Puzzle 2025-09-28
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- Greek letters meaning Christ
- Greek word meaning 'to offer'
- Shape recalling Christ's offering of Himself for the life of the world
- Those commemorated in the nine small triangles
- Begins with 'O Lord Jesus Christ, only begotten Son of the Eternal Father...' 15. Greek word meaning 'work of the people'
- Pierced Jesus' side to confirm His death
- Hill where Christ was crucified
- Christ is the_______of Life feeding the faithful
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- Greek word meaning 'to give thanks'
- Used to offer vinegar to Christ on the cross
- Plate on which the bread is arranged at the Divine Liturgy
- Greek letters meaning Jesus
- Shape symbolizing the world God created and eternal life
- Represents believers who flavor the world
- Symbol of Christians raising those around them
- Title for Jesus as the sacrifice who takes away sins of the world
- Symbol of life and cleansing; used as zeal of martyrs
17 Clues: Greek letters meaning Jesus • Greek letters meaning Christ • Greek word meaning 'to offer' • Hill where Christ was crucified • Greek word meaning 'to give thanks' • Represents believers who flavor the world • Pierced Jesus' side to confirm His death • Used to offer vinegar to Christ on the cross • Those commemorated in the nine small triangles • ...
Ancient Greek Life 2023-11-16
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- Someone you could buy in the marketplace
- Something that Ancient Greek tables were inlaid with.
- Expensive food in Ancient Greece
- Who prepared food for everyone in the courtyard?
- Who did men hear at the Agora?
- Greek houses were made of this
- Who did men listen to at the Agora?
- King Philip of Macedonia did this to Greece
- Cheap food in Ancient Greece
- The name for where people shopped
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- These people found Ancient Greek statues, pottery, vases and cups.
- Name of the place with plunge pools and steam baths
- What Greek culture did bewteen 600-300 BC
- Someone you could visit in the marketplace
- The name of common Ancient Greek clothing.
15 Clues: Cheap food in Ancient Greece • Who did men hear at the Agora? • Greek houses were made of this • Expensive food in Ancient Greece • The name for where people shopped • Who did men listen to at the Agora? • Someone you could buy in the marketplace • What Greek culture did bewteen 600-300 BC • Someone you could visit in the marketplace • ...
6th Grade EOY SS 2023-05-10
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- construction project/tomb in Egypt
- emperor of Rome who converted to Christianity
- temple to Athena
- Roman cities used these to bring fresh water
- the abbreviated Latin motto of Rome
- the ______ road traveled from China to Rome
- the Latin name of Aphrodite
- temple to the gods in Rome
- amphitheater in Rome
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- the Greek city-state known for wisdom and its navy
- the Greek city-state known for bravery and its army
- the Latin name of Zeus
- the most complex and decorative Greek column
- the first government of Rome
- the most basic, standard Greek column
- the first emperor of Rome
- architectural style used for doorways in Rome
- the Jewish king who built the first temple
- the messiah of Christianity
19 Clues: temple to Athena • amphitheater in Rome • the Latin name of Zeus • the first emperor of Rome • temple to the gods in Rome • the messiah of Christianity • the Latin name of Aphrodite • the first government of Rome • construction project/tomb in Egypt • the abbreviated Latin motto of Rome • the most basic, standard Greek column • the Jewish king who built the first temple • ...
Ancient Greece 2015-09-29
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- people of rank in a community
- greek politician that lived during ancient times
- a group of ruling class families in Rome
- rule by the people
- sovereign state consisting of city and dependent territories
- form of democracy which people decide policy directly
- judicial officer with limited authority
- greek philosopher 382-322
- classical Greek philosopher
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- greek philosopher 427-347
- aided phillip in defeating the Athenian and Theban armies
- ruler that governs without restriction
- the belief of the existence of many gods
- power to make or enforce laws
- someone that is pat of a small group
- member of general citizenry ancient Rome
- a set of pieces that work together
- ruler or head of state
- person that is legally recognized as a member of a state
19 Clues: rule by the people • ruler or head of state • greek philosopher 427-347 • greek philosopher 382-322 • classical Greek philosopher • people of rank in a community • power to make or enforce laws • a set of pieces that work together • someone that is pat of a small group • ruler that governs without restriction • judicial officer with limited authority • ...
Ancient Greece - Lesson #2 "Customs and Beliefs" 2024-04-09
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- statues of gods and goddesses lived here
- festival of athletes who compete every 4 years
- ruler of all Greek Gods and Goddesses
- story about someones belief of the world
- god of music
- sea to the south of Greece
- sea to the east of Greece
- Homer wrote many of these
- Greek Gods looks like a.......?
- sea to the west of Greece
- the Greeks depended on this for quality trading
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- God of the Seas
- of the two Greek peninsulas, this one is south of the Greek mainland
- narrow strip of land that connects two large lands
- gods and goddesses lived here
- goddess of wisdom
- Zeus's wife
- trading group who introduced our alphabet
- body of land surrounded by three sides of water
19 Clues: Zeus's wife • god of music • God of the Seas • goddess of wisdom • sea to the east of Greece • Homer wrote many of these • sea to the west of Greece • sea to the south of Greece • gods and goddesses lived here • Greek Gods looks like a.......? • ruler of all Greek Gods and Goddesses • statues of gods and goddesses lived here • story about someones belief of the world • ...
chapter 4.3 crossword puzzle 2024-09-18
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- an ancient Greek astronomer and mathematician
- an Athenian historian and general
- a tragedian of classical Athens
- an ancient Greek mathematician active as a geometer and logician.
- a Greek historian and geographer from the Greek city of Halicarnassus
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- an ancient Ionian Greek philosopher
- a mathematician, geographer, poet, astronomer, and music theorist.
- an Ancient Greek comic playwright from Athens and a poet of Old Attic Comedy
- a Greek politician and general during the Golden Age of Athens
- an ancient Greek tragedian
- an Ancient Greek mathematician, physicist, engineer, astronomer, and inventor from the ancient city of Syracuse in Sicily
11 Clues: an ancient Greek tragedian • a tragedian of classical Athens • an Athenian historian and general • an ancient Ionian Greek philosopher • an ancient Greek astronomer and mathematician • a Greek politician and general during the Golden Age of Athens • an ancient Greek mathematician active as a geometer and logician. • ...
Blood Sucking Species 2022-10-05
15 Clues: Laos • Japan • India • Surinam • Cambodia • Malaysia • Malaysia • Thailand • Indonesia • Dharmic Religion • Wallachian Mythology • The Bahamas, Barbados • Haiti, Louisiana,Grenada • weakness are garlic,crucifixes and holy water • Dominica, St. Lucian, Trinidadian, Guadeloupean
Ancient Greece 2018-03-25
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- / Greek philosopher and mathematician who lived from 423 B.C. to 347 B.C. and whose major contributions include authoring philosophical dialogues
- / ancient Greek tragedian known as the “Father of Tragedy.”
- / Greek philosopher who lived from 384 B.C. until 322 B.C. and whose major contributions include writings on morality, logic, politics, and science.
- / Greek philosopher who lived from 469 B.C. until 399 B.C. and is credited with major contributions to the study of ethics and logic.
- / famous 5th century sculptor and painter.
- / ancient Greek historian who is known as the first writer to collect materials and arrange them in a narrative.
- / ancient Greek physician known for organizing the field of medicine, condensing the knowledge of previous medical practitioners, and establishing medicine as a profession.
- / During the Persian Wars, ______ had destroyed much of Athens.
- / ancient Greek epic poet and the author of The Iliad and The Odyssey.
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- / Athenian orator and general; leader in Athens from 461 B.C. through 429 B.C
- / ancient Greek mathematician who was known as the "Father of Geometry" due to his contributions to the field of mathematics, particularly geometry, theorems, and the history of mathematics.
- to Athena / built on the Athenian Acropolis
- / What theorem did Euclid make?
- / ancient Greek scientist and mathematician known for contributions like the discovery of density, physics, the science of pulleys and levers, and providing the foundations for many mathematical and scientific theories.
- / Phidias's most famous sculptures are of Zeus and ______
15 Clues: / What theorem did Euclid make? • / famous 5th century sculptor and painter. • to Athena / built on the Athenian Acropolis • / Phidias's most famous sculptures are of Zeus and ______ • / ancient Greek tragedian known as the “Father of Tragedy.” • / During the Persian Wars, ______ had destroyed much of Athens. • ...
Mythical Creatures Persian 2024-03-22
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- A supernatural being from Persian mythology, usually depicted as an old woman with sharp teeth, long, stringy hair, and talons
- A mythical creature from Mesopotamian and Persian mythology, depicted as a winged animal, usually a bull or a lion, with the head of a man
- A legendary creature from Persian folklore, known as a fearsome beast with the head of a man, body of a lion, and tail of a scorpion
- A mythical creature resembling a large cat with wings, often depicted as a guardian of treasures
- A mythical creature from Persian mythology, often depicted as an enormous winged creature with the head of a dog, body of a peacock, and claws of a lion
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- A mythical bird from Persian folklore, associated with fire and often depicted as a symbol of resurrection
- A mythical creature from Persian folklore, often depicted as having a dog's body with the head and wings of an eagle, and is said to live beneath the Tree of All SeedsGavaevodata a primordial bovine creature from Persian mythology, often depicted as a guardian of the Tree of Life
- A mythical creature that consumes itself in fire every hundred years. Always flying and never landing. A bird of fortune.
- A supernatural being from Persian mythology, exquisite, winged spirits renowned for their beauty
9 Clues: A supernatural being from Persian mythology, exquisite, winged spirits renowned for their beauty • A mythical creature resembling a large cat with wings, often depicted as a guardian of treasures • A mythical bird from Persian folklore, associated with fire and often depicted as a symbol of resurrection • ...
History Week 12 2023-11-13
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- Leonardo spent months studying this creature so he could sculpt it well. (P. 45)
- Sandro Boticelli went to live with his brother, who was a ____ (P. 39)
- ____ succeeded Cosimo as the head of the Medici family. (P. 27)
- Boticelli was also asked to paint numerous scenes from Greek mythology by this family. (P. 40)
- One of Boticelli's first commissions was to make a painting called this. (P. 40)
- One of Leonardo's most famous paintings is titled ___ (P. 46)
- Leonardo was so good at this activity that his boss quit and let him take over the business (P. 44)
- Leo Da Vinci was the ____ son of a lawyer. (P. 43)
- The Turkish ___ died in 1481. (P. 32)
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- This pope hated the Medici family (P. 29)
- This man died in 1464 (P. 27)
- Girolamo Savonarola was born in this town in 1492. (P. 35)
- When he was this age, Lorenzo Medici's parents decided it was time for him to marry. (P. 28)
- Leonardo as a child was so good at this subject that his instructor quit teaching him! (P. 43)
- Girolamo Savonarola encouraged people to forsake ancient philosophers like this man (P. 36)
15 Clues: This man died in 1464 (P. 27) • The Turkish ___ died in 1481. (P. 32) • This pope hated the Medici family (P. 29) • Leo Da Vinci was the ____ son of a lawyer. (P. 43) • Girolamo Savonarola was born in this town in 1492. (P. 35) • One of Leonardo's most famous paintings is titled ___ (P. 46) • ____ succeeded Cosimo as the head of the Medici family. (P. 27) • ...
Star-Crossed 2025-01-28
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- An app that analyzes the kind of day you will have based on your star signs, and can also compare your relationships and compatibility with others on the app.
- A card game which involves gaining affection tokens through delivering letters to the princess.
- The Japanese festival of Tanabata, or the Star Festival, is celebrated to commemorate two star-crossed lovers represented by the stars Vega, and this star.
- The name of the most renowned male “star-crossed lover” in Shakespearean works.
- The holiday that this game is themed around.
- The name of the first Veto competition of this season of Swift.
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- The planet named after the Roman goddess of love and beauty.
- A word that means to be very loving and/or loyal.
- A word meaning having a brief, but intense infatuation with someone.
- A flower that symbolizes romantic love, when red.
- In a story portraying the two star-crossed lovers, Jay Gatsby and Daisy, this actor plays Jay in one of movie portrayals.
- The name of Cupid in Greek Mythology.
- The popular video game in which players try to buy the most Super Stars.
- Another word for starry-eyed.
- A cloud of dust and gas in space.
15 Clues: Another word for starry-eyed. • A cloud of dust and gas in space. • The name of Cupid in Greek Mythology. • The holiday that this game is themed around. • A word that means to be very loving and/or loyal. • A flower that symbolizes romantic love, when red. • The planet named after the Roman goddess of love and beauty. • ...
Fantasy Creatures 2025-06-19
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- What magical creature is known for its single horn on its forehead?
- What tiny, magical creature has wings and is often associated with good luck?
- What small, bearded creature is often depicted as living underground and guarding treasure?
- What legendary bird is said to be reborn from its own ashes?
- What person uses spells and potions for both good and bad purposes?
- What creature is half-human, half-horse, with the upper body of a human and lower body of a horse?
- What half-human, half-fish creature lives in the water?
- What mythical creature is a human that transforms into a wolf during the full moon?
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- What person possesses magical powers and is skilled in sorcery?
- What mythical creature has wings and breathes fire?
- What creature is known for its ability to transform into a bat and drink blood?
- What winged horse in Greek mythology is often associated with thunder and lightning?
- What legendary sea monster is often depicted as a giant octopus or squid?
- What creature is large, ugly, and often depicted as threatening?
- What mythical creature has the body of a lion and the head of an eagle?
15 Clues: What mythical creature has wings and breathes fire? • What half-human, half-fish creature lives in the water? • What legendary bird is said to be reborn from its own ashes? • What person possesses magical powers and is skilled in sorcery? • What creature is large, ugly, and often depicted as threatening? • ...
Geography and Settlement of Early Greece 2025-03-31
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- The early Greek civilization known for trade and warfare
- This sea lies between Greece and the Italian Peninsula
- A period of Greek history (1200 - 750 BC) with cultural decline and no written records
- A mighty Middle-Eastern empire that attempted to invade Greece in 490 B.C.
- A landform with water on three sides
- A powerful Greek city-state that emphasized a powerful military
- A powerful Greek city-state that emphasized education
- The exchanging of surplus goods
- In Greece, there is scarcity in _______ soil
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- Greece's geography is very _________
- An ocean that rests between Europe and North Africa
- A coastal colony that developed along the coast of Turkey and influenced the Greek alphabet
- An independent political unit consisting of a city and its surrounding land.
- Greek exports mainly included olive oil, _______, and pottery
- The Greeks were a ________ people, as they relied heavily on the sea for resources and travel
15 Clues: The exchanging of surplus goods • Greece's geography is very _________ • A landform with water on three sides • In Greece, there is scarcity in _______ soil • An ocean that rests between Europe and North Africa • A powerful Greek city-state that emphasized education • This sea lies between Greece and the Italian Peninsula • ...
Unit 16: Anim, Carn, Phys & Review Roots 2024-04-03
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- Latin root that means 4
- scientist who studies matter and energy
- Greek root that means one
- something you can see or touch
- living thing not human nor plant
- animals that eat meat
- born again with a different body
- Greek root that means 8
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- matter or energy such as light and sound
- lively or excited
- medical doctor
- non-living
- Greek root that means million, great, large
- Greek root that means love
- person who creates movies or cartoons
15 Clues: non-living • medical doctor • lively or excited • animals that eat meat • Latin root that means 4 • Greek root that means 8 • Greek root that means one • Greek root that means love • something you can see or touch • living thing not human nor plant • born again with a different body • person who creates movies or cartoons • scientist who studies matter and energy • ...
ATG 2024-11-20
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- Ancient Greek culture
- Legendary knot that Alexander famously untied
- A military formation used by ancient Greeks
- Period of education & training underAristotle
- Name meaning "defender of men"
- Ancient kingdom ruled by Philip II
- Greek philosopher who taught Alexander
- The last king of Persia
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- king of Macedon who conquered much of the known world
- Alexander's closest friend
- The horse ridden by Alexander
- Wife of Alexander
- The spread of Greek culture
- Battle between Alexander & Darius III
- A greek philosopher who meet Alexander
15 Clues: Wife of Alexander • Ancient Greek culture • The last king of Persia • Alexander's closest friend • The spread of Greek culture • The horse ridden by Alexander • Name meaning "defender of men" • Ancient kingdom ruled by Philip II • Battle between Alexander & Darius III • A greek philosopher who meet Alexander • Greek philosopher who taught Alexander • ...
Greek Letters 2025-02-25
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- Its significance lies in its association with the sixth letter of the Greek alphabet, electrical potential, binary star systems, and mathematical functions.
- It's a general word indicating a large quantity or number, which doesn't have a precise mathematical definition.
- Its significance lies in its association with the twentieth letter of the Greek alphabet and its role as a star system in astronomy.
- has various meanings, ranging from its role in the Greek alphabet to its use in geography, mathematics, finance, and other fields.
- Its significance lies in its association with the eleventh letter of the Greek alphabet, eigenvalues, functional programming, and wavelengths.
- It symbolizes the beginning, the starting point, often used in phrases
- Its significance lies in its association with the seventh letter of the Greek alphabet, efficiency, meteorological winds, and massive star systems.
- has various meanings, ranging from its role in the Greek alphabet to its use in physics, mathematics, statistics, and image processing.
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- Its significance lies in its association with the fifth letter of the Greek alphabet, small quantities in mathematics, limit definitions in calculus, and finite-state machines in computer science.
- Its significance lies in its association with the eighth letter of the Greek alphabet, angles, parameters, temperature, phase, and brain waves.
- Its significance lies in its association with the eighteenth letter of the Greek alphabet, summation, standard deviation, and surface tension.
- Its significance lies in its association with the finality of things, the ultimate goal, and angular velocity.
- Its significance lies in its association with the tenth letter of the Greek alphabet, water spirits, inter-rater reliability, and concurrent processes.
- It symbolizes the stage following "alpha," often used in phrases
- Its significance lies in its association with the fifteenth letter of the Greek alphabet and its role as a variant of the SARS-CoV-2 virus.
15 Clues: It symbolizes the stage following "alpha," often used in phrases • It symbolizes the beginning, the starting point, often used in phrases • Its significance lies in its association with the finality of things, the ultimate goal, and angular velocity. • ...
Norse 2022-05-20
7 Clues: Odin's wife • Baldur's wife • god of mischief • Weak to Mistletoe • Stories that have beliefs • Greatest of all the gods\ • The mythology these gods are from
Mythical Creatures 2023-10-09
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- mythical creature with the body of a lion and the head and wings of an eagle.
- mythical bird known for its ability to be reborn from its own ashes.
- legendary sea monster often depicted as a giant octopus or squid.
- winged horse from Greek mythology, often associated with poetry and the Muses.
- legendary serpent-like creature often associated with fire and flight.
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- mythical horse-like creature with a single spiral horn on its forehead.
- mythical sea creature with the upper body of a human and the lower body of a fish.
- mythical beast with the body parts of various animals, often including a lion, goat, and serpent.
- creature with the body of a human and the head of a bull, known for its labyrinthine home.
- creature with the upper body of a human and the lower body of a horse.
10 Clues: legendary sea monster often depicted as a giant octopus or squid. • mythical bird known for its ability to be reborn from its own ashes. • creature with the upper body of a human and the lower body of a horse. • legendary serpent-like creature often associated with fire and flight. • mythical horse-like creature with a single spiral horn on its forehead. • ...
Ancient Greek Warfare Crossword 2025-05-01
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- – Two-wheeled vehicle used in early warfare
- – Engine used to hurl projectiles in battle
- – Tight infantry formation used by Greek soldiers
- – Military tactic of surrounding and attacking a fortress
- – Ancient Greek warship with three rows of oars
- – Political unit made up of a city and its territory
- – Defensive gear held in the hand to block attacks
- – Maritime force used in Greek sea battles
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- – Famous war between the Greeks and Persians
- – Long thrusting weapon used in battle
- – Area where armies clashed in combat
- – Heavily armed foot soldier in Ancient Greece
- – Metal used for many Greek weapons and armor
- – Protective headgear worn by soldiers
- – Greek word for a military general or commander
15 Clues: – Area where armies clashed in combat • – Long thrusting weapon used in battle • – Protective headgear worn by soldiers • – Maritime force used in Greek sea battles • – Two-wheeled vehicle used in early warfare • – Engine used to hurl projectiles in battle • – Famous war between the Greeks and Persians • – Metal used for many Greek weapons and armor • ...
Orpheus and Eurydice 2021-10-05
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- a king who, for his crimes, was condemned to stand in water that receded when he tried to drink
- an ancient stringed instrument resembling a small harp
- while collecting flowers, was bitten on the foot by a snake down by the riverside and died
- a cruel king of Corinth condemned forever to roll a huge stone up a hill, only to have it fall down again
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- the upper edge of the side of a vessel
- god of the underworld
- divine beings represented as beautiful maidens who live in natural places such as trees
- the home of the blessed, or those who were judged to have lived well after death
- could make such heavenly songs that when he sat down to sing, the trees would crowd around to shade him.
- in greek mythology, the river across which the souls of the dead are transported
10 Clues: god of the underworld • the upper edge of the side of a vessel • an ancient stringed instrument resembling a small harp • the home of the blessed, or those who were judged to have lived well after death • in greek mythology, the river across which the souls of the dead are transported • ...
Ancient Greek Governments 2023-05-03
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- Under the rule of the oligarchs, the rich became richer and the poor became
- military leaders who took over the oligarchs by force
- Tyrants were
- What oligarchs hosted at night
- another name for a tyrant
- How many governments there were
- the last ancient Greek government
- first city-state to have a government called a democracy
- the advisors who overthrew the kings and formed an oligarchy
- any free man
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- the longest ancient Greek government
- democracy means
- Aristocrats supplied military leaders with
- the kings advisors
- the second ancient Greek government
- the third ancient Greek government
16 Clues: Tyrants were • any free man • democracy means • the kings advisors • another name for a tyrant • What oligarchs hosted at night • How many governments there were • the last ancient Greek government • the third ancient Greek government • the second ancient Greek government • the longest ancient Greek government • Aristocrats supplied military leaders with • ...
GREEK 2022-05-01
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- nella mitologia classica, metà cavallo e metà uomo
- caratteristica dell'imperfetto
- padre di Achille
- è privativa in atanaton
- combatterono contro i troiani
- fuoco in latino
- la causa della guerra di troia
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- Teti vi ungeva Achille
- fanciullo in latino
- figlio di Teti
- lo sono gli eroi
- il centauro che allevò achille
- sorelle di Teti
- fanciullo in greco
14 Clues: figlio di Teti • fuoco in latino • sorelle di Teti • lo sono gli eroi • padre di Achille • fanciullo in greco • fanciullo in latino • Teti vi ungeva Achille • è privativa in atanaton • combatterono contro i troiani • caratteristica dell'imperfetto • il centauro che allevò achille • la causa della guerra di troia • nella mitologia classica, metà cavallo e metà uomo
rome and greek 2021-02-12
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- trident
- both places believe in these
- wealthy roman citizens
- god of war
- a very good greek general
- helped them to learn
- a stadium in rome
- zeus's daughter
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- a set of laws for the romans
- very important pet
- someone who takes control of rome in emergencies
- both loved playing these
- would happen to girls at age 12-13 in greek
- a story in greece about a horse
- a city in greek that had a good military
- greeks love this event
- messenger god
- loved hunting with bow and arrow
- lightning
- ruled the underworld
20 Clues: trident • lightning • god of war • messenger god • zeus's daughter • a stadium in rome • very important pet • helped them to learn • ruled the underworld • wealthy roman citizens • greeks love this event • both loved playing these • a very good greek general • a set of laws for the romans • both places believe in these • a story in greece about a horse • loved hunting with bow and arrow • ...
Mauryan Empire 2020-06-27
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- Capital of the Nanda dynasty
- written by Kautilya
- Founder of Mauryan Empire
- protection of animals
- Solid dome like structure
- War drum
- The beloved of the Gods
- Greek historian
- Bindusara was also known as
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- Governor of North-western province
- Sent Megasthenes to Chandragupta
- Call to non-violence
- Most important event of Ashoka
- Greek ambassador at court of Chandragupta
- Successor of Mauryan Empire
- Place where Sanchi Stupa is located
- Daughter of Greek commander
- The beautiful One
- Book written by Megasthenes
- Advisor and prime minister of Chandragupta
- Decree issued by a Sovereign
21 Clues: War drum • Greek historian • The beautiful One • written by Kautilya • Call to non-violence • protection of animals • The beloved of the Gods • Founder of Mauryan Empire • Solid dome like structure • Successor of Mauryan Empire • Daughter of Greek commander • Book written by Megasthenes • Bindusara was also known as • Capital of the Nanda dynasty • Decree issued by a Sovereign • ...
Greeks and Trojans 2017-11-27
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- Paris's father
- Paris's mother
- Achilles's campanion
- king of the gods
- king of Scyros who hides Achilles
- An ancient Greek city in the northeast
- Greekwho fights in the Trojan war
- Greek leader in the Trojan war
- Trojan prince and war leader
- wisest of the Centaurs
- An ancient ruined city in northwest Turkey
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- Island with Greece
- High king over Greece
- river in the underwrld
- Greek spy
- king of Sparta
- most famous soothsayer
- sun god
- an arm of the Mediterranean sea off southeast Europe
- Paris's love before Helen
20 Clues: sun god • Greek spy • Paris's father • Paris's mother • king of Sparta • king of the gods • Island with Greece • Achilles's campanion • High king over Greece • river in the underwrld • most famous soothsayer • wisest of the Centaurs • Paris's love before Helen • Trojan prince and war leader • Greek leader in the Trojan war • king of Scyros who hides Achilles • Greekwho fights in the Trojan war • ...
Greek vs rome 2021-02-11
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- They both had Things we do for fun
- They both had a type of
- They both had movements or
- They both had wood objects, or
- They both had something that you read or
- They both had laws and people that worked for them or
- They both had shirts or
- Ancient Greeks decorated almost every part of their lives from art and Rome got there from
- They both had People that farm
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- They both had Jazz or
- They both had that you could live in
- Greek loved vegetables and Rome loved heavy food or
- They both love animals, or
- The Greek started 3500 years ago and the roman started 1500 years
- They both had buildings that you learn in or known as
- Rome had a light breakfast and Greek had a big
- They both had weddings but in Greek you can get married at the age of 12-13 but in Rome you have to be an
- both had sports
- Rome had 3 wars and Greek also had a lot of
19 Clues: both had sports • They both had Jazz or • They both had a type of • They both had shirts or • They both love animals, or • They both had movements or • They both had wood objects, or • They both had People that farm • They both had Things we do for fun • They both had that you could live in • They both had something that you read or • Rome had 3 wars and Greek also had a lot of • ...
G7 T3 MID VOCAB REVIEW 2025-02-17
Across
- TO ROT OR DECAY
- THE DRIVING FORCE OR MOTIVATION FOR SOMETHING
- TO USE FOR SELFISH REASONS
- AN INJURY OR WEAKNESS
- TO PUT EMPHASIS ON SOMETHING
- GREEK ROOT WATER
- GREEK WORD EARTH
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- STATEMENTS THAT ADDRESS OPPOSING OPINIONS
- A SMALL AMOUNT OF SOMETHING
- TO KEEP SOMETHING ALIVE, OR GOING
- GREEK WORD LIGHT
- SOMETHING THAT IS DIFFICULT TO UNDERSTAND
- GREEK WORD SMALL
- SOMETHING THAT IS BORING
14 Clues: TO ROT OR DECAY • GREEK WORD LIGHT • GREEK WORD SMALL • GREEK ROOT WATER • GREEK WORD EARTH • AN INJURY OR WEAKNESS • SOMETHING THAT IS BORING • TO USE FOR SELFISH REASONS • A SMALL AMOUNT OF SOMETHING • TO PUT EMPHASIS ON SOMETHING • TO KEEP SOMETHING ALIVE, OR GOING • STATEMENTS THAT ADDRESS OPPOSING OPINIONS • SOMETHING THAT IS DIFFICULT TO UNDERSTAND • ...
Caput VI Vocabulary 2013-11-04
21 Clues: god • why • now • and • book • fault • there • where • tyrant • Greek man • treachery • to endure • to be able • Greek woman • male student • a second man • a full thing • a safe thing • female student • a lasting thing • your (pl) thing
Extra Credit Vocab Crossword 2021-12-12
Across
- The way a writer appeals to the audience's reason ro logic
- The way an author shows a reader or audeince they are credible and trustworthy
- Can be internal or external; whe na character has an issue or problem
- Latin root meaning mind or spirit
- Greek root meaning family or race
- An acronym meaning restate, answer, cite, expand
- The way an author appeals to the audience's emotions
- Descriptive language appealing to the five senses
- A claim supported by reasons and evidence
- Greek prefix meaning one/only
- Greek root meaning people
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- A hint at what is going to happen later in the story
- The message or main idea of a story, drama, or poem
- How an author tells us directly or indirectly about a character's traits
- An author's reason for writing something
- Greek root meaning self
- Greek root meaning name
17 Clues: Greek root meaning self • Greek root meaning name • Greek root meaning people • Greek prefix meaning one/only • Latin root meaning mind or spirit • Greek root meaning family or race • An author's reason for writing something • A claim supported by reasons and evidence • An acronym meaning restate, answer, cite, expand • Descriptive language appealing to the five senses • ...
Doc Lowe - Work Life Balance 2023-05-05
Across
- One of Bill's high school sports
- Bill's wife
- Greek philosopher, wrote the Poetics
- Middle son
- Bill's Favorite philosopher
- Greek playwright, wrote Oedipus Tyrannos
- Fitness class detested by Bill
- Bad boy of Greek playwrights, wrote Medea
- another of Bill's high school sports
- Number of Bill's work wives at Loyola
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- Bill's undergrad institution
- Roman general and Bill's Roman role model
- Bill's graduate school
- Roman epic poet of the AP syllabus
- Youngest son
- Bill's daily amusement
- Bill's granddaughter
- Publishing company where Bill worked
- Bank where Bill worked
- Bill's grandson
- Oldest son
21 Clues: Middle son • Oldest son • Bill's wife • Youngest son • Bill's grandson • Bill's granddaughter • Bill's graduate school • Bill's daily amusement • Bank where Bill worked • Bill's Favorite philosopher • Bill's undergrad institution • Fitness class detested by Bill • One of Bill's high school sports • Roman epic poet of the AP syllabus • Greek philosopher, wrote the Poetics • ...
Legendary Figures 2015-04-07
MSC The Mini 2025-04-14
Across
- A type of drug formulation that releases active ingredients gradually
- The document that gives a pharmacist instructions for dispensing a medication
- The role of wolves in their ecosystem
- The study of how drugs move through the body
- A wolf's sharp teeth
- The wild ancestor of the domestic dog
- A common Easter flower symbolizing rebirth
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- Easter animal symbolising rebirth
- A drug's specific ability to produce a desired effect
- A form of medication, often taken by mouth
- The day that marks the start of Easter
- A term for a prescription given for medication to be used regularly
- The pack leader of a wolf group
- A form of wolf mythology, where humans transform into wolves
- Building the majority of CLS rooms are in
- The common shape of chocolate at Easter
- Mythical wolf that chases the sun in Norse mythology
17 Clues: A wolf's sharp teeth • The pack leader of a wolf group • Easter animal symbolising rebirth • The role of wolves in their ecosystem • The wild ancestor of the domestic dog • The day that marks the start of Easter • The common shape of chocolate at Easter • Building the majority of CLS rooms are in • A form of medication, often taken by mouth • ...
MNO Part 3 2013-07-13
Across
- an irregular arrangement of patches of color; colour with streaks or blotches of different shades
- a line that indicates a boundary
- favoritism shown to relatives or close friends by those in power (as by giving them jobs)
- helping someone grow up to be an accepted member of the community; the properties acquired as a consequence of the way you were treated as a child
- injurious to physical or mental health
- make ineffective by counterbalancing the effect of; show to be invalid
- a soft wet area of low-lying land that sinks underfoot
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- any of numerous plants having stinging hairs that cause skin irritation on contact (especially of the genus Urtica or family Urticaceae); sting with or as with nettles and cause a stinging pain or sensation
- effusively or insincerely emotional
- a member of the Muslim dynasty that ruled India until 1857; a bump on a ski slope
- belonging to or active during the night; of or relating to or occurring in the night
- (Greek mythology) the goddess of divine retribution and vengeance; something causes misery or death
- offensively malodorous; causing or able to cause nausea
13 Clues: a line that indicates a boundary • effusively or insincerely emotional • injurious to physical or mental health • a soft wet area of low-lying land that sinks underfoot • offensively malodorous; causing or able to cause nausea • make ineffective by counterbalancing the effect of; show to be invalid • ...
MNO Part 3 2013-07-13
Across
- an irregular arrangement of patches of color; colour with streaks or blotches of different shades
- a line that indicates a boundary
- favoritism shown to relatives or close friends by those in power (as by giving them jobs)
- helping someone grow up to be an accepted member of the community; the properties acquired as a consequence of the way you were treated as a child
- injurious to physical or mental health
- make ineffective by counterbalancing the effect of; show to be invalid
- a soft wet area of low-lying land that sinks underfoot
Down
- any of numerous plants having stinging hairs that cause skin irritation on contact (especially of the genus Urtica or family Urticaceae); sting with or as with nettles and cause a stinging pain or sensation
- effusively or insincerely emotional
- a member of the Muslim dynasty that ruled India until 1857; a bump on a ski slope
- belonging to or active during the night; of or relating to or occurring in the night
- (Greek mythology) the goddess of divine retribution and vengeance; something causes misery or death
- offensively malodorous; causing or able to cause nausea
13 Clues: a line that indicates a boundary • effusively or insincerely emotional • injurious to physical or mental health • a soft wet area of low-lying land that sinks underfoot • offensively malodorous; causing or able to cause nausea • make ineffective by counterbalancing the effect of; show to be invalid • ...
MNO Part 3 2013-07-13
Across
- an irregular arrangement of patches of color; colour with streaks or blotches of different shades
- a line that indicates a boundary
- favoritism shown to relatives or close friends by those in power (as by giving them jobs)
- helping someone grow up to be an accepted member of the community; the properties acquired as a consequence of the way you were treated as a child
- injurious to physical or mental health
- make ineffective by counterbalancing the effect of; show to be invalid
- a soft wet area of low-lying land that sinks underfoot
Down
- any of numerous plants having stinging hairs that cause skin irritation on contact (especially of the genus Urtica or family Urticaceae); sting with or as with nettles and cause a stinging pain or sensation
- effusively or insincerely emotional
- a member of the Muslim dynasty that ruled India until 1857; a bump on a ski slope
- belonging to or active during the night; of or relating to or occurring in the night
- (Greek mythology) the goddess of divine retribution and vengeance; something causes misery or death
- offensively malodorous; causing or able to cause nausea
13 Clues: a line that indicates a boundary • effusively or insincerely emotional • injurious to physical or mental health • a soft wet area of low-lying land that sinks underfoot • offensively malodorous; causing or able to cause nausea • make ineffective by counterbalancing the effect of; show to be invalid • ...
Boys 1 2013-03-26
Across
- Roman Theater
- Ancient Greek city-state where oracle lived
- Ancient Greek philosopher
- Playwright who wrote Comedy of Errors, the play that this musical is based on.
- number of grapes Adrianna feeds Antipholus
- Name of twin masters
- ancient greek city this play takes place in
- Antipholus of Syracuse loves .....
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- Popular women’s hairstyle of the 1930s
- Name of twin servants.
- another ancient greek philosopher
- A slang term for jail in the 1930s.
- Year this play was written, 19__.
- First name of choreographer responsible for creating elaborate dances with a multitude of beautiful women.
- Ancient Greek city one set of twins and there father had been living
- part of a play that explains to an audience the backstory of what has happened before the play's start.
- President responsible for including the support of the arts in his New Deal.
- ___________ pentameter, meaning little lambs. A poetic convention created by playwrights as an attempt to write in the style of the greeks. Emphasis on every other stressed syllable.
18 Clues: Roman Theater • Name of twin masters • Name of twin servants. • Ancient Greek philosopher • another ancient greek philosopher • Year this play was written, 19__. • Antipholus of Syracuse loves ..... • A slang term for jail in the 1930s. • Popular women’s hairstyle of the 1930s • number of grapes Adrianna feeds Antipholus • Ancient Greek city-state where oracle lived • ...
Percy Jackson 2025-02-10
Across
- the third Heroes of Olympus book
- Luke's sword name
- The son of the Greek sea god
- The satyr with the 7
- What Jason's sword is before transforming to a sword
- The daughter of the Greek goddess of wisdom
- The daughter of the Roman god of the dead
- The son of the Greek god of forge
- the fourth Heros of Olympus book
- The daughter of the Greek goddess of love
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- The son of the Roman god of war
- the fifth Heroes of Olympus book
- The name of the ship Leo built
- The first Heroes of Olympus book
- The son of the Greek god of the dead(also my(Jaiden) favorite character
- the second Heroes of Olympus book
- The son of the Roman god of thunder
- Percy's sword's name
18 Clues: Luke's sword name • The satyr with the 7 • Percy's sword's name • The son of the Greek sea god • The name of the ship Leo built • The son of the Roman god of war • the third Heroes of Olympus book • the fifth Heroes of Olympus book • The first Heroes of Olympus book • the fourth Heros of Olympus book • the second Heroes of Olympus book • The son of the Greek god of forge • ...
I&S crossword 2021-10-18
Across
- A place of worship for Greek/Rome Deities.There are some that are intact like the temple of hera and the temple of Athena that are both in greece. These buildings were built in 27 bc by Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa.
- A sentient being that was the first on the world or the one that is portrait as earth. Gave birth or created to the other gods in some way in the pantheon.
- A Primordial that is a giant in Norse mythology. It was created by drops of water that started melting in Niflheim because of the heat coming from Muspelheim. Father of all giants and portrayed as earth in the Mythology.
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- A place of worship for Christian religion, where build in towns instead of villages. Villages had churches, while the towns had these building. The building has a different system than churches, in these buildings there are higher ranks of bishop and the highest is the archbishop. In churches, there is usually only a pope. The buildings were introduced in the European Middle Ages.
- Abilities are different for different gods. When using these abilities the user does need any machinery to use it they can use it whenever they want to and they control it.
- A way people understood the world from 700 bc to 4th BCE because Plato, a student of Socrates, started disbelieving the theory of gods it in Ancient Greece
- Is represented in myths and sometimes has a place of worship. It is a god or goddess. Sometimes represented with unique powers.
7 Clues: Is represented in myths and sometimes has a place of worship. It is a god or goddess. Sometimes represented with unique powers. • A sentient being that was the first on the world or the one that is portrait as earth. Gave birth or created to the other gods in some way in the pantheon. • ...
Star-Crossed 2025-01-17
Across
- The planet named after the Roman goddess of love and beauty.
- The popular video game in which players try to buy the most Super Stars.
- A card game which involves gaining affection tokens through delivering letters to the princess.
- The name of the first competition of this season of Swift.
- Another word for starry-eyed.
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- A cloud of dust and gas in space.
- A word that means to be very loving and/or loyal.
- In a story portraying the two star-crossed lovers, Jay Gatsby and Daisy, this actor plays Jay in one of movie portrayals.
- The holiday that this game is themed around.
- The name of the most renowned male “star-crossed lover” in Shakespearean works.
- A flower that symbolizes romantic love, when red.
- The Japanese festival of Tanabata, or the Star Festival, is celebrated to commemorate two star-crossed lovers represented by the stars Vega, and this star.
- The name of Cupid in Greek Mythology.
- A word meaning having a brief, but intense infatuation with someone.
- An app that analyzes the kind of day you will have based on your star signs, and can also compare your relationships and compatibility with others on the app.
15 Clues: Another word for starry-eyed. • A cloud of dust and gas in space. • The name of Cupid in Greek Mythology. • The holiday that this game is themed around. • A word that means to be very loving and/or loyal. • A flower that symbolizes romantic love, when red. • The name of the first competition of this season of Swift. • ...
Muscles 2022-11-29
Across
- This muscle group is used to do a squat, contains 4 muscles, located on the front of the upper thigh
- This muscle is used to walk on your tip toes, contains the Gastrocnemius and the Soleus
- This tendon is at the bottom of the calves, named after greek mythology
- This muscle group extends the arm, located on the back of the upper arm, has 3 muscles
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- The muscle group you use when you do crunches, located on the stomach
- This muscle group flexes the leg, contains 3 muscles, located on the back of the thigh
- This muscle group flexes the arm, located on the front of the upper arm, they are large on Popeye
- Rectangular shaped muscle located on the back between the shoulder blades
- The muscle group you use when you do a push up, located on the chest
- Triangular shaped muscle located on the back that starts near the neck and shoulder
10 Clues: The muscle group you use when you do a push up, located on the chest • The muscle group you use when you do crunches, located on the stomach • This tendon is at the bottom of the calves, named after greek mythology • Rectangular shaped muscle located on the back between the shoulder blades • ...
crossword 1 2015-06-29
Across
- One of the top manufacturers of Network-related equipment. An actual drawing of the Golden Gate Bridge is the logo.
- The Australian Government's mega project to provide 100Mbps to australian households
- Loss in signal power as light travels down the fiber is called
- It is an addressing scheme for the Internet which allows for more efficient allocation of IP Addresses
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- A popular brand of watches sold in India, a race of powerful deities that ruled during the Golden age in Greek Mythology
- Which protocol does Ping use?
- The device perform the data traffic directing functions on the internet or on a large corporate network. It is a device that joins multiple wires or wireless networks It operates at network layer of OSI model. Identify the device
- Infosys' Business Continuity Management plan
- A popular company headquartered in Missouri, USA providing CRM, OSS products
- This device was developed by Research In Motion, senior management in Infy have these
10 Clues: Which protocol does Ping use? • Infosys' Business Continuity Management plan • Loss in signal power as light travels down the fiber is called • A popular company headquartered in Missouri, USA providing CRM, OSS products • The Australian Government's mega project to provide 100Mbps to australian households • ...
Honors English Review Game 2022-03-23
Across
- A direct comparison between two unlike things, using the wordslikeoras
- Descriptive language that engages and/or appeals to the human senses -sight, sound, smell, taste, touch. (Other literary devices can also express imagery at the same time.)
- A comparison between two unlike things - saying something IS something else
- Extreme exaggeration
- A figure of speech in which two opposite words (or ideas) are joined to create an eect
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- Giving human characteristics to nonhuman things
- Repeating words, phrases, lines, or stanzas
- Repetition of the same consonant sound at the start of a series of words or sentences (the words do not have to be next to one another)
- Irony When a speaker says one thing but means another (can be sarcastic)
- An indirect reference to: people, places, events, literary works, myths, or works of art. (In Shakespeare, it is usually a reference to something in Greek Mythology.)
10 Clues: Extreme exaggeration • Repeating words, phrases, lines, or stanzas • Giving human characteristics to nonhuman things • A direct comparison between two unlike things, using the wordslikeoras • Irony When a speaker says one thing but means another (can be sarcastic) • A comparison between two unlike things - saying something IS something else • ...
Ancient Greece/Payton LeTourneau 2023-02-16
Across
- Greek city-state
- High greek city the upper part of an ancient greek city
- form of government in which citizens hold political power
- hereditary class of rulers greek for "rule by the best people"
- membership in a state or community which gives a person civil and polititcals rights and obligations
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- messinian person forced to work as a lowly farmer by sparta
- unjust power of power or in ancient greece a goverment run by a strong leader
- government in which a small group of people rule
- ownership and control of other people as property
- men responsible for the day-to-day operation of the government in sparta
- art and practice of government
- legal member of a country or city-state
- military housing
- foreigner in a greek city-state often a merchant or artisan
- Greek military formation of heavily armed foot soldiers who moved together as a union
15 Clues: Greek city-state • military housing • art and practice of government • legal member of a country or city-state • government in which a small group of people rule • ownership and control of other people as property • High greek city the upper part of an ancient greek city • form of government in which citizens hold political power • ...
Ancient Greek Governments 2022-03-30
Across
- Under the rule of the oligarchs, the rich became richer and the poor became
- military leaders who took over the oligarchs by force
- Tyrants were
- What oligarchs hosted at night
- another name for a tyrant
- How many governments there were
- the last ancient Greek government
- first city-state to have a government called a democracy
- the advisors who overthrew the kings and formed an oligarchy
- any free man
Down
- the longest ancient Greek government
- democracy means
- Aristocrats supplied military leaders with
- the kings advisors
- the second ancient Greek government
- the third ancient Greek government
16 Clues: Tyrants were • any free man • democracy means • the kings advisors • another name for a tyrant • What oligarchs hosted at night • How many governments there were • the last ancient Greek government • the third ancient Greek government • the second ancient Greek government • the longest ancient Greek government • Aristocrats supplied military leaders with • ...
Aves 2022-02-11
15 Clues: Rear • Forward • Greek: Old • Greek: Jaw • Greek: New • Latin: Goose • Latin: Rooster • Order of land fowl • Order of water fowl • Meaning "can't fly" • Hollow or _______ bones • Infraclass meaning "Old Jaw" • Infraclass meaning "New Jaw" • Hollow bones have ridges and ______ • Birds are the only kind of animal with ____
Ancient Greece 4 2024-03-12
Across
- The majority of what we know about Greek life came from what type of artifact?
- In the US, we have this type of democracy
- A word to describe the relationship between Greek city-states
- The is one ruler who inherits their power in this type of government
- Olive oil and wine are examples of major trading ________.
- To have access to trading routes, where did Greek colonies settle?
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- Introduced the idea of ethics into medical care
- The king of Greek Gods
- This event honored the Gods
- A Greek mathematician who provided the theorem about right angles
- A word to describe Greece's terrain
- The God of the Sea
- The Athenians had this type of democracy
- Trade was important to Greece because the land was not...
- Food production was (high or low) in Greece.
- Based on the idea that people should have a say in government
- A surplus in food production led to ____ production as well
- A ruler seizes power in this type of government
18 Clues: The God of the Sea • The king of Greek Gods • This event honored the Gods • A word to describe Greece's terrain • The Athenians had this type of democracy • In the US, we have this type of democracy • Food production was (high or low) in Greece. • Introduced the idea of ethics into medical care • A ruler seizes power in this type of government • ...
Jacob's Ancient Greek Best Crossword 2022-10-09
10 Clues: Famous Greek city • Father of the Gods • ancient Greek herb • Greek word for city • Greek word for stolen • Famous Greek sport games • Greek goddess of Victory • Famous ruler of Ancient Greece • First Greek letter of the alphabet • Second Greek Letter of the alphabet
Norse Mythology 2022-09-30
14 Clues: cow • The Dead • Great Beast • Place of fire • dragon serpent • Undead creatures • Bright elves live • Place Frost Giants • Realm of the Vanir • Realm of the Aesir • Realm of the mortals • Odin's female spirits • Dark elves and dwarves • A place of ice, frost, now and mist
Mythology Crossword 2023-04-29
Across
- Goddess of love and beauty, with a Roman name of Venus
- Is a symbol of fertility and growth.
- Twin sister of Apollo who lives on Mount Olympus, named Diana.
- The Athenians great and special protector, named Minerva.
- Was put into the river Styx by his mother.
- Turned into a spider by Athena
- Saturn, who had swallowed baby's.
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- Grew into adulthood in four days on the Greek island of Delos.
- Roman name of Bacchus.
- Ceres, who spent 9 days and nights searching for her daughter, Persephone.
- The son of Perse and Helios who lived on the Island of Aeaea.
- Represents the distasteful aspects of brutal warfare and slaughter, named Mars.
- Father of Clytemnestra,Electra, Iphianissa and Iphigenia.
- Their power of speech was taken away by Hera.
14 Clues: Roman name of Bacchus. • Turned into a spider by Athena • Saturn, who had swallowed baby's. • Is a symbol of fertility and growth. • Was put into the river Styx by his mother. • Their power of speech was taken away by Hera. • Goddess of love and beauty, with a Roman name of Venus • The Athenians great and special protector, named Minerva. • ...
mythology terms 2020-11-17
Across
- King who ruled at Camelot
- Greek Goddess of Wisdom
- Japanese Sun Goddess, founder of the Imperial Line
- Enchanted Island, final home of King Arthur
- Greek Goddess of Love
- Greek God of the Sun, Music, and Medicine
- Warrior who fought against the monster Grendel
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- Rainbow bridge between Midgard and Asgard
- Home of the Odin and Thor
- One of the three wise men, he was a king of Arabia who brought myrrh
- Trojan hero who led the survivors to a new home
- Greatest warrior in Greece
- Greek God of War
- Most beautiful of the Norse gods, Loki caused his death
14 Clues: Greek God of War • Greek Goddess of Love • Greek Goddess of Wisdom • Home of the Odin and Thor • King who ruled at Camelot • Greatest warrior in Greece • Rainbow bridge between Midgard and Asgard • Greek God of the Sun, Music, and Medicine • Enchanted Island, final home of King Arthur • Warrior who fought against the monster Grendel • ...
Norse Mythology 2021-05-05
Across
- – The Youthful Goddess of Rejuvenation
- – The King of the Aesir Gods
- – The God of Fertility
- – The Ancestor of Giants
- – The Vigilant Guardian of Asgard
- – The Queen of the Aesir Gods
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- – The ‘Bard’ God of Asgard
- – The Silent God of Vengeance
- – The God of Seas and Wealth
- – The God of War
- – The Goddess of Fate and Destiny
- – The Ruler of the Underworld
- – The Loyal Defender of Asgard
- – The Trickster God
14 Clues: – The God of War • – The Trickster God • – The God of Fertility • – The Ancestor of Giants • – The ‘Bard’ God of Asgard • – The God of Seas and Wealth • – The King of the Aesir Gods • – The Silent God of Vengeance • – The Ruler of the Underworld • – The Queen of the Aesir Gods • – The Loyal Defender of Asgard • – The Goddess of Fate and Destiny • – The Vigilant Guardian of Asgard • ...
Mythology Crossword 2018-03-03
Across
- Hero of the Trojan War, King of Pylos
- A goddess-nymph who kept Odysseus for 7 years
- One of Penelope's leading suitors
- Mountain home of the gods
- Odysseus's son
- Daughter of King Alcinous and Queen Arete
- Turned Odysseus's men into swine, a witch-goddess
- Female monster with 6 heads
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- The messenger god
- A monster that forms a deadly whirlpool
- Sea nymphs who lure sailors to steer their ships to the rocks
- God of the sea and earth
- Island kingdom ruled by King Alcinous
- Goddess of wisdom and of the arts of war and peace
14 Clues: Odysseus's son • The messenger god • God of the sea and earth • Mountain home of the gods • Female monster with 6 heads • One of Penelope's leading suitors • Hero of the Trojan War, King of Pylos • Island kingdom ruled by King Alcinous • A monster that forms a deadly whirlpool • Daughter of King Alcinous and Queen Arete • A goddess-nymph who kept Odysseus for 7 years • ...
HEBREWS, GREEKS 2023-12-10
Across
- QUEEN OF THE MYCENAEANS
- THIN ANIMAL SKIN
- ENSLAVED PEOPLE
- PALACE ROOM
- MADE A PLAN TO CAPTURE TROY
- SPARTAN NOBLE
- FIRST CITIZEN OF ATHENS
- FORTIFIED HILL
- NOBLES
- FEW PEOPLE HAVE RULING POWER
- LEAPING A FORM OF BULL FIGHTING
- PEOPLE WHO WORKED ON ANOTHER MAN'S LAND
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- MARKET PLACE
- PREPARED THE CONSTITUTION
- LEAGUE PROTECTIVE GROUP
- SET OF PRINCIPLES
- HIRED SOLDIERS
- A GREEK POET
- POLITICAL CENTER OF GREEK LIFE
- PEOPLE CHOOSE THEIR LEADERS
- A YOUNG GREEK PRINCE
- MERCHANTS AND ARTISANS
- WARSHIPS
- A NETWORK OF PATHS
- PLACE TO WORSHIP THEIR GODS
25 Clues: NOBLES • WARSHIPS • PALACE ROOM • MARKET PLACE • A GREEK POET • SPARTAN NOBLE • HIRED SOLDIERS • FORTIFIED HILL • ENSLAVED PEOPLE • THIN ANIMAL SKIN • SET OF PRINCIPLES • A NETWORK OF PATHS • A YOUNG GREEK PRINCE • MERCHANTS AND ARTISANS • LEAGUE PROTECTIVE GROUP • QUEEN OF THE MYCENAEANS • FIRST CITIZEN OF ATHENS • PREPARED THE CONSTITUTION • MADE A PLAN TO CAPTURE TROY • PEOPLE CHOOSE THEIR LEADERS • ...
Perry Jackson crossword 2023-04-06
Across
- who is the first name of the person who made the lost hero
- is Jason Roman or Greek
- who is Piper's mom
- is Zeus greek or Roman
- where are kids of half human and half G-ds supposed to go to camp _ blood
- who is the main character that Charm speaks
- what is Leo's power
- who is Jason's dad
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- are Romans stronger or weaker than Greek G-ds
- who is the main character that does not build or charm speak
- what is Piper's power _ speak
- who has the golden touch
- what did Jason lose
- how do you turn gold things back into normal
- what is Jason's power
- what are one-eyed creatures that eat humans
- who is Leo's dad
- who is the main character that builds
- what is the last name of the person who wrote the lost hero
- what did Medea sell that Jason needed
20 Clues: who is Leo's dad • who is Piper's mom • who is Jason's dad • what did Jason lose • what is Leo's power • what is Jason's power • is Zeus greek or Roman • is Jason Roman or Greek • who has the golden touch • what is Piper's power _ speak • who is the main character that builds • what did Medea sell that Jason needed • what are one-eyed creatures that eat humans • ...
Ancient Greece Crossword 2023-03-29
Across
- One legal ruler
- The sea west of Greece
- He conquered Ancient Persia
- The country East of Greece
- A group of rulers at the top of a social pyramid
- A spartan king that was defeated in The Battle of Theremopalae
- The leader of a tyranny
- A marketplace in Ancient Greece
- The name of a famous Greek philosopher
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- A story or legend usually related to magic
- The capital of Ancient Greece
- The name of the mountain that houses the Greek Gods
- A group of people gathered together to vote on a political issue
- A Greek city-state and the origin of Spartans
- Rule by the people
- The name of the sea separating Greece from Persia
- A specialist that would perform rituals for Gods
- The country West of Persia
- The strongest Greek warriors
- The ruler of Ancient Persia
20 Clues: One legal ruler • Rule by the people • The sea west of Greece • The leader of a tyranny • The country East of Greece • The country West of Persia • He conquered Ancient Persia • The ruler of Ancient Persia • The capital of Ancient Greece • The strongest Greek warriors • A marketplace in Ancient Greece • The name of a famous Greek philosopher • ...
The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe Chapter 1-4 2022-01-18
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- packages
- from now on
- lands under the rule of a king or queen
- beautiful female figures in Greek myth who lived in wells or bodies of water
- simply
- a male deer
- a disturbance or quarrel
- joyful celebration
- mean and hateful
- feeling about in the dark
- red and uneasy or upset
- giving a sense of security, causing sleep or relaxation
- covered with a thin layer of gold
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- people who are not rulers but stay at a royal court
- the god of wine in Greek myth
- in an impatient, bad-tempered way
- eager for knowledge; curious
- crazy
- officials of lower rank beneath a king or queen
- a figure in Greek myth having the body of a man, with the ears and tail of a horse
- trick
- a large cloak
- sleigh
- pouting
- knocked
- beautiful female figures in Greek myth who lived inside trees
26 Clues: crazy • trick • simply • sleigh • pouting • knocked • packages • from now on • a male deer • a large cloak • mean and hateful • joyful celebration • red and uneasy or upset • a disturbance or quarrel • feeling about in the dark • eager for knowledge; curious • the god of wine in Greek myth • in an impatient, bad-tempered way • covered with a thin layer of gold • lands under the rule of a king or queen • ...
Puzzle 44 2022-12-20
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- A dance and spicy tomato sauce.
- The owner or manager of a wharf.
- Occurring every night, especially in a routine or uninteresting way.
- The agricultural practice of growing grape vines.
- An early roman deity who shares a name with Hogwarts defence professor.
- The Greek primordial goddess of night.
- A type of soapstone lamp used by the Inuit.
- The Greek personification of shadow and darkness.
- The Roman god of sleep.
- Fallopian tube.
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- The Greek demon of lawlessness.
- A Buddhist monastery.
- The title of a magistrate in a number of states of Ancient Greece.
- The angel of death and chief ruler of the 5th heaven.
- One of the moons of Saturn.
- Any substance that destroys or inactivates viruses.
- Analysis of unrine.
- The Greek god of peaceful death.
- A small four stringed guitar.
- Electric Catfish.
20 Clues: Fallopian tube. • Electric Catfish. • Analysis of unrine. • A Buddhist monastery. • The Roman god of sleep. • One of the moons of Saturn. • A small four stringed guitar. • The Greek demon of lawlessness. • A dance and spicy tomato sauce. • The owner or manager of a wharf. • The Greek god of peaceful death. • The Greek primordial goddess of night. • ...
Η Ελλάδα 2016-11-07
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- Το ___________ της Ελλάδας είναι ούτε πολύ κρύο ούτε πολύ ζεστό.
- Πόσα γεωγραφικά διαμερίσματα έχει η Ελλάδα;
- The Greek word for "Continent".
- The word "Atmosphere" in Greek.
- Η Ελλάδα έχει πολλά ___________.
- The word "Population" in Greek.
- Η Ελλάδα έχει θάλασσα από __________ μεριές.
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- Η Ελλάδα είναι μια χώρα στην _________.
- Χωρίζεται από την άλλη Ελλάδα με το κανάλι της Κορίνθου.
- The Greek word for "Canal".
- ΌΧΙ ουρανός της έχει θαυμάσιο ________ χρώμα.
- How do you say "Map" in Greek?
- Η Ελλάδα χωρίζεται σε 51 νομούς.
13 Clues: The Greek word for "Canal". • How do you say "Map" in Greek? • The Greek word for "Continent". • The word "Atmosphere" in Greek. • The word "Population" in Greek. • Η Ελλάδα έχει πολλά ___________. • Η Ελλάδα χωρίζεται σε 51 νομούς. • Η Ελλάδα είναι μια χώρα στην _________. • Πόσα γεωγραφικά διαμερίσματα έχει η Ελλάδα; • Η Ελλάδα έχει θάλασσα από __________ μεριές. • ...
Kallie Jordan-The Burning Maze 2022-06-16
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- Greek god of agriculture
- Roman emperor known for his cruelty
- Roman emperor, son of Marcus Aurelius
- Greek god of the sun, turned into Lester
- Greek goddess of love and beauty
- Greek god of the sky and kind of the gods
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- Titan god of the sun
- Greek enchantress, grand daughter of Helios
- tribe of men with gigantic ears
- the place where the gods live
- a spirit associated with a certain tree
- Roman emperor from 54 to 68 CE
- large blood-drinking owls
13 Clues: Titan god of the sun • Greek god of agriculture • large blood-drinking owls • the place where the gods live • Roman emperor from 54 to 68 CE • tribe of men with gigantic ears • Greek goddess of love and beauty • Roman emperor known for his cruelty • Roman emperor, son of Marcus Aurelius • a spirit associated with a certain tree • Greek god of the sun, turned into Lester • ...
Chapter 4 Study Guide 2013-11-05
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- City-state that was at war with Athens and Sparta for 66 years.
- Greek hero whose anger led to disaster: only weak point was his heel.
- Athenian political leader.
- Greeks during the dark ages who established themselves in southwestern Greece and in some Aegean Islands.
- Place where the oracle of Apollo was.
- Established the Mathematical Constant, pi.
- Astronomer who calculated the Earth's circumference at 24675 miles.
- Greek playwright who wrote Oedipus Rex.
- Story of Odysseus' journey home after the Trojan War.
- Place where the Greek gods lived.
- Greek city-state the conquered land instead of making colonies.
- Rulers who seized power by force from the aristocrates.
- Bordering sea of Greece that makes up the western border.
- Society that greatly influenced mainland Greece and it was an elaborate civilization.
- Heavily armed infantry soldiers.
- Greatest historian of the ancient world.
- Greek city-state that became an oligarchy and nearly fell into civil war, but was reformed.
- Peoples to the north of Greece: were considered savages.
- Many Greeks left mainland and settled in Ionia: advances in agriculture and iron replaced bronze.
- "to imitate Greeks": Era created by Alexander the Great.
- Battle formation where Hoplites marched shoulder to shoulder in a rectangular formation.
- An organized system of thought.
- Every male citizen voted on government decisions.
- Strip of land in Asia Minor that the Greeks colonized.
- People that the Spartans conquered and used as slaves.
- Athenian alliance that Athens took money from.
- Taught students to live by a code of ethics.
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- Macedonian who invaded Greece when they were weakened by the war between Sparta and Athens.
- First type of Greek drama and were usually trilogies.
- Mountain pass where the battle of the 300 Spartans occured: Spartans lost, but Greece united later to beat Persia.
- Famous for his Pythagorean Theorum.
- Sacred shrine where gods and goddesses communicated through priests.
- Wrote "Elements": book about plane geometry.
- Greek poetwho recounted the military actions of the Battle of Troy.
- Mountains and Oceans caused Greek city-states to develop differently and protected them from each other and outside forces.
- Human beings are meant to follow their own self interest.
- Famous for their Art of Pursuasive Speaking.
- Ancient Minoan city that held a giant palace that contained artifacts of the culture.
- Stroy of Achilles in the Trojan War.
- Wrote the only complete Greek trilogy we posses, Oresteia.
- Student of Socrates: didn't trust democracy and wrote "The Republic."
- Taught "Don't trust your senses, but what can be proven."
- Island where Minoan civilization began.
- Government is ruled by the people.
- Southern border of Greece that holds the Island of Crete.
- Inherited the Macedonian kingdom and conquered most of the known world.
- Greek capitol of Egypt.
- Government is ruled by the few.
- Areain western Asia Minor that was conquered by Alexander and later, the Romans.
- Persian king who invaded Greece as revenge for Ionian rebellion.
- Find happiness by living in harmony with the will of God.
- Persian King who attacked Thermopolae to get to Greece.
- Open area that people used as a market and a place to assemble.
- Written in a q&a format.
- One of the seas that borders Greece: it created the eastern border.
- Greek name for a city-state.
- Controlled by Persia, but Athens helped Ionia lead a revolt.
- Practice of banning politicians that voters felt were a threat: practiced in Athens.
- 5 elected men who were responsible for the education of youth and the conduct of all citizens.
- Greek hitorian who wrote "History of the Persian Wars."
- Greek playwright who made more realistic characters and was sympathetic towards women.
- Greek word for excellence: achieved in a struggle or contest and a showing of bravery.
- Fortified hilltop that served as a place of refuge and a religious center.
- Athenian reformer created a 500 man council which was the basis for Athenian democracy.
- Fortified site on mainland Greece which was the center of the Mycenaean Greek civilization.
- Athenian reformer who canceled all land debts.
66 Clues: Greek capitol of Egypt. • Written in a q&a format. • Athenian political leader. • Greek name for a city-state. • Government is ruled by the few. • An organized system of thought. • Heavily armed infantry soldiers. • Place where the Greek gods lived. • Government is ruled by the people. • Famous for his Pythagorean Theorum. • Stroy of Achilles in the Trojan War. • ...
Greek and Roman Crossword puzzle AW 2022-02-14
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- What games do greeks play?
- How are the Greeks gods different from the Roman Gods?
- What was Roman food based on?
- When did the roman empire fall?
- Romans play what for fun?
- What did Greeks and Romans both put in their
- How long did the Roman republic last?
- Who invented the Arch bridge Rome or the greeks?
- What do greeks eat?
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- Greeks drink what?
- 2 Greek city states went against each other, Athens and..?
- the Senate was also select by who?
- How many people lived in the city of Rome?
- Who did greek people worship?
- What do Greeks do every day
- What was one of a ruler that ruled Rome?
- Men Who in Greece has the most rights?
- How did greek people learn?
- Rome was the greatest city (True or false)
- What are Greeks most common pet?
20 Clues: Greeks drink what? • What do greeks eat? • Romans play what for fun? • What games do greeks play? • What do Greeks do every day • How did greek people learn? • Who did greek people worship? • What was Roman food based on? • When did the roman empire fall? • What are Greeks most common pet? • the Senate was also select by who? • How long did the Roman republic last? • ...
Greek and Roman Crossword puzzle AW 2022-02-14
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- What games do greeks play?
- How are the Greeks gods different from the Roman Gods?
- What was Roman food based on?
- When did the roman empire fall?
- Romans play what for fun?
- What did Greeks and Romans both put in their
- How long did the Roman republic last?
- Who invented the Arch bridge Rome or the greeks?
- What do greeks eat?
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- Greeks drink what?
- 2 Greek city states went against each other, Athens and..?
- the Senate was also select by who?
- How many people lived in the city of Rome?
- Who did greek people worship?
- What do Greeks do every day
- What was one of a ruler that ruled Rome?
- Men Who in Greece has the most rights?
- How did greek people learn?
- Rome was the greatest city (True or false)
- What are Greeks most common pet?
20 Clues: Greeks drink what? • What do greeks eat? • Romans play what for fun? • What games do greeks play? • What do Greeks do every day • How did greek people learn? • Who did greek people worship? • What was Roman food based on? • When did the roman empire fall? • What are Greeks most common pet? • the Senate was also select by who? • How long did the Roman republic last? • ...
Golden Age of Athens Project 2022-03-09
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- Greek goddess of war and wisdom
- most beautiful woman of the hero age
- Greek goddess of women, marriage, and queen of the gods
- God of the Sea
- is the god of war
- men trapped themselves in a cave of cyclops
- the curse of touching things into gold
- Goddess of the Hunt
- is the daughter of Poseidon,and Gaia
- killed Medusa
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- Chimera was three-headed. it had a lion's body and head, a tail that had a snake's head, and had a goat's neck and head on the back
- Goddess of Harvest
- Greek god of the sea
- where the battle of troy happened
- Heracles killed Hades pet
- has a lion's body,bird wings, and a woman's head
- mother of all monsters
- is a child devouring monster
- named after Athena
- most famous war trick
- Father of all Greek monsters
21 Clues: killed Medusa • God of the Sea • is the god of war • Goddess of Harvest • named after Athena • Goddess of the Hunt • Greek god of the sea • most famous war trick • mother of all monsters • Heracles killed Hades pet • is a child devouring monster • Father of all Greek monsters • Greek goddess of war and wisdom • where the battle of troy happened • most beautiful woman of the hero age • ...
An's history crossword 2022-04-03
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- The trading route that spread cultures and ideas throughout Europe, Asia, and Africa.
- A Greek philosopher known for his book Dialogues and for the Academy of Athens.
- The period of history we are learning right now.
- The Islam prophet
- Chinese most influential ideology.
- King of the ancient Greek kingdom of Macedo.
- First Emperor of China.
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- The ancient American civilation.
- Ancient Greek literature written by Homer.
- Father of Western Philosophy.
- The ancient Japanese honored warrior class.
- The core text of Islam
- The last division of classical Japanese history, running from 794 to 1185.
- Ancient Greek author, epic poet.
- The country that invented gunpowder.
- The course we are currently learning
- The ruler of Egypt.
- The last name of our beloved teacher.
- My prefered first name
- This kind of muslim believe Caliph could be the descendant of Muhammed
20 Clues: The Islam prophet • The ruler of Egypt. • The core text of Islam • My prefered first name • First Emperor of China. • Father of Western Philosophy. • The ancient American civilation. • Ancient Greek author, epic poet. • Chinese most influential ideology. • The country that invented gunpowder. • The course we are currently learning • The last name of our beloved teacher. • ...
The lion, the witch and the wardrobe 2013-06-04
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- or unusual
- female figures in Greek myth who lived in wells or bodies of water
- celebration
- radio without wires or cords
- male deer
- disturbance or quarrel
- type of flying insect with a blue body
- mirror
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- fish
- targets
- English custom,a light meal in the late afternoon
- figure in Greek myth having the body of a man, with the ears and tail of a horse
- Styrofoam-like balls containing chemicals to keep moths away
- for knowledge; curious
- female figures in Greek myth who lived inside trees
- clothing in storage
- by aircraft, especially on non-
- god of wine in Greek myth
- scarf worn around the neck for warmth
- large, cabinet-like piece of furniture which serves as a closet for storing clothing
20 Clues: fish • mirror • targets • male deer • or unusual • celebration • clothing in storage • for knowledge; curious • disturbance or quarrel • god of wine in Greek myth • radio without wires or cords • by aircraft, especially on non- • scarf worn around the neck for warmth • type of flying insect with a blue body • English custom,a light meal in the late afternoon • ...
Greek rome compare contrast 2022-05-04
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- Most toys were made out of
- Romans started training their solders at
- Rome is skilled in the art of war
- Greece is ________
- greece has a strong navy rome has strong
- Roman soldiers take pride in their
- While rome is a republic greece is a
- Greece and rome both had
- ROme and greek praised the
- Greeces largest state is
- Rome fought in the punic war Greece fought in the
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- Rome is feared by other city states because of their feirce
- Each Country was ______ By others
- Rome and greek are
- Greek and rome have had many
- roman Soldies used ______ in the punic war
- While greece has hand dug wells rome has
- While roman children play with toy hprses greek children play with
- Rome and greece commonly ate
- While Greece had Agustus Rome had _____ Ruling
20 Clues: Rome and greek are • Greece is ________ • Greece and rome both had • Greeces largest state is • Most toys were made out of • ROme and greek praised the • Greek and rome have had many • Rome and greece commonly ate • Each Country was ______ By others • Rome is skilled in the art of war • Roman soldiers take pride in their • While rome is a republic greece is a • ...
Greek rome compare contrast 2022-05-04
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- Most toys were made out of
- Romans started training their solders at
- Rome is skilled in the art of war
- Greece is ________
- greece has a strong navy rome has strong
- Roman soldiers take pride in their
- While rome is a republic greece is a
- Greece and rome both had
- ROme and greek praised the
- Greeces largest state is
- Rome fought in the punic war Greece fought in the
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- Rome is feared by other city states because of their feirce
- Each Country was ______ By others
- Rome and greek are
- Greek and rome have had many
- roman Soldies used ______ in the punic war
- While greece has hand dug wells rome has
- While roman children play with toy hprses greek children play with
- Rome and greece commonly ate
- While Greece had Agustus Rome had _____ Ruling
20 Clues: Rome and greek are • Greece is ________ • Greece and rome both had • Greeces largest state is • Most toys were made out of • ROme and greek praised the • Greek and rome have had many • Rome and greece commonly ate • Each Country was ______ By others • Rome is skilled in the art of war • Roman soldiers take pride in their • While rome is a republic greece is a • ...
Ancient Greece 2025-12-07
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- God of the underworld
- What was Rhodes made on
- The main thing ancient Greece exported?
- The amount of gods in ancient Greece?
- Centre of ancient Athens
- The main political thing ancient greece made
- Who was the goddess of the hunt and moon.
- The main thing ancient greeks wrote on
- who was the snake-haired monster who turns people to stone.
- The main city in ancient greece
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- a famous ancient Greek cultural event called
- The sea around Ancient Greece was founded on?
- What was a serious form of ancient Greek drama.
- Who was the god of the sea
- What was the architectural support used in Greek temples.
- Mountainous, home of the gods
- The main thing that ancient greeks made pottery with
- Inhabitants of the powerful ancient greek city of sparta were called
- Social group in Ancient Rome that worked for owners?
- King of Gods, ns
20 Clues: King of Gods, ns • God of the underworld • What was Rhodes made on • Centre of ancient Athens • Who was the god of the sea • Mountainous, home of the gods • The main city in ancient greece • The amount of gods in ancient Greece? • The main thing ancient greeks wrote on • The main thing ancient Greece exported? • Who was the goddess of the hunt and moon. • ...
I&S crossword 2021-10-18
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- A place of worship for Greek/Rome Deities.There are some that are intact like the temple of hera and the temple of Athena that are both in greece. These buildings were built in 27 bc by Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa.
- A sentient being that was the first on the world or the one that is portrait as earth. Gave birth or created to the other gods in some way in the pantheon.
- A Primordial that is a giant in Norse mythology. It was created by drops of water that started melting in Niflheim because of the heat coming from Muspelheim. Father of all giants and portrayed as earth in the Mythology.
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- A place of worship for Christian religion, where build in towns instead of villages. Villages had churches, while the towns had these building. The building has a different system than churches, in these buildings there are higher ranks of bishop and the highest is the archbishop. In churches, there is usually only a pope. The buildings were introduced in the European Middle Ages.
- Abilities are different for different gods. When using these abilities the user does need any machinery to use it they can use it whenever they want to and they control it.
- A way people understood the world from 700 bc to 4th BCE because Plato, a student of Socrates, started disbelieving the theory of gods it in Ancient Greece
- Is represented in myths and sometimes has a place of worship. It is a god or goddess. Sometimes represented with unique powers.
7 Clues: Is represented in myths and sometimes has a place of worship. It is a god or goddess. Sometimes represented with unique powers. • A sentient being that was the first on the world or the one that is portrait as earth. Gave birth or created to the other gods in some way in the pantheon. • ...
KNOWING GREECE 2024-04-18
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- CRETAN AUTHOR OF "ZORBA"
- ANCIENT THEATER
- THE OLYMPIC GAMES WERE BORN THERE
- THE COUNTRY WITH THE MOST ISLANDS IN THE MEDITERRANEAN SEA
- GREEK COMPOSER
- GREEK POET WITH NOBEL
- CAPITAL OF GREECE
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- TRADITIONAL MUSICAL INSTRUMENT
- MYTHICAL MONSTER IN THE PALACE OF KNOSSO
- MONUMENT OF ATHENS
- THE LARGEST ISLAND OF GREECE
- TRADITIONAL DRINK
- TRADITIONAL GREEK FOOD
- ONE OF THE COLORS OF THE GREEK FLAG
14 Clues: GREEK COMPOSER • ANCIENT THEATER • TRADITIONAL DRINK • CAPITAL OF GREECE • MONUMENT OF ATHENS • GREEK POET WITH NOBEL • TRADITIONAL GREEK FOOD • CRETAN AUTHOR OF "ZORBA" • THE LARGEST ISLAND OF GREECE • TRADITIONAL MUSICAL INSTRUMENT • THE OLYMPIC GAMES WERE BORN THERE • ONE OF THE COLORS OF THE GREEK FLAG • MYTHICAL MONSTER IN THE PALACE OF KNOSSO • ...
Sawyer's Vocabulary Crossword 2025-11-10
greek 2021-06-23
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- az ókori görögök vallása is ilyen volt
- olimpiai sportág is viseli ennek a településnek a nevét
- nem volt államfő, mégis az athéni állam legnevesebb vezetője
- városállam
- virágokkal, levelekkel díszített görög oszlopfő
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- ilyen gyakran sorsolták az 500-ak tanácsának tagjait Athénban
- az Alvilág istene
- több görög isten lakhelye
- az egyik perzsa uralkodó a görög-perzsa háborúk idején
- igen sokáig tartó háború zajlott itt görögök és görögök között
- a görög város piactere, a közélet helyszíne
- a görög-perzsa háborúk történetének "mesélője"
- Athén istennője, a "megtestesült értelem", ... Athéné
- a közösség ügyeivel való foglalkozás
14 Clues: városállam • az Alvilág istene • több görög isten lakhelye • a közösség ügyeivel való foglalkozás • az ókori görögök vallása is ilyen volt • a görög város piactere, a közélet helyszíne • a görög-perzsa háborúk történetének "mesélője" • virágokkal, levelekkel díszített görög oszlopfő • Athén istennője, a "megtestesült értelem", ... Athéné • ...
Reading is Magic! 2024-09-12
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- This boy finds a magical plant that leads him to a giant’s castle in the sky
- In "The Hobbit", Bilbo Baggins sets off to steal a treasure from a dragon. What is the name of the dragon?
- A firebird that is reborn from its ashes
- Who is the Mr Welham of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry?
- In Roald Dahl's "The Witches", what do the witches want to turn children into?
- Finish the line from Alice in Wonderland: "Off with their ____!"
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- What was the name of the first "Golden Ticket" finder in 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory'?
- The place where Peter Pan and the Lost Boys live
- A legendary creature known for its ability to grant wishes
- The item made from the Truffula Trees in 'The Lorax'
- This book has witches, flying monkeys, a cowardly lion, and a girl who just wants to go home. What is the girl's name?
- A snake-haired woman who can turn people to stone in Greek mythology
- In Hansel and Gretel, what does Gretel push the witch into at the end of the story?
13 Clues: A firebird that is reborn from its ashes • The place where Peter Pan and the Lost Boys live • The item made from the Truffula Trees in 'The Lorax' • A legendary creature known for its ability to grant wishes • Finish the line from Alice in Wonderland: "Off with their ____!" • Who is the Mr Welham of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry? • ...
greek 2017-11-15
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- Goddess of wisdom and knowledge
- Wife and sister of Zeus; goddess of marriage and birth
- of the underworld and the brother of Zeus and Poseidon
- Creature that had the body of a man and the head of a bull
- Goddess of animals and hunting; twin sister of Apollo
- god of war and vlilonise
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- She was a nymph
- god of gods
- god of music
- Winds God of the north wind and winter
- Goddess of love and beauty
- ugly women and hair made of snakes
- god of strength
- God of war and son of Zeus and Hera
14 Clues: god of gods • god of music • She was a nymph • god of strength • god of war and vlilonise • Goddess of love and beauty • Goddess of wisdom and knowledge • ugly women and hair made of snakes • God of war and son of Zeus and Hera • Winds God of the north wind and winter • Goddess of animals and hunting; twin sister of Apollo • Wife and sister of Zeus; goddess of marriage and birth • ...
Greek 2020-11-20
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- the messenger god
- goddess of love
- god if the underworld
- goddess of war, wisdom, and daughter of Zeus
- goddess of the hearth
- god of thunder, leader of the gods
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- god of wine
- god of the sea
- also named Vulcan
- brother of Artemis, has a sun chariot
- brother of Apollo, goddess of the hunt
- also known as the “mother god”, wife of Zeus
- goddess of the harvest
- god of war
14 Clues: god of war • god of wine • god of the sea • goddess of love • also named Vulcan • the messenger god • god if the underworld • goddess of the hearth • goddess of the harvest • god of thunder, leader of the gods • brother of Artemis, has a sun chariot • brother of Apollo, goddess of the hunt • also known as the “mother god”, wife of Zeus • goddess of war, wisdom, and daughter of Zeus
Ancient Greece 2022-07-12
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- Greek Author
- Ancient Greek Temple
- Greek god of the sea
- King of Ithica, Greece
- Greek god of the sky and thunder
- Ancient Greek made up story
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- Ancient Greek goddess of love and beauty
- Ancient Greek games started in Athens
- Ancient Greek city where democracy was invented
- Ancient Greek city renowned for its great armies
10 Clues: Greek Author • Ancient Greek Temple • Greek god of the sea • King of Ithica, Greece • Ancient Greek made up story • Greek god of the sky and thunder • Ancient Greek games started in Athens • Ancient Greek goddess of love and beauty • Ancient Greek city where democracy was invented • Ancient Greek city renowned for its great armies
Solar Planets 2023-11-14
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- The star that is composed of helium gas and hydrogen, also the the center of solar system.
- The inner planet that supports life.
- Colored by Red Dust which has iron in it.
- Coldest outer planet, which has stormy wind.
- The closest to the sun.
- Also the part of Mars's Moon, its name is considered "dread" in mythology.
- The part of Mars's Moon, its name considered "fear" in mythology.
- Not part of the planet, farthest one in the Sun.
- the hottest planet, with a strong greenhouse effect.
- Uranus moon
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- A planet that prevents asteroids from hitting Earth.
- Outer planet with 8 rings.
- divides the solar system into inner and outer
- Outer planet filled with storms and clouds.
- Celestial body with hot gases.
15 Clues: Uranus moon • The closest to the sun. • Outer planet with 8 rings. • Celestial body with hot gases. • The inner planet that supports life. • Colored by Red Dust which has iron in it. • Outer planet filled with storms and clouds. • Coldest outer planet, which has stormy wind. • divides the solar system into inner and outer • Not part of the planet, farthest one in the Sun. • ...
Legendary Celtic Figures 2020-03-04
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- This deity is the God of the sea in Irish mythology. It is suggested that he is a personification of the sea rather than a humanoid deity.
- This figure of Irish mythology was a God of smithing and hospitality. He is known for building an arm out of silver. He is also known to have crafted weaponry for the Gods.
- In Irish mythology, this “otherworldly” woman took the appearance of a sea bird. She flew with a flock of enchanted birds, but was attached to her sister Li Ban (also a sea bird) via a gold chain.
- In Irish mythology, this deity was a God of war. The name of this god derives from the proto-Celtic word meaning fighting or passion.
- This God of Ireland was portrayed as a father figure, king, and great druid. He can control life, death, weather, crops, and the times of the seasons. He is depicted as a large bearded man with a cloak.
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- This Irish mythological figure was said to be a dwarf poet and musician who can lull to sleep even the fiercest of warriors. He owns a bronze boat with a tin sail.
- This Goddess of pre-Christian Ireland was associated with the spring season, fertility, healing, and poetry. Her pagan festival, Imbloc, marks the beginning of Spring.
- This figure of Irish mythology was known as “Queen of the Banshees”. She is said to have three birds who eat apples from an ephemeral tree and who’s birdsongs can heal the sick.
- This god of Irish mythology is a warrior, king, and master craftsman. He wields a fiery spear, and is said to have invented horse racing.
- Known as “The Dark One”, this Irish deity was known as the God of the dead. In modern times he is described as a phantom horseman riding a white horse.
10 Clues: In Irish mythology, this deity was a God of war. The name of this god derives from the proto-Celtic word meaning fighting or passion. • This god of Irish mythology is a warrior, king, and master craftsman. He wields a fiery spear, and is said to have invented horse racing. • ...
chapter 9 vocab 2014-12-09
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- a unit of soldiers who ride horses
- Greek philosopher, he was a student of Plato. Aristotle taught that people should live lives of moderation and use reason in their lives.
- Greek philosopher, he was a student oh Socrates. Plato started a school in Athens called the Academy and wrote The Republic, which describes an ideal society run by philosophers.
- Greek philosopher, his teaching style was based on asking questions. He wanted people to question their own beliefs.
- invented the water screw, named displacement and shouted Eureka when he did this!, calculated Pi.
- a war between Athens and Sparta in the 400’s BC
- Greek mathematician, he was one of the greatest mathematicians in history. he is famous for his contributions to the field of geometry.
- Darius’ son who ruled Persia during the second invasion and the battle of Thermopylae (a battle made famous by the movie “300”)
- Greek doctor, he is regarded as the father of medicine. He tried to find out what caused diseases and is known today for his ideas on how doctors should conduct themselves.
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- Persian emperor, he created the Persian Empire by conquering most of southwest Asia.
- a series of wars between Persia and Greece in the 400s BC.
- Clear and ordered thinking.
- A group of Greek warriors who stood close together in a square formation.
- Great /Macedonian ruler, he was one of the greatest military commanders. The son of Philip II, Alexander conquered large areas of Asia and parts of Europe and Africa and spread Greek culture throughout his empire.
- Greek like; heavily influenced by Greek ideas.
- Macedonian king, he was a brilliant military leader who defeated the Greeks. Alexander the Great was his son.
- Persian Emperor, he restored order to the Persian Empire after a period of rebellion. Darius I built roads and made other improvements to Persian society.
17 Clues: Clear and ordered thinking. • a unit of soldiers who ride horses • Greek like; heavily influenced by Greek ideas. • a war between Athens and Sparta in the 400’s BC • a series of wars between Persia and Greece in the 400s BC. • A group of Greek warriors who stood close together in a square formation. • ...
Greek 2020-10-16
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- At age sixteen
- Helped cut at dinner
- Got chopped off for hanging over the top
- Another tool that is given to him to survive
- At the top of the mountain
- Tied to the tree
- Half man half beast
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- Married to the king
- Just the right size
- Something he forgot to do
- One of the two items in the hole
- To insure that he wouldn't become king
- Awaited at the bottom of the mountain
- One of the gifts given to him to survive
14 Clues: At age sixteen • Tied to the tree • Married to the king • Just the right size • Half man half beast • Helped cut at dinner • Something he forgot to do • At the top of the mountain • One of the two items in the hole • Awaited at the bottom of the mountain • To insure that he wouldn't become king • Got chopped off for hanging over the top • One of the gifts given to him to survive • ...
Ancient Greece 2013-10-06
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- Leader of Athens during its Golden Age
- Highly militaristic Greek city state and chief rival of Athens
- A rural demi-god part man and part goat
- A kingdom lying to the north east of Athens which grew to be a great power in the Ancient world and was strongly influenced by Greece
- Zeus' wife and goddess of marriage
- A war between Troy and the Greek city state of Achaea
- Son of Zeus who is said to have found Mycenae
- Ruler of the gods and the world
- A famous Greek philosopher who was a student of Socrates
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- God of the underworld and ruler of the dead
- The city that was the centre of the ancient Mycenaean culture
- Goddess of love
- Temple to Athena in the Acropolis of Athens
- God of sun, music, prophecy and beauty
- A rich and powerful Greek city state known for its extensive trading network
- Ancient trading city made famous in the Iliad by Homer
- A Greek word that means city
- School for wrestling and boxing at Olympia
- Goddess of wisdom, skills and warfare
- Outer garment worn by women in Ancient Greece
20 Clues: Goddess of love • A Greek word that means city • Ruler of the gods and the world • Zeus' wife and goddess of marriage • Goddess of wisdom, skills and warfare • God of sun, music, prophecy and beauty • Leader of Athens during its Golden Age • A rural demi-god part man and part goat • School for wrestling and boxing at Olympia • God of the underworld and ruler of the dead • ...
History of Greek theatre- 2022-01-11
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- emphasized characters trying to control their destinies.
- A creature who was part man and part goat.
- Usage of words to express thought
- used to refer to actors today.
- the earliest known playwright and actor.
- the theatre on the slope of the hill below the ____ in Athens.
- The arrangements of the events in the play
- In the middle of the orchestra was placed a ____ (altar).
- At three of these festivals,_____ were held.
- Their motivation drives the play.
- the first great theorist of dramatic art.
- Song sung by chorus should be part of the plot
- Was born in 496 B.C
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- The performers in Greek theater can be divided into _____:
- A flat terrace below the slope served as the ____ (dancing space).
- _____ of homer
- greek dramas honored this god
- The slope of the hill served as the ____ (seeing space).
- comes from greek "to act".
- Something to shock the audience
- considered the father of Western philosophy.
- comes the the Greek word theatron (place of seeing).
- means dance in Greek.
- The major festival was the _____.
- traditional ______
- The plays followed a _____ structure
- How speech reveals character
27 Clues: _____ of homer • traditional ______ • Was born in 496 B.C • means dance in Greek. • comes from greek "to act". • How speech reveals character • greek dramas honored this god • used to refer to actors today. • Something to shock the audience • Usage of words to express thought • The major festival was the _____. • Their motivation drives the play. • ...
Ology 2021-05-10
Greek gods 2022-04-01
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- What man fell in love with there own reflection and what words gets its name from that myth?
- A huge, rotating tropical storm is a ________
- What word means strong uncontrollably anger?
- A term that comes from the goddess of soul Psyche.
- Who was the Greek goddess in charge of revenge
- A Continent
- Sounds arranged intentionally to be beautiful and harmonious is _____
- Comes from the Greek goddess of the rainbow
- This word comes from the story if Charis.
- The order of events in time.
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- A legendary bird that makes a nest in the ocean
- who was the Greek god of the west wing?
- A book of maps that come directly from a Greek myth
- What was the favorite drink of many gods and goddesses.
- Comes from the Greek god of sleep.
- What plant turns towards the sun to get more sunlight?
- This word comes from the story of the youngest of the Three Fates, who spun the thread of life
- A sound that comes back to you because it reverberated off a surface.
- What word means disorder and randomness.
- What word comes from the name Ôkeanos?
20 Clues: A Continent • The order of events in time. • Comes from the Greek god of sleep. • What word comes from the name Ôkeanos? • who was the Greek god of the west wing? • What word means disorder and randomness. • This word comes from the story if Charis. • Comes from the Greek goddess of the rainbow • What word means strong uncontrollably anger? • ...
End of Year Quiz 2022-06-16
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- Darth Vader's real name
- The name of a very friendly droid
- A cute bear type alien in Star Wars
- The planet where Luke Skywalker grew up
- The secret country of Black Panther
- The place where the minotaur and Labyrinth were
- The place where Smaug lives in the Hobbit
- The shape of Harry Potter's scar
- The name of Harry's snowy owl
- The blue Hogwart's house
- A charm to defend yourself from death eaters
- The Roman name for 'Zeus'
- The realm of Sauron
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- The place where Greek demigods train
- A race from LOTR with hairy feet
- A Greek monster who can turn you to stone
- Percy Jackson's father
- The species of Chewbacca
- A sith lord with a red and black spiky head
- The true king of Gondor
- Spiderman's real name
- A very strong Greek hero
- The Empire's fighting spaceship
- The Greek goddess of love
- The head teacher of Hogwarts
- The Child's real name
- The weapon used by jedi knights
- A creature from Greek myth which is half man, half horse
- The proper name for the Ringwraiths
- A very powerful green jedi master
30 Clues: The realm of Sauron • Spiderman's real name • The Child's real name • Percy Jackson's father • Darth Vader's real name • The true king of Gondor • The species of Chewbacca • A very strong Greek hero • The blue Hogwart's house • The Greek goddess of love • The Roman name for 'Zeus' • The head teacher of Hogwarts • The name of Harry's snowy owl • The Empire's fighting spaceship • ...
Ancient Greece Crossword 2024-10-08
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- Hilltop used for a temple or public buildings
- Greek City-State, leader of Delian League, famous for Democracy and philosophy.
- Macedonian leader who conquered lands held by Persian Empire. Helped spread Greek ideas.
- Thinking process created by Greek philosopher, asking “why?”
- Ruler of the Underworld, brother of Zeus
- The community structure of ancient Greece.
- System of government in which citizens vote, "rule of the many".
- System of government in which a small group has control, "rule of the few".
- Organized system of thought/ideas, guides our decisions.
- Goddess of wisdom and intelligence.
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- God of the Sea.
- Military formation, creates a wall of shields and spears.
- Self-governing political entity. Has set borders, central gov., protection, and citizens.
- Queen of the gods, Protector of marriage and married women.
- Temple built for Athena.
- ________ Era, time when the Greek language and culture spread to non-Greek world.
- King of the Gods, God of lightening.
- Sparta's culture and philosophy was based around a strong _______.
- Group of people with shared identity.(culture, language)
- Independent city with its own government, leader, economy, and culture.
- God of War, immature.
21 Clues: God of the Sea. • God of War, immature. • Temple built for Athena. • Goddess of wisdom and intelligence. • King of the Gods, God of lightening. • Ruler of the Underworld, brother of Zeus • The community structure of ancient Greece. • Hilltop used for a temple or public buildings • Group of people with shared identity.(culture, language) • ...
Sea Of Monsters- Vocab (Chapter 1-5) 2022-02-19
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- a traditional story
- greek creature, half human half horse
- unwilling hesitant
- destroy,break into pieces
- greek giant with one eye
- unable to bend
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- greek healing medicine
- greek money
- strike hit,using fist
- a foretelling of what is to come true in future
- god of wine
- human who eats human flesh
- half human half goat
13 Clues: greek money • god of wine • unable to bend • unwilling hesitant • a traditional story • half human half goat • strike hit,using fist • greek healing medicine • greek giant with one eye • destroy,break into pieces • human who eats human flesh • greek creature, half human half horse • a foretelling of what is to come true in future
vocab 2023-02-01
15 Clues: divided • belonging • exact words • who you are • originating • country power • valuable thing • skilled advantage • traveling artists • holding standards • collection of myths • bring under control • thrive from a resource • manifestations of humans • territory gained by military
Greek Mythology Gods and Story's Quiz 2024-04-11
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- Who cursed Echo?
- Zeus, and Hera's most hated son
- What weapon did Theseus use to kill the Minotaur?
- Walked the earth and taught men about wine
- The god of all gods
- what did Prometheus give humans?
- The god of hunting
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- Who did Prometheus anger?
- Who helped Theseus kill the Minotaur?
- What did Medea Plan on using to kill Theseus?
- Who did narcissus love?
- The fastest god of them all
12 Clues: Who cursed Echo? • The god of hunting • The god of all gods • Who did narcissus love? • Who did Prometheus anger? • The fastest god of them all • Zeus, and Hera's most hated son • what did Prometheus give humans? • Who helped Theseus kill the Minotaur? • Walked the earth and taught men about wine • What did Medea Plan on using to kill Theseus? • ...
Viking 2024-09-12
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- The type of villages the Vikings raided
- The festival they celebrated for the arrival of spring
- The name of the noble members of the Viking society
- The legal court of the Vikings
- The place where the Vikings slayed King Harald Hardrada
- The Viking explorer who discovered America in 1000 A.D
- The name of the tree which the Vikings believed held all the realms
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- The god of thunder in their mythology
- The place the Vikings believed they would go when they die
- The place where the Vikings originated from
- The elite warriors of the Vikings who consumed the magic mushrooms for fighting
- Viking slaves
- The religion the Vikings converted to in the 900s
- The Scandinavian seafarers who raided and pillaged
- The number of realms in their mythology
15 Clues: Viking slaves • The legal court of the Vikings • The god of thunder in their mythology • The type of villages the Vikings raided • The number of realms in their mythology • The place where the Vikings originated from • The religion the Vikings converted to in the 900s • The Scandinavian seafarers who raided and pillaged • ...
trees 2023-11-17
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- Seen in English churchyards, used as a symbol of immortality in Celtic mythology (3)
- Often associated with Zeus (3)
- This body part of Hun Hunahpu was hung in a tree when he was executed by the Lords of Death in Aztec mythology (4)
- A tree holds the two worlds of the land and the sky apart in this mythology (5)
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- Sacred ash tree of Norse mythology (9)
- The first man and woman, Ask and Embla, were created from two fallen trees in this mythology (5)
6 Clues: Often associated with Zeus (3) • Sacred ash tree of Norse mythology (9) • A tree holds the two worlds of the land and the sky apart in this mythology (5) • Seen in English churchyards, used as a symbol of immortality in Celtic mythology (3) • The first man and woman, Ask and Embla, were created from two fallen trees in this mythology (5) • ...
Greek Geography 2017-03-27
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- High-mountain; mountain home to the Greek gods.
- High hill in middle of Greek polis [city-state]
- Meat source; “baa…”
- A finger of land; surrounded by water on 3 sides.
- Large sea that Greece sits in; Nile empties into.
- Thousands of these dot the seas of Greece.
- Cash crop of Greece; food, fuel, lotion.
- Largest island of Greece.
- Sea to the east of Greek mainland.
- Milk source; love those hillsides!
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- Larger of the two peninsulas.
- Protected inlet for ships to dock.
- Chief god born in Ideon Cave on Crete.
- Human-made structure at Corinth; makes travel easier.
- From atop an acropolis, you can spy your ________.
- Continent where Greece is located.
- Sea to the west of Greek mainland.
- Protector of Athens; goddess of wisdom.
- Small peninsula; home to Athens.
- The landscape is hilly and ______.
20 Clues: Meat source; “baa…” • Largest island of Greece. • Larger of the two peninsulas. • Small peninsula; home to Athens. • Protected inlet for ships to dock. • Continent where Greece is located. • Sea to the west of Greek mainland. • The landscape is hilly and ______. • Sea to the east of Greek mainland. • Milk source; love those hillsides! • Chief god born in Ideon Cave on Crete. • ...
Ancient Greece 2014-11-12
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- Greek name for Asia Minor
- Area the Spartans wanted to retreat to
- The other founder of democracy
- Block of soldiers that charged at the enemy in formation
- First battle of the Persian Wars
- Oldest Greek playwright
- Mathematician that dealt with triangles
- Greek foot soldier
- These people outnumbered the Spartan's in their own city
- Founder of democracy in Athens
- God of the ocean
- Games held in honour of the Gods
- First Greek philosopher
- Taught Alexander the Great
- God of war
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- The most important Doric state
- There achievements were partly lost in the Dark Ages
- Earliest civilization in Ancient Greece
- Invaded Greece in 1250BCE
- Last land battle of the Persian Wars
- Wrote 'Historia'
- God of the underworld
- Final major sea battle of the Persian Wars
- Medical philosopher
- Goddess of wisdom
25 Clues: God of war • Wrote 'Historia' • God of the ocean • Goddess of wisdom • Greek foot soldier • Medical philosopher • God of the underworld • Oldest Greek playwright • First Greek philosopher • Invaded Greece in 1250BCE • Greek name for Asia Minor • Taught Alexander the Great • The most important Doric state • The other founder of democracy • Founder of democracy in Athens • ...
Greek rome compare contrast 2022-05-04
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- Most toys were made out of
- Romans started training their solders at
- Rome is skilled in the art of war
- Greece is ________
- greece has a strong navy rome has strong
- Roman soldiers take pride in their
- While rome is a republic greece is a
- Greece and rome both had
- ROme and greek praised the
- Greeces largest state is
- Rome fought in the punic war Greece fought in the
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- Rome is feared by other city states because of their feirce
- Each Country was ______ By others
- Rome and greek are
- Greek and rome have had many
- roman Soldies used ______ in the punic war
- While greece has hand dug wells rome has
- While roman children play with toy hprses greek children play with
- Rome and greece commonly ate
- While Greece had Agustus Rome had _____ Ruling
20 Clues: Rome and greek are • Greece is ________ • Greece and rome both had • Greeces largest state is • Most toys were made out of • ROme and greek praised the • Greek and rome have had many • Rome and greece commonly ate • Each Country was ______ By others • Rome is skilled in the art of war • Roman soldiers take pride in their • While rome is a republic greece is a • ...
Ancient Greece 2019-10-28
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- Goddess of hunting
- Greek foot soldier
- King of the sea
- An Athenian free-born male over 18
- A narrow strip of land with water on both sides that connects two large bodies of land
- God of war
- Queen of the gods
- The high, central region of a Greek city-state
- God of music and prophecy
- Goddess of agriculture
- Goddess of the moon
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- A prediction of the future
- God of wine
- A Greek ship with three banks of oars
- A legendary animal with the head of a bull and the body of a man
- A government of the people
- Goddess of love
- Messenger of the gods
- The name given to the civilization of Crete pre-1450 BC
- The central marketplace in a Greek city-state
- Goddess of wisdom and war
- Herald of Poseidan
- King of the gods
23 Clues: God of war • God of wine • King of the sea • Goddess of love • King of the gods • Queen of the gods • Goddess of hunting • Greek foot soldier • Herald of Poseidan • Goddess of the moon • Messenger of the gods • Goddess of agriculture • God of music and prophecy • Goddess of wisdom and war • A government of the people • A prediction of the future • An Athenian free-born male over 18 • ...
WH SOL People Crossword Units 1-6 2024-02-22
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- Greek philosopher, not a children's art toy
- Greek philosopher who tutored a conqueror
- Carthaginian general with elephants
- known for his code of laws in Mesopotamia
- Greek philosopher who was executed
- Mauryan prince known for expanding the empire and spreading Buddhism
- he and Solon were tyrants of Athens
- codified Roman laws in Byzantine Empire
- this Caesar was a dictator until he got stabbed
- this Caesar was the first emperor
- known for his Golden Age where he promoted democracy
- Greek writer who probably didn't say "d'oh!"
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- created the Hellenistic Age. Great!
- Roman poet
- Qin Shi Huangdi was known for building this
- last prophet of Allah
- he split the Roman empire and persecuted Christians
- father of 3 religions
- prophet who freed the Hebrews from Egypt
- he legalized Christianity because of a dream
- Christians believe he is the Messiah
- he spread Christianity
- Shiite Muslims followed him
23 Clues: Roman poet • last prophet of Allah • father of 3 religions • he spread Christianity • Shiite Muslims followed him • this Caesar was the first emperor • Greek philosopher who was executed • created the Hellenistic Age. Great! • Carthaginian general with elephants • he and Solon were tyrants of Athens • Christians believe he is the Messiah • codified Roman laws in Byzantine Empire • ...
Greek Phrases 2024-02-06
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- A country conquered by Alexander the Great; they welcomed him and worshipped him as a god
- An infamous Athenian general who betrayed them and was secretly working the Spartans
- A form of government in which citizens can elect their leaders
- Market and meeting place for residents
- A form of government in which multiple leaders with equal power rule a land
- the Great A famous Greek conqueror who never lost a battle
- A Greek city state known for its intellect
- Another name for a Greek city state
- League A league formed between multiple Greek city states in order to protect themselves from the Persians
- A place where many citizens gather together to discuss important topics such as politics
- A form of government in which one ruler (typically loyalty) rules a land
- An agreement between two or more parties to help each in times of need
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- A body of land surrounded by water on three sides
- A fictional story widely believed by a people
- A country formerly lead by king Darius
- A form of government in which one leader rules a land typically through violence and oppression
- A Greek city state known for its military
- A country made up of many states and was the birth place of many famous philosophers
- Fortified structure in Ancient Greece
- A famous Athenian philosopher executed for his beliefs
- A Greek combat strategy famously used by Alexander the Great to win battles
21 Clues: Another name for a Greek city state • Fortified structure in Ancient Greece • A country formerly lead by king Darius • Market and meeting place for residents • A Greek city state known for its military • A Greek city state known for its intellect • A fictional story widely believed by a people • A body of land surrounded by water on three sides • ...
ancient greece 2023-01-20
12 Clues: god of war • underwater city • where they lived • todays newspaper • currency of greek • warriors of greek • god of underworld • a ancient comedian • where the gods live • protectors of greek • god of lightning ares • popular monuments in greek
Rooting 61-70 2013-05-11
10 Clues: tree(Latin) • time(Greek) • tree(Greek) • star(Greek) • time(Latin) • star(Latin) • stone(Greek) • rock,stone(Greek) • beside,along with(Greek) • between,among,amid(Latin)
