greek mythology Crossword Puzzles
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 • ...
Greek Gods 2020-04-23
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- God of craft and fire
- God of knowledge
- Goddess of love
- titan of the sea
- queen of the gods and goddess of marriage and birth
- Goddess of spring growth
- Goddess of archery
- God of trade, wealth, thieves, and travels
- God of the sea
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- God of war
- God of music and poetry
- Titan who holds up the sky and leader of the titans
- God of wine
- Goddess of vegetation and farming
- titan of light
- king of the gods and God of the sky
- God of nature
- Mother of the Titans
- Goddess of victory
- God of death
20 Clues: God of war • God of wine • God of death • God of nature • titan of light • God of the sea • Goddess of love • God of knowledge • titan of the sea • Goddess of victory • Goddess of archery • Mother of the Titans • God of craft and fire • God of music and poetry • Goddess of spring growth • Goddess of vegetation and farming • king of the gods and God of the sky • ...
Greek Forms 2020-05-05
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- to have fear
- overly; above normal; too much
- earth
- hearing
- drawn;written
- under; below normal; too little
- one who studies
- very far
- measure
- one who obsesses
- air
- sound
- instrument for viewing
- many
- one
- very small
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- heat
- two
- time
- water
- light
- the study of
- circle
- star
- feeling;suffer
- three
- obsession
- large;long
- heart
- mind
- illogical fear of something
- fire
- life
33 Clues: two • air • one • heat • time • star • mind • many • fire • life • water • light • earth • three • heart • sound • circle • hearing • measure • very far • obsession • large;long • very small • to have fear • the study of • drawn;written • feeling;suffer • one who studies • one who obsesses • instrument for viewing • illogical fear of something • overly; above normal; too much • under; below normal; too little
Greek 3 2021-01-16
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- Father
- I do or make
- I hear
- I have
- No one or nothing
- all or every or each
- Name
- man
- Large or great
- I give
- wind or spirit
- Thus or thusly
- Lord
- son
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- I believe (in)
- Day
- I answer
- I say or speak
- I come or go
- I know
- (+gen.- about); (+acc.- near)
- I see
- I know
- Word or matter
- Because or that
- (+gen.- for); (+dat.- at); (+acc.- to or against)
26 Clues: Day • man • son • Name • Lord • I see • Father • I hear • I have • I know • I know • I give • I answer • I do or make • I come or go • I believe (in) • I say or speak • Large or great • Word or matter • wind or spirit • Thus or thusly • Because or that • No one or nothing • all or every or each • (+gen.- about); (+acc.- near) • (+gen.- for); (+dat.- at); (+acc.- to or against)
Greek Crossword 2020-11-20
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- the people who won the Persian Wars
- king that led Persia in the Battle of Marathon
- most powerful polis
- made public wells, increased building projects, increases festivities
- the Persian city-state that burned, causing the Battle of Marathon
- second most powerful polis
- legendary lawgiver of Sparta
- 31 Greek city-states in alliance
- abolished debt slaver, prohibited grain export, increased political power
- Spartan slaves who may revolt
- Persian generals
- led the Ionian revolt
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- Spartan dining group of 15
- Persian King that allowed Jews to return from exile
- created the council of 500
- added Egypt to the Persian Empire
- codified the Athenian Law
- Persians crossed over this with ships
- betrayed Sparta and exposed their route
- king who led Spartans in the Battle of Thermopylae
- Athenian archon that built many triremes
- Persian king after Darius died
22 Clues: Persian generals • most powerful polis • led the Ionian revolt • codified the Athenian Law • Spartan dining group of 15 • created the council of 500 • second most powerful polis • legendary lawgiver of Sparta • Spartan slaves who may revolt • Persian king after Darius died • 31 Greek city-states in alliance • added Egypt to the Persian Empire • the people who won the Persian Wars • ...
Greek Roots 2021-04-13
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- heat of the earth
- half-circle
- the study of animals
- the study of nerves
- written light
- made of one stone
- rule by a few
- crazed by fire
- the study of women
- the study of changing and forms
- same name
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- rule by one
- fear of enclosed spaces
- the study of skin
- the study of disease
- looking around
- self-management
- field management
- far off sound
- the study of time
- no rule, rule by no one
- the state of being asleep
- far off writing
- the study of living things
24 Clues: same name • rule by one • half-circle • far off sound • written light • rule by a few • looking around • crazed by fire • self-management • far off writing • field management • heat of the earth • the study of skin • the study of time • made of one stone • the study of women • the study of nerves • the study of disease • the study of animals • fear of enclosed spaces • no rule, rule by no one • ...
Greek Philosophy 2021-09-26
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- This Greek philosophers’ appearance is compared to that of a ___ because he is “profoundly ugly.”
- Philosophy that is based on action and production
- The basic observation that while bodies on Earth either rise to a limit or fall to Earth, heavenly bodies keep moving, without any apparent external force being exerted on them
- Another word for happiness
- Sparta defeats this CITY in 404 BCE, 5 years before Socrates execution
- Considered a “towering” figure in Greek philosophy
- An example of how others should live
- Theories of the formation of oceans, of wind and rainfall, and of other natural events such as earthquakes, lightning, and thunder.
- Represents all the greatest mathematicians, philosophers, and scientists from classical antiquity gathered together sharing their ideas and learning from each other.
- Philosophy that things that are subject to change
- Aristotle was the first to develop a formal system for _____
- Socrates’ work consisted of the observation and ______ of others’ lives.
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- A subdivision of knowledge that is taught and researched moving up the education chain
- Came from a wealthy and politically active family in Athens
- Ex: All men are mortal; Socrates is a man; therefore, Socrates is mortal.
- In the middle ages, Aristotle’s works were translated to _____, which led to generations of Islamic Aristotelians
- First known Greek Philosopher
- Philosophy based on contemplation
- The historical and methodical problem that historians face when attempting to reconstruct the philosophical doctrine of Socrates
- This theory is about the imitation of the pure, eternal, and unchanging worlds
- Works that are widely circulated and studied that impact both modern and historical times
- Founder of Western Philosophy
- The group that overthrows a city in 404 BCE
- Ethos, Pathos, Logos
- Socrates had a reputation for
- Of the 200 treatises, he writes only ____ survive.
26 Clues: Ethos, Pathos, Logos • Another word for happiness • First known Greek Philosopher • Founder of Western Philosophy • Socrates had a reputation for • Philosophy based on contemplation • An example of how others should live • The group that overthrows a city in 404 BCE • Philosophy that is based on action and production • Philosophy that things that are subject to change • ...
Greek words 2022-05-06
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- A political body of old men, present within the Spartan system
- A political union of cities led by a prominent military power
- A colloquial way to describe an elite person
- A difficult term to translate that means something like honor
- A stomach or womb
- A journey into a land or country, usually away from the sea
- A journey away from the center of a land or country, usually towards the sea
- A socially sanctioned system of courtship in which older men pursue younger boys
- A league of cities ruled absolutely by a single community or city
- A political space that often hosted feasts and other events, which is often considered the political heart of a city
- A return journey, most famously used to describe Odysseus’ odyssey
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- The Greek word for a city-state
- The period of about fifty years between the Persian Wars and the Peloponnesian War
- A type of government in which a single individual holds the most power
- The people
- An ethnic distinction to describe people from central and southern Greece, such as the Peloponnesians
- A type of government in which the people hold the most power
- A type of government in which a select and limited group of people holds the most power
- An ethnic identity
- An ethnic distinction to describe people from Asia Minor and the Greek islands
- A Greek term to describe civil war
- A difficult term to translate that means bravery or goodness
- A non-Greek person, commonly used to describe the Persians
23 Clues: The people • A stomach or womb • An ethnic identity • The Greek word for a city-state • A Greek term to describe civil war • A colloquial way to describe an elite person • A non-Greek person, commonly used to describe the Persians • A journey into a land or country, usually away from the sea • A type of government in which the people hold the most power • ...
Greek Festivals 2022-06-27
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- A town on the northern border of Attica.
- Wealthy person who financed a playwright's work
- Athenian festival held in honour of Dionysus in mid-March.
- A ceremony before a tragic festival
- Athena of the city
- All-night performance of hymns and sacrifice at Greater Panathenaia
- A race involving an armed soldier running alongside a chariot.
- A loosely organised revel through the streets with song and dance on first night of the City Dionysia- only men were allowed to participate
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- the arranging of Athens' festivals
- Procession from the gates of Athens to the Sanctuary Dionysus on first day of the City Dionysia
- Foreigners living in Athens
- A fund provided by the Athenian state which ensured that poorer citizens could afford to attend the City Dionysia
- A group who says things at the same time in a play
- Big celebration of Athena's birthday, held every four years
- Choral hymn sung to Dionysus on the first day of the City Dionysia
- male beauty contest at the Greater Panathenaia
- Plays performed as comic relief after the tragedies at the City Dionysia. Named after the mythological creatures which starred in them.
- Reciters of epic poetry
- A serious type of play which was performed at the City Dionysia
- Garment made for the Greater Panathenaia
- A play typically poking fun at Athenian politics and culture
- basket carriers in Panathenaic procession
22 Clues: Athena of the city • Reciters of epic poetry • Foreigners living in Athens • the arranging of Athens' festivals • A ceremony before a tragic festival • A town on the northern border of Attica. • Garment made for the Greater Panathenaia • basket carriers in Panathenaic procession • male beauty contest at the Greater Panathenaia • ...
Greek Myths 2022-10-14
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- God of War
- Goddess of Love
- Who gave their throne to Dionysus
- the God who has the symbol of lightning bolt
- Male dominant religion
- Supernatural beings in early times
- Sent the cyclops down to the underworld
- God of the sea
- Kidnapped Persephone
- Hera was the goddess of ___
- Who made wine
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- Who is goddess of the earth
- The Greeks and Romans believed in_____.
- goddess of the hearth
- Goddess who has the symbol of wheat
- Who got thrown off of a mountain
- Who was Zeus’s favorite child
- Greek myths are _____ for humanity
- Ate his kids
- Female dominant religion
- Hades was the God of ___
21 Clues: God of War • Ate his kids • Who made wine • God of the sea • Goddess of Love • Kidnapped Persephone • goddess of the hearth • Male dominant religion • Female dominant religion • Hades was the God of ___ • Who is goddess of the earth • Hera was the goddess of ___ • Who was Zeus’s favorite child • Who got thrown off of a mountain • Who gave their throne to Dionysus • ...
Greek Tragedies 2022-10-19
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- French (n.) a flamboyant deceiver; one who attracts customers with tricks or jokes
- Dutch (v.) to treat with contemptuous disregard
- Latin (adj.) accorded a great deal of respect especially because of age, wisdom or character
- Latin (v.) lessen or to try to lessen the seriousness or extent of
- French (v.) turn pale, as if in fear
- (prep) or (adv.) that expresses movement of something
- French (v.) feeling or caused to feel uneasy and self-conscious
- Latin (adj.) eager to surpass others
- Latin (adj.) showing deep-seated resentment
- Latin(adj.) the trait of being uncommunicative; not volunteering anything more than necessary
- Latin (adj.) most unfortunate or miserable
- Latin (n) rest; tranquility; relaxation
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- (v.) to appropriate for a special purpose, or to divide or distribute something
- (adv.) lots or many of something
- Dutch (n.) a shackle for the ankles or feet
- Latin (adj.) rude; cranky; ill-tempered
- German (n.) supply sparingly and with restricted quantities
- Latin (adj.) showing unfeeling resistance to tender feelings
- Latin (n.) a false accusation of an offense or a malicious misrepresentation of someone's words or actions
- (adv.) in addition to or more.
- Latin (v.) be sufficient; be adequate, either in quality or quantity
- (n.) a number.
- Latin (n) a period of rest or relief
- Old English(v.) being destroyed, damaged or ruined
- Greek (adj.) of heaven or the spirit
25 Clues: (n.) a number. • (adv.) in addition to or more. • (adv.) lots or many of something • French (v.) turn pale, as if in fear • Latin (n) a period of rest or relief • Latin (adj.) eager to surpass others • Greek (adj.) of heaven or the spirit • Latin (adj.) rude; cranky; ill-tempered • Latin (n) rest; tranquility; relaxation • Latin (adj.) most unfortunate or miserable • ...
Greek Methology 2022-11-28
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- earth-mother
- full of poverty and misery
- ruler of all things
- king of the sea
- ruler of the underworld
- the race of men declined morally
- vast hole
- night created from chaos
- Cronus' wife
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- the rule of cronus
- god of fire
- Deucalion's wife
- darkness created from Chaos
- constant violence and warfare
- titan child
- fun feasting and merrymaking
- love hatched from tremendous energy
- elder gods
- curious nymph
- king of the universe
20 Clues: vast hole • elder gods • god of fire • titan child • earth-mother • Cronus' wife • curious nymph • king of the sea • Deucalion's wife • the rule of cronus • ruler of all things • king of the universe • ruler of the underworld • night created from chaos • full of poverty and misery • darkness created from Chaos • fun feasting and merrymaking • constant violence and warfare • ...
Greek Words 2016-10-16
34 Clues: sun • time • book • tree • heat • fear • fire • star • turn • self • city • earth • small • sleep • water • stone • light • sound • people • animal • lizard • measure • movement • far away • art, skill • large, big • word, study • write or draw • rock or stone • with or together • love or friendship • feeling, suffering • put, place, position • see, look, consider or examine
Greek Crossword 2018-02-08
29 Clues: for • pie • and • son • "ng" • hour • with • into • land • house • we see • sailor • Uranus • citizen • universe • basilica • odometer • hierarchy • beautiful • of markets • microscope • autonomous • excellence • you destroy • y'all write • rhododendron • to the (m. pl.) • not, not, or not • Neuter plural nominative ending
GREEK SPORTS 2018-01-18
34 Clues: gym • arm • fan • net • golf • knee • team • ball • face • hand • coach • prize • chest • socks • helmet • points • to run • player • stripe • captain • referee • violent • to sing • tickets • to kick • handball • to curse • contract • swimming • volleyball • expression • basketball • stadium, court • football/soccer
Greek Crossword 2018-10-06
32 Clues: in • for • day • man • and • but • son • God • Lord • into • word • I, me • I say • I give • I hear • father • Christ • Joshua • I make • against • brother • through • I become • out from • he/she/it • I come/I go • spirit/wind • because/that • I take/I receive • you/you singular • You all/you plural • in order that/so that
Greek Roots 2023-05-17
Greek Gods 2023-06-16
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- goddess of marriage
- god sun and light
- goddess of the harvest
- god of Greek war
- god of the underworld
- god of wine and pleasure
- god of love
- god of fire
- god of chastity, hunting, and the moon
- god of time
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- god of sun
- goddess of wisdom and warfare
- goddess of reincarnation and ghosts
- god of the sky
- goddess of love and beauty
- god of roads and doorways
- god seas and waters
- god of thunder and lighting
- goddess of the earth
- goddess of hearth, home, and hospitality
20 Clues: god of sun • god of love • god of fire • god of time • god of the sky • god of Greek war • god sun and light • goddess of marriage • god seas and waters • goddess of the earth • god of the underworld • goddess of the harvest • god of wine and pleasure • god of roads and doorways • goddess of love and beauty • god of thunder and lighting • goddess of wisdom and warfare • ...
Greek Myths 2023-07-28
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- A woman who opened a mysterious box releasing pain, disease, and all other evil things
- A princess who helped Jason by brewing a potion to put the dragon to sleep
- The underworld of the dead
- Goddess of love
- Magical, mermaid-like creatures who sang sailors to their deaths
- A winged horse
- The hero who slew the bull-headed beast
- The name of the opposing army in the war by the same name
- A king whose touch turned even his daughter to gold
- The shape of a wooden statue used by the Greeks to trick their opposing army into bringing Greek soldiers into the city
- Queen of the gods
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- Goddess of wisdom
- Son of Helios who tried to drive his father's sun chariot
- King of the gods
- The goddess of wild animals, hunting, and the moon
- The trident carrying god of the seas, oceans, and storms who often saved ships from being wrecked
- The sun god
- A princess who was chained to a rock in order to lure a savage sea monster away from attacking other people
- The Greek name of Hercules one of whose tasks was to fight the seven-headed Hydra
- A snake-haired monster who's gaze could turn mortals to stone
- God of war
- A hero who teamed up with a magical winged horse
- A hero on a quest to find the Golden Fleece guarded by a dragon
- A three headed guard dog the gates of the underworld
- A bull-headed people-eating monster
25 Clues: God of war • The sun god • A winged horse • Goddess of love • King of the gods • Goddess of wisdom • Queen of the gods • The underworld of the dead • A bull-headed people-eating monster • The hero who slew the bull-headed beast • A hero who teamed up with a magical winged horse • The goddess of wild animals, hunting, and the moon • A king whose touch turned even his daughter to gold • ...
Greek Theatre 2023-09-05
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- Wagon used to carry fake bodies on stage
- A group of actors who commented on the action of the play
- Playwright who's name started with an "E"
- One of the most common fatal flaws
- A theme that the Romans glorified, but the Greeks used as a cautionary theme
- A theme that pertained to the idea that the Greek Gods controlled human life.
- The man who came up with the idea of Catharsis
- A costume piece used by actors to represent the change of characters
- A crane like machine used to make actors look like they were flying
- A three-sided pillar used as scenery
- Playwright who's name started with an "S"
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- Opening dialogue of a Greek drama
- The main reason why a Tragic Hero fails (They have a ________)
- A theme that pertained to the Greek Gods
- A Greek play was rarely written as a __________.
- Backdrop of the stage (an actual building)
- Hero A character that is doomed to fail, usually has some kind of fatal flaw
- The area of the stage directly in front of where the actors performed
- A word meaning to cleanse or purify
- A specific group of people who were not allowed to perform onstage
- Leader of the chorus
- Playwright who's name started with an "A"
22 Clues: Leader of the chorus • Opening dialogue of a Greek drama • One of the most common fatal flaws • A word meaning to cleanse or purify • A three-sided pillar used as scenery • A theme that pertained to the Greek Gods • Wagon used to carry fake bodies on stage • Playwright who's name started with an "E" • Playwright who's name started with an "A" • ...
Greek Names 2023-12-20
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- erinye avenger of murder
- goddess of harmony and concord
- goddess of fame, renown, and gossip
- god of time
- god of the west wind
- greatest warrior of the trojan war
- olympian god of the sky
- goddess of youth and the prime of life
- spinner fate
- mother earth
- titan god of heavenly constellations
- goddess of the eternal night
- god of fire, forethought, and crafty counsel
- goddess of love, fertility, and beauty
- god of family feuds
- goddess of splendor, beauty, adornment, glory, and magnificence
- muse of sacred poetry and religious hymns
- original god of the heavens and ruler of the world
- titan goddess of the dawn
- goddess of springtime, warmth, and increase
- muse of love poetry and marriage songs
- god of fire and blacksmiths
- titan god of mortal life
- unalterable fate
- god of afterthought and excuses
- goddess of chaos, discord, and strife
- muse of music
- god of opportunity, favorable moments, and luck
- measurer fate
- great mother of the gods and the goddess of fruitfulness
- god of eternity
- god of dreams and sleep
- goddess of wisdom, crafts, and peacetime pursuits
- bearer of the heavens
- titan god of the sea
- god of death and the underworld
- goddess of day
- titan god of intelligence
- god of the sea
- goddess of the moon
- god of sleep
- titan goddess of justice, order and wisdom
- titan goddess of bright intellect
- god of chaos and hatred
- goddess of marriage, family, women, and childbirth
- original god of the underworld
- titan goddess of memory
- a god of the sea
- god of darkness
- erinye of jealousy
- pre-olympian god of the sea
- titan god of the sun
- god of the south wind
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- god of the cold north wind
- slayer of the gorgon medusa
- goddess of victory
- olympian goddess of the hunt and wild animals
- muse of history
- god of light
- god of wine
- god of storms, volcanoes, and monsters
- king of the titans
- god of dread and terror
- muse of astronomy and universal love
- goddess of agriculture, spring growth, and rebirth
- god of strength and power
- primordial goddess of the sea
- god of fruits, vegetation and rebirth
- heros, athletes, sports,helth, fertility, trade, and oracles
- god of medicine
- goddess of the rainbow
- god of war
- goddess of retribution and divine vengeance
- titan of light
- goddess of mirth, good cheer, and joy
- god of non-violent death
- goddess of agriculture and food plants
- goddess of eloquence and muse of epic poetry
- muse of dance
- god of wealth, trade, travelers, and theives
- titan goddess of motherhood, modesty, and kindness
- god of unlucky east wind
- god of the wild, goatherds and sheperds, and rustic music
- goddess of nature, wild animals, caverns, and mountains
- primordial goddess of inevitability, necessity, and compulsion
- erinye of unceasing anger
- goddess of the night
- titan god of the ocean
- goddess of the hearth
- king of aiolia and keeper of the winds
- titan goddess of sight, the light of the blue sky, and shining elements
- goddess of freshwater
- goddess of angels, necromancy, sorcery, magic, enterways, herbs, and poisonous plants
- titan god of battle and warcraft
- titan goddess of wisdom, good counsel, planning, and cunning
- god of marriage cermonies, songs, and inspiring feasts
- muse of tradgedy
- god of light, music, healing, poetry, and prophecy
- muse of comedy, good cheer, and idyllic poetry
99 Clues: god of war • god of time • god of wine • god of light • spinner fate • mother earth • god of sleep • muse of music • muse of dance • measurer fate • titan of light • goddess of day • god of the sea • muse of history • god of medicine • god of eternity • god of darkness • unalterable fate • a god of the sea • muse of tradgedy • goddess of victory • king of the titans • erinye of jealousy • god of family feuds • ...
Greek Roots_Sp_Mobil_Phon 2024-01-30
20 Clues: fonema • inmóvil • xilófono • eufónico • homófono • teléfono • sinfonía • fonología • fonógrafo • automóvil • movilizar • movilidad • cacofonía • micrófono • bibliomóvil • inmovilizar • inmovilidad • inmovilizado • movilización • moto de nieve
Greek Theater 2024-02-06
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- a ruler of ancient Greece
- a region of Greece
- a Greek actor
- the main character in a play
- a group of people gathered to see a production
- a group of singers
- doing something the same way it was done before
- whether an act is right or wrong
- relating to the theater
- a chant
- a conversation in a play
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- a Greek god
- a play, movie, or video
- to like something
- a series of comments or explanations
- activities done on an important occasion
- the people of Greece
- to make room for
- to talk with someone
- can be seen
20 Clues: a chant • a Greek god • can be seen • a Greek actor • to make room for • to like something • a region of Greece • a group of singers • the people of Greece • to talk with someone • a play, movie, or video • relating to the theater • a conversation in a play • a ruler of ancient Greece • the main character in a play • whether an act is right or wrong • a series of comments or explanations • ...
Greek Roots 2024-04-08
29 Clues: tame • wide • numb • know • army • plan • path • dark • book • hero • flow • roll • life • steal • water • earth • human • teach • power • water • bottom • colour • people • outside • partial • universe • opposing • marriage • custom habit
Greek Gods 2024-05-10
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- God of the sun
- God of death
- Goddess of wisdom, warfare, and crafts
- God of war, violence, and bloodshed
- Goddess of love, beauty
- Queen of the gods, goddess of marriage and childbirth.
- Goddess of retribution and vengeance
- Messenger of the gods, god of trade, travel, thieves, and trickery.
- God of wine, theater, associated with joyous celebrations
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- Goddess of the hearth, home, and family
- Goddess of magic, witchcraft, the moon
- God of the sea, earthquakes, and horses
- Goddess of victory and accompanying victorious athletes.
- God of the underworld, ruler of the dead
- God of the sun, light, music, poetry, and healing
- God of fire, metalworking, craftsmanship, and volcanoes
- King of the gods
- Goddess of agriculture and the harvest.
- Queen of the underworld and goddess of spring growth and vegetation.
- Goddess of the hunt, wilderness
20 Clues: God of death • God of the sun • King of the gods • Goddess of love, beauty • Goddess of the hunt, wilderness • God of war, violence, and bloodshed • Goddess of retribution and vengeance • Goddess of magic, witchcraft, the moon • Goddess of wisdom, warfare, and crafts • Goddess of the hearth, home, and family • God of the sea, earthquakes, and horses • ...
Greek Gods 2024-05-16
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- Goddess of the hearth and home.
- Titaness of the sea, wife of Oceanus.
- God of the sun, often replaced by Apollo.
- God of war and violence.
- Goddess of the hunt, wilderness, and childbirth.
- God of fire, metalworking, and craftsmanship.
- Mother of Zeus, wife of Cronus.
- Goddess of the moon.
- God of the sun, music, and prophecy.
- Goddess of wisdom, war, and crafts.
- Primordial god of the sky, father of Cronus.
- God of wine, pleasure, and festivity.
- King of the gods, ruler of Mount Olympus.
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- Goddess of love and beauty.
- Queen of the underworld, goddess of spring.
- Goddess of agriculture and the harvest.
- Messenger of the gods, god of trade and travel.
- God of the underworld and the dead.
- God of the sea, earthquakes, and horses.
- Queen of the gods, goddess of marriage.
- Primordial goddess of the earth.
- Titan of the ocean, brother of Cronus.
- God of love and attraction.
- Leader of the Titans, father of Zeus.
24 Clues: Goddess of the moon. • God of war and violence. • Goddess of love and beauty. • God of love and attraction. • Goddess of the hearth and home. • Mother of Zeus, wife of Cronus. • Primordial goddess of the earth. • God of the underworld and the dead. • Goddess of wisdom, war, and crafts. • God of the sun, music, and prophecy. • Titaness of the sea, wife of Oceanus. • ...
Greek Beginnings 2021-03-09
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- His epic poems provide insight into the norms and values of early Greek society.
- Royal burial ground containing gold masks and weapons discovered at the site of Mycenae.
- Paintings on dry plaster.
- Good men; brave, skilled warriors and athletes.
- Writing used by Minoans to maintain inventory of "taxes".
- Best men
- A public courtyard used for ceremonies and gatherings.
- Amateur archaeologist who sought to prove that the Trojan War was fact.
- Period of poverty and violence for which little archaeological evidence exists.
- Warrior chiefs who had power over the demos.
- Prehistorical period characterized by metal objects made from mixture of copper and tin.
- Household.
- Alphabet adopted by Greeks during a period of rebirth.
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- Elite Mycenaean "beehive" tombs created for elite.
- Fortified settlement often built on high ground.
- Grouping together chronological sequences and assigning a label.
- Virtue; achieve full potential in physically and intellectually
- Bond of friendship and trust between residents of different demoi.
- Settlement including the people and land surrounding it.
- Palace civilization on Crete.
- State room used by King
- Syllabary system of writing believed to be earliest for of Greek.
- Troy was not one city, but ______ each built on the ruins of the other.
- Palace complex on Crete discovered by Sir Arthur Evans.
24 Clues: Best men • Household. • State room used by King • Paintings on dry plaster. • Palace civilization on Crete. • Warrior chiefs who had power over the demos. • Good men; brave, skilled warriors and athletes. • Fortified settlement often built on high ground. • Elite Mycenaean "beehive" tombs created for elite. • A public courtyard used for ceremonies and gatherings. • ...
greek myth 2024-02-25
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- Slayed the Nemean Lion
- Zeus' wife and Queen of the Gods
- Goddess of Youth who married Heracles
- Cupbearer to the gods
- Killer of Python
- The site of Zeus' oracle
- Dionysus' staff
- God of Death
- Ruler of the Underworld
- Zeus seduced Leda in this form
- Place of Dionysus' and Demeter's temples
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- Messenger of the gods
- Island that welcomed Leto and where she gave birth to Artemis and Dionysus
- Goddess of magic and witchcraft
- Killer of Pallas, which gave her the epithet Pallas ______
- Born of sea foam
- Site where Galatea was transformed from a statue to a woman
- Gave Dionysus her place as one of the 12 Olympians (though not officially)
- Hermes' staff
- Goddess of the Dawn
- Reincarnated into Dionysus in Orphic mythology
- Hated by both his parents, Zeus and Hera
- Turned into a laurel tree to escape Apollo
23 Clues: God of Death • Hermes' staff • Dionysus' staff • Born of sea foam • Killer of Python • Goddess of the Dawn • Messenger of the gods • Cupbearer to the gods • Slayed the Nemean Lion • Ruler of the Underworld • The site of Zeus' oracle • Zeus seduced Leda in this form • Goddess of magic and witchcraft • Zeus' wife and Queen of the Gods • Goddess of Youth who married Heracles • ...
Greek Philosophers 2023-10-09
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- School that Aristotle established that taught many subjects.
- Socrates distrusted the popular form of this.
- According to Socrates, this comes from living one's life as a good person who is absorbed in deep thought.
- Aristotle felt people should strive to have this.
- Verdict of Socrates case
- Plato felt this and gymnastics should be areas of focus in education.
- Alexander's father
- Aristotle valued this emotion
- Plato felt everything should be owned by this.
- Aristotle's student
- Plato felt people were made up of this.
- According to Plato, the most superior students would become this.
- Armed soldier
- Socrates taught the young people to not blindly accept these.
- A form of government Aristotle did not approve of.
- Scientific study of animals
- The type of philosophy that focused on how the world, animals and humans came to exist.
- The method of questioning that came from the view that people who claimed they knew the most actually knew the least.
- Student of Socrates
- Aristotle classified animals into this many different categories
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- The philosophers were the first to use this and reason to understand humans.
- A perfect society
- A form of government Aristotle approved of.
- Plato's student
- Aristotle's system of logic became the basis of this.
- Lack of worshipping the gods
- One of the gods the people thought would punish Athens because of Socrates.
- From the Greek word meaning love of wisdom
- Aristotle valued this as a commendable and valuable contribution to society
- Plato started this and it taught various academic subjects
- Standards of behavior
- Aristotle founded the first of these.
- What Socrates died of
- Focused on the question How should a person act during his lifetime?
- Plato felt this was the best way for the soul to express itself
35 Clues: Armed soldier • Plato's student • A perfect society • Alexander's father • Aristotle's student • Student of Socrates • Standards of behavior • What Socrates died of • Verdict of Socrates case • Scientific study of animals • Lack of worshipping the gods • Aristotle valued this emotion • Aristotle founded the first of these. • Plato felt people were made up of this. • ...
Greek Crossword 2024-04-19
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- The goddess associated with wisdom, craft, and warfare.
- The most famous Ancient Greek general. He conquered much of Europe and Asia.
- Stories the Greeks tell about their gods.
- A famous city state that focussed on a strong military and total discipline.
- God of the sky.
- A venue that was home to performances of plays the Ancient Greeks wrote.
- The idea that everyone gets a vote and their voice will be heard.
- God of archery, music and dance, truth and prophecy, healing and diseases, the Sun and light, poetry, and more.
- The highest mountain in Greece
- The name given to the Ancient Greek soldiers.
- Half god and half mortal often with super human strength
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- The centre of the Ancient Greek world which went on to become the capital of modern Greece.
- The place of worship for the Ancient Greeks.
- The temple that sits atop the Acropolis in Athens.
- People that had no rights and were owned by free Greeks. They were often captured during battles.
- The art of thinking about life and the world we are in.
- A key feature in Greek architecture that has since been copied worldwide.
- Beautiful clay creations that often showed scenes from their plays, myths, and everyday life
- Ancient Greece goddess of beauty and love.
- A highly rocky mound in Athens that is home to many temples including the Parthenon.
20 Clues: God of the sky. • The highest mountain in Greece • Stories the Greeks tell about their gods. • Ancient Greece goddess of beauty and love. • The place of worship for the Ancient Greeks. • The name given to the Ancient Greek soldiers. • The temple that sits atop the Acropolis in Athens. • The goddess associated with wisdom, craft, and warfare. • ...
Greek gods 2024-04-04
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- highest and purist layer of air
- son of zeus and hera
- god of the sky and king of olympus
- godess of hunt of wild
- ruled the underworld and eldes brother of zeus and poseidon
- god of time
- married his sister
- god of natural law and fairness
- godess of women and marriage also queen of the gods
- godess of necessity and invincibility
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- the god that filled a gap between heaven and earth
- god of antiquity
- godess of harvest and agriculture
- the messenger god and youngest son of zeus
- Godess of love and beauty
- god of the sea and bother of zeus
- god of wine
- godess of heart and house hold
- godess of war
- god of archery
20 Clues: god of wine • god of time • godess of war • god of archery • god of antiquity • married his sister • son of zeus and hera • godess of hunt of wild • Godess of love and beauty • godess of heart and house hold • highest and purist layer of air • god of natural law and fairness • godess of harvest and agriculture • god of the sea and bother of zeus • god of the sky and king of olympus • ...
Greek vocabulary 2024-06-20
26 Clues: eye • hug • wish • trip • voice • laugh • dream • price • health • abroad • office • answer • to sing • village • silence • sadness • success • to share • to unite • suitcase • mountain • to search • to decide • city/town • happiness • to have fun
Greek myths 2026-02-24
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- A child of a god/mortal
- Who does the Cretan bull belong to
- What was the last labor of Hercules
- What started the Trojan war?
- Who is the love goddess
- Who is the goddess of wisdom, war and civic pride?
- Who is the God of all god/goddess
- What part of Achilles was not dipped into river Styx
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- Who is Homer
- Who is pan
- What is Artemis roman name
- What are the games Hercules started?
- Who is Alcmene
- Who is the king of Mycenae?
- what is the mountain that all the Greek gods/goddess live on
- What is the 5 labor Hercules had to do
- How is lolaus connected to Hercules
- What labor Involved the Stymphalian birds
- what type of souls where sent to the Elysian fields
- What animal was carved that held men in it?
20 Clues: Who is pan • Who is Homer • Who is Alcmene • A child of a god/mortal • Who is the love goddess • What is Artemis roman name • Who is the king of Mycenae? • What started the Trojan war? • Who is the God of all god/goddess • Who does the Cretan bull belong to • What was the last labor of Hercules • How is lolaus connected to Hercules • What are the games Hercules started? • ...
Greek vocab 2026-02-24
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- A government ruled by a small group of people.
- The beliefs, customs, and way of life of a group of people.
- Ancient athletic games held in Greece to honor the gods.
- The exchange of goods and services between people or places.
- A new idea, method, or invention that improves life.
- The art and design of buildings.
- The practice of farming and growing crops or raising animals.
- A math rule or idea that has been proven to be true.
- Related to the study of the natural world using observation and experiments.
- The system that makes and enforces laws for a country or society.
- A group of people who meet to make laws or decisions.
- The state of being treated fairly and having the same rights.
- A collection of stories about gods and heroes that explain the world.
- A female god.
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- A form of government where citizens have the power to vote and make decisions.
- The study of thinking, knowledge, and life’s big questions.
- A set of letters used to form words and language.
- People who are official members of a country or city-state and have rights.
- A person who studies ideas about life, knowledge, and truth.
- A place where plays, tragedies, and comedies are performed.
- A city that acts as its own independent country.
- An advanced society with cities, government, and culture.
- A change people make to survive in their environment.
- The belief in many gods.
- A piece of land surrounded by water on three sides.
- A narrow strip of land that connects two larger land areas.
- The system of how a society makes, buys, and sells goods.
- Low land between mountains or hills.
- A system where people are treated as property and forced to work without pay.
- Changes made to improve a system or government.
30 Clues: A female god. • The belief in many gods. • The art and design of buildings. • Low land between mountains or hills. • A government ruled by a small group of people. • Changes made to improve a system or government. • A city that acts as its own independent country. • A set of letters used to form words and language. • A piece of land surrounded by water on three sides. • ...
roman-greek 2026-02-11
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- sea around Greece
- Roman province in the Balkans
- list of 3 wars
- where Alexander Died
- island south of Athens
- holy land
- the battle that ended the 2nd Punic war
- River that was crossed
- the man that turned the 2nd Punic war
- Caesar's campaign
- YELLING
- Papal Language
- landmark in Alexandria bce
- Caesar's plan before march 15th
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- The ERM
- happened in 476 AD
- land that Alexander stopped at
- heart of the HRE
- Roman Crown
- Culture
- Deadist day in roman history
- Roman __________
- main way roman men got importent
- the Greatist conquest of alexander
- roman armys
- the invaders from the east
- Constantine
- Roman settlement turned Capital
28 Clues: The ERM • Culture • YELLING • holy land • Roman Crown • roman armys • Constantine • list of 3 wars • Papal Language • heart of the HRE • Roman __________ • sea around Greece • Caesar's campaign • happened in 476 AD • where Alexander Died • island south of Athens • River that was crossed • the invaders from the east • landmark in Alexandria bce • Deadist day in roman history • Roman province in the Balkans • ...
Greek Myths 2026-02-23
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- What part of Achilles was not dipped into river Styx
- Who is Homer
- What labor Involved the Stymphalian birds
- What is Artemis roman name
- Who is the God of all god/goddess
- what is the mountain that all the Greek gods/goddess live on
- What are the games Hercules started?
- Who does the Cretan bull belong to
- Who is pan
- Who is the goddess of wisdom, war and civic pride?
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- What was the last labor of Hercules
- Who is the love goddess
- mom Who is Alcmene
- What started the Trojan war?
- Who is the king of Mycenae?
- How is lolaus connected to Hercules
- A child of a god/mortal
- What animal was carved that held men in it?
- What is the 5 labor Hercules had to do
- what type of souls where sent to the Elysian fields
20 Clues: Who is pan • Who is Homer • mom Who is Alcmene • Who is the love goddess • A child of a god/mortal • What is Artemis roman name • Who is the king of Mycenae? • What started the Trojan war? • Who is the God of all god/goddess • Who does the Cretan bull belong to • What was the last labor of Hercules • How is lolaus connected to Hercules • What are the games Hercules started? • ...
Greek trivia 2026-03-09
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- lion killed by Hercules
- where did Hercules tenth labor take place
- held up the sky
- Hephestus is the god of
- king Minos bull lived here
- who planned the wooden horse trick
- bravest trojan warrior
- hydra had ___ heads
- how many rivers in underworld
- goddess of hunting and wildlife
- Paris was supposed to be a good judge of
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- Artemis roman name
- Helen was kidnapped from this city
- Achilleases solders are called
- true or false tent labor involved shortest journey
- Hercules number of labors
- Heras roman name
- Hercules nephew
- Athenas roman name
- crafted Achilles new armor
20 Clues: held up the sky • Hercules nephew • Heras roman name • Artemis roman name • Athenas roman name • hydra had ___ heads • bravest trojan warrior • lion killed by Hercules • Hephestus is the god of • Hercules number of labors • king Minos bull lived here • crafted Achilles new armor • how many rivers in underworld • Achilleases solders are called • goddess of hunting and wildlife • ...
Greek Gods 2024-08-24
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- West wind
- Dreams
- Fire, volcanoes, craftsmen, forges, blacksmiths
- Sea, earthquakes, horses
- Day
- Hygiene, cleanliness
- Agriculture
- Sea/nymphs
- Strength
- Fertility
- Strife
- South wind
- Wisdom, warfare
- Sun, poetry, music, medicine, oracles, archery
- North wind
- Truth
- Stars
- War, violence, bloodlust, weapons
- Spiders
- Commerce, languages, thievery, trickery, messengers
- Spring
- Marriage, queens
- Cheese, beekeepers
- Night
- Violent death
- Agriculture, wheat
- Underworld, riches
- Revenge
- Dolphins
- Winter
- Youth
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- Wine, partying, madness
- Vegetable gardens
- Hearth, home
- Medicine
- Magic, crossroads
- Nature, wilderness
- Marriage ceremonies
- Ghosts
- Sleep
- Childbirth
- Sea monsters
- Panic
- Victory
- East wind
- Moon, hunting, archery, young maidens
- Sky, lightning, thunder, kings
- Love
- Love, beauty
- Misery, poison
- Death
- Peaceful death
- Nets
- Wrestling
- Fear
- Old age
- Luck
- Rainbows
- Violent sea storms
- Law
- Choices
61 Clues: Day • Law • Love • Nets • Fear • Luck • Sleep • Panic • Death • Truth • Stars • Night • Youth • Dreams • Ghosts • Strife • Spring • Winter • Victory • Spiders • Old age • Revenge • Choices • Medicine • Strength • Rainbows • Dolphins • West wind • Fertility • East wind • Wrestling • Sea/nymphs • Childbirth • South wind • North wind • Agriculture • Hearth, home • Sea monsters • Love, beauty • Violent death • Misery, poison • Peaceful death • Wisdom, warfare • Marriage, queens • ...
Kabihasnang Greek 2024-10-25
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- Ito ay Dardanelles ngayon na nais makontrol ng mga lunsog noon na naging sanhi ng Trojan War.
- Natutuhan mula sa mga Minoan ang kahalagahan ng kalakalan at sistema ng _____________.
- Tawag sa Greece noon.
- Lungsod-estado ng Greece na kilala sa pagiging demokratiko.
- Uri ng pamahalaan na ambag ng Athens sa mundo.
- Tagapag-ugnay ng Greece sa ibang panig ng mundo.
- Maunlad ang kalakalang pandagat ng Greece dahil sa mainam na ___________.
- Siya ang nagsalaysay ukol sa Trojan War.
- Gumawa ng Kodigo na nagbibigay ng pagkakapantay – pantay sa lipunan.
- Tagasaka sa malalawak na lupain ng mga Spartan
- Namahagi ng malaking lupang sakahan.
- Natuklasan niya noong 1870 ang isang guho ng isang lungsod na nagpatunay na batay sa isang tunay na pangyayari ang salaysay ng Trojan War.
- Kabisera ng Kabihasnang Minoans.
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- Dito umunlad ang Kabihasnang Minoans.
- Tagapagtanggol ng polis.
- Tawag ng mga Greeks sa sarili
- Tumutukoy sa mga pinunong nagsulong sa karapatan ng karaniwang tao at maayos na pamahalaan.
- Sa kanila natutunan ng mga Greeks ang alphabeto.
- Unang sibilisasyong Aegean.
- Lungsod-estado ng Greece na kilala sa pagiging militaristiko.
- Kanino hinango ang pangalan nv Greece noon?
- Ito ang tawag sa pinuno ng Athens.
- Ginawang illegal ang pagkaalipin dahil sa utang.
- Pinuno ng Asembleya.
- Dito matatagpuan ang pamilihang bayan at liwasan at nasa mabababng bahagi ng lungsod-estado.
- Pamayanang matatagpuan sa mataas na bahagi ng lungsod
- Ama ng Athenian Democracy.
- - Ito ay ang pagpipili sa taong nagsisilbing panganib sa Athens at pagpapalayas nito sa loob ng 10 taon kung makakuha siya ng 6,000 boto.
- Hukbong binubuo ng 16 hanay ng mga mandirigma.
- Tawag sa lungsod – estado (city state) komunidad ng tao na may iisang mithiin at pagkakakilanlan.
30 Clues: Pinuno ng Asembleya. • Tawag sa Greece noon. • Tagapagtanggol ng polis. • Ama ng Athenian Democracy. • Unang sibilisasyong Aegean. • Tawag ng mga Greeks sa sarili • Kabisera ng Kabihasnang Minoans. • Ito ang tawag sa pinuno ng Athens. • Namahagi ng malaking lupang sakahan. • Dito umunlad ang Kabihasnang Minoans. • Siya ang nagsalaysay ukol sa Trojan War. • ...
Greek Beings 2024-10-09
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- Part lion, part snake, part goat
- God of the underworld
- God of the forge
- The beautiful winged stallion
- The first being into existence
- Weaver turned into a spider
- The physical Earth
- God of music and archery
- Titan of foresight
- God of the sky and lightning
- God of wine
- Goddess of the hearth
- Watchdog of the underworld
- Man with one body and three heads
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- God of commerce and thieves
- The physical Abyss
- Titan of time
- Serpent with regenerating heads
- Beast that can lull men into drowning themselves
- God of war
- God of the sun
- Goddess of the moon
- God of the ocean
- Giant with one eye
- Goddess of marriage
- The physical Sky
- God of death
- Goddess of the underworld
- Goddess of the hunt
- Goddess of wisdom
- Goddess of love
- Greatest and most powerful of all monsters
- God of love
- Goddess of harvest
- Titan of the sky
35 Clues: God of war • God of love • God of wine • God of death • Titan of time • God of the sun • Goddess of love • God of the ocean • God of the forge • The physical Sky • Titan of the sky • Goddess of wisdom • The physical Abyss • Giant with one eye • The physical Earth • Goddess of harvest • Titan of foresight • Goddess of the moon • Goddess of marriage • Goddess of the hunt • God of the underworld • ...
Greek Gods 2024-11-22
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- God of fire
- God of music
- Goddess of love
- God of festivity
- King of the underworld
- Personification of death
- Messenger of the gods
- Goddess of night
- Queen of the sea
- King of the gods
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- King of the sea
- Goddess of wisdom
- Goddess of agriculture
- Personification of sleep
- Queen of the underworld
- Queen of the gods
- Goddess of the hunt
- Goddess of witchcraft
- God of war
- Goddess of the rainbow
20 Clues: God of war • God of fire • God of music • King of the sea • Goddess of love • God of festivity • Goddess of night • Queen of the sea • King of the gods • Goddess of wisdom • Queen of the gods • Goddess of the hunt • Goddess of witchcraft • Messenger of the gods • Goddess of agriculture • King of the underworld • Goddess of the rainbow • Queen of the underworld • Personification of sleep • ...
Go Greek! 2025-01-14
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- a kind of math that studies the size, shapes and position of things
- someone who makes charitable donations to increase human well-being
- the study of the earth through rocks
- lover of books
- word, study
- when someone or something changes in appearance, character or shape
- an occurence causing widespread destruction
- earth
- love of harmony
- a fall blooming star-shaped flower
- physical characteristics of the earth
- a person who loves and investigates nature,cause, principles and reasoning
- small rocky shapes that orbit the sun
- a star shaped figure used to indicate an omission
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- to change in shape
- something that has no clear shape or structure
- conversation between two people
- the study of reasoning
- to cause to undergo a change
- someone who pilots a spacecraft among the stars
- the smallest part of a word
- heat from the earth
- the city of brotherly love
- love
- star
- to make a reason or an excuse for a fault or offense
26 Clues: love • star • earth • word, study • lover of books • love of harmony • to change in shape • heat from the earth • the study of reasoning • the city of brotherly love • the smallest part of a word • to cause to undergo a change • conversation between two people • a fall blooming star-shaped flower • the study of the earth through rocks • physical characteristics of the earth • ...
Greek Gods 2025-03-01
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- God of the Sun
- God of Traveling
- God of Death
- God of Nature
- Goddess of Love
- Goddess of Marriage
- Goddess of the Hearth
- Goddess of the Earth
- Goddess of Spring
- First King of the Cosmos
- God of War
- God of Love
- Goddess of Agriculture
- God of Wine
- Goddess of the Moon
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- God of Fire
- Goddess of Wisdom
- Second King of the Cosmos
- Goddess of the Hunt
- God of Medicine
- God of the Underworld
- God of Poetry
- Holds the Sky
- God of the Ocean
- Goddess of Dawn
- Creator of Humanity
- Current King of the Cosmos
27 Clues: God of War • God of Fire • God of Love • God of Wine • God of Death • God of Nature • God of Poetry • Holds the Sky • God of the Sun • Goddess of Love • God of Medicine • Goddess of Dawn • God of Traveling • God of the Ocean • Goddess of Wisdom • Goddess of Spring • Goddess of the Hunt • Goddess of Marriage • Creator of Humanity • Goddess of the Moon • Goddess of the Earth • Goddess of the Hearth • ...
Greek Alphabet 2025-01-10
24 Clues: - Ε, ε • - Ζ, ζ • - Λ, λ • - Ι, ι • - Η, η • - Ξ, ξ • - Ρ, ρ • - Μ, μ • - Θ, θ • - Ω, ω • - Κ, κ • - Α, α • - Π, π • - Ψ, ψ • - Β, β • - Φ, φ • - Χ, χ • - Δ, δ • - Τ, τ • - Σ, σ • - Γ, γ • - Ο, ο • - Ν, ν • - Υ, υ
Greek Roots 2025-04-22
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- something made up and put into stories
- the act of taking photos
- used to communicate with people all over the world
- a device to look at space
- a person who goes to space
- something that goes by itself
- the specific sounds of letters
- words having same pronunciation but different meaning
- used by machines
- a signature
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- when something terrible happens
- a picture
- an old device used to send messages back and forth
- a person who works on cars
- a lens with a longer focal length than standard, giving a narrow field of view
- a person who studies space
- a box that is able to transmit light into pictures
- a car
- a story that is made up
- a message sent by a telegraph
20 Clues: a car • a picture • a signature • used by machines • a story that is made up • the act of taking photos • a device to look at space • a person who works on cars • a person who studies space • a person who goes to space • something that goes by itself • a message sent by a telegraph • the specific sounds of letters • when something terrible happens • something made up and put into stories • ...
Greek stuff 2025-09-18
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- moved into the war-torn countryside
- war for many years historians thought that the legendary stories of _____ was totally fictional
- art their values of harmony order balance and proportion became the standard of what is called
- democracy a form of government in which citizens rule directly
- was the fundamental political unit in ancient Greece
- narrative poems celebrating heroic deeds
- an independent trading city located in Anatolia
- called a king ruled by government called a
- war between the two city states that started
- rule by the people
- traditional stories about their gods
- became the most powerful fighting force in the ancient world
- contained scenes filled with slapstick situations and crude humor
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- wars between Greece and Persian empire
- these rulers were called this
- believed in absolute standards did exist for truth and justice
- was a serious drama about common themes such as love hate war or betrayal
- some people who settled on the Greek mainland around 200 b.c were later known as the _______
- questioned the nature of the world and of human belief
- wrote down the conversations of Socrates
- oceans were important routes for the Greek people
- a government ruled by few powerful people
- meaning lovers of wisdom
- citizens gathered to discuss city government
- he wrote the itlia
25 Clues: rule by the people • he wrote the itlia • meaning lovers of wisdom • these rulers were called this • moved into the war-torn countryside • traditional stories about their gods • wars between Greece and Persian empire • wrote down the conversations of Socrates • narrative poems celebrating heroic deeds • a government ruled by few powerful people • ...
Greek Gods 2025-05-15
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- God of sun and music
- Goddess of family
- God of wine
- God of war
- God of sleep
- Goddess of marriage
- Goddess of the moon
- Goddess of spring
- Goddess of magic and witchcraft
- Goddess of the night
- God of love and procreation
- Goddess of the Earth
- God of thieves
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- God of blacksmiths
- God of death
- God of the underworld
- Goddess of strife and discord
- Goddess of agriculture
- Goddess of revenge
- God of the sea and horses
- Goddess of wisdom and warfare
- Goddess of victory
- Maiden goddess of the hunt
- Goddess of love and beauty
24 Clues: God of war • God of wine • God of death • God of sleep • God of thieves • Goddess of family • Goddess of spring • God of blacksmiths • Goddess of revenge • Goddess of victory • Goddess of marriage • Goddess of the moon • God of sun and music • Goddess of the night • Goddess of the Earth • God of the underworld • Goddess of agriculture • God of the sea and horses • Maiden goddess of the hunt • ...
Greek Theatre 2025-10-14
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- those who know the ways of the god
- means of blinding oneself
- Oedipus' eventual fate
- 'conspirator!', claims Oedipus
- 'dancing space'
- deadly problem-giver
- played at the bottom of the krater by the Pronomos Painter
- has that vision which our protagonist lacks
- club-carrying hero
- a palace onstage, usually
- 'viewing space'
- the more severe of the playwrights
- Greek for contest
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- he broke away from the dithyramb, the legend goes
- god of revelry and liberation
- process of cleansing or purifying one's emotions, according to Aristotle
- procession before the plays
- opening ode
- maternal and sororal to Oedipus
- father of Oedipus, mistakenly
- pictured often with Dionysus
- Oedipus' place of birth
- one line from one, then another from another
- how the gods come down
24 Clues: opening ode • 'dancing space' • 'viewing space' • Greek for contest • club-carrying hero • deadly problem-giver • Oedipus' eventual fate • how the gods come down • Oedipus' place of birth • means of blinding oneself • a palace onstage, usually • procession before the plays • pictured often with Dionysus • god of revelry and liberation • father of Oedipus, mistakenly • ...
Roman Crossward Puzzle 2016-03-23
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- Greek counterpart of Jupiter
- declared by Rome's law code innocent until proven "what"
- Testament/the holy book for the Christians
- the Punic wars
- Empire/continuation of the eastern Roman Empire
- spoke this language
- arena for the gladiators
- Romana/the period of peace and prosperity in Rome
- person with legal rights in the society
- who believed in one god
- anticipated saviour of the Jews
- water into the Roman cities
- Caesar/the changed name of Octavian
- of government where people vote for representatives who make laws
- Greek counterpart of Apollo
- one of the greatest military commanders in history
- of government where a single leader is in charge of a country or several jointed states
- willing to die for their faith
- laid the foundation for Roman astronomy
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- area in the center of Rome where people went to trade and debate politics
- Greek counterpart of Minerva
- Greek counterpart of Juno
- temple to the chief gods and goddesses in Rome
- Caesar/was assassinated in 44 BC.
- Christianity across the region
- Greek counterpart of Venus
- increase in prices
- a quarter million miles of these connected the Roman Empire
- the lasting legacy of the Roman Empire
- up the majority of the population in Roman society
- invaded Italy with an army of these
- inverted to Christianity after having a spiritual encounter with Jesus
- to be the son of God to his followers the Christians
- architectural feature in Rome
- carry Jesus' cross
- Greek counterpart of Diana
- Antony/Caesar's second in command general
- Twelve Tables/twelve tables located in the center of Rome upon which the law was written
- wrote the poem "The Aeneid"
- Triumverate/included Octavian, Marc Antony, and Lepidus
40 Clues: the Punic wars • increase in prices • carry Jesus' cross • spoke this language • who believed in one god • arena for the gladiators • Greek counterpart of Juno • Greek counterpart of Venus • Greek counterpart of Diana • water into the Roman cities • Greek counterpart of Apollo • wrote the poem "The Aeneid" • Greek counterpart of Jupiter • Greek counterpart of Minerva • ...
Ancient Greece Vs. Ancient Rome BY Quinlyn Kubo 2021-02-11
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- ancient Rome and ancient Greece started to FIRST learn how to ____.
- Greek built roads to connect ___ cities while Rome built 1 road to 1 city.
- Romans created an empire that lasted 500 years while rome created a empire that lasted ____ years
- Ancient Rome and ancient Greece both get married but there was no such thing as _____.
- Both ancient Roman women and ancient Greek women wore _____ during the day.
- Roman kings gave way to a representative, elected a ________ until it was displaced by the power of the emperors.
- The ancient Roman diet consisted mostly of meat, while the ancient Greece diet consisted mostly of ________.
- romans admired Greek pottery, painting, and sculpture. The Romans got some Greek ideas from _____ art.
- In Ancient Rome Julius Caesar was known but in ancient Greece Alexander the _____ was known.
- Ancient Romans artists often focused on ______________,while Greece artists focused on their modern day era.
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- Ancient Greece and ancient Rome both used the same ___ to sculpt.
- The Romans got inspired by the Greeks and their methods of using more _____ and different rhythms.
- the greek and the romans both love to dance and the greeks even set up a ______ to teach the romans how to help dance.
- Roman towns consisted of buildings and temples that they used to worship their gods as, ancient Greece went based on the sun and _____.
- Ancient Romans got married at 25 and ancient Greece got married at the age of 13 or ____.
- Ancient Greece houses were focused on keeping people hot during the winter and warm during the summer, and Rome houses were focused on _________ insight.
- Some Roman toys were horses, playhouses and carts, in ancient greece they played with a __________.
- The most common drink in ancient Rome and ancient Greece was _____.
- Ancient Greek men wore tunics, while ancient roman men wore _______.
- Ancient Rome had a ______ , (type of government), whereas ancient Greece had a democracy.
20 Clues: Ancient Greece and ancient Rome both used the same ___ to sculpt. • ancient Rome and ancient Greece started to FIRST learn how to ____. • The most common drink in ancient Rome and ancient Greece was _____. • Ancient Greek men wore tunics, while ancient roman men wore _______. • Greek built roads to connect ___ cities while Rome built 1 road to 1 city. • ...
Roman Mythology Crossword 2016-10-04
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- goddess of war
- God of the sky who was the king of gods
- Goddess of wine and celebration
- destined to be a great warrior
- Aphrodite was highly jealous of her
- river styx You had to pay the toll when passing
- a three headed creature who guarded the underworld
- given the touch of gold
- traded his golden staff for mercury's lyre
- specialized in hunting
- often very jealous of other women seeking her husband
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- was put on a mountain for he was too ugly
- wore winged sandals
- her daughter was taken away to the underworld by Pluto
- her head was thrown into the water which created a coral reef
- 3 giants who made jupiter his lightning bolts
- taught man how to use tools
- home of the olympians
18 Clues: goddess of war • wore winged sandals • home of the olympians • specialized in hunting • given the touch of gold • taught man how to use tools • destined to be a great warrior • Goddess of wine and celebration • Aphrodite was highly jealous of her • God of the sky who was the king of gods • was put on a mountain for he was too ugly • traded his golden staff for mercury's lyre • ...
Ancient Greece 2022-09-22
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- "The Great" Greek conqueror.
- Greek mathematician.
- Rule by the wealthy elite.
- Philosopher who taught at "The Academy".
- "The Father of History."
- Writer of The Iliad and The Odyssey.
- Government by the people.
- Plato's most famous student.
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- Rule by the landholding elite.
- Lovers of wisdom.
- The first great Greek philosopher.
- Leader during the Golden Age.
- Physician who studied illnesses.
13 Clues: Lovers of wisdom. • Greek mathematician. • "The Father of History." • Government by the people. • Rule by the wealthy elite. • "The Great" Greek conqueror. • Plato's most famous student. • Leader during the Golden Age. • Rule by the landholding elite. • Physician who studied illnesses. • The first great Greek philosopher. • Writer of The Iliad and The Odyssey. • ...
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 • ...
U1.2 Exam Review 2025-02-04
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- Considered the 1st Apostolic Father
- Greek for “one who is sent”
- A Greek word meaning “Teaching”
- Coined the term “Catholic”
- A person who offers an argument in the defense of something controversial
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- Greek word meaning ‘advocate’
- Jesus told His followers to “go and make disciples of all nations”
- Considered 1st Church Theologian
- Justin Martyr is considered the First Apology
- Often called the “Birthday of the Church”
- Greek word for “witness”
- Prefigures the Church
12 Clues: Prefigures the Church • Greek word for “witness” • Coined the term “Catholic” • Greek for “one who is sent” • Greek word meaning ‘advocate’ • A Greek word meaning “Teaching” • Considered 1st Church Theologian • Considered the 1st Apostolic Father • Often called the “Birthday of the Church” • Justin Martyr is considered the First Apology • ...
Greek and Roman Mythology: How Much Do You Know? 2022-06-10
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- The Greek god of the sea (8)
- Menelaus was king of this city during the Trojan War (6)
- Creatures whose songs tempted sailors to their deaths (6)
- Phaethon foolishly wanted to borrow the __________ of the Sun God (7)
- The only part of Achilles that remained vulnerable (4)
- The patron goddess of Athens (6)
- Famous Greek inventor, whose cleverness put his son in danger (8)
- This Titan 'stole' fire from the gods, and was punished by having his liver eaten by an eagle (10)
- Hero who was ordered to complete twelve tasks, or 'Labours' (7)
- This god of wine was born from Zeus' thigh (8)
- Name given to the sailors who accompanied Jason to find the Golden Fleece (9)
- A princess who could tell the future, but was cursed never to be believed (9)
- A river that you can only cross once (4)
- A Greek hero who built the Trojan Horse, and suffered a difficult journey home (8)
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- This hero killed the Gorgon, Medusa (7)
- Cadmus sowed a field with __________ from a dragon, and an army of warriors grew from them (5)
- This three-headed dog guarded the Underworld (8)
- This woman boasted that she could weave better than the gods, and was turned into a spider (7)
- A young man who fell in love with himself (9)
- Where the most evil people were punished in the Underworld (8)
- Persephone ate a seed from this fruit, and had to stay in the Underworld for half of the year (11)
- This woman was given a box, and told never to open it (7)
- The king of the Roman gods (7)
- The Greek goddess of hunting (7)
- A wedding-gift that started the Trojan War (6,5)
- The twin brother of the founder of Rome (5)
- Greek island on which the Minotaur's labyrinth was constructed (5)
- This foolish king wished to turn everything he touched into gold (5)
28 Clues: The Greek god of the sea (8) • The king of the Roman gods (7) • The patron goddess of Athens (6) • The Greek goddess of hunting (7) • This hero killed the Gorgon, Medusa (7) • A river that you can only cross once (4) • The twin brother of the founder of Rome (5) • A young man who fell in love with himself (9) • This god of wine was born from Zeus' thigh (8) • ...
Religion UNIT Vocabulary (Group 1) 2023-10-17
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- A collection of traditional stories that express the beliefs or values of a group of people.
- A religion that originated in India and can be viewed as both monotheistic and polytheistic; religious beliefs and cultural practices are characterized by a belief in reincarnation and a supreme being of many forms and natures.
- A religion based on the messages that Muhammad is believed to have received from God. In Arabic, the word Islam means "to submit to God."
- Is the belief in many Gods (Judaism, Greek Mythology, and Ancient Americans).
- The religion of the Israelites of the Bible and of the Jews of today, based on the teachings of the Torah. Judaism involves the belief in one God, whose Chosen People are the Jews. Abraham is considered the founder of Judaism, although Moses, who delivered the laws of God to the Israelites, is also an important figure. It is the world's oldest monotheistic religion.
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- The way of life propagated by a Chinese philosopher named K'ung Fu-tzu or Confucious, the Westernized version, believed that a society could have become perfect, if the people who lived in it exhibited "beautiful conduct." High value is given to learning and to devotion to family (including ancestors).
- Is the belief in one God (Judaism, Christianity, and Islam).
- A religious teaching by Buddha and his followers, which declares that by destroying greed and hatred, which are the causes of all suffering, man can attain perfect enlightenment.
- The Christian religion, based on the life and teachings of Jesus and on the Christian holy book, the Bible.
9 Clues: Is the belief in one God (Judaism, Christianity, and Islam). • Is the belief in many Gods (Judaism, Greek Mythology, and Ancient Americans). • A collection of traditional stories that express the beliefs or values of a group of people. • The Christian religion, based on the life and teachings of Jesus and on the Christian holy book, the Bible. • ...
greece crossword 2014-01-23
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- was a Greek philosopher who studied geometry
- was a Greek philosopher who made discoveries about medicine
- the word for a Greek cities state
- a government ruled by few
- The highest point in a Greek cities state, usually a hill
- was the second major Greek philosopher
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- was the first of 3 major Greek philosophers
- a government where the people are in control
- is the study of how the world works and how we think
- a government ruled by a king
10 Clues: a government ruled by few • a government ruled by a king • the word for a Greek cities state • was the second major Greek philosopher • was the first of 3 major Greek philosophers • was a Greek philosopher who studied geometry • a government where the people are in control • is the study of how the world works and how we think • ...
all about us 2025-02-04
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- thai comfort dish
- our go-to lunch
- gaming youtube channel starring
- go to fun fact involves
- infamous European brand of chocolate
- common phrase used by a sassy man
- month of thanks
- where we'll both be (abbreviated)
- reptile in Monsters Inc.
- animal, noah
- low temperature
- musician we both posted each other to
- day we started dating
- time allocated for brainrot on a bigger platform
- musical produced starring Latinx characters
- first movie we watched together alone
- brand you're currently wearing
- jewelry associated with southeast asian cultures
- our color
- phrase used when displaying infatuation and care
- personality, animals
- keepsakes
- bethany's lip gloss flavor
- first thing we cooked in my kitchen together
- cwl professor
- phrase to add on to express overwhelming emotions
- American mystery comedy cartoon about the unknown and mythical creatures
- best ice cream place
- cheese grocery store
- 777 is associated with being
- freaky or not, moving frames
- popular genre of books
- month we met
- infamous Madagascar character
- recent tiny desk star
- noah's preferred milk
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- Chinese restaurant in Long Beach
- time allocated for doing work and studying
- 637
- noah's gift for bethany
- layer of the skin
- halloween costume
- Japanese restuarant
- brunch place by the beach
- noah's coffee bean order
- our lunch from today
- gold membership to this place
- formal language, used when sending mail
- founder of modern philosophy
- time allocated for brainrot with streaks
- my favorite person
- our ice cream flavor
- noah's recent craving
- "God is with us"
- musical movie featuring witches
- greek mythology professor
- member of drain gang
- fourth date activity
- first pet name introduced
- Vietnamese restuarant
- common spelling of your name
- favorite thing to order at kbbq
- socal asian brand
- first gift noah got for bethany
- book written by homer, set during the trojan war
- bethany's favorite flavor
- christmas lights by the beach
- ancient greek philosopher
- best place to see lights in signal hill
- x-man character known for manipulating potential energy
- pet name occasionally used
- song played at gangnam
- month for spooky season
73 Clues: 637 • our color • keepsakes • animal, noah • month we met • cwl professor • our go-to lunch • month of thanks • low temperature • "God is with us" • thai comfort dish • layer of the skin • halloween costume • socal asian brand • my favorite person • Japanese restuarant • our lunch from today • our ice cream flavor • member of drain gang • fourth date activity • personality, animals • best ice cream place • ...
Greek vs Roman Crossword Puzzle!!! 2022-04-11
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- The clothing used in Greece was dyed and _ _ _ _ at home.
- Who was the forth emperor of the Roman Empire?
- Who was the leader of the Athens during the golden ages?
- The Roman liked to eat food based on the region called the _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Triad.
- The Romans pets included dogs, ferrets, blackbirds, and _ _ _ _ _ _ _.
- Who was a leader of the Athens?
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- A Greek god was _ _ _ _.
- Aristotle was a very famous philosopher and scientist that was _ _ _ _ 384 B.C. and he died in 322 B.C.
- Julius Caesar was a Roman military and _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ leader.
- Roman _ _ _ _ _ were equal to Men.
- A Greek god is _ _ _ _.
- Socrates was a famous Greek _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.
- Greek men were free and most _ _ _ _ _ _ in culture.
- The roman paid great attention to there what?
- One of the toys in Rome were wooden _ _ _ _ _.
- Who was the best emperor in Rome?
- A popular toy in Greece are _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.
- Greece Woman had _ _ _ _ _ _ _ marriages.
- Greeks love pets but mostly _ _ _ _ _.
- Archimedes was born in 287 B.C. and died in 212 B.C. Archimedes was born in 287 B.C. and _ _ _ _ in 212 Archimedes was born in 287 B.C. and died in B.C.
20 Clues: A Greek god is _ _ _ _. • A Greek god was _ _ _ _. • Who was a leader of the Athens? • Who was the best emperor in Rome? • Roman _ _ _ _ _ were equal to Men. • Greeks love pets but mostly _ _ _ _ _. • Greece Woman had _ _ _ _ _ _ _ marriages. • The roman paid great attention to there what? • Who was the forth emperor of the Roman Empire? • ...
LC #4 Crossword 2026-01-16
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- A form of government where power is given to a small, elite group of people
- A ancient temple in Athens, Greece
- A way of trading without using money
- A form of government that uses kings/queens
- A city-state in ancient Greece
- A system of government where citizens hold power
- A period where Greek civilization was spread through the Middle East
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- A country's period of success and great acheivement
- An ancient Greek military formation
- A small country located in southeastern Europe
- A person who studies/writes about things concerning existence
- A system of trading with money as the only currency
- An alliance of Greek city-states for defensive purposes
- A government with a small group of people in government
- A conflict fought within a singular country between two different groups
- A ruler who uses power unjustly
- The capital and the largest city of Greece
- Land that is almost entirely covered by water, but still connected to mainland
- A period where Greek city-states became allies to fight Persia
19 Clues: A city-state in ancient Greece • A ruler who uses power unjustly • A ancient temple in Athens, Greece • An ancient Greek military formation • A way of trading without using money • The capital and the largest city of Greece • A form of government that uses kings/queens • A small country located in southeastern Europe • A system of government where citizens hold power • ...
Lamhfada Crossword I 2025-08-07
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- Their goats, Tanngrisnir and Tanngnjóstr, pull their chariot
- Common name for a major creator deity in Australian Aboriginal myth
- God of the dead in Egyptian mythology
- Considered the highest kami in Shinto mythology
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- Attested to as the original 'keener' in Irish myth
- Child of the answer to 1 down
- Name of the twin gods in Yoruba myth
- Inadvertently killed by Höd after being tricked by Loki
8 Clues: Child of the answer to 1 down • Name of the twin gods in Yoruba myth • God of the dead in Egyptian mythology • Considered the highest kami in Shinto mythology • Attested to as the original 'keener' in Irish myth • Inadvertently killed by Höd after being tricked by Loki • Their goats, Tanngrisnir and Tanngnjóstr, pull their chariot • ...
7th Grade Social Studies SLO Review #1 2019-03-29
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- The executive branch _____ the laws.
- The type of source where you are getting information from someone who was not there, but may have heard or read about it somewhere else.
- The judicial branch _____ the laws.
- In a _____ democracy, citizens choose elected officials to vote on issues on their behalf.
- The title given to a person who is in charge of a tyranny.
- Lines of _____ run east and west, but measure north and south.
- Type of government where a king or queen rules based on being given power by their bloodline.
- The legislative branch _____ the laws.
- A _____ map shows borders, cities, states and countries.
- The stories that were told about the lives, actions and trials of the Greek gods is called Greek _____.
- The newest ocean in the world.
- A _____ war is a war that is fought between your own people.
- The name given to an item from history. An arrowhead would be an example.
- In a _____ democracy, each eligible citizen votes on every individual issue.
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- The number of events in the most prestigious Olympic event.
- The belief in multiple, or many, gods.
- Map _____ shows you what a distance on a map equals in real life.
- Greeks and Romans had a form of this... it is the type of government where the people have the power and make decisions.
- Lines of _____ run north and south, but measure east and west.
- True or False? If citizens do not participate in a democracy it will still be successful.
- A _____ map shows natural land features like rivers, mountains, elevation, etc.
- A device located in space that can take photos or send information down to Earth.
- Romans built these to carry water into their towns and cities.
- The type of source where you are getting the information directly from someone who was there.
- Type of government where a small group of people control the country.
- The most prestigious Olympic event.
- This was the main formation used by Greek foot soldiers (Spartans) in battle.
- A _____ rose shows you directions on a map (north, east, west, south).
- A map ____ shows you what symbols on a map stand for.
- The _____ were a set of athletic events that the Greeks started to hold to determine who their best citizens were.
- The assassination of Julius _____ started the beginning of the end of the Roman Empire.
- The largest continent in the world.
- Type of government where one person rules by using force, violence and suffering to keep power.
- The title given to a legal member of a city, state or country.
- The largest ocean in the world.
- The name given the to "mass" of continents that existed millions of years ago,
- Romans used the _____ system when creating the layout of their cities.
37 Clues: The newest ocean in the world. • The largest ocean in the world. • The judicial branch _____ the laws. • The most prestigious Olympic event. • The largest continent in the world. • The executive branch _____ the laws. • The belief in multiple, or many, gods. • The legislative branch _____ the laws. • A map ____ shows you what symbols on a map stand for. • ...
Thursday Review 2023-03-02
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- War between the Persians and the Greeks
- Father of modern democracy
- The belief in one god
- Gov type where citizens vote on every law
- Large landmass smaller than a continent
- inserting needles to relieve pain or disease
- Mountain Chain that protects Italy in the north
- 4,000 mile long trade route from China to the Med. Sea
- God of celebration
- Philosophy - people are bad by nature
- Gov structure with 3 parts
- Began the field of Geometry
- Etruscans played board games like _____ and backgammon
- The Enlightened One
- the ideas of Confucius
- Rich landowners
- blind poet who wrote about the Trojan War
- Civilization that lived on the island of Crete
- Goddess of love
- effect good or bad actions have on a person's soul
- The perfect state of peace in Buddhism
- people elect leaders to govern them
- High hill of the a Greek city state
- The Yellow River
- Father of Modern Medicine
- device measured the strength of an earthquake
- Greek city State
- Etruscans built Rome's first temples and ________
- Island off the boot of Italy
- Roman gov officials with life terms
- He conquered the Persian and Egytian empire
- Spread of ideas from 1 culture to another
- River home of the Harappans
- Rome's language
- Type of gov where a few rule
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- military training for Spartan boys
- Mountains that bisect mainland Greece
- Type of gov where the people rule themselves
- Persian leader who allowed conquered people to keep their religion
- Chinese leaders mother tried to have him killed
- Found of the city of Rome
- Period China was ruled by Shi Huangdi
- Tutor of Alexander the Great
- Greek like culture spread by Alexander
- Elected Plebeian with veto power
- Capital city of Italy
- method to balance power between gov branches
- 95% of Roman society (poor class)
- leader who uses force to maintain power
- He was sentenced to death for corrupting the youth
- To say no to proposed laws in Roman gov.
- Rome's public meeting place
- Philosophy -living in harmony with the Dao
- focusing of the mind on spiritual ideas
- uses position of the sun shadow to tell time
- process of rebirth in Hinduism
- Mountain range that runs through the Italian Peninsula
- Rome's written laws
- 5% of Roman society (rich class)
- Divided Indian Society into groups
- Goddess of the moon
- War between Athens and Sparta
- Battle formation used by the Greeks
- Goddess of agriculture
- seasonal winds that cause wet & dry seasons
- The belief in many gods
- stories about gods and heroes tha try to explain events in history
- largest religion in India today
- Rome's 2 most powerful magistrates
- He started the Academy to train gov. officials
70 Clues: Rich landowners • Goddess of love • Rome's language • The Yellow River • Greek city State • God of celebration • The Enlightened One • Rome's written laws • Goddess of the moon • The belief in one god • Capital city of Italy • the ideas of Confucius • Goddess of agriculture • The belief in many gods • Found of the city of Rome • Father of Modern Medicine • Father of modern democracy • ...
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? • ...
English 2022-05-04
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- Name of Greek city.
- Name of a long sword
- In greek they are known as the house gods.
- A name of a machine which is known as the lie detector.
- Name of a mountain peak
- Slowly disingreating.
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- Bad giants in greek who were also known as the man eating giants.
- A synonym of an omen.
- Name of a grain spirit in greek
- A memeber of a legion is in plural.
- A kiss of Peace in the Roman way is known as.
- Something you appove of.
- a large luxury car that is the most prestigious brand of General Motors.Whih starts from cad.
- A synonym of Aseemble is.
14 Clues: Name of Greek city. • Name of a long sword • A synonym of an omen. • Slowly disingreating. • Name of a mountain peak • Something you appove of. • A synonym of Aseemble is. • Name of a grain spirit in greek • A memeber of a legion is in plural. • In greek they are known as the house gods. • A kiss of Peace in the Roman way is known as. • ...
Greek Artistic Beliefs and Values 2021-10-07
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- Hill that the Parthenon was built on.
- The material the Doryphoros was originally made of.
- The third and final period of Greek art, spanning 480 to 323 BCE.
- The more decorative Greek architectural style.
- The first period of Greek art, spanning 900 to 700 BCE.
- The person who created the Parthenon project.
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- The material Roman copies of Greek artwork was made of.
- "Opposite posture".
- The second period of Greek art, spanning 600 to 480 BCE.
- The more rigid and formal Greek architectural style.
10 Clues: "Opposite posture". • Hill that the Parthenon was built on. • The person who created the Parthenon project. • The more decorative Greek architectural style. • The material the Doryphoros was originally made of. • The more rigid and formal Greek architectural style. • The material Roman copies of Greek artwork was made of. • ...
Ancient Greek Contributions 2024-04-30
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- Greek philosopher who was first to classify plants
- The Greek letter A
- Invented by Archimedes to help with irrigation
- The First Olympic Games was held here
- A prefix from the Greek meaning "people"
- The first Olympics were to honor this greek god
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- Philosopher who was found guilty by a jury and put to death
- Greek invention that is considered a primitive calculator
- A type of Greek play that always has a sad ending.
- Set up a school in Athens called The Academy
10 Clues: The Greek letter A • The First Olympic Games was held here • A prefix from the Greek meaning "people" • Set up a school in Athens called The Academy • Invented by Archimedes to help with irrigation • The first Olympics were to honor this greek god • Greek philosopher who was first to classify plants • A type of Greek play that always has a sad ending. • ...
Military History 2024-11-18
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- Persian heavy infantry and named for their supposed inability to be killed.
- Battle formation used by the Greek which locked their shields together with spears pointing forward
- Greek fortune teller that inhaled ethylene gas to tell the future but in riddles
- Alexander's beloved horse which he acquired at age 12 but died on the banks of the Indus river during a battle
- Greek battleship featuring 170 oars, 200 crew, and a bronze battering ram
- Persian admiral that killed her allies during a battle to ensure her rule over an island kingdom
- The _____ Gate of Babylon was painted blue with golden figures in the walls
- Pivotal weapon of the Bronze Age that was expensive to build and maintain
- Greek heavy infantry named for their massive shield they carried
- Largest chariot battle in history between the Egyptians and Hittites
- Last major battle of the Greco-Persia War involving 125,000 Persians and 80,000 Greeks
- Greek general hired to train Alexander's army
- Alexander the Great tutor and Greek genius of many subjects
- Cavalry units used by Alexander as shock troops and enjoyed special rank and privilege
- Famous last stand of Sparta's King Leonidas and his 300 warriors
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- A former persian slave that led the Athenians against a Persian invasion
- Major rival of the Egyptians during the Bronze Age
- Persian Emperor that conquered Egypt
- A Greek crossbow which was simple to make and practically anyone could use it
- A group of marauders that raided Bronze Age kingdoms and were never stopped but simply faded away
- Main river in Egypt responsible for agricultural prosperity
- Persian Emperor that conquered Babylon
- Homer's tale of the Trojan War
- Naval battle in which the Greeks used shifting winds to trap the Persian fleet
- Persian Emperor that invaded Greece but failed
- The Bronze Age ______ was the end of the Mediterranean trade for 500 years and ended three empires
- Egyptians used a mixture of eggs and ____ to produce a glue used in making bows
- Battle between Athens and Persia after which the Athenians ran 26 miles back to Athens to defend against a naval attack
- Alloy of tin and copper which makes excellent weapons and tools
29 Clues: Homer's tale of the Trojan War • Persian Emperor that conquered Egypt • Persian Emperor that conquered Babylon • Greek general hired to train Alexander's army • Persian Emperor that invaded Greece but failed • Major rival of the Egyptians during the Bronze Age • Main river in Egypt responsible for agricultural prosperity • ...
Unit 2 2023-02-06
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- is a form of democracy in which the electorate decides on policy initiatives without elected representatives as proxies.
- was a Greek philosopher from Athens who is credited as the founder of Western philosophy and among the first moral philosophers of the ethical tradition of thought
- was an ancient Macedonian ruler and one of history's greatest military minds who, as King of Macedonia and Persia, established the largest empire the ancient world had ever seen.
- a city state in ancient Greece, especially as considered in its ideal form for philosophical purposes.
- was an ancient Greek war fought between Athens and Sparta and their respective allies for the hegemony of the Greek world.
- is an ancient citadel located on a rocky outcrop above the city of Athens and contains the remains of several ancient buildings
- a cruel and oppressive ruler.
- was a Greek poet credited as the author of the Iliad and the Odyssey, two epic poems that are foundational works of ancient Greek literature.
- was a rectangular mass military formation, usually composed entirely of heavy infantry armed with spears, pikes, sarissas, or similar pole weapons
- a small group of people having control of a country, organization, or institution.
- was the last phase of the Bronze Age in Ancient Greece, spanning the period from approximately 1750 to 1050 BC.
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- series of wars fought by Greek states and Persia over a period of almost half a century.
- was waged against the city of Troy by the Achaeans after Paris of Troy took Helen from her husband Menelaus, king of Sparta.
- a person engaged or learned in philosophy, especially as an academic discipline.
- a member of a class of serfs in ancient Sparta, intermediate in status between slaves and citizens.
- a system of government by the whole population or all the eligible members of a state, typically through elected representatives.
- is a form of government in which a person, the monarch, is head of state for life or until abdication.
- the highest class in certain societies, especially those holding hereditary titles or offices.
- was a philosopher in Classical Greece and the founder of the Academy in Athens, the first institution of higher learning in the Western world.
- was an Ancient Greek philosopher and polymath.
20 Clues: a cruel and oppressive ruler. • was an Ancient Greek philosopher and polymath. • a person engaged or learned in philosophy, especially as an academic discipline. • a small group of people having control of a country, organization, or institution. • series of wars fought by Greek states and Persia over a period of almost half a century. • ...
Greek Theatre 2012-05-11
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- God of War
- God of music and healing
- Goddess of the Hunt
- King of the Underworld
- Goddess of Love
- Goddess of wisdom and skill
- Where the Trojan war took place
- Where Oedipus rules over
- Where Oedipus grew up
- Wife of Zeus
- The man who killed his father
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- Leader of the gods
- The fruit that Eris threw
- God of the Sea
- What Medea used to poison the princess
- God of Fire
- God of Wine
- Goddess of the Harvest
- Jason's ex wife
- God of travel
20 Clues: God of War • God of Fire • God of Wine • Wife of Zeus • God of travel • God of the Sea • Goddess of Love • Jason's ex wife • Leader of the gods • Goddess of the Hunt • Where Oedipus grew up • King of the Underworld • Goddess of the Harvest • God of music and healing • Where Oedipus rules over • The fruit that Eris threw • Goddess of wisdom and skill • The man who killed his father • ...
Greek Art 2013-01-30
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- Not kouroi?
- A supportive lady?
- Bronze god found in the Piraeus.
- A pose?
- The Thracians appreciated his music (mostly).
- People from whom the Greeks got some ideas.
- What should Polykleitas' Doryphoros bear?
- Could he have been Egyptian?
- Sculptor of an allegory.
- Who Achilles pursues on Kleitias' vase.
- Lines designed to suggest movement.
- Lines designed to suggest transparency of drapery.
- Who pursues Oreithyia on an oinochoe by the Pan Painter?
- A supportive chap?
- Or Poseidon?
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- Who painted 'Dionysus Sailing'?
- The first chap to disdain symmetry?
- Who sculpted the Nike on a triangular pillar at Olympia?
- What Euthymides likes to paint men doing...
- Correct names for Peace and Wealth?
- Proper name for Myron's masterpiece?
- To be found in the agora?
- Kleitias' most famed vase.
- The shape of the inside of a cup.
24 Clues: A pose? • Not kouroi? • Or Poseidon? • A supportive lady? • A supportive chap? • Sculptor of an allegory. • To be found in the agora? • Kleitias' most famed vase. • Could he have been Egyptian? • Who painted 'Dionysus Sailing'? • Bronze god found in the Piraeus. • The shape of the inside of a cup. • The first chap to disdain symmetry? • Correct names for Peace and Wealth? • ...
Greek tragedy 2013-06-12
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- Antigone's fiancee
- Becomes a martyr for her beliefs
- Walks on four legs in the morning, two in the afternoon, and three in the evening
- Enslaved the people of Thebes until Oedipus arrived
- A blind prophet
- Group of masked performed whose values reflect the audience's
- Disastrous conclusion of a tragedy
- Another name for guard
- Person of high rank who falls from that position
- Killed by his son
- Destiny decreed by the gods that you cannot escape
- Brother-in-law to Oedipus
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- Sister to Creon
- Lone survivor of Oedipus's line
- Greek god of wine, fertility, and performing arts
- First playwright to use three actors
- Forbidden a proper burial
- Leader of the Chorus
- Weakness or error in judgement of tragic hero
- Shares the same fate as Jocasta
20 Clues: Sister to Creon • A blind prophet • Killed by his son • Antigone's fiancee • Leader of the Chorus • Another name for guard • Forbidden a proper burial • Brother-in-law to Oedipus • Lone survivor of Oedipus's line • Shares the same fate as Jocasta • Becomes a martyr for her beliefs • Disastrous conclusion of a tragedy • First playwright to use three actors • ...
Greek Myths 2013-06-03
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- goddess of the rainbow
- nine-headed water-serpent
- gorgon the turns people to stone
- half horse half man
- god of sleep
- ferryman of Hades who carries souls to the Underworld
- god of dreams
- a monster that lives in the Underworl with a woman head and a bird body
- a monster that is part man part griffen and part lion
- daughters of Zeus and Mnemosyne
- goddess of victory
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- half man half goat
- monster that is part lion, part goat and part dragon
- three headed dog
- goddess of dawn
- son of Poseidon and Thoosa
- goddess of revenge
- king of Phrygia
- sea nymphs who lured sailors to their death with a bewitching song
- minor goddesses of the forests
20 Clues: god of sleep • god of dreams • goddess of dawn • king of Phrygia • three headed dog • half man half goat • goddess of revenge • goddess of victory • half horse half man • goddess of the rainbow • nine-headed water-serpent • son of Poseidon and Thoosa • minor goddesses of the forests • daughters of Zeus and Mnemosyne • gorgon the turns people to stone • ...
Greek Gods 2014-02-18
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- God of dreams
- God of love
- God of the sea
- Goddess of victory
- Goddess of love and beauty
- God of death
- Goddess of youth
- Goddess of the hearth and home
- God of the Underworld
- Goddess of good luck and good fortune
- Goddess of rainbows and messages
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- Goddess of agriculture
- God of war
- God of wine and parties
- God of sleep
- God of fire and metalwork
- Goddess of revenge and balance
- God of thieves, messages, and travel
- Goddess of wisdom, crafts, and battle
- Goddess of the moon, the hunt, and young women
- God of the sun, music, poetry, healing, and prophecy
- Goddess of magic, ghosts, and witches
- God of the sky and king of the gods
- Goddess of marriage and family
24 Clues: God of war • God of love • God of sleep • God of death • God of dreams • God of the sea • Goddess of youth • Goddess of victory • God of the Underworld • Goddess of agriculture • God of wine and parties • God of fire and metalwork • Goddess of love and beauty • Goddess of revenge and balance • Goddess of the hearth and home • Goddess of marriage and family • Goddess of rainbows and messages • ...
Greek Discoveries 2014-06-15
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- Only attendee that admits to wearing a diaper.
- Rob's former band.
- All Garbes _____.
- Soccer star, trivia champ and a groom to be.
- What does "Bohnen" mean?
- What run did Anne complete last October?
- Yael's nickname
- What was the name of the group of cousins in the 1st video?
- The defining feature of the Mykonian landscapes.
- Favourite sport of Ellen, Jordan, Mike and John.
- David's favourite person.
- Which two attendees have three brothers?
- Gowling's Guy
- What is the name of the Newman's granddaughter?
- what type of dentistry is Rachel pursuing?
- A camera would most likely be in her hand.
- What is the birthday girls's middle name?
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- What city were Mona and Ellie born in?
- Where Rochelle, Kerry and Leanne were born.
- What run did Ari complete last November?
- What is Eli's favourite type of music?
- Musicians need Naomi to write the _____ so we can sing along.
- The lawyer who has been "being fired" for over 20 years.
- Ellie's hometown for many years.
- Leanne's favourite temperature.
- Chaik's celebrity twin.
- Owner of the most Columbia t-shirts.
- Grampa's political direction.
- No meat for her.
- Auntie Lane
- Maggie's birthplace.
- Leanne's favourite children's book illustrator.
- Tina's usual summer home
- Orli's dream job
34 Clues: Auntie Lane • Gowling's Guy • Yael's nickname • No meat for her. • Orli's dream job • All Garbes _____. • Rob's former band. • Maggie's birthplace. • Chaik's celebrity twin. • What does "Bohnen" mean? • Tina's usual summer home • David's favourite person. • Grampa's political direction. • Leanne's favourite temperature. • Ellie's hometown for many years. • Owner of the most Columbia t-shirts. • ...
Greek Roots 2014-10-20
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- High in the sky...
- The orchestra isn't in sync with each other.
- Tons o'islands!
- The electron cloud is___________of the nucleus.
- Less drag good! More drag bad!
- That's immense news!
- Can this be broken down?
- respect your grandfather
- Several war "villains" were very__________.
- Really, relationships do matter.
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- Do you want to build an airplane?
- Can you list all the wars in_____________ order.
- That's very odd!
- Come on! Buzz Aldrin was one!
- respect your grandmother
- The story of my life, I wrote it myself.
- I know someone that's very self-centered.
- I'm seeing stars...*********
- Fill me with air!
- Chivalry and ranks.
20 Clues: Tons o'islands! • That's very odd! • Fill me with air! • High in the sky... • Chivalry and ranks. • That's immense news! • respect your grandmother • Can this be broken down? • respect your grandfather • I'm seeing stars...********* • Come on! Buzz Aldrin was one! • Less drag good! More drag bad! • Really, relationships do matter. • Do you want to build an airplane? • ...
Greek Culture 2013-11-04
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- What young boys did for fun
- Where education was thought to produce citizens skilled in art
- One of 3 things Spartan girls were taught at school
- A common dish that is covered in Bechamel sauce
- dance What the father took his baby on around the house
- Greeks ate more of this than any other civilization
- The room for only men
- A low number for the amount of slaves owned by the rich
- wreath The decoration for a baby girl
- String instrument played like a harp
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- Where men went for entertainment
- The room for only women
- Type of school boys went to for 2 years in Athens
- Odeon Of Pericles Big amphitheater in Athens
- A common vegetarian dish
- Where the poor washed their clothes
- What Spartan boys were taught it was okay to do
- The age girls were when they married
- Where education was to create soldiers
- wreath The decoration for a baby boy
- What the boy stole in the legend
- Instrument that students learned to play in Athens
22 Clues: The room for only men • The room for only women • A common vegetarian dish • What young boys did for fun • Where men went for entertainment • What the boy stole in the legend • Where the poor washed their clothes • The age girls were when they married • wreath The decoration for a baby boy • String instrument played like a harp • wreath The decoration for a baby girl • ...
Greek Culture 2013-11-04
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- wreath The decoration for a baby girl
- dance What the father took his baby on around the house
- The room for only women
- Odeon Of Pericles Big amphitheater in Athens
- Where men went for entertainment
- One of 3 things Spartan girls were taught at school
- wreath The decoration for a baby boy
- A common dish that is covered in Bechamel sauce
- Where education was to create soldiers
- Greeks ate more of this than any other civilization
- The room for only men
- What Spartan boys were taught it was okay to do
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- What young boys did for fun
- Type of school boys went to for 2 years in Athens
- The age girls were when they married
- Instrument that students learned to play in Athens
- A common vegetarian dish
- String instrument played like a harp
- A low number for the amount of slaves owned by the rich
- Where education was thought to produce citizens skilled in art
- Where the poor washed their clothes
- What the boy stole in the legend
22 Clues: The room for only men • The room for only women • A common vegetarian dish • What young boys did for fun • Where men went for entertainment • What the boy stole in the legend • Where the poor washed their clothes • The age girls were when they married • String instrument played like a harp • wreath The decoration for a baby boy • wreath The decoration for a baby girl • ...
Greek Roots 2016-05-15
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- birth, produce, race
- back, against
- government, rule
- earth, ground
- over, above
- thick
- one who, that which
- law, order
- mankind, man
- skin
- like, related to *hydrothermal
- color
- Many
- woman, female
- having the quality of
- one who
- new, recent
- water
- like, related to *eugenic
- measure
- universe, harmony
- chemical elements
- self
- state, quality, act
- away, down, not
- one
- feeling, disease
- with, together
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- not, without
- united, joined
- look, view
- to make, to act
- write, written
- eye, vision
- sound
- man, male
- resembling
- condition
- word, reason
- center
- under, below
- life
- heat
- good, well
- the study of, science
- middle
- act, state, condition
- to hate
- against, opposite
- on, outside
- name, word
51 Clues: one • skin • Many • life • heat • self • sound • thick • color • water • center • middle • one who • measure • to hate • man, male • condition • look, view • law, order • resembling • good, well • name, word • eye, vision • over, above • new, recent • on, outside • not, without • mankind, man • word, reason • under, below • back, against • earth, ground • woman, female • united, joined • write, written • with, together • to make, to act • away, down, not • ...
Greek #2 2016-09-15
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- small life form
- bad feelings
- hatred of males
- large enough to be visible to the naked eye
- one color
- love of humanity
- great world
- not acting normally
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- rule by a single person
- small film
- speaking several languages
- closed plane figure with many angles
- fear of heights
- hater of humanity
- fear of water
- fear of enclosed spaces
- hatred of argument
- love of wisdom
- love for women
- belief in many gods
20 Clues: one color • small film • great world • bad feelings • fear of water • love of wisdom • love for women • small life form • fear of heights • hatred of males • love of humanity • hater of humanity • hatred of argument • belief in many gods • not acting normally • rule by a single person • fear of enclosed spaces • speaking several languages • closed plane figure with many angles • ...
Greek Achievements 2016-04-06
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- human & lifelike
- in theater, a serious or tragic end
- open air theaters or marketeplaces
- vote on representatives to vote on an issue
- concerned with feelings
- architecture, temple to Athena
- sports to honor the gods
- swirls
- columns with leaves
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- womens Olympics
- father of history
- geometry theorem
- became the link to other civilizations
- prize for best athlete
- every citizen votes
- celebrating heroic deeds (Illiad and Odyssey)
- about gods and heroes
- in theater, light-hearted, joke
- father of geometry
- simple columns
20 Clues: swirls • simple columns • womens Olympics • human & lifelike • geometry theorem • father of history • father of geometry • every citizen votes • columns with leaves • about gods and heroes • prize for best athlete • concerned with feelings • sports to honor the gods • architecture, temple to Athena • in theater, light-hearted, joke • open air theaters or marketeplaces • ...
Greek games 2021-02-11
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- This game is also still in the olympics, you use a stick and you have to get that stick at a certain spot or farther than someone else to win
- Greeks claimed to invent this but the Egyptians created this cube first
- They would use no pads and it was a mix of boxing and wrestling but now we have WWE which is like this sport.
- They would wrap their hands in leather but now we get gloves
- Kids would play with these back then but now they are made of plastic, metal or both
- They have 4 runs around a stadium and in one of them they have armor but now we do 100 to 200 meters
- Kids vs kids and adults vs adults but not for fun
- Rugby with american football
- American football used pig skin but this game used pig _____.
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- We still have this game but is broadcasted in Kentucky but in this game they used 2 or more horses
- Today people use pads for this sport but back then they did the sport with little to no clothes
- This game is still in the Olympics, you have to get a certain distance from one spot to another on foot
- People now call it basketball but the Greeks call it ___.
- People today probably call it jackpot but the kids call it ____.
- People try knocking each other down but in this game you have to knock a stone down
- Children play games for fun but adults play for money
- In normal ball games you don't want the ball to bounce sometimes but in this game it should
- This game is still in the olympics and it uses a stone disk
- A day is on one side and night is on the other
- Numbers shown on hands behind to opponents.
20 Clues: Rugby with american football • Numbers shown on hands behind to opponents. • A day is on one side and night is on the other • Kids vs kids and adults vs adults but not for fun • Children play games for fun but adults play for money • People now call it basketball but the Greeks call it ___. • This game is still in the olympics and it uses a stone disk • ...
Greek One 2021-01-13
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- Because or that
- Day
- Large or great
- I come or go
- I hear
- all or every or each
- Lord
- (+gen.- about); (+acc.- near)
- I see
- I give
- son
- Name
- Thus or thusly
- Father
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- wind or spirit
- man
- I believe (in)
- Word or matter
- I know
- I have
- I answer
- No one or nothing
- I say or speak
- (+gen.- for); (+dat.- at); (+acc.- to or against)
- I know
- I do or make
26 Clues: man • Day • son • Lord • Name • I see • I know • I have • I hear • I know • I give • Father • I answer • I come or go • I do or make • wind or spirit • I believe (in) • Large or great • Word or matter • I say or speak • Thus or thusly • Because or that • No one or nothing • all or every or each • (+gen.- about); (+acc.- near) • (+gen.- for); (+dat.- at); (+acc.- to or against)
Greek Crossword 2017-06-06
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- an action taken to isolate an enemy and cut off its supplies
- plays that made fun of well-known citizens and politicians and also made jokes about the customs of the day
- the Greek Island where the Minoans first lived on
- members of rich and powerful families
- sacred sites where a god or goddess was consulted
- a regular payment made to a powerful state or nation by a weaker one
- a group of people that came after the Minoans; and they developed a culture
- the fortified, or strengthened, hill of an ancient Greek city
- major landforms of Greece
- horse a fake horse used to trick the Trojans; causing a lost war
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- a ruler who takes power by force
- an area of land almost completely surrounded by water and connected to the mainland by a narrow strip of land
- believed that people could use the powers of the mind and reason to understand natural events
- a wealthy man in Athens that helped create a democracy
- the Father of Geometry, wrote a book called Elements, likely the the most famous mathematical textbook in history
- the king of all Greek gods
- a temple to the goddess Athena
- a type of serious drama that usually ends in disaster for the main character
- a type of government in which the citizens rule themselves
- a city state in Greece devoted to war
20 Clues: major landforms of Greece • the king of all Greek gods • a temple to the goddess Athena • a ruler who takes power by force • members of rich and powerful families • a city state in Greece devoted to war • the Greek Island where the Minoans first lived on • sacred sites where a god or goddess was consulted • a wealthy man in Athens that helped create a democracy • ...
Greek Myths 2018-05-21
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- The human faced gorgon (6)
- The King Of Crete (5)
- The swamp monster which Heracles killed (5)
- King who set Heracles' tasks (10)
- The amount of gorgons there where (5)
- The man who killed the monster in the labyrinth (7)
- Daedalus used these to escape the palace (5)
- He invented the labyrinth (8)
- The god who gave Perseus a magical sword (6)
- Theseus used this to find his way back through the maze (6)
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- The monster trapped in the maze (8)
- The daughter of the King of Crete (7)
- The guardian of the underworld (8)
- The ___________ birds (11)
- The palace in which Daedalus was locked up (7)
- Daedalus' son (6)
- The hero who killed the gorgon (7)
- Home of Theseus (6)
- Goddess who hated Heracles (4)
- The goddess who gave Perseus a magic shield (6)
20 Clues: Daedalus' son (6) • Home of Theseus (6) • The King Of Crete (5) • The human faced gorgon (6) • The ___________ birds (11) • He invented the labyrinth (8) • Goddess who hated Heracles (4) • King who set Heracles' tasks (10) • The guardian of the underworld (8) • The hero who killed the gorgon (7) • The monster trapped in the maze (8) • The daughter of the King of Crete (7) • ...
greek myths 2017-10-01
23 Clues: god • city • nymph • oneeyed • warrior • messanger • god of war • underworld • five headed • inquisitive • web spinner • winged horse • wife of zeus • king of gold • trojan prince • snakehead hair • god of the sea • place of oracle • goddess of wisdom • half man half bull • goddess of hunting • half man half horse • half lion with wings
Greek Roots 2017-12-14
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- the regulation of a group's actions and statements by its own members rather than an external agency
- Containing, consisting of, or relating to the facts or events in a person's life.
- the study of the physical features of the earth and its atmosphere
- a compound of a particular organic base with hydrochloric acid
- music, culture, or art based on the experiences produced by psychedelic drugs
- the study of the chemical composition of the earth and its rocks and minerals
- relating to or denoting drugs
- the physics of the earth
- the scientific study of the human mind and its functions, especially those affecting behavior in a given context
- A process by which the hydrocarbon molecules of petroleum are broken into simpler molecules, as of gasoline or kerosene, by the addition of hydrogen under high pressure and in the presence of a catalyst.
- a road vehicle, typically with four wheels, powered by an internal combustion engine or electric motor and able to carry a small number of people
- a device in a record player or CD player that enables a small stack of records or CDs to be dropped automatically onto the turntable or player tray one at a time and played separately
- a system of government by one person with absolute power
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- an account of a person's life written by that person
- The property of being biologically compatible by not producing a toxic, injurious, or immunologic response in living tissue.
- relating to or denoting the generation of electricity using flowing water
- a condition in which fluid accumulates in the brain, typically in young children, enlarging the head and sometimes causing brain damage
- an account of someone's life written by someone else
- relating to the origination of movement in conscious mental activity
- a poisonous substance, especially a pesticide
- the branch of science concerned with forces acting on or exerted by fluids
- mental illness or disorder
- relating to the chemical processes and substances which occur within living organisms
- earth sciences, especially geology
- relating to or produced by the internal heat of the earth
25 Clues: the physics of the earth • mental illness or disorder • relating to or denoting drugs • earth sciences, especially geology • a poisonous substance, especially a pesticide • an account of a person's life written by that person • an account of someone's life written by someone else • a system of government by one person with absolute power • ...
Greek knowlage 2017-10-26
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- Held the feathers of the wings of Daedalus together
- Has donkey ears cursed upon him by Pan
- Turned into a spider by an envious goddess
- Hero known for slaying the Chimera while riding Pegasus with a golden bridle
- Aided Psyche in sorting grain
- Stole his father Helios's chariot of the sun
- Gifted Pandora's box
- Flower that first grew from the body of a selfish man
- Has beautiful watching feathers from Hera
- Large reptile guarding the golden fleece
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- Material of the stymphalian birds wings, beaks, and claws
- A fruit of which Persephone ate the seeds of
- walks on four legs in the morning, two legs at noon, and three in the evening
- Husband of Alcmene mother of Heracles
- Stole fire from Zeus
- Three headed dog guarding the underworld
- Killed his grandfather King Acrisius with a discus
- Cursed Narcissus to fall in love with his own reflection
- Monster with the head of a lion, body of a goat, and a snake for a tail
- Terrifying creatures with the faces of hideous women and the bodies of vultures
20 Clues: Stole fire from Zeus • Gifted Pandora's box • Aided Psyche in sorting grain • Husband of Alcmene mother of Heracles • Has donkey ears cursed upon him by Pan • Three headed dog guarding the underworld • Large reptile guarding the golden fleece • Has beautiful watching feathers from Hera • Turned into a spider by an envious goddess • ...
GREEK THEATRE 2020-10-27
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- Men and women performed true or false
- Another name for the ampitheatre
- The dramatists submitted how many tragedies
- Street dresses are also called this
- Dionysus holds this in one hand
- A large circle where some acting happens
- People watching
- Someone who writes plays
- The dramatist who shocked his audiences
- This play caused the audience to laugh
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- Actors change and stored their costumes here
- The actors wore these on their feet
- and death were never acted out on stage
- Dionysus is the god of _____ and fertility.
- The seats were carved from these
- The original drama king
- Greek plays later influenced ______ theatre
- Sophocles was first to use painted
- The group of singers and dancers
- Where theatre began
20 Clues: People watching • Where theatre began • The original drama king • Someone who writes plays • Dionysus holds this in one hand • Another name for the ampitheatre • The seats were carved from these • The group of singers and dancers • Sophocles was first to use painted • The actors wore these on their feet • Street dresses are also called this • Men and women performed true or false • ...
Greek Culture 2021-05-18
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- Heroes fought to protect this idea: defend their ______ and their familyś ______.
- Goddess of wisdom and crafts
- Prayers and offerings of gifts to the gods
- Story of Odysseus´ return home from the Trojan War
- The spoken tradition of passing stories or poems by word of mouth.
- Most famous of Greek comedy writers.
- Place where sports games were played to honor Zeus; began in 776 B.C.
- The god who spoke through the Oracle at Delphi
- The group of performers who in the earliest dramas presented the entire story through song and dance.
- Only they could act in dramas--played both menś and womenś parts.
- According to the seventh learning link in the digital textbook, which Memorial in Washington, D.C., is modeled after the Parthenon on the Acropolis in Athens?
- The number of Olympia gods and goddesses.
- King of the gods; god of the sky, rain, and lighting
- Which House in Washington, D.C., uses Greek architectural style?
- Home or place of the sacred shrine where Greeceś chief oracle resided.
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- Fanciest of the Greek column capitals--made up of leaves
- Goddess of love and beauty.
- God of war
- Story of the Trojan War
- Shared beliefs, language and customs
- Traditional stories about gods, goddesses and heroes.
- A story or play on stage told through the words and actions of a cast of characters; invented by the Greeks.
- The mountain where the gods and goddesses lived.
- The title given to Greek art and architecture: the ideals of reason, balance, and harmony.
- A drama in which the main character struggles to overcome hardships, but ultimately fails.
- Athenian dramatist; wrote ¨Oedipus Rex¨ and ¨Antigone¨
- A play filled with humor that often pokes fun at foolish people.
- Greek dramatist who wrote the Oresteia--a cycle of three plays about revenge and murder
- Long poem about the adventures of a hero.
- Greek writer of animal fables with a moral or message.
- Wife of Queen Menelaus; her love affair and flight to Troy with Prince Paris is the spark that ignited the Trojan War.
31 Clues: God of war • Story of the Trojan War • Goddess of love and beauty. • Goddess of wisdom and crafts • Shared beliefs, language and customs • Most famous of Greek comedy writers. • The number of Olympia gods and goddesses. • Long poem about the adventures of a hero. • Prayers and offerings of gifts to the gods • The god who spoke through the Oracle at Delphi • ...
Greek life! 2023-09-16
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- When something affects you very strongly, and you do not know how to deal with it.
- When your studies are paid for by the school or university or by some other organization.
- Companion/ equal
- When something is missing
- A college student who has not received his or her first degree yet.
- To unfairly treat a group of people worse or better than other groups.
- An area of land that contains the main buildings of a university or college.
- Societies of female university or college students.
- Bullying during an initiation process.
- The group of people in charge of university admissions
- When you succeed in doing something or causing it to happen, usually after a lot of effort.
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- If someone does something because other people in their social group do it.
- When you offer to do something without being forced to do it. (verb)
- A synonym of university.
- To stay with each other and support each other.
- that can be attended by both men and women.
- A person, especially a boy or man, who has attended or is a graduate of a particular school, college, etc.
- Qualifies old practises which are not acceptable.
- Nickname for a men's student organization.
- It is the part of your life that you spend working.
20 Clues: Companion/ equal • A synonym of university. • When something is missing • Bullying during an initiation process. • Nickname for a men's student organization. • that can be attended by both men and women. • To stay with each other and support each other. • Qualifies old practises which are not acceptable. • Societies of female university or college students. • ...
Greek roots 2024-05-08
22 Clues: 8 • 10 • two • 1/2 • big • one • five • time • 1000 • star • life • small • angle • water • circle • too much • self/same • draw/write • land/earth • wrong,error • crazy/madness • against/opposite
Greek tragedies 2024-02-22
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- a flamboyant deceiver; one who attracts customers with tricks or jokes
- being destroyed, damaged or ruined
- a period of rest or relief
- showing deep-seated resentment
- eager to surpass others
- to treat with contemptuous disregard
- accorded a great deal of respect especially because of age, wisdom or character
- rude or disrespectful behavior
- be sufficient; be adequate, either in quality or quantity
- a shackle for the ankles or feet
- lessen or to try to lessen the seriousness or extent of
- showing unfeeling resistance to tender feelings
- accept (something) as true; feel sure of the truth
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- of heaven or the spirit
- rest; tranquility; relaxation
- be given, presented with or paid
- a false accusation of an offense or a malicious misrepresentation of someone's words or actions
- feeling or caused to feel uneasy and self-conscious
- supply sparingly and with restricted quantities
- rude; cranky; ill-tempered
- mark (a bill) as paid
- playful behavior or troublemaking, especially in children
- most unfortunate or miserable
- turn pale, as if in fear
- free time
25 Clues: free time • mark (a bill) as paid • of heaven or the spirit • eager to surpass others • turn pale, as if in fear • a period of rest or relief • rude; cranky; ill-tempered • rest; tranquility; relaxation • most unfortunate or miserable • showing deep-seated resentment • rude or disrespectful behavior • be given, presented with or paid • a shackle for the ankles or feet • ...
Greek Tragedies 2024-02-23
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- Turn pale, as if in fear
- Eager to surpass others
- A period of rest or relief
- A false accusation of an offense or a malicious misrepresentation of someone's words or actions
- Free time
- Showing unfeeling resistance to tender feelings
- Mark (a bill) as paid
- A flamboyant deceiver; one who attracts customers with tricks or jokes
- Most unfortunate or miserable
- Rude; cranky; ill-tempered
- To treat with contemptuous disregard
- Be given, presented with or paid
- Accept (something) as true; feel sure of the truth
- Supply sparingly and with restricted quantities
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- Being destroyed, damaged or ruined
- Accorded a great deal of respect especially because of age, wisdom or character
- Playful behavior or troublemaking, especially in children
- Of heaven or the spirit
- Lessen or to try to lessen the seriousness or extent of
- Be sufficient; be adequate, either in quality or quantity
- Rude or disrespectful behavior
- Feeling or caused to feel uneasy and self-conscious
- A shackle for the ankles or feet
- Showing deep-seated resentment
- Rest; tranquility; relaxation
25 Clues: Free time • Mark (a bill) as paid • Eager to surpass others • Of heaven or the spirit • Turn pale, as if in fear • A period of rest or relief • Rude; cranky; ill-tempered • Rest; tranquility; relaxation • Most unfortunate or miserable • Rude or disrespectful behavior • Showing deep-seated resentment • A shackle for the ankles or feet • Be given, presented with or paid • ...
Greek Gods 2024-07-26
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- god of thunder, king of the gods
- goddess of law
- god of old age
- goddess of spring
- goddess of ghosts
- goddess of day
- god of love
- goddess of fertility
- goddess of violent storms
- god of blacksmiths and fire
- goddess of running
- god of messengers, thieves and tricksters
- goddess of youth
- god of the sea, earthquakes and horses
- god of fear
- god of violent war
- goddess of luck
- goddess of nets and traps
- god of strength
- god of choices
- goddess of strife
- god of wine and madness
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- goddess of the hearth
- goddess of hunting and the moon
- goddess of revenge and balance
- god of oracles, poetry, music and the sun
- goddess of wisdom and war
- goddess of wrestling
- goddess of the harvest
- goddess of winter
- god of the west wind
- goddess of sea monsters
- goddess of victory
- god of the underworld and riches
- goddess of truth
- goddess of love and beauty
- god of the north wind
- god of sleep
- goddess of night and darkness
- goddess of marriage
- god of the east wind
- god of the south wind
- goddess of poison and misery
43 Clues: god of love • god of fear • god of sleep • goddess of law • god of old age • goddess of day • god of choices • goddess of luck • god of strength • goddess of truth • goddess of youth • goddess of spring • goddess of ghosts • goddess of winter • goddess of strife • goddess of victory • goddess of running • god of violent war • goddess of marriage • goddess of wrestling • god of the west wind • ...
Greek Allusions 2024-08-22
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- an arch enemy
- To have changing moods; stormy
- Rising to great heights only to suffer a downfall.
- Clear, perfect days
- having to decide between two terrible choices
- to investigate an issue and cause more problems
- to be able to sculpt the perfect man or woman
- the ability to make money out of anything
- Sword of ___ ;impending doom
- to help mankind through rebellions or defiance of the existing order
- for a son to have close feelings toward his mother
- ultimate flaw or weakness that brings about a downfall
- Impossible female beautiful
- Changing shapes
- an endless, futile task
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- Great strength and effort
- A plea or appeal that is irresistibly enticing or deceptive
- being able to forecast or tell the future and nobody pays attention
- desirous and beautiful
- well-rounded perfection; light and truth
- revelry and celebration
- _____ victory; when the victory is gained with such losses that it is barely a victory
- watchful
- ___ and Pythias; Great friends
- The source of inspiration
- to manipulate people through charm and most often music
- A problem that keeps on growing
- morning light
- the soul
- A desperate aching love
- incredibly strong, selfless, and generous
- Guide
- Perfect warrior, leader, and husband; male perfection
- to tease; tempt
34 Clues: Guide • watchful • the soul • an arch enemy • morning light • Changing shapes • to tease; tempt • Clear, perfect days • desirous and beautiful • revelry and celebration • A desperate aching love • an endless, futile task • Great strength and effort • The source of inspiration • Impossible female beautiful • Sword of ___ ;impending doom • To have changing moods; stormy • ...
Greek Verbs 2024-08-24
20 Clues: to go • to do • to ask • to buy • to eat • to see • to say • to stay • to come • to need • to know • to have • to like • to want • to think • to drink • to speak • to be able • to believe • to understand
Greek gods 2023-05-02
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- is the goddess of vegetation, and spring she is the queen of the underworld
- is the muse of astronomy and astrolology
- is the spirit goddess of insanity,madness, crazed frenzy and the dead
- is the goddess of dance and chorus
- the the primal goddess of earth and is known as mother earth
- is the goddess of the moon
- is the goddess of chaos, strife, and discord
- is the goddess of the underworld
- is the goddess of love, and beauty
- is the goddess of magic
- is the goddess of hearth,home,hospitality
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- is the goddess war and courage
- is the goddess of goddess, women,marriage, protector of women during child birth
- is the goddess of agriculture, fertility, sacred law and harvest
- is the goddess of nature
- is the goddess of sea,storms,earthquakes,horses
- is the goddess of war,wisdom,poetry, and art
- is the goddess of rainbow, messenger of the gods, aslo known as the goddess of the sea and sky but is not poseidon
- is the measurer of the thread of life
- is the goddess of force and raw energy
- is the king of the god, and weather
- is the goddess of victory
22 Clues: is the goddess of magic • is the goddess of nature • is the goddess of victory • is the goddess of the moon • is the goddess war and courage • is the goddess of the underworld • is the goddess of dance and chorus • is the goddess of love, and beauty • is the king of the god, and weather • is the measurer of the thread of life • is the goddess of force and raw energy • ...
Greek deities 2023-05-03
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- goddesses of vengeance
- god of war and son of Zeus
- goddess of love
- personifies the state of night
- daughter of the Nyx, who represented the feelings of jealousy, discord, dissension, and quarrel
- deities of time seasons
- goddess of agriculture
- goddess of birth
- was a demon and son of Ares and Aphrodite
- goddess of justice
- she was a titanida and was the daughter of Uranus and Gaia
- goddess of protection of Home
- god of the underworld
- deities who personified grace, beauty, and carelessness
- Children of one of Zeus’s wife
- of medicine and health
- goddess of repentance and supplication
- god of the sea
- son of Apollo and Kyrenia
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- one of the oldest deities and goddess of everything that emerged from the Chaos
- god of love
- Wife of Cronus
- was a sea god and wad son of Gaia and Pontus
- wife of Hades
- personified victory
- god of metallurgy and forge
- personification of youth
- god of Olympus
- god of wine
- goddess of war and wisdom
- Daughter of Nyx
- the god of messaging
- goddess of inner knowledge
- goddess of marriage and sister of Zeus
- minor deity of war
- goddess of earth
- was a demon and son of Aphrodite and Mars
- goddess of hunting
- god of light
- lost satyr and deity of wildlife and fertility
40 Clues: god of love • god of wine • god of light • wife of Hades • Wife of Cronus • god of Olympus • god of the sea • goddess of love • Daughter of Nyx • goddess of birth • goddess of earth • goddess of justice • minor deity of war • goddess of hunting • personified victory • the god of messaging • god of the underworld • goddesses of vengeance • goddess of agriculture • of medicine and health • ...
Greek facts 2023-05-01
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- a government that's the power of the people
- A performances about war and making fun of people
- the Greek word for city state
- Sparta and Athens enemy
- Greece makes a statue called?
- Greece's economy was mainly based on?
- land completely surrounded by water
- stories about gods and goddesses
- major sailing vessels
- a government that is ruled by a king or a queen
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- plays where life is taken seriously and has a sad ending
- land surrounded by water on 3 sides
- The people of Greece made this game.
- Adventure stories which taught the Greeks what their gods were like
- a war like city state
- a government that is ruled by the rich
- Greece's religion was?
- funny plays with a happy ending
- a outdoor marketplace in the center of town
- a government that is ruled by an army leader
20 Clues: a war like city state • major sailing vessels • Greece's religion was? • Sparta and Athens enemy • the Greek word for city state • Greece makes a statue called? • funny plays with a happy ending • stories about gods and goddesses • land surrounded by water on 3 sides • land completely surrounded by water • The people of Greece made this game. • ...
