greek mythology Crossword Puzzles
Greek Vocabulary 2020-11-10
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- powerful individual who gained control
- a government controlled by its citizens,
- thinkers who use logic and reason
- traditional stories about gods,
- a landform surrounded by water on three sides
- relating to the civilization,
- an enormous Hellenistic statue
- long narrative poems
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- an ancient kingdom north of Greece,
- only one person has power
- a fortified hilltop in an ancient Greek
- power is in the hands of a hereditary ruling
- the Greek mainland around 2000 B.C.
- few people have power
- a Greek city-state
15 Clues: a Greek city-state • long narrative poems • few people have power • only one person has power • relating to the civilization, • an enormous Hellenistic statue • traditional stories about gods, • thinkers who use logic and reason • an ancient kingdom north of Greece, • the Greek mainland around 2000 B.C. • powerful individual who gained control • ...
Gold - Greek Theatre Review 2020-12-02
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- The director, composer, or set designer
- It's this persons job to assemble the chorus, hire instrument players, and buy mask and furniture
- Goat and Song
- The seeing place
- fate
- Recongnition
- Oresteia The only whole surviving greek play
- comes after recognition, exile, suicide, or huge psychological trauma
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- When a character finally notices something
- through pity and fear effeting the proper purgation of those emotions
- The First actor in greek theatre
- ____ matters more that spectacle
- Greek word for reversal
- The staging of the play
- The final resolution
15 Clues: fate • Recongnition • Goat and Song • The seeing place • The final resolution • Greek word for reversal • The staging of the play • The First actor in greek theatre • ____ matters more that spectacle • The director, composer, or set designer • When a character finally notices something • Oresteia The only whole surviving greek play • ...
Persian wars 2024-11-12
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- Greek general during the battle of salamis
- Greeks defeated persian fleets off the island of salamis
- a governor of an ancient Persian province
- a battle where the Greeks were betrayed
- persians invaded greece, Athenians were outnumbered but famously won
- Persian emperor
- Greek soldier
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- a narrow waterway that conecected Greece and persia
- Lord of wisdom, god of the sky
- that led the 300
- founder of the Persian empire
- worlds first historian
- Persian prophet who founded zorastrianism
- Greek military formation
- ran 26 miles for the battle of marathon
15 Clues: Greek soldier • Persian emperor • that led the 300 • worlds first historian • Greek military formation • founder of the Persian empire • Lord of wisdom, god of the sky • a battle where the Greeks were betrayed • ran 26 miles for the battle of marathon • Persian prophet who founded zorastrianism • a governor of an ancient Persian province • ...
Greek roots 2017-11-02
8 Clues: Greek root word meaning fire • Greek root word meaning star • Greek root word meaning water • Greek root word meaning earth • Greek root word meaning write • Greek root word meaning beside • Greek root word meaning together • Greek root word meaning far away
HaG Final Review Crossword 2024-06-07
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- A sacred shrine dedicated to a god or goddess who revealed the future.
- Republic Book written by Plato.
- the number of main gods the Ancient Greeks believed in.
- Sculpture became more ____________ in the Hellenistic era compared to Classical.
- City that became the largest city and the cultural center of the Hellenistic Kingdoms.
- Hellenistic kingdom that includes Egypt.
- Hellenistic philosophy that you could achieve individual happiness by escaping from your troubles.
- Happiness was based on the ______________ during Hellenistic Kingdoms.
- Hellenistic kingdom that includes Macedonia.
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- The masses were _________ of society.
- King Phillip II conquers Greece in the Battle of _____________.
- A method of teaching by asking questions.
- Greek mythological hero that Alexander the Great imitated.
- Hellenistic philosophy that you could achieve individual happiness by accepting everything as the way they should be.
- The mountain the Greek gods lived on.
- Chief deity of the Greek gods
- Greek philosopher that believed women should be subordinated to men.
17 Clues: Chief deity of the Greek gods • Republic Book written by Plato. • The masses were _________ of society. • The mountain the Greek gods lived on. • Hellenistic kingdom that includes Egypt. • A method of teaching by asking questions. • Hellenistic kingdom that includes Macedonia. • the number of main gods the Ancient Greeks believed in. • ...
Kris & Stathis' Places, Foods, and Things 2025-10-31
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- Greek dish made together on date #4 that gave Kris INSANE gas, lol
- Street where K&S first called home together
- The type of relationship K&S were both DEFINITELY NOT looking for when they first met
- Deli in SLO where K&S had their first date
- French town where K&S lived for a few rainy weeks
- Greek city where K&S both have ties
- Island where K&S started talking about getting married
- K&S' favorite restaurant located in Cambria known for their salmon bisque
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- Coincidentally, both K&S drive a Subaru
- Southwest city where Stathis bought Kris' ring
- A favorite Greek sipping liquor for K&S
- Competitive card game that K&S love
- Stathis can't get enough of this sweet dark treat
- Greek easter bread Kris first impressed Stathis with
- Don't even think about wearing these in K&S' home
- The bestest kitty boy ever
- City where K&S got engaged
17 Clues: The bestest kitty boy ever • City where K&S got engaged • Competitive card game that K&S love • Greek city where K&S both have ties • Coincidentally, both K&S drive a Subaru • A favorite Greek sipping liquor for K&S • Deli in SLO where K&S had their first date • Street where K&S first called home together • Southwest city where Stathis bought Kris' ring • ...
Kabihasnang Greece (Kabihasnang Greek) 2022-11-20
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- Siya ang hari ng Macedonia na tagumpay na sumakop sa buong Greece.
- Itinatag ang ligang ito na may layuning pagkaisahin lahat ng mga lungsod-estado sa Greece.
- Isa siyang tanyag na Pilosopo na naging guro ni Alexander the Great.
- Ang kombinasyon ng kulturang Hellenic sa kultura ng isang non-Greek country ay tinatawag na kulturang ___.
- Dito naganap ang unang labanan sa pagitan ng mga Greek at Persians.
- Pinalawak niya ang Imperyong Macedonia nang sakupin niya ang Turkey, Persia (kasama na ang Mesopotamia), Egypt, at bahagi ng India.
- Natanyag ang lungsod-estadong ito sa buong Greece dahil sa tagumpay niyang pamumuno sa mga Greek sa tagumpay laban sa mga Persian.
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- Dahil sa pagkakaiba ng paninindigan, naganap ang digmaang ___ sa pagitan ng Sparta at Athens at kani-kanilang kaalyado. Tumagal ang digmaang ito ng labinlimang taon.
- Heneral ng Athens na namuno sa labanan sa tubig sa kipot ng Artemisium.
- Dito naganap ang huling labanan sa pagitan ng mga Greek at Persian.
- Hari ng Spartan na namuno sa labanan sa lupa sa paso ng Thermopylae.
- Kasalukuyang pangalan ng noo’y imperyo ng Persia.
- Noong 145BCE, ang Greece ay sinakop ng ____.
- Silay ay mga taong itinuturing ng mga Greek na barbaro dahil sa kakaiba nilang wika, mahinang uri ng mga mandirigma, at pagiging ‘di tapat sa mga kasunduan.
- Tawag sa barkong pandigma na ginamit ng mga Greek at Persian.
15 Clues: Noong 145BCE, ang Greece ay sinakop ng ____. • Kasalukuyang pangalan ng noo’y imperyo ng Persia. • Tawag sa barkong pandigma na ginamit ng mga Greek at Persian. • Siya ang hari ng Macedonia na tagumpay na sumakop sa buong Greece. • Dito naganap ang huling labanan sa pagitan ng mga Greek at Persian. • ...
Greeco-Persian War 2017-02-21
12 Clues: Persian general • Athenian general • Wine drinking cup • Long-range weapon • Hand-to-hand weapon • Major greek city-state • Citizen-soldiers of Greek • Short to long range weapon • People at war with the greeks • Aided Artaphernes in fighting • Battle of Greek city vs. Sparta • First battle blows o Greeco-Persian War
GREEK GODS(ANCIENT GREEK RELIGION) 2020-11-16
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- titan of time
- nemesis of Achilles, defender of Troja
- brother of Castor
- Goddess of luck and fortune
- God of the sun
- Goddess of the moon
- father of the titans
- Goddess of wisdom
- God of The Underworld
- God of the sea and earthquakes
- Goddess of farming
- The healer hero
- God of war and bloodshed
- the all-mighty demigod
- Titan, god of rivers and the Ocean
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- God of archery
- God of forgery and metals
- One of the gorgon sisters mother of the Pegasus
- God of lightning and the sky
- Goddess of love and beauty
- god of messengry
- Goddess of the night
- Goddess of marriage
- Brother of Pollux
- God of death
- Goddess of the hunt
- Goddess of the hearth
- hero of the trojan war
28 Clues: God of death • titan of time • God of archery • God of the sun • The healer hero • god of messengry • brother of Castor • Brother of Pollux • Goddess of wisdom • Goddess of farming • Goddess of marriage • Goddess of the moon • Goddess of the hunt • Goddess of the night • father of the titans • God of The Underworld • Goddess of the hearth • hero of the trojan war • the all-mighty demigod • ...
Books 2024-10-21
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- Who is the Greek goddess of wisdom?
- Who is the Roman counterpart of Zeus?
- What is Cat short for?
- Who is the Roman god of death?
- What did Gawain hit Sir Hautubris with?
- Where is the Land of the Midnight Sun?
- What was Gawain's knightly title?
- What is Luce short for?
- What is Luce's father's name?
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- Who is Gareth's knightly brother?
- What is Terence's specialty to cook?
- Where is the Partheon?
- Who is Terence's father?
- Who is the Greek god of the sea?
- Who is the Norse mythological king of the gods?
- Who is the Roman counterpart to Poseideon?
- What is the sika's name?
- Who is the Greek counterpart of Mars?
18 Clues: Where is the Partheon? • What is Cat short for? • What is Luce short for? • Who is Terence's father? • What is the sika's name? • What is Luce's father's name? • Who is the Roman god of death? • Who is the Greek god of the sea? • Who is Gareth's knightly brother? • What was Gawain's knightly title? • Who is the Greek goddess of wisdom? • What is Terence's specialty to cook? • ...
Classical Greece 2025-11-17
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- this "great" leader conquered the Persian Empire
- tutor of Alexander the Great
- epic naval battle that defeated Persia
- the historian of the Peloponnesian War
- the age of copying the Greeks...Greek influence spread abroad
- temple to Athena
- philosopher mathematician that gave the world a theorem
- first major battle of the First Persian War (26.2)
- "the unexamined life is not worth living"
- wrote the Republic...student of Socrates
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- the father of history
- Greek warship
- sculptor / architect of the Parthenon
- the alliance of Athens in the Peloponnesian War
- philosopher / "doctor" that gave the world a medical oath
- the leader of Athens in the Peloponnesian War
- the battle where the 300 Spartans "won immortality in defeat"
- Greek fighting formation
18 Clues: Greek warship • temple to Athena • the father of history • Greek fighting formation • tutor of Alexander the Great • sculptor / architect of the Parthenon • epic naval battle that defeated Persia • the historian of the Peloponnesian War • wrote the Republic...student of Socrates • "the unexamined life is not worth living" • the leader of Athens in the Peloponnesian War • ...
Greek and Roman Gods 2013-01-21
10 Clues: Zeus's wife • God of love • Leader of the Gods • Greek messenger God • Roman blacksmith God • Roman Goddess or grain • Greek Goddess of grain • Goddess or Hearth and home • Greek name for God of the ocean • Greek name for lord of the underworld
Ancient Greece 2020-03-09
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- He was a Greek ruler know as "______ the Great" (page: 89)
- The most famous Greek temple. (page: 106)
- Greek cities were built near the ________. (page: 88)
- He invented the Archimedes' Screw (page: 95)
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- The Greek "father of medicine"(page: 96)
- This Greek scientist pioneered zoology (page: 95)
- The most important Greek sporting contest (page: 97)
- The Greeks introduced _____ and theatre to the world (page: 92)
- A type of government where citizens have a say in how the country is run (page: 94)
- The Greeks planted crops such as grapes and ________.
10 Clues: The Greek "father of medicine"(page: 96) • The most famous Greek temple. (page: 106) • He invented the Archimedes' Screw (page: 95) • This Greek scientist pioneered zoology (page: 95) • The most important Greek sporting contest (page: 97) • The Greeks planted crops such as grapes and ________. • Greek cities were built near the ________. (page: 88) • ...
Egyptian Mythology 2021-10-26
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- the god in the myth that helpe Ra defeat his enemies
- the egyptians most precious source
- the body of water at the beginning of creation
- god of chaos and violence
- the godess who wanted to know Ra's real name
- the sky god who assisted with hunting and war
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- the makeup egyptians used that we still use today
- the cat godess
- god of the underworld
- god whose tears created man
- the other name of the god Ra
- the devoted wife of osiris
- the god of writing and wisdom
13 Clues: the cat godess • god of the underworld • god of chaos and violence • the devoted wife of osiris • god whose tears created man • the other name of the god Ra • the god of writing and wisdom • the egyptians most precious source • the godess who wanted to know Ra's real name • the sky god who assisted with hunting and war • the body of water at the beginning of creation • ...
african mythology :) 2022-04-29
11 Clues: "the great one" • fell down a well • threw up the world • a spider trickster • a woman and a snake • has a cracked shell • what hippos don't eat • made people out of clay • always thinks positively • possessed the most power & ruled the sky • the trickster who played a trick on two men
Chapter 8 & 16 2021-05-22
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- Compound that contains water molecules in its crystalline structure.
- Mono- is the greek prefix that means ___.
- Greek prefix for 9.
- Substance that changes the rate of a reaction without undergoing permanent changes themselves.
- This is the greek prefix for the number seven.
- Substances that change colors when the pH of a solution changes.
- A graph that shows how pH changes when an acid or base is added to a solution.
- Represents the number of electrons that an atom in a compound must gain or lose to return to its neutral state.
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- This involves the loss of a proton.
- Any substance that ionizes to conduct electricity in a solution.
- Greek prefix means 5.
- Sour taste is associated with this.
- Base usually feels _____.
- Stock system uses ______ numerals to name ionic compounds containing a metal with multiple oxidation states.
- Members of a conjugate pair differ only by a single ___.
- Most reactive metal.
- Acid reflux, or heartburn, is usually experienced as pain or tissue damage in this.
- ____ acid is a compound that contains hydrogen, oxygen, and another nonmetal.
18 Clues: Greek prefix for 9. • Most reactive metal. • Greek prefix means 5. • Base usually feels _____. • This involves the loss of a proton. • Sour taste is associated with this. • Mono- is the greek prefix that means ___. • This is the greek prefix for the number seven. • Members of a conjugate pair differ only by a single ___. • ...
Week 8 2012-10-25
13 Clues: arm • hand • head • foot • good • tooth • fire (Greek) • fire (Latin) • water (Greek) • water (Latin) • Roman god of fire • beside, along with • between, among, amid
Mythology Terms! 2016-09-08
11 Clues: huge • journey • self love • forethought • inspiration • rival, enemy • alarm/temptress • relating to war • requires strength • fast/temperamental • delightful, heavenly bliss
Epyptian mythology 2023-11-29
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- This deities original association seems to have been with craftsmen and builders.
- Concerned with the care of the dead. He was usually represented as a jackal
- One of Egypt’s most important deities, was god of the underworld. He also symbolized death, resurrection, and the cycle of Nile floods that Egypt relied on for agricultural fertility
- Embodied motherhood and fertility
- The god of chaos, violence, deserts, and storms
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- Associated with the sun, this god was usually represented with a human body and the head of a hawk.
- Depicted as a falcon or as a man with a falcon’s head, a sky god associated with war and hunting.
- Ancient Egyptian goddess worshiped in the form of a cat. The daughter of the the sun god, this deity was believed to have a ferocious nature
- The god of writing and wisdom, could be depicted in the form of a baboon or a sacred ibis or as a man with the head of an ibis.
- As the wife of the god of the underworld, she was also one of the main deities concerned with rites for the dead.
- god of the air whose name probably means the “Hidden One.” He was usually represented as a man wearing a crown with two vertical plumes.
11 Clues: Embodied motherhood and fertility • The god of chaos, violence, deserts, and storms • Concerned with the care of the dead. He was usually represented as a jackal • This deities original association seems to have been with craftsmen and builders. • Depicted as a falcon or as a man with a falcon’s head, a sky god associated with war and hunting. • ...
Norse Mythology 2023-03-28
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- , known as the father of all gods
- , Odin gave up an .... to gain wisdom
- , culture that developed Norse
- , breaking an oath as bad as...
- , god of light and prosperity
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- , known as one of the strongest gods
- , Norse were expert at this
- ,presided over area in afterlife
- , wife of Odin, queen of the gods
- , referred to as Vikings
- , known as trickster god
11 Clues: , referred to as Vikings • , known as trickster god • , Norse were expert at this • , god of light and prosperity • , culture that developed Norse • , breaking an oath as bad as... • ,presided over area in afterlife • , known as the father of all gods • , wife of Odin, queen of the gods • , known as one of the strongest gods • , Odin gave up an .... to gain wisdom
norse mythology 2021-11-05
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- daughter of Loki
- the all-father
- had a ship that could sail on-air as well as water
- the only god to be friendly towards Fenrir
- Odin's wife, the queen of the aesir
- wolf son of loki
- has a hammer crafted by dwarves
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- Giant but is classified as a god
- the world serpant
- father of Odin and all Jotnar
- Thor's wife
11 Clues: Thor's wife • the all-father • daughter of Loki • wolf son of loki • the world serpant • father of Odin and all Jotnar • has a hammer crafted by dwarves • Giant but is classified as a god • Odin's wife, the queen of the aesir • the only god to be friendly towards Fenrir • had a ship that could sail on-air as well as water
norse mythology 2021-11-05
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- daughter of Loki
- the all-father
- had a ship that could sail on-air as well as water
- the only god to be friendly towards Fenrir
- Odin's wife, the queen of the aesir
- wolf son of loki
- has a hammer crafted by dwarves
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- Giant but is classified as a god
- the world serpant
- father of Odin and all Jotnar
- Thor's wife
11 Clues: Thor's wife • the all-father • daughter of Loki • wolf son of loki • the world serpant • father of Odin and all Jotnar • has a hammer crafted by dwarves • Giant but is classified as a god • Odin's wife, the queen of the aesir • the only god to be friendly towards Fenrir • had a ship that could sail on-air as well as water
Ancient Greece Crossword 2021-10-01
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- Athens created this type of government; "rule by the people"
- One of the most famous of Greek architecture
- King of the Greek gods
- The war between Athens and Sparta
- The belief in many gods
- Enemy of all Greeks
- Which Greek leader created the largest empire in the world up to that time?
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- A person who has the right to participate in government
- City-State named after the goddess of wisdom; valued education and the arts
- Strong army, winner of the Peloponnesian War
- Short stories that teach the reader lessons about life or give advice on how to live
- Sporting event created by the Greeks
- Writer of "Iliad" and "Odyssey"
- Greek philosopher; Tutor of Alexander the Great
14 Clues: Enemy of all Greeks • King of the Greek gods • The belief in many gods • Writer of "Iliad" and "Odyssey" • The war between Athens and Sparta • Sporting event created by the Greeks • One of the most famous of Greek architecture • Strong army, winner of the Peloponnesian War • Greek philosopher; Tutor of Alexander the Great • ...
Warm-up Crossword Puzzle 2023-02-28
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- Country that's home to eight of the fifty largest cities in the world
- Greek root for "at a distance"
- Kind of tree that crushes Ulrich and Georg
- Siddhartha's great teacher
- Greek root for "around"
- What we call the first sentence in an analytical essay
- Greek root for "circle, wheel"
- Central idea or message of a literary text
- Last word of "The Interlopers"
- The "lion" in "The Lion King"
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- The opposite of figurative
- Legal owner of contested woodland in "The Interlopers"
- Giving human characteristics to non-human thing
- Comparison using "like" or "as"
- The claim in a literary analysis essay
- Last name of "Born a Crime" author
- Coin toss call
- Acronym for title, author, genre
18 Clues: Coin toss call • Greek root for "around" • The opposite of figurative • Siddhartha's great teacher • The "lion" in "The Lion King" • Greek root for "at a distance" • Greek root for "circle, wheel" • Last word of "The Interlopers" • Comparison using "like" or "as" • Acronym for title, author, genre • Last name of "Born a Crime" author • The claim in a literary analysis essay • ...
Code #4: Ancient Greece Crossword 2018-02-18
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- Greek word meaning "city-state"
- king of the Greek Gods
- Greek goddess of wisdom
- Persian Wars Battle involving 300 Spartans
- The Greek city-states fought a series of wars against _________________
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- Sparta's system of government "of the few"
- The Great ruler who took over an empire spanning from Greece to India
- Man known for Theory of Right Triangles
- Athen's system of government "of the many"
- Ancient Greek Philosopher/"The Republic"
10 Clues: king of the Greek Gods • Greek goddess of wisdom • Greek word meaning "city-state" • Man known for Theory of Right Triangles • Ancient Greek Philosopher/"The Republic" • Sparta's system of government "of the few" • Athen's system of government "of the many" • Persian Wars Battle involving 300 Spartans • The Great ruler who took over an empire spanning from Greece to India • ...
Fantasy 2023-06-18
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- A magical being with extraordinary powers and knowledge of spells and enchantments
- A person who practices sorcery or magic, often with dark or mysterious powers
- A mythical creature known for its large size, strength, and often depicted as having an ugly appearance
- A person, usually female, who practices magic and casts spells or uses potions
- A small, mischievous creature often depicted as having wings and a playful nature
- A legendary creature resembling a horse with a single horn on its forehead
- A small, magical creature often depicted as having wings and the ability to grant wishes
- A creature from Greek mythology with the upper body of a human and the lower body of a horse
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- A mythical bird that is cyclically regenerated or reborn from the ashes of its predecessor
- A small, mischievous creature often portrayed as having green skin and a penchant for causing trouble
- A mythical creature with scales, wings, and the ability to breathe fire
- A legendary aquatic creature with the upper body of a human and the tail of a fish
- A woman with the ability to cast spells and enchant others with her magical abilities
- An enormous humanoid creature often depicted as being much larger and stronger than a regular human
- A mythical creature often depicted as a slender, long-lived being with pointed ears and magical abilities
15 Clues: A mythical creature with scales, wings, and the ability to breathe fire • A legendary creature resembling a horse with a single horn on its forehead • A person who practices sorcery or magic, often with dark or mysterious powers • A person, usually female, who practices magic and casts spells or uses potions • ...
Ancient Greece 2019-06-06
12 Clues: human • chief god • Greek slave • general and writer • early Greek stories • author of the Iliad • wrote more than 200 books • god of the sun and poetry • King of Macedonia in 359 B.C. • a short tale that teaches a lesson • Conquered by Alexander in 332 B.C. • very important temple to Greek people
Ciara Greek Figure crossword puzzle 2024-11-20
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- a place where individuals like Socrates were held as punishment
- the Heliaia was where citizens served to decide legal cases
- Famous ancient temple in Athens dedicated to Athena
- Changes made to improve the ancient Greek Government and society.
- The love of wisdom, studied by Greek thinkers like Socrates and Plato.
- kleos
- rulers who seized power unconstitutionally in ancient Greek city-states.
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- The structure of leadership and rule in ancient Greek city-states.
- Odysseus used these to navigate his long journey home in Homer's epic.
- ancient city in W coast Asia
- what people believe about someone's character or achievements
- A chief magistrate in ancient Athens who held significant political power
- Socrates used this challenge assumptions and seek deeper understanding
- close friend or associate
- The opponents of the Greeks in the famous battles of Marathon and Thermopylae.
15 Clues: kleos • close friend or associate • ancient city in W coast Asia • Famous ancient temple in Athens dedicated to Athena • the Heliaia was where citizens served to decide legal cases • what people believe about someone's character or achievements • a place where individuals like Socrates were held as punishment • ...
Theater Terminology 2025-11-13
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- an invisible barrier between the actors and the audience (2 words)
- type of theater combining the words 'agitation' and 'propaganda'
- written instruction given to an actor saying what should be done and in what manner (2 words)
- Serbian youth movement
- when a character has a speech sharing their thoughts, usually when alone
- the most commonly used stage in theater performances
- a part of a play when an explanation of the story is told directly to the audience
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- also called 'documentary,' a form of theater using direct quotes from interviews and historical documents
- a type of character in medieval, renaissance, and ancient theaters that a performer always plays
- The Greek god who inspired the first Greek playwrights
- Greek word origin of the word "theater"
- structure at the back of a stage in Greek theater; origin of the word 'scenery'
- spectators stood on the floor to watch a play
- a semi-circular space in front of the stage in ancient Greek theater
14 Clues: Serbian youth movement • Greek word origin of the word "theater" • spectators stood on the floor to watch a play • the most commonly used stage in theater performances • The Greek god who inspired the first Greek playwrights • type of theater combining the words 'agitation' and 'propaganda' • an invisible barrier between the actors and the audience (2 words) • ...
Mythology 2023-12-13
7 Clues: looked back • very famous myth • delights in breaking rules • norse god in popular movies • shapeshifted and then gave birth • punished and turned into a monster • him and his sister neglected by parents
Mythology 2024-01-17
7 Clues: The earth • Lady of heaven • Anguta is her father • Wife had to children • Fiery volcano goddess • Lord of the underworld • The love and beauty goddess
Mythology 2024-01-17
7 Clues: The earth • Lady of heaven • Anguta is her father • Wife had to children • Fiery volcano goddess • Lord of the underworld • The love and beauty goddess
Greece Terms Crossword 2023-03-30
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- The most important religious holiday in Greece.
- A traditional Greek holiday food with olive oil and honey.
- This is a baked eggplant and labm dish with cream sauce.
- A large mountain in Greece.
- Pieces of meat, poultry and vegetables threaded into skewers.
- ____ is an important industry in coastal areas.
- What kind of trees grow well because of their deep roots?
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- A traditional Greek dessert made with phyllo dough, nuts and a honey syrup.
- Cafes that serve as public places are called ____.
- Most of Greece's population live in ___ areas.
- The most common language spoken in Greece is ____.
- Greece is in the continent of ___.
- A Greek dish with layered of pasta, lamb and cheese covered in a sauce.
- Greece has ___ winters.
- Goats and ____ graze in the mountains and provide meat, milk, and cheese,
15 Clues: Greece has ___ winters. • A large mountain in Greece. • Greece is in the continent of ___. • Most of Greece's population live in ___ areas. • The most important religious holiday in Greece. • ____ is an important industry in coastal areas. • Cafes that serve as public places are called ____. • The most common language spoken in Greece is ____. • ...
aincent greece 2023-05-31
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- who was the goddess delphi
- what delphi is its name from
- the highest mountain in mainland greece
- the mother of titans
- a town in ancient greece
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- the name of the delphi greek god
- the dragon that guarded the area and was killed by apollo
- ___________ channels prophecies from the ancient greek god
- worshiped multiples deities
- what does delphi mean in greek
- a boys name in greek origin
11 Clues: the mother of titans • a town in ancient greece • who was the goddess delphi • worshiped multiples deities • a boys name in greek origin • what delphi is its name from • what does delphi mean in greek • the name of the delphi greek god • the highest mountain in mainland greece • the dragon that guarded the area and was killed by apollo • ...
World Powers 2021-05-20
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- amalgum of iron and clay
- "ten cities"
- greek goddess
- assyrian king
- one time capital of Egypt
- a pharaoh
- roman historian
- Babylonian trinity
- once a dominant kingdom
- lair of lions
- the city of wonders
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- greek historian
- a babylonian king
- a residence of Cyrus
- an emperor when Jesus was 15
- egypt is famous for this
- fragmented empire
- a large stone
- black granite pillar
19 Clues: a pharaoh • "ten cities" • greek goddess • assyrian king • a large stone • lair of lions • greek historian • roman historian • a babylonian king • fragmented empire • Babylonian trinity • the city of wonders • a residence of Cyrus • black granite pillar • once a dominant kingdom • egypt is famous for this • amalgum of iron and clay • one time capital of Egypt • an emperor when Jesus was 15
Ice Cream 2025-05-16
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- Luxury luggage brand
- ___ de coco, chewy cubed jelly
- Counterpart of yeah
- Indgredient commonly paired with matcha desserts
- Average
- Important
- An act of crushing one's neck
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- Me yell
- Pink pony club
- Repeated phrase spoken in unison
- Most expensive coloured gemstone
- Small cut
- Mischievous small creatures in Malay mythology
- Elevated
- Japanese chewy dessert
- A small cube with numbers
16 Clues: Me yell • Average • Elevated • Small cut • Important • Pink pony club • Counterpart of yeah • Luxury luggage brand • Japanese chewy dessert • A small cube with numbers • An act of crushing one's neck • ___ de coco, chewy cubed jelly • Repeated phrase spoken in unison • Most expensive coloured gemstone • Mischievous small creatures in Malay mythology • ...
Languages 2023-06-15
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- A language with a sacred script, spoken in Israel, and known for its religious significance.
- A language with a unique writing system, known for its polite culture, anime, and sushi.
- A language spoken in Turkey, characterized by its fascinating history, beautiful architecture, and tea.
- A language known for its precision and engineering prowess, spoken in a country with beautiful castles.
- A language spoken across a vast territory, known for its beautiful literature and unique alphabet.
- A language of love and passion, famous for its art, opera, and mouthwatering cuisine.
- A language spoken in the Netherlands, known for its windmills, tulips, and cycling culture.
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- An ancient language with a rich mythology, spoken in Greece, and known for its delicious cuisine.
- A language spoken in India, characterized by its diverse dialects and Bollywood film
- A language spoken in Brazil and Portugal, known for its rhythmic music and vibrant festivals.
- The most widely spoken language in the world, characterized by its tonal nature and complex characters.
- A language spoken in many countries, known for its lively music and delicious food.
- A language with an interesting writing system, spoken in South Korea, famous for K-pop and kimchi.
- A language of romance and elegance, often associated with art, fashion, and delicious pastries.
- A language with a rich history and script, spoken in several countries in the Middle East and Africa.
15 Clues: A language spoken in many countries, known for its lively music and delicious food. • A language spoken in India, characterized by its diverse dialects and Bollywood film • A language of love and passion, famous for its art, opera, and mouthwatering cuisine. • A language with a unique writing system, known for its polite culture, anime, and sushi. • ...
BASIC INFORMATIONS ABOUT GREECE 2017-12-04
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- helps plants to grow up.
- saint who gives us presents
- Helen in Greeks
- greek volcanic island
- he constructed lABYRINTH in ancient Crete
- mains of transportation
- famous song of John Lenon
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- Olympus was the place of ancient greek dods
- the most famous greek monument of the world
- the capital of Greece
- Poland and Germany are situaeted there.
- it ruined lots of forests last summer in Greece
- hometown of ancient olympic games
- 2018 dedicated to european cultural herritage
14 Clues: Helen in Greeks • the capital of Greece • greek volcanic island • mains of transportation • helps plants to grow up. • famous song of John Lenon • saint who gives us presents • hometown of ancient olympic games • Poland and Germany are situaeted there. • he constructed lABYRINTH in ancient Crete • Olympus was the place of ancient greek dods • ...
Puzzle 4 2024-03-25
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- A name with Greek origins meaning "crown."
- The early stages or origins of something
- Symbol of Death, Represents the Physician's battle against death
- The tool that helps you hear your heart sing
- The spirit of friendship and community among a group of people
- The guidance provided by a more experienced person in helping to develop someone else's potential
- The first letter of the Greek alphabet
- The branch of physical science that deals with the relations between heat and other forms of energy
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- of Medicine, represents the ideals of medicine; truth, accuracy, devotion to mankind,leadership, and selflessness
- The fifth letter of the Greek alphabet
- The scientific study of the human mind and behavior
- The branch of science concerned with the nature and properties of matter and energy
- An Austrian neurologist known as the founding father of psychoanalysis
- Relating to the lungs
- "Truth I Pursue"
- The fourth letter of the Greek alphabet
- The name of several historical figures, including queens and authors.
- a psychologist known for his social learning theory and the concept of self-efficacy
18 Clues: "Truth I Pursue" • Relating to the lungs • The fifth letter of the Greek alphabet • The first letter of the Greek alphabet • The fourth letter of the Greek alphabet • The early stages or origins of something • A name with Greek origins meaning "crown." • The tool that helps you hear your heart sing • The scientific study of the human mind and behavior • ...
Music Appreciation Review 2025-10-17
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- High Female Voice
- High Male Voice
- A sloping seating arrangement in our GrJHS courtyard
- Sloped or slanted
- Another name for rake
- L/SL
- Greek ampitheatres had raked ____
- Low Female Voice
- Ancient society that used raked seating
- R/SR
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- DS
- Medieval theatres had raked ____
- OFF
- C/CS
- reflection of sound waves
- US
- Low Male Voice
- Another name for slope
- Increased volume
19 Clues: DS • US • OFF • C/CS • L/SL • R/SR • Low Male Voice • High Male Voice • Increased volume • Low Female Voice • High Female Voice • Sloped or slanted • Another name for rake • Another name for slope • reflection of sound waves • Medieval theatres had raked ____ • Greek ampitheatres had raked ____ • Ancient society that used raked seating • A sloping seating arrangement in our GrJHS courtyard
The Song of Achilles 2020-11-11
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- The development of events outside a person's control, in Greek mithology, it is measured, and cut by the three Moiras
- A person who is admired for having done something very brave or having achieved something great
- Great sadness felt because someone has died
- A person or thing that joins and deceives a group or organization in order to attack it from the inside (related to the Trojan war), two words joined with a "-"
- A statement that says what is going to happen in the future, based on belief rather than on existing facts
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- A small problem or weakness in a person or system that can result in failure (related to the hero of the Trojan war), two words joined with a "-"
- A being who is partly human and partly a god
- A popular belief or stories of near-nature societies that are probably not true
8 Clues: Great sadness felt because someone has died • A being who is partly human and partly a god • A popular belief or stories of near-nature societies that are probably not true • A person who is admired for having done something very brave or having achieved something great • ...
Ancient Greece JMG 2022-04-25
9 Clues: The son of priam • Greek got of war • The king of sparta • Greek god of wisdom • Greek got of the sea • Greek god of the sky • Greek god of the underworld • He took brisies from achilles • Elite fighters led by achilles
BASIC INFORMATIONS ABOUT GREECE 2017-12-04
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- it ruined lots of forests last summer in Greece
- famous song of John Lenon
- saint who gives us presents
- Helen in Greeks
- helps plants to grow up.
- greek volcanic island
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- mains of transportation
- hometown of ancient olympic games
- Poland and Germany are situaeted there.
- the most famous greek monument of the world
- Olympus was the place of ancient greek dods
- the capital of Greece
- he constructed lABYRINTH in ancient Crete
- 2018 dedicated to european cultural herritage
14 Clues: Helen in Greeks • the capital of Greece • greek volcanic island • mains of transportation • helps plants to grow up. • famous song of John Lenon • saint who gives us presents • hometown of ancient olympic games • Poland and Germany are situaeted there. • he constructed lABYRINTH in ancient Crete • the most famous greek monument of the world • ...
The Odyssey 2024-05-24
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- what was in the bag Aeolus gave Odysseus to get him home
- the name of the country Odysseus is from; where Ithaca is
- the ancient Greek word for showing hospitality to strangers
- the ancient Greek word for world-wide fame and honor
- the 6-headed sea monster
- the special prayer the poet says at the beginning of the poem
- the kind of bird Athena turned herself into
- the thing Odysseus had on his leg that the old maid recognized
- the sea women whose songs cause men to drown
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- "that man skilled in all ways of contending"
- "earth-shaker" god
- Mentor in disguise
- the name for an ancient Greek man's household
- the name for the whole group of men who take over Odysseus' palace and try to seduce Penelope
- the witch/goddess Odysseus stays willingly with for one year
- what part of Antinoos' body Odysseus shot an arrow into
- the ancient Greek word that means using all your skills to solve problems
- the name of Odysseus' dog
18 Clues: "earth-shaker" god • Mentor in disguise • the 6-headed sea monster • the name of Odysseus' dog • the kind of bird Athena turned herself into • "that man skilled in all ways of contending" • the sea women whose songs cause men to drown • the name for an ancient Greek man's household • the ancient Greek word for world-wide fame and honor • ...
vocab crossword 2021-09-17
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- a substance that increases the rate of a chemical reaction without itself undergoing any permanent chemical change.
- a plan made in secret by a group of people to do something illegal or harmful.
- a couch that can be made up into a bed.
- (in Greek and Roman mythology) each of nine goddesses, the daughters of Zeus and Mnemosyne, who preside over the arts and sciences.
- the place or type of surroundings where something is positioned or where an event takes place.
- a wrestling hold in which one arm is passed under the opponent's arm from behind and the hand is applied to the neck ( half nelson ),
- be suspicious of; have no confidence in.be suspicious of; have no confidence in.
- too poor to produce much or any vegetation.
- a small kitchen or part of a room equipped as a kitchen.
- a member of a small independent group taking part in irregular fighting, typically against larger regular forces
- finally; in the end
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- inspiring fear or respect through being impressively large, powerful, intense, or capable.
- clean, well dressed, or decent enough to be seen in public.
- a small kitchen or part of a room equipped as a kitchen.
- the subject of a talk, a piece of writing, a person's thoughts, or an exhibition; a topic.
- a picture drawn in perspective, especially one appearing to enlarge or extend the actual space, or to give the effect of distance
- bend one's head or body forward and downward.
- easily damaged or broken; fragile or insubstantial.
- embarrassed or guilty because of one's actions, characteristics, or associations.
- cause (someone) to feel embarrassed, ashamed, or humiliated.
20 Clues: finally; in the end • a couch that can be made up into a bed. • too poor to produce much or any vegetation. • bend one's head or body forward and downward. • easily damaged or broken; fragile or insubstantial. • a small kitchen or part of a room equipped as a kitchen. • a small kitchen or part of a room equipped as a kitchen. • ...
Greek 2022-03-10
11 Clues: To the East • To the West • To the South • From the Southeast • Location of Greece • Bordered by _____. • Another physical feature • One of the physical features • A limited recourse for Greeks • Known for being very powerful • Made Greeks invade other places
Jack and Annie 16 Hour of the Olympics Ch 5 2023-03-17
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- Winning.
- Building devoted to worship a god.
- Tall, vertical pole supporting part of a building.
- Person who lives in or a thing that comes from Greece.
- Cart pulled by horses in Ancient Rome.
- Greek philosopher
- Goddess of victory.
- A kind of weapon that is thrown like a spear.
- Most important Greek god.
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- Building where athletes train.
- Tree that was sacred in Ancient Rome.
- Plant that grows very tall with wooden trunk and branches.
- Strong, powerful
- Clay building material made hard by baking.
- A kind of ring-shaped hat worn by people of high rank.
- Side of a room or building.
- Something considered very important, respected or worshipped.
17 Clues: Winning. • Strong, powerful • Greek philosopher • Goddess of victory. • Most important Greek god. • Side of a room or building. • Building where athletes train. • Building devoted to worship a god. • Tree that was sacred in Ancient Rome. • Cart pulled by horses in Ancient Rome. • Clay building material made hard by baking. • A kind of weapon that is thrown like a spear. • ...
The Odyssey 2024-01-30
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- the island of Odysseus' birth and his homeland
- the author of The Odyssey
- god in the machine, or the intervention of the gods
- the way stories and history were passed down in cultures before writing
- the epic that chronicles the Trojan War
- Odysseus's son
- an extended simile
- the protagonist of an epic
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- a formal request for inspiration
- a descriptor that identifies a physical or character trait or lineage
- the Greek word for physical strength
- a long, narrative poem that celebrates the great deeds of a hero
- homecoming
- the Greek word for overwhelming pride
- beginning in the middle of the story
- the Greek word for intelligence, cunning
- Odysseus's wife
17 Clues: homecoming • Odysseus's son • Odysseus's wife • an extended simile • the author of The Odyssey • the protagonist of an epic • a formal request for inspiration • the Greek word for physical strength • beginning in the middle of the story • the Greek word for overwhelming pride • the epic that chronicles the Trojan War • the Greek word for intelligence, cunning • ...
Ancient Greece 2012-09-19
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- Second letter of the ancient Greek alphabet
- The messenger god
- The man who wrote the Illiad, the tale of Odysseus
- The pass at which the 300 Spartans made a stand against the Persians
- Leader of the Persian forces during the Second Persian War
- City known for a high degree of freedom and cultural expression
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- King of the gods
- The Greek name for a type of foot soldier that became the main tool of the armies of Greece
- The battle in which Darius led the Persians against the Athenians and lost
- The formation Greek soldiers used in battle
- The Greeks invented the ....... Games
- Goddess of wisdon
- City known as a strong warrior society
- The Greek navy had a boat called the .......
- The age at which a Spartan boy began his training
15 Clues: King of the gods • The messenger god • Goddess of wisdon • The Greeks invented the ....... Games • City known as a strong warrior society • Second letter of the ancient Greek alphabet • The formation Greek soldiers used in battle • The Greek navy had a boat called the ....... • The age at which a Spartan boy began his training • ...
Greek Antropology 2020-05-27
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- ____________ to exist is an injustice that is paid with death according to time.
- The ________________is the sensitive knowledge.
- Philosophers seek a ________________that can be unveiled.
- Who is considered the beginner of anthropology in philosophical discipline?
- Reality
- To consider what is known from the presences of ___________________.
- A name to designate that object: the_____________.
- It is a mark to theoretical thinking?
- Two lines are opened in taught and it's called _______________________.
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- Who is the thinker of Harmony?
- The Pythagorean Universe is as____________ as Kosmos.
- Is known as the knowledge of man?
- Behavior that we call properly human is impossible without ________________.
- Greek philosophy is to _____________ the end.
- Philosophers formulated the nation of _________________ thanks to abstractive habit.
- Intelligence illuminated through abstractive____________.
- The man is the only ___________________ that distinguishes reality from appearance.
- The ability to grasp the real is ______________. Nous Understand
- The testimonies of this activity belong to philosophers’ of________________.
19 Clues: Reality • Who is the thinker of Harmony? • Is known as the knowledge of man? • It is a mark to theoretical thinking? • Greek philosophy is to _____________ the end. • The ________________is the sensitive knowledge. • A name to designate that object: the_____________. • The Pythagorean Universe is as____________ as Kosmos. • ...
Greek NT 2012-11-12
19 Clues: Sin • Evil • Lake • John • Flesh • Third • salve • Crowd • Father • church • Teacher • beloved • Faithful • Disciple • Eternity • Authority • dead Body • eye sight • commandment
Ancient Greek 2023-03-29
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- Spartans and Athens enemies
- Third war between Persia and Greece
- city-state that valued strength and loyalty
- The king of Persia
- rule by a king or monarch
- Second of many wars between Persia and Greece
- first war between Persia and Greece
- Greek god of war
- revolt What marked the start of four wars
- is Rule by the people
- a few people sharing power
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- Rule by aristocrats
- 300 ______ soldiers fought against Persia
- oligarchy of strong warriors
- There were four types of this in Greece
- A Spartan king that starts with "L"
- is one person taking power by force
- the capital of Greece is run by a democracy
- What greeks won in their war
- son of Darius
20 Clues: son of Darius • Greek god of war • The king of Persia • Rule by aristocrats • is Rule by the people • rule by a king or monarch • a few people sharing power • Spartans and Athens enemies • oligarchy of strong warriors • What greeks won in their war • Third war between Persia and Greece • A Spartan king that starts with "L" • is one person taking power by force • ...
greek 2 2016-09-26
19 Clues: one • love • hate • many • fear • small • large • one color • small germ • great world • acting weird • fear of water • lover of books • very small film • hatred of males • fear of heights • hatred of argument • ruled by one person • speaking several languages
Greek World 2024-02-07
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- Who led the second Persian invasion in 480, and what were the outcomes of the Battles of Thermopylae and Salamis?
- Which member revolted in 470-469
- In 451, what agreement was reached
- Who was recalled from exile in 450
- What democratic reform happened in 459
- What diplomatic event occurred in 449?
- What revolts occurred in 446
- What marked the beginning of the conflict between the Greeks and the Persians?
- What significant developments occurred in Athens in 482?
- What conflict occurred in 448-447
- In 460, Athens formed an alliance with whom?
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- What happened in 453 that continued the process of turning the Delian League into an empire?
- Who led the first invasion of Greece in 490
- In 457-456, what territories did Athens conquer?
- Who was ostracized from Athens in 472
- What did Athens do in 454
- Who was ostracized in 462, and what political shift occurred in Athens?
- What league was formed in 477, centered on Delos and led by Athens?
- What peace agreement was reached?
- What did the Spartans offer to Thasos in 464
20 Clues: What did Athens do in 454 • What revolts occurred in 446 • Which member revolted in 470-469 • What peace agreement was reached? • What conflict occurred in 448-447 • In 451, what agreement was reached • Who was recalled from exile in 450 • Who was ostracized from Athens in 472 • What democratic reform happened in 459 • What diplomatic event occurred in 449? • ...
Greek gods 2024-03-21
20 Clues: Greek hero • God of war • God of sea • Greek hero • God of wine • God of wild • god of fire • God of love • kind of gods • monther earth • queen of gods • goddess of hunt • goddess of love • goddess of soul • God of sun light • goddess of harvest • king of underworld • goddess of underworld • goddess of the rain bow • goddess of wisdom and war
Greek Gods 2025-01-30
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- God of Music and the Sun
- Goddess of the earth
- God of love
- Goddess of beauty, love, and war
- Goddess of the hunt
- Goddess of the hearth and home
- God of Messaging
- Goddess of women and marriage
- Mother of Persephone
- God of horses and the ocean
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- First woman
- Goddess of Grain and Agriculture
- Goddess of knowledge
- God of war
- God of the Underworld
- God of thunder
- Goddess of motherhood and fertility
- God of forging and war
- God of wine and festivity
19 Clues: God of war • First woman • God of love • God of thunder • God of Messaging • Goddess of the hunt • Goddess of knowledge • Goddess of the earth • Mother of Persephone • God of the Underworld • God of forging and war • God of Music and the Sun • God of wine and festivity • God of horses and the ocean • Goddess of women and marriage • Goddess of the hearth and home • ...
The Iliad 2023-11-21
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- Fought and wounded Ares and Aphrodite (with a spear) with the help of Athena
- King of Troy
- son of King Priam and Queen Hecuba; commander of the Trojan forces
- One of Zeus's sons. Sarpedon's fate seems intertwined with the gods' quibbles, calling attention to the unclear nature of the gods' relationship to Fate.
- (Greek mythology) the king who lead the Greeks against Troy in the Trojan War
- Ajax An Achaean commander, Great Ajax (sometimes called "Telamonian Ajax" or simply "Ajax") is the second mightiest Achaean warrior after Achilles. His extraordinary size and strength help him to wound Hector twice by hitting him with boulders. He often fights alongside Little Ajax, and the pair is frequently referred to as the "Aeantes."
- (main character) Son of Laertes and Anticleia, husband of Penelope and father of Telemachus. A cunning, shrewd and eloquent hero. Came up with the idea of the Trojan horse which led the Greeks to victory against Troy. "Man of many wiles".
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- King of Pylos and a former warrior in the Trojan War. Like Odysseus, Nestor is known as a clever speaker. Telemachus visits him in Book 3 to ask about his father, but Nestor knows little of Odysseus's whereabouts.
- Queen of Troy, wife of Priam, and mother of Hector and Paris.
- Achilles' best friend, killed by Hector
- Prince of Troy
- greatest greek warrior who fights for honor, kills Hector, and is killed by being shot in the heal
- King of Sparta, brother of Agamemnon, and husband of Helen, he helped lead the Greeks in the Trojan War. He offers Telemachus assistance in his quest to find Odysseus when Telemachus visits him in Book 4.
- A Trojan archer. Pandarus's shot at Menelaus in Book 4 breaks the temporary truce between the two sides.
- trojan hero who became "father of romans"
- Ajax An Achaean commander, Little Ajax is the son of Oileus (to be distinguished from Great Ajax, the son of Telamon). He often fights alongside Great Ajax, whose stature and strength complement Little Ajax's small size and swift speed. The two together are sometimes called the "Aeantes."
16 Clues: King of Troy • Prince of Troy • Achilles' best friend, killed by Hector • trojan hero who became "father of romans" • Queen of Troy, wife of Priam, and mother of Hector and Paris. • son of King Priam and Queen Hecuba; commander of the Trojan forces • Fought and wounded Ares and Aphrodite (with a spear) with the help of Athena • ...
The Iliad 2021-10-05
10 Clues: king of Ithaca • killed Patroclus • greatest Greek warrior • best friend of Achilles • old, the wise Greek leader • Commander of the Greek Forces • sent a plague to the Achaeans • king of Gods; claims neutrality • fights alongside the Greek forces • his abduction of Helen sparked the Trojan War
March Word Parts 2025-02-24
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- wrong behavior
- person who leads
- philosophical belief about the inherent value of human beings
- vehicle with 2 wheels
- belief that information should be shared
- cyclic process of reusing materials
- study of life
- one-eyed
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- person who helps
- person who teaches
- study of human history
- wrong action
- wrong spelling
- selfish belief in oneself
- study of myths
15 Clues: one-eyed • wrong action • study of life • wrong behavior • wrong spelling • study of myths • person who helps • person who leads • person who teaches • vehicle with 2 wheels • study of human history • selfish belief in oneself • cyclic process of reusing materials • belief that information should be shared • philosophical belief about the inherent value of human beings
Ancient Greece 2025-12-14
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- An open-air building where Greeks watched plays
- The mountain, home of the Greek gods
- The city-state known for its army and training
- The city-state famous for democracy, philosophy
- A form of government where citizens vote
- Fighting formation used by Greek soldiers
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- The goddess of wisdom and war
- A building used to honor a god or goddess
- The god of the sea, earthquakes, and horses
- A large wooden horse used to trick
- The Greek god who ruled the gods and lighting
- The marketplace and meeting place in Greek cities
12 Clues: The goddess of wisdom and war • A large wooden horse used to trick • The mountain, home of the Greek gods • A form of government where citizens vote • A building used to honor a god or goddess • Fighting formation used by Greek soldiers • The god of the sea, earthquakes, and horses • The Greek god who ruled the gods and lighting • ...
evil sciencetist muhahahahahah jay 2024-09-19
17 Clues: o2 • h2o • energy • vibrates • frozen co2 • heat measure • solid to gas • liquid to solid • solid to liquid • has no attraction • slides past each other • smallest unit of matter • Greek root word for heat • different atoms combining • Greek root word for measure • on the outside of a cold can • molecules separate from each other
Do you still remember me? 2022-10-19
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- It is an attitude of a writer or speaker toward a subject or an audience.
- The writer uses known words or examples to explain an unknown term.
- It evokes certain feelings in the readers through the author’s words and
- The name Confucius, a Latinized combination of the surname Kong 孔 with an honorific suffix, that means?
- She is one of the Gorgon's Head.
- She was the great love of Orpheus.
- Are used in the place of nouns (‘naming’ words), so that we don’t repeat them too often.
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- Other term for resolution? where in it is the end of your story where you can tie up the final loose ends and bring your story to its happy or tragic ending.
- It is the attribution of a personal nature or human characteristics to something nonhuman, or the representation of an abstract quality in human form.
- Conflict between characters and the results of scientific discovery.
- He was the mother of Orpheus.
- Orpheus is a great musician, and he likes playing this musical instrument.
- He was a king of Argos. He was the grandfather of the famous Greek demi-god Perseus.
- It is a perspective from which the story is being told.
- It explains natural phenomenon, some also present a lesson on how to live, or serve as a warning to follow the rules of the society in general.
15 Clues: He was the mother of Orpheus. • She is one of the Gorgon's Head. • She was the great love of Orpheus. • It is a perspective from which the story is being told. • The writer uses known words or examples to explain an unknown term. • Conflict between characters and the results of scientific discovery. • ...
Athens Video 2025-10-27
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- — Early Greek civilization known for its warrior kings and fortified palaces; fought in the Trojan War according to legend.
- — An Athenian general and statesman who led the navy to victory against Persia at the Battle of Salamis.
- — A long and destructive conflict (431–404 BC) between Athens and Sparta that led to the downfall of Athens.
- — A major naval battle in 480 BC where the Greek fleet defeated the much larger Persian navy, turning the tide of the Persian Wars.
- — The vast and powerful empire to the east of Greece that attempted to conquer the Greek city-states during the Persian Wars.
- — A system of government in which citizens have the power to make decisions through voting; first developed in Athens.
- — The tyrant ruler of the island of Samos known for his ambitious building projects and engineering achievements.
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- — The legendary blind Greek poet credited with composing The Iliad and The Odyssey.
- — A marble temple on the Athenian Acropolis dedicated to Athena, built under Pericles as a symbol of Athenian power and culture.
- An independent community consisting of a city and its surrounding territory; the basic political unit of ancient Greece (e.g., Athens, Sparta).
- — An alliance of Greek city-states led by Athens formed to defend against Persia and later used to build the Athenian Empire.
- — The spread of Greek culture, language, and ideas across the Mediterranean and Near East after Alexander the Great’s conquests.
- — A single ruler who seized power by force, often ruling with absolute authority.
- — A fast, maneuverable Greek warship powered by three rows of oars and equipped with a bronze ram for attacking enemy vessels.
- — A prominent Athenian leader who expanded democracy, rebuilt Athens after the Persian Wars, and commissioned the Parthenon.
15 Clues: — A single ruler who seized power by force, often ruling with absolute authority. • — The legendary blind Greek poet credited with composing The Iliad and The Odyssey. • — An Athenian general and statesman who led the navy to victory against Persia at the Battle of Salamis. • ...
BASIC INFORMATIONS ABOUT GREECE 2017-12-04
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- helps plants to grow up.
- saint who gives us presents
- Helen in Greeks
- greek volcanic island
- he constructed lABYRINTH in ancient Crete
- mains of transportation
- famous song of John Lenon
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- Olympus was the place of ancient greek dods
- the most famous greek monument of the world
- the capital of Greece
- Poland and Germany are situaeted there.
- it ruined lots of forests last summer in Greece
- hometown of ancient olympic games
- 2018 dedicated to european cultural herritage
14 Clues: Helen in Greeks • the capital of Greece • greek volcanic island • mains of transportation • helps plants to grow up. • famous song of John Lenon • saint who gives us presents • hometown of ancient olympic games • Poland and Germany are situaeted there. • he constructed lABYRINTH in ancient Crete • Olympus was the place of ancient greek dods • ...
Unit 7: Mob/Mot, Tract, Tend/Tens/Tent & Review Roots 2024-11-06
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- Greek root meaning time
- to reduce the value or importance of something
- a reason for doing something
- Greek root meaning sound or to hear
- amount that something is stretched; an uneasy feeling
- large farm vehicle
- Latin root meaning water
- cause to argue or disagree
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- to straighten or stretch out
- able to move
- carefully think about; focus
- Greek root meaning write, draw, or record
- being eager to act or work
- to make small or shorter
14 Clues: able to move • large farm vehicle • Greek root meaning time • to make small or shorter • Latin root meaning water • being eager to act or work • cause to argue or disagree • to straighten or stretch out • carefully think about; focus • a reason for doing something • Greek root meaning sound or to hear • Greek root meaning write, draw, or record • ...
Greek Quick Review 2025-04-04
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- Capital of Greece
- the Section of a Greek city that sits above the Polis
- An Aristocracy is a "blank" class of rulers
- The large body of water surrounding Greece
- Type of government in Sparta
- Government run by strong ruler
- Early Greek Civilization
- Formation of heavily armed foot soldiers
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- Name of Greek Peninsula
- The man who wrote the Odyssey
- Democracy where citizens participate directly in government
- Doing things a new way
- Type of military housing
- Plants farmed in Greece
14 Clues: Capital of Greece • Doing things a new way • Name of Greek Peninsula • Plants farmed in Greece • Type of military housing • Early Greek Civilization • Type of government in Sparta • The man who wrote the Odyssey • Government run by strong ruler • Formation of heavily armed foot soldiers • The large body of water surrounding Greece • An Aristocracy is a "blank" class of rulers • ...
Mythology Vocabulary 2020-09-04
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- A person who tells a story.
- French word for “why”.
- To change form, shape, structure, or substance.
- The struggle that grows out of opposing forces between character and events. Conflict helps to create suspense in a story.
- The outcome of a story.
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- A fictional story that explains why something is the way it is.
- A supernatural being who has special powers over nature and humans.
- The beginning; the source.
- Anything that is extremely unusual; an extraordinary occurrence.
- A manner of speaking or writing that shows an attributed feeling on the part of the writer.
- The plan of action in a story, play, or novel.
11 Clues: French word for “why”. • The outcome of a story. • The beginning; the source. • A person who tells a story. • The plan of action in a story, play, or novel. • To change form, shape, structure, or substance. • A fictional story that explains why something is the way it is. • Anything that is extremely unusual; an extraordinary occurrence. • ...
Norse Mythology 2024-03-12
11 Clues: Fen dweller • Thors Hammer • God of wisdom • God of mischief • Land of the dead • Warrior's Heaven • The World Serpent • Land of the giants • Center of the nine relams • Odins Raven Represents memory • Odins raven Represents Thought
Mythology Vocabulary 2025-01-02
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- a wise and trusted guide or advisor
- a character in a story who is typically brave, morally good, and often faces challenges
- beyond the normal physical world; relating to magic or extraordinary events
- the development of events beyond a person's control
- above or beyond; superior in some way
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- the starting point or beginning of an experience or event
- a difficult experience or test of strength, endurance, or character
- the original model or pattern of something
- a long or arduous journey undertaken to achieve a goal
- a prediction of the future
- a deep or seemingly bottomless chasm, often symbolizing a vast and overwhelming emptiness or danger
11 Clues: a prediction of the future • a wise and trusted guide or advisor • above or beyond; superior in some way • the original model or pattern of something • the development of events beyond a person's control • a long or arduous journey undertaken to achieve a goal • the starting point or beginning of an experience or event • ...
Unit 5 Vocab 2023-03-06
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- In early Greek city-states, a fortified gathering place at the top of a hill that was sometimes the site of temples and public buildings.
- refers to the art, literature, culture, and enduring ideas that emerged from the eastern Mediterranean basin in the centuries before the common era, that developed in myriad forms through the Middle Ages, and that ultimately took modern shape after the Renaissance
- A wall of shields created by foot soldiers marching shoulder to shoulder in a rectangular formation.
- the early Greek city-state, consisting of a city or town and its surrounding countryside
- “the rule of many”, government by the people, either directly or through their elected representatives.
- A system of government in which the people participate directly in government decision making through mass settings.
- “the rule of the few”, a form of government in which a select group of people exercises control.
- In ancient Greece, a sacred shrine where a god or goddess was said to reveal the future through a priest or priestess.
- In early Greek city-states, an open area that served as a gathering place and as a market
- Traditional story, especially concerning the early history of a people or explaining some natural or social phenomenon, and typically involving supernatural beings or events.
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- the largest and most influential of the Greek city-states. It had many fine buildings and was named after Athena, the goddess of wisdom and warfare. The Athenians invented democracy
- A king of the ancient Greek kingdom of Macedon.He spent most of his ruling years conducting a lengthy military campaign throughout Western Asia and Egypt
- An organized system of thought, from the Greek for “love of wisdom”.
- Something that comes from someone in the past or that happened in the past.
- a city-state located in the southeastern Peloponnese region of ancient Greece, known for being a warrior society. Sparta grew to rival the size of the city-states Athens and Thebes by subjugating its neighboring region of Messenia.
- Authoritative, traditional; relating to the literature, art, architecture, and ideals of the ancient Greek and Roman world.
- moral principles; generally recognized rules of conduct
- A long poem that tells the deeds of a great hero
- A cruel and controlling ruler with all the power.
19 Clues: A long poem that tells the deeds of a great hero • A cruel and controlling ruler with all the power. • moral principles; generally recognized rules of conduct • An organized system of thought, from the Greek for “love of wisdom”. • Something that comes from someone in the past or that happened in the past. • ...
20 Crosswords 2023-03-14
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- - What term describes an optical illusion caused by atmospheric conditions?
- - In Greek mythology, what is the name of the goddess of retribution and revenge?
- - What term describes a structure on a roof that allows smoke or gases to escape from a fireplace or furnace?
- - What term describes a fortress or stronghold, often used for military defense?
- - What term describes a deep and seemingly bottomless chasm or void?
- - What term describes something mysterious or difficult to understand?
- - What is the name of the primate that is the closest living relative to humans?
- - What term describes the final battle between good and evil in the Bible?
- - What term describes a sign or warning of something to come?
- - What term describes the partial or total obscuring of one celestial body by another?
- - What term is used to express excitement or triumph upon discovering or solving something?
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- - What term describes a special anniversary or celebration, often with a religious or historical significance?
- - What term describes the highest point or peak of something?
- - What term describes the interaction of multiple elements that produces a combined effect greater than the sum of their separate effects?
- - What term describes a swirling mass of water or air, often with a center of low pressure?
- - What term describes an optical illusion caused by atmospheric conditions?
- - What term describes a long and eventful journey or adventure?
- - What term describes a collection of wild animals, often kept for display?
- - What term describes a statement or situation that contradicts itself or defies logic?
- - What term describes someone who thinks and acts independently, often in defiance of convention?
20 Clues: - What term describes the highest point or peak of something? • - What term describes a sign or warning of something to come? • - What term describes a long and eventful journey or adventure? • - What term describes a deep and seemingly bottomless chasm or void? • - What term describes something mysterious or difficult to understand? • ...
cultural myths 2024-05-04
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- - Weeping woman from Latin American folklore said to roam rivers searching for her lost children
- - Legendary horse-like creature with a single horn
- - Mythological creature with snakes for hair, turning onlookers to stone
- - Mythical ape-like creature said to inhabit the Himalayas
- - Fox spirit from Japanese folklore known for shape-shifting abilities
- - Cryptid reportedly seen in Point Pleasant, West Virginia, before disasters
- - Mythical creature said to attack livestock, primarily reported in Latin America
- - Trickster spider from West African folklore known for outsmarting others
- - Mythical sea monster often depicted as a giant octopus or squid
- - Irish folklore spirit believed to herald death with her wailing
- - Supernatural creatures in Islamic mythology, often depicted as magical spirits
- - Japanese mythological creature often depicted with bird-like features
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- - Slavic folklore witch who lives in a hut that stands on chicken legs
- - Scottish lake said to be inhabited by a legendary creature
- - Mythical creature said to inhabit the Pine Barrens of New Jersey
- - North American folklore creature, also known as Sasquatch
- - Feathered serpent deity in Aztec mythology
- - Water-dwelling creature from Japanese folklore known for its mischievous behavior
- - Mythical creature in North American indigenous cultures associated with thunder and lightning
- - Mythical creature from Algonquian folklore associated with cannibalism
20 Clues: - Feathered serpent deity in Aztec mythology • - Legendary horse-like creature with a single horn • - Mythical ape-like creature said to inhabit the Himalayas • - North American folklore creature, also known as Sasquatch • - Scottish lake said to be inhabited by a legendary creature • - Mythical sea monster often depicted as a giant octopus or squid • ...
Ancient Greece Vocab 2024-05-21
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- goods which a civilization buys
- a peninsula is a piece of land that is surrounded by water on three sides
- a polytheistic religion is a religion with multiple gods
- An oligarchy is a form of government in which a country is ruled by a group of people
- a mythology is the study of a group of myths/ stories
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- the structure which governs a civilization.
- The highest class of a society
- A monarchy is a form of government in which a country is ruled by a king or queen.
- goods which a civilization sells
- a system of government in which the people work together to govern themselves
10 Clues: The highest class of a society • goods which a civilization buys • goods which a civilization sells • the structure which governs a civilization. • a mythology is the study of a group of myths/ stories • a polytheistic religion is a religion with multiple gods • a peninsula is a piece of land that is surrounded by water on three sides • ...
BASIC INFORMATIONS ABOUT GREECE 2017-12-04
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- famous song of John Lenon
- Helen in Greeks
- saint who gives us presents
- the most famous greek monument of the world
- Olympus was the place of ancient greek dods
- 2018 dedicated to european cultural herritage
- Poland and Germany are situaeted there.
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- it ruined lots of forests last summer in Greece
- he constructed lABYRINTH in ancient Crete
- hometown of ancient olympic games
- greek volcanic island
- helps plants to grow up.
- the capital of Greece
- mains of transportation
14 Clues: Helen in Greeks • greek volcanic island • the capital of Greece • mains of transportation • helps plants to grow up. • famous song of John Lenon • saint who gives us presents • hometown of ancient olympic games • Poland and Germany are situaeted there. • he constructed lABYRINTH in ancient Crete • the most famous greek monument of the world • ...
Crymptic Cromssword 2021-07-04
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- the ego trip of a writer
- greek nymph haphazardly to be called
- terribly amused greek monsters
- badly atrophied love
- writer runs away with ithacan queen
- fictitious tale in my author's core
- fair princess roams the universe
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- Author of nine stories dropping a pitcher
- feline guy turns to sorcery
- cryptic clue: top lines of poetry
- shabbily worn out Wilder play
- writer transformed NY Hero
- Scandinavians hauling up a kilo
- greek king in the middle of hash
14 Clues: badly atrophied love • the ego trip of a writer • writer transformed NY Hero • feline guy turns to sorcery • shabbily worn out Wilder play • terribly amused greek monsters • Scandinavians hauling up a kilo • greek king in the middle of hash • fair princess roams the universe • cryptic clue: top lines of poetry • writer runs away with ithacan queen • ...
Haylie Period 3 2026-01-08
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- the greatest Greek thinker
- worshipped gods and godesses
- Greek scientist
- was built on a hilltop
- taught about mathematics and astronomy
- taught by asking qustions
- was the name of a specific gymnasium in Athens
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- to be the center on earth
- the greatest Greek doctor
- proved that the right triangle equal to sum of the squares of the other two sides
- the colors used on vases
- is credited with developing five theorems
- was a student of socrates
- He spent his life studying mathematics
14 Clues: Greek scientist • was built on a hilltop • the colors used on vases • to be the center on earth • the greatest Greek doctor • was a student of socrates • taught by asking qustions • the greatest Greek thinker • worshipped gods and godesses • taught about mathematics and astronomy • He spent his life studying mathematics • is credited with developing five theorems • ...
Book Project 2020-10-21
10 Clues: Grain spirits • Prince of Rome • Greek god of the sea • Large underground maze • An elected Roman magistrate • Greek Christmas honey cookies • A city-state in ancient Greece • The Greek word for forgetfulness • A long sword used by Roman cavalry units • A Greek forest god, part goat and part man
History 2021-03-22
10 Clues: Greek God of War • Male youth sculpture • Its column has no base • Greek Goddess of Beauty • Athens temple of Athena • Its columns have volutes • Greek God of the underground • a structural horizontal support • Its columns have acanthus leaves • Greek pottery used for carrying wine or oil
Middle World Book 2024-03-27
10 Clues: Risk, peril • Dense forest • Old, historical • Thrilling journey • Hidden information • Travel, expedition • Prediction of the future • Stories of gods and heroes • Relics, historical objects • Civilization of Central America
YO WHAT CHANUKKH 2021-11-29
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- A magic thing
- Candelabra with 7 candles
- The jewish worship place
- Syrian leader
- Spinning toy
- Candelabra with 9 candles
- Greek king of the gods
- The great magic chanukkah cat
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- Maccabee's father
- Gray-skinned creatures
- The army
- Helper candle
- The town
- greek people
- Strictly religious people
- The army nationality
- A cup-thing
17 Clues: The army • The town • A cup-thing • greek people • Spinning toy • A magic thing • Helper candle • Syrian leader • Maccabee's father • The army nationality • Gray-skinned creatures • Greek king of the gods • The jewish worship place • Strictly religious people • Candelabra with 7 candles • Candelabra with 9 candles • The great magic chanukkah cat
Barstow greek 2023-02-02
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- who took over ancient greece
- Name a city named after the goddess of wisdom
- what is the mythical place plato once spoke of
- Father of percy
- When did ancient greece fall
- how many kids did zeus have
- warriors that many sports are named after
- what race was created in greece
- the name of the greek religion
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- the nickname of greek people
- the first greek god
- what sporting event was created is greece
- what ancient greeks used for toilet paper
- how many gods and goddesses lived on olympus
- what city is the birth place of democracy
- a teller of time created in ancient greece
- who cursed medusa
- former temple on the Athenian Acropolis,Greece
18 Clues: Father of percy • who cursed medusa • the first greek god • how many kids did zeus have • the nickname of greek people • who took over ancient greece • When did ancient greece fall • the name of the greek religion • what race was created in greece • what sporting event was created is greece • what ancient greeks used for toilet paper • what city is the birth place of democracy • ...
Ancient Greece 2020-03-17
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- Where were the first Olympic Games held?
- Alexander the _ _ _ _ _ conquered Greece, Persia and Egypt.
- Which famous Greek writer wrote 'The Odyssesy'?
- Name the famous Greek philosopher who was condemned to death by the people of Athens.
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- What were the ancient Greek foot soldiers called?
- Poseidon was the Greek God of the _ _ _.
- The Olympic Games served as a sporting event and a festival to honour _ _ _ _.
- Where were the Panathenaic Games held in ancient times?
- What is the name of the small harp that was played at Greek festivals?
- What was the name of the long tunic worn by ancient Greek women?
10 Clues: Poseidon was the Greek God of the _ _ _. • Where were the first Olympic Games held? • Which famous Greek writer wrote 'The Odyssesy'? • What were the ancient Greek foot soldiers called? • Where were the Panathenaic Games held in ancient times? • Alexander the _ _ _ _ _ conquered Greece, Persia and Egypt. • ...
Ancient Greek Architecture 2021-12-02
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- A symbol of wealth within Greek communities; often used for public buildings
- An architectural feature shaped like a hollow half sphere. Often seen in Mycenaean tombs.
- Most of the surviving Greek buildings are these
- Style of architecture characterised by scroll shaped ornaments on top of the columns
- Where temples are placed
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- A circular architectural feature with a vaulted or round roof
- A common material for Greek buildings that was easily obtained by the sea
- Oldest and simplest style of Greek architecture
- Most complicated style of Greek architecture and the newest
- The symbol for the golden ratio and the Greek letter (Φ)
10 Clues: Where temples are placed • Oldest and simplest style of Greek architecture • Most of the surviving Greek buildings are these • The symbol for the golden ratio and the Greek letter (Φ) • Most complicated style of Greek architecture and the newest • A circular architectural feature with a vaulted or round roof • ...
Greek/Latin Greek Roots 2024-02-12
. 2024-02-28
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- Worn by actors in Greek tragedies.
- A character who contrasts with the protagonist, highlighting their traits.
- Both Greek and Shakespearean tragedies were written by poets.
- Supernatural element, often appears in Shakespearean tragedies.
- A common backdrop in many tragedies.
- A prophetic figure in Greek tragedies.
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- A division within a play.
- A frequent protagonist in Shakespearean tragedies.
- Destiny, a common theme in both types of tragedies.
- A powerful theme that often leads to tragic outcomes.
- A form of literature, both Greek and Shakespearean tragedies are examples.
- Central character in tragedies.
12 Clues: A division within a play. • Central character in tragedies. • Worn by actors in Greek tragedies. • A common backdrop in many tragedies. • A prophetic figure in Greek tragedies. • A frequent protagonist in Shakespearean tragedies. • Destiny, a common theme in both types of tragedies. • A powerful theme that often leads to tragic outcomes. • ...
Ancient Greece 2024-04-24
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- the word for the english script that comes from greek
- ancient greeces conqueror
- greek hero who killed medusa
- pieces of clay with ostricism request written on them
- the birthplace of Eucleides
- another word for city-state
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- a greek letter and the symbol on the spartan sheild
- a fruit that greece is known for
- what archimedes said when he displaces water in the tub
- the birthplace of the Greek god Dionysus
- a polis known for its strong military
- a powerful rival of Sparta for dominance over the Peloponnese
12 Clues: ancient greeces conqueror • the birthplace of Eucleides • another word for city-state • greek hero who killed medusa • a fruit that greece is known for • a polis known for its strong military • the birthplace of the Greek god Dionysus • a greek letter and the symbol on the spartan sheild • the word for the english script that comes from greek • ...
Greek 2015-04-26
11 Clues: son • snake • to love • to have faith • to destroy fully • perpetual, eternal • to condem or punish • the supreme Divinity • to shine or make manifest • orderly arrangement, world • lonesome, desert, wilderness
General Medicine 2024-01-28
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- instrument to view eye
- "for little hot heads"(1995)
- without breathing(Greek word)
- nervosa without appetite & nervous
- Wilma Rudolph
- collection of blood
- joint pain
- 12 body stems
- painkiller
- abnormal condition of kidney
- slow
- gradual decrease to think and remember
- four times a day
- monoaural
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- angio
- ibuprofen
- MMR
- father of medicine
- below
- malaria
- greek gos of medicine
- chicken pox
- movement
- above norm
- high level of sugar in blood
25 Clues: MMR • slow • angio • below • malaria • movement • ibuprofen • monoaural • joint pain • above norm • painkiller • chicken pox • Wilma Rudolph • 12 body stems • four times a day • father of medicine • collection of blood • greek gos of medicine • instrument to view eye • "for little hot heads"(1995) • high level of sugar in blood • abnormal condition of kidney • without breathing(Greek word) • ...
Chapter 4 Crossword 2025-12-16
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- Suffix meaning inflammation
- Prefix meaning after
- Root meaning wrist bones
- Root meaning joint
- Greek word for hip
- Root meaning bone
- Root meaning finger or toe
- Latin word for marrow
- Greek word for skull
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- Root meaning chest
- Latin word for thigh
- Root meaning neck
- Root meaning ankle
- Latin word for shoulder blade
- Suffix meaning surgical repair
- Root meaning chemical
- Latin word for band
- Latin word for collarbone
- Suffix meaning disease
- Prefix meaning under/below
20 Clues: Root meaning neck • Root meaning bone • Root meaning chest • Root meaning ankle • Root meaning joint • Greek word for hip • Latin word for band • Latin word for thigh • Prefix meaning after • Greek word for skull • Root meaning chemical • Latin word for marrow • Suffix meaning disease • Root meaning wrist bones • Latin word for collarbone • Root meaning finger or toe • Prefix meaning under/below • ...
Tic-Tac-Toe chapter 8 Lillie 2025-02-06
15 Clues: god of war • short stories • God of the sun • God of the sea • goddess of love • king of the gods • queen of the gods • the messenger god • Famous lyric poet • goddess of wisdom • God of celebration • Wrote famous fables • God of the underworld • war against titans and deities • a body of stories about gods and heroes
Cleopatra 2025-12-09
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- Another word for very bright starting with B
- Reddish brown dye for temporary body art
- Queen sits on it
- Royal dignity
- Ruler
- Famous for mythology
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- Born in Roma
- King tut's burial place
- Kind/Queens power
- The African queen
- Head of a group
- Female Monarch
- Where Pharaohs are mainly located at
- Female Royalty
- Commands their land
15 Clues: Ruler • Born in Roma • Royal dignity • Female Monarch • Female Royalty • Head of a group • Queen sits on it • Kind/Queens power • The African queen • Commands their land • Famous for mythology • King tut's burial place • Where Pharaohs are mainly located at • Reddish brown dye for temporary body art • Another word for very bright starting with B
greek 2024-02-16
11 Clues: War • lightning • underworld • forages weapons • titan of the sun • water and oceans • ate his children • stronk Greek god • the home of gods • home of the god of the dead • chasses the god of lightning
greek 2024-05-15
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- syrup.
- Grapevine leaves stuffed with rice or meat.
- Paper-thin pastry dough used for appetisers, entrees and desserts.
- salad a fresh dish filled with many different veg like tomatoes, cucumber, green peppers and onions, sprinkled with
- Yoghurt Popular in Greek cooking,usually a thick, rich yoghurt made of sheep or goats
- under the sea
- Europe, where in the world is Greece situated?
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- Greek word for casserole, or baked in the oven.
- a sweet pastry filled with nuts and
- and then dressed with olive oil.
- coffee
- a nice tangy dairy that is normally put in pasta or salads.
12 Clues: syrup. • coffee • under the sea • and then dressed with olive oil. • a sweet pastry filled with nuts and • Grapevine leaves stuffed with rice or meat. • Europe, where in the world is Greece situated? • Greek word for casserole, or baked in the oven. • a nice tangy dairy that is normally put in pasta or salads. • ...
Mckinzie word sort 2015-09-23
10 Clues: heat • 1000 meters • earth writing • measure between • measure all around • study of legendary • the study of Earth • to see small things • measures temperature • the study of the enviornment
Native American Crossword 2022-05-14
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- A Native American diety of the Blackfoot tribe; the creator
- The largest Native American tribe in the United States
- A sacred dish in the Northwest revere salmon, cooked on cedar logs over coals
- A benevolent culture hero of Wiyot mythology
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- A famous Lemhi Shoshone explorer, her face is on a golden dollar coin
- A harmful witch in Navajo culture who can possess or disguise themself as any animal
- A fertility god in Seneca mythology
- They're known for their woven rugs and blankets
- An Ojibwe wild grain, meaning "good berry"
- A famous Hunkpapa Lakota leader who led his people against the United Stated government policies
10 Clues: A fertility god in Seneca mythology • An Ojibwe wild grain, meaning "good berry" • A benevolent culture hero of Wiyot mythology • They're known for their woven rugs and blankets • The largest Native American tribe in the United States • A Native American diety of the Blackfoot tribe; the creator • A famous Lemhi Shoshone explorer, her face is on a golden dollar coin • ...
Vocabulary Review Wednesday 10A 2018-11-13
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- The most common sound in the English language.
- The radius and the ______ are the two bones in the human forearm.
- Book designer Chip Kidd said that while e-readers have convenience, they don't provide the _____ experience of a paper book.
- The study of the brain and nervous system.
- In the video about the Gangnam-dancing robot, this word was used twice to describe the robot - we talked about insects on their backs being ___________.
- The Latin word for body. The _____ callosum is a part of your brain.
- Stage fright is linked to the brain's ancient "fight or _____" response.
- Laszlo ________ believed that people's talents were developed, not innate.
- In the song "I'll Never Fall In Love Again" the songwriter warns that "you'll get enough germs to catch _________."
- A conductor of electricity; in our video, it was attached to the skin.
- Someone who changes his or her mind and agrees with you is said to have _____ round to your way of thinking.
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- Release of electricity.
- In Greek mythology Pygmalion was a ________ who fell in love with his creation.
- Kristofer Bronner and his brother changed the world by creating a company that made candy without the harmful ________.
- Two riddles had the same logic, yet one was more difficult to solve because it was _______ in nature.
- In "Ice Age" Beethoven's Ninth Symphony is used to signify a ________ event.
- A person under the control of another has lost his or her _______ will.
- In "My Best Friend's Wedding" the friend is asked to be the Maid of ________.
- Number of solutions to neurological disorders.
19 Clues: Release of electricity. • The study of the brain and nervous system. • The most common sound in the English language. • Number of solutions to neurological disorders. • The radius and the ______ are the two bones in the human forearm. • The Latin word for body. The _____ callosum is a part of your brain. • ...
Beowulf Crossword 2017-10-28
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- Hurts Grendel's hears, which causes him to attack at the mead hall
- written by individual authors drawing on the style and conventions of the folk epic
- good
- larger than life character
- helped Beowulf defeat the Dragon
- reflects the values of the characters culture and usually figure the prominently in the history or mythology of this people
- disgusting
- making twisting or turning motions
- stories about heroes that were recited or sung as entertainment and passed down from generations
- comfort
- Hrothgar's army
- purify
- certain literary or format characteristics
- compensations for a wrong
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- hero of the story
- evil
- Beowulf's father
- in the middle of things
- big and solid
- central hero of an epic
- actions that demonstrate the hero's courage, strength, or virtue and make up most of the actions in the narrative
- when the hero receives help from a god/goddess
- a long narrative poem ;usually told orally
- history or mythology of a nation or culture often provide the themes and backdrops for the epic narrative
- a long, dangerous journey undertaken by the epic hero
- devilish female creature
- Beowul;s army
- Beowulf's lord/cousin
- what the warriors built for Beowulf to honor him
29 Clues: evil • good • purify • comfort • disgusting • big and solid • Beowul;s army • Hrothgar's army • Beowulf's father • hero of the story • Beowulf's lord/cousin • in the middle of things • central hero of an epic • devilish female creature • compensations for a wrong • larger than life character • helped Beowulf defeat the Dragon • making twisting or turning motions • ...
OF GHOSTS AND SPOOKY THINGS 2025-03-11
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- An underground tomb for the dead
- Mysterious, supernatural practices
- A sign believed to predict the future
- The "______ hour", believed to be when supernatural beings are most active
- A harmful spell or charm
- An Irish ghost whose scream foretells death
- A belief in supernatural causes without scientific proof
- To appear or become visible, often used for ghostly appearances
- A spirit cursed with eternal hunger in Chinese mythology (6,5)
- Disturbing and grim, often linked to death
- A ghostly figure that suddenly appears
- A meeting to communicate with the dead
- A ghostly image, often seen before or after death
- A pile of stones marking ancient graves
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- A ghostly double of a living person
- A "hopping" vampire ghost from Chinese mythology
- The practice of predicting the future using supernatural means
- A ghost or spirt that returns from the dead
- The late-night work shift associated with quietness (9, 5)
- The act of a ghost repeated appearing in one place
- Someone who communicates with or raises the dead
- A noisy ghost that moves objects
- A ghost of a woman who died during childbirth in Malaysian or Indonesian folklore
- To make holy or sacred, often linked to spirits
- A ghost in Thai folklore with a floating head and glowing intestines
25 Clues: A harmful spell or charm • An underground tomb for the dead • A noisy ghost that moves objects • Mysterious, supernatural practices • A ghostly double of a living person • A sign believed to predict the future • A ghostly figure that suddenly appears • A meeting to communicate with the dead • A pile of stones marking ancient graves • ...
Brave New World 2017-03-13
Across
- / first letter of Greek
- / singing voice
- / third letter of Greek
- / situation
- / learning by hearing while asleep
- / tending to arouse excitement
- / musical instrument
- / continuing without pause
- / whale snot used in making perfume
- / tearfuk sentiment
- / operated by air or gas under pressure
- / unwilling
- / poor health
Down
- / revealing an exaggerated sense
- / highest point
- / severe self
- / doing constantly
- / the principles of right and wrong
- / expressing feelings of gratitude
- / large bedroom
- / fetid resinous gum
- / low humming sound
22 Clues: / situation • / unwilling • / severe self • / poor health • / highest point • / singing voice • / large bedroom • / doing constantly • / tearfuk sentiment • / low humming sound • / musical instrument • / fetid resinous gum • / first letter of Greek • / third letter of Greek • / continuing without pause • / tending to arouse excitement • / revealing an exaggerated sense • ...
CC Mediterranean history dates quiz 2017-10-10
Across
- The Greek games which drew people from across the Mediterranean and are early evidence for a competitive, culturally diverse culture.
- This period of decline in population and trade in the Aegean from 1100-800 BCE is known as the ____ age.
- First discovered by the Phoenicians, this invention made writing so much more efficient!
- Also known as the 'Neolithic revolution', it began around 12-10,000 BCE in the Fertile Crescent
- The land between the Tigris and the Euphrates
- The 'mother' city of the Phoenicians
- Linear A (undeciphered from Crete) and Linear B (Greek language from Mycenae) are both examples of what?
- The evidence suggests that they were first developed around 8-7000 BCE
Down
- This palace culture flourished around 2000-1500 BCE (possibly for longer) on Crete
- This mainland Greek culture flourished around 1600-1100 BCE were the first speakers of Greek, so far as we know.
- The period of ancient Greek history from 510-323 BCE.
- This period of history precedes the Iron Age (when humans discover how to create Iron) and lasts from around 3500 - 1200 BCE.
- This was the first in series of battles between the Greeks and the Persians, and took place in 490 BCE
- The period of ancient Greek history from 776 - 510 BCE.
14 Clues: The 'mother' city of the Phoenicians • The land between the Tigris and the Euphrates • The period of ancient Greek history from 510-323 BCE. • The period of ancient Greek history from 776 - 510 BCE. • The evidence suggests that they were first developed around 8-7000 BCE • This palace culture flourished around 2000-1500 BCE (possibly for longer) on Crete • ...
