greek mythology Crossword Puzzles
Greek Theater 2024-09-11
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- Not showing respect or reverence, especially for a god.
- The events that will necessarily happen to a particular person or thing in the future.
- A face covering with exaggerated features used by actors in Greek theater.
- The only surviving trilogy of Greek plays, written by Aeschylus.
- A group of three related plays or works.
- The earliest known Greek playwright, often referred to as the 'father of tragedy.'
- A type of play dealing with serious subjects and often involving a sad or disastrous ending.
- A situation in which a difficult choice has to be made between two or more alternatives, especially equally undesirable ones.
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- A group of performers who comment on the main action in a play.
- The scientific study of the human mind and its functions, especially those affecting behavior in a given context.
- The Greek god of wine and fertility.
- A crane-like device used to hoist actors playing gods onto the stage.
- A backdrop and dressing room behind the acting area in Greek theater.
- The first actor in Greek theater who interacted with the chorus.
- A person who writes plays.
- The development of events beyond a person's control, regarded as determined by a supernatural power.
16 Clues: A person who writes plays. • The Greek god of wine and fertility. • A group of three related plays or works. • Not showing respect or reverence, especially for a god. • A group of performers who comment on the main action in a play. • The only surviving trilogy of Greek plays, written by Aeschylus. • The first actor in Greek theater who interacted with the chorus. • ...
Social Studies Crossword 2017-03-06
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- is a group of warriors who stood close together in a square.
- War this invasion began a series of wars between Persia and Greece.
- War a war between Athens and Sparta that threatened to tear all of Greece apart.
- The most impressive Greek building was the _______ in Athens.
- __________ was one of the greatest Greek historians.
- a unit of soldiers who ride horses.
- Greek paintings were often painted on _______ and are admired for their realism.
- 1 tried to conquer Greece again.
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- the greatest Greek doctor.
- or Greek-like
- __________ wanted to make people think and question their own beliefs.
- an agreement to work together.
- 1 claimed the throne and killed all his rivals for power.
- clear and ordered thinking.
- he was interested in geometry, the study of lines angles and shapes.
15 Clues: or Greek-like • the greatest Greek doctor. • clear and ordered thinking. • an agreement to work together. • 1 tried to conquer Greece again. • a unit of soldiers who ride horses. • __________ was one of the greatest Greek historians. • 1 claimed the throne and killed all his rivals for power. • is a group of warriors who stood close together in a square. • ...
Greece Crossword 2022-10-06
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- building or outdoor arena where dramatic performances are performed
- a great victory
- system of government by whole population that uses elected representatives
- City, nickname for ancient Rome
- any of a number of officials who had charge of public revenue
- Greek philosopher who founded first institution of higher learning
- scenes filled with slapstick situations
- aristocrat or nobleman
- first writers and speakers of Ancient Greece
- cruel and oppressive ruler
- Greek philosopher and polymath
- sustained fight
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- the founder of Pythagoreanism
- the great, founder of ancient greek empire
- ruler with total power over a country
- Wars, conflict between Greece and Persia
- member of a class of serfs in ancient Sparta
- a person engaged or learned in philosophy
- Greek philosopher who founded Western philosophy
- highest class in certain society's
- worn on breastplates by Roman soldiers during parades
- country of southeast Europe
- fame attained through hard work
- native or inhabitant of ancient Troy
- an event causing great suffering, destruction, and distress
25 Clues: a great victory • sustained fight • aristocrat or nobleman • cruel and oppressive ruler • country of southeast Europe • the founder of Pythagoreanism • Greek philosopher and polymath • fame attained through hard work • City, nickname for ancient Rome • highest class in certain society's • native or inhabitant of ancient Troy • ruler with total power over a country • ...
Greek Crossword James Morgan 2022-10-18
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- Zeus sister-wife
- Lead by King Cyrus that attacked Greece
- Battle faught in 480 B.C. that was won by the Persian
- Persian city states
- Greek warships made during the Persian war
- League in which Sparta is the leader
- Priestesses in Apollo
- leader of Macedonia
- The son of Philip ll
- Naval Greek victory in the Persian war
- League in which Athens is leader
- Leader of the Persians during the Persian war
- Leader of all gods
- writer of the Iliad
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- Present given to Troy during the Trojan war
- the starter of Ionian revolution
- Retriever of the golden fleece for his mother
- God of water
- civilization that rose after the Minoans
- connected the sea of Marmana and Aegean sea
- Old Greek poems taken from old stories
- Connecting Capital city and sardis for trade
- Greek goddess of warfare
- another name for the Minoan civilization
- First written language used by the Greeks
25 Clues: God of water • Zeus sister-wife • Leader of all gods • Persian city states • leader of Macedonia • writer of the Iliad • The son of Philip ll • Priestesses in Apollo • Greek goddess of warfare • the starter of Ionian revolution • League in which Athens is leader • League in which Sparta is the leader • Old Greek poems taken from old stories • Naval Greek victory in the Persian war • ...
Holder - Marks 2019-05-02
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- The Fourth Mark of the Church
- Individual who is part of an unorganized group that breaks away from the unity of the Catholic Church
- The obstinate denial by a baptized person of some truth that must be believed with divine faith
- "Mother of Christ"
- Bishop of Laodicea in Syria
- In this creed, we profess our faith at mass saying the four marks
- Efforts to reunite all Christians on Earth
- In greek it means "Word"
- Will never change in its essential aspects
- Uniqueness
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- Greek for "bearer of God"
- This is the third mark of the church
- Having no flaw or detect
- A breach of the unity of the visible church
- There are this many marks of the Church
- derived from the greek work gnosis
- Will exist until the end of time
- Portion of the People of God that is entrusted to a bishop to be nurtured by him
- From the Greek for "one sent forth"
- Total repudiation of the Christian Faith
20 Clues: Uniqueness • "Mother of Christ" • Having no flaw or detect • In greek it means "Word" • Greek for "bearer of God" • Bishop of Laodicea in Syria • The Fourth Mark of the Church • Will exist until the end of time • derived from the greek work gnosis • From the Greek for "one sent forth" • This is the third mark of the church • There are this many marks of the Church • ...
Theatre Terms to Know 2020-09-18
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- Greek Philosopher
- an open circular or oval building
- Wrote the story of Oedipus
- latin meaning for "god from the machine"
- A tragedian of classical Athens
- four related dramas
- the dancing space of the stage
- the seating section in the theatre
- A song that was danced to in the honor of dionysus
- the father of tragedy
- a group that performs vocally
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- The birth place of theatre
- the footwear worn by actors
- a wealthy athenian citizen
- people who write plays
- the part of the theatre where the actors perform
- the structure at the back of the stage
- He was the ruler of greece when theater was born
- an ancient greek altar
- The greek god of theatre and wine
- the purification of the emotions
- at the center of the orchestra
- The first actor
- the side entrance to the stage
- a greek story where the main character faces great sorrow
- an actor or actress
26 Clues: The first actor • Greek Philosopher • four related dramas • an actor or actress • the father of tragedy • people who write plays • an ancient greek altar • The birth place of theatre • a wealthy athenian citizen • Wrote the story of Oedipus • the footwear worn by actors • a group that performs vocally • at the center of the orchestra • the side entrance to the stage • ...
Theatre Terms to Know 2020-09-21
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- Greek Philosopher
- an open circular or oval building
- Wrote the story of Oedipus
- latin meaning for "god from the machine"
- A tragedian of classical Athens
- four related dramas
- the dancing space of the stage
- the seating section in the theatre
- A song that was danced to in the honor of dionysus
- the father of tragedy
- a group that performs vocally
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- The birth place of theatre
- the footwear worn by actors
- a wealthy athenian citizen
- people who write plays
- the part of the theatre where the actors perform
- the structure at the back of the stage
- He was the ruler of greece when theater was born
- an ancient greek altar
- The greek god of theatre and wine
- the purification of the emotions
- at the center of the orchestra
- The first actor
- the side entrance to the stage
- a greek story where the main character faces great sorrow
- an actor or actress
26 Clues: The first actor • Greek Philosopher • four related dramas • an actor or actress • the father of tragedy • people who write plays • an ancient greek altar • The birth place of theatre • a wealthy athenian citizen • Wrote the story of Oedipus • the footwear worn by actors • a group that performs vocally • at the center of the orchestra • the side entrance to the stage • ...
Percy Jackson Crossword 2021-07-31
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- Animal with which Percy can communicate
- Author’s last name
- Creature guarding the labyrinth
- Objects become what metal when Midas touches them
- Greek hero after whom Percy is named
- Greek god of the sea; Percy’s father
- Goddess who controls the Mist
- Greek god who has his own series
- Name of the three-headed dog guarding Hades
- The type of creature Grover is
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- The type of creature Medusa is
- Name of the camp Percy attends every summer
- An hypnotic ability possessed by chosen children of Aphrodite
- Relieves Annabeth’s burden of holding up the sky
- The color of food Percy’s mother always makes him
- The female titan who birthed the main six Greek gods
- The creator of the labyrinth
- Vulnerable spot on Achilles’ body
- The name of Percy’s sword
- Name of the main character in the Percy Jackson sequel series Heroes of Olympus
- Country of origin for the pantheon in The Kane Chronicles series
21 Clues: Author’s last name • The name of Percy’s sword • The creator of the labyrinth • Goddess who controls the Mist • The type of creature Medusa is • The type of creature Grover is • Creature guarding the labyrinth • Greek god who has his own series • Vulnerable spot on Achilles’ body • Greek hero after whom Percy is named • Greek god of the sea; Percy’s father • ...
SMA World History Final Exam Crossword - GREECE 2013-06-06
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- Socrates dies a hero's death for ____, not for bravery or war!
- Believes the Persians are still a threat
- Ancient Greek marketplace
- A major theme of early Greek Epics
- An ancient Greek City-State
- Provided a medium where a fisherman could fight a king
- Pericles lover, she was an uncommon match?
- This worked well for Athens - then worked even better for Sparta.
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- The foundation of political leadership following the revolution in Athens
- "An unexamined life, is not a life worth living."
- Ability to vote someone "out" once a year
- Killed almost 1/3 of Athenians - more than war!
- A Greek Spear Unit
- The style of theater made famous by the Greeks
- The vision of Athenian Politician - Pericles
- Became a Tyrant after his brother was murdered
- The Spartan's were famous for their strict adherence to law. This created _____ among soldiers and citizens?
- A more "modern" Athenian statesman. Aristocrat.
- The Parthenon Frieze immortalized whom? The ____
- After their defeat at Syracuse, the Athenians archenemy decides step in..
20 Clues: A Greek Spear Unit • Ancient Greek marketplace • An ancient Greek City-State • A major theme of early Greek Epics • Believes the Persians are still a threat • Ability to vote someone "out" once a year • Pericles lover, she was an uncommon match? • The vision of Athenian Politician - Pericles • The style of theater made famous by the Greeks • ...
Best 'Word Pinkerton' in the World Award goes to....... 2021-12-11
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- period of time after a person's death
- Greek root meaning 'movement'
- a root that appears at the end of words, like -ness
- important, significant
- stratovolcanco on the border of Argentina and Chile; diacriticals: \ ˌyü-ˌyī-ˈyä-(ˌ)kō \
- many forms of communication (contains a base word and a suffix)
- Greek root meaning 'to look at'
- tricky sound in spelling; sounds like \uh\
- friendly
- to stop something in between
- able to utilize something
- Greek root meaning 'word'
- clear
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- detail-oriented, extremely careful regarding tasks
- a root that appears at the beginning of words, like pro-
- extremely sad; despondent
- Greek root meaning 'to love'
- someone who flees to another country
- French language pattern at appears at the end of words, pronounced \et\
- Latin root meaning 'word'
- possible
- 'building blocks' of words
- extreme hatred
- word that contains the Latin root 'bracchium' means a jewelry worn on the wrist
- diacriticals: \ ˈau̇fˌtäktiḵˌkīt \
25 Clues: clear • possible • friendly • extreme hatred • important, significant • extremely sad; despondent • Latin root meaning 'word' • able to utilize something • Greek root meaning 'word' • 'building blocks' of words • Greek root meaning 'to love' • to stop something in between • Greek root meaning 'movement' • Greek root meaning 'to look at' • diacriticals: \ ˈau̇fˌtäktiḵˌkīt \ • ...
Learning Contract #4 2025-01-14
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- Government where citizens vote on decisions.
- Economy Economic system of direct trade without money.
- League Military alliance led by Sparta.
- Land surrounded by water on three sides, often connected to a larger landmass.
- League Alliance of Greek city-states led by Athens.
- Greek city-state, the basic political unit of ancient Greece.
- Influential Greek city-state known for democracy and cultural achievements.
- Government ruled by a few powerful individuals.
- Ruler who takes power by force.
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- Civilization Blend of Greek, Persian, Egyptian, and Indian cultures.
- Temple in Athens honoring Athena.
- Region north of Greece, known for powerful kings.
- Military formation of tightly packed soldiers.
- Economy Economic system using currency for trade.
- War Conflict within a country over government control.
- Thinker who seeks wisdom and questions life.
- Government controlled by a privileged class.
- Government ruled by a king or queen.
- Age Period of cultural and scientific achievements.
- Peninsula Large southeastern European peninsula including Greece.
20 Clues: Ruler who takes power by force. • Temple in Athens honoring Athena. • Government ruled by a king or queen. • League Military alliance led by Sparta. • Government where citizens vote on decisions. • Thinker who seeks wisdom and questions life. • Government controlled by a privileged class. • Military formation of tightly packed soldiers. • ...
Vocabulary Lesson 1-5 Review- 10th Grade 2021-11-01
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- From the Greek root word “mnemonikos” relating to or assisting the memory
- Latin root word meaning “to know” or “to understand”
- Agnostic, physiognomy, and prognosis all share this Greek root word
- To authorize; to certify; to believe
- Greek root meaning “holy,” “sacred,” or “supernatural”
- Coming from the root word “puto” meaning to determine by mathematics
- To provide a rational basis for something, often by false or self-serving reasoning
- Latin root for the word “holy”
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- from the Greek root word “Onoma”, also a literary device
- A military draft
- A person who is honored for their wisdom
- Meaning of the Latin root word “Littera”
- Word that means government by divine power, from the Greek root “Theos”
- To make amends for, from the Latin root word “piatum”
- Latin root for the word “god”
15 Clues: A military draft • Latin root for the word “god” • Latin root for the word “holy” • To authorize; to certify; to believe • A person who is honored for their wisdom • Meaning of the Latin root word “Littera” • Latin root word meaning “to know” or “to understand” • To make amends for, from the Latin root word “piatum” • Greek root meaning “holy,” “sacred,” or “supernatural” • ...
Greece 2019-03-12
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- the Greek currency
- the largest port of Greece
- popular songwriter
- the residence of the Olympian Gods
- the capital of Greece
- the writer of the Greek anthem
- First Governor
- the first capital of Greece
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- lake in the Northern Greece
- the island of the Minotaur
- the natural border with Turkey
- the landmark of the capital
- the co-capital of Greece
- White Tower the landmark of the co-capital
- Greek cuisine
- Nobel prize winner
16 Clues: Greek cuisine • First Governor • the Greek currency • popular songwriter • Nobel prize winner • the capital of Greece • the co-capital of Greece • the island of the Minotaur • the largest port of Greece • lake in the Northern Greece • the landmark of the capital • the first capital of Greece • the natural border with Turkey • the writer of the Greek anthem • ...
Ancient Greece 2024-10-01
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- Socrates was a Greek philosopher from Athens who is credited as the founder of Western philosophy
- Alexander III of Macedon also known as Alexander the Great, was a king of the ancient Greek kingdom of Macedon
- a member of a Hellenic people speaking the Doric dialect of Greek, thought to have entered Greece from the north c. 1100 BC. They settled in Peloponnesus and later colonized Sicily and southern Italy.
- a body of troops or police officers standing or moving in close formation
- relating to or denoting a Bronze Age civilization centered on Crete ( c. 3000–1050 BC), its people, or its language
- series of wars fought by Greek states and Persia
- a city state in ancient Greece, especially as considered in its ideal form for philosophical purposes
- Philip II of Macedon was the king (basileus) of the ancient kingdom of Macedonia from 359 BC until his death in 336 BC
- the highest class in certain societies, especially those holding hereditary titles or offices
- an ancient Greek philosopher of the Classical period who is considered a foundational thinker in Western philosophy
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- Aristotle was an Ancient Greek philosopher and polymath
- relating to or denoting a late Bronze Age civilization in Greece represented by finds at Mycenae and other ancient cities of Peloponnesus
- the presumed author of the Iliad and the Odyssey, two hugely influential epic poems of ancient Greece.
- war fought between the two leading city-states in ancient Greece, Athens and Sparta. was an Ancient Greek philosopher and polymath
- Hellenistic culture thus represents a fusion of the ancient Greek world with that of Western Asian, Northeastern African, and Southwestern Asian
- a system of government by the whole population or all the eligible members of a state, typically through elected representatives.
16 Clues: series of wars fought by Greek states and Persia • Aristotle was an Ancient Greek philosopher and polymath • a body of troops or police officers standing or moving in close formation • the highest class in certain societies, especially those holding hereditary titles or offices • ...
f5 2024-06-25
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- Moroccan soup usually eaten during Ramadan.
- Swiss dish of melted cheese for dipping.
- Greek eggplant or potatobased dish.
- Scottish dish made from sheep's offal.
- Mexican sandwich.
- Flavorful rice dish from India.
- Vietnamese noodle soup.
- Greek cucumber yogurt dip.
- Style of cooking meat with a spicy marinade.
- Crispy fried tortilla topped with various ingredients.
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- Small Spanish savory dishes.
- Cornmeal cake from Colombia and Venezuela.
- Blend of spices used in Indian cooking.
- Vietnamese sandwich.
- Beetroot soup from Eastern Europe.
- Spicy noodle soup from Malaysia.
- Thick wheat noodles from Japan.
- Greek dish of meat cooked on a vertical rotisserie.
- Coffeeflavored Italian dessert.
- Stuffed dumplings from Eastern Europe.
20 Clues: Mexican sandwich. • Vietnamese sandwich. • Vietnamese noodle soup. • Greek cucumber yogurt dip. • Small Spanish savory dishes. • Thick wheat noodles from Japan. • Coffeeflavored Italian dessert. • Flavorful rice dish from India. • Spicy noodle soup from Malaysia. • Beetroot soup from Eastern Europe. • Greek eggplant or potatobased dish. • Scottish dish made from sheep's offal. • ...
Allusions Crossword Puzzle 2024-12-19
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- A Place of death
- The Tempest
- a bittersweet victory
- the Female personification of vengeance
- one half of a famous Greek friendship
- A sign of the apocalypse
- Biblical paradise
- Leaves home and squanders everything
- Greek paradise
- To be or not to be
- Jesus' friend who was raised from the dead
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- Swallowed by a whale for disobeying God
- Romeo and ...
- The other half of a famous Greek friendship
- What Eve ate in the garden
- Sop to..
- Symbolizes hope in Biblical allusions
- Fell in love with his own reflection
- used to describe ambiguous, oracular, or cryptic statements
- Flew too close to the sun
- Unconquerable giant, conquered
21 Clues: Sop to.. • The Tempest • Romeo and ... • Greek paradise • A Place of death • Biblical paradise • To be or not to be • a bittersweet victory • A sign of the apocalypse • Flew too close to the sun • What Eve ate in the garden • Unconquerable giant, conquered • Fell in love with his own reflection • Leaves home and squanders everything • Symbolizes hope in Biblical allusions • ...
Review Challenge 2025-01-02
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- Blind prophet
- What you'll perform Jan 8 after school
- "AA, BB, CC..."
- Greek stanza
- You now subscribe
- Brother-in-law + Uncle
- This class satisfies an ____ credit
- Wife of Oedipus / Queen
- Greek playwright
- True father of Oedipus
- Greek name of B'way primary school
- Genre of Oedipus
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- "swollen foot"
- Kingdom where Oedipus was raised
- Future teller
- # of lines in Elizabethan sonnet
- What actors read
- Every two syllables is a ____
- Mythical creature confronted by Oedipus
- Present kingdom of Oedipus
- Chanting on stage in group
- Da-da Da-da, iambic
- Betrothed to Oedipus
- Where daBaby is from
- Doku's national team
- Bill ____ (actor on B'way, school leader)
26 Clues: Greek stanza • Future teller • Blind prophet • "swollen foot" • "AA, BB, CC..." • What actors read • Greek playwright • Genre of Oedipus • You now subscribe • Da-da Da-da, iambic • Betrothed to Oedipus • Where daBaby is from • Doku's national team • Brother-in-law + Uncle • True father of Oedipus • Wife of Oedipus / Queen • Present kingdom of Oedipus • Chanting on stage in group • ...
LEGENDARY WARRIORS 2024-12-11
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- Excalibur wielder.
- Monster slayer.
- Greek hero.
- Hun conqueror.
- Trojan horse.
- Dragon slayer.
- Greek demigod.
- Golden Fleece.
- Epic king.
- Arthurian knight.
- Mahabharata warrior.
- Bhagavad Gita.
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- Twelve labours.
- Irish myth.
- Medusa slayer.
- Biblical strength.
- Trojan champion.
- Indian epic.
- Gladiator leader.
- Trojan hero.
- Spartan king.
- Chinese warrior.
- Barbarian.
- Frankish hero.
24 Clues: Epic king. • Barbarian. • Irish myth. • Greek hero. • Indian epic. • Trojan hero. • Trojan horse. • Spartan king. • Medusa slayer. • Hun conqueror. • Dragon slayer. • Greek demigod. • Golden Fleece. • Frankish hero. • Bhagavad Gita. • Twelve labours. • Monster slayer. • Trojan champion. • Chinese warrior. • Gladiator leader. • Arthurian knight. • Excalibur wielder. • Biblical strength. • Mahabharata warrior.
ANCIENT CITIES 2024-12-10
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- Egyptian city.
- Legendary war.
- Volcanic ruin.
- Assyrian capital.
- Ancient Lebanon.
- Elamite capital.
- Syrian city.
- Greek warrior.
- Minoan palace.
- Greek capital.
- Rock-carved.
- Egyptian metropolis.
- Pyramid site.
- Inca capital.
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- Egyptian capital.
- Eternal city.
- Ancient Turkey.
- Persian city.
- Sumerian city.
- Library city.
- Mesopotamian marvel.
- Phoenician trade.
- Oldest city.
23 Clues: Syrian city. • Oldest city. • Rock-carved. • Eternal city. • Persian city. • Library city. • Pyramid site. • Inca capital. • Egyptian city. • Legendary war. • Volcanic ruin. • Sumerian city. • Greek warrior. • Minoan palace. • Greek capital. • Ancient Turkey. • Ancient Lebanon. • Elamite capital. • Egyptian capital. • Assyrian capital. • Phoenician trade. • Mesopotamian marvel. • Egyptian metropolis.
NORSE MYTHOLOGY 2021-09-16
13 Clues: Thor’s wife • mimir’s well • odin’s spear • tree of life • Thor’s hammer • the thunderer • world of mist • the trickster • odin’s arm ring • the all farther • end of the world • home of the gods • goddess of death
Hindu Mythology 2021-10-07
Geography & Mythology 2023-03-06
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- Large peninsula of ancient Greece
- seas of ancient Greece serves as highways for -
- Apollo god of ?
- goddess of hunt and wildlife
- king of the gods
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- smaller peninsula of ancient Greece
- Aphrodite goddess of?
- Athena goddess of ?
- Sea located to East of Greece
- Poseidon god of ?
- queen of the gods
- messenger of the gods
- god of war
13 Clues: god of war • Apollo god of ? • king of the gods • Poseidon god of ? • queen of the gods • Athena goddess of ? • Aphrodite goddess of? • messenger of the gods • goddess of hunt and wildlife • Sea located to East of Greece • Large peninsula of ancient Greece • smaller peninsula of ancient Greece • seas of ancient Greece serves as highways for -
Norse Mythology 2023-03-08
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- Where Jormungang was exiled to, but swallowed it
- what Valkyrie's use for transport
- The trickster god
- a female goddess and warrior
- Loki's child, an evil serpent
- The Master Builder was actually this disguised
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- The name of Thor's hammer
- Loki's child, a wolf
- Otherwise known as the God of Thunder
- Loki's child, the goddess of the underworld
- What Odin gave up for knowledge and wisdom
- The all powerful god and father in Norse mythology
- the paw of which Thor could not lift
13 Clues: The trickster god • Loki's child, a wolf • The name of Thor's hammer • a female goddess and warrior • Loki's child, an evil serpent • what Valkyrie's use for transport • the paw of which Thor could not lift • Otherwise known as the God of Thunder • What Odin gave up for knowledge and wisdom • Loki's child, the goddess of the underworld • ...
Mythology Crossword 2023-05-04
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- He is sometimes portrayed as old and bearded and sometimes as youthful
- He is often depicted as part-human and part-spider
- He was the main character of Homer's Iliad
- His story was widely known among the ancient Greeks
- She is often shown carrying her bow and arrows, surrounded by her hounds
- He was featured in an episode of the animated Disney series Hercules in 1998.
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- This god is better known and more commonly depicted as Saturn from the Renaissance through the modern age
- He is often portrayed holding a shield and a spear, his weapon of choice
- She appears in many ancient works, especially hymns. However, she was not embraced by medieval or Renaissance artists the way many
- She was the subject of the most famous work by the Greek sculptor Praxiteles
- Her story is recognized well enough that she is mentioned in passing in many works, including the Ernest Hemingway novel The Sun Also Rises
- She is also described as having gray eyes, which Greeks considered to be a sign of wisdom
- He first appears in Greek literature in the Iliad
13 Clues: He was the main character of Homer's Iliad • He first appears in Greek literature in the Iliad • He is often depicted as part-human and part-spider • His story was widely known among the ancient Greeks • He is sometimes portrayed as old and bearded and sometimes as youthful • He is often portrayed holding a shield and a spear, his weapon of choice • ...
Ancient Greece 2015-08-07
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- a water nymph
- the father of all Gods
- the greatest Greek warrior
- a type of Ancient Greek pottery
- an item of Greek clothing-a tunic
- a term that means foreign
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- one of the earliest Greek civilizations which emerged from Crete
- an olive branch placed on the head
- a sport that is a cross between Rugby and American Football
- a mythical river that is the boundary between the Earth and the Underworld
- the water God
- the Greek version of checkers
12 Clues: a water nymph • the water God • the father of all Gods • a term that means foreign • the greatest Greek warrior • the Greek version of checkers • a type of Ancient Greek pottery • an item of Greek clothing-a tunic • an olive branch placed on the head • a sport that is a cross between Rugby and American Football • one of the earliest Greek civilizations which emerged from Crete • ...
Life in Greece 2023-05-20
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- people directly involved in government
- government with only a few possessing power
- Greek city-state with a strong navy and where education is stressed
- government controlled by its citizens
- the word for Greek city-states
- building is a shrine for the goddess Athena
- society in which men rule
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- great leader of Athens
- Greek philosopher who did question and answer method
- war between Athens and Sparta
- Greek city-state with a strong Army
- Greek philosopher who founded a school
12 Clues: great leader of Athens • society in which men rule • war between Athens and Sparta • the word for Greek city-states • Greek city-state with a strong Army • government controlled by its citizens • people directly involved in government • Greek philosopher who founded a school • government with only a few possessing power • building is a shrine for the goddess Athena • ...
Vocabulary List 12- SAT (part 4) 2026-03-09
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- The substitution of an innocuous term to mitigate the discomfort of a harsh reality; from the Greek eu- (good) + pheme (speaking).
- A profound conundrum or symbolism that resists easy interpretation; from the Greek ainigma (to speak in riddles).
- The tendency to assert principles as immutable truths based on authority rather than empirical evidence; from the Greek dogma (opinion/decree).
- To formally justify or clear a subject from culpable suspicion or blame; from the Latin ex- (out of) + culpa (blame).
- Intended for a restricted culture or circle of experts, often involving abstruse knowledge; from the Greek esotero (inner).
- Characterized by inappropriate levity or satire when addressing serious ethics; from the Latin facetia (wit).
- Exhibiting profound knowledge gained through extensive contemplation and study; from the Latin ex- (out) + rudis (unskilled/rude).
- To clarify an abstruse concept by shedding light on its intricacy; from the Latin lux (light).
- A synthesis of ideas or styles deduced from a diverse array of sources; from the Greek eklektikos (selective).
- Overflowing with fervent energy or boisterous enthusiasm; originating from the Latin e- (out) + bullire (to boil).
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- A state of cognitive or aesthetic inconsistency resulting from the juxtaposition of incongruous elements; derived from the Latin dis- (apart) + sonare (to sound).
- To heighten the imagery of a narrative through the addition of decorative, often fictitious, details; from the Old French bel (beautiful).
- The maintenance of mental stability and composure amidst external tumult; from the Latin aequus (even) + animus (mind).
- Conspicuously offensive or remarkable for its depravity; historically from the Latin ex grege (out of the flock/exceptional).
- To increase the severity or dissonance of a pre-existing conflict or condition; from the Latin ex- (thoroughly) + acerbus (bitter).
- Characterized by an ethereal transience, lasting only a fleeting moment; from the Greek epi- (upon) + hemera (day).
- The capacity to produce a specific, intended sensation or result within a system; from the Latin efficere (to work out/accomplish).
- A sudden introspection leading to a transformative perception of essential truth; from the Greek epiphaneia (manifestation).
- Deceitfulness characterized by a paradox between one’s public demeanor and private intent; from the Latin duplex (twofold).
- The cognitive and emotional capacity to interpret and share the sentience of another; from the Greek en- (in) + pathos (feeling).
20 Clues: To clarify an abstruse concept by shedding light on its intricacy; from the Latin lux (light). • Characterized by inappropriate levity or satire when addressing serious ethics; from the Latin facetia (wit). • A synthesis of ideas or styles deduced from a diverse array of sources; from the Greek eklektikos (selective). • ...
Percy Jackson Lighting Thief 2021-06-23
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- The person who has A.D.H.D and Dyslexia
- Half Human Half bull
- The only greek god that died.
- The camp that percy is in.
- The greek god of luck.
- The greek god of the sky and his thunder bold went missing
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- Percy Latin teacher
- the school that percy is in.
- Percy Jackson mom.
- The blond hair girl that is beautiful.
- Percy Jackson Best friend.
- Turns people into statues only by looking at it with your eyes open
- Greek God of the Underworld.
- The person who was trying to kill Percy.
14 Clues: Percy Jackson mom. • Percy Latin teacher • Half Human Half bull • The greek god of luck. • Percy Jackson Best friend. • The camp that percy is in. • the school that percy is in. • Greek God of the Underworld. • The only greek god that died. • The blond hair girl that is beautiful. • The person who has A.D.H.D and Dyslexia • The person who was trying to kill Percy. • ...
Gracie’s Claim to Fame Stage 1 2024-07-31
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- House The official residence and workplace of the president of United States.
- In Greek Mythology, she was the first woman created by the gods, known for opening a box that released all the worlds evils. It’s also the name of a popular music streaming service.
- To divide or break into parts; also a term used for a disagreement or separation
- A male sovereign or monarch, the highest-ranking authority in a kingdom
- A naturally occurring solid mineral or mineral-like matter; also a genre of music characterized by electric guitars and strong rhythms.
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- A major state known for its cultural landmarks including the cowboys NFL team.
- A Collection of written or printed pages bound together, often used for reading or reference.
- A female child in relation to her parents; the counterpart to a son.
8 Clues: A female child in relation to her parents; the counterpart to a son. • A male sovereign or monarch, the highest-ranking authority in a kingdom • House The official residence and workplace of the president of United States. • A major state known for its cultural landmarks including the cowboys NFL team. • ...
33 2025-08-16
11 Clues: – Comedy. • – Realism. • – Tragedy. • – Modernism. • – Mythology. • – Romanticism. • – Avant-garde. • – Slavic goddess. • – Slavic god of animals. • – Slavic god of thunder. • – Slavic god of fire/sky.
Art & Culture Topic 6 & 7 2020-03-03
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- New techniques arise in order to recreate the world.
- The cities of Italy were called_______meaning it was geographically a city but it could maintain themselves economically and politically.
- A series of books allegedly written by Jesus' disciples
- It refers to the Germanic tribes that invaded Greece and Italy.
- The important figure in this period is the man, the human being. It is the beginning of the humanism.
- art Its objective was to glorify the Christian religion.
- Artists were worried about thw depth of their work, making them investigate other ways to portrsy their subjects, related to the ... Of their work.
- It’s interior is full sumptuous decorations.
- Bramante who made The Tempietto.
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- Was believed to afford at least some glimpse of a transcendental existence
- was the most influential sculptor of the time. He made a bronze statue of David.
- Geometry was simple; simplicity and purity were characteristics of the...
- This is a characteristic that goes hand in hand with the anthropocentrism.
- A paint made of dry pigments or colors, mixed with a binding material.
- Latin and Greek mythology were important during the
- He’s attributed to many miracles
- point The point in a painting in which every line intersects
- Da vinci Who painted the last supper?
- di bondone He was one of the most important artists from the gothic late period.
- of revelation It describes in a symbolic and dark way the future.
20 Clues: He’s attributed to many miracles • Bramante who made The Tempietto. • Da vinci Who painted the last supper? • It’s interior is full sumptuous decorations. • Latin and Greek mythology were important during the • New techniques arise in order to recreate the world. • A series of books allegedly written by Jesus' disciples • ...
Mothers day crossword 2021-03-13
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- which alcoholic spirit is known as mothers ruin
- field who played forest gumps mother
- what might you find inside a pyramid
- who played Jennifer Saunders mum in abfab
- widow twanky is mother of what panto character
- in nursery rhyme what old mother Hubbard want from cupboard
- retailers specialises in baby products
- what is a nacre commonly known as
- animal shortest pregnancy 12-13 days
- what flower represents Mother’s Day
- 1st country to dedicate day to mums in the world
- what do tibetitans refer to as goddess mother
- beTles song ‘mother Mary comes to me’
- 1920 country awarded medals to mums of large fam
- in Disney who’s mother was killed by Hunter
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- who was mum of Liza Minnelli
- proverb what is the mother of invention
- what is most important part of computer
- men who called falling snow mother caries chickens
- who is pebbles mother in flintstones
- who was queen elizebeths 1 mother
- animal mother never putsbabydown nurses for7years
- what animal is pregnant for the longest
- if horses dad is sire what is it’s mother
- language does fete des meres means Mother’s Day
- which almond cake is trad made for Mothering Sunday
- who was mother of the gods in greek mythology
- which city did M Theresa find her missionary
- when name is based of a given name from female
- what is the mother of a Larva called
30 Clues: who was mum of Liza Minnelli • who was queen elizebeths 1 mother • what is a nacre commonly known as • what flower represents Mother’s Day • field who played forest gumps mother • what might you find inside a pyramid • who is pebbles mother in flintstones • animal shortest pregnancy 12-13 days • what is the mother of a Larva called • beTles song ‘mother Mary comes to me’ • ...
Addams Family Crosword 2026-03-12
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- – To hug; to accept something willingly.
- without meaning to.
- – Mentions of something or sources used for information.
- – Secretly planning something, often something harmful.
- – A feeling of intense hatred or disgust.
- – To faint or feel overcome by emotion.
- – To strongly dislike or hate.
- – Refusing to accept or give in to something.
- – Left unprotected or revealed.
- – without intention; accidentally.
- – A figure from Greek mythology who helped Jason and later took revenge on him.
- – A feeling or emotional attitude.
- – Forbidden or socially unacceptable.
- – A quick look or glance.
- – Strongly affected by something.
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- – Very serious, gloomy, or harsh.
- – Bitterness or harshness in speech or behavior.
- – Feeling very sad or hopeless.
- – A doctor’s written order for medicine.
- – In a way that causes strong dislike or revulsion.
- – Talking a lot about unimportant things.
- – To suppose something is true without full proof.
- – Related to the heart.
- – A large decorative cup, often used in ceremonies.
- – A game where players act out words without speaking.
- – Revealing or making information known.
- – Filling someone with the urge to do something creative or good.
- – The system of money, trade, and industry in a country.
- – In psychology, the part of the mind driven by basic desires and instincts.
- – Large in amount or range.
- – Treatments that help cure or relieve a problem or illness.
- – Demanding firmly that something be done or believed.
- – Completely unreasonable or silly.
33 Clues: without meaning to. • – Related to the heart. • – A quick look or glance. • – Large in amount or range. • – To strongly dislike or hate. • – Feeling very sad or hopeless. • – Left unprotected or revealed. • – Very serious, gloomy, or harsh. • – Strongly affected by something. • – without intention; accidentally. • – A feeling or emotional attitude. • ...
vday 2025-02-12
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- historians credit the english poet geoffrey blank with connecting romance to valentine's day (author of canterbury tales)
- the chocolate blank has been around for more than 150 years
- in the 5th century, pope gelasius forbade the celebration of blank
- blank roses represent passion (given to someone you want to be more than friends with)
- professor of biology studying "health outcomes in counties with and without health department in Pennsylvania)
- go blank! (winners of the Super Bowl)
- blank get more valentines than anyone else
- won a grammy in 2025
- a bird that represents peace, love, hope, and renewal
- the most popular valentine's day gifts are blank and flowers
- blank prints more than 500 valentine's day card designs
- blank roses are given as a token of appreciation
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- chocolate covered blank (romantic desert)
- the first valentine was sent from blank
- blank has roots in greek mythology (chubby, arrow-shooting baby)
- a holiday of love
- the country that the tradition o exchanging love notes on Valentine's Day originated in
- the inventor of candy hearts started out producing medicinal blank
- blank roses are given to platonic friends
- common flower gives to show affection
- blank roses represent love and romance
- alexander graham bell filed a patent application for the blank on Feb 14 1876
- blank is the state with the most chocolatiers
- americans send 145 million valentine's day blank each year
24 Clues: a holiday of love • won a grammy in 2025 • go blank! (winners of the Super Bowl) • common flower gives to show affection • blank roses represent love and romance • the first valentine was sent from blank • chocolate covered blank (romantic desert) • blank roses are given to platonic friends • blank get more valentines than anyone else • ...
Drama: Back up lesson - Theatre 2025-04-15
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- The word 'thespian', meaning 'actor' is derived from this person's name.
- A literary genre that points out social dilemmas.
- Indian theatre, also the name of an ancient language.
- Synonym for: Income, Earnings, Proceeds, Turnover, Receipts, Profits.
- The harlequin in Siah-Bazi did this to stir laughter.
- Today, the screen at the back of a theatre is called this (use link 3 below).
- In ancient Greek mythology: inspirational goddesses who presided over the arts and sciences.
- 'Théatron', a place for...
- What you see by 01:44 in the video is a picture of an...(use link 1 below).
- A late medi-eval morality play that is still performed today (use link 4 below).
- A literary genre that uses humor, irony, or ridicule to criticise and expose the flaws of society (use link 2 below).
- A stage surrounded by audience.
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- At 07:46 in the video is this form of theatre popular with children.
- The institution that is as old as civilisation itself.
- English dramatist often referred to as 'The Great Psychologist'.
- Mystical creature of great symbolic value in Chinese culture.
- The ancient equivalent of New York.
- Where theatre as we know it originated.
- Japanese form of theatre.
- On the sides of the stage hang red...
- We look to the past to understand something's origins and...
- A form of ancient Persian theatre.
- The ancient name for Iran.
- The means by which human society maintains balance.
24 Clues: Japanese form of theatre. • 'Théatron', a place for... • The ancient name for Iran. • A stage surrounded by audience. • A form of ancient Persian theatre. • The ancient equivalent of New York. • On the sides of the stage hang red... • Where theatre as we know it originated. • A literary genre that points out social dilemmas. • ...
Elementos 2023-04-23
11 Clues: Keep _____. • our product • root for air • And the ______ • Greek for fire • Greek for water • ______ flavoring • Greek root for ice • Greek root for earth • the name of our company • what we support with our business
Greek and Roman Crossword Puzzle by: Marcus Harris 2022-03-09
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- greece had a hard time ______.
- A common childs game.
- Popular greek dog breads were, lacanian, Molassian and ________.
- A common greek crop was _______.
- romans depended on ________.
- Greece had 3 big gods and they were zeus, hades and ______.
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- A greek ball game were you keep it in the air.
- Greeks loved ______ as pets.
- For more than 400 years the roman empire ruled __________.
- Greek boys were taught _____.
- Entered britan in 55 B.C.E
- greece civilians hardly ever eat what?
- Who defeted the last roman emporer
- What ancient civilization made lots of wine
14 Clues: A common childs game. • Entered britan in 55 B.C.E • Greeks loved ______ as pets. • romans depended on ________. • Greek boys were taught _____. • greece had a hard time ______. • A common greek crop was _______. • Who defeted the last roman emporer • greece civilians hardly ever eat what? • What ancient civilization made lots of wine • ...
Rome vs. Greece 2023-02-14
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- Roman _____ their dogs like they would a human.
- Romans planted barley while Greeks planted ________
- While Greeks would play sports, Romans would ______ (watch) sports.
- Rome had dull colored walls and Greek had brightly colored ________.
- greeks had modern-day animals and Rome had _____ animals.
- Greek soldiers were called hoplites and Roman soldiers were called _________
- roman towns consisted of buildings and temples that they used to worship their ____.
- Greek artist painted buildings and Roman artists made paintings of _________.
- While Rome was good at working with non-metal, Greek was good at working with ______.
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- Greeks planted vegetables and Rome planted __________as well as olive oil.
- Greeks ___________ their dogs.
- In Greece, they had a mild _______.
- Rome and Greece used their dogs as _______.
- Greek had compromising entertainment, Rome had ______ entertainment
- The Romans had a ________ army and an even stronger empire.
15 Clues: Greeks ___________ their dogs. • In Greece, they had a mild _______. • Rome and Greece used their dogs as _______. • Roman _____ their dogs like they would a human. • Romans planted barley while Greeks planted ________ • greeks had modern-day animals and Rome had _____ animals. • The Romans had a ________ army and an even stronger empire. • ...
Greek Crossword 2022-09-28
9 Clues: Greek God • Greek recipe • city in Greek • Greek philosopher • ancient greek city • Greek goddess of wisdom • games held every four years • first letter of greek alphabet • second letter of greek alphabet
One Year 2026-04-28
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- Your favorite Greek word
- Ella____
- Our favorite Italian
- Secret Ingredient in our relationship
- how long we'll be together ❤
- first PDA
- Favorite Greek island so far
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- First Trip together
- First Date dinner
- first lake trip
- Our Puerto, that some would prefer hidden
- What? In Mexico
- favorite Disney princess
- Not Toady in Greek
- first time we stayed up late cooking
15 Clues: Ella____ • first PDA • first lake trip • What? In Mexico • First Date dinner • Not Toady in Greek • First Trip together • Our favorite Italian • Your favorite Greek word • favorite Disney princess • how long we'll be together ❤ • Favorite Greek island so far • first time we stayed up late cooking • Secret Ingredient in our relationship • Our Puerto, that some would prefer hidden
ancient Greece 2025-09-30
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- War was a major conflict in ancient Greece fought between the Delian League, led by Athens, and the Peloponnesian League, led by Sparta
- of Macedonia Know for transforming his kingdom into a dominant power by uniting Macedonia, reforming the army with the iconic sarissa pike, and using military and diplomatic
- War a series of conflicts (c. 499–449 BCE) between the Achaemenid Persian Empire and various Greek city-states, including Athens and Sparta
- was a highly influential ancient Greek philosopher and scientist
- a member of an ancient Greek people who invaded Greece around 1100 BCE, or it is a given name.
- a form of government where power and status are held by a small, privileged class, typically a hereditary nobility, often characterized by inherited wealth, land ownership, or high social standing.
- often said to mean 'rule by the people'
- a legendary ancient Greek epic poet who wrote the Iliad and the Odyssey; a baseball term for a home run; a homing pigeon that returns home; or a historic Hebrew unit of capacity.
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- the Greek-speaking Bronze Age civilization that flourished in mainland Greece and the Aegean region from about 1600 to 1100 B.C
- to establish macedonian hegemony over greece
- a tightly formed group of soldiers standing in close ranks, known for their strength and unity
- the Great an ancient Macedonian king and brilliant military leader who, in a short 13-year reign, conquered the largest empire the ancient world had ever seen, stretching from Greece to India
- an ancient Greek city-state, functioning as an independent political, social, and cultural community centered around an urban area and its surrounding territory.
- an ancient Greek philosopher
- the ancient, advanced Bronze Age civilization of Crete, flourishing from about 3000 to 1100 BCE.
- a classical Greek philosopher, founder of Western philosophy, and the teacher of Plato
- Civilization the culture, art, and science that spread across the vast territories
17 Clues: an ancient Greek philosopher • often said to mean 'rule by the people' • to establish macedonian hegemony over greece • was a highly influential ancient Greek philosopher and scientist • Civilization the culture, art, and science that spread across the vast territories • a classical Greek philosopher, founder of Western philosophy, and the teacher of Plato • ...
Greek Geeks and Gods Crossword 2022-12-02
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- god of the sun, light, music/poetry; brother of Artemis
- goddess of the hunt, moon, and archery; sister of Apollo
- Greek mathematician, father of geometry
- father of tragedy, wrote Oresteia
- historian who wrote about the Peloponnesian Wars
- goddess of love and beauty
- goddess of wisdom and war
- God of the sky and thunder, king of the gods
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- father of medicine
- Greek inventor who made the pulley, cylinder screw, and lever
- tragedian, wrote Oedipus Rex
- Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle all studied this
- Greek mathematician who is known for his theorem
- historian who wrote about the Persian Wars
- Greek sculptor who made the Athena in the Parthenon
- Goddess of marriage, wife of Zeus
- wrote epic poems like the Iliad and the Odyssey
17 Clues: father of medicine • goddess of wisdom and war • goddess of love and beauty • tragedian, wrote Oedipus Rex • Goddess of marriage, wife of Zeus • father of tragedy, wrote Oresteia • Greek mathematician, father of geometry • historian who wrote about the Persian Wars • God of the sky and thunder, king of the gods • Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle all studied this • ...
"Answers and questions" 2021-05-12
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- He is a great Kazakh scientist, orientalist, historian, ethnographer, geographer, folklorist, translator, journalist, and traveler. The author of ”Shamanism among Kazakhs”. Who is it?
- What national game is this, catching a girl on a horse and kissing?
- The kazakh national swing is called?
- Attila was the ruler of what people?
- Name one of the founders of the theater of the absurd?
- Golden chain is the creation story of people?
- What’s the name of a game that plays with the bones of a sheep?
- Customer - employee etiquette is etiquette of what?
- In what Kazakh tradition do brides cover their face?
- What is the name of the modern Kazakh screenwriter and director of the film "Tomiris?"
- representatives of the Ulugbek Samarkand schools - Jamshid al-Kashi, Kazi-zade ar-Rumi and next one who is?
- He is a brilliant painter, sculptor and architect of the Renaissance. His largest works are: “Madonna Doni”, “The Creation of Adam”, the statues “Moses” and “David”. Who is it?
- Who is the sea God in Greek mythology?
- The highest embodiment of the new ideal of beauty, according to contemporaries Canova.
- What is the name of the famous painting by Kassemir Malesvich?
- What is a type of literature that attempts to stir a reader's imagination or emotions?
- The phrase "Linguistic equality should be one of the first achievements of the revolution“ belongs to?
- Where did the knights live?
- Kumulipo is the creation story of?
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- He is a French writer, one of the founders of realism in European literature. His largest work is a series of novels and novels called "Human Comedy". Who is it?
- Who is the author of book " The path of Abay"?
- Abbreviation DIY belongs to?
- Two artistic directions of the 17th century are classicism and …?
- It is an impression of a product in the minds of consumers, a label that is mentally attached to the product. What is it?
- He is an outstanding artist of the Renaissance; he was recognized "the king of painters and the painter of kings." The author of the painting - “Venera Urbinskaya”. Who is it?
- The poem, which is included in the world cultural heritage, 2008 was declared by UNESCO as the year of the 500th anniversary of the epic.
- What is a rite of passage of the individual to a new stage of development within a social group or mysteries society?
- Who is the author of the “The Justification and Manifesto of Futurism”?
- Actions that are the result of a person's free choice?
- According to the Jose-Ortega y Gasset "the part of society that has a special “organ of perception”?
- “Red and Black” is the pinnacle of French realism. Whose this novel?
- What is the characteristics and knowledge of a particular group of people, encompassing language, religion, arts and social habits?
- Who is the author of a Divine Comedy?
- What kind of etiquette is a set of rules for organizing communication in a business environment?
- Who is the main God of Greek mythology?
- Name the organization has been working in Kazakhstan and conducting annually trainings for writers-beginners from all Kazakhstan?
- How many times have knights bathed in the middle ages?
- A strong king of Huns?
- Three types of culture: The Pop, Elite and …?
- In 1618-1648 which country was covered by the Thirty Years' War?
40 Clues: A strong king of Huns? • Where did the knights live? • Abbreviation DIY belongs to? • Kumulipo is the creation story of? • The kazakh national swing is called? • Attila was the ruler of what people? • Who is the author of a Divine Comedy? • Who is the sea God in Greek mythology? • Who is the main God of Greek mythology? • Golden chain is the creation story of people? • ...
Books 2 2024-04-10
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- Writer of "Circe" and "The Song of Achilles," reimagining Greek mythology with a focus on female characters.
- Writer of "Homegoing," a novel spanning generations and continents, exploring the legacy of slavery and colonization.
- Author of "Sing, Unburied, Sing" and "Salvage the Bones," delving into the experiences of African Americans in the South.
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- Author of "The Sellout," a satirical novel exploring race relations and identity politics in America.
- Poet known for the "Teebs" series, blending humor, pop culture, and Native American identity in verse.
- Australian author known for domestic thrillers like "The Mother-in-Law" and "The Good Sister."
- Author of "The Hate U Give" and "On the Come Up," tackling issues of race, police brutality, and activism in contemporary America.
7 Clues: Australian author known for domestic thrillers like "The Mother-in-Law" and "The Good Sister." • Author of "The Sellout," a satirical novel exploring race relations and identity politics in America. • Poet known for the "Teebs" series, blending humor, pop culture, and Native American identity in verse. • ...
Ancient Greek V.S. Ancient Rome 2023-02-13
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- Romans planted barley while Greeks planted________
- Greeks ___________ their dogs.
- Greek artist painted buildings and Roman artist made paintings of _________
- Roman towns consisted of buildings and temples that they used to worship their ____.
- Greek had compromising entertainment, rome had ______ entertainment
- while greeks would play sports, romans would ______ sports
- Rome had dull colored walls and greek had brightly colored ________
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- Rome and Greek used their dogs as _______.
- While rome was good at working with non-metal, greek was good at working with ______
- Greek soldiers were called hoplites and Roman soldiers were called _________
- Greeks planted vegetables and Rome planted __________
- Greeks had modern-day animals and Rome had ______animals.
12 Clues: Greeks ___________ their dogs. • Rome and Greek used their dogs as _______. • Romans planted barley while Greeks planted________ • Greeks planted vegetables and Rome planted __________ • Greeks had modern-day animals and Rome had ______animals. • while greeks would play sports, romans would ______ sports • ...
"Answers and questions" 2021-05-12
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- In what Kazakh tradition do brides cover their face?
- Where did the knights live?
- The poem, which is included in the world cultural heritage, 2008 was declared by UNESCO as the year of the 500th anniversary of the epic.
- Who is the author of book " The path of Abay"?
- It is an impression of a product in the minds of consumers, a label that is mentally attached to the product. What is it?
- What is a type of literature that attempts to stir a reader's imagination or emotions?
- What is the name of the famous painting by Kassemir Malesvich?
- Actions that are the result of a person's free choice?
- The phrase "Linguistic equality should be one of the first achievements of the revolution“ belongs to?
- Name one of the founders of the theater of the absurd?
- “Red and Black” is the pinnacle of French realism. Whose this novel?
- Golden chain is the creation story of people?
- de Balzac He is a French writer, one of the founders of realism in European literature. His largest work is a series of novels and novels called "Human Comedy". Who is it?
- What’s the name of a game that plays with the bones of a sheep?
- He is a brilliant painter, sculptor and architect of the Renaissance. His largest works are: “Madonna Doni”, “The Creation of Adam”, the statues “Moses” and “David”. Who is it?
- What kind of etiquette is a set of rules for organizing communication in a business environment?
- What is the name of the modern Kazakh screenwriter and director of the film "Tomiris?"
- Who is the author of the “The Justification and Manifesto of Futurism”?
- The highest embodiment of the new ideal of beauty, according to contemporaries Canova.
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- representatives of the Ulugbek Samarkand schools - Jamshid al-Kashi, Kazi-zade ar-Rumi and next one who is?
- The kazakh national swing is called?
- He is an outstanding artist of the Renaissance; he was recognized "the king of painters and the painter of kings." The author of the painting - “Venera Urbinskaya”. Who is it?
- He is a great Kazakh scientist, orientalist, historian, ethnographer, geographer, folklorist, translator, journalist, and traveler. The author of ”Shamanism among Kazakhs”. Who is it?
- In 1618-1648 which country was covered by the Thirty Years' War?
- What national game is this, catching a girl on a horse and kissing?
- How many times have knights bathed in the middle ages?
- What is a rite of passage of the individual to a new stage of development within a social group or mysteries society?
- Kumulipo is the creation story of?
- Who is the sea God in Greek mythology?
- What is the characteristics and knowledge of a particular group of people, encompassing language, religion, arts and social habits?
- Who is the author of a Divine Comedy?
- Two artistic directions of the 17th century are classicism and …?
- Abbreviation DIY belongs to?
- Three types of culture: The Pop, Elite and …?
- Attila was the ruler of what people?
- A strong king of Huns?
- According to the Jose-Ortega y Gasset "the part of society that has a special “organ of perception”?
- Name the organization has been working in Kazakhstan and conducting annually trainings for writers-beginners from all Kazakhstan?
- Customer - employee etiquette is etiquette of what?
- Who is the main God of Greek mythology?
40 Clues: A strong king of Huns? • Where did the knights live? • Abbreviation DIY belongs to? • Kumulipo is the creation story of? • The kazakh national swing is called? • Attila was the ruler of what people? • Who is the author of a Divine Comedy? • Who is the sea God in Greek mythology? • Who is the main God of Greek mythology? • Golden chain is the creation story of people? • ...
Midterm Control #2 2022-05-17
Across
- Name the culture function where person show the ability to learn and accumulate social experience of many previous generations
- Name the organization has been working in Kazakhstan and conducting annually trainings for writers-begginers from all Kazakhstan
- The scientist who singled out three types of cultural configurations: Apollonian, Dionysian, Paranoid
- In ancient Greek mythology he is the god of the grape-harvest, winemaking and wine, ritual madness and theater
- What is the style of art translated as fancy, strange
- The author of the "Black square on a white background"
- A select group that is superior in terms of ability or qualities to the rest of a group or society
- Author of the Iliad and the Odyssey
- A narrative that conveys believes of people about the origin of all living things
- Who is the author of the gobsek book
- Who is the author of kui "Adai"?
- Who was the founder of history as science
- People who were participants of battles in Colliseum in Ancient Rome
- Who is the author of the “The Justification and Manifesto of Futurism”?
- Name the Author of "The birth of tragedy from the spirit of music" book
- Who is the author of the ninth wave painting?
- The currency used in Greece from ancient times to 2002
- A set of norms and rules of behaviour that support the ideas of a certain society about what is appropriate
- The supreme god of Olympus in Greek mythology:
- Form of government in which people have the authority to choose their governing legislators
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- Name the process of person’s assimilating cultural norms and developing social roles
- The author of the "Romeo and Juliett" tragedy?
- The country-founder of Olympic Games
- The peculiarities of the mental composition and worldview of people belonging to a particular ethnic integrity
- Who is the author of book “A Study of History”?
- Who is the author of the historical novel “Aivengo”?
- The phrase “youth can be called as product of the manipulation of modern global culture” belongs to?
- Name of the founder of the comedy
- Who represented the term Clip-culture?
- The main work of Nicolay Danilevsky is
- A mark or character used as a conventional representation of an object, especially a material one
- This is a non-poetic literature, in contrast to poetry
- Name the author of the “Shamanism among kazakhs”
- A group of people with specific cultural peculiarities, like black clothing, dyed black hair, dark eyeliner, black fingernails and black period-styled clothing and a focus on gothic rock and a range of other music genres
- Who is the author of Mona Lisa painting?
- This subculture appeared in the UK, USA, Canada and Australia in the late 1960s — early 1970s.
- A social group whose members unite ethnic self-awareness and the consciousness of their genetic connection with other representatives of this group is
- Name the scientist who divided humanity into two parts: "people of genius" and "people of benefit"
- А rational philosophy informed by science, inspired by art, and motivated by compassion
- Name the author of the “Turksib” painting
- What is the main instrument of communication in culture?
- A type of product manufactured by a particular company under a particular name
42 Clues: Who is the author of kui "Adai"? • Name of the founder of the comedy • Author of the Iliad and the Odyssey • The country-founder of Olympic Games • Who is the author of the gobsek book • Who represented the term Clip-culture? • The main work of Nicolay Danilevsky is • Who is the author of Mona Lisa painting? • Who was the founder of history as science • ...
Ancient Greece 2015-09-14
Across
- third of the classical orders
- second of the classical orders
- Part of Greek theatre
- Greek Philosopher
- Le Corbusier's system of proportions
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- Period associated with Alexander the Great
- first of the classical orders
- Temple on the Acropolis
- Island of the Minoans
- female figure supporting a structure
- Greek Goddess
- Central square in Greek cities
12 Clues: Greek Goddess • Greek Philosopher • Island of the Minoans • Part of Greek theatre • Temple on the Acropolis • first of the classical orders • third of the classical orders • second of the classical orders • Central square in Greek cities • female figure supporting a structure • Le Corbusier's system of proportions • Period associated with Alexander the Great
Smite: Battleground of the Gods 2016-10-15
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- Egyptian Goddess of Cats
- Mayan God of Rain
- Matron of the Dead
- Norse Goddess of Winter
- Greek God of Music
- Saint of War
- King of the Underworld
- Sun God
- The Sly Messenger
- Egyptian God of the Nile
- Greek Goddess of Vengeance
- Egyptian Goddess of Magic
- The Weaver
- The Shining Light
- Weaver of Fate
- The Relentless
- Chinese God of the Yellow River
- Greek God of War
- The Illustrious Sage
- The Allfather
- Keeper of the Wild
- The Lord of Glittering Gold
- The Sleeping Giant
- The Earth Mother
- Seventh Avatar of Vishnu
- Roman Goddess of Night
- Japanese God of the Summer Storm
- Guardian of Heaven
- Roman God of Wine
- The Lawgiver
- The Messanger God
- Dragon King of the Eastern Seas
- Queen of the Valkyries
- Hand of Death
- Roman Goddess of War
- Defender of the Earth
- Norse Goddess of the Sun
- Master of Thunder
- Greek Goddess of Wisdom
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- The Dawn Bringer
- Roman God of Portals and Transitions
- Hindu Goddess of Destruction
- The Great Devourer
- The Howler Monkey God
- Roman God of Love
- Destroyer of Mountains
- Fith Avatar of Vishnu
- Greek God of the Sky
- The Demon Queller
- Norse God of Thunder
- Greek Goddess of Beauty
- Smith of the Gods
- Faerie of the Moon
- Broken God of the Afterlife
- The Third Lotus Prince
- The Oathkeeper
- Champion of Rome
- The Trickster God
- The Monkey King
- The Slayer of Enemies
- Mayan God of Bees
- Hidden Jaguar Sun
- Egyptian God of the Earth
- Greek God the Oceans
- Hindu God of Fire
- Norse Goddess of the Underworld
- Deadly God of Bats
- The Great Teacher
- Demon King of Lanka
- Egyptian Goddess of Venom
- The Unbound
- Serpent of the Nine Winds
- Greek Goddess of the Hunt
- Father of the Frost Giants
- Keeper of Time
- Egyptian God of the Dead
- Mayan Goddess of the Moon
- Horror of the Sea
- Horrific God of Decay
- The Gorgon
- The Glorious One
81 Clues: Sun God • The Weaver • The Gorgon • The Unbound • Saint of War • The Lawgiver • The Allfather • Hand of Death • The Oathkeeper • Weaver of Fate • The Relentless • Keeper of Time • The Monkey King • The Dawn Bringer • Champion of Rome • Greek God of War • The Earth Mother • The Glorious One • Mayan God of Rain • Roman God of Love • The Demon Queller • Smith of the Gods • The Sly Messenger • The Trickster God • ...
Politics Tier 2 Crossword 2017-06-04
Across
- this Greek king thought of the idea for the Trojan Horse. He also fought at Troy.
- a war that started because a Trojan man, Paris, took a married Greek woman, Helen, to Troy. Helen’s husband, Menelaus, declared war on Troy and would stop at nothing to get his wife back.
- an empire that conquered an immense amount of land. This empire was going to conquer Peloponnesus, but the city-state Athens stopped them at the Battle of Marathon.
- founder of the Persian Empire.
- free males, 18 years or older, and both parents had to be Athenian.
- an alliance between most Greek city-states named after the island Delos. Athens joined this union.
- one person holds power, usually a king or queen.
- Sparta created this union to challenge the Delian League.
- Odysseus had the idea to create this structure. It was given to Troy by the Greeks as a sign of surrender. What the Trojans didn’t know was that Greek soldiers were hidden inside, waiting for nightfall, when they would attack Troy and end the war.
- government is controlled by a few people, members of the upper class.
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- a form of government when the citizens govern themselves.
- one person controlled all parts of the government. Some of these rulers improved Greek life, but some abused their power.
- a time of fighting between two or more opposing sides.
- a fight between Athens and the Persian Empire. The opposing sides stared at each other for a few days, to see who would make the first move. Athens ran into battle first and defeated the Persians.
- This man led the Greeks in the Trojan War against Troy. He was the king of Mycenae in Greece.
- a war that occurred in 431 and 404 BC between the Greek city-states Athens and Sparta.
- the island that the Greek city-state’s treasury department was.
- “the face that launched a thousand ships.” Paris, a trojan, carried her away from Sparta, and the Greeks sailed to Troy to reclaim her.
- located on the Asia Minor, not Peloponnesus. A famous structure was brought here as a sign of surrender, but was actually an ambush.
- an almost invincible Greek warrior. Out of all the Greeks, this man fought the most fiercely.
20 Clues: founder of the Persian Empire. • one person holds power, usually a king or queen. • a time of fighting between two or more opposing sides. • a form of government when the citizens govern themselves. • Sparta created this union to challenge the Delian League. • the island that the Greek city-state’s treasury department was. • ...
The Peloponnesian War 2024-05-01
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- battle from 415-413 BCE
- to put a pause on a war
- slaves in Sparta
- surrendered to Spartan 404 BCE
- Wars 431 BCE - 404BCE
- navy-based force
- shared religion,language,other customs
- Phillip conquered most of the Greek peninsula
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- broughtAthenianstosafety
- important source of grain for the Spartans
- built a massive wall
- isolated Greek city states
- League a military alliance
- done away with after the war
- the Great created the most powerful empire at that time
- land-based military force
- 50,000 peoplemayhavedied
- Wars Greek society flourished after this
- mountainous land north of Greece
19 Clues: slaves in Sparta • navy-based force • built a massive wall • Wars 431 BCE - 404BCE • battle from 415-413 BCE • to put a pause on a war • broughtAthenianstosafety • 50,000 peoplemayhavedied • land-based military force • isolated Greek city states • done away with after the war • surrendered to Spartan 404 BCE • League a military alliance • mountainous land north of Greece • ...
Percy Jackson: Blood Of Olympus 2024-02-28
13 Clues: Extra point • Gods Palace • flying horse • God of Music • Pit of a god • god of health • race after Greek • Language and Race • Brainwashed titan • Demigod Antagonist • Immortal-making river • Evil Antagonist "God" • used to Bring together Greek and Roman
Percy Jackson: Blood Of Olympus 2024-02-28
13 Clues: Extra point • Gods Palace • flying horse • God of Music • Pit of a god • god of health • race after Greek • Language and Race • Brainwashed titan • Demigod Antagonist • Immortal-making river • Evil Antagonist "God" • used to Bring together Greek and Roman
Percy Jackson: Blood Of Olympus 2024-02-28
13 Clues: Extra point • Gods Palace • flying horse • God of Music • Pit of a god • god of health • race after Greek • Language and Race • Brainwashed titan • Demigod Antagonist • Immortal-making river • Evil Antagonist "God" • used to Bring together Greek and Roman
Percy Jackson: Blood Of Olympus 2024-02-28
13 Clues: Extra point • Gods Palace • flying horse • God of Music • Pit of a god • god of health • race after Greek • Language and Race • Brainwashed titan • Demigod Antagonist • Immortal-making river • Evil Antagonist "God" • used to Bring together Greek and Roman
Percy Jackson: Blood Of Olympus 2024-02-28
13 Clues: Extra point • Gods Palace • flying horse • God of Music • Pit of a god • god of health • race after Greek • Language and Race • Brainwashed titan • Demigod Antagonist • Immortal-making river • Evil Antagonist "God" • used to Bring together Greek and Roman
Lesson 10 Crossword 2025-07-19
Across
- These 400 years are often called _________.
- Line of Jewish kings set up after Greek rule.
- They revolted against their Greek overlords.
- Process of adopting Greek culture.
- At this time, Jews were dividing into _____.
- Greek translation of the Hebrew Old Testament.
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- Took over the Greek Empire.
- This type of people were exposed to Israel's God at that time.
- This kind of religion was in decline at this time.
- Greek conqueror of the Persians.
- Books written during this time but not in Protestant canons.
11 Clues: Took over the Greek Empire. • Greek conqueror of the Persians. • Process of adopting Greek culture. • These 400 years are often called _________. • They revolted against their Greek overlords. • At this time, Jews were dividing into _____. • Line of Jewish kings set up after Greek rule. • Greek translation of the Hebrew Old Testament. • ...
Percy Jackson: Blood Of Olympus 2024-02-28
13 Clues: Extra point • Gods Palace • flying horse • God of Music • Pit of a god • god of health • race after Greek • Language and Race • Brainwashed titan • Demigod Antagonist • Immortal-making river • Evil Antagonist "God" • used to Bring together Greek and Roman
Percy Jackson: Blood Of Olympus 2024-02-28
13 Clues: Extra point • Gods Palace • flying horse • God of Music • Pit of a god • god of health • race after Greek • Language and Race • Brainwashed titan • Demigod Antagonist • Immortal-making river • Evil Antagonist "God" • used to Bring together Greek and Roman
Percy Jackson: Blood Of Olympus 2024-02-28
13 Clues: Extra point • Gods Palace • flying horse • God of Music • Pit of a god • god of health • race after Greek • Language and Race • Brainwashed titan • Demigod Antagonist • Immortal-making river • Evil Antagonist "God" • used to Bring together Greek and Roman
Percy Jackson: Blood Of Olympus 2024-02-28
13 Clues: Extra point • Gods Palace • flying horse • God of Music • Pit of a god • god of health • race after Greek • Language and Race • Brainwashed titan • Demigod Antagonist • Immortal-making river • Evil Antagonist "God" • used to Bring together Greek and Roman
Percy Jackson: Blood Of Olympus 2024-02-28
13 Clues: Extra point • Gods Palace • flying horse • God of Music • Pit of a god • god of health • race after Greek • Language and Race • Brainwashed titan • Demigod Antagonist • Immortal-making river • Evil Antagonist "God" • used to Bring together Greek and Roman
Percy Jackson: Blood Of Olympus 2024-02-28
13 Clues: Extra point • Gods Palace • flying horse • God of Music • Pit of a god • god of health • race after Greek • Language and Race • Brainwashed titan • Demigod Antagonist • Immortal-making river • Evil Antagonist "God" • used to Bring together Greek and Roman
Percy Jackson: Blood Of Olympus 2024-02-28
13 Clues: Extra point • Gods Palace • flying horse • God of Music • Pit of a god • god of health • race after Greek • Language and Race • Brainwashed titan • Demigod Antagonist • Immortal-making river • Evil Antagonist "God" • used to Bring together Greek and Roman
Percy Jackson: Blood Of Olympus 2024-02-28
13 Clues: Extra point • Gods Palace • flying horse • God of Music • Pit of a god • god of health • race after Greek • Language and Race • Brainwashed titan • Demigod Antagonist • Immortal-making river • Evil Antagonist "God" • used to Bring together Greek and Roman
BULLOCK 5 2012-11-13
Across
- Greek for Lord 135
- Singer at the Red Sea 133
- Location of Hebrew worship 146
- Hebrew preposition 138
- Author of Lament for Saul 133
- greek OT 131
- Submission Psalm 160
- Hebrew 7th day 144
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- Latin OT 131
- Hebrew term for God 135
- Greek term for Mizmor 131
- German "setting for life" 139
- 3rd Century church leader 169
- Poet of Judges 5 133
- "Praise the Lord" 135
- Davids Chief Musician 138
16 Clues: Latin OT 131 • greek OT 131 • Greek for Lord 135 • Hebrew 7th day 144 • Poet of Judges 5 133 • Submission Psalm 160 • "Praise the Lord" 135 • Hebrew preposition 138 • Hebrew term for God 135 • Greek term for Mizmor 131 • Singer at the Red Sea 133 • Davids Chief Musician 138 • German "setting for life" 139 • 3rd Century church leader 169 • Author of Lament for Saul 133 • ...
"Answers and questions" 2021-05-12
Across
- He is a great Kazakh scientist, orientalist, historian, ethnographer, geographer, folklorist, translator, journalist, and traveler. The author of ”Shamanism among Kazakhs”. Who is it?
- What national game is this, catching a girl on a horse and kissing?
- The kazakh national swing is called?
- Attila was the ruler of what people?
- Name one of the founders of the theater of the absurd?
- Golden chain is the creation story of people?
- What’s the name of a game that plays with the bones of a sheep?
- Customer - employee etiquette is etiquette of what?
- In what Kazakh tradition do brides cover their face?
- What is the name of the modern Kazakh screenwriter and director of the film "Tomiris?"
- representatives of the Ulugbek Samarkand schools - Jamshid al-Kashi, Kazi-zade ar-Rumi and next one who is?
- He is a brilliant painter, sculptor and architect of the Renaissance. His largest works are: “Madonna Doni”, “The Creation of Adam”, the statues “Moses” and “David”. Who is it?
- Who is the sea God in Greek mythology?
- The highest embodiment of the new ideal of beauty, according to contemporaries Canova.
- What is the name of the famous painting by Kassemir Malesvich?
- What is a type of literature that attempts to stir a reader's imagination or emotions?
- The phrase "Linguistic equality should be one of the first achievements of the revolution“ belongs to?
- Where did the knights live?
- Kumulipo is the creation story of?
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- He is a French writer, one of the founders of realism in European literature. His largest work is a series of novels and novels called "Human Comedy". Who is it?
- Who is the author of book " The path of Abay"?
- Abbreviation DIY belongs to?
- Two artistic directions of the 17th century are classicism and …?
- It is an impression of a product in the minds of consumers, a label that is mentally attached to the product. What is it?
- He is an outstanding artist of the Renaissance; he was recognized "the king of painters and the painter of kings." The author of the painting - “Venera Urbinskaya”. Who is it?
- The poem, which is included in the world cultural heritage, 2008 was declared by UNESCO as the year of the 500th anniversary of the epic.
- What is a rite of passage of the individual to a new stage of development within a social group or mysteries society?
- Who is the author of the “The Justification and Manifesto of Futurism”?
- Actions that are the result of a person's free choice?
- According to the Jose-Ortega y Gasset "the part of society that has a special “organ of perception”?
- “Red and Black” is the pinnacle of French realism. Whose this novel?
- What is the characteristics and knowledge of a particular group of people, encompassing language, religion, arts and social habits?
- Who is the author of a Divine Comedy?
- What kind of etiquette is a set of rules for organizing communication in a business environment?
- Who is the main God of Greek mythology?
- Name the organization has been working in Kazakhstan and conducting annually trainings for writers-beginners from all Kazakhstan?
- How many times have knights bathed in the middle ages?
- A strong king of Huns?
- Three types of culture: The Pop, Elite and …?
- In 1618-1648 which country was covered by the Thirty Years' War?
40 Clues: A strong king of Huns? • Where did the knights live? • Abbreviation DIY belongs to? • Kumulipo is the creation story of? • The kazakh national swing is called? • Attila was the ruler of what people? • Who is the author of a Divine Comedy? • Who is the sea God in Greek mythology? • Who is the main God of Greek mythology? • Golden chain is the creation story of people? • ...
Partner GBO Cross Word Puzzle 2021-11-03
Across
- French: derived from the word traverser or to cross
- Greco-Roman era was used as a symbol of victory, honor or fame.
- Greek meaning: Anointed, bright eyed
- Hindu: the name of a celebrated Hindu sage
- Greek: late summer
- French: Dark-skinned; A Moor
- English: Shaking poplar tree
- In Chinese means beautiful
- English: Mill worker
- Latin: Born again
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- Latin: youthful, soft-haired, beautiful or vivacious
- Roots in the Bible, means polite or shining.
- Hindi: means New
- Sanskrit origin: New leaves
- Irish: God is gracious; gift from God.
- Hindu: combination of water and born
- German/French: means free man
- Latin: Follower of christ
- Greek: Prophetess; oracle
- Irish: High, noble
20 Clues: Hindi: means New • Latin: Born again • Greek: late summer • Irish: High, noble • English: Mill worker • Latin: Follower of christ • Greek: Prophetess; oracle • In Chinese means beautiful • Sanskrit origin: New leaves • French: Dark-skinned; A Moor • English: Shaking poplar tree • German/French: means free man • Greek meaning: Anointed, bright eyed • ...
Ancient Greece 2013-03-18
Across
- death by hemlock
- famous Spartan commander
- open-air marketplace
- power of the people
- three-headed dog
- Greek city-state
- Historian for the Peloponnesian War
- late-night drinking chat
- temple for Athenian gods
- the Great son of Phillip
- epic poetry writer
- vaulting Cretan pastime
- slave in Athens
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- Greek warship
- Greek soldier
- broken pottery used for exiling
- free for all fight
- 776 B.C.
- Persians in a "strait" jacket
- originally a "goat song"
- Athenian league of allies
- Athen's port
- lover of wisdom
- ancient burial tomb
- Revolt start of Persian War
- first foot race place
- killed Pericles
- father of Geometry
28 Clues: 776 B.C. • Athen's port • Greek warship • Greek soldier • lover of wisdom • killed Pericles • slave in Athens • death by hemlock • three-headed dog • Greek city-state • free for all fight • father of Geometry • epic poetry writer • power of the people • ancient burial tomb • open-air marketplace • first foot race place • vaulting Cretan pastime • famous Spartan commander • originally a "goat song" • ...
Chapter 8 and 9 Vocab 2023-03-22
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- latin legal term meaning have the body
- Latin word meaning sign
- latin legal term meaning in good faith
- latin legal term meaning for the public good
- latin legal term meaning at first apperance
- latin legal term meanng let the buyer beware
- prefix meaning both
- Latin word meaning horse
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- ordinal number meaning third
- greek word meaning city-state
- greek prefix meaning 9
- latin legal term meaning i do not wish to contest
- cardinal number meaning 1,000
- numerical adverb meaning twice
- ordinal number meaning second
- greek prefix meaning 100
- ordinal number meaning the first
- latin legal term meaning by law
- ordinal number meaning first
- prefix meaning single/alone
20 Clues: prefix meaning both • greek prefix meaning 9 • Latin word meaning sign • greek prefix meaning 100 • Latin word meaning horse • prefix meaning single/alone • ordinal number meaning third • ordinal number meaning first • greek word meaning city-state • cardinal number meaning 1,000 • ordinal number meaning second • numerical adverb meaning twice • latin legal term meaning by law • ...
Vocab #4 2026-01-16
Across
- Blend of Greek and Eastern cultures.
- Temple to Athena in Athens.
- Economy Trading goods directly without money.
- Dense, shield-wall military formation.
- Rule by one person (king/queen).
- Greek city-state.
- Alliance led by Sparta.
- Government ruled by the people.
- Peninsula Mountainous region in SE Europe.
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- Rule by a small, powerful group.
- Alliance led by Athens.
- Democratic Greek city-state.
- Land mostly surrounded by water.
- Rule by noble, wealthy families.
- Person seeking wisdom and truth.
- Kingdom north of Greece.
- Age Period of peak culture and wealth.
- Ruler who seized power illegally.
- War within a single country.
- Economy Trading using currency.
20 Clues: Greek city-state. • Alliance led by Athens. • Alliance led by Sparta. • Kingdom north of Greece. • Temple to Athena in Athens. • Democratic Greek city-state. • War within a single country. • Economy Trading using currency. • Government ruled by the people. • Rule by a small, powerful group. • Land mostly surrounded by water. • Rule by noble, wealthy families. • ...
LEGENDARY WARRIORS 2024-12-11
Across
- Greek demigod.
- Twelve labours.
- Monster slayer.
- Dragon slayer.
- Medusa slayer.
- Trojan horse.
- Bhagavad Gita.
- Mahabharata warrior.
- Barbarian.
- Epic king.
- Biblical strength.
- Frankish hero.
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- Trojan champion.
- Greek hero.
- Arthurian knight.
- Trojan hero.
- Chinese warrior.
- Spartan king.
- Gladiator leader.
- Irish myth.
- Golden Fleece.
- Indian epic.
- Excalibur wielder.
- Hun conqueror.
24 Clues: Barbarian. • Epic king. • Greek hero. • Irish myth. • Trojan hero. • Indian epic. • Spartan king. • Trojan horse. • Greek demigod. • Dragon slayer. • Medusa slayer. • Bhagavad Gita. • Golden Fleece. • Hun conqueror. • Frankish hero. • Twelve labours. • Monster slayer. • Trojan champion. • Chinese warrior. • Arthurian knight. • Gladiator leader. • Excalibur wielder. • Biblical strength. • Mahabharata warrior.
APAH 2022-03-14
Across
- marble & painted details. 530 B.C.E.
- Marshall Islands, wood and fiber, shells
- Old Kingdom, Fourth Dynasty, painted limestone
- a mythological composition;shows the rebirth during the Middle Ages
- shows the four “F” EARLY BYZANTINE EUROPE
- Archaic Greek, Marble with remains of paint
- Hellenistic Greek 190BCE marble
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- couple thought to be married
- HELLENISTIC GREEK 100 BCE bronze
- shows idealization of a young male; Greek Original (marble)
- more naturalistic figure of Mary
- contrapposto stance seen standing on the head
- Rock garden
- Leonardo da Vinci c. 1494-1498 CE, oil and tempera
- LATE MEDIEVAL EUROPE painted wood; shows despair of a mother
15 Clues: Rock garden • couple thought to be married • Hellenistic Greek 190BCE marble • HELLENISTIC GREEK 100 BCE bronze • more naturalistic figure of Mary • marble & painted details. 530 B.C.E. • Marshall Islands, wood and fiber, shells • shows the four “F” EARLY BYZANTINE EUROPE • Archaic Greek, Marble with remains of paint • contrapposto stance seen standing on the head • ...
. 2024-01-05
Across
- God of Sun and Healing
- Young Greek men were trained in sports and philosophy at the _________
- Merman and son of Poseidon
- Aphrodite, Triton and Dionysos’s sculptures are made from ______
- Father of Apollo, Artemis and Dionysos
- Ruler of ancient Caria in Türkiye
- Female personification of the ancient Greek town on funerary vase
- Greek deity with butterfly wings
- A symbol used in ancient cultures to represent royalty and power
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- Queen of Sparta
- Goddess of love passion and beauty
- Dionysos can be seen holding a bunch of ______ in one hand
- Goddess of wilderness and hunting
- A Structure containing tombs
- Highly ritualised social occasion for ancient Greek men
15 Clues: Queen of Sparta • God of Sun and Healing • Merman and son of Poseidon • A Structure containing tombs • Greek deity with butterfly wings • Goddess of wilderness and hunting • Ruler of ancient Caria in Türkiye • Goddess of love passion and beauty • Father of Apollo, Artemis and Dionysos • Highly ritualised social occasion for ancient Greek men • ...
BULLOCK 5 2012-11-13
Across
- Greek term for Mizmor 131
- Poet of Judges 5 133
- Author of Lament for Saul 133
- "Praise the Lord" 135
- German "setting for life" 139
- Davids Chief Musician 138
- Singer at the Red Sea 133
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- Hebrew preposition 138
- Hebrew term for God 135
- greek OT 131
- Hebrew 7th day 144
- Greek for Lord 135
- Submission Psalm 160
- Latin OT 131
- Location of Hebrew worship 146
- 3rd Century church leader 169
16 Clues: greek OT 131 • Latin OT 131 • Hebrew 7th day 144 • Greek for Lord 135 • Poet of Judges 5 133 • Submission Psalm 160 • "Praise the Lord" 135 • Hebrew preposition 138 • Hebrew term for God 135 • Greek term for Mizmor 131 • Davids Chief Musician 138 • Singer at the Red Sea 133 • Author of Lament for Saul 133 • German "setting for life" 139 • 3rd Century church leader 169 • ...
"Answers and questions" 2021-05-12
Across
- He is a great Kazakh scientist, orientalist, historian, ethnographer, geographer, folklorist, translator, journalist, and traveler. The author of ”Shamanism among Kazakhs”. Who is it?
- What national game is this, catching a girl on a horse and kissing?
- The kazakh national swing is called?
- Attila was the ruler of what people?
- Name one of the founders of the theater of the absurd?
- Golden chain is the creation story of people?
- What’s the name of a game that plays with the bones of a sheep?
- Customer - employee etiquette is etiquette of what?
- In what Kazakh tradition do brides cover their face?
- What is the name of the modern Kazakh screenwriter and director of the film "Tomiris?"
- representatives of the Ulugbek Samarkand schools - Jamshid al-Kashi, Kazi-zade ar-Rumi and next one who is?
- He is a brilliant painter, sculptor and architect of the Renaissance. His largest works are: “Madonna Doni”, “The Creation of Adam”, the statues “Moses” and “David”. Who is it?
- Who is the sea God in Greek mythology?
- The highest embodiment of the new ideal of beauty, according to contemporaries Canova.
- What is the name of the famous painting by Kassemir Malesvich?
- What is a type of literature that attempts to stir a reader's imagination or emotions?
- The phrase "Linguistic equality should be one of the first achievements of the revolution“ belongs to?
- Where did the knights live?
- Kumulipo is the creation story of?
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- He is a French writer, one of the founders of realism in European literature. His largest work is a series of novels and novels called "Human Comedy". Who is it?
- Who is the author of book " The path of Abay"?
- Abbreviation DIY belongs to?
- Two artistic directions of the 17th century are classicism and …?
- It is an impression of a product in the minds of consumers, a label that is mentally attached to the product. What is it?
- He is an outstanding artist of the Renaissance; he was recognized "the king of painters and the painter of kings." The author of the painting - “Venera Urbinskaya”. Who is it?
- The poem, which is included in the world cultural heritage, 2008 was declared by UNESCO as the year of the 500th anniversary of the epic.
- What is a rite of passage of the individual to a new stage of development within a social group or mysteries society?
- Who is the author of the “The Justification and Manifesto of Futurism”?
- Actions that are the result of a person's free choice?
- According to the Jose-Ortega y Gasset "the part of society that has a special “organ of perception”?
- “Red and Black” is the pinnacle of French realism. Whose this novel?
- What is the characteristics and knowledge of a particular group of people, encompassing language, religion, arts and social habits?
- Who is the author of a Divine Comedy?
- What kind of etiquette is a set of rules for organizing communication in a business environment?
- Who is the main God of Greek mythology?
- Name the organization has been working in Kazakhstan and conducting annually trainings for writers-beginners from all Kazakhstan?
- How many times have knights bathed in the middle ages?
- A strong king of Huns?
- Three types of culture: The Pop, Elite and …?
- In 1618-1648 which country was covered by the Thirty Years' War?
40 Clues: A strong king of Huns? • Where did the knights live? • Abbreviation DIY belongs to? • Kumulipo is the creation story of? • The kazakh national swing is called? • Attila was the ruler of what people? • Who is the author of a Divine Comedy? • Who is the sea God in Greek mythology? • Who is the main God of Greek mythology? • Golden chain is the creation story of people? • ...
Nigerian Mythology 2024-01-31
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- A deity of motherhood and purity, symbolized by the water
- They still believe in honoring ___
- Yoruba are the dominant ___ group in Nigeria
- The god of making land
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- Nigerian mythology comes from the ___ people
- The god who possessed the most power in the beginning
- God of fertility/love, purity, and sensuality ;)
- Where this mythology is from
8 Clues: The god of making land • Where this mythology is from • They still believe in honoring ___ • Nigerian mythology comes from the ___ people • Yoruba are the dominant ___ group in Nigeria • God of fertility/love, purity, and sensuality ;) • The god who possessed the most power in the beginning • A deity of motherhood and purity, symbolized by the water
Mythology Crossword Puzzle 2017-05-25
Across
- full of danger or risk
- a momentary or partial view.
- done with great effort and difficulty.
- (of a living human being, often in contrast to a divine being) subject to death.
- greatly surprised or impressed; amazed.
- Also, Athene [uh-thee-nee] (Show IPA). Also called Pallas, Pallas Athena. the virgin deity of the ancient Greeks worshiped as the goddess of wisdom, fertility, the useful arts, and prudent warfare. At her birth she sprang forth fully armed from the head of her father, Zeus.
- a member of a council.
- compassion or forgiveness shown toward someone whom it is within one's power to punish or harm.
- a snake-like sea monster
- the only mortal of the three Gorgons. She was killed by Perseus, and her head was mounted upon the aegis of Zeus and Athena.
- God of the Underworld
- wrinkled and contracted, especially due to loss of moisture or old age
- Punsihed by Hera to not be able to speak his thoughts
- escape or avoid, especially by cleverness or trickery.
- the supreme deity of the ancient Greeks, a son of Cronus and Rhea, brother of Demeter, Hades, Hera, Hestia, and Poseidon, and father of a number of gods, demigods, and mortals; the god of the heavens, identified by the Romans with Jupiter.
- far away from other places, buildings, or people; remote.
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- was the king of the island of Seriphos in Greek mythology, and was the ruler of the island when Danae and her son Perseus were washed ashore where his brother Dictys saved them.
- throw in various random directions.
- dark or poorly lit, especially so as to appear depressing or frightening.
- unpleasantly rough or jarring to the senses.
- The three share an eye between them
- a mythological spirit of nature imagined as a beautiful maiden inhabiting rivers, woods, or other locations
- a Phrygian king, son of Gordius, who was given the power of turning whatever he touched into gold.
- have an intense feeling of longing for something, typically something that one has lost or been separated from
- a Lydian woman who challenged Athena to a weaving contest and was changed into a spider for her presumption.
- express complete disapproval of, typically in public; censure.
- Messenger of the Gods
- pulled or twisted out of shape; contorted.
- utter a high-pitched piercing sound or words, especially as an expression of terror, pain, or excitement.
- a hero, the son of Zeus and Danaë, who slew the Gorgon Medusa, and afterward saved Andromeda from a sea monster.
- an opening, such as a door, passage, or gate, that allows access to a place.
- feeling or showing tiredness, especially as a result of excessive exertion or lack of sleep
- living forever; never dying or decaying
33 Clues: Messenger of the Gods • God of the Underworld • full of danger or risk • a member of a council. • a snake-like sea monster • a momentary or partial view. • throw in various random directions. • The three share an eye between them • done with great effort and difficulty. • greatly surprised or impressed; amazed. • living forever; never dying or decaying • ...
Gods of Mythology 2018-10-26
Across
- The king of the gods.
- Goddess of harvest, daughter of Uranus.
- Ruler of the Underworld.
- messenger of the gods.
- Half-human, half-horse creatures.
- Zeus created the mortals know as?
- Twin sister is Artemis
- Defeated hydra.
- God of love and Desire.
- The children of Gaea and Uranus.
- Came after the titans.
- Killed Uranus.
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- Created the world, mother of all life.
- Killed the Medusa.
- Created by Gaea, father of the titans.
- Queen of the gods.
- one-eyed giants.
- where the souls go after death.
- Uranus was the ruler of what?
- Holds up the heavens as punishment.
- A snake woman that can turn any living thing to stone.
- The home of the gods.
- Ruler of the sea, eaten by Kronus.
- God of the Sun.
- Wife of Kronus.
25 Clues: Killed Uranus. • Defeated hydra. • God of the Sun. • Wife of Kronus. • one-eyed giants. • Killed the Medusa. • Queen of the gods. • The king of the gods. • The home of the gods. • messenger of the gods. • Twin sister is Artemis • Came after the titans. • God of love and Desire. • Ruler of the Underworld. • Uranus was the ruler of what? • where the souls go after death. • ...
Popular Mythology Crossword 2012-11-02
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- Astronaut with a bow who volunteers
- An Astronaut’s cowboy best friend, who is actually an Astronaut (Reach for the Sky)
- Comedy show that’s funny every four years
- Grandma is a hot Latina in this family
- Not the real world but the Real World
- A particular Zombie’s pet name for his band obsession
- A sauce of microwaved ketchup and Country Crock ladled over pasta
- “Dreams feel real while we're in them. It's only when we wake up that we realize something was actually strange.”
- Discount Double-Check choreographer
- Bruce Willis’ younger assassin self
- The American Walkabout
- Mad Men, Breaking Bad, The Walking Dead, and movies.
- New ______, ______s, Broke _______s, Gossip _______, Mean _______s
- ”This guy wears a mask, like an outlaw!”
- Obama’s spirit animal
- This forensic scientist has a penchant for black hair dye and coffins.
- Walter’s Shadow Self (Jungian Archetype)
- Mr. Anderson
- very funny
- PSY, a Brown, made this style popular
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- Disney’s ‘newest’ princess (she’s actually the eldest)
- Longest running sitcom’s family name.
- Walter’s Anima Self (Jungian Archetype)
- Why so serious?
- People connected to the Matrix
- Romney's spirit animal
- Narrator
- Kelly, Carrie, Phillip, Fantasia
- "First came survival, then came mission, now they must face... each other"
- The Platypus
- WALLE for real. (It even tweets!)
- He sparkles in daylight.
- The Great Gastby (2013 Actor)
- School that Jeff, Brita, Abed, Shirley, Annie, Troy, and Pierce go to
- This president has two movies coming out this year.
- An infinite frontier
- "Auf Wiedersehen"
- Book of Eli archetype
- Fern Gully with CG
- Pretty Girls Spencer, Hanna, Ella, Aria
- The Ultimate Fighting Chapionship uses this fighting style's rules.
- A Cowboy’s Astronaut best friend (To the Rescue)
42 Clues: Narrator • very funny • The Platypus • Mr. Anderson • Why so serious? • "Auf Wiedersehen" • Fern Gully with CG • An infinite frontier • Book of Eli archetype • Obama’s spirit animal • Romney's spirit animal • The American Walkabout • He sparkles in daylight. • The Great Gastby (2013 Actor) • People connected to the Matrix • Kelly, Carrie, Phillip, Fantasia • WALLE for real. (It even tweets!) • ...
Mythology test review 2012-10-12
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- Apollo's son and he drove Apollo's chariot and created problems so Zeus killed him
- male dominated culture
- extremely prideful, arrogance
- loves gold more than anything in the world and got the "gold touch"
- leads the refuges after the Trojan war
- married Eros but Eros left her
- got locked in the labyrinth and tried to escape but fell in the ocean
- son of Jupiter
- sone of Danae and Zeus
- sone of (thinks Aegeus) Poseidon
- she chooses chastity
- son of Poseidon and great at lyre but oracle said if he left his town he would not return on a boat
- was a beautiful and compared to Artemis, she ended up marrying Hippomenes because he beat her in a race
- traded pipes and lyre for a golden staff and became the messenger god
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- was crafted by the gods for punishment on the humans for accepting fire from Prometheus
- a sculptor who wanted to marry Aphrodite but married her sculpter instead
- gave humans fire so Zeus had vultures eat his stomach for eternity
- turns into a flower because of his hubris
- son of Aphrodite and had arrows that made people fall in love
- Has a story of his 10 year adventure coming home from the Trojan war
- amazing at playing the lyre and was a mortal
- an account of the deeds of a god or of a supernatural being
- doesn't let anything grow for 6 months of the year because that is when her daughter is in the underworld
- Zeus's sister and wife, Goddess of marriage
- beautiful nymph, Hera curses her so that she can only say the last few words in a sentence
- God of the sun, poetry, mathematics and medice, and most beautiful of the gods
26 Clues: son of Jupiter • she chooses chastity • male dominated culture • sone of Danae and Zeus • extremely prideful, arrogance • married Eros but Eros left her • sone of (thinks Aegeus) Poseidon • leads the refuges after the Trojan war • turns into a flower because of his hubris • Zeus's sister and wife, Goddess of marriage • amazing at playing the lyre and was a mortal • ...
Thomas Mythology crossword 2013-10-27
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- Had the golden touch
- Sculpted Aphrodite
- God of the sky
- Man who killed the Minotaur
- God of smithing, metal, and volcanos
- Goddess of the moon
- Married to Zeus
- Has winged sandals
- Killed Medusa
- Preformed the 12 labors
- Man who swam with dolphins
- God of archery
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- Man who made the wings
- Punishment for Prometheus
- Man who gave fire to man
- Goddess of love
- Why there is summer and winter
- He was a medic
- Goddess of Wisdom
- Crashed the sun chariot
- Person who said his name was "nobody"
- God of the sea
- God of the underworld
23 Clues: Killed Medusa • God of the sky • He was a medic • God of the sea • God of archery • Goddess of love • Married to Zeus • Goddess of Wisdom • Sculpted Aphrodite • Has winged sandals • Goddess of the moon • Had the golden touch • God of the underworld • Man who made the wings • Crashed the sun chariot • Preformed the 12 labors • Man who gave fire to man • Punishment for Prometheus • ...
Mythology Crossword Assignement 2014-06-08
Across
- brother of Zeus, carries a trident
- twin brother of Artemis
- roman name for the goddess of hearth fire
- wife of Cronus
- goddess of the hunt and moon
- ruler of the underworld
- daughter of Demeter, wife of Hades
- roman name for the god who has anger issues
- brought evil into the world
- known for his winged helmet and shoes
- brags about his abilities
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- mother of Apollo and Artemis
- roman name is Bacchus
- told Hercules he must serve the king of Mycenae
- protecter of Athens
- father of Zeus
- short tempered coward
- goddess of growth
- very jealous, sent serpents after Hercules
- main symbol is fire
- roman name for the goddess created by Cronus' blood
- Hephaestus' roman name
22 Clues: father of Zeus • wife of Cronus • goddess of growth • protecter of Athens • main symbol is fire • roman name is Bacchus • short tempered coward • Hephaestus' roman name • twin brother of Artemis • ruler of the underworld • brags about his abilities • brought evil into the world • mother of Apollo and Artemis • goddess of the hunt and moon • brother of Zeus, carries a trident • ...
Norse Mythology Crossword 2022-04-07
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- his powers were matched only by that of Thor
- sat ontop the bifrost
- midgard serpent
- wardens of the forest
- elegant, noble maidens that bore dead heroes to Valhalla
- god of thunder
- home of the vanir
- female beings that control fate
- a water spirit that plays the fiddle
- giants of Norse mythology
- odin's horse
- world of mist
- the realm of the goddess hel
- the undead
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- squirrel that runs up and down the tree of life
- home of the aesir
- canine child of loki and angrboda
- supreme deity
- god of mischief
- land of the elves
- aquatic monster, often depicted as a gigantic octopi
- goddess of love
- killed with a mistletoe
- the world ruled by surtr
- monster that gave people bad dreams
- god of fertility
- land of the giants
- realm of the dwarfs
- ruler of the underworld
- odin's wife
- earth
- killer of hod
32 Clues: earth • the undead • odin's wife • odin's horse • supreme deity • world of mist • killer of hod • god of thunder • midgard serpent • god of mischief • goddess of love • god of fertility • home of the aesir • land of the elves • home of the vanir • land of the giants • realm of the dwarfs • sat ontop the bifrost • wardens of the forest • killed with a mistletoe • ruler of the underworld • ...
Mythology Week 1 2022-02-21
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- Can turn into many animals, lifeline determined by a piece of wood
- Chef of blue food
- Can control fire and rides a dragon
- Son of Hermes and the real lightning thief
- Roman counterpart to Camp Half-Blood
- The name of Leo’s ship
- Aunty Em’s title product in her store
- Waterbed salesman who stretches or cuts people to the perfect height
- What animal does Frank turn into to escape the finger trap?
- Annabeth’s cousin
- Leader of Camp Half-Blood
- Nico’s boyfriend
- Valhalla Afterlife location for Magnus
- Director of Camp Half-Blood
- Jason’s Sister
- Mortalest of mortals
- Currency used in Percy Jackson for underworld passage and Iris messaging
- Eats peanut butter and ketchup sandwiches
- What Dionysus drinks instead of wine
- Saved people by breaking a window with a fire extinguisher
- Camp Half-Blood dragon
- Annabeth’s dream career throughout the series (specifically Lightning Thief)
- Godly liquid that’s also used as medicine
- Percy’s sword
- Cherokee and daughter of Aphrodite
- Two eyed son of Posiedon
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- Mythomagic and Hades
- Egyptologist and father of two main characters in Kane Chronicles
- Magnus’s homeless friend and dark elf
- Ate his children
- The first place Percy talked to someone through Iris
- Host of Isis
- Camp Half-Blood game played throughout the series’
- Location of the Underworld
- One eyed son of Posiedon
- Deaf homeless person and friend of Magnus
- Camp Half-Blood’s Oracle
- An empanada loving creature
- The author of the Percy Jackson series
- Thing that warps mortal perception of godly activities
- Can control metal and stone
- Monster at the top of the Gateway Arch
- Casino Where Hades hid Bianca and Nico
- The Roman version of The Furies
- Hunter of Artemis, died in Titan’s Curse
- Host of Horus
- Mortal who can see through the mist
- Gray streak in blonde hair after holding up the world
48 Clues: Host of Isis • Host of Horus • Percy’s sword • Jason’s Sister • Ate his children • Nico’s boyfriend • Chef of blue food • Annabeth’s cousin • Mythomagic and Hades • Mortalest of mortals • The name of Leo’s ship • Camp Half-Blood dragon • One eyed son of Posiedon • Camp Half-Blood’s Oracle • Two eyed son of Posiedon • Leader of Camp Half-Blood • Location of the Underworld • ...
Mythology Crossword Puzzle 2022-03-07
Across
- wealth:god of wealth
- person who loves themselves:gets turned into flower
- pondering/meditating:goddesses of dancing, poetry, and astronomy
- sound that comes back:cursed nymph
- a violent wind:half donkey half serpent monster
- a collection of puzzling paths:a prison made be daedalus
- an arrangement of events in order of occurence:god of time
- pain killing drug:god of sleep and dreams
- a musical instrument:mother of orpheus
- disorder/randomness:void from which life sprang
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- sleep-like state of consciousness:god of sleep
- having good chance/luck:roman goddess of luck
- majestic:roman queen of heavens
- famous ship:race of giants
- mountain that holds lava:roman smith-god
- adj. meaning monstrous:single eyed creatures
- uncontrollable anger:goddesses of vengeance
- a map:titan turned into stone by perseus
- uncontrollable fear/anxiety:god of the wild
- relating to love:aphrodite's son
- warlike:roman god of war
21 Clues: wealth:god of wealth • warlike:roman god of war • famous ship:race of giants • majestic:roman queen of heavens • relating to love:aphrodite's son • sound that comes back:cursed nymph • a musical instrument:mother of orpheus • mountain that holds lava:roman smith-god • a map:titan turned into stone by perseus • pain killing drug:god of sleep and dreams • ...
Norse Mythology Review 2022-11-14
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- Horn that Heimdal will blow announcing the beginning of Ragnarok
- One of the nine realms, this is where humans live.
- It was from this being’s well that Odin attained great wisdom by giving up his eye
- Young man who could run faster than anyone else; he accompanied Thor and Loki on a trip into Jotunheim where he raced against the speed of thought
- The rainbow bridge into Valhallah
- Daughter of Loki, goddess of death and the underworld; half beautiful young woman, half corpse
- The world tree, its roots and branches run through all nine realms
- The trickster god who secretly cut off Thor’s wife Sif’s hair one night
- God of war and justice, he lost his hand to the wolf Fenris
- Odin’s magical arm bracelet that created copies of itself every nine days, forged for him by dwarfs
- Frigg tried to protect Balder by making everything except this promise not to harm him
- Wife of Odin, mother of Thor and Balder, she was tricked by Loki into revealing Balder’s only weakness
- Odin’s magical spear, forged for him by dwarfs. Oaths sworn on it must be kept
- The Battlemaidens who take fallen warriors to live in Vallhalla
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- He guards the Bifrost into Valhalla
- The magical hammer of Thor that always returns to him when he throws it.
- A huge wolf and son of Loki, he is bound in a magical ribbon created by dwarfs and will kill Odin at the end of time
- They have fought a war with the gods from the beginning of time
- Son of Odin, god of Thunder and Lightning, who fights the great serpent at the end of the world
- One of the nine realms, this is a place of fire
- Huge giant who was sacrificed at the beginning of time to create the world
- One of the nine realms, this is the home of the gods
- Called “Allfather” or “The Wanderer,” this one-eyed god carries the powerful spear Gungnir into battle
- The best and most beautiful of the gods; the gods celebrated by trying to hit him with different objects when they learned he was almost completely invulnerable
- Child of Loki and a great serpent who is killed by Thor at the end of time
- One of the nine realms, this is the home of the frost giants; on a journey their Thor and Loki slept in a “cave” that was really the glove of a giant
- Keeper of the apples of immortality
- The name of the last battle in which the gods are defeated and the world is destroyed and renewed
28 Clues: The rainbow bridge into Valhallah • He guards the Bifrost into Valhalla • Keeper of the apples of immortality • One of the nine realms, this is a place of fire • One of the nine realms, this is where humans live. • One of the nine realms, this is the home of the gods • God of war and justice, he lost his hand to the wolf Fenris • ...
Mythology and more 2021-04-15
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- Bellephoron's quest was to kill this
- Our first class novel
- Woman who opened the box
- Romans renaming of Zeus
- The Argus had this many eyes
- Greece has many of these nearby the ocean
- A god turned this person into a spider
- Ava did a report on fashion from this country
- She has a first name with 4 vowels
- Perseus and Percy killed this famous Gorgon
- classmate that has older sisters
- County belonging to Greenwood Lake
- Jake's sport
- The only good thing out of Pandora's box
- 1/2 horse 1/2 man
- Likely Chase's favorite polygon, reminds him of driving the trails
- has family working at the school
- tricked Atlas to take the world back
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- A student who went to Florida on Spring break
- Brady's hobby
- Daedalus' Son who died
- Strange vocal thing Mr. Huggins does now and then in class
- part of E2
- Author of Percy Jackson
- has an letter l in both names
- Community just south of GL, in NJ
- GOD WHO HELD UP THE WORLD
- Medusa was a creature called this
- A three headed dog
- Horse that can fly
- only person to receive 2 pieces of mail
- Natalie's favorite Basketball team
32 Clues: part of E2 • Jake's sport • Brady's hobby • 1/2 horse 1/2 man • A three headed dog • Horse that can fly • Our first class novel • Daedalus' Son who died • Romans renaming of Zeus • Author of Percy Jackson • Woman who opened the box • GOD WHO HELD UP THE WORLD • The Argus had this many eyes • has an letter l in both names • classmate that has older sisters • has family working at the school • ...
Norse Mythology Crossword 2023-10-11
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- The mother of Loki. Also called Nal, or needle, because she was so skinty/skinny vibez
- Odins blood brother. Son of Farbauti and Laufey. The shrewdest and most cunning of all the inhabitants of Asgard.
- A squirrel that lives in the branches of Yddrasil and takes messages from Nidhogg the corpse-devourer at the roots to an eagle that lives in the upper branches.
- Thor's wife, she has golden hair.
- A king of the giants
- Odin's Wife, the queen of the gods. Mother of Balder
- A goddess of the Vanir, who lives with the Aesir. Frey's sister.
- The world-tree
- A wolf. Loki's son with Angrboda.
- Thor's remarkable hammer and most prized possession made for him by Eitri.
- Lord of the ogres. Who wanted Freya as his bride.
- Odin's uncle and keeper of the spring of wisdom in Jotunheim. He was decapitated by Vanir
- Home of the Aesir. The realm of the gods
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- Odin's hall, where the noble dead who die bravely in battle feast.
- A horse belonging to the master builder who built Asgard's wall. Father of Sleipnir.
- "Choosers of the slain" Odin's handmaidens, who collect the souls of the dead who die bravely on the battlefield and bring them to Valhalla.
- Jotun means giant, and this is the realm of the giants.
- Odin's red-bearded son, Aesir god of thunder. The strongest of the gods.
- The realm of the humans
- The rainbow bridge that joins Asgard to Midgard.
- A magical ship made for Frey by the sons of Ivaldi. It folds up like a scarf.
- THe first being, a giant bigger than worlds, the ancestor of all giants. Ymir was nouished by the first cow, Audhumla.
- The heighest and oldest of the gods. He wears a cloak and a hat and only has one eye, having traded the other for wisdom.
- A god of the Vanir, who lives with the Aesir. Freya's brother
- The Midgard serpent. One of Loki's hildren and Thor's nemesis.
25 Clues: The world-tree • A king of the giants • The realm of the humans • Thor's wife, she has golden hair. • A wolf. Loki's son with Angrboda. • Home of the Aesir. The realm of the gods • The rainbow bridge that joins Asgard to Midgard. • Lord of the ogres. Who wanted Freya as his bride. • Odin's Wife, the queen of the gods. Mother of Balder • ...
Mythology Crossword Puzzle 2024-11-22
Across
- God of War
- Queen of the Underworld
- He flew too close to the sun
- God of Travelers
- Goddess of Marriage
- Goddess of the Hunt
- Ruler of the Sea
- Can turn people into stone with her eyes.
- Kept Odysseus on her Island
- Ruler of the Sky
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- God of Wine
- Commonly known as “Hercules”
- Ruler of the Underworld
- God of Blacksmithing
- Sisters Three sisters who share one eye
- Hades’ pet dog
- Goddess of Wisdom
- God of Healing
- Goddess of Love
- Hero of the Trojan War
20 Clues: God of War • God of Wine • Hades’ pet dog • God of Healing • Goddess of Love • God of Travelers • Ruler of the Sea • Ruler of the Sky • Goddess of Wisdom • Goddess of Marriage • Goddess of the Hunt • God of Blacksmithing • Hero of the Trojan War • Ruler of the Underworld • Queen of the Underworld • Kept Odysseus on her Island • Commonly known as “Hercules” • He flew too close to the sun • ...
Words from Mythology 2026-02-03
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- Owning 51% of the company, three ______ investors decided its policies.
- To get a pill from a new bottle, you must break the ______ seal.
- You might look at the mountain of laundry on your bedroom floor and feel like washing it will be a/an ______ job.
- A center wall, painted with floral-themed ______ imagery, frames the open kitchen and rights the visual balance.
- The band directors held a ______ band practice to make sure they would rock “Pomp and Circumstance” at graduation.
- We won, but it was a ______ victory; our leading scorer broke her leg and has to sit out the rest of the season.
- A power failure plunged the city into ______ blackness.
- Out-of-towners may easily lose their way in New York City’s ______ subway passages.
- My sister suffers from ______, so we’ve started locking her bedroom door at night so she can’t injure herself.
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- The ______ing king was well known in kingdoms all over the world for his brusque, brutish mannerisms.
- The little girl fell asleep clutching her ______, a worn ragdoll that served as a good luck charm to keep her safe.
- His old ______, the lieutenant, was watching him like a hawk, waiting for him to mess up.
- At first Robert Fulton’s plans for his steamboat were seen as ______ nonsense because nothing like that had ever been built.
- The man won the contest due to his ______ strength.
- Students yearn for the ______ leisure of summer vacation.
- I will go ask the ______what I should do when I have a big life question, and I will follow its advice.
- Some fans celebrated the Super Bowl football win with a/an ______ party.
- The actress played a shrill ______ who hounded her sister into ending her marriage.
- The ______ days of youth are spent in carefree play.
- The amoeba, a/an ______ organism, continually changes its shape.
20 Clues: The man won the contest due to his ______ strength. • The ______ days of youth are spent in carefree play. • A power failure plunged the city into ______ blackness. • Students yearn for the ______ leisure of summer vacation. • The amoeba, a/an ______ organism, continually changes its shape. • To get a pill from a new bottle, you must break the ______ seal. • ...
Partner GBO Cross Word Puzzle V2 2021-11-12
Across
- Latin: youthful, soft-haired, beautiful or vivacious
- English: Mill worker
- Greco-Roman era was used as a symbol of victory, honor or fame
- In Chinese means beautiful
- French: derived from the word traverser or to cross
- Greek: late summer
- English: Shaking poplar tree
- Hindu: combination of water and born
- Irish: High, noble
- Latin: Follower of christ
- Sanskrit origin: New leaves
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- French: Dark-skinned; A Moor
- Greek meaning: Anointed, bright eyed
- Roots in the Bible, means polite or shining
- Greek: Prophetess; oracle
- Irish: God is gracious; gift from God.
- Latin: Born again
- Hindu: the name of a celebrated Hindu sage
- Hindi: means New
- German/French: means free man
20 Clues: Hindi: means New • Latin: Born again • Greek: late summer • Irish: High, noble • English: Mill worker • Greek: Prophetess; oracle • Latin: Follower of christ • In Chinese means beautiful • Sanskrit origin: New leaves • French: Dark-skinned; A Moor • English: Shaking poplar tree • German/French: means free man • Greek meaning: Anointed, bright eyed • ...
LEGENDARY WARRIORS 2024-12-11
Across
- Monster slayer.
- Golden Fleece.
- Indian epic.
- Bhagavad Gita.
- Dragon slayer.
- Medusa slayer.
- Irish myth.
- Hun conqueror.
- Trojan horse.
- Biblical strength.
- Greek demigod.
- Mahabharata warrior.
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- Epic king.
- Trojan champion.
- Trojan hero.
- Gladiator leader.
- Arthurian knight.
- Spartan king.
- Greek hero.
- Twelve labours.
- Frankish hero.
- Chinese warrior.
- Excalibur wielder.
- Barbarian.
24 Clues: Epic king. • Barbarian. • Greek hero. • Irish myth. • Trojan hero. • Indian epic. • Spartan king. • Trojan horse. • Golden Fleece. • Bhagavad Gita. • Dragon slayer. • Medusa slayer. • Frankish hero. • Hun conqueror. • Greek demigod. • Monster slayer. • Twelve labours. • Trojan champion. • Chinese warrior. • Gladiator leader. • Arthurian knight. • Biblical strength. • Excalibur wielder. • Mahabharata warrior.
Greek & Latin Unit 4 2023-09-13
Across
- a print on a stone or metal
- to happen at the same time or rate
- Greek for star
- someone who studies the stars, space, and the universe
- a cloth canopy filled with air that is dropped from an aircraft
- stone, rock
- a tree with large bushes of pink flowers
- a collection of many stars
- Latin for tree
- a garden of trees
- beside
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- to be terrified that you are unable to move
- Greek for time
- for a short period of time
- between
- Latin for time
- Greek for tree
- between two nations
- Latin for star
- stone, rock
20 Clues: beside • between • stone, rock • stone, rock • Greek for time • Greek for star • Latin for time • Greek for tree • Latin for star • Latin for tree • a garden of trees • between two nations • for a short period of time • a collection of many stars • a print on a stone or metal • to happen at the same time or rate • a tree with large bushes of pink flowers • ...
The rome and greek by caleb 2021-02-11
Across
- Greeks and romans children both went to a place to learn called ________________.
- jupiter is from ___________.
- julius caesar ruled ________.
- This is by __________.
- Greek and romans both studied ____________________.
- Rome and greece both go to a place where people play or watch games called _________.
Down
- greek and rome both had city __________.
- Romans played in the The Colosseum while greek played a 5 ringed torment called _______.
- They both liked to eat purple fruit that makes wine called ____________.
- Romans and greeks had people in charge named ______________.
- Zeus is from _________.
- Both Romens and Greece made beauty scriptures called __________.
- Greek and rome both lived by this liquid called __________.
- alexander the great ruled _________.
14 Clues: This is by __________. • Zeus is from _________. • jupiter is from ___________. • julius caesar ruled ________. • alexander the great ruled _________. • greek and rome both had city __________. • Greek and romans both studied ____________________. • Greek and rome both lived by this liquid called __________. • Romans and greeks had people in charge named ______________. • ...
Greek drama/tragedy 2012-04-25
Across
- to blaspheme (show contempt or irreverence toward God)
- final action after last stasimon; the ceremonial exit of all players
- one who honors gods law more than mans law
- a person who advocated (is in favor of) anarchy
- a lyric poem usually marked by serious, respectful, and exalted feelings toward the subject
- fatal flaw
- was the first of the three ancient Greek tragedians whose plays can still be read or performed
- entrance of the chorus
- an individual who supports this form of government out of principle, independent from the person, the monarch.
- hero a privileged, exalted character of high repute, who, by virtue of a tragic flaw and fate, suffers a fall from glory into suffering
- absence of any form of political authority
- The tragic king of Thebes who unknowingly killed his father Laius and married his mother Jocasta; the subject of the drama `Oedipus
- the king of thebes
Down
- Tragedy Characters of high birth or status, experience a series of events that threaten position, suffer a tragic fall of own actions
- to be greater in strength or influence; triumph
- weak minded daughter of oedipus
- Greek word meaning "cleansing" or "purging".
- the daughter of tantalus
- to act in violation of the law
- amous for his eternal punishment in Tartarus
- A serious form of drama dealing with the downfall of a heroic or noble character
- form of government in which sovereignty is actually or nominally embodied in a single individual
- a great Greek philosopher and teacher who wrote "The Poetics", a critical essay on Greek tragedy.
- personifcation of the chorus, in the middle of the action of the play
- A company of actors who comment (by speaking or singing in unison) on the action in a classical Greek play.
25 Clues: fatal flaw • the king of thebes • entrance of the chorus • the daughter of tantalus • to act in violation of the law • weak minded daughter of oedipus • one who honors gods law more than mans law • absence of any form of political authority • Greek word meaning "cleansing" or "purging". • amous for his eternal punishment in Tartarus • ...
Roman And Greek Crossword Puzzle! 2021-02-11
Across
- Like Greeks, Romans respected_____and philosophers.
- Most of the time, girls would marry as young as___ or 13 years of age.
- The Roman system of numbers, also called_____, helped business people with their accounting.
- Both the Romans and Greeks focused their art on important______ figures
- On other days, crowds watched ____ fight each other to the death or battle wild animals in stadiums such as the Colosseum. Most gladiators were enslaved people, criminals, prisoners of war, or poor people.
- Inspired by the Greek historian____, Livy and Tacitus wrote about Roman history.
- were long troughs supported by rows of high arches.
- The Greeks presented inspirational plays ending with a____.
- Apparently Greek parents viewed____ as a good way for their children to develop certain skills, just like parents do today.
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- Before assuming the title of dictator, Julius Caesar was a respected____ himself.
- While the Romans were a republic, the Greeks were a_____
- The Romans developed____ skills.
- A Greek doctor named Galen introduced many____ ideas to Rome.
- The____ of Greek houses in ancient times was designed to keep their residents cool during the hot summers and keep them warm in winter.
- Julius Caesar invented the____ calendar.
- The____ was built after Roman victory in the First Roman-Jewish war.
- Inspired by Greek art, Roman artists often focused on____ and goddesses, in addition to philosophers, politicians, and other well-known individuals.
- Ancient Rome experienced three different types of government: Monarchy,____ ,Empire.
- The head of the government (called the polis) was located in the center of the city, which usually surrounded the acropolis, which was a high area that held a____ and religious shrines.
- Roman women were only allowed to be in____ plays, while Greek women were not allowed to be in any plays at all.
20 Clues: The Romans developed____ skills. • Julius Caesar invented the____ calendar. • Like Greeks, Romans respected_____and philosophers. • were long troughs supported by rows of high arches. • While the Romans were a republic, the Greeks were a_____ • The Greeks presented inspirational plays ending with a____. • A Greek doctor named Galen introduced many____ ideas to Rome. • ...
Vocabulary Units 9-12 2023-02-11
Across
- a history arranged by time
- afraid of danger; timid
- self-governing; independent
- a state of fear or alarm
- Latin MENS or MENTIS - mind
- an area of influence
- Latin IUS or IURIS - law
- difficult to overcome; intimidating
- happening repeatedly or over a long period of time
- out of one’s mind; insane
- a gathering of people with a common interest
- to threaten to harm; to frighten
- in perjure, wrong
- in deter, away from
- in contemporaneous, together
- a legal document summoning someone to court
- Latin TREPIDUS - afraid; disturbed
- Greek GIGNOSKEIN - to know
- happening at or around the same time
- sound in mind; logical
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- a person from the same time period
- Latin RATIO or RATIONIS - reason
- occurring every year
- Latin PUNIERE or PUNITUM - to punish OR Latin POENA - punishment; penalty
- in prognosis, before
- to feel horror toward; to hate
- Latin LITIGARE or LITIGATUM - to press a lawsuit
- the study or science of law
- Greek NOMOS - law; custom; share
- NAISS NOISS, Latin NOSCERE or NOTUM - to know
- an expectation of the way something will turn out
- to prevent; to discourage
- Latin FREQUENS - frequent; numerous
- not showing proper respect
- Greek MIMNESKEIN - to remember OR Greek MNEMOS - remembering
- intended to punish; penalizing
- in autonomous, self
- Greek NEMEIN - to measure out
- Latin TERRERE or TERRITUM - to frighten; to scare
- in infrequent, not
- Latin VERERI - to fear; respect
- to hold in awe; to worship
- Greek DIKE - justice
- Latin HORRERE - to shudder; to be afraid
- Latin TIMOR - fear
- famous in a negative way
46 Clues: in perjure, wrong • in infrequent, not • Latin TIMOR - fear • in autonomous, self • in deter, away from • occurring every year • in prognosis, before • an area of influence • Greek DIKE - justice • sound in mind; logical • afraid of danger; timid • a state of fear or alarm • Latin IUS or IURIS - law • famous in a negative way • to prevent; to discourage • out of one’s mind; insane • ...
Vocab #4 2025-01-09
Across
- A person who offers views or theories on profound Questions in ethics, metaphysics, Logic, and other Related Fields
- An alliance led by the athens that brought together several greek city states to challenge the persian rule ok eastern greek Colonies
- system of government where power is invested into one person usually a king or Queen
- A resplendent marble temple built between 447 and 432 B.C during the height of the greek empire
- A form of government in which political power is held by a select few privileged people called aristocrats or nobles
- Age A time period in which there was cultural progress, peace, prosperity, and happiness
- Peninsula A large piece of land in the southeastern part of Europe
- The capital of Greece
- A government in which a small group of people exercises control especially for corrupt and selfish purposes
- An Alliance of the ancient greek city states, dominated by sparta and centered on Peloponnese
- The act of exchanging goods between two or more people without using money
- A city state in ancien Greece, especially as considered in its ideal form for philosophical purposes
- A body of heavily armed infantry in ancient Greece formed in close deep ranks and flies
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- A period of time dominated by a fusion of greek language and customs with the culture of the near fast
- systems of exchange where currency is used as a medium for trade
- referring to a cruel or oppressive ruler
- A piece of land where three of its sides are surrounded by water
- A small kingdom centered along the Aegean sea on the northeastern part of the greek peninsula
- A war between organized groups within the same state or country
- a way of governing which depends on the will of the people
20 Clues: The capital of Greece • referring to a cruel or oppressive ruler • a way of governing which depends on the will of the people • A war between organized groups within the same state or country • systems of exchange where currency is used as a medium for trade • A piece of land where three of its sides are surrounded by water • ...
Greek Mini-Project 2021-10-27
Across
- an island that lies southeast of the greek mainland
- Greek city-state that valued education; started democracy
- a plain near athens named for a messenger who ran 26.2 miles to athens
- a ruler who takes power with force
- an athenian general
- mycenaean king
- a thinker who ponders questions about life
- king of persia father of xerxes
- ruler of persia and Darius's son
- non native athenian woman who taught public speaking to others
- Leader of Athens that started democracy
- greek god of lightning and ruler of the gods
- island that used to house the headquarters of the delian league
- region of southwest Asia, now known as Iran
- Ruler of athens that allowed people to debate matters openly
- immmortal beings that controled nature; the ancient greeks worshipped them
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- a type of government where all citizens get to vote
- open area often used as a marketplace
- a greek tyrant that ruled for 30 years after solon
- where the mycenaean people lived
- a body of land that is surronded by water on three sides
- athenian leader that canceled farmers' debts and freed slaves
- southern peninsula of greece
- a city-state or tiny independent country
- greek city-state that focussed on military skills, valued war and rivaled Athens
- a narrow path through the greek mountains
- provence of persia
- Straight near Athens, major part of the Persian war
- a ruler who united persia and created the largest empire in history
- a type of government where a few people are in charge
- the first civilization on the island of Crete
- a slave or captive worker
32 Clues: mycenaean king • provence of persia • an athenian general • a slave or captive worker • southern peninsula of greece • king of persia father of xerxes • where the mycenaean people lived • ruler of persia and Darius's son • a ruler who takes power with force • open area often used as a marketplace • Leader of Athens that started democracy • a city-state or tiny independent country • ...
