greek mythology Crossword Puzzles
ketola 2017-12-20
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- The first civilization to develop in Europe
- An open area
- A unified formation
- a civilization before the Greeks
- to inhfluence
- people with common interests living together
- when a few wealthy people hold power of a large group
- a body of land with water on 3 sides
- A sea that surrounds Greece
- to control
- Encored
- City State
- Someone who seizes power and rules with total authority
- Wealthy land owners
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- to move toward a weaker condition
- the system in a country
- A greek city state
- Greek story tellers
- Greek word for capture
- Founded Greece
- A hilltop fort
- Trader/Farmers who developed a 24 letter alphabet
- An age between circa 1100 B.C. - 800 B.C.
- a writing system
24 Clues: Encored • to control • City State • An open area • to inhfluence • Founded Greece • A hilltop fort • a writing system • A greek city state • Greek story tellers • A unified formation • Wealthy land owners • Greek word for capture • the system in a country • A sea that surrounds Greece • a civilization before the Greeks • to move toward a weaker condition • a body of land with water on 3 sides • ...
Ancient Greek fun! 2013-09-29
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- An association of Greek city states headed by Athens
- The Wife of Hades.
- The Father of Zeus
- The term given for "War of the Titans"
- Goddess of Wisdom
- The largest island in Greece
- Wife of Zeus
- Goddess of beauty and love
- The God Of theater and wine
- A Greek city-state that is obsessed with war
- A Greek slave
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- The military coalition against the Delian league headed by Sparta
- God Of the underworld
- The highest mountain in Greece
- God of lightning
- The founder of the academy of Athens
- The philosopher who was a student of Plato and the teacher of Alexander the great.
- The Messenger of the gods
- The largest city in Greece
- God of the sea
20 Clues: Wife of Zeus • A Greek slave • God of the sea • God of lightning • Goddess of Wisdom • The Wife of Hades. • The Father of Zeus • God Of the underworld • The Messenger of the gods • The largest city in Greece • Goddess of beauty and love • The God Of theater and wine • The largest island in Greece • The highest mountain in Greece • The founder of the academy of Athens • ...
Theatre History - Ancient through Italian Renaissance 2021-02-23
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- right vs. wrong
- the gods descended using one of these
- play about Biblical history
- were finally allowed on stage in Italy
- Italian sets used this 2D form that looks 3D
- non-Biblical plays
- type of medieval secular play (Robinhood)
- standard characters of the commedia dell'arte
- humorous bits of stage action
- Greek platform shoes
- means rebirth
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- the first actor
- most famous morality play
- how Italians thought Greek drama would sound if it was sung
- commented on the action in Greek plays
- plays based on the Bible
- Greeks wore these to change characters
- clergy presented plays on one of these
- play about the last week of Jesus' life
- presented plays on a pageant wagon
- Renaissance started in this country
21 Clues: means rebirth • the first actor • right vs. wrong • non-Biblical plays • Greek platform shoes • plays based on the Bible • most famous morality play • play about Biblical history • humorous bits of stage action • presented plays on a pageant wagon • Renaissance started in this country • the gods descended using one of these • commented on the action in Greek plays • ...
Ancient Greece 2024-01-31
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- Icarus offended which Greek god?
- God of war
- A greek city-state
- Cruel ruler often with military history
- Winner of Persian War
- Athens government
- Greek god of the sun, Olympian
- The Great Library
- A writing system called "______ B"
- Patron of Athens
- Athenian philosopher, sentenced to death
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- Common architectural feature
- Spartan government
- The wife of Zeus
- king of Macedonia, conqueror
- A government with a king or queen in charge
- Lands that Alexander conquered first
- Greek historian, called "the father of history"
- Athenian general, expanded democracy
- Method of question-and-answers to find truth
- Homer's story about a long journey
- Tight formation for battle
- League to protect Greece from invasion
- Island of the Minoans
- A slave who wrote many fables
25 Clues: God of war • The wife of Zeus • Patron of Athens • Athens government • The Great Library • Spartan government • A greek city-state • Winner of Persian War • Island of the Minoans • Tight formation for battle • Common architectural feature • king of Macedonia, conqueror • A slave who wrote many fables • Greek god of the sun, Olympian • Icarus offended which Greek god? • ...
AMGreek 2024-11-07
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- leading commerical civilzation of the Aegean region
- rule by few
- a war of Greek city states against each other
- chief magistrate
- influential leader of Athens
- crushed the revolty of the Greeks
- league of city states with sparta at the head
- son of valuable leader
- rule by people
- league of city states with Athens as the leader
- confronted Alexander
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- goddess of wisdom
- united Macedonia under his rule
- rule by one
- dissatisfaction of lower classes
- Blind Greek poet who wrote about Greek gods
- slaves of sparta
- king of all gods and men
- invaders of the north that attacked the Mycennians
- flourished on an island and became an expanding civilization
- assumed the throne at age 20
- statesmen of athens
22 Clues: rule by few • rule by one • rule by people • chief magistrate • slaves of sparta • goddess of wisdom • statesmen of athens • confronted Alexander • son of valuable leader • king of all gods and men • influential leader of Athens • assumed the throne at age 20 • united Macedonia under his rule • dissatisfaction of lower classes • crushed the revolty of the Greeks • ...
Year 7 English 2025-11-27
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- The L in TEEL
- The overall point of a piece of writing
- The ethical Greek friend
- The protagonist from the novel
- Describing word
- How something sounds when you read aloud
- A doing word
- The logical Greek friend
- How to describe 'we' and 'our'
- Words that start with the same letter sound
- The protagonist from the film we studied
- The emotional Greek friend
- The troublemaker in the novel
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- The last paragraph in an essay
- The other E in TEEL
- The first paragraph in an essay
- The filmmaker from the film
- The supporting information to make an argument credible
- The sense you do with your nose
- The strange machine in the film studied
- A person, place or thing
21 Clues: A doing word • The L in TEEL • Describing word • The other E in TEEL • The ethical Greek friend • The logical Greek friend • A person, place or thing • The emotional Greek friend • The filmmaker from the film • The troublemaker in the novel • The last paragraph in an essay • The protagonist from the novel • How to describe 'we' and 'our' • The first paragraph in an essay • ...
Gods and Goddesses 2023-01-16
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- GREEK Son of Zsue. Metsar muaicisn, aehcrr gdo, heelar, god of lthgi, god of thtur, sun gdo.
- ROMAN Rold fo het syk and esurpme relur of teh gsdo.
- GREEK Rold fo het syk and esurpme relur of teh gsdo.
- GREEK Z'sues wfie and sietsr. Prtcetoor of magairre, snept msot of her tmie puihsinng the mnay wemon Zeus flel in lvoe whti.
- GREEK Poallo's ntiw setsir and tadhguer of Zsue. Lday of wlid tgnihs and humstnan to the gsdo.
- ROMAN Htdaguer of Szue. Goeddss of Lvoe nad Betuay.
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- GREEK Odg fo wnie dan vegitateon.
- ROMAN Relur of teh sae. Brhtoer fo Zsue. Cairred a thrnorp-eeged saepr kwonn sa a trnedit.
- ROMAN Dog of raw nad nos fo Ezus and Raeh.
- GREEK Dathguer of Zues aenol. No moehtr. She snarpg form his haed fulrg-lown and in flul aromr.
- ROMAN Nos fo Euzs. Wroe wgnis on ihs saadnls and his hta, tuhs aws grfecaul and stfiw.
- GREEK Urelr of hte undowrerld adn the ddae. Brhtoer fo Uzes.
12 Clues: GREEK Odg fo wnie dan vegitateon. • ROMAN Dog of raw nad nos fo Ezus and Raeh. • ROMAN Htdaguer of Szue. Goeddss of Lvoe nad Betuay. • ROMAN Rold fo het syk and esurpme relur of teh gsdo. • GREEK Rold fo het syk and esurpme relur of teh gsdo. • GREEK Urelr of hte undowrerld adn the ddae. Brhtoer fo Uzes. • ...
Greek/Latin Words 2024-09-13
10 Clues: Greek word for light • Greek word for measure • Greek word for turning • the Latin word for I work • the Latin word for I call • Latin word for I love/like • the Latin word for I praise • Greek word for draw or write • the Latin word for I beg/pray • Greek word for distance/far away
Vocabulary 4 2025-01-03
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- a time period in which there was cultural progress, peace, prosperity, and happiness
- a person who offers views or theories on profound questions in ethics, metaphysics, logic, and other related fields
- the act of exchanging goods between two or more parties without using money
- a ruler who exercises absolute power oppressively or brutally
- a small kingdom centered along the Aegean Sea on the northeastern part of the Greek Peninsula
- a tight-knit, small community of ancient Greek citizens who agreed on certain rules and customs
- a small group of "elite" citizens that rules a country
- an alliance of ancient Greek city-states, dominated by Sparta and centred on the Peloponnese, which lasted from c. 550 to 366 BC
- systems of exchange where currency is used as a medium of trade instead of barter
- a piece of land surrounded by water on three sides
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- a period of time dominated by a fusion of Greek language and customs with the culture of the Near East
- the easternmost of Europe's three great southern peninsulas
- government in which the supreme power is held by the people and used by them directly or indirectly through representation
- a government that is controlled by the highest-ranking members of a society, usually those who have a hereditary title
- a body of heavily armed infantry in ancient Greece formed in close deep ranks and files
- an alliance led by Athens that brought together several Greek city-states to challenge the Persian rule of eastern Greek colonies
- historic city and capital of Greece
- political system based upon the undivided sovereignty or rule of a single person
- a war between organized groups within the same state (or country)
- temple that dominates the hill of the Acropolis at Athens
20 Clues: historic city and capital of Greece • a piece of land surrounded by water on three sides • a small group of "elite" citizens that rules a country • temple that dominates the hill of the Acropolis at Athens • the easternmost of Europe's three great southern peninsulas • a ruler who exercises absolute power oppressively or brutally • ...
Health Economics 2024-09-14
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- a greek word that means "group of people"
- deals with the behavior of individual components
- an economic theory and practice that was dominant from the 16th to the 18th century
- tangible, something that can be touched
- he described tha market mechanism as an "invisible hand"
- deals with the behavior of the economy as a whole
- producing with the least amount of expense, effort, and waste, but not without cost
- provided in numerous ways and are an intangible activity
- a branch pf science that studies the biological, physiological, social, and cultural aspects of human life
- a greek word that means "city or state"
- study pf the proper allocation and efficient use of scarce resources to produce commodities for the maximum satisfaction of unlimited human needs
- a greek word that means society
- branch of economics which deals with care of sickness, promotion, maintenance and improvement of health
- essential for human survival like food, clothing, and shelter
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- scientific study of the human behavior
- believed that capitalism would ultimately destroy itself
- theory of practice of controlling the supply of money as the chief method of stabilizing the economy
- ancient greek word that means "management of a household"
- factor of production that consists of all goods which help in the production process
- perhaps the first well developed theory of economics
- the general category of the human effort that is for the production of goods and services
- a social science that focuses on the study of past events
- when there is not enough human wants
- greek word that means soul
- a latin word that means society
- study of the society or groups
- often called "factor of production"
- goods that give more satisfaction and make life more pleasant and worth living
- describes the ground that might be used to build a structure
- a systematic study of the state and government
- a greek word that means "study or science"
31 Clues: greek word that means soul • study of the society or groups • a latin word that means society • a greek word that means society • often called "factor of production" • when there is not enough human wants • scientific study of the human behavior • tangible, something that can be touched • a greek word that means "city or state" • a greek word that means "group of people" • ...
Phisosophy 2022-12-04
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- A Great Roman speaker, a follower of stoicism. He fought for the Republic.
- ancient Greek teachers
- The smallest particle, roughly translates to 'indivisible'
- A greek city, guarded by the Greek god of wisdom and War.
- The most famous student of socrates
- they find Great pleasure in the absence of pain
- A greek philosopher, before whom were only naturists.
- A way of thinking that places fun above everything else.
- The capital of the Roman empire
- A belief in which there is constant cyclical change, Like yin and yang
- a man tradiotonally considered the patagon of sages
- The Great melting pot of cultures during the hellenistic era
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- the embodiement of light in the dark
- The creator of the smallest particle Idea.
- a philosphy focused around Always questioning everything.
- A period of time around the méditerranean sea 4th century BC to 1st century BC.
- a archetypical cynicist
- A philosopy, believers of this philosophy aren't often bothered by setbacks and focus on virtues
- the starter of hedonism
- a male dominated society
- A belief in which everything is based of off the law.
- the peninsuela in which lies Greece
- A greek philosopher who was a teacher of Alexander the Great. Also it was from his teachings that the west inherited it's "Problem and inquiry" method.
- A eastern philosopher, who started buddhism
- they embodiement of Dark in the light
- the answer to the ultimate question of life, the universe, and everything.
- believers of This philosphy are often considered dogs due to their disattachment from the material
- The era in which philosophy was born
- A Greek mathematician, who's considered to be the greatest mathematician in ancient Greece.
- A broad subject that contains questions like: `What's the meaning of life?`
30 Clues: ancient Greek teachers • a archetypical cynicist • the starter of hedonism • a male dominated society • The capital of the Roman empire • the peninsuela in which lies Greece • The most famous student of socrates • The era in which philosophy was born • the embodiement of light in the dark • they embodiement of Dark in the light • The creator of the smallest particle Idea. • ...
Chp 31 The Legacy of Ancient Greece 2026-05-04
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- A mathematician whose geometry textbook has been used for more than 2,000 years.
- Known as the "father of history," he created the first map of the known world.
- A city in Egypt that was a center of Greek learning, home to Hypatia and Ptolemy.
- The city-state that fought against Athens in the Peloponnesian War.
- A system of lines drawn on a map to measure distance east and west of the prime meridian.
- A philosopher who fascinated by living things and was the first to classify animals into groups like "those with backbones."
- The first person to suggest that the Earth revolves around the sun.
- A system of lines drawn on a map to measure distance north and south of the equator.
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- A branch of mathematics that comes from a Greek word meaning "to measure land."
- Known as the "father of medicine," he established ethical principles for doctors (the Hippocratic Oath).
- A Greek philosopher and scientist who discovered how to measure volume by observing water displacement in a bathtub.
- The first woman to earn fame as a mathematician; she taught in Alexandria, Egypt.
- The Greek city-state where the concept of democracy ("rule by the people") began.
- A scientist who named more than 850 stars and estimated distances from Earth to the sun and moon.
- A word derived from the first two letters of the Greek alphabet, alpha and beta.
- A geographer who wrote Geographia and designed the system of latitude and longitude.
- An Olympic event meaning "five contests," designed to test all-around athletic skill.
- A feature of Greek architecture consisting of a covered line of columns.
- A great historian who wrote an eyewitness account of the Peloponnesian War based on facts.
- The scientific study of living things, including plants and animals.
- A scientist who believed numbers were the key to understanding nature and developed mathematical theories.
21 Clues: The city-state that fought against Athens in the Peloponnesian War. • The first person to suggest that the Earth revolves around the sun. • The scientific study of living things, including plants and animals. • A feature of Greek architecture consisting of a covered line of columns. • ...
CentreTerm 2025-01-23
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- The Greek god of love
- Quintessential Valentine’s flower
- Centre College’s seventh president
- Old-fashioned children’s game; also called “knucklebones”
- Weather when it’s “cats and dogs” outside
- A silly, ingratiating smile
- An animal, and computer pointing device
- Mother cats pick up their kits from this part of the neck
- Playable species in Dungeons & Dragons
- Long John Silver was looking for it
- Stains a kiss
- Can only live in light, but dies when light shines on it
- An especially devoted, enthusiastic fan of someone (informal)
- Centre College rarely lets off school for this
- Represents zero in tennis
- Prominent color in the Norton Center interior
- Could be used to describe a person, a move, or coffee
- The Midgard (World) Serpent in Norse mythology
- A lesser discussed state of matter (along with solid, liquid and gas)
- Business on an uneventful day at a shop or store
- Term of endearment
- The Roman god of love
- A peanut is classified as this
- In the 1800s, Centre students were required to attend this once a week
- Historically used for declaring one’s love
- Main memory in a computer
- Phrase you might see on a candy heart
- Number on an analog clock
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- Surname of the rabbit in Zootopia
- Breaks the eternal sleep of Sleeping Beauty (and Snow White)
- What a judge presses in America’s Got Talent
- Sculptor of The Flame
- A slow dance
- There are this many Guys (restaurant)
- Beating, broken, or otherwise
- Having lofty, generous, forgiving spirit
- Strongly attracted to someone
- Greek word for unconditional, selfless love
- Even in freezing temperatures, this can melt snow
- Common gift on Valentine’s Day
- Most populous city in Canada
- Holiday to reciprocate gifts given on Valentine’s Day, especially in East Asia
- Mother in Tangled
- Dorm on campus
- Stars in Edgar Allen Poe’s famous poem
- A somewhat rude thing to call someone; also a candy
- Building on campus that used to be a library
- “Roses are red / Violets are blue / Sugar is sweet / And so are…”
- Credit card company
- If it’s high, your video game server is probably slow
50 Clues: A slow dance • Stains a kiss • Dorm on campus • Mother in Tangled • Term of endearment • Credit card company • The Greek god of love • Sculptor of The Flame • The Roman god of love • Represents zero in tennis • Main memory in a computer • Number on an analog clock • A silly, ingratiating smile • Most populous city in Canada • Beating, broken, or otherwise • Strongly attracted to someone • ...
Greece vs Rome 2022-02-12
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- __ of the march.
- What did the Romans speak?
- The Roman was most inspired by __.
- Rome was closer to a __ time
- What are the drinks of the gods?
- Greek and roman god are made of __
- The Rome was by a river and had __
- Conflicts were known as the __ wars.
- Rome sculptures were __?
- The planets are named after the __
- The Greeks fought for different __.
- __ is the king of gods.
- amount of gods and goddesses?
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- Roman artist were inspired from the _
- Both Greece and Rome border the __ sea.
- This god was born in __.
- Rome was more __ than the Greek.
- The god Hades is known for __.?
- Rome ate food from the __.
- 26 mile run is known as a __
20 Clues: __ of the march. • __ is the king of gods. • This god was born in __. • Rome sculptures were __? • What did the Romans speak? • Rome ate food from the __. • Rome was closer to a __ time • 26 mile run is known as a __ • amount of gods and goddesses? • The god Hades is known for __.? • Rome was more __ than the Greek. • What are the drinks of the gods? • ...
Greece vs Rome 2022-02-12
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- __ of the march.
- What did the Romans speak?
- The Roman was most inspired by __.
- Rome was closer to a __ time
- What are the drinks of the gods?
- Greek and roman god are made of __
- The Rome was by a river and had __
- Conflicts were known as the __ wars.
- Rome sculptures were __?
- The planets are named after the __
- The Greeks fought for different __.
- __ is the king of gods.
- amount of gods and goddesses?
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- Roman artist were inspired from the _
- Both Greece and Rome border the __ sea.
- This god was born in __.
- Rome was more __ than the Greek.
- The god Hades is known for __.?
- Rome ate food from the __.
- 26 mile run is known as a __
20 Clues: __ of the march. • __ is the king of gods. • This god was born in __. • Rome sculptures were __? • What did the Romans speak? • Rome ate food from the __. • Rome was closer to a __ time • 26 mile run is known as a __ • amount of gods and goddesses? • The god Hades is known for __.? • Rome was more __ than the Greek. • What are the drinks of the gods? • ...
Chemical Elements Crossword Puzzle 2021-07-20
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- The first of the transition metals, the name of this element derives from 'Scandia', the Latin name for Scandinavia.
- A metal which produces brilliant reds in fireworks and flares, it was first discovered in Stronian in Scotland.
- The chemical symbol for this element comes from the element's historical name, stibium.
- The name of this metal comes from the Greek 'barys', meaning heavy. Compounds of this metals are used to help identify digestive disorders in patients.
- A green-yellow toxic gas that was used as a chemical weapon in the First World War.
- A highly reactive alkali metal used in atomic clocks, which are accurate to 1 second in 15 million year.
- One of only three magnetic metals, its name is derived from the German word 'kobald', meaning goblin.
- Discovered by Joseph Priestly in 1774, this element is a product of photosynthesis.
- Discovered in 1774, this solid metal has an atomic number of 25 and an atomic mass of 55.
- Shares a name with Superman’s home planet.
- One of the twelve elements with a single letter chemical symbol.
- A halogen and one of only two elements that are liquid at room temperature.
- A well-known poison.
- The chemical symbol for this element comes from its original name natrium.
- This metallic element has a long history of being used in coins. The US 5-cent is nicknamed for this element.
- Used to make the alloy bronze, this metal is used in electrical wiring and pipes due to its unreactive nature.
- This transition metal is as strong as steel but much less dense. It is used in joint replacements.
- a toxic metal with an atomic number of 42. Dr Squillaci’s favourite.
- Objects of this element, dating from around 3500 BC, have been found in Egypt. An essential element in the blood.
- Derived from the Latin name for France (Gallia), this metal melts at 30˚C.
- Known to humans since prehistoric times, this Group 6 element is mentioned 15 times in the Bible.
- Discovered in 1801 by Charles Hatchett, its name comes from Niobe from Greek mythology, who was the daughter of king Tantalus.
- A Nobel gas discovered in July 1898 by William Ramsay and Morris Travers at University College London and obtained by extraction from air.
- The least reactive alkali metal.
- A halogen which has a name derived from the Greek word 'iodes' meaning violet.
- This element’s name is derived from Ruthenia, the Latin name for Russia.
- A transition metal at the end of the alphabet.
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- A silvery-white metal that burns with a bright light.
- Plating with this transition metal can give a polished mirror finish to steel.
- this metallic element has an atomic number of 23.
- This element has an atomic number of 15; its name means bringer of light in Greek.
- A natural semi-precious gemstone which, in its colourless form, resembles diamonds. If ordered alphabetically, this element would be last.
- A poisonous metal often used in batteries. It has an atomic number of 48.
- The first four letters of this element are consonants. It was discovered in 1794 and is used in radar technology.
- Element with 6 protons, 6 neutrons and 6 electrons.
- The lightest element.
- A shiny, silvery-white metal that resists corrosion and is named after the Greek goddess of wisdom, Pallas.
- The second-most abundant element in the Earth’s crust, useful for making microchips.
- Group 4 element named for a European country.
- The gemstones beryl and emerald contain this Group 2 element.
- A metal discovered in 1863, its name comes from the Latin 'indicium', meaning violet or indigo.
- An artificially created metallic element with the chemical symbol Tc.
- Humans have known about this metal for around 4000 years. It can be alloyed with copper to make bronze.
- Discovered by Humphrey Davy in 1808, this element is essential for good bone health.
- An unreactive metal frequently used to make jewellery.
- A non-metal discovered by Jons Jacob Berzelius in 1817, its name is derived from 'selene', the Greek name for the Moon.
- The major use of this element is in catalytic converters for cars. It has an atomic mass of 103.
- A very rare metal discovered in 1783 in Sibiu, Romania. It has an atomic number of 52.
- The most reactive halogen, top of Group 7.
- The name of this Group 1 element is derived from the English word 'potash'.
- A Group 3 metal used for making airplanes, cans and for wrapping your sandwiches.
- First detected in the Sun’s corona, its name comes from the Greek word for sun.
- This inert Nobel gas makes up 1% of the Earth’s atmosphere. Used in double-glazing and low-energy lightbulbs.
- The most abundant element in the Earth’s atmosphere.
- A soft Group 1 metal that ignites in the air and reacts violently with water. More reactive than potassium.
- A colourless, odourless gas, used to make bright and colourful lights.
56 Clues: A well-known poison. • The lightest element. • The least reactive alkali metal. • Shares a name with Superman’s home planet. • The most reactive halogen, top of Group 7. • Group 4 element named for a European country. • A transition metal at the end of the alphabet. • this metallic element has an atomic number of 23. • Element with 6 protons, 6 neutrons and 6 electrons. • ...
Ae-Ak knowledge 2019-06-24
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- Hindu god of fire
- Germanic language spoken in southern Africa
- country northwest of Pakistan
- Greco-Christian idea of man's love for God
- type of terrier originating in Yorkshire
- Indian city, home to the Taj Mahal
- battle won by England during the Hundred Year War
- Japanese martial art that uses oppenent's movements
- personal assistant to a high ranking military officer
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- a written statement used in court
- writer of fables
- leader of the Greek army in the Trojan War
- Japanese breed of mountain dog
- herbicide used during the Vietnam War
- ancient Greek warrior known for his strength
- sea between Greece and Turkey
- second largest continent
- place for public gathering in Ancient Greek cities
- resort town in Morocco
19 Clues: writer of fables • Hindu god of fire • resort town in Morocco • second largest continent • country northwest of Pakistan • sea between Greece and Turkey • Japanese breed of mountain dog • a written statement used in court • Indian city, home to the Taj Mahal • herbicide used during the Vietnam War • type of terrier originating in Yorkshire • ...
Paul's moose 2021-10-04
10 Clues: makeup • weather • environment • stories myths • study of earth • study of culture • study of animals • human relationship • study of living things • study of humans behavior
Hhh 2025-08-24
10 Clues: - going up. • - 1000 years. • - old objects. • - carved writing. • - one god belief. • - ranking system. • - stories of gods. • - repeated design. • - print and share. • - group of people.
Myth of the Seasons FAQs 2013-11-05
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- Queen of the Underworld
- Ceres's brother
- Who/ What were dying once the land went barren
- Symbol of Proserpina
- This is what Ceres affected
- Goddess of the earth and good harvest
- God of the Underworld
- Pluto's Greek name
- Zeus is the god of all ______
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- A grain that symbolizes Ceres
- Proserpina's Greek name
- Jupiter, Ceres, and Hades are _________ names
- One symbol of Ceres
- If you do this, you are stuck in the Underworld forever
- Jupiter's Greek name
15 Clues: Ceres's brother • Pluto's Greek name • One symbol of Ceres • Symbol of Proserpina • Jupiter's Greek name • God of the Underworld • Proserpina's Greek name • Queen of the Underworld • This is what Ceres affected • A grain that symbolizes Ceres • Zeus is the god of all ______ • Goddess of the earth and good harvest • Jupiter, Ceres, and Hades are _________ names • ...
Jewish vs greek 2025-04-03
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- Idea:
- – The Greek translation of the Torah.
- – The war to divide Alexander the Great’s empire.
- – A Greek city-state.
- of Alexandria – A famous center of learning in Egypt.
- – A Greek ruler who controlled Egypt and was good to the Jews.
- – The empire that fought against the Jews.
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- – A place for Greek education and physical training.
- Gadol – The Jewish high priest.
- – The spread of Greek culture and lifestyle.
- IV – The king who oppressed the Jews and was called "crazy one."
11 Clues: Idea: • – A Greek city-state. • Gadol – The Jewish high priest. • – The Greek translation of the Torah. • – The empire that fought against the Jews. • – The spread of Greek culture and lifestyle. • – The war to divide Alexander the Great’s empire. • – A place for Greek education and physical training. • of Alexandria – A famous center of learning in Egypt. • ...
Grade 9 SSE Midterm Review 2019-10-06
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- Greek drama with a happy ending
- Ruler of the Underworld
- Plato's teacher
- Job of Aeschylus, Aristophanes, Euripides, and Sophocles
- Predominant color of Ancient Greek pottery alongside red
- What Poseidon was the god of
- Town about 26 miles from Athens where Darius lost an important battle
- Winners of the Peloponnesian war
- Place where Leonidas led 300 Spartans into battle against the Persians
- Mountain in the north of Greece where the gods lived
- Alexander the Great's teacher
- Province in the north of Greece where Alexander the Great and Aristotle were from
- Greek drama with an unhappy ending
- Owned lots of land in ancient Greece and would take even more from poor farmers
- What "helots" were in Spartan society
- Famous war written about in The Iliad and The Odyssey
- Philosophy means "Love of _____________"
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- He wrote fables where the main characters were animals
- League formed by Athens to help protect against Persian invasion
- School in Sparta where boys learned to be soldiers
- Word to describe the age following the collapse of Greek civilization around 1100 BCE
- What the Minoan writing system was based on
- Percentage of Greek land that could be used for farming
- "Spine" of Greece
- Aristotle's teacher
- Peninsula in the south of mainland Greece where Sparta was located
- Great leader of the Persian Empire
- Large city-state to the north-east of Sparta
- Type of democracy Athens had
- What Singapore is a modern version of
- Temple dedicated to Athena in the Athenian Acropolis
- System of government where only a privileged few hold power such as in Sparta
- Job of Thucydides
- Greek citizen-soldiers who fought on foot
- Age when men could leave the Spartan army
- Who were finally defeated at a battle at Palataea?
- Island in the far south of Crete where the Minoans lived
37 Clues: Plato's teacher • "Spine" of Greece • Job of Thucydides • Aristotle's teacher • Ruler of the Underworld • What Poseidon was the god of • Type of democracy Athens had • Alexander the Great's teacher • Greek drama with a happy ending • Winners of the Peloponnesian war • Great leader of the Persian Empire • Greek drama with an unhappy ending • What Singapore is a modern version of • ...
unit 2 crossword 2024-10-19
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- The use of these was the reason why the Great Schism happened
- laws of Rome were placed on these and hung in the forums
- Important to the development of Greek city-states, involved mountains and seas
- Greek word for city-state
- Emperor of Rome that issued the Edict of Milan
- A famous Acropolis that still stands today
- Government ruled by a small group of citizens
- Caesar dictator that would be assassinated because of his popularity with the poor
- Monotheistic religion that began in Rome through Jesus
- Dynasty in China that was created under Kublai Khan
- 207 year era of peace in Rome
- The Eastern Roman empire became this denomination of Christianity
- Greek Philosopher and tutor to Alexander
- First emperor of the Roman empire
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- Famous Byzantine emperor who created a law code that included women's rights
- This figure had the final authority in the Western Roman Empire and was the head of the Catholic Church
- Practiced in Athens, where citizens could vote on laws
- One of the two forms of gov't in Rome where citizens elected representatives to vote on laws
- A government ruled by a group of elite nobles
- blending of greek and roman cultures is also known as
- Leader of the Mongols
- A greek temple that was dedicated to a God or Goddess
- The wife of Justinian
- Bonus! This was one of Rome's worst emperors and his name translates to "little boots"
- A government ruled by a king
- One of the two forms of gov't in Rome where the emperor ruled
- Era of peace on the Silk Road under the Mongols
- King of the Greeks who spread Hellenistic culture
- Greek and Roman religions believed in many gods, also known as
- The Western Roman empire became this denomination of Christianity
- trade route that got peaceful under Mongol rule
31 Clues: Leader of the Mongols • The wife of Justinian • Greek word for city-state • A government ruled by a king • 207 year era of peace in Rome • First emperor of the Roman empire • Greek Philosopher and tutor to Alexander • A famous Acropolis that still stands today • A government ruled by a group of elite nobles • Government ruled by a small group of citizens • ...
Module 8/9.1 Crossword Review 2022-02-03
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- One of the most important physical features in Greece
- Where the Minoans lived
- Greatest Greek poet; wrote epic poems
- Created the most famous Greek fables
- Stories that tell a moral lesson
- Enemy of the Greeks at Battle of Marathon
- City the Greeks destroyed during Trojan War
- Plato's school
- I kidnapped Helen
- Highest point in Greece
- Type of democracy in Athens
- Queen of the Gods
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- "To be like the Greeks"
- Government type in Sparta
- City-state where women had lots of rights
- Group of warriors standing close together with spears and shields
- First Greek civilization; may have conquered the Minoans
- Athens' enemy during Peloponnesian War
- Fortress on top of a hill in a city state
- Where Alexander the Great was from
20 Clues: Plato's school • I kidnapped Helen • Queen of the Gods • "To be like the Greeks" • Where the Minoans lived • Highest point in Greece • Government type in Sparta • Type of democracy in Athens • Stories that tell a moral lesson • Where Alexander the Great was from • Created the most famous Greek fables • Greatest Greek poet; wrote epic poems • Athens' enemy during Peloponnesian War • ...
Ella Swanson Crossword Puzzle! 2022-12-07
12 Clues: Trutta • white crappie • Lepomis macrochirus • Acipenser fulvescens • Alsoa pseudoharengus • Oncorhynchus kisutch • salvelinus fontinalis • Exos means pike in latin • The species that we are raising! • lctalurus means fish cat in Greek • coregonus mean angle eye in Greek • petromyzon means stone to suck in Greek
Landmark 2023-06-27
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- - Liberty in New York
- - Russian fortress
- - Familia in Barcelona
- Mahal - Indian mausoleum
- - Picchu in Peru
- - Opera House in Australia
- - Redeemer in Brazil
- - Greek temple
- - Egyptian mythical creature
- - Rushmore in South Dakota
- - Egyptian architectural wonders
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- - Jordanian archaeological site
- Wall - Chinese fortification
- - Spanish palace
- - Parisian iron tower
- - Ancient Roman amphitheater
- - Prehistoric monument in England
- - City in Rome
- - Greek citadel
- Ben - London clock tower
20 Clues: - City in Rome • - Greek temple • - Greek citadel • - Spanish palace • - Picchu in Peru • - Russian fortress • - Redeemer in Brazil • - Liberty in New York • - Parisian iron tower • - Familia in Barcelona • Mahal - Indian mausoleum • Ben - London clock tower • - Opera House in Australia • - Rushmore in South Dakota • Wall - Chinese fortification • - Ancient Roman amphitheater • ...
Greece vs. Rome 2021-02-11
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- _______ is an Ancient Roman city that was located close to the volcano, Vesuvius
- When living in an Ancient Roman family, the father was in charge of the household and so the ________ would always listen to the father
- Greek religion believes in many _______and_________
- Germanic leader _______ defeated the last Roam Emperor Romulus Augustus in 476 AD to become the first King of Italy
- The English words for tragedy and comedy come from the language of the Ancient Greeks Although the Greeks were not the first to perform _____, they were very interested in the origins of tragedy and comedy Business Women were accorded an important place in ancient Roman society They enjoyed and shared almost equal rights with roman men and were provided similar opportunities to excel in education, ________, and trade
- ______was an essential and powerful city-state in ancient Greece It was located in the southeastern portion of Greece
- Roman ________ was a system that was the way that the Roman’s would write different numbers Instead of using numbers
- Greek was eventually concurred by the ______
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- No one really knows what _____ of Ancient Greek sounded like because none of it was ever recorded Dancing During Ancient Roman times, _______ was considered a form of entertainment
- Like today, many Ancient Romans strived to earn a living by
- For thousands of years, humans wrote without any letters They simply drew pictures to make their point The Greek ________ stopped that
- The ______ of ancient Greece has played an important role in developing modern civilizations. Ancient Greek culture spread
- The city of ______ is one of the oldest cities in the world During ancient Greek times, the city was the center of knowledge and culture
- Humans lived in Rome for 6000_______
- The _________or Flavian Amphitheater is an amphitheater built during the time of the Roman Empire in Rome, Italy
- ______ have been around for thousands of years and it was during the Ancient Greek time that they became a very popular event
- ____ was found on the coast of the middle of Italy, but today it is the capital of the country, Italy
- Inspired by Greek ___, Roman artists often focused on gods and goddesses, in addition to philosophers, politicians, and other well-known individuals
18 Clues: Humans lived in Rome for 6000_______ • Greek was eventually concurred by the ______ • Greek religion believes in many _______and_________ • Like today, many Ancient Romans strived to earn a living by • _______ is an Ancient Roman city that was located close to the volcano, Vesuvius • ...
Guess-that-Title: Teen Book Edition 2020-04-08
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- Dystopian novel in which teen apprentices must learn the 'art' of taking lives or risk losing their own.
- Manga series in which the main character is determined to become the Hokage of his village.
- A box of secret love letters are exposed in this romance novel turned Netflix movie.
- Non-fiction graphic novel series that follows the history of the Civil Rights Movement.
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- Five teens will enter school detention but only four will survive in this mystery/thriller.
- A chance encounter with a legendary hero changes the destiny of a seemingly powerless middle schooler in this manga series.
- Fantasy series full of adventure, monsters and Greek mythology.
- A criminal dream team assembles to attempt a deadly heist in this action-packed fantasy novel.
- Contemporary novel that tackles themes of friendship, race, police brutality and social justice.
- Magic school just isn't the same when your arch nemesis/roommate isn't there to tease you every step of the way.
- Futuristic Steampunk Cinderella story.
- Graphic novel that explores middle school theatrics on and off the stage.
- The discovery of a dragon hatchling leads to magic, danger and adventure for this once poor farm boy.
- Teens and tweens are selected to participate in an annual fight to the death on live television in this dystopian novel.
14 Clues: Futuristic Steampunk Cinderella story. • Fantasy series full of adventure, monsters and Greek mythology. • Graphic novel that explores middle school theatrics on and off the stage. • A box of secret love letters are exposed in this romance novel turned Netflix movie. • Non-fiction graphic novel series that follows the history of the Civil Rights Movement. • ...
PREMONITION 2 2021-10-26
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- The role this crossword puzzle fulfills.
- The spear.
- The author of the Iliad and the Odyssey.
- Nobody likes you.
- The Premonition describing the Entity.
- The thing that the black squares on this crossword puzzle represents.
- The number of Elements.
- The name of humanity's ally.
- A knight renowned for heroism and chivalry.
- A strong feeling that something is about to happen, especially something unpleasant.
- The Surgeon.
- The danger rating of the two Vani attacking Seoul, South Korea.
- The name of a water-related corporation.
- The most important role on a team.
- The Paladin's true Element.
- An angel in Jewish mythology, and one of the seven subordinates to Jehuel.
- The name of the dead Titan.
- The second Element the Entity will teach.
- The collective name of the half-immortal Greek twins.
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- The name of the first Vani to come to Earth.
- The city in which the Paladin acquires the spear.
- The device used to attempt to rescue the employee.
- The number of Elements the Entity will teach.
- The location of one of the escapees.
- Not Istanbul.
- The name of a ship.
- The Premonition describing Antikadius's death.
- The brainwashed girl.
- The name of the person whose death Premonition 7 predicts.
- The Premonition describing Antikadius becoming a traitor.
- The name of an Edgar Allen Poe poem.
- An astrological sign.
- The Starforger.
- The first Element the Paladin used.
- The traitor.
- The species of which the Entity belongs.
- The end location of a long journey.
- The Paladin's second name.
38 Clues: The spear. • The Surgeon. • The traitor. • Not Istanbul. • The Starforger. • Nobody likes you. • The name of a ship. • The brainwashed girl. • An astrological sign. • The number of Elements. • The Paladin's second name. • The Paladin's true Element. • The name of the dead Titan. • The name of humanity's ally. • The most important role on a team. • The first Element the Paladin used. • ...
Evergreen Week 2016 2016-08-24
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- / Tennessee state Flower?
- / The llama belongs to a family of animals commonly called?
- / How many months have 31 days?
- / How many lengths of the pool is a 1500 meter swimming event in the Olympics?
- / What is the most spoken language?
- / In which state besides Alabama would you find a city named Birmingham?
- / What is the smallest type of tree in the world?
- / What's the hardest Rock?
- / Which is the largest ocean?
- / What is an infant Whale called?
- / What continent has the least flowering plants?
- / In Roman Mythology Neptune is equivalent to which Greek God?
- / Which planet is nearest to the sun?
- / Regions CEO's first name?
- / Which state is the closest to the old Soviet Union?
- / Highest mountain in the World?
- Two / How many Olympic sport disciplines were there in the 2016 Rio games?
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- / What country gave Florida to the US?
- / What language has the most words?
- / How many colored balls are there in Billiards?
- / The smallest ocean?
- / What is the Japanese Currency called?
- / What nationality was Marco Polo?
- / Hungarian word for pepper?
- / Sicily is the largest island in the _____ Sea?
- Green / Official color of Regions bank?
- / The First State
- / What horoscope sign has a Crab?
- / The ______ Canal connects the Pacific and the Atlantic oceans?
- / What is the highest score in a Gymnastics Exercise?
- / Capital of Monaco?
- / The actress Wynona Rider had the last name _____ at birth?
- / What ingredient in bread causes it to rise?
- / How many lanes does an Olympic swimming pool have?
34 Clues: / The First State • / Capital of Monaco? • / The smallest ocean? • / Tennessee state Flower? • / What's the hardest Rock? • / Regions CEO's first name? • / Hungarian word for pepper? • / Which is the largest ocean? • / How many months have 31 days? • / Highest mountain in the World? • / What is an infant Whale called? • / What horoscope sign has a Crab? • ...
Evergreen Week 2016 2016-08-24
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- / How many lanes does an Olympic swimming pool have?
- / What country gave Florida to the US?
- / The smallest ocean?
- / Which planet is nearest to the sun?
- / What's the hardest Rock?
- / Tennessee state Flower?
- / What is the highest score in a Gymnastics Exercise?
- / Highest mountain in the World?
- / What continent has the least flowering plants?
- / The ______ Canal connects the Pacific and the Atlantic oceans?
- / Regions CEO's first name?
- / In which state besides Alabama would you find a city named Birmingham?
- / How many months have 31 days?
- / In Roman Mythology Neptune is equivalent to which Greek God?
- / Which state is the closest to the old Soviet Union?
- Green / Official color of Regions bank?
- / What nationality was Marco Polo?
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- / How many lengths of the pool is a 1500 meter swimming event in the Olympics?
- / What horoscope sign has a Crab?
- / Hungarian word for pepper?
- / The actress Wynona Rider had the last name _____ at birth?
- / What is the most spoken language?
- / Sicily is the largest island in the _____ Sea?
- / The First State
- Two / How many Olympic sport disciplines were there in the 2016 Rio games?
- / What ingredient in bread causes it to rise?
- / The llama belongs to a family of animals commonly called?
- / What is the smallest type of tree in the world?
- / What is the Japanese Currency called?
- / What is an infant Whale called?
- / Which is the largest ocean?
- / Capital of Monaco?
- / How many colored balls are there in Billiards?
- / What language has the most words?
34 Clues: / The First State • / Capital of Monaco? • / The smallest ocean? • / Tennessee state Flower? • / What's the hardest Rock? • / Regions CEO's first name? • / Hungarian word for pepper? • / Which is the largest ocean? • / How many months have 31 days? • / Highest mountain in the World? • / What horoscope sign has a Crab? • / What is an infant Whale called? • ...
Creation & Fertility 2014-02-05
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- Babylonian goddess of the salt waters who is defeated by Marduk, who fashions the heavens & the earth from her body
- Yoruban god who creates land & human beings, including those who are deformed, for whom he became the protector
- attribution of human qualities to a deity
- Sumerian god who devises the plan to save humanity from the great flood
- primary survivor in the Sumerian flood account (similar to Noah)
- daughter of Demeter & goddess of springtime who is abducted by Hades & becomes his bride
- Babylonian god who incites Tiamat to war & from whose blood humans are fashioned
- serpent-like Chinese goddess who fashions humanity from clay
- pattern of righteous behavior or the sense of duty present in Hindu belief
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- white African creator deity who vomited up creation, including humankind
- fifth & greatest race of Ireland who become associated with the faery realm
- frost giant from Norse mythology from whose body the visible world is made
- divine grandfather & creator of the world from Hindu belief
- Hittite god of fertility who gets angry & leaves, causing havoc in nature
- race of giants who ruled Ireland at one point & are enemies of all the Irish races
- Isis’ husband & eventually god of the Egyptian underworld following his dismemberment by Set
- Mother Earth & one of the immortal beings in Greek myth
- Lady of the Green Crops & daughter of Nut & Thoth of Egyptian myth
- Norse concept of the world’s destruction & rebirth (Norse Armaggedon)
- Chinese creator god whose body became the substance of the visible world
20 Clues: attribution of human qualities to a deity • Mother Earth & one of the immortal beings in Greek myth • divine grandfather & creator of the world from Hindu belief • serpent-like Chinese goddess who fashions humanity from clay • primary survivor in the Sumerian flood account (similar to Noah) • Lady of the Green Crops & daughter of Nut & Thoth of Egyptian myth • ...
Valentine's Day Trivia 2016-01-30
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- The god of love in Greek mythology. Also known as Cupid.
- Famous Shakespearean star-crossed lovers.
- Cupid is the son of which goddess?
- The legend goes that a kiss on Valentines Day brings this all year.
- This word appear in more song titles than any other word.
- Richard __________ invented the first box of chocolates for Valentine's Day in the late 1800s.
- "Love me like you do," the No. 1 love song on the Adult Top 40 in 2015, was sung by this young artist.
- Who receives the most Valentines on Feb. 14th?
- A 2004 romantic film adapted by the Nicholas Sparks novel of the same name, a true story in which a young couple falls in love during the 1940s.
- Preferred candy to give on Valentine's Day.
- Shawn Mendes suggests he'll be needing these, now that he is without your kisses.
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- Preferred flower to deliver on Valentine's Day.
- On Valentine's Day 2010, 39,897 people in what city broke the record for the world's largest group kiss?
- Which disease is also known as "the kissing disease."
- Insulting valentines started back in the 19th century. Postmasters were known to confiscate them, deeming them unfit to be mailed.
- Valentine candy conversation hearts have a shelf life of ________ years.
- The town of Valentine is located in which state?
- What amphibian must you kiss to finally find Mr. Right, according to fairytale folklore?
- Mischievous winged child armed with bow and arrow that causes its targets to fall deeply in love; son of a goddess.
- The most common shape for a valentine.
20 Clues: Cupid is the son of which goddess? • The most common shape for a valentine. • Famous Shakespearean star-crossed lovers. • Preferred candy to give on Valentine's Day. • Who receives the most Valentines on Feb. 14th? • Preferred flower to deliver on Valentine's Day. • The town of Valentine is located in which state? • Which disease is also known as "the kissing disease." • ...
This should be history, with a bit of spice (the spice is more geo stuff) 2024-01-22
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- City where Ludwig Van Beethoven died
- Foot-soldier’s weapon popular in 13th to 16th century Germany and Switzerland
- Emperor who crowned himself
- Capital of Russia
- Wobble of Earth’s axis
- City that was destroyed when the volcano on Mount Vesuvius erupted
- Canadian province that was the first to grant voting rights to women
- Goddess of mercy, in Chinese mythology
- Pole weapon that originates in Europe; consists of a sword-type face and spear-tip
- Current premier of Alberta (First letter of given name, all of last name)
- Underground chamber or cave which contains permanent water
- The official language of India
- Among the very first weapons that shot projectiles with the use of gunpowder in WWI
- Artist who painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel
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- Fireworks were invented in this country
- Wig that is worn by Lawyers to display their status and power
- Style of dress that was popular during the “Roaring 20’s”
- Spanish painter and sculptor who died in the 70’s
- Directly translates as “korean clothes”; traditional Korean clothing
- Japan's longest serving monarch; emperor of Japan during WWII
- Japan in Japanese
- The origin of the word Ceramic; means “burnt stuff” in Greek
- 5th american president
- Lowest army rank
- Origin of the mojito cocktail
- Class of female Japanese performing artists and entertainers
- Most populated Chinese city (2023)
- System of writing used in the ancient middle east
- cones Most common type of volcano in the world
- Another word for the chinese yuan
30 Clues: Lowest army rank • Japan in Japanese • Capital of Russia • 5th american president • Wobble of Earth’s axis • Emperor who crowned himself • Origin of the mojito cocktail • The official language of India • Another word for the chinese yuan • Most populated Chinese city (2023) • City where Ludwig Van Beethoven died • Goddess of mercy, in Chinese mythology • ...
Matt and Sarah 2023-02-23
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- Sarah's initials
- Matt purchased this canned pantry staple for Sarah the day they got together
- The first state Matt and Sarah traveled to together, to visit Matt’s parents
- Matt’s employer
- Matt’s favorite dog
- Where Matt and Sarah live
- First name of the Ghostbuster’s character featured in the erotic pinup art Sarah purchased for Matt at Christmas.
- The organization Sarah introduced Matt and Holden to, which has provided no less than 5 emergency jumpstarts
- Matt’s favorite TV judge
- Sarah’s favorite kind of Girls
- Why Can’t I remember the first concert Matt and Sarah attended together?
- Listening to Sarah’s favorite singer/songwriter makes her feel Closer to Fine
- Sarah’s favorite dog
- Where Sarah went to High School, abbr.
- Where Matt went to High school, abbr.
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- Matt and Sarah’s favorite competition reality show is hosted by this Glamazon
- Matt and Chris host this retro-gaming youtube show, but it’s okay if you don’t watch it.
- Matt and Sarah's first date was at this coffee shop
- A drunk man yelled this compliment to Matt the first night Sarah and Matt kissed.
- Sarah purchases this samyang product in bulk for Holden.
- Matt’s favorite kind of Girls.
- Matt and Sarah’s favorite sushi restaurant
- Number of years Matt and Sarah have known each other
- From Greek mythology, youth most likely to make a crossword puzzle about himself
- WTF is the first comedy show Matt and Sarah saw together?
- Matt's initials
- Sarah’s employer, first word abbreviated.
27 Clues: Matt’s employer • Matt's initials • Sarah's initials • Matt’s favorite dog • Sarah’s favorite dog • Matt’s favorite TV judge • Where Matt and Sarah live • Matt’s favorite kind of Girls. • Sarah’s favorite kind of Girls • Where Matt went to High school, abbr. • Where Sarah went to High School, abbr. • Sarah’s employer, first word abbreviated. • ...
Valentine's Day Crossword 2023-02-10
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- In what form was the first-known Valentine’s Day message?
- Who first declared Valentine’s day a holiday?
- "Wearing your heart on your sleeve" has origins from honoring which Roman goddess?
- What brain chemical is known as the "cuddle" or "love hormone?"
- Cupid has what name in Greek mythology?
- Famous card company that makes billions of cards for Valentine’s Day each year.
- Valentine means strong and ___?
- The love goddess Aphrodite was said to be born from what?
- What do yellow roses symbolize?
- In what country is Valentine's Day known as "Friend's Day?"
- What state produces most of America's red roses?
- This Valentine's Day candy was first created on equipment made for lozenges.
- Which U.S. state has a town named Valentine?
- In this country, it is traditional for the women to give the gifts instead of the men.
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- Letters to Juliet are sent to what city every year?
- What fruit was once known as a "love apple" for its alleged aphrodisiac properties?
- Which U.S. produces the most chocolate?
- Other than chocolate and flowers, what is the most popular (and expensive) gift option?
- This musician got married on Valentine’s Day. (just give the first name)
- This religious book led to the use of “X” meaning kiss.
- Who first celebrated Valentine’s Day?
- This is the most popular flower given on Valentine’s Day.
- In which European country is the “I love you wall” located?
- How many countries have banned celebrations of Valentine’s Day?
- This is the symbol of Valentine's Day.
- Major invention patented on this holiday.
26 Clues: Valentine means strong and ___? • What do yellow roses symbolize? • Who first celebrated Valentine’s Day? • This is the symbol of Valentine's Day. • Which U.S. produces the most chocolate? • Cupid has what name in Greek mythology? • Major invention patented on this holiday. • Which U.S. state has a town named Valentine? • Who first declared Valentine’s day a holiday? • ...
Common knowledge 2022-11-10
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- What is the name of Mickey Mouse's pet dog?
- What is the largest country in the world (by land area)?
- How many states are there in the U.S.?
- What is the one and only god in Islam?
- Who said "One small step for man,one giant leap for mankind."
- What country is sushi from?
- what is the atomic sign for Helium on the periodic table?
- Who is the wife of Bart Simpson?
- How many stars are on the U.S. flag?
- Who painted the Mona Lisa?
- What is the general name for a group of wolves?
- Which alcoholic beverage is commonly made from grapes?
- How many countries are there total in the world?
- How many Olympic rings are there?
- Arachnophobia is a fear of what?
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- What is the famous theory Einstein came up with?
- What is the smallest country in the world?
- Where is the Taj Mahal?
- Which country sports a red maple leaf on its flag?
- In Greek mythology, Hades is the god of what?
- What is the name of a baby kangaroo?
- Which singer told people to "Beat It" and "Heal the World"?
- The Statue of Liberty was given by which country?
- What planet is the third closest to the sun?
- How many bones are there inside of your body?
- What does the Japanese word Sayonara mean?
- How many innings are in a baseball game?
- How many minutes are there per quarter in basketball?
- What is the currency of Scotland?
- What is the longest river in the world?
30 Clues: Where is the Taj Mahal? • Who painted the Mona Lisa? • What country is sushi from? • Who is the wife of Bart Simpson? • Arachnophobia is a fear of what? • What is the currency of Scotland? • How many Olympic rings are there? • What is the name of a baby kangaroo? • How many stars are on the U.S. flag? • How many states are there in the U.S.? • ...
English 9 Fall Vocabulary Review 2 2022-11-08
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- Etymologically derived from same root as found in Polyphemus, of whom "much is spoken," though in this word it is only for negative actions or reputation
- A past participle used to describe an unhealthy or foolish obsession with someone or something
- Etymologically derived from a figure in Greek mythology whose punishment is the eternally futile action of rolling a bolder up a hill
- A leisurely stroll that Thoreau at least attributes to those going "a la Sainte Terre," or to the Holy Land
- Etymologically derived from "blanc" (white), as things that are diseased are often pale
- Synonyms = unstable; unpredictable; capricious
- Antonyms = aggravate; unsettle; vex
- To have a sense of what might happen in the future
- Antonyms = pacify; assuage; mollify
- Synonyms = mediate; intervene; adjudicate
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- A word derived from an actual person who lived in the American West and who was a famous nonconformist
- To forcefully, or otherwise unlawfully, claim power from another
- Something that is extremely dangerous, harmful, or poisonous
- Telemachus accuses his mother Penelope of being this when she stubbornly refuses to acknowledge Odysseus
- What Cassandra asks to sing for herself in the moments leading to her death 'Agamemnon'
- Etymologically derived from a root meaning "watch," as in standing guard or keeping an eye on something
- Antonyms = sanctify; revere; consecrate
- Synonyms = chaos; confusion; cacophony
- A word that can be pronounced two ways; in one sense, a public tribute or commendation; in another sense, an acknowledgement of influence or inspiration (as in art)
- To make a guess or assumption without complete evidence
20 Clues: Antonyms = aggravate; unsettle; vex • Antonyms = pacify; assuage; mollify • Synonyms = chaos; confusion; cacophony • Antonyms = sanctify; revere; consecrate • Synonyms = mediate; intervene; adjudicate • Synonyms = unstable; unpredictable; capricious • To have a sense of what might happen in the future • To make a guess or assumption without complete evidence • ...
The Myth of Butterflies and Ancestors 2025-03-06
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- Family members from past generations who are honored in many traditions
- Support or direction, often believed to come from ancestors through butterflies
- A supernatural presence believed to exist beyond the physical world
- Delicate insects often seen as symbols of the soul and spiritual messages
- Stories and legends that explain beliefs about gods, spirits, and the afterlife
- A traditional story that explains beliefs, such as butterflies being spirits of the dead
- A term referring to Indigenous peoples, some of whom believe butterflies carry messages to ancestors
- The link between the living and the spiritual world, often represented by butterflies
- Something or someone that delivers a spiritual sign or communication
- A ceremony honoring someone who has passed away, where butterflies sometimes appear as signs
- A country where butterflies symbolize long life, love, and good fortune
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- A major change, like a caterpillar becoming a butterfly
- An object or image that represents a deeper meaning, such as butterflies for the soul
- A country where butterflies were believed to be the souls of the dead waiting to enter heaven
- A country where monarch butterflies are connected to Día de los Muertos
- The spiritual world where souls are believed to go after death
- A blessing or safeguard believed to be offered by spirits through butterflies
- A female deity, such as Psyche, who is often linked to love and the soul
- A Greek word meaning both "soul" and "butterfly," also the name of a goddess
- A concept often associated with butterflies in different cultures, bringing good fortune
20 Clues: A major change, like a caterpillar becoming a butterfly • The spiritual world where souls are believed to go after death • A supernatural presence believed to exist beyond the physical world • Something or someone that delivers a spiritual sign or communication • Family members from past generations who are honored in many traditions • ...
Ancient Greece Review 2013-12-16
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- Formation of the military.
- Soldiers.
- Father of Geometry.
- Sculptor known for proportionality.
- Most famous Greek playwright.
- Democracy and cultural center.
- Created proposed laws.
- Father of History.
- Name of road system in Ancient Persia.
- Leader who led Greece to Golden Age.
- Alliance of city states under Pericles.
- Devoted to Athena.
- Alexander the Great's tutor.
- Marketplace.
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- Gave advice from the Gods.
- The Greek City-State.
- Culture under Alexander the Great.
- Hilltop refuge.
- God of the underworld.
- Greatest city in Hellenistic age.
- Persian monotheistic religion.
- War Wars between Athens and Sparta.
- Leader of Persia known for religious tolerance.
- Ushered in the Greek Dark ages.
- Goddess of healing.
- Most famous and powerful God in Ancient Greece.
- Military City-State.
27 Clues: Soldiers. • Marketplace. • Hilltop refuge. • Father of History. • Devoted to Athena. • Father of Geometry. • Goddess of healing. • Military City-State. • The Greek City-State. • God of the underworld. • Created proposed laws. • Gave advice from the Gods. • Formation of the military. • Alexander the Great's tutor. • Most famous Greek playwright. • Democracy and cultural center. • ...
Greek Economy, Culture, Cuisine and Etiquette 2014-04-21
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- Orthodox Main religion in Greece
- Common way to greet in Greece
- Greek Currency
- Athens is the birthplace of the
- In 2008 Greece went into an economic
- This cheese is used on many Greek dishes
- The ___________ rate in Greece in 27.3%
- Greeks judge someone based primarily on his/her
- Main export of Greece
- Greeks prefer a ________ work environment
- Greece has a ____ uncertainty avoidance than your country
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- Business card should be presented with the ______ side up
- Businesses are closed during this month
- 34.6% of Greeks are at risk of
- For a business meeting attire should be
- This alcoholic beverage is consumed at most meals
- _________ meetings should follow an agenda
- _______ interactions should take place before business
- Important industry in Greece
- Capital of Greece
20 Clues: Greek Currency • Capital of Greece • Main export of Greece • Important industry in Greece • Common way to greet in Greece • 34.6% of Greeks are at risk of • Athens is the birthplace of the • Orthodox Main religion in Greece • In 2008 Greece went into an economic • Businesses are closed during this month • For a business meeting attire should be • ...
Ancient Greece Cross word 2016-06-09
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- Sky god
- Doomed to hold up the heavens
- 60 Men could stop training and quit the army during this age
- Writer
- Symbol on Greek hoplites shields
- "Borrowing"
- Greatest enemy to ancient greece
- A place for the olympics, sports and killings to happen
- Ended the Trojan War
- God of Time
- Age Black Age
- Town
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- Food
- Born in Athens
- Toture/Learning center
- Ares Loves This
- Mightiest Warrior of The Greek Empire
- Captured Odysseus
- Time Before The Gods
- home Women were expected to do this
- Former Egyptian Capitol taken by greece
- God of music
- Kronos in fear of losing power did this to Poseidon and Hades
- Greek king
- Cut on off Three more takes its place
25 Clues: Food • Town • Writer • Sky god • Greek king • "Borrowing" • God of Time • God of music • Age Black Age • Born in Athens • Ares Loves This • Captured Odysseus • Time Before The Gods • Ended the Trojan War • Toture/Learning center • Doomed to hold up the heavens • Symbol on Greek hoplites shields • Greatest enemy to ancient greece • home Women were expected to do this • ...
Ancient Greece 2024-01-31
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- Icarus offended which Greek god?
- God of war
- A greek city-state
- Cruel ruler often with military history
- Winner of Persian War
- Athens government
- Greek god of the sun, Olympian
- The Great Library
- A writing system called "______ B"
- Patron of Athens
- Athenian philosopher, sentenced to death
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- Common architectural feature
- Spartan government
- The wife of Zeus
- king of Macedonia, conqueror
- A government with a king or queen in charge
- Lands that Alexander conquered first
- Greek historian, called "the father of history"
- Athenian general, expanded democracy
- Method of question-and-answers to find truth
- Homer's story about a long journey
- Tight formation for battle
- League to protect Greece from invasion
- Island of the Minoans
- A slave who wrote many fables
25 Clues: God of war • The wife of Zeus • Patron of Athens • Athens government • The Great Library • Spartan government • A greek city-state • Winner of Persian War • Island of the Minoans • Tight formation for battle • Common architectural feature • king of Macedonia, conqueror • A slave who wrote many fables • Greek god of the sun, Olympian • Icarus offended which Greek god? • ...
Chapter 8 and 9 Etymology 2024-04-05
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- Take the place of a guardian (3 words).
- satisfying the basic requirements
- Let the buyer beware
- What is the Greek ordinal number for first?
- to plead to contest to a charge
- How is the word number said in Greek?
- What is the Roman numeral for 567?
- A second name
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- What is Greek cardinal number for 7?
- king
- common
- What is the Latin Cardinal number for the Roman Numeral I?
- A preist
- peace
- What is the Latin numerical adverb/adjective for both?
- Worse version of a word.
- What is the Latin ordinal number for seventh?
- What is the Latin adjective or Noun meaning nothing?
- What is the numeral adverb/adjective for half?
- What is the Roman Numeral for 19?
20 Clues: king • peace • common • A preist • A second name • Let the buyer beware • Worse version of a word. • to plead to contest to a charge • satisfying the basic requirements • What is the Roman Numeral for 19? • What is the Roman numeral for 567? • What is Greek cardinal number for 7? • How is the word number said in Greek? • Take the place of a guardian (3 words). • ...
Classics end of year crossword 2023-06-21
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- Queen of Carthage in Virgil's 'Aeneid'
- Greek goddess of wisdom and war strategy
- Roman name of Hermes, also a planet
- type of government in ancient Athens
- Greek philosopher sentenced to death for corrupting the youth of Athens
- Orpheus' instrument
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- Greek God of wine, revelry and theatre
- enchantress in the odyssey who turns Odysseus' men into pigs
- author of the odyssey and illiad
- place where Odysseus lives
- genre of greek theatre
- Mythical beast slayed by Theseus
12 Clues: Orpheus' instrument • genre of greek theatre • place where Odysseus lives • author of the odyssey and illiad • Mythical beast slayed by Theseus • Roman name of Hermes, also a planet • type of government in ancient Athens • Queen of Carthage in Virgil's 'Aeneid' • Greek God of wine, revelry and theatre • Greek goddess of wisdom and war strategy • ...
Crossword 6 2023-11-13
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- Expressive literary form with rhythm and verse
- Manager in charge of organizing and overseeing the staff in a high-end restaurant.
- Hollywood icon with a famous white dress
- Clothing for the lower body.
- Science that studies matter and its properties
- Geothermal wonderland
- Japanese city hit by atomic bomb (1945)
- _____ War - Conflict between North and South (US)
- African wildlife plain
- _____ Road - Ancient trade network between East and West
- Explorer who reached the Americas
- Winged horse often associated with Greek mythology.
- Most populous country on Earth
- Largest country by land area
- _________ Islands - Diverse archipelago
- Actress with numerous Oscar nominations
- Surrealist painter known for "The Persistence of Memory"
- Dutch Post Impressionist artist (Two words)
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- Christ the ______ - Rio de Janeiro Landmark
- Person responsible for welcoming customers, assigning tables, and managing reservations.
- _____ Art - Art movement with popular culture influences
- _____ Ben - Iconic London Clock Tower
- Historic Athens Hill
- Genre with a focus on storytelling
- The art of creating and designing sequences of movements for a dance performance.
- Wine _____ - Menu showing the selection of wines available in the restaurant, with their prices and regions of origin.
- Second most populous country in the world
- Island nation in East Asia
- Event where different foods or beverages, such as wines or cheeses, are sampled and evaluated.
- Silent film legend with a bowler hat
- Roman general and dictator
- Used for cleaning the body and hands.
- On-campus living quarters for students.
- Great Giza Monument
34 Clues: Great Giza Monument • Historic Athens Hill • Geothermal wonderland • African wildlife plain • Island nation in East Asia • Roman general and dictator • Clothing for the lower body. • Largest country by land area • Most populous country on Earth • Explorer who reached the Americas • Genre with a focus on storytelling • Silent film legend with a bowler hat • ...
This should be history, with a bit of spice (the spice is more geo stuff) 2024-01-22
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- Artist who painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel
- Spanish painter and sculptor who died in the 70’s
- Another word for the chinese yuan
- Style of dress that was popular during the “Roaring 20’s”
- Pole weapon that originates in Europe; consists of a sword-type face and spear-tip
- City that was destroyed when the volcano on Mount Vesuvius erupted
- Lowest army rank
- Directly translates as “korean clothes”; traditional Korean clothing
- Origin of the mojito cocktail
- Japan's longest serving monarch; emperor of Japan during WWII
- cones Most common type of volcano in the world
- Fireworks were invented in this country
- Wig that is worn by Lawyers to display their status and power
- The official language of India
- 5th american president
- Current premier of Alberta (First letter of given name, all of last name)
- Emperor who crowned himself
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- System of writing used in the ancient middle east
- Among the very first weapons that shot projectiles with the use of gunpowder in WWI
- Wobble of Earth’s axis
- The origin of the word Ceramic; means “burnt stuff” in Greek
- Foot-soldier’s weapon popular in 13th to 16th century Germany and Switzerland
- Underground chamber or cave which contains permanent water
- Japan in Japanese
- Class of female Japanese performing artists and entertainers
- Goddess of mercy, in Chinese mythology
- Most populated Chinese city (2023)
- Canadian province that was the first to grant voting rights to women
- Capital of Russia
- City where Ludwig Van Beethoven died
30 Clues: Lowest army rank • Japan in Japanese • Capital of Russia • Wobble of Earth’s axis • 5th american president • Emperor who crowned himself • Origin of the mojito cocktail • The official language of India • Another word for the chinese yuan • Most populated Chinese city (2023) • City where Ludwig Van Beethoven died • Goddess of mercy, in Chinese mythology • ...
Director Class Council 2022-04-22
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- Who is the actress with the longest-running TV career?
- What is the longest above-water mountain range?
- What was the first country to give women the right to vote?
- In Greek mythology, who was known as the messenger of the gods?
- What is the highest-grossing movie of all time?
- What is the deadliest insect?
- Where is recognized as the location of the hottest temperature ever recorded on Earth, per the World Meteorological Organization?
- What is the smallest planet in our solar system?
- Which U.S. president is featured on the $2 bill?
- What is the deadliest mammal?
- In chess, what direction can a bishop move?
- What kind of flower was once used as money?
- What is the national animal of Scotland?
- What alcoholic beverage is made from juniper berries?
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- The Statue of Liberty was a gift to the U.S. from what country?
- What river runs through Paris?
- A state in the U.S. that shares the most borders with other states?
- Area 51 is located in which U.S. state?
- What country has the highest number of citizens over the age of 65?
- What is the rarest blood type?
- How many keys are on a modern, standard-sized piano?
- Jersey What state has the world’s tallest roller coaster?
- What is the highest-grossing Broadway show of all time?
- How many colors will you find in a regular bag of M&Ms?
- In what country do more than half of people believe in elves?
25 Clues: What is the deadliest insect? • What is the deadliest mammal? • What river runs through Paris? • What is the rarest blood type? • Area 51 is located in which U.S. state? • What is the national animal of Scotland? • In chess, what direction can a bishop move? • What kind of flower was once used as money? • What is the longest above-water mountain range? • ...
2022 2022-12-25
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- Will’s new favourite drink
- Bath venue which saw us graduate in 2022
- Magical stage show putter Totoro’s insides
- Trafalgar Square loot for all
- Indian for tea
- BFI Q+A for this show in September
- Jersey’s coastal crater built for Satan?
- Watching us watch tv
- Collapse
- Mark Corrigan phrase for Will’s new favourite blended cooking
- A new pal?
- Senator speaking up for RMT
- Cursed
- If only I could give you hand with this one…
- Our anniversary month
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- Something which Will is a collector of
- What I ask for every night
- The nonsensical nickname which has been frequently used of late by A
- abbr. for yt show for which our love has been rekindled
- Our favourite spot for a summertime dip
- A treat at the late night soho coffee bar
- Silly billy also means thug
- The loaf of our lives
- Our favourite reality watch with the likes of Rosbach and Yawn at the helm
- Will’s morning sugar hit
- Feline friends
- Alias for musician on which a 2022 biopic was based
- The Banshees of Inishirin Donkey
- The hound and chime?
- Dirnk that made Will shudder during tasting at La Mare
- Brutalist build that has been our go-to
- Fave amphibian
- Our toasty pal
- Who killed James Green?
- Slang for a hot cup of joe or even a nice warm tea
- An immortal bird associated with Greek mythology, for one.
- A generous bakery near the heath, or cause and effect
- the view from your window
38 Clues: Cursed • Collapse • A new pal? • Indian for tea • Feline friends • Fave amphibian • Our toasty pal • Watching us watch tv • The hound and chime? • The loaf of our lives • Our anniversary month • Who killed James Green? • Will’s morning sugar hit • the view from your window • What I ask for every night • Will’s new favourite drink • Silly billy also means thug • Senator speaking up for RMT • ...
bailey's rome religion puzzle 2025-04-09
11 Clues: a savior • a roman temple • in Greek it is Ares • in Greek it is Hera • the king of the jews • being saved from sin • one of god's apostles • the book of god's word • the roman god in greek is zeuse • this religion was legal in 313 BC • the roman god in Greek is Posiden
February 2026 Facts 2026-02-02
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- (2 wrds) This holiday is most known retail sales events
- The mascot of the the Superbowl team from the East coast
- Recognizing our Nation's first President's birthday
- 2026 Chinese Lunar New year is the year of what animal?
- What element corresponds to the Chinese Lunar New Year animal in 2026?
- In Roman mythology, who is Cupid's father?
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- (2 wrds) Pennsylvania’s weather-predicting groundhog.
- (2 wrds) It’s a festive Carnival day of secret Krewe balls and King Cake traditions.
- In Roman mythology, who is Cupid's mother?
- (3 wrds) Her coin was minted 1979–1981 and 1999
- The mascot of the Superbowl team from the West Coast
- This is a month-long Islamic observance marked by fasting from sunrise to sunset.
- (2 wrds) Marking Lenten season and 40 days of prayer, fasting, and repentance
- This tall President was born in Kentucky in February
14 Clues: In Roman mythology, who is Cupid's mother? • In Roman mythology, who is Cupid's father? • (3 wrds) Her coin was minted 1979–1981 and 1999 • Recognizing our Nation's first President's birthday • The mascot of the Superbowl team from the West Coast • This tall President was born in Kentucky in February • (2 wrds) Pennsylvania’s weather-predicting groundhog. • ...
Hhh 2025-08-24
10 Clues: - going up. • - 1000 years. • - old objects. • - carved writing. • - one god belief. • - ranking system. • - stories of gods. • - repeated design. • - print and share. • - group of people.
HISTORY OF ART 2017-11-23
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- The monumental zigurat of Ur was created to honor the moon-god ......
- The ...... evolution had occured in Rome, making the most famous architectural elements such as domes possible to built
- In sculpture style, the Greeks preferred their subjects to look highly idealised in contrast with Romans who preferred a more ...... outlook
- ...... was built in hoped for blessings and protection from the goddess of love fertility and war
- In Egyptian paintings, largest figures symbolises the pharaohs for dominance and power meanwhile the smallest figures symbolises ......
- As Charlemagne stressed the importance of books and readings , which developed into popular Carolingian ...... script, an illustrated books with covers made from precious metals and jeweleries
- The opening of the centre of the dome of the Pantheon is called ......
- Greek sculpture uses ...... technique to make figures come alive
- ...... people built the first permanent architectural structures
- One of the famous Minoan mythology is the man-beast Minotaur which were hidden at the centre of a ......
- One of the familiar symbols in the wall murals of Minoan culture is the ...... arches
- The wealthy Romans buried their dead in ...... that is sculpted with elaborate mythological motifs
- Cylinder seals were worn on a string or pin as a symbol of ......
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- The Minoans were vanquished because of the volcano eruption Athira and ...... from the Greeks
- The reason for Egyptian pharaohs provide a huge public building projects to their subjects is to make them ...... and not to rebel their existence
- Greek artists have innovated the architectural structure, making the ...... columns more decorative
- Etruscan piracy was legendary that their fighting ...... were among the most feared on the Mediterranean
- The earliest medieval art or best known as the ...... are repeated patterns of Islam and vikings bejewelled art
- Mixed ...... were used to depict running animals
- The world's first democratic government in Athens used the law of ......
- Paintings were used for ...... rituals
- The long row of columns in terraced Temple of Hatshesput is called ......
- ...... was firstly celebrated in Etruscans, as the egg that was being hold by the tomb of Lyoness symbolises rebirth and renewal
- ....... is a palace and solar temple for those who worship the nature cycle of the Sun, Moon and Stars
- Three dimensional saint or God sculptures were prohibited in early christian art but ...... sculptures and other mediums were permissible
25 Clues: Paintings were used for ...... rituals • Mixed ...... were used to depict running animals • Greek sculpture uses ...... technique to make figures come alive • ...... people built the first permanent architectural structures • Cylinder seals were worn on a string or pin as a symbol of ...... • The monumental zigurat of Ur was created to honor the moon-god ...... • ...
Greece is the word 2024-11-25
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- – Largest Greek island
- – City-state known for its soldiers
- – Greek philosopher, taught Aristotle
- – First letter of the Greek alphabet
- – Famous city-state known for its warriors
- – Letter used in trigonometry
- – Home of the Greek gods
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- – Sea located between Greece and Turkey
- – Skewered meat, often served with pita and vegetables
- – Hilltop fortress in Athens
- – Eighth letter of the Greek alphabet
- – Ancient philosopher and student of Socrates
- – City known for its democracy and philosophers
13 Clues: – Largest Greek island • – Home of the Greek gods • – Hilltop fortress in Athens • – Letter used in trigonometry • – City-state known for its soldiers • – First letter of the Greek alphabet • – Greek philosopher, taught Aristotle • – Eighth letter of the Greek alphabet • – Sea located between Greece and Turkey • – Famous city-state known for its warriors • ...
Greek Civilization 2023-04-12
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- A Greek play with a happy ending
- A sacred shrine where a priest or priestess spoke for a god or goddess
- The philosophy of the Stoics who believed that people should not feel joy or sadness
- Time period following the death of Alexander during which Greek culture was spread
- To build
- Philosophical method of questioning to gain truth
- Part of an army in which the soldiers ride horses
- Branch of math showing how surfaces, points, lines relate to each other
- A story written in the form of a play
- The art of public speaking and debate
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- Branch of math studying 3D shapes
- Greek teachers of philosophy, reasoning, and public speaking
- A story meant to teach a lesson
- Words or actions that are part of a religious ceremony
- A traditional story that explains the beliefs or a people
- The philosophy of Epicurus, stating that the purpose of life is to look for peace
- The custom of passing along stories by speech
- A set of promises about patient care that new doctors make
- A Greek play that has an unhappy ending
19 Clues: To build • A story meant to teach a lesson • A Greek play with a happy ending • Branch of math studying 3D shapes • A story written in the form of a play • The art of public speaking and debate • A Greek play that has an unhappy ending • The custom of passing along stories by speech • Philosophical method of questioning to gain truth • ...
Greece vs. Rome 2022-02-22
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- __ of the march.
- What did the Romans speak?
- The Roman was most inspired by __.
- Rome was closer to a __ time
- What are the drinks of the gods?
- Greek and roman god are made of __
- The Rome was by a river and had __
- Conflicts were known as the __ wars.
- Rome sculptures were __?
- The planets are named after the __
- The Greeks fought for different __.
- __ is the king of gods
- amount of gods and goddesses?
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- Roman artist were inspired from the _
- Both Greece and Rome border the __ sea.
- This god was born in __.
- Rome was more __ than the Greek.
- The god Hades is known for __.?
- Rome ate food from the __.
- 26 mile run is known as a __
20 Clues: __ of the march. • __ is the king of gods • This god was born in __. • Rome sculptures were __? • What did the Romans speak? • Rome ate food from the __. • Rome was closer to a __ time • 26 mile run is known as a __ • amount of gods and goddesses? • The god Hades is known for __.? • Rome was more __ than the Greek. • What are the drinks of the gods? • ...
Greek vs Rome 2022-02-11
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- __ of the march.
- What did the Romans speak?
- The Roman was most inspired by __.
- Rome was closer to a __ time
- What are the drinks of the gods?
- Greek and roman god are made of __
- The Rome was by a river and had __
- Conflicts were known as the __ wars.
- Rome sculptures were __?
- The planets are named after the __
- The Greeks fought for different __.
- __ is the king of gods.
- amount of gods and goddesses?
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- Roman artist were inspired from the _
- Both Greece and Rome border the __ sea.
- This god was born in __.
- Rome was more __ than the Greek.
- The god Hades is known for __.?
- Rome ate food from the __.
- 26 mile run is known as a __
20 Clues: __ of the march. • __ is the king of gods. • This god was born in __. • Rome sculptures were __? • What did the Romans speak? • Rome ate food from the __. • Rome was closer to a __ time • 26 mile run is known as a __ • amount of gods and goddesses? • The god Hades is known for __.? • Rome was more __ than the Greek. • What are the drinks of the gods? • ...
Medusa and Athena part 1 2023-08-01
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- They were very ________ of their children's achievements.
- Due to his cataract disease, he slowly started to be ________.
- Gertrude always ________s that she can speak 8 languages.
- Dewi Sri is the ________ of fertility in Javanese mythology.
- For his crime, the court will ________ him with two years in prison.
- The fog started to get ________ while we were climbing down the hill.
- I wasn't ________ enough to believe in everything he said.
- His ________ wouldn't allow him to ask for help.
- We stopped at the top of the hill to ________ the amazing scenery.
- The branches of the trees were bent and ________ due to the hurricane yesterday.
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- The manager started to ________ his capability in handling customers.
- I can't be your boyfriend for I only ________ you as my sister.
- The ________ of her son graduating filled her with joy.
- Athena is the goddess of ________ in Greece's mythology.
- The snake ________ed while it was slithering down the tree.
- The sight of the battlefield ________ with people dying here and there.
- Mitha looks really ________ in that blue dress.
- The plane crashed ________ minutes after take off.
- Most of the villagers died when a ________ monster attacked their houses.
19 Clues: Mitha looks really ________ in that blue dress. • His ________ wouldn't allow him to ask for help. • The plane crashed ________ minutes after take off. • The ________ of her son graduating filled her with joy. • Athena is the goddess of ________ in Greece's mythology. • They were very ________ of their children's achievements. • ...
Greece vs. Rome 2022-02-22
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- __ of the march.
- What did the Romans speak?
- The Roman was most inspired by __.
- Rome was closer to a __ time
- What are the drinks of the gods?
- Greek and roman god are made of __
- The Rome was by a river and had __
- Conflicts were known as the __ wars.
- Rome sculptures were __?
- The planets are named after the __
- The Greeks fought for different __.
- __ is the king of gods
- amount of gods and goddesses?
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- Roman artist were inspired from the _
- Both Greece and Rome border the __ sea.
- This god was born in __.
- Rome was more __ than the Greek.
- The god Hades is known for __.?
- Rome ate food from the __.
- 26 mile run is known as a __
20 Clues: __ of the march. • __ is the king of gods • This god was born in __. • Rome sculptures were __? • What did the Romans speak? • Rome ate food from the __. • Rome was closer to a __ time • 26 mile run is known as a __ • amount of gods and goddesses? • The god Hades is known for __.? • Rome was more __ than the Greek. • What are the drinks of the gods? • ...
Greece vs. Rome 2022-02-22
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- __ of the march.
- What did the Romans speak?
- The Roman was most inspired by __.
- Rome was closer to a __ time
- What are the drinks of the gods?
- Greek and roman god are made of __
- The Rome was by a river and had __
- Conflicts were known as the __ wars.
- Rome sculptures were __?
- The planets are named after the __
- The Greeks fought for different __.
- __ is the king of gods
- amount of gods and goddesses?
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- Roman artist were inspired from the _
- Both Greece and Rome border the __ sea.
- This god was born in __.
- Rome was more __ than the Greek.
- The god Hades is known for __.?
- Rome ate food from the __.
- 26 mile run is known as a __
20 Clues: __ of the march. • __ is the king of gods • This god was born in __. • Rome sculptures were __? • What did the Romans speak? • Rome ate food from the __. • Rome was closer to a __ time • 26 mile run is known as a __ • amount of gods and goddesses? • The god Hades is known for __.? • Rome was more __ than the Greek. • What are the drinks of the gods? • ...
Myths CROSSWORD 2025-05-08
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- Traditional story told by common people
- He stole fire for humans
- God of the dead in Greek myths
- Magical story with princes, princesses, and happy endings
- Old story passed down through generations
- Ferryman for the underworld
- Half-man, half-bull creature
- A cloak or covering, often worn by royalty or gods
- Hero of the Trojan War
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- Wood pile for burning a body in a funeral
- Epic Greek poem about Odysseus' journey home
- Goddess of love and beauty
- Greek goddess of wisdom
- One-eyed giants
- Epic poem by Virgil about the Trojan hero Aeneas
- She opened a box of troubles
- Messenger of the gods
- Old stories about gods and heroes
18 Clues: One-eyed giants • Messenger of the gods • Hero of the Trojan War • Greek goddess of wisdom • He stole fire for humans • Goddess of love and beauty • Ferryman for the underworld • She opened a box of troubles • Half-man, half-bull creature • God of the dead in Greek myths • Old stories about gods and heroes • Traditional story told by common people • ...
Vocabulary/TOBY.O 2013-12-04
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- a persons hand written signature
- involving of many different religon
- electricity made from energy prouced by running water
- greek root word meaning writing
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- the distance around something
- greek root word meaning many
- greek root word meaning water
- greek root word meaning around
- greek root word meaning the study of
- the study of earths climate
10 Clues: the study of earths climate • greek root word meaning many • the distance around something • greek root word meaning water • greek root word meaning around • greek root word meaning writing • a persons hand written signature • involving of many different religon • greek root word meaning the study of • electricity made from energy prouced by running water
Crossword on Greek Gods 2020-04-08
10 Clues: god of sea • god of war • greek god of wisdom • god of forge,metallwork • god of sky and king of gods • greek goddess of agriculture • queen of gods and sister of zeus • greek god of music,dance and archery • greek godess of love beauty and fertility • greek goddess of wildernes,hunt and wild animals
Ancient Rome Study Guide Crossword 2016-10-28
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- This apostle was important in the spread of Christianity…?
- How did the Christian Church influence the later Roman Empire? It became the _______________ religion
- These were the upper class in Roman society…?
- Slavery was based on race in Rome… True or False?"
- Virgil wrote what literature from the Roman Empire?
- A major architectural contribution of the Romans was the …?
- What type of democracy did Rome have?
- Who was the Roman King of Gods?
- What is the name of the water system that the Roman built?
- How many Punic Wars were there?
- Why does Christianity conflict with Roman beliefs in many Gods
- What mountains protected Rome from invasion?
- What was the name of the first five books of the Bible?
- Greek and Roman mythology are...
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- He invaded Italy from the North in the 2nd Punic War…?
- She was the Roman Goddess of Marriage…?
- These were the common men in Rome...?
- This happens when the value of Roman currency is worth less…
- The most powerful branch of Rome’s democracy was…?
- After the Punic Wars, Roman __________________ spread all over Europe, Asia, and Africa.
- This city was the capital of the Eastern half of the Roman Empire.
- This city was destroyed in the 3rd Punic War…?
- The name of the collection of Roman laws was called…?
- Roman Goddess of Wisdom
- Who did the building of the Pantheon honor?
- Octavian took the title of _______________________ and was known as Rome’s 1st emperor.
- Define the Pax Romana. A 200 year period of _________ and prosperity.
27 Clues: Roman Goddess of Wisdom • Who was the Roman King of Gods? • How many Punic Wars were there? • Greek and Roman mythology are... • These were the common men in Rome...? • What type of democracy did Rome have? • She was the Roman Goddess of Marriage…? • Who did the building of the Pantheon honor? • What mountains protected Rome from invasion? • ...
Animals and Creatures 2022-01-26
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- Small insect, said to be unkillable. Related to termites, but much larger
- Another name for a tadpole; a frog in its young stage
- Medieval name for a deer
- Types of this creature include: vipers, pythons, cobras, etc
- Bird that submerges underwater, named after a royal title
- Baby deer
- Small creature who burrows, mostly blind
- Bird seen as a bad omen, related to crows
- Canine, smaller than a wolf; native to North America
- A network of rabbit holes
- Large bird, scavenges for food
- Another name for an animal skin
- Is said to have nine lives
- From Alaskan folklore; peaceful 10 foot forest creature
- Brown, fierce bear
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- Insect known for its pincers and unique hunting method, camouflages very well
- Extremely intelligent bird, related to crows. Known for its song
- What you call it when several rats' tails get tied together
- In American folklore, a fearsome critter resembling a large horned carnivore with thick curved spines on its back
- Small rodent that plays dead
- From inuit folklore, shapeshifter with red eyes
- Folklore from North Carolina, a large insectoid humanoid.
- Where bees live
- Extinct, large canine creature, carnivorous and native to North America and Asia.
- Jersey folklore, legendary hooved creature with wings. Also said to be the 13th child
- Extremely dangerous shark
- Mythical snake that encircles the world
- Large member of the weasel family, with the ability to kill prey many times larger than itself
- Small bird; in Greek mythology a symbol of love
- Especially famous for its smell, black and white rodent
30 Clues: Baby deer • Where bees live • Brown, fierce bear • Medieval name for a deer • Extremely dangerous shark • A network of rabbit holes • Is said to have nine lives • Small rodent that plays dead • Large bird, scavenges for food • Another name for an animal skin • Mythical snake that encircles the world • Small creature who burrows, mostly blind • ...
EOTW Part 10 Crossword 2020-05-12
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- The smallest planet in the solar system
- Winner of Best Picture at the 2020 Oscars
- The Stadium of Light is home to this club
- Online company founded by Jeff Bezos
- The term for creating a word or phrase by reordering an existing word or phrase
- The capital city of Canada
- A cricket bat is typically made from this wood
- Main ingredient of a Glamorgan sausage
- Prospero is the main antagonist in this Shakespeare play
- First name of Boris Johnson's newborn son
- The architectural term for an inner courtyard
- The winged goddess of victory in Greek mythology
- Pastry used to make profiteroles
- The country in which Price Phillip was born
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- Fruit found at the top of the men's Wimbledon trophy
- Lead the Israelites out of Egypt and across the Red Sea
- Dinosaur with Latin name meaning 'swift robber'
- The smallest country in the world
- The British name of the fruit known as an 'alligator pear' in the US
- The first successful vaccine
- Denotes the letter K in the phonetic alphabet
- Only American state with one syllable
- Gin is a distilled grain flavoured with this berry
- The most spoken language in the world
- Tom Cruise is a member of this religion
- Arthur's Seat is found in this city
- 50 Shades of Grey was originally fanfiction for this book series
- The Great Fire of London started in this type of shop
- Surname of the author of 'A Tale of Two Cities'
29 Clues: The capital city of Canada • The first successful vaccine • Pastry used to make profiteroles • The smallest country in the world • Arthur's Seat is found in this city • Online company founded by Jeff Bezos • Only American state with one syllable • The most spoken language in the world • Main ingredient of a Glamorgan sausage • The smallest planet in the solar system • ...
Burnham-wi-aug_v3 2020-08-12
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- Surname of WW1 soldier/poet who wrote 'In Flanders Field'
- Collective name for elephants
- Which naturally occurring radioactive gas is found in granite?
- The name of Rene's wife in 'Allo 'Allo
- Ornithophobia is the fear of what?
- The name of the HMP in the BBC sitcom Porridge, starring Ronnie Barker
- In Greek mythology, who did Perseus rescue from being chained to a rock, so saving her from a sea serpent?
- Which are the only big cats that cannot roar?
- Name of a brooch or ring with a portrait profile carved in relief
- The love apple is the original name for what?
- Which country made and donated the Statue of Liberty to the USA?
- Name of naturalist's HM ship, who wrote about the origins of species
- 1991 book; sequel to Gone with the Wind; Alexandra Ripley
- A Whitby Bun is flavoured with this
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- Jeff Bezos is the CEO of which company?
- 2005 animated comedy film about which Indian Ocean island?
- Name of resident team on Jeremy Vine's BBC2 quiz show
- Spanish percussion instruments, mostly used by flamenco dancers
- Zodiac sign of those born between 22 Dec-19 Jan
- Red, white and ????? Which colour is missing from the Bulgarian flag?
- The name of Miranda Hart's best friend in her sitcom
- Scottish Royal residence bequeathed by Elizabeth, Queen Mother to Prince Charles
- Which UK city is constructed mainly from local granite and has the nickname The Granite City?
- In which country was artist Frida Kahlo born?
24 Clues: Collective name for elephants • Ornithophobia is the fear of what? • A Whitby Bun is flavoured with this • The name of Rene's wife in 'Allo 'Allo • Jeff Bezos is the CEO of which company? • Which are the only big cats that cannot roar? • The love apple is the original name for what? • In which country was artist Frida Kahlo born? • ...
Mythical Creatures 2023-06-12
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- - A legendary sea monster with tentacles.
- - A small, magical creature with wings that is often associated with granting wishes.
- - Half-human, half-fish creature that lives in the sea.
- - A creature that lures sailors with its enchanting voice and music.
- - A mythical bird that is reborn from its own ashes.
- - A female monster with snakes for hair and the ability to turn people to stone with her gaze.
- - A large, ugly creature often depicted as living under bridges and causing trouble.
- - A legendary ape-like creature said to inhabit the Himalayas.
- - A female spirit in Irish folklore that is said to foretell death with her wailing cries.
- - A multi-headed serpent-like creature with regenerative powers.
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- - A mythical creature with the body parts of multiple animals, often including a lion, goat, and serpent.
- - A monstrous creature with snakes for hair and a gaze that turns people to stone.
- - A mythical creature with the body of a lion and the head and wings of an eagle.
- - A large, fire-breathing creature with wings and scales.
- - A small, humanoid creature often associated with gardens and known for its mischievous nature.
- - A legendary creature with a single horn on its forehead.
- - A winged horse from Greek mythology.
- - A half-human, half-bull creature that dwells in a labyrinth.
- - A creature with the upper body of a human and the lower body of a horse.
- - A giant creature with a single eye in the middle of its forehead.
20 Clues: - A winged horse from Greek mythology. • - A legendary sea monster with tentacles. • - A mythical bird that is reborn from its own ashes. • - Half-human, half-fish creature that lives in the sea. • - A large, fire-breathing creature with wings and scales. • - A legendary creature with a single horn on its forehead. • ...
Baroque Era 2025-09-30
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- A short piece used to introduce a fugue or other composition
- This kind of instrument became especially important
- A word for dynamics that means they are constant and have abrupt changes
- The baroque era was the "golden age" for this family of instruments
- Early opera had this texture
- One of two key baroque composers, death ends the Baroque era
- A form that has a contrast between soloists and tutti
- Vocal music often based on Greek mythology and ancient history
- Italian for "everyone" or a larger group of players
- Late baroque music had this texture
- The type of opera song that presents plot material
- Suites were often in this form
- A multimovement piece for one to eight instruments
- An instrumental genre based on dances but meant for listening
- Songs meant for congregational singing in church
- Multimovement work meant for church that lasted roughly 25 mins
- Similar to opera, but mostly based on biblical stories
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- Opening ________ are heard again and again
- A polyphonic composition based on one main theme; can be vocal or instrumental
- Music was often written by request for churches and ___________ courts
- Multimovement work with a contrast of texture between a small group of soloists and a larger group of players
- The type of opera song that expresses emotion and showcases the singer
- One of two key baroque composers
- This form is ABA
- The baroque era is divided into this many phases
- The leading genre of vocal music during the period
- Accompaniment usually played by two instruments
27 Clues: This form is ABA • Early opera had this texture • Suites were often in this form • One of two key baroque composers • Late baroque music had this texture • Opening ________ are heard again and again • Accompaniment usually played by two instruments • The baroque era is divided into this many phases • Songs meant for congregational singing in church • ...
chapter 7 and 8 vocab 2022-02-02
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- central public space in ancient Greek city-states.
- piece of land almost surrounded by water
- government by the people, majority rule
- person who seeks wisdom or enlightenment
- Greek slaves
- not showing pain or hardship
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- agreement with truth
- city in greek
- provincial governor in the ancient Persian empire
- traditional story
- monotheistic religions
- procedure or process
- event causing great suffering
13 Clues: Greek slaves • city in greek • traditional story • agreement with truth • procedure or process • monotheistic religions • not showing pain or hardship • event causing great suffering • government by the people, majority rule • piece of land almost surrounded by water • person who seeks wisdom or enlightenment • provincial governor in the ancient Persian empire • ...
Crossword One 2019-09-12
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- the largest lake
- French stewed vegetable dish
- Norse mythology; realm of dark elves
- inventor: telephone
- The north star
- the summation operator
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- The eleventh month
- homeless wonderer
- Istanbul's demonym
- Our galaxy
- electric, self-parking car
- excessive self-interest
- To exile (originally with pottery)
- actor;Daniel
- the fourth rock from the sun
15 Clues: Our galaxy • actor;Daniel • The north star • the largest lake • homeless wonderer • The eleventh month • Istanbul's demonym • inventor: telephone • the summation operator • excessive self-interest • electric, self-parking car • French stewed vegetable dish • the fourth rock from the sun • To exile (originally with pottery) • Norse mythology; realm of dark elves
Where does Halloween come from? 2025-11-27
15 Clues: カブ • 習慣 • 彫る • お菓子 • ケルト人 • 取り付く • 組み込んだ • scare • honor as holy • 祈り (plural form) • 物乞い (plural form) • ちょうちん (singular form) • mythology; oral history • the middle ages (2 words) • shortened version of a word
Space 2020-10-08
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- first dog in space
- played golf on the moon
- the hottest planet
- where is the spacecraft cemetary?
- mars is named after the greek god ...
- planet named after the greek god of death
- primary color
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- machine,planet or moon that orbits a star or planet
- has the weakest gravitational pull in our solar system
- last one is last one
- has the greatest gravitational pull in our solar system
- also known as a comet
- discovered in 1950 surrounding our solar system
- amount of planets in our solar system
- neptune is named after the greek god...
- Hi
- what a cow drinks
17 Clues: Hi • primary color • what a cow drinks • first dog in space • the hottest planet • last one is last one • also known as a comet • played golf on the moon • where is the spacecraft cemetary? • amount of planets in our solar system • mars is named after the greek god ... • neptune is named after the greek god... • planet named after the greek god of death • ...
History of Greek Theatre- Adrian Russell 2021-03-01
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- writer of the lliad and the odyssey theater Dionysus
- All of the performers, except musicians, wore _____.The _____ Made it easier for male actors to play female characters.
- first of the four categories
- Song sung by chorus should be part of the plot
- imitation of an action that is serious and also,as having magnitude, complete in itself
- the origin of the word scene
- the father of Western philosophy.
- The greek god that is honored through greek theatre at festivals
- Something to shock the audience
- The arrangements of the events in the play
- Expressed opinions, gave advice, and occasionally threatened to interfere in the action.
- the entrance of the chorus
- an altar that was in the middle of the orchestra
- a religious and civic celebration where theatrical performances were given as offerings from the city to Dionysus.
- a man of noble stature, one who has a greatness about him.
- fourth of the four categories
- a monster sent by the goddess Hera to protect the city of Thebes.
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- How speech reveals character
- A flat terrace below the slope served as the dancing space
- The earliest known playwright and actor
- The slope of the hill served as the seeing place
- The hero gains self-knowledge and changes from ignorance to significant insight and wisdom.
- Greek word for a king who did not inherit their throne, but had taken it.
- the first great theorist of dramatic art, who defined the word tragedy
- comes from the Greek verb meaning “to do” or “to act.”
- short, comic and poked fun at Greek myths using a chorus of satyrs.
- third of the four categories
- a fault of character such as pride or jealousy.
- Characters support the plot, their motivation drives the play.
- Usage of words to express thought
- Won the best playwright contest at the festival fore than any other Greek dramatist (24 times)
31 Clues: the entrance of the chorus • How speech reveals character • first of the four categories • the origin of the word scene • third of the four categories • fourth of the four categories • Something to shock the audience • the father of Western philosophy. • Usage of words to express thought • The earliest known playwright and actor • The arrangements of the events in the play • ...
Final Review 2025-05-21
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- author's attitude
- provides reasons and evidence to disprove the counterclaim
- death before cowardice
- repetition of grammatical structure to create rhythm
- Writers during this period turned away from Romanticism
- Major theme of the Tempest
- polite way to de-emphasize something
- king of the Danes
- clause that has a subject and verb, may not stand alone as a sentence
- word's literal meaning
- devourer of the mead hall's men
- God of the sea
- history of a word's origin
- acknowledges that part of the counterargument is valid
- error of reasoning
- joining of 2 contradictory terms
- Ruler of Olympus
- famous for "Allegory of the Cave"
- Greek deities who inspire mankind
- Crane's near life drowning inspired this story
- comes from the Greek word for emotion
- recurring elements
- goes against expectations
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- 14 line poem using rhyme scheme from Italian background
- ridicules the flaws of society
- Scandinavian hero of great renown
- interpretive or symbolic meaning derived from the text
- "Local Flavor"
- hero's major downfall
- language devices used to speak or write effectively
- Greek belief of being hospitable to strangers
- Odysseus's best friend
- word's implied meaning
- Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge based off his war experience
- dramatic speech given only to the audience
- Greek belief that the God's were susceptible to
- Odysseus's love interest
- sentence structure
- over exaggeration
- comes from the Greek word for character
- God of the underworld
- War of the opening to the Odyssey
- character who provides a contrast to another character
- comedic relief in Shakespeare's the Tempest
- comes from the Greek word for reasoning
- Polyphemus for one?
- in the middle of things
- monster of the island/slave to Prospero
- American Realism movement featuring "Fate"
- might seem contradictory but may contain some truth
50 Clues: "Local Flavor" • God of the sea • Ruler of Olympus • author's attitude • king of the Danes • over exaggeration • sentence structure • error of reasoning • recurring elements • Polyphemus for one? • hero's major downfall • God of the underworld • death before cowardice • Odysseus's best friend • word's implied meaning • word's literal meaning • in the middle of things • Odysseus's love interest • ...
Chapter 4: Ancient Greeks 2025-05-14
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- "The rule of the few"
- A ruler who seized power by force from the aristocrats
- in ancient Athens, the process for temporarily banning ambitious politicians from the city by popular vote
- the method of teaching used by the Greek philosopher Socrates; it employs a question-and-answer format to lead pupils to see things for themselves by using their own reason (2 words)
- A long poem that tells the deeds of a great hero (2 words)
- a system of government in which the people participate directly in government decision making through mass meetings (2 words)
- Athenian politician who codified the laws and added harsh penalties in the 600s
- Adopted by the Greeks to make learning to read and write simpler (2 words)
- Used by tyrants to gain and keep power (2 words)
- Built as the Greek capital of Egypt
- Became king of Macedonia at 20 years old (3 words)
- an organized system of thought, from the Greek for “love of wisdom”
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- Age when Greek language and ideas expanded to non- Greek world (2 words)
- This event is featured in the Iliad and the Odyssey (2 words)
- form of drama that portrays a conflict between the protagonist and a superior force and having a protagonist who is brought to ruin or extreme sorrow, especially as a result of a fatal flaw
- Civilization at its height in Greece between 1400 B.C. and 1200 B.C.
- in ancient Greece, a sacred shrine where a god or goddess was said to reveal the future through a priest or priestess
- The early Greek city-states, consisting of a city/town and its surrounding countryside
- the period between 461 B.C. and 429 B.C. when Pericles dominated Athenian politics and Athens reached the height of its power (3 words)
- Established the value of pi
20 Clues: "The rule of the few" • Established the value of pi • Built as the Greek capital of Egypt • Used by tyrants to gain and keep power (2 words) • Became king of Macedonia at 20 years old (3 words) • A ruler who seized power by force from the aristocrats • A long poem that tells the deeds of a great hero (2 words) • ...
sisters of grimm 2025-05-01
15 Clues: talking • instantly • in the end • very stinky • very uncommon • being a child • a superior person • lack of awareness • legally take a child • a collection of myths • a social gathering of guests • a series of explosive sounds • the state or fact of exesting • the quality of being eccentric • a smooth surface reflecting light
Social Studies 2026-01-28
15 Clues: is a poet • god of war • god of sun • god of sea • king of Gods • queen of Gods • goddess of love • the messenger god • god of underworld • goddess of wisdom • famous woman poet • god of celebration • famous for his fable • a body of stories of God's • are short stories teachers read
December 9th! 2021-12-09
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- how many hours do cats sleep per day
- the bags of stuff inside you
- immigrants of which nationality are credited with importing the tradition of Santa Claus to the Americas
- food heating Radio box
- in Greek mythology who flew too close to the sun
- chemical element for the symbol B
- what is the name for the history of the evolution of a species or group
- picture taker
- stripey horse
- writing sticks
- smallest country in the world
- which of these is not made from potassium compounds: gunpowder, bread, soap, glass
- bristled dirt pusher
- a tall road
- which easily trained monkey has been popularly associated with roving performers such as organ grinders
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- the organelles in the body that generate large quantities of energy (in the form of adenosine triphosphate or ATP)
- in 1890 and 1891 Shakespeare enthusiasts released about 100 of these birds into New York City’s Central Park
- planes with turning wings
- the table that everything is made up of
- the thin layer that forms the outer boundary of a cell
- you like to eat this but Mayan and Aztec people also used it as a currency
- Addis Ababa is the capital city of this country
- what is the tiniest animal with a backbone
- the plates that we live on
- aside from other humans, this animal is responsible for the most human fatalities
- shared space house
- the most widely used building material
- vertical people mover
- in which country is the world’s tallest building
29 Clues: a tall road • picture taker • stripey horse • writing sticks • shared space house • bristled dirt pusher • vertical people mover • food heating Radio box • planes with turning wings • the plates that we live on • the bags of stuff inside you • smallest country in the world • chemical element for the symbol B • how many hours do cats sleep per day • the most widely used building material • ...
Science cross word puzzel 2023-04-24
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- is a type of satilight
- NASA
- force/acceleration
- substance that is the simplest member of the family of chemical elements
- were we live
- a giant cloud of dust and gas in space
- A snow machine brand
- a property of matter by which it remains at the state of rest or in uniform motion in the same straight line unless acted upon by some external force
- a place in space where gravity pulls so much that even light can not get out
- what is keeping us in orbit..
- the distance light travels in one year
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- A hour and a half is equal to___
- a group of stars that forms a particular shape in the sky and has been given a name.
- a doughnut-shaped ring of icy objects
- an Ethiopian princess of Greek mythology rescued from a monster by her future husband Perseus
- Telescope
- a moon, planet or machine that orbits a planet or star
- a broad band of light that can be seen in the night sky and that is caused by the light of a very large number of faint stars
- a star system, and is widely believed to be the closest to the solar system at a distance of 4.37 light-years
- a regular, repeating path that one object in space takes around another one
- a huge collection of gas, dust, and billions of stars and their solar systems
- a celestial body that revolves around a star
- "twinkle twinkle little star______"
23 Clues: NASA • Telescope • were we live • force/acceleration • A snow machine brand • is a type of satilight • what is keeping us in orbit.. • A hour and a half is equal to___ • "twinkle twinkle little star______" • a doughnut-shaped ring of icy objects • a giant cloud of dust and gas in space • the distance light travels in one year • a celestial body that revolves around a star • ...
World History- chapter 4 2017-10-24
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- leader of the Visigoths
- invaders from the east
- gave an account of the Germanic people
- most famous Greek writer of the Roman empire
- first Christian martyr
- law written to end the persecution of Christians
- brought about peace from 31 B.C. to A.D.180
- "first citizen" title Octavian gave himself
- emperor during the time of Christ
- writings of Ovid
- charged Jesus with disrupting the state
- written by Virgil
- "Homer of Rome"
- emperor of Rome when Christianity was the official language
- Roman ruler who officially ended the persecution of Christians
- recorded the conflict between the Jews and the Romans
- Germanic tribe that established a king of North Africa
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- wrote satires on the loose morals and social problems of Rome
- leader of the Huns
- Octavian's family name
- worst and last ruler who persecuted the Christians
- "Roman Peace" the period of peace and prosperity of the ancient world
- "poet of the Augustan Age"
- commander of the Romans who destroyed Jerusalem
- the two greatest Latin literature producers (two names)
- Germanic tribe invaders
- wrote of mythology and love
- belief that exercised a strong influence on the church and would live apart from society
- came up with the geometric theory of the earth
- wrote of Roman History
- name Octavian is most remembered for
- ruler who began the first official persecution of the Christians
- made advancements in medicine in the Roman empire
- believed to have impacted the world for Christ more than any other Christian
34 Clues: "Homer of Rome" • writings of Ovid • written by Virgil • leader of the Huns • Octavian's family name • invaders from the east • first Christian martyr • wrote of Roman History • leader of the Visigoths • Germanic tribe invaders • "poet of the Augustan Age" • wrote of mythology and love • emperor during the time of Christ • name Octavian is most remembered for • ...
Happy Birthday Moses! 2024-08-11
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- Syrian party
- Shade of green
- Island that shares its name with a liquor
- In Greek mythology, this fire-breathing creature is a hybrid of lion, goat, and serpent.
- Premier couple’s retreat?
- Artistic contrast of light and shadow
- Egyptian jazz musician known for pioneering the fusion of jazz with traditional Arabic music
- Melodic framework in Indian classical music
- Lookalike, in Munich
- River flowing through Southeast Asia, including Cambodia and Vietnam
- Quite some time
- Russian Head of State before 1917
- A Great Lake
- Architect known for pioneering modernist design and the 'Modulor' system
- Surreal, nightmarish, like a certain Prague-born writer's works
- Land that split from Zanzibar in 1861
- Tootsie treat?
- Nomadic people
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- Contemptuous sort, in modern parlance
- Inept person, in London
- French almond cake or City tyrant
- One of diamond’s five C’s
- Technological competition of the coldwar period
- Acme
- A city in Northern Ireland
- Period of 'good times'
- A tedious or difficult journey, in the Yiddish tradition
- Previous name for Istanbul
- Actor famous for his depiction of Hannibal Lecter
- Something passed down the line
- Abbrev. for someone who’s English not so good
- West African drum known for its rich sound
- Mathematician after which the most common Game Theory solution is named
- Seat of power in Moscow
- Architect known for pioneering modernist design and the 'Modulor' system
- Nietzche’s superior man of the future
- Idealistic but impractical, after a Spanish knight
- Travel Restriction
- Lowest point
- Style of music from the biggest African nation by landmass
- Narrow sea inlet
41 Clues: Acme • Syrian party • A Great Lake • Lowest point • Shade of green • Tootsie treat? • Nomadic people • Quite some time • Narrow sea inlet • Travel Restriction • Lookalike, in Munich • Period of 'good times' • Inept person, in London • Seat of power in Moscow • One of diamond’s five C’s • Premier couple’s retreat? • A city in Northern Ireland • Previous name for Istanbul • ...
A Mom-a-zing Crossword for Mother's Day 2025 2025-05-06
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- A special middle name that rhymes with 'stay'
- Welsh singer Lorraine crushed on
- Animal used in metaphors for fierce maternal protection
- Gemini and Cancer Bdays
- “Because You Loved Me” singer who honored her mother in song
- Singer and actress who became a mom after age 50
- The unique bond shared between a mother and her child.
- Most popular gift on Mother’s Day
- Mama Gump actress
- The Rolling Stone's 'Mother's ____ Helper'
- Most common gift from kids on Mother’s Day
- Birthplace of my super-duper Mom
- World's most common first spoken word
- Day when the most babies are born annually (abbr)
- Most common craving during pregnancy
- Cranberry Orange was the delicious last batch Lorraine made
- Famous UK royal mom
- Flower color symbolizing a living mother
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- Traditional flower for Mother’s Day
- Sea creature where the male gives birth (but mom nurtures)
- Most popular time of day for Mother’s Day restaurant reservations
- Tallest mom actress on 'The Golden Girls'
- Actress mom on popular 70s tv show
- Where Mothering Sunday originated
- Mother’s Day is crazy for this profession
- Stepmom character and part-time mountain yodeler
- An expression to show appreciation for a mother’s hard work.
- Average number of diapers a baby uses per day
- Nordic country where Mother’s Day is celebrated in February
- One of Lorraine's favourite pastimes
- In Greek mythology, goddess of motherhood
- Hormone that increases during childbirth and bonding
- Brand known for heartfelt cards, commercials, and movies
33 Clues: Mama Gump actress • Famous UK royal mom • Gemini and Cancer Bdays • Welsh singer Lorraine crushed on • Birthplace of my super-duper Mom • Where Mothering Sunday originated • Most popular gift on Mother’s Day • Actress mom on popular 70s tv show • Traditional flower for Mother’s Day • One of Lorraine's favourite pastimes • Most common craving during pregnancy • ...
Greek Myths 2018-05-21
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- The Goddess who gave Perseus a magical shield (6)
- Daedalus' son (6)
- The __________ Birds (11)
- The amount of gorgons there were (5)
- He invented the labyrinth (8)
- The God who gave Perseus a magical sword (6)
- The palace was which Daedalus was locked
- The guardian of the Underworld (8)
- Theseus used this to find his way back through the maze (6)
- Daedalus used these to get out of his prison (5)
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- Goddess who hated Heracles (4)
- King who set Heracles' tasks (10)
- Home of Theseus (6)
- The swamp monster which Heracles killed (5)
- The monster trapped in the maze (8)
- King of Crete (5)
- The human faced gorgon (6)
- The hero who killed the gorgon (7)
- The man who killed the monster in the labyrinth (7)
- The daughter of the king of Crete (7)
20 Clues: Daedalus' son (6) • King of Crete (5) • Home of Theseus (6) • The __________ Birds (11) • The human faced gorgon (6) • He invented the labyrinth (8) • Goddess who hated Heracles (4) • King who set Heracles' tasks (10) • The hero who killed the gorgon (7) • The guardian of the Underworld (8) • The monster trapped in the maze (8) • The amount of gorgons there were (5) • ...
Greek Myths 2018-05-21
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- the giants who threw stones at odysseus
- the giant son of poseidon
- the creator of mankind
- the monsters that odysseus has to face
- the concealor
- The daughter who was to be sacrificed
- the god who takes odysseus from calypso
- the creator of the animals on the earth
- the people who stole the golden fleece
- the blacksmith god
- the boy who fess out of the sky
- odysseus' mother
- heracles' enemy
- the city that was burned down
- The king of phaecia
- the river that achilles was dipped in
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- paris' first love
- the goddess of the earth
- the birds with bronze feathers
- the prince of troy
- the length of time that odysseus was away
- The Lion that hercuses had to kill
- the sorceress
- odysseus' nurse
- 'sharp eyes'
- the cowherd who was killed by philoctetes
- hectors' 'crazy' sister
- the monster in the maze
- odysseus'son
- the human like gorgon
- the Patron godddess of athens
- home of odysseus
- menelaus' kingdom
- menelaus' soothsayer
34 Clues: 'sharp eyes' • odysseus'son • the sorceress • the concealor • odysseus' nurse • heracles' enemy • home of odysseus • odysseus' mother • paris' first love • menelaus' kingdom • the prince of troy • the blacksmith god • The king of phaecia • menelaus' soothsayer • the human like gorgon • the creator of mankind • hectors' 'crazy' sister • the monster in the maze • the goddess of the earth • ...
Greek verbs 2018-01-11
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- send
- hurt, harm
- live as a citizen; conduct the government; (pass) be governed
- win; conquer
- educate, teach
- learn, understand
- (trans.) appoint, establish, put into a state; (intrans.) be established, be appointed, enter into a state
- be born; become; happen
- make, do
- fight (+dat)
- teach
- sacrifice
- save
- give a share to
- leave, leave behind
- steal
- receive; welcome
- destroy; dissolve
- call
- rule, command (+ gen.)
- take
- bury
- (trans.) cause to revolt; (mid. or intrans.) revolt
- have come, be present
- give
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- make stop, stop
- do; fare
- make stand; (mid. or intrans.) stand
- be a slave (+ dat)
- want
- write, draw
- migrate
- come, go
- hinder, prevent
- remain, stay
- throw; hit (with thrown object)
- suffer, have done to one
- be willing, wish
- order, command
- contrive, devise
- persuade
- make clear, show
- draw up in order, station, appoint
43 Clues: send • want • save • call • take • bury • give • teach • steal • migrate • do; fare • come, go • make, do • persuade • sacrifice • hurt, harm • write, draw • win; conquer • remain, stay • fight (+dat) • educate, teach • order, command • make stop, stop • hinder, prevent • give a share to • be willing, wish • contrive, devise • receive; welcome • make clear, show • learn, understand • destroy; dissolve • be a slave (+ dat) • ...
Greek Alphabet 2021-11-03
Greek Stuff 2022-03-21
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- a mythological creature
- an amusing play
- a Greek kingdom
- a tragic play
- a form of government, several powerful rulers
- The high, central region
- sung by chorus
- A legal power to settle matters
- a central market place
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- a kingdom before greece
- a High priest, usually in the temple of Apollo
- Bonfire
- ten years exile on politicians
- a type of flower crown
- Self governing city
- a form of Government, ruled by 1 people
- a half goat half human creature
- action being taken
- a Belief
- a building where the council of Athens met
- Fluid like blood in the veins of gods
21 Clues: Bonfire • a Belief • a tragic play • sung by chorus • an amusing play • a Greek kingdom • action being taken • Self governing city • a type of flower crown • a central market place • a kingdom before greece • a mythological creature • The high, central region • ten years exile on politicians • a half goat half human creature • A legal power to settle matters • ...
Greek Mythologies 2022-04-01
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- God of fire, metalworking, & stone masonry.
- Primordial god of the upper air and heaven.
- An Olympian god of wine and ritual madness.
- Titan god who molded mankind out of clay.
- Olympian Greek god of the sea and stormss.
- The patron god of the Achelous River.
- Greek god of the winds and air
- Olympian god of art, oracles, archery, & sun.
- God of war.
- A minor god and the god of death.
- God of strength and power.
- God of sexual desire, attraction, and love.
- God of satire & mockery.
- The “Father of All Monsters”.
- God of the sky, lightning, & thunder
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- The Greek god of sleep.
- Primordial god of darkness.
- The nothingness that all else sprung from.
- God of the Sun and also known as Sol.
- The Ferryman of Hades.
- Is the personification of dread and terror.
- God of dreams and sleep.
- God of the Dead and King of the Underworld.
- The large bull tamed by Persephone.
- The Titan god of war.
- God of trade, thieves, travelers, & sports.
- The father of the Titans.
- The Primordial Titan of Astronomy.
- God of medicine, health, and physicians.
- The god of time.
- A wind god known as “The West Wind”.
- Pre-Olympian sea-god, and son of Gaia.
32 Clues: God of war. • The god of time. • The Titan god of war. • The Ferryman of Hades. • The Greek god of sleep. • God of dreams and sleep. • God of satire & mockery. • The father of the Titans. • God of strength and power. • Primordial god of darkness. • The “Father of All Monsters”. • Greek god of the winds and air • A minor god and the god of death. • The Primordial Titan of Astronomy. • ...
Etymology Greek 2014-02-24
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- form of government in which a few people have the power
- instrument permitting those in a submarine a view of the surface
- science dealing with the earths history as recorded in rocks
- total absence of rule or government
- rule by an absolute sovereign
- arousing pity
- exhibiting diversity of form
- state ruled over by a single person, as a king or queen
- having no definite form; shapeless
- agricultural
- nearest point to the sun in the orbit of heavenly body
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- whole outer boundary or measurement of a surface or figure
- quality in drama, speech, literature, music, or events that arouses feeling
- measured from the earths center; having the earth as a center
- due to disease
- lack of feeling, emotion, interest, or excitement
- pertaining to mental disease, insane
- mathematics dealing with lines, angles, surfaces, and solids
- having a single form
- traveling about; itinerant
20 Clues: agricultural • arousing pity • due to disease • having a single form • traveling about; itinerant • exhibiting diversity of form • rule by an absolute sovereign • having no definite form; shapeless • total absence of rule or government • pertaining to mental disease, insane • lack of feeling, emotion, interest, or excitement • nearest point to the sun in the orbit of heavenly body • ...
Greek Review 2012-11-21
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- Wife of Zeus
- Naval battle between the Greeks and Persians
- Column with plain capital, usually has no base
- God of light
- One royal family in charge
- Supported Oligarchy
- Twin of Apollo
- One ruthless leader
- The government of Athens
- Goddess of love
- Citizens; had political rights
- Worked for reform to preserve Athens
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- Goddess of wisdom
- Fell to Macedonia after the Peloponnesian War
- First battle of the Persian Wars
- Column with curved capital, has base
- Supported Democracy
- Duties of the citizen
- Gave the Greeks the advantage in the Battle at Marathon
- The government of Sparta
- Rule by the elite
- Winner of the Persian Wars
- Won the Pelopnnesian War
- Known as the Father of the Gods
- Replaced oral law with written law
25 Clues: Wife of Zeus • God of light • Twin of Apollo • Goddess of love • Goddess of wisdom • Rule by the elite • Supported Democracy • Supported Oligarchy • One ruthless leader • Duties of the citizen • The government of Sparta • Won the Pelopnnesian War • The government of Athens • One royal family in charge • Winner of the Persian Wars • Citizens; had political rights • Known as the Father of the Gods • ...
Greek Review 2012-11-20
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- these types of adult males were citizens
- the Athenians had this type of government
- the naval battle between the Greeks and the Persians
- the Golden Age of Athens was under this man
- these types of columns are flowery
- these types of columns are very plain
- the final battle between the Greeks and the Persians
- this city-state was dominant after the war that united the Spartans and Athenians
- the god of the seas
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- these types of columns have scrolls
- the god of the skies
- Zeus' wife and the god of marriage
- the Spartans had this type of government
- this war was between Sparta and Athens
- this was the first battle between the Greeks and the Persians
- this league supported Athens in the war
- this was the empire that the Athenians fell to after the war
- the god of the underworld
- this war united the Spartans and Athenians
- this city-state won the war between Athens and Sparta
20 Clues: the god of the seas • the god of the skies • the god of the underworld • Zeus' wife and the god of marriage • these types of columns are flowery • these types of columns have scrolls • these types of columns are very plain • this war was between Sparta and Athens • this league supported Athens in the war • these types of adult males were citizens • ...
Greek Myths 2013-05-14
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- The king of the gods
- The strongest man alive
- God of fire and the forge
- God of the oceans
- a deadly whirlpool monster from the poem, "The Odyssey"
- This hero has an entire poem dedicated to him and he also was the reason the Mycenaean won the Trojan War.
- A god of nature that looks like some sort of half-goat and half-human
- In charge of marriage, children, and women
- Part lion, part, goat, part dragon, all deadly!
- The titan of memory
- Goddess of revenge
- God of fear. We now use his name whenever you have a psychological trauma against something.
- The richest god of all because he could collect all the jewels and gold that lie under the earth
- The winged horse
- A giant man with the head of a bull
- These giants were very strong, but not too bright. I'm sure that Hephaestus kept them completely confused with their myopic view on the world.
- In charge of agriculture
- These 3 sisters could turn a human to stone with a single glance
- Half-man and half-horse
- We get the greek word for time from this titan, although we spell it a little differently now-a-days
- These vulture-women were really gross!
- The son of Aphrodite is often seen around Valentine's Day
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- These 9 goddesses were in charge of inspiration for the arts and sciences
- Queen of the Underworld and goddess of flowers
- She was married to the great blacksmith of the gods, but still loved the god of war
- A several headed dragon that almost killed Heracles
- God of wine and celebration
- The son of Zeus who slew Medusa
- The god of healing
- This goddess is where we get the name "harmony"
- The body of a giant lion, mixed with the head of a woman - She loved to tell riddles
- This hero was famous for almost singing the dead, back to life
- This goddess would bring cups of nectar to the rest of the Olympians
- A 3 headed dog that guarded the Underworld
- Messenger of the gods and god of thieves
- The body of a lion with a scorpion tail and sometimes wings of a bat
- Goddess of domestic life and the cooking fire
- God of light, healing, and the arts
- We get the word ocean from this titan
- Goddess of learning and wisdom
- Goddess of hunting, the night, and animals
- The Athenian hero who slew the Minotaur
- Goddess of night
- This god of bloodshed was hated by all the other gods, except for one
- Goddess of sports victories, and now a shoe company ;)
45 Clues: The winged horse • Goddess of night • God of the oceans • The god of healing • Goddess of revenge • The titan of memory • The king of the gods • The strongest man alive • Half-man and half-horse • In charge of agriculture • God of fire and the forge • God of wine and celebration • Goddess of learning and wisdom • The son of Zeus who slew Medusa • God of light, healing, and the arts • ...
Greek Gods 2014-11-23
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- Goddess of Marriage
- Goddess of Wisdom
- Killed a Lion and wore the skin
- Goddess of Magic
- God of Light
- God of the Sky
- Goddess of Love
- Goddess of Ogygia
- God of Wine
- God of Messengers
- God of War
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- God of Death
- Goddess of the Hunt
- Goddess of the Home
- God of the North Wind
- God of Blacksmiths
- Goddess of Youth
- God of the Sea
- Goddess of Rainbows
- Goddess of Agriculture
20 Clues: God of War • God of Wine • God of Death • God of Light • God of the Sea • God of the Sky • Goddess of Love • Goddess of Magic • Goddess of Youth • Goddess of Wisdom • Goddess of Ogygia • God of Messengers • God of Blacksmiths • Goddess of Marriage • Goddess of the Hunt • Goddess of the Home • Goddess of Rainbows • God of the North Wind • Goddess of Agriculture • Killed a Lion and wore the skin
Greek myths 2015-10-23
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- god of war
- god of sleep
- god of the sea
- goddess of marriage, mothers, and families
- goddess of love and beauty
- god of the underworld
- goddess of the hunt and the moon
- god of ghosts and magic
- god of wine
- god of choices and beginnings
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- goddess of the rainbow and messenger of gods
- god of archery, music, poetry, prophecy,and the sun
- god of blacksmiths
- goddess of revenge
- goddess of good luck and fortune
- goddess of agriculture
- god of travelers and thieves
- goddess of wisdom
- god of the sky
- goddess of victory
20 Clues: god of war • god of wine • god of sleep • god of the sea • god of the sky • goddess of wisdom • god of blacksmiths • goddess of revenge • goddess of victory • god of the underworld • goddess of agriculture • god of ghosts and magic • goddess of love and beauty • god of travelers and thieves • god of choices and beginnings • goddess of good luck and fortune • goddess of the hunt and the moon • ...
Greek Gods 2023-02-06
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- performed many labors
- overthrew his parents
- guided the arrow that killed Achilles
- imported from Egypt
- Sea east of mainland Greece
- bolt Zeus symbol
- Zeus and Poseidon's brother
- labyrinth
- built to honor gods
- greatest Greek warrior in Trojan War
- symbol is the owl and olive branch
- King of Sparta and Helen's husband
- creator of Trojan horse
- olympus where the gods live
- Ages no writing or trade
- adopted ideas and styles from the East
- belief in many gods
- trade partners
- symbol shield and sword
- primary export
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- Invaders of Mycenae
- winged sandals
- Zeus' parents
- number of major Greek gods
- to get into the good graces of the gods
- symbol trident
- independent land and people
- Queen of the gods
- youngest god
- large island south of mainland Greece
- twin brother is Apollo
- blacksmith to the gods
- connects the Peloponnesus and Attica
- God of crops
- goddess of love
- location of Trojan War
- 80% of the land
- King Agamemnon
38 Clues: labyrinth • youngest god • God of crops • Zeus' parents • winged sandals • symbol trident • King Agamemnon • trade partners • primary export • goddess of love • 80% of the land • bolt Zeus symbol • Queen of the gods • Invaders of Mycenae • imported from Egypt • built to honor gods • belief in many gods • performed many labors • overthrew his parents • twin brother is Apollo • blacksmith to the gods • ...
Greek Food 2022-12-04
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- the season when grapes were ripe
- the god of wine
- was not eaten very often, especially by the poor
- a stinky sauce made from old fish
- this was added to wine to make it "civilized"
- grapes were used to make this
- a party where ancient Greek men would drink, sing, and talk about politics and poetry
- most Greeks ate a lot of this
- long couches where dinner guests would lay and dine
- a spice that was commonly used
- this food was served at all meals
- only this group of people could attend dinner parties
- another of the most important crops
- this oil was used in lamps and in soap
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- what the Greeks used to eat
- Workers stomped on grapes with these to get the juice out
- the market
- one of the most important crops
- main meal of the day
- used a
- most of the people around Athens had this job
- an oven for baking clay
- clay containers that held wine
- a two handled cup used for drinking wine
24 Clues: used a • the market • the god of wine • main meal of the day • an oven for baking clay • what the Greeks used to eat • grapes were used to make this • most Greeks ate a lot of this • clay containers that held wine • a spice that was commonly used • one of the most important crops • the season when grapes were ripe • a stinky sauce made from old fish • this food was served at all meals • ...
Greek Gods 2023-02-15
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- Hades object
- what was ares associated with
- goddess of love
- poseidonś staff
- Dionysus is the god of ____
- cruel god
- a nymph
- people would pray to demeter that their crops would grow
- God of Underworld
- goddess of rainbow
- punished all women Zeus fell in love with
- likes music
- apollo has a golden ____
- Lightning bolt
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- athenaś symbol
- hera was the ___ of the gods
- associated with volcanoes
- goddess of hearth and home
- hermes is the _____ son
- daughter of Persephone
- Eyes dripped poisonous tears
- god of love
- demeter controlled the ___
- God of sea
- goddess of war and wisdom
- Zeus was ____ through shrines and altars
- artemis is the goddess of ____
- Where Zeus was born
- wore sandals with wings
- twin is Apollo
30 Clues: a nymph • cruel god • God of sea • god of love • likes music • Hades object • athenaś symbol • twin is Apollo • Lightning bolt • goddess of love • poseidonś staff • God of Underworld • goddess of rainbow • Where Zeus was born • daughter of Persephone • hermes is the _____ son • wore sandals with wings • apollo has a golden ____ • associated with volcanoes • goddess of war and wisdom • ...
Greek Goddess 2023-05-02
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- Goddess of the Earth
- Goddess of agriculture
- Goddess of the plants
- Goddess of the animals
- Goddess of childbirth
- Goddess of flowers
- Goddess of music
- Goddess of helth
- Goddess of youth
- Goddess of the sea
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- Goddess of love
- Goddess of thunder
- Goddess of the sun
- Goddess of marriage
- Goddess of fire
- Goddess of the wind
- Goddess of victory
- Goddess of the moon
- Goddess of war
- Goddess of the harvest
20 Clues: Goddess of war • Goddess of love • Goddess of fire • Goddess of music • Goddess of helth • Goddess of youth • Goddess of thunder • Goddess of the sun • Goddess of victory • Goddess of flowers • Goddess of the sea • Goddess of marriage • Goddess of the wind • Goddess of the moon • Goddess of the Earth • Goddess of the plants • Goddess of childbirth • Goddess of the animals • Goddess of the harvest • ...
Greek Mythologies 2023-05-02
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- goddess of love
- son of Zeus king of Egypt
- goddess of wisdom
- goddess of victory
- goddess of vegetation
- goddess of revenge
- god of war
- god of music
- god of the sea
- goddess of health
- god of metalworking
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- goddess of magic and witchcraft
- queen of gods
- god of the wild
- goddess of agriculture
- goddess of the moon
- goddess of night
- god of the sun
- god of the underworld
- god of celebration
20 Clues: god of war • god of music • queen of gods • god of the sun • god of the sea • goddess of love • god of the wild • goddess of night • goddess of wisdom • goddess of health • goddess of victory • goddess of revenge • god of celebration • goddess of the moon • god of metalworking • goddess of vegetation • god of the underworld • goddess of agriculture • son of Zeus king of Egypt • ...
