greek mythology Crossword Puzzles
Greek Crossword 2025-04-10
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- The Delian League met on this island
- Hereditary class of rulers
- a narrow passage of water
- "high city"
- City-state of Greece that was a military state
- Government run by a strong ruler
- Sparta's alliance
- a new way of doing something
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- The group of people that invaded Greece
- slaves that belonged to the city state
- Small political group of wealthy powerful people
- Greek city state
- War that involved a wooden horse as a form of trickery
- a 26 mile footrace
- Body of water surrounding Greece
- Military housing
- Author of the Iliad and Odyssey
- Greek Peninsula
- 500 person council
- a military tactic that forces a city to surrender by cutting off food supplies
- City-state of Greece known for trade and sea navigation
21 Clues: "high city" • Greek Peninsula • Greek city state • Military housing • Sparta's alliance • a 26 mile footrace • 500 person council • a narrow passage of water • Hereditary class of rulers • a new way of doing something • Author of the Iliad and Odyssey • Body of water surrounding Greece • Government run by a strong ruler • The Delian League met on this island • ...
Greek Roots 2025-04-22
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- an old device used to send messages back and forth
- used by machines
- a car
- a person who goes to space
- the specific sounds of letters
- a lens with a longer focal length than standard, giving a narrow field of view
- used to communicate with people all over the world
- a story that is made up
- a signature
- a device to look at space
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- something made up and put into stories
- something that goes by itself
- a box that is able to transmit light into pictures
- a picture
- when something terrible happens
- a person who studies space
- words having same pronunciation but different meaning
- a person who works on cars
- the act of taking photos
- a message sent by a telegraph
20 Clues: a car • a picture • a signature • used by machines • a story that is made up • the act of taking photos • a device to look at space • a person who studies space • a person who goes to space • a person who works on cars • something that goes by itself • a message sent by a telegraph • the specific sounds of letters • when something terrible happens • something made up and put into stories • ...
Greek Myth 2025-12-03
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- God of Blacksmithing
- Transformed into a swan
- Famously opened a Jar or Box
- Goddess of beauty and love
- Messenger of the gods
- God of the Heavens
- Goddess of the seasons and harvest
- Name means Afterthought
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- Transformed into a stag
- God of War
- Goddess of Wisdom
- God of the Sea
- The Sky
- God of prophecy, music and the sun
- Transformed into a wolf
- The Earth
- Name means Forethough
- Goddess of the hunt
- Another word for transformation
- Goddess of Women and Marriage
20 Clues: The Sky • The Earth • God of War • God of the Sea • Goddess of Wisdom • God of the Heavens • Goddess of the hunt • God of Blacksmithing • Name means Forethough • Messenger of the gods • Transformed into a stag • Transformed into a swan • Transformed into a wolf • Name means Afterthought • Goddess of beauty and love • Famously opened a Jar or Box • Goddess of Women and Marriage • ...
greek myths 2025-08-27
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- Famous weaver,challenged Athena
- Flew too close to the sun
- Brought Fire
- Argonauts,Golden Fleece
- Turned into a Cuckoo bird for love
- Name of Hades's Dog
- 100 hands
- Wife of Eros
- Maker of the Labyrinth
- Made her children into soup
- Sewn into Zeus's thigh
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- Special Box
- Killed the Minotaur
- Turned men into pigs
- Roman name for Odysseus
- Roman Heracles
- What is Medusa
- Killed Polyphemus
- 12 Labors
- Father of Theseus
- Father of Perseus
- Turned Medusa into a monster
- Who cuts the life string
- Slayer of Medusa
24 Clues: 12 Labors • 100 hands • Special Box • Brought Fire • Wife of Eros • Roman Heracles • What is Medusa • Slayer of Medusa • Killed Polyphemus • Father of Theseus • Father of Perseus • Killed the Minotaur • Name of Hades's Dog • Turned men into pigs • Maker of the Labyrinth • Sewn into Zeus's thigh • Roman name for Odysseus • Argonauts,Golden Fleece • Who cuts the life string • Flew too close to the sun • ...
Greek Anatomy 2024-03-04
36 Clues: jaw • leg • arm • rib • ear • key • lip • eye • neck • bone • hair • chin • hand • nail • back • face • nose • head • knee • vein • lung • flesh • chest • mouth • tooth • heart • liver • finger • tongue • breast • kidney • muscle • bladder • eyelash • shoulder • forehead
Greek roots 2026-05-11
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- Study of gases and air
- Study of positions and movements of body
- Polygon with 10 side
- a device used for coding messages
- To measure
- Water
- an image crated by film
- Used to measure temperature
- fear of heights
- Polygon with 9 sides
- a non fiction thing about a person life
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- Study of earth
- a scientific devise to produce magnified objects
- study how speech sounds are organized
- Layer of gases surrounding a planet
- A devise to make objects bigger
- The branch of medicine concerned with correcting musculoskeletal
- scientific study of fossils
- Polygon with 7 side
- a person handwritten signature
- Global ecosystem
- Circular panoramic picture
- Study of mind and behavior
- Polygon with 8 sides
- Polygon with 6 sides
25 Clues: Water • To measure • Study of earth • fear of heights • Global ecosystem • Polygon with 7 side • Polygon with 10 side • Polygon with 8 sides • Polygon with 6 sides • Polygon with 9 sides • Study of gases and air • an image crated by film • Circular panoramic picture • Study of mind and behavior • scientific study of fossils • Used to measure temperature • a person handwritten signature • ...
Greek Gods 2026-10-30
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- Turns people to stone
- Kidnapped by Hades
- A story
- Used to trick father of Zeus
- God of homes
- Born from sea foam
- Leader of the gods
- Swore to never marry
- Ate his children
- Married to Aphrodite
- A good doggy
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- God of music
- Messenger god
- Controls someone's destiny and lifespan
- Half-bull half-man
- Causes the seasons to take place
- Half-man half-goat
- Hates her husband for cheating
- Mother to Zeus
- God of War
- Born from Zeus' forehead
- God of wine
- Has a three-headed dog
23 Clues: A story • God of War • God of wine • God of music • God of homes • A good doggy • Messenger god • Mother to Zeus • Ate his children • Half-bull half-man • Half-man half-goat • Kidnapped by Hades • Born from sea foam • Leader of the gods • Swore to never marry • Married to Aphrodite • Turns people to stone • Has a three-headed dog • Born from Zeus' forehead • Used to trick father of Zeus • ...
Stems/ vocabulary crossword puzzle 2021-01-28
10 Clues: make/justify • great/massive • voice/vocabulary • against/antidote • together/concept • ability to/capable • quality/worthiness • rule, power/democrat • act or state/resolution • specified study/mythology
Ancient Greece Crossword 2026-10-02
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- The legendary blind Greek poet credited with composing the Iliad and the Odyssey, the foundational epic poems of Western literature.
- A system of government where power is vested in the people, who rule either directly or through elected representatives
- II of Macedonia: The brilliant king who conquered and united the fractured Greek city-states under Macedonian rule, laying the groundwork for his son's empire.
- A group of Greek-speaking people who migrated into the Greek mainland around 1100 BCE, ushering in a period of economic and cultural decline known as the Greek Dark Ages.
- A foundational Athenian philosopher who taught by asking questions (the Socratic Method) and was executed for "corrupting the youth."
- The first advanced, Greek-speaking civilization on the mainland (c. 1600–1100 BCE), characterized by fortified palace-citadels, a warrior culture, and their legendary involvement in the Trojan War.
- An advanced, seafaring Bronze Age civilization based on the island of Crete (c. 2700–1450 BCE), known for its grand palace at Knossos, vibrant frescoes, and peaceful, trade-oriented culture.
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- A student of Plato and tutor to Alexander the Great, who revolutionized logic, science, and philosophy through empirical observation.
- Civilization: The vibrant, blended culture that emerged after Alexander's death, mixing Greek, Persian, Egyptian, and Indian influences across his former empire.
- War: A devastating civil war (431–404 BCE) between Athens (and its allies) and Sparta (and its allies), which ultimately ended Athenian dominance and left Greece weakened.
- the Great: The son of Philip II who conquered the Persian Empire, Egypt, and lands stretching to India, creating one of the largest empires in history.
- A unique Greek city-state (like Athens or Sparta), which served as the fundamental political and cultural unit of ancient Greece.
- A form of government in which power is held by the nobility or a small, privileged upper class.
- A tightly packed military formation of foot soldiers (hoplites) armed with shields and long spears, moving together as a single, powerful unit.
- War: A series of conflicts (499–449 BCE) where united Greek city-states successfully defended their independence against the invading Persian Empire.
- A student of Socrates who founded the Academy and wrote The Republic, exploring the nature of justice and the ideal state.
16 Clues: A form of government in which power is held by the nobility or a small, privileged upper class. • A system of government where power is vested in the people, who rule either directly or through elected representatives • A student of Socrates who founded the Academy and wrote The Republic, exploring the nature of justice and the ideal state. • ...
really cool crossword by carter(week 27) 2022-03-30
11 Clues: heat • a car • bigfoot • saying sorry • study of earth • keeps stuff warm • your phone is this • the degrees outside • not a stick in a car • study of natural events • tempatcher telling device
Hailey 2023-03-13
11 Clues: Haileys' zodiac • Haileys favorite show • Haileys favorite book • Haileys'favorite sport • Haileys' favorite movie • Haileys' favorite color • Haileys'favorite animal • Haileys' favorite singer • Haileys' favorite teacher • Haileys' favorite subject • Haileys' favorite type of mythology
English 2022-05-04
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- Name of Greek city.
- Name of a long sword
- In greek they are known as the house gods.
- A name of a machine which is known as the lie detector.
- Name of a mountain peak
- Slowly disingreating.
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- Bad giants in greek who were also known as the man eating giants.
- A synonym of an omen.
- Name of a grain spirit in greek
- A memeber of a legion is in plural.
- A kiss of Peace in the Roman way is known as.
- Something you appove of.
- a large luxury car that is the most prestigious brand of General Motors.Whih starts from cad.
- A synonym of Aseemble is.
14 Clues: Name of Greek city. • Name of a long sword • A synonym of an omen. • Slowly disingreating. • Name of a mountain peak • Something you appove of. • A synonym of Aseemble is. • Name of a grain spirit in greek • A memeber of a legion is in plural. • In greek they are known as the house gods. • A kiss of Peace in the Roman way is known as. • ...
Literary Terms & Root Words 2526 2026-05-22
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- A single tone
- The definition of this word is "to return material to a previous stage in a cyclic process.
- A three letter Latin root meaning "to hear"
- The meaning of the Root "Crit"
- A story, poem, or picture that can be interpreted to reveal a hidden meaning, typically a moral or political one
- A figure of speech in which a word or phrase is applied to an object or action to which it is not literally applicable
- The word ______comes from Greek and means “excess” or “overshooting”
- The _____ ______ (history-altering invention) helped Latin-based words spread quickly through books and schools
- A long poem, typically derived from ancient oral tradition, narrating the deeds and adventures of heroic or legendary figures
- The Greek Root for "water"
- About 60 percent of ______ words have Greek or Latin roots
- Latin spread across Europe because soldiers, traders, and officials used it throughout the ______ Empire.
- Greek roots for SELF and WRITE make this word: ______.
- A reference to another work of literature, person, or event
- The Greek root meaning "time"
- A word meaning, a record of events starting with the earliest and following the order in which they occurred.
- The feeling or atmosphere that a writer creates for the reader
- The attitude or approach that the author takes toward the work's central theme or subject
- To incorporate air into something.
- The central idea or message in a literary work
- Early ______s became popular after the invention of the Printing Revolution
- Ancient Greeks adapted the Phoenician ______ and later the Romans adapted it into the Latin _____ used in English today
- Word that literally mean “written by hand” when you put together Greek roots.
- A figure of speech involving the comparison of one thing with another thing of a different kind, used to make a description more emphatic or vivid (e.g., as brave as a lion)
- The sequence of events in a story
- The expression of one's meaning by using language that normally signifies the opposite, typically for humorous or emphatic effect
- A poem of fourteen lines using any of a number of formal rhyme schemes
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- A single line of poetry
- The roots for this word mean "Under"+"The sea"
- A literary device used to give an indication or hint of what is to come later in the story
- The person who tells the story in a book
- The meaning of the Latin Root "Tort" as in torture.
- From the roots for "People" and "rule"
- A short story, typically with animals as characters, conveying a moral
- A scene in a movie, novel, etc., set in a time earlier than the main story
- The main character in a literary work
- The root meaning "to write"
- A type of doctor; beginning with the root for "skin"
- Many _____ words come from Greek because ancient Greek scholars studied astronomy, medicine, and math
- The meaning of the Latin Root "Ben" as in Benefit.
- Greek roots that literally mean “carry across”
- A category of artistic composition characterized by similarities in form, style, or subject matter
- From the roots meaning "Same" and "to kill"
- A traditional story concerning the early history of a people or explaining a natural or social phenomenon
- Conversation between two or more characters in a book, play, or movie
- A genre of literature that uses humor, irony, or exaggeration to criticize
- Heat that comes from the Earth
- A three-line, seventeen-syllable poem typically discussing nature
- The Latin Root meaning "Trust or believe"
- A character or force in conflict with the main character
- A poem or song narrating a story in short stanzas
- Written or spoken language in its ordinary form, without metrical structure
- The Greek Root meaning "Center"
- Greek roots for FAR and SOUND make this word: ______.
- The study of life
- The meaning of the Root "Tele"
- From the Greek roots for "Star" and "Sailor"
57 Clues: A single tone • The study of life • A single line of poetry • The Greek Root for "water" • The root meaning "to write" • The Greek root meaning "time" • The meaning of the Root "Crit" • Heat that comes from the Earth • The meaning of the Root "Tele" • The Greek Root meaning "Center" • The sequence of events in a story • To incorporate air into something. • ...
greece crossword 2014-01-23
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- was a Greek philosopher who studied geometry
- was a Greek philosopher who made discoveries about medicine
- the word for a Greek cities state
- a government ruled by few
- The highest point in a Greek cities state, usually a hill
- was the second major Greek philosopher
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- was the first of 3 major Greek philosophers
- a government where the people are in control
- is the study of how the world works and how we think
- a government ruled by a king
10 Clues: a government ruled by few • a government ruled by a king • the word for a Greek cities state • was the second major Greek philosopher • was the first of 3 major Greek philosophers • was a Greek philosopher who studied geometry • a government where the people are in control • is the study of how the world works and how we think • ...
Classics Crossword 2025-04-10
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- Hades's dog is called
- Turned into a spider for challenging Athena
- The first god to exist
- The Greek name for the Underworld
- The Roman name for Hera
- The Greek goddess of love
- The Greek goddess of the hearth and home
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- The father of Zeus
- Kidnapped by Hades
- Has winged sandals
- The Roman name for Athena
- The twin sister of Apollo
- The wife of Zeus
- The mother of Dionysus
14 Clues: The wife of Zeus • The father of Zeus • Kidnapped by Hades • Has winged sandals • Hades's dog is called • The first god to exist • The mother of Dionysus • The Roman name for Hera • The Roman name for Athena • The twin sister of Apollo • The Greek goddess of love • The Greek name for the Underworld • The Greek goddess of the hearth and home • Turned into a spider for challenging Athena
Sophie B- Ology 2021-05-11
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- I want to be a surgeon in the field of ????? because I find X-rays interesting.
- My friend Tom is very interested in the study of Greek ????? and he has many books about it.
- My friend is very interested in the ????? of democracy and she plans to learn more about it next year.
- My Mum studied ?????, she was very interested in it and wanted to find out how sounds carry meaning in languages.
- I am very interested in ????? and the study of law so I’m going to become a lawyer.
- According to Muslim ????? there is only one God.
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- Mrs Borman’s daughter probably studied astrology at University so that she could work at NASA.
- I am planning to study ????? at University and to become an Anatomist.
- My cousin is deaf so when i’m older i want to study ????? so that i can help her.
- I find the ????? of New Mexico very interesting so I plan to go there to study it.
- In class we found the ????? in each of our words and then we wrote out the definition of it.
- In class we are studying ????? and my teacher says that keeping ????? in balance is important.
12 Clues: According to Muslim ????? there is only one God. • I am planning to study ????? at University and to become an Anatomist. • I want to be a surgeon in the field of ????? because I find X-rays interesting. • My cousin is deaf so when i’m older i want to study ????? so that i can help her. • ...
JEOPARDY FOR KATBUG! (Vol. Nine) 2025-02-26
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- As you would expect, Morpheus, the god of these, is the son of Hypnos, the god of sleep
- Some legends say it was near Cyprus that she rose from the ocean's foam
- Zeus bound him to a rock & Hercules unbound him
- Orion became a constellation after he was stung to death by one of these creatures, also a constellation
- One myth says Thetis, the mom of this Trojan War hero, held him in fire to destroy his mortal elements
- His lyre playing was so moving it brought the ghosts of Hades to tears
- Gods often swore by the waters of this river, the most famous of the ones that surrounded Hades
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- This goddess of the hunt turned the nymph Arethusa into a fountain so she could escape a river god
- The number 4 was sacred to this god, the Greek counterpart of Mercury
- The serpent Apollo killed near Delphi, it later became the name of a family of large snakes
- Each of these daughters of Zeus & Mnemosyne represented a branch of the arts & sciences
- Strange for a sea god, but Neptune is credited in Roman mythology with creating these land animals used for transport
12 Clues: Zeus bound him to a rock & Hercules unbound him • The number 4 was sacred to this god, the Greek counterpart of Mercury • His lyre playing was so moving it brought the ghosts of Hades to tears • Some legends say it was near Cyprus that she rose from the ocean's foam • As you would expect, Morpheus, the god of these, is the son of Hypnos, the god of sleep • ...
Fictional Beasts 2023-12-05
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- a multi-headed serpent-like monster slain by Hercules in the classics; appears in The Sea of Monsters
- giant, worm-like creature that lives in the spice-filled deserts of the planet Arrakis
- large, magical lion who appears in C.S. Lewis's "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe"
- bird-like creatures in "The Hunger Games," used as a means of communication between the districts
- a fictional race of people from Jonathan Swift's book Gulliver's Travels; inhabitants of a flying island
- mythical creature mentioned in the Puranas; a mix of eagle and human features
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- name of the flying horse in Greek mythology that was born from Medusa's blood when she was slain by Perseus
- beings that guard the wizard prison Azkaban and feed on the happiness of the human soul
- Bram Stoker's hero; a blood-sucking creature that can transform into a bat
- a legendary bird that bursts into flames and is reborn from its ashes; Dumbledore's pet
- a magical, rat-like creature attracted to shiny things; Newt Scamander is fond of one called Teddy
- 14-foot tall creatures like humanoid trees with very thick skin; appears in the Lord of the Rings series
12 Clues: Bram Stoker's hero; a blood-sucking creature that can transform into a bat • mythical creature mentioned in the Puranas; a mix of eagle and human features • giant, worm-like creature that lives in the spice-filled deserts of the planet Arrakis • large, magical lion who appears in C.S. Lewis's "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe" • ...
Greek Artistic Beliefs and Values 2021-10-07
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- Hill that the Parthenon was built on.
- The material the Doryphoros was originally made of.
- The third and final period of Greek art, spanning 480 to 323 BCE.
- The more decorative Greek architectural style.
- The first period of Greek art, spanning 900 to 700 BCE.
- The person who created the Parthenon project.
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- The material Roman copies of Greek artwork was made of.
- "Opposite posture".
- The second period of Greek art, spanning 600 to 480 BCE.
- The more rigid and formal Greek architectural style.
10 Clues: "Opposite posture". • Hill that the Parthenon was built on. • The person who created the Parthenon project. • The more decorative Greek architectural style. • The material the Doryphoros was originally made of. • The more rigid and formal Greek architectural style. • The material Roman copies of Greek artwork was made of. • ...
Ancient Greek Contributions 2024-04-30
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- Greek philosopher who was first to classify plants
- The Greek letter A
- Invented by Archimedes to help with irrigation
- The First Olympic Games was held here
- A prefix from the Greek meaning "people"
- The first Olympics were to honor this greek god
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- Philosopher who was found guilty by a jury and put to death
- Greek invention that is considered a primitive calculator
- A type of Greek play that always has a sad ending.
- Set up a school in Athens called The Academy
10 Clues: The Greek letter A • The First Olympic Games was held here • A prefix from the Greek meaning "people" • Set up a school in Athens called The Academy • Invented by Archimedes to help with irrigation • The first Olympics were to honor this greek god • Greek philosopher who was first to classify plants • A type of Greek play that always has a sad ending. • ...
The Mediterranean – Cultures, Coasts & Cuisine 2025-03-24
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- Famous leaning tower
- _ _ _ _ More. Book Onboard.
- Future _ _ _ _ _ _
- Wine and olive country
- City of Gaudí
- French port near Provence
- Mount _ _ _ _ (Italian volcano)
- Greek capital
- Whitewashed island village
- Birthplace of pizza
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- Greek myth sea god
- Italian island near Naples
- Island of Malta’s capital
- Monaco’s famous casino district
- Mythical labyrinth island
- Italian floating city
- Croatian coastal gem
- Turkish bazaar city
- Aegean or Ionian
19 Clues: City of Gaudí • Greek capital • Aegean or Ionian • Greek myth sea god • Future _ _ _ _ _ _ • Turkish bazaar city • Birthplace of pizza • Famous leaning tower • Croatian coastal gem • Italian floating city • Wine and olive country • Island of Malta’s capital • Mythical labyrinth island • French port near Provence • Italian island near Naples • Whitewashed island village • ...
Classical Greeks 3.2, 3.3, 3.4, 3.5, 3.6 2014-02-26
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- Our word 'politics' comes from the Greek word...
- In Athenian politics, it was important to be good at ...
- City States also set up ... around the Mediterranean
- The twelve most important Gods lived on Mount ...
- ... is the City State we know most about
- Yearly festival in Athens held on Athena's birthday
- A story about Gods, Godesses and Heroes
- There were at least 60 important religious ... each year
- Half God, Half human
- Men and boys in Sparta lived in ..., not with their family
- Rule by a king
- Boys in Sparta were fed very little, to encourage them to ...
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- Sparta was the only ancient Greek city without ...
- The most famous oracle was at ...
- City States had their own...
- Polis
- Slaves in Sparta
- Greek market place
- 'rule by the people'
- Worshipping more than one God
- The biggest temple on the Acropolis of Athens
- Each City State chose a God to be the special ... of the city
- The Greeks shared a language and a...
- People called themselves 'Athenian'or '...', not Greek
- Protector of Athens
- It was important to keep the Gods...
26 Clues: Polis • Rule by a king • Slaves in Sparta • Greek market place • Protector of Athens • 'rule by the people' • Half God, Half human • City States had their own... • Worshipping more than one God • The most famous oracle was at ... • It was important to keep the Gods... • The Greeks shared a language and a... • A story about Gods, Godesses and Heroes • ...
The Trojan War 2017-11-28
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- Achilles mother and the goddess of water.
- She is the goddess of love.
- Hector's wife.
- A two-wheeled horse drawn vehicle.
- The god of all gods.
- The wooden animal the Greeks used to win the war.
- The Trojan prince who died at Ajax's sword.
- The sun god.
- Gate The gate that leads into Troy.
- The son of Zues.
- He and Odysseus stayed Rhesus.
- A tribe of female warriors.
- The old Greek man known for his advice.
- Paris' first wife.
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- The Greek soldier with the vulnerable heel.
- The king of Troy.
- games Traditional games played after a death.
- Memnon The Ethiopian king who brought a army to Troy's defense.
- The man stranded on Lemnos by the Greeks.
- The high king.
- Achilles' friend.
- Another word for a fortune teller.
- The Greek solider that committed suicide.
- An agreement between enemies or opponents to stop fighting or arguing for a certain time.
- luck of Troy A object that gave the Trojans luck.
- The Greek solider that stole the heart of Troy.
- The horrible Trojan spy.
- The goddess of military victory.
- Paris' wife.
29 Clues: The sun god. • Paris' wife. • Hector's wife. • The high king. • The son of Zues. • The king of Troy. • Achilles' friend. • Paris' first wife. • The god of all gods. • The horrible Trojan spy. • She is the goddess of love. • A tribe of female warriors. • He and Odysseus stayed Rhesus. • The goddess of military victory. • A two-wheeled horse drawn vehicle. • Another word for a fortune teller. • ...
The Trojan War 2017-11-28
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- A two-wheeled horse drawn vehicle.
- Another word for a fortune teller.
- Hector's wife.
- The horrible Trojan spy.
- The man stranded on Lemnos by the Greeks.
- The high king.
- Achilles' friend.
- He and Odysseus stayed Rhesus.
- An agreement between enemies or opponents to stop fighting or arguing for a certain time.
- The god of all gods.
- Paris' wife.
- The high king's brother.
- The sun god.
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- The Greek soldier with the vulnerable heel.
- The king of Troy.
- Achilles mother and the goddess of water.
- games Traditional games played after a death.
- The wooden animal the Greeks used to win the war.
- The son of Zues.
- Paris' first wife.
- The Trojan prince who died at Ajax's sword.
- She is the goddess of love.
- The Greek solider that stole the heart of Troy.
- The Ethiopian king who brought a army to Troy's defense.
- The goddess of military victory.
- The old Greek man known for his advice.
- A tribe of female warriors.
- Gate The gate that leads into Troy.
- The Greek solider that committed suicide.
29 Clues: Paris' wife. • The sun god. • Hector's wife. • The high king. • The son of Zues. • The king of Troy. • Achilles' friend. • Paris' first wife. • The god of all gods. • The horrible Trojan spy. • The high king's brother. • She is the goddess of love. • A tribe of female warriors. • He and Odysseus stayed Rhesus. • The goddess of military victory. • A two-wheeled horse drawn vehicle. • ...
Greece 2022-08-26
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- humor
- Leaders of ancient Sparta
- A teacher in ancient Greece in the forth and fifth centuries
- an ancient school of philosophy founded in Athens by Epicurus
- Greek philosopher
- an ancient country in southeastern Europe, north of Greece
- an amount of money or property left to someone in a will
- an ancient Iranian empire based in western Asian(founded by Cyrus)
- a cruel and oppressive ruler
- educational institution
- a citadel or fortified part of an ancient Greek, city typically built on a hill
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- The capital of Greece
- temporary banishment from a city by popular vote
- a city state in ancient Greece especially as concidered in its ideal form for philosophical purposes
- prophet
- A Greek island in the eastern Mediteranean sea
- a representative government
- a public space used for assemblies and markets
- Greek philosopher
- a small group of people having control of a country, organization, or institution
- a genre of drama based on human suffering
- a concept in ancient Greek thought that in its most basic sense, refers to "excellence" of any kind
- a school of Hellenistic philosophy
- a rectangular maa military formation
- slave
25 Clues: humor • slave • prophet • Greek philosopher • Greek philosopher • The capital of Greece • educational institution • Leaders of ancient Sparta • a representative government • a cruel and oppressive ruler • a school of Hellenistic philosophy • a rectangular maa military formation • a genre of drama based on human suffering • A Greek island in the eastern Mediteranean sea • ...
Greece and Rome compare and contrast. 2021-02-12
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- In Greece what game had a day and night team?
- What a kid would hand out on the wedding day in Greece.
- The Greek game that was like a piggy back game.
- The final day of a wedding in greece was called the ____.
- You had to be an ____ to get married in Rome.
- In Greece, people would throw ____ at the bride and groom.
- The side that Romans had with most meals was ____.
- Greek and Roman baby toys included ____.
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- In Rome the rich would rely on ____ to do work to do work for them.
- What Greek homes were made out of.
- In Greece their wedding day was called ____.
- The greek finger and numer game.
- The Greeks main food they ate was ____.
- In Rome most of the time, only the ____ had board games.
- In both Rome and Greece they had a big ____ in weddings.
- You had to be ____ years old to get married in Greece.
- In Rome it was a game similar to jacks.
- only ____ men got to learn in Greece.
- The pet that Greeks and Romans had the most was ____.
- In Rome the bride had to wear a ____ on her wedding day.
20 Clues: The greek finger and numer game. • What Greek homes were made out of. • only ____ men got to learn in Greece. • The Greeks main food they ate was ____. • In Rome it was a game similar to jacks. • Greek and Roman baby toys included ____. • In Greece their wedding day was called ____. • In Greece what game had a day and night team? • ...
The Trojan War 2017-11-28
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- Paris' wife.
- The old Greek man known for his advice.
- The goddess of military victory.
- A two-wheeled horse drawn vehicle.
- She is the goddess of love.
- Hector's wife.
- The god of all gods.
- A tribe of female warriors.
- games Traditional games played after a death.
- The high king's brother.
- Paris' first wife.
- Another word for a fortune teller.
- The man stranded on Lemnos by the Greeks.
- The king of Troy.
- He and Odysseus stayed Rhesus.
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- Memnon The Ethiopian king who brought a army to Troy's defense.
- The horrible Trojan spy.
- The Trojan prince who died at Ajax's sword.
- An agreement between enemies or opponents to stop fighting or arguing for a certain time.
- The son of Zues.
- Achilles' friend.
- Achilles mother and the goddess of water.
- The high king.
- The wooden animal the Greeks used to win the war.
- The Greek soldier with the vulnerable heel.
- Gate The gate that leads into Troy.
- The Greek solider that committed suicide.
- The Greek solider that stole the heart of Troy.
- The sun god.
29 Clues: Paris' wife. • The sun god. • The high king. • Hector's wife. • The son of Zues. • Achilles' friend. • The king of Troy. • Paris' first wife. • The god of all gods. • The horrible Trojan spy. • The high king's brother. • She is the goddess of love. • A tribe of female warriors. • He and Odysseus stayed Rhesus. • The goddess of military victory. • A two-wheeled horse drawn vehicle. • ...
Religion and the Romans 2018-11-26
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- The Roman "king of the gods"
- The new religion was based on this Person's teachings.
- The Greek god of the sea
- The Greek god of war
- Roman homes had these for sacrifices
- Roman religion did not teach people how to do this.
- One of the symbols of Jupiter
- The name given to targeted attacks on groups.
- A place where sacrifices are made
- A person whose job is to serve the gods
- The Greek "king of the gods"
- The name of the person who ruled Rome.
- The Roman god of war
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- The god popular with Roman soldiers
- The new religion that appeared in the Empire.
- A building where the gods were worshiped.
- The Roman goddess of love
- The Greek goddess of love
- A painful execution involving nails.
- Jupiter's messenger who also protected thieves
- These people found hope in the new religion.
- These were performed to stop misfortune.
- Finding signs in the sky
- The Roman god of water
- Name of the largest Roman temple.
- Signs from the gods.
- Romans would roll these to get a sign from the gods
- Romans got a lot of their religion from these people.
28 Clues: The Greek god of war • Signs from the gods. • The Roman god of war • The Roman god of water • The Greek god of the sea • Finding signs in the sky • The Roman goddess of love • The Greek goddess of love • The Roman "king of the gods" • The Greek "king of the gods" • One of the symbols of Jupiter • Name of the largest Roman temple. • A place where sacrifices are made • ...
Terrific trivia 2013-05-22
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- color Mr. White would like the earth to be
- Weather Greece does not get much of
- Dr. F.'s favorite bagel flavor
- Zoo where Dr. F. found his hippo
- City where Wake Forest University is located
- Grain that was sown in Greece in the fall
- Name of Dr. F.'s hippo
- Name of Dr. F.'s dog
- Greek god who let the Trojans win while Achilles was out
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- This year students in Dr. F.'s class kept an assignment ____.
- When life gives you lemons, make ________________.
- Basketball team with same nickname as St. David's
- Mr. White's favorite team nickname
- very large musical instrument with strings
- traditional name for the time of Jesus' resurrection
- Language still used as the official language of the Catholic church.
- Greek letter that has the Greek word for big in it
- Dr. F.'s favorite transportation
- City where Dr. F.'s daughter wants to go to school in 2014
- Greek letter that sounds the same as what you put in a lock
- Where Dr. F. and Mr. Carreker will meet for coffee this summer
- Where Mrs. Oldacre is from
- color of a pomegranate seed
23 Clues: Name of Dr. F.'s dog • Name of Dr. F.'s hippo • Where Mrs. Oldacre is from • color of a pomegranate seed • Dr. F.'s favorite bagel flavor • Zoo where Dr. F. found his hippo • Dr. F.'s favorite transportation • Mr. White's favorite team nickname • Weather Greece does not get much of • Grain that was sown in Greece in the fall • color Mr. White would like the earth to be • ...
Ancient Greece 2022-11-01
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- the city of the legendary Trojan War
- the enemy of both Sparta and Athens
- Alexander's greatest achievement
- Alexander was unable to conquer this because his troops refused to continue
- Greece was the first to use this form of government
- Spartan life was centered on the ___________
- Greece's geography led to these independent states
- age of no written records excited during this period of Greek history
- "We are what we repeatedly do; excellence is a habit."
- leading city of the Mycenaeans
- winner of the Peloponnesian War
- the most deadly fighting force in ancient Greece
- alarm clocks, flame throwers, democracy, astronomy, mathematics, drama, etc are all Greek _______________
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- a government ruled by a few powerful people
- he used league money to beautify Athens
- citizen-soldiers of Ancient Greek city-states who were primarily armed with spears and shields
- leader of the Delian League
- unlike today, these rulers typically appealed to common citizens for support and were fair and just
- home of Philip and Alexander
- Athens focused on science, rhetoric, and the ________
- the most famous Greek 'republican'
- these "h" rebels could be credited with Sparta's desire to form a military state
22 Clues: leader of the Delian League • home of Philip and Alexander • leading city of the Mycenaeans • winner of the Peloponnesian War • Alexander's greatest achievement • the most famous Greek 'republican' • the enemy of both Sparta and Athens • the city of the legendary Trojan War • he used league money to beautify Athens • a government ruled by a few powerful people • ...
The Song of Achilles Crossword 2026-03-02
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- Odysseus' wife
- The Greeks could not sail to Troy because there was no ____.
- Patroclus was killed by ______.
- King of Pylos
- Greek term for pride
- Princess of Scyros
- The first of the Greeks to die in the Trojan War
- Greek term for "best of the Greeks"
- King of Troy
- Achilles' main weapon of choice
- Achilles' mother
- The instrument Achilles plays
- Aphrodite's favorite Trojan
- Achilles' cousin and king of Salamis
- Peleus told Achilles to think of the men he would kill as _______.
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- God of medicine and plague
- The Trojan War lasted ___ years.
- Patroclus' father
- Achilles' son
- Where Patroclus and Achilles were taught by Chiron
- A public open space used for assemblies and markets in ancient Greece
- The best of the Greeks
- A woman taken by Achilles as a war prize
- Greek term for heartless
- The action of asking or begging for something earnestly or humbly
- The hard upper shell of a turtle, crustacean, or arachnid
- Greek term for companion
- King of Scyros
- King of Argos
- The quality of being religious or reverent
- King of Sparta
- Peleus' old counselor
- King Eetion ruled _______.
33 Clues: King of Troy • Achilles' son • King of Pylos • King of Argos • Odysseus' wife • King of Scyros • King of Sparta • Achilles' mother • Patroclus' father • Princess of Scyros • Greek term for pride • Peleus' old counselor • The best of the Greeks • Greek term for heartless • Greek term for companion • God of medicine and plague • King Eetion ruled _______. • Aphrodite's favorite Trojan • ...
Greek Theatre Crossword 2025-12-07
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- This paid for the poorest citizens to attend dramatic festivals
- actors wore these on stasge
- wrote the Poetics about Greek drama
- Greek name for a city state
- where VIPs sat in the theatre space
- the person who organised the main dramatic festival
- The main theatre in Athens, situated on the Acropolis is the Theatre of...
- introduced a third actor on stage
- Sophocles increased the number of chorus members from twelve to...
- where the chorus would perform
- vase that shows a comic actor stage-naked with a handbag
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- another dramatic festival
- the most important dramatic festival
- the financial backer for Greek plays
- Greek word for the crane special effect
- wrote the Bacchae and Medea
- the preview that took place before the main dramatic festival
- the plays in the main dramatic festival took place on days two to...
- vase which shows lots of different elements of a tragedy
- tragic actors wore these on their legs
- introduced a second actor on stage
- where the audience sat in the theatre space
- the month in which the main dramatic festival took place
23 Clues: another dramatic festival • actors wore these on stasge • wrote the Bacchae and Medea • Greek name for a city state • where the chorus would perform • introduced a third actor on stage • introduced a second actor on stage • wrote the Poetics about Greek drama • where VIPs sat in the theatre space • the most important dramatic festival • the financial backer for Greek plays • ...
Chapters 5,6,7,8 Review 2026-10-28
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- What suffix means full of?
- What does penta mean?
- What does dyo, dy mean?
- What is the last letter of the Greek alphabet?
- What is the second letter in the Greek alphabet?
- What does hemi mean?
- What does tertium mean?
- What suffix means state of being, domain of?
- What prefix means bad, difficult?
- What prefix means under, below?
- to the rules What does the suffix nomic mean?
- What does nonum mean?
- What prefix means above?
- of What does the suffix ard mean?
- What prefix means before?
- What does ennea mean?
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- What does the prefix magni mean?
- What does proto mean?
- What does uni mean?
- What suffix means writing?
- What prefix means after?
- What suffix means science for measuring?
- What does nihil mean?
- What does the prefix philo mean?
- from, about What does the prefix de mean?
- What is the 4th letter in the Greek alphabet?
- What prefix means bad?
- What suffix means viewing?
- What is the 9th letter of the Greek alphabet?
- What does sept mean?
- What does the prefix neo mean?
31 Clues: What does uni mean? • What does hemi mean? • What does sept mean? • What does penta mean? • What does proto mean? • What does nihil mean? • What does nonum mean? • What does ennea mean? • What prefix means bad? • What does dyo, dy mean? • What does tertium mean? • What prefix means after? • What prefix means above? • What prefix means before? • What suffix means full of? • ...
Mythology 2015-05-26
7 Clues: The Underworld • Half man half bull • Half man half goat • Half man half horse • Half god half human • Where the gods lived • The Greeks fought a famous war against the
P4/4B Act2 Vocab 2024-01-04
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- Impossible to prevent or stop
- Baby or small child found deserted
- Greek mountain believed to be the throne of the Gods and the location of their palaces.
- People who deliver messages from the Gods
- God Apollo, whose temple was in the Greek city of Delphi
- Brought down or lowered
- Inferiority; lowness
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- Condition of being entirely forgotten, especially in death.
- Renowned Greek City-State
- Person who steers a boat
- The family that includes Laius, Jocasta and their descendants, including Oedipus and his children
- Prediction about the future
- Greek God who acted as the messenger of the gods to humanity
13 Clues: Inferiority; lowness • Brought down or lowered • Person who steers a boat • Renowned Greek City-State • Prediction about the future • Impossible to prevent or stop • Baby or small child found deserted • People who deliver messages from the Gods • God Apollo, whose temple was in the Greek city of Delphi • Condition of being entirely forgotten, especially in death. • ...
Ashleigh's Crossword Puzzle 2023-07-24
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- Greek origin and edns with nomy starts with a
- Starts with prejud
- Infam something
- Opposite is fragile
- Opposite is consecrated
- Starts withe matri
- Greek origin and edns with nomy starts with gas
- Greek origin and edns with nomy starts with a
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- Starts with mine
- Goth something
- A dog is named after this
- Rickety
- Opposite is eagerly
- Greek origin and edns with nomy starts with a
- Greek origin and edns with nomy starts with tax
15 Clues: Rickety • Goth something • Infam something • Starts with mine • Starts with prejud • Starts withe matri • Opposite is fragile • Opposite is eagerly • Opposite is consecrated • A dog is named after this • Greek origin and edns with nomy starts with a • Greek origin and edns with nomy starts with a • Greek origin and edns with nomy starts with a • ...
Crossword Puzzle Title 2022-05-13
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- Greek word for love in the form of parents to children
- synonym of connection
- underwater animal near extinction commonly found in tropical waters
- Greek word for love in the form of action
- person who lives in a place for an extended period of time
- Greek word for love in the form of friends
- synonym of vulnerable or exposed
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- synonym of caring or eager
- a threatened species of turtle
- synonym of showing
- a species of animal ceasing to exist
- synonym of taking care of
- Greek word for love in the form of intense attraction
13 Clues: synonym of showing • synonym of connection • synonym of taking care of • synonym of caring or eager • a threatened species of turtle • synonym of vulnerable or exposed • a species of animal ceasing to exist • Greek word for love in the form of action • Greek word for love in the form of friends • Greek word for love in the form of intense attraction • ...
roman mythology 2025-05-12
10 Clues: gods • a gift • a place • very fomous • a poufel pirson • something famous • a place in italey • something very old • belving in something • something believed in
Greek/Roman Mythology Allusion Crossword Puzzle 2023-08-14
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- Life, Fire
- Laurel, Desire, Destruction, Victory
- Butterfly, Passion, Dedication, Love
- Devotion, Downfall, Lyre, Love
- Gorgon, Snake, Ugly, Pride, Stone
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- Pomegranate, Seasons, Underworld, Narcissus Flower
- Wings, Craftsman, Wax, Crete, Pasphae
- Beauty, Creation, Statue, Love
- Malfoy, Narcissist, Rowling, Flower
9 Clues: Life, Fire • Beauty, Creation, Statue, Love • Devotion, Downfall, Lyre, Love • Gorgon, Snake, Ugly, Pride, Stone • Malfoy, Narcissist, Rowling, Flower • Laurel, Desire, Destruction, Victory • Butterfly, Passion, Dedication, Love • Wings, Craftsman, Wax, Crete, Pasphae • Pomegranate, Seasons, Underworld, Narcissus Flower
Hayden Downer - Unit 2 Review 2023-02-13
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- A city in ancient Greece.
- Conquered Greece after the Peloponnesian war.
- The opponents of the Greeks in the war over Paris. Famous for the saying, "_____ horse".
- Defeated the minotaur in the story about the fall of the Minoans.
- A lawmaker who was an important person in making Greece a democracy.
- The godess of wisdom.
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- A Greek contribution that made buildings more sturdy.
- A famous Greek building in Athens.
- The father of Alexander the Great.
- A type of Greek boat.
- The god of the sea.
- King of the Greek gods.
- A city-state that invented modern democracy and had the strongest navy in Greece.
- The formation that the Greeks used in battle
- A city-state that had the best army in all of Greece.
15 Clues: The god of the sea. • A type of Greek boat. • The godess of wisdom. • King of the Greek gods. • A city in ancient Greece. • A famous Greek building in Athens. • The father of Alexander the Great. • The formation that the Greeks used in battle • Conquered Greece after the Peloponnesian war. • A Greek contribution that made buildings more sturdy. • ...
Ancient Greece 2021-10-04
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- an organized system of thought, meaning “love of wisdom”
- a group of islands
- group of five men elected each year in Sparta, responsible for the education of the youth and conduct of citizens
- Greek name for a city-state, origin of our word politics
- Greek poet, born sometime between the 12th and 8th centuries BC, possibly somewhere on the coast of Asia Minor, famous for the epic poems The Iliad and The Odyssey
- sea located between Africa and Europe, almost completely enclosed by land save for the Strait of Gibraltar; the area of coast surrounding the sea for which it is named
- Greek statesman and general, dominant figure in Athenian politics, particularly between the Greco-Persian Wars and the Peloponnesian War, acclaimed as “the first (real) citizen of Athens”
- student of Plato, studied for 20 years at the Academy, sought the best form of government
- student of Socrates, considered the greatest philosopher of Western civilization, did write his thoughts, opened a school in Athens named the Academy, sought the “ideal” state
- early rule=king, later=oligarchy under the aristocrats, women held little power
- sculptor and philosopher, teacher of Plate, did not write down his thoughts
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- democratic system in which every male citizen participated directly in government decisions through mass meetings
- “rule by the few”, a small group hold all the power
- Greek word meaning “to imitate Greeks”, used to describe an age in which Greek culture flourished
- became king at 20, raised for kingship by his father Philip, brought on military campaigns from a young age, invaded the Persian Empire, died at 32
- moral principles and generally recognized rules of conduct
- “rule of the many”, a government by the people
- fortified area at the top of the hill around which a polis was centered
- meaning “highly self-disciplined”, rigidly organized and tightly controlled and ruled by two kings
- a fortified site on the Greek mainland, first discovered by German archaeologist Heinrich Scliemann
- open area in the polis used as a marketplace and a gathering spot
- name given to Greek history about 500 BC-338 BC marked by two wars
- long poem that tells the deeds of a great hero
23 Clues: a group of islands • “rule of the many”, a government by the people • long poem that tells the deeds of a great hero • “rule by the few”, a small group hold all the power • an organized system of thought, meaning “love of wisdom” • Greek name for a city-state, origin of our word politics • moral principles and generally recognized rules of conduct • ...
Summer's Crossword 2021-05-11
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- My grandpa went in a mri because he had a stroke and there was lots of -------- around him.
- He studied Greek and roman ------- in school and he learnt all about it.
- Her -------- for women's rights represents that she wanted all women to be equal to the men.
- I want to research all about -------- and about how sounds make words and letters.
- I think it would be very cool to research -------- because you get to see all the criminals and what they did.
- I would love to research all about --------and about god and the bible and it is very interesting.
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- I was researching ------- and how you sit and position your human body.
- In my high school class i was doing science and we had to research ------- and i saw living organs
- The scientist was researching all about --------- and he was learning about how people hear and listen.
- My nan wanted to research ------- and she was looking and trying to find rock and minerals.
- I don't like -------- much because it's all about history and I don't like history. It's very boring.
- I wanted to start learning more about ------- because I love keeping the environment clean and using the least amount of plastic I can.
12 Clues: I was researching ------- and how you sit and position your human body. • He studied Greek and roman ------- in school and he learnt all about it. • I want to research all about -------- and about how sounds make words and letters. • My grandpa went in a mri because he had a stroke and there was lots of -------- around him. • ...
Ology 2021-05-12
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- Zoe went to university for ________, but she pulled out because she wanted to be a doctor.
- In highschool we learn _______ and that subject is about all living things such as plants and creatures.
- lots of chritsians study _______. That's because theology is about critians and their beliefs.
- Issabellas Mum studied _________ to be a radiologist at a hospital in Wagga.
- In year 5 we learnt about _________. We had to make a presentation about the ISS (International Space Station).
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- Since I don't really like insects, I'm not looking forward to taking the class
- In class we had to make a campsite in groups of 2, the _______ of our campsite made it difficult to set up a tent, but our group did well.
- My Mum studied _______ at school thinking it was easy. But she was wrong.
- Mr. Richards grasped the _______ of business strategies and knows how to plan and execute them very successfully.
- has also published many articles on penal theory, criminology- sentencing, comparative ________, victims, security and anti-terrorism policy.
- In Greek ________, Zeus was the ruler of Gods and men.
- when you are in kindergarten you study a lot of ________ because you need to find out what sounds make a word.
12 Clues: In Greek ________, Zeus was the ruler of Gods and men. • My Mum studied _______ at school thinking it was easy. But she was wrong. • Issabellas Mum studied _________ to be a radiologist at a hospital in Wagga. • Since I don't really like insects, I'm not looking forward to taking the class • ...
Word Study 2025-11-06
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- A person who travels in aircraft, especially a pilot of a hot-air balloon or other lighter-than-air craft.
- A person who swims underwater using an aqualung or who lives and works underwater for extended periods.
- A Russian or Soviet astronaut; a person trained and employed by the Russian space agency to work in space.
- Relating to the science, technology, or practice of flight through the air.
- A Chinese astronaut; a person trained and employed by China's space program to travel into space.
- A massive, powerful, and unstoppable force or institution; originally refers to a huge vehicle.
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- A person who explores or works in the ocean, especially under the sea.
- A person trained to travel in a spacecraft and work in space.
- Someone who explores or travels to the sun (a rarely used or theoretical term, mostly found in science fiction).
- Relating to sailors, ships, or navigation on water.
- A suffix meaning sailor or traveller, often referring to someone who explores or travels (especially in compounds).
- In Greek mythology, a member of the band who sailed with Jason on the Argo in search of the Golden Fleece; more generally, a bold or adventurous explorer.
12 Clues: Relating to sailors, ships, or navigation on water. • A person trained to travel in a spacecraft and work in space. • A person who explores or works in the ocean, especially under the sea. • Relating to the science, technology, or practice of flight through the air. • ...
Ancient Greek Theater 2022-12-19
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- Raised platform above orchestra.
- Place of Greek theaters.
- Worn by Ancient Greek Actors.
- Played female characters.
- Sea that Greece is located.
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- Building behind the stage.
- Middle circular area of Ancient Greek theater.
- Part of Greek theater where audience sat.
- Were not allowed to be actors.
- Birthplace of Western theater.
- Actors wore masks because the audience was far _____.
11 Clues: Place of Greek theaters. • Played female characters. • Building behind the stage. • Sea that Greece is located. • Worn by Ancient Greek Actors. • Were not allowed to be actors. • Birthplace of Western theater. • Raised platform above orchestra. • Part of Greek theater where audience sat. • Middle circular area of Ancient Greek theater. • ...
history 2022-10-11
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- made up of three important institutions.
- rectangular mass military formation.
- city-state of ancient greece.
- greek philosopher and polymath
- greek cities and kingdoms in asia and afica
- is a form of gov.that gives strength in everyone.
- a war between greeks and persians.
- greek philosopher
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- king of macedonia
- former king of macedonia
- between athens and sparta
- people of ancient greece.
- athenian hopelite in several battles
- denoting a Bronze Age civilization centered on Crete.
- civilization in Greece is represented by finds at Mycenae.
- author.
16 Clues: author. • king of macedonia • greek philosopher • former king of macedonia • between athens and sparta • people of ancient greece. • city-state of ancient greece. • greek philosopher and polymath • a war between greeks and persians. • athenian hopelite in several battles • rectangular mass military formation. • made up of three important institutions. • ...
Rome and Greek Crossword Puzzle 2022-05-04
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- Soldiers from ancient Rome
- The war caused after the Apple of Discord
- Before an empire Rome was something else
- Rome and ______ Crossword Puzzle
- Used by Rome to transport fresh water
- the war between Sparta and Athens
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- A famous fable writer from Greek
- Greek was a ______.
- Fictional or exaggerated stories
- Rome is on a ______.
- Where the gods and goddesses live
- Where the first Punic war took place
- the female version of a god
- A human like figure worshiped by mortals
- a type of pillar used by the Greeks
- Fought against the Punics
16 Clues: Greek was a ______. • Rome is on a ______. • Fought against the Punics • Soldiers from ancient Rome • the female version of a god • A famous fable writer from Greek • Fictional or exaggerated stories • Rome and ______ Crossword Puzzle • Where the gods and goddesses live • the war between Sparta and Athens • a type of pillar used by the Greeks • Where the first Punic war took place • ...
Trojan war 2023-10-30
17 Clues: war • King • king • fight • years • author • country • culture • greek island • bribes paris • prince of troy • King of Mycenae • Symbol of the heart • guy who kidnapps helen • animal that people crawl out of • most beautiful woman in the world • religious sancuary related to apollo
egypt cats 2023-11-03
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- cats were ____ when they died.
- cats were very ______ animals to the egyptians
- cats kept out ____ animals from egyptian homes
- multiple egyptian ___ looked more like cats
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- cats were ____ by the egyptians
- the egyptians put cats in a lot of their ___ and in their mythology
- cats greatly affected the egyptian religion and ___.
7 Clues: cats were ____ when they died. • cats were ____ by the egyptians • multiple egyptian ___ looked more like cats • cats were very ______ animals to the egyptians • cats kept out ____ animals from egyptian homes • cats greatly affected the egyptian religion and ___. • the egyptians put cats in a lot of their ___ and in their mythology
Stems/ vocabulary crossword puzzle 2021-01-28
10 Clues: make/justify • great/massive • voice/vocabulary • against/antidote • together/concept • ability to/capable • quality/worthiness • rule, power/democrat • act or state/resolution • specified study/mythology
Be better at this or istg Eliana- 2025-01-23
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- Willow
- Purpled
- 'Died' a long time ago
- Wilbur
- Sam
- Phil
- Tubbo
- Quackity
- techno
- Persephone
- Also 'died'
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- Miko
- Tommy
- (Another Greek God of whom which we do not know quite yet)
- Another Greek God name... We don't know him yet. YET...
- Charlie Slime
- Niki
- Schlatt(I wont blame you if you don't get this one until the new chapter)
- Jack
19 Clues: Sam • Miko • Phil • Niki • Jack • Tommy • Tubbo • Willow • Wilbur • techno • Purpled • Quackity • Persephone • Also 'died' • Charlie Slime • 'Died' a long time ago • Another Greek God name... We don't know him yet. YET... • (Another Greek God of whom which we do not know quite yet) • Schlatt(I wont blame you if you don't get this one until the new chapter)
Classical Myth 2014-03-12
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- prince of Iolcus & leader of the Argonauts
- king of Troy & father to Hector, Cassandra, & Paris
- god of music & poetry whom the Trojans worship
- Trojan prince prophesied to bring about Troy's destruction
- mastermind behind the Trojan Horse & king of Ithaca
- Zeus' daughter whom Paris abducts
- Achilles' war prize stolen by Agamemnon
- princess of Corinth & Jason's second wife, killed by Medea
- Achilles' best friend
- goddess of marriage who sides with the Greeks
- Greek commander during Trojan War & Menelaus' older brother
- king of Colchis & father to Medea
- Greek embodiment of death
- princess of Colchis & priestess of Hecate
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- Myrmidon leader & greatest Greek warrior
- prince of Colchis whom Jason & Medea murder
- princess of Troy & prophetess
- king of Corinth & father to Glauce, Jason's second wife
- goddess of magic associated with Hades' kingdom
- Jason's uncle & usurper of the throne of Iolcus
- goddess of love who promises Paris Helen & sides with the Trojans
- Spartan king & Helen's husband
- Trojan prince & commander who faces Achilles
- second greatest Greek warrior
- goddess of wisdom & defensive war on the Greeks' side
- goddess of discord who creates the competition among three goddesses for the golden apple
26 Clues: Achilles' best friend • Greek embodiment of death • princess of Troy & prophetess • second greatest Greek warrior • Spartan king & Helen's husband • Zeus' daughter whom Paris abducts • king of Colchis & father to Medea • Achilles' war prize stolen by Agamemnon • Myrmidon leader & greatest Greek warrior • princess of Colchis & priestess of Hecate • ...
The Daily Crossword 2017-11-22
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- The fruit that the goddess of discord left in the bowl at the gathering upon Mount Olympus
- The resting place for the most glorified gods and goddesses
- A hurling weapon often used in battle
- Wife to King Menelaus, who was stolen by a Trojan
- The object used to hold the ashes after cremation
- The building project that resulted from Odysseus' idea to invade Troy
- A close companion of the warrior Achilles
- The events following the burial of a warrior
- The location of death for Achilles, Hector, and Patroclus
- A sacred stone located in the Temple of Athene within the Trojan City
- The Greek warrior who devised a plan involving construction to invade Troy
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- The Greek husband of Queen Helen of the Fair Cheeks
- The Trojan son of Hecuba, who stole Helen from her palace
- The protection worn by both Achilles and Patroclus during battle
- A duel between two warriors from opposing sides
- The brother of Paris
- The father of both Paris and Hector
- The goddess of beauty
- The queen of the heavens
- The leader of the Greek camp
- A Greek warrior who is invincible apart from one area located on his lower caf
- The goddess of beauty
22 Clues: The brother of Paris • The goddess of beauty • The goddess of beauty • The queen of the heavens • The leader of the Greek camp • The father of both Paris and Hector • A hurling weapon often used in battle • A close companion of the warrior Achilles • The events following the burial of a warrior • A duel between two warriors from opposing sides • ...
Topic 6 Lesson 1-4 2023-05-09
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- To Shut out, keep from participating.
- Control.
- Art and practice of government.
- To get or recieve something.
- Unjust use of power.
- Memebership in a state or community which gives a person civil and political rights.
- Form of government which citizens hold political power.
- Greek city-state.
- Foreigner in a Greek city-state.
- Final.
- To keep and support.
- Person who pays rent either in crops or money.
- High-city in upper part of Ancient Greek city.
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- Government in which citizens take part in the day-to-day affairs of the government.
- New ways of doing things.
- Government in which people elect representatives to make the nation's laws.
- Legal member of a country of city-state.
- Government in which a small group of people rule.
- Person organized for the purpose of waging war.
- Person who gives an informative talk to students.
- To represent.
- Man responsible for the day-to-day operation of the government.
- Hereditary class of rulers.
- Greek military formation of heavily armed foot soldiers.
- Ownership and control of other people as property.
- Messenian person forced to work as a lowly farmer by Sparta.
- Military housing.
27 Clues: Final. • Control. • To represent. • Greek city-state. • Military housing. • Unjust use of power. • To keep and support. • New ways of doing things. • Hereditary class of rulers. • To get or recieve something. • Art and practice of government. • Foreigner in a Greek city-state. • To Shut out, keep from participating. • Legal member of a country of city-state. • ...
Cryptic Crossword 2024-01-05
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- Sacred holly at Christmas loses first leaf
- Elves upset priests
- Odd characters tore icon into a set of three
- Strive for Latin truth
- Greek God works for NASA
- Play outside church with old Greek coin
- Auction item in the BIble
- Ah! Do I see a Jewish candle or men?
- Biblical character in the sauna
- Who is simple and pastorally parsimonious
- Transform Ruth and becomes something difficult to crack
- Saint Archibald has fabric stiffener
- Beelzebub blesses with frothy effervescence inside
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- Much of Chicago's pelicans held by Matthew, Mark, Luke and John
- April put her heart into religious group for the accused
- Fasted around Easter then ate sumptuously
- Monster derives from Anglo-Greek character
- Make an oath that first swimwear is on the Good Book
- Parish church with weapons as amulets
- Ode hath changed this rash and impetuous person
- A god with a new thing that's sharp
- Six Romans take car to the local priest
- Makes amends for casting a stone
- Explorer spoke of highways on a Greek island
- Destiny sounds like gala occasion
- Have a drink then initially leave Jim Bible
- Secret store of Saint Ash
27 Clues: Elves upset priests • Strive for Latin truth • Greek God works for NASA • Auction item in the BIble • Secret store of Saint Ash • Biblical character in the sauna • Makes amends for casting a stone • Destiny sounds like gala occasion • A god with a new thing that's sharp • Ah! Do I see a Jewish candle or men? • Saint Archibald has fabric stiffener • ...
Etymology Reveiw 2025-10-30
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- Half in greek numerical adverbs.
- The transliteration of βρογχοϛ.
- A greek letter that transliterates to th.
- The meaning of the prefix se-.
- The Greek ordinal number meaning second.
- The meaning of the prefix dia-.
- The suffix meaning place where.
- A word that is transliterated from ετυμολογυ.
- The meaning of the prefixes pan- and panto-.
- XVII in arabic numbers.
- Third in latin ordinal numbers.
- The transliteration of τραυμα.
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- The Cardinal number for quinqu-.
- The meaning of the latin ordinal number septimum.
- to What do the suffixes -tic, -ic, -ac, and -oid mean.
- The meaning of the latin numerical adverb/adjective ambo-.
- The meaning of the prefix crypto-.
- IV in arabic numbers.
- The meaning of the prefix ex-.
- The meaning of the prefix ortho-.
- The prefix meaning within.
- The meaning of the prefix archeo-.
- Eighth in latin ordinal numbers.
- The prefix meaning before.
- The transliteration of κλεπτο.
- The suffix meaning abstract belief in.
- A greek letter that has three different forms.
- The meaning of the prefix neo-.
- The english meaning of nihil.
- which is used for The meaning of the suffix -ory.
30 Clues: IV in arabic numbers. • XVII in arabic numbers. • The prefix meaning within. • The prefix meaning before. • The english meaning of nihil. • The meaning of the prefix ex-. • The meaning of the prefix se-. • The transliteration of κλεπτο. • The transliteration of τραυμα. • The transliteration of βρογχοϛ. • The meaning of the prefix dia-. • The suffix meaning place where. • ...
Etymology Review 2025-10-31
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- Half in greek numerical adverbs.
- A greek letter that transliterates to th.
- The meaning of the prefix crypto-.
- A greek letter that has three different forms.
- Eighth in latin ordinal numbers.
- The meaning of the latin ordinal number septimum.
- The Cardinal number for quinqu-.
- The meaning of the prefix dia-.
- Third in latin ordinal numbers.
- The prefix meaning before.
- IV in arabic numbers.
- The english meaning of nihil.
- The meaning of the prefixes pan- and panto-.
- The meaning of the prefix archeo-.
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- which is used for The meaning of the suffix -ory.
- XVII in arabic numbers.
- The meaning of the prefix ortho-.
- A word that is transliterated from ετυμολογυ.
- The Greek ordinal number meaning second.
- The suffix meaning abstract belief in.
- The meaning of the latin numerical adverb/adjective ambo-.
- to What do the suffixes -tic, -ic, -ac, and -oid mean.
- The transliteration of κλεπτο.
- The transliteration of τραυμα.
- The meaning of the prefix se-.
- The meaning of the prefix ex-.
- The suffix meaning place where.
- The transliteration of βρογχοϛ.
- The prefix meaning within.
- The meaning of the prefix neo-.
30 Clues: IV in arabic numbers. • XVII in arabic numbers. • The prefix meaning within. • The prefix meaning before. • The english meaning of nihil. • The transliteration of κλεπτο. • The transliteration of τραυμα. • The meaning of the prefix se-. • The meaning of the prefix ex-. • The suffix meaning place where. • The transliteration of βρογχοϛ. • The meaning of the prefix dia-. • ...
Etymology Crossword 2025-10-31
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- The meaning of the prefix crypto-.
- The transliteration of κλεπτο.
- The meaning of the latin numerical adverb/adjective ambo-.
- The meaning of the prefix ex-.
- A greek letter that has three different forms.
- to What do the suffixes -tic, -ic, -ac, and -oid mean.
- XVII in arabic numbers.
- which is used for The meaning of the suffix -ory.
- The transliteration of τραυμα.
- A greek letter that transliterates to th.
- Eighth in latin ordinal numbers.
- The meaning of the prefix neo-.
- The meaning of the prefix dia-.
- The meaning of the prefix ortho-.
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- The Cardinal number for quinqu-.
- The meaning of the prefix archeo-.
- A word that is transliterated from ετυμολογυ.
- The prefix meaning before.
- Third in latin ordinal numbers.
- The meaning of the latin ordinal number septimum.
- IV in arabic numbers.
- The prefix meaning within.
- The meaning of the prefixes pan- and panto-.
- The suffix meaning abstract belief in.
- The Greek ordinal number meaning second.
- The english meaning of nihil.
- The meaning of the prefix se-.
- The transliteration of βρογχοϛ.
- The suffix meaning place where.
- Half in greek numerical adverbs.
30 Clues: IV in arabic numbers. • XVII in arabic numbers. • The prefix meaning before. • The prefix meaning within. • The english meaning of nihil. • The transliteration of κλεπτο. • The meaning of the prefix ex-. • The meaning of the prefix se-. • The transliteration of τραυμα. • Third in latin ordinal numbers. • The transliteration of βρογχοϛ. • The suffix meaning place where. • ...
Etymology Review 2025-10-31
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- Half in greek numerical adverbs.
- A greek letter that transliterates to th.
- The meaning of the prefix crypto-.
- A greek letter that has three different forms.
- Eighth in latin ordinal numbers.
- The meaning of the latin ordinal number septimum.
- The Cardinal number for quinqu-.
- The meaning of the prefix dia-.
- Third in latin ordinal numbers.
- The prefix meaning before.
- IV in arabic numbers.
- The english meaning of nihil.
- The meaning of the prefixes pan- and panto-.
- The meaning of the prefix archeo-.
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- which is used for The meaning of the suffix -ory.
- XVII in arabic numbers.
- The meaning of the prefix ortho-.
- A word that is transliterated from ετυμολογυ.
- The Greek ordinal number meaning second.
- The suffix meaning abstract belief in.
- The meaning of the latin numerical adverb/adjective ambo-.
- to What do the suffixes -tic, -ic, -ac, and -oid mean.
- The transliteration of κλεπτο.
- The transliteration of τραυμα.
- The meaning of the prefix se-.
- The meaning of the prefix ex-.
- The suffix meaning place where.
- The transliteration of βρογχοϛ.
- The prefix meaning within.
- The meaning of the prefix neo-.
30 Clues: IV in arabic numbers. • XVII in arabic numbers. • The prefix meaning within. • The prefix meaning before. • The english meaning of nihil. • The transliteration of κλεπτο. • The transliteration of τραυμα. • The meaning of the prefix se-. • The meaning of the prefix ex-. • The suffix meaning place where. • The transliteration of βρογχοϛ. • The meaning of the prefix dia-. • ...
Greece and Rome 2026-04-10
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- He was a famous Greek philosopher
- This Roman place held games, and fights
- The _________ war was fought between Sparta and Athens
- This was a sandal that Romans wore
- This type of racing was very popular in Rome, this was _______ racing
- Romans, Greeks, and us today use this thing to travel across large bodies of water
- Spinning tops used by Greek children
- A Roman man known for the slave uprising
- This usually happens for girls around 12-13
- Greeks and Romans used this living animal to travel
- This horse was involved in a story with Sparta and Athens
- Typical garmet for women and men in Rome
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- During the ______ tables, Rome stopped being a kingdom
- Greeks usually wore this in cold weather.
- This league in Ancient Greece banded a group to support the Greek army
- A rattle, usually shaped like a pig, used by Greeks
- A figurine shaped like an animal, used by Greeks
- A thing used by Greeks and Romans, usually used on floors, near doors
- A person in Rome and Greece, who's used for labor for their master
- This Roman City was located near Vesuvius
- A Greek marble
21 Clues: A Greek marble • He was a famous Greek philosopher • This was a sandal that Romans wore • Spinning tops used by Greek children • This Roman place held games, and fights • A Roman man known for the slave uprising • Typical garmet for women and men in Rome • Greeks usually wore this in cold weather. • This Roman City was located near Vesuvius • ...
Vocab #4 2024-12-18
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- Greek civilizations spread across the Middle East due to the Alexander the Great during this period
- A city/capital in Greece
- A system of government by the whole population, typically though elected representatives
- Military coalition of Greek city-states led by Sparta
- A form of government with a monarch at the head
- A small group of people having control of a country
- A piece of land surrounded by water, on 3 sides
- Money replaced barter in the exchange of goods
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- A Greek temple used to shelter a god's statue
- An ancient kingdom in the Balkan Peninsula
- A war between citizens of the same country
- Exchange of goods or services without the use of money
- Alliance by Athens that united Greek city-states to challenge Persian Rule
- A time of prosperity and happiness
- A city in ancient Greece
- Easternmost of Europe's 2 great southern peninsulas
- A person engaged or learned in philosophy, as academic discipline
- Highest class in certain societies specifically to people holding hereditary titles
- A cruel and oppressive ruler
- A body of troops, standing or moving in a close formation
20 Clues: A city/capital in Greece • A city in ancient Greece • A cruel and oppressive ruler • A time of prosperity and happiness • An ancient kingdom in the Balkan Peninsula • A war between citizens of the same country • A Greek temple used to shelter a god's statue • Money replaced barter in the exchange of goods • A form of government with a monarch at the head • ...
Ancient Greek City-States, Colonies, and the Early Persian Wars 2025-01-08
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- Greek philosopher
- king of Persia
- fortress on a high rock that was part of Athens; contained the Parthenon
- the peninsula at the south end of Greece
- using very few words
- one of the first kings of Athens; king when Athena became guardian of the city
- chief general in ancient Athens
- Greek rulers who seized power without legal right
- wise man and archon of ancient Greece
- a small attractive, decorated cave
- city with surrounding territory that is politically independent
- most famous tyrant of ancient Greece
- Ionian scientist and mapmaker
- greatest of early kings of Athens
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- early lawgiver of Athens
- small group of people who have control of a country
- burial room
- slaves of the Spartans
- Athenian general at Marathon
- ring of iron or rope thrown around a peg for a game
- Capital of Persian empire
- each of the nine chief rulers in ancient Athens
- capital of Lydia
- original Greek tribe that conquered and settled Peloponnesus
- Greek city-state
- wise man and lawgiver of Sparta
- a drink poured out as an offering to a god
- king of Persia
- Ionian poet
- Greek city-state
- Ionian philosopher and scientist
31 Clues: burial room • Ionian poet • king of Persia • king of Persia • capital of Lydia • Greek city-state • Greek city-state • Greek philosopher • using very few words • slaves of the Spartans • early lawgiver of Athens • Capital of Persian empire • Athenian general at Marathon • Ionian scientist and mapmaker • chief general in ancient Athens • wise man and lawgiver of Sparta • ...
Alexander and the Greek Empire: 2025-11-10
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- Term meaning all of the surrounding land
- The open market or meeting place in a city-state
- A "nickname" used to describe a great person
- The type of government created in Athens
- The study of the features of the Earth's surface
- Having absolute power, control or rule
- The study of the exchange of goods and currency
- The form of religion used by all Greeks
- The study of the interaction of people and nations
- The center of a city-state or "high city"
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- Alexander's horse known as "Ox Head"
- Standard Greek fighting formation of 10 x 10
- Northern Greek city-state seen as uncivilized
- The type of government used in Sparta
- The city in Egypt Alexander named after himself
- The island city-state Alexander connected to the land
- The study of human existence on Earth
- The city where Alexander cut the impossible knot
- Macedonian king who created a strong army
- The age when Alexander began his military training
- The enemy of all of the Greek city-states
- Word meaning the revolt of soldiers against leaders
- The mountain home of the Greek gods
- The Athenian philosopher who educated Alexander
24 Clues: The mountain home of the Greek gods • Alexander's horse known as "Ox Head" • The type of government used in Sparta • The study of human existence on Earth • Having absolute power, control or rule • The form of religion used by all Greeks • Term meaning all of the surrounding land • The type of government created in Athens • Macedonian king who created a strong army • ...
Mythology 2021-03-11
7 Clues: All the gods are r..... • What did the gods call humans? • Who was the king of the Roman gods? • Who was the queen of the Greek gods? • What gods came after the Norse gods? • Who did ancient gods sometimes have children with? • What is the name of the child of a god and a mortal?
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
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
The Trojan War 2017-11-28
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- Paris' first wife.
- The Greek soldier with the vulnerable heel.
- An agreement between enemies or opponents to stop fighting or arguing for a certain time.
- The son of Zues.
- Achilles mother and the goddess of water.
- The Greek solider that committed suicide.
- He and Odysseus stayed Rhesus.
- A two-wheeled horse drawn vehicle.
- luck of Troy A object that gave the Trojans luck.
- Hector's wife.
- The man stranded on Lemnos by the Greeks.
- games Traditional games played after a death.
- The old Greek man known for his advice.
- Gate The gate that leads into Troy.
- The horrible Trojan spy.
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- The Greek solider that stole the heart of Troy.
- The god of all gods.
- Paris' wife.
- She is the goddess of love.
- The wooden animal the Greeks used to win the war.
- Another word for a fortune teller.
- The high king.
- Achilles' friend.
- The king of Troy.
- The goddess of military victory.
- The Trojan prince who died at Ajax's sword.
- A tribe of female warriors.
- Memnon The Ethiopian king who brought a army to Troy's defense.
- The sun god.
29 Clues: Paris' wife. • The sun god. • The high king. • Hector's wife. • The son of Zues. • Achilles' friend. • The king of Troy. • Paris' first wife. • The god of all gods. • The horrible Trojan spy. • She is the goddess of love. • A tribe of female warriors. • He and Odysseus stayed Rhesus. • The goddess of military victory. • Another word for a fortune teller. • A two-wheeled horse drawn vehicle. • ...
Social Studies Review: CJO 2022-04-05
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- Dionysus is the Greek god of ____.
- Made the arrows of Achilles. (Roman name)
- The only Greek god with the same Roman name as Greek name.
- Hades;_____
- Alexander defeated the ________ repeatedly, one battle after another.
- The goddess that caused the Trojan War.
- Athens formed an alliance known as the ______ League.
- Odysseus and his men were trapped in a cave by ______.
- It is thought that the Spartans would throw babies with defects off a _____.
- The Achilles ____.
- Penelope would marry whichever one of the Suitors could shoot through the ____ she had set up.
- Sparta would send boys to war training at age _____.
- She was born from Zeus' forehead.
- Alexander the _____.
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- Sparta actually gave _____ more rights.
- Athens had much ______.
- Unlike most Greek cities, Sparta encouraged _______ among all citizens.
- _____ shot the arrow that injured Achilles.
- Guided the arrow Paris shot.
- Paris chose ________'s gift.
- The group of men trying to take the throne of the king.
- In Sparta, the focus was mostly on the ____.
- Athens ___ Greece during the Persian Wars.
- Alexander's Father.
- Athens had the better ___.
- Odysseus is also known as _______.
- Odysseus the ______.
- Alexander saw himself as descended from _________.
- Sparta had the better ___.
- Alexander founded Alexandria in _____.
30 Clues: Hades;_____ • The Achilles ____. • Alexander's Father. • Odysseus the ______. • Alexander the _____. • Athens had much ______. • Athens had the better ___. • Sparta had the better ___. • Guided the arrow Paris shot. • Paris chose ________'s gift. • She was born from Zeus' forehead. • Dionysus is the Greek god of ____. • Odysseus is also known as _______. • ...
World History Fun 1 2020-05-15
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- Muslim leader that recaptured Jerusalem
- Islam shared what art form with Byzantine Empire
- _______ was in charge during the Tokugawa Shogunate
- considered to be the Father of History
- ______ used the telescope to support heliocentric theory
- ______attempted unifying Europe with French domination
- ______ defeated Hannibal’s forces at Battle of Zama
- ________ Kepler discovered planetary motion
- Goddess of wisdom and war
- Capital of the Eastern Roman Empire AKA ______ Empire
- Reincarnation: Rebirth based upon _____
- The Middle Ages a.k.a The ______ Period
- Renaissance _____ of classical knowledge
- church scholars translate Greek, Roman, Arabic into
- Aphrodite: Goddess of love/ beauty
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- Arabic word for God
- famous for Greek theater
- William the Conqueror conquered what country
- Religion brought by Mughal Empire to Northern India
- language spoken in the Byzantine Empire
- Europeans wanted ______ from China
- _______ The word of God/holy book
- Which alphabet influenced the Greek alphabet?
- _____ and Ferdinand unify & expel Jews Moors/Muslims
- Vikings contributed to the fall of _____ Empire
- Francis Drake sailed for ______
- language unified the Arabic world
- Kongo was influenced by what European empire
- Laws of Rome codified as The ______ Tables
- ______ plague decimated Asia and Europe
30 Clues: Arabic word for God • famous for Greek theater • Goddess of wisdom and war • Francis Drake sailed for ______ • _______ The word of God/holy book • language unified the Arabic world • Europeans wanted ______ from China • Aphrodite: Goddess of love/ beauty • considered to be the Father of History • Muslim leader that recaptured Jerusalem • language spoken in the Byzantine Empire • ...
Learning Contract 4 2026-01-21
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- a government where wealthy hold the Power.
- an economy using money to buy sores.
- a war between two groups in the same country
- a blend of greek, egyptian and persian, created after Alexanter the greats conquest.
- military alliance made to counter athens
- the peninsula where greece is located.
- a government where citizens have power, usually voting
- a time of great culture, art, and education in society
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- a government led by one person.
- an economy where people trade goods and services without more,
- a greek city-state that included a city and its surrounding lande
- a Kingdom north of greece known for Philip|| and Alexander the great
- Athen military alliance to protect greece from persia
- a government run by a small group usually, rich
- a large temple in Acopolis dedicated to Athena.
- a person who sizes power illegally and rules.
- a greek city khown for democracy, education, philosophy 260g
- a military formation of greek soldiers standing Shoulder to shoulder, Sheilds averlaping, speare facing out
- a thinker who studies and seeks Knowledge about life, truth, and the universe.
- a piece of land surrounded by water on 3 sides
20 Clues: a government led by one person. • an economy using money to buy sores. • the peninsula where greece is located. • military alliance made to counter athens • a government where wealthy hold the Power. • a war between two groups in the same country • a person who sizes power illegally and rules. • a piece of land surrounded by water on 3 sides • ...
Rome and Greece 2026-04-10
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- Greece and Rome both had a what at some point
- In Greece and Rome who was educated differently
- Greece was not interested in what but Rome was
- Both Rome and Greece did what?
- Hill Which of the Seven Hills was early ancient Rome built upon?
- Both Greece and Rome believed in what?
- Greece and Rome both had what with other cities
- What was important to the people in Rome?
- The city Sparta was famous for its strong..
- Greece and Rome used slaves for what?
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- Greek had Olympics but Rome had what?
- While Rome was an army Greece was a what?
- What pets did Rome and Greek families mainly have.
- people in ancient Rome started the day with a light breakfast
- Both Greece and Rome had what?
- While Greek architecture was known for its columns what was Romes architecture was known for their what?
- While Greece believed in Greek gods Rome focused on a collection of traditional stories, beliefs and what else?
- While Greece fought in the Persian wars, Greece faught in which wars?
- What was the name of the brother who got killed?
- while Greece had windows Rome had an opening in the what?
20 Clues: Both Greece and Rome had what? • Both Rome and Greece did what? • Greece and Rome used slaves for what? • Both Greece and Rome believed in what? • Greek had Olympics but Rome had what? • While Rome was an army Greece was a what? • What was important to the people in Rome? • The city Sparta was famous for its strong.. • Greece and Rome both had a what at some point • ...
roman mythology 2025-05-12
10 Clues: gods • a gift • a place • very fomous • a poufel pirson • something famous • a place in italey • something very old • belving in something • something believed in
My Life in Ruins 2025-05-28
9 Clues: the capital of Greece • a famous Greek conqueror • the largest Greek island • the name of the tour company • the highest mountain in Greece • the official language of Greece • the greek flag is white and .... • Maria Callas was a famous Greek .... singer • the Parthenon was dedicated to the Greek goddess
Greek Mythology Fantastic Cococolastic Puzzle Arwa.a 2023-08-18
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- Who is the goddess of hearth and home?
- Why did Athena hate Gorgon Medusa?
- Who killed Uranus?
- Who gave birth to Pegasus?
- Who is the king of Mount Olympus?
- What is Hestia's purpose?
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- Who was born directly out of Zeus's forehead?
- Who is the goddess of beauty and love?
- Who was the Greek God of sleep?
- Who is the god of all Greek Mythology?
10 Clues: Who killed Uranus? • What is Hestia's purpose? • Who gave birth to Pegasus? • Who was the Greek God of sleep? • Why did Athena hate Gorgon Medusa? • Who is the king of Mount Olympus? • Who is the goddess of hearth and home? • Who is the goddess of beauty and love? • Who is the god of all Greek Mythology? • Who was born directly out of Zeus's forehead?
Greek Mythology Crossword (17 Feb 2026) 2026-02-17
9 Clues: is Zeus Freaky? • 2: what is Trust? • 1: whos in the wrong? • 5: is he kind of Funny? • 3: what was he busy doing? • who makes the Thunderbolts to Zeus? • who was the First Primordial Being? • 4: who is he Pathetic and Weak Like? • who tried to throw Boulders after Mount Olympus?
Onas Bunk Names 2023-05-31
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- These can be found growing in Narnia. They usually have bright blue flowers.
- A native wildflower. They grow in rock piles and can be found around Camp. They attract hummingbirds and pollinators.
- A constellation represented as an eagle carrying a string instrument, called a lyre.
- The largest Northern constellation, meaning “the great bear."
- The North Star. The brightest star in the constellation Ursa Minor.
- An important food source for bees and butterflies. It is associated with good fortune, and even finding lost treasure.
- It is one of the most conspicuous and recognizable constellations in the night sky. It is named after a hunter in Greek mythology.
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- This star, classified as a "red giant," is the brightest in the Northern Hemisphere.
- These trees grow prolifically in the Yuck. They are distinguished by their bark, which flakes off in a camouflage-like pattern.
- The brightest star in the constellation Aquila. It is derived from Arabic for “the flying eagle."
- Once the predominant tree in the Upper Fields, these trees are evergreen.
- A native tree to Bucks County! Ours are usually called "quaking" because the leaves shake and shimmer in the breeze.
12 Clues: The largest Northern constellation, meaning “the great bear." • The North Star. The brightest star in the constellation Ursa Minor. • Once the predominant tree in the Upper Fields, these trees are evergreen. • These can be found growing in Narnia. They usually have bright blue flowers. • ...
Materials (Product Design) 2015-03-05
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- A type of wood- it started life as a tree that bore fruit commonly known as an acorn. [3]
- A Ceramic material- one of the oldest materials used in ceramics. It can be used to make bricks. [4]
- A natural protein fibre- it is made from the cocoons of ____worms. [4]
- A plastic- used in yoghurt pots, foam hamburger boxes, egg cartons, plastic cutlery and as insulating material. [11]
- An engineered type of wood- made from the residuals of hardwood or softwood. [3]
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- A composite material- it is composed of water, aggregate and cement. It is used in building, and pavement. [8]
- An amorphous- when silica (sand) is exposed to extreme temperatures, _____ is made. [5]
- A metal- an extremely unreactive element, it is soft on the skin; this is why it's perfect for jewellery. [4]
- An alloy- it's primary component is common, cheap and susceptible to rust. [5]
- A type of wood- it consists of "plies" of wood veneer. [7]
- A "smart" material- it can be moulded when heat is applied. (It's technical name is Polycaprolactone) [9]
- A metal- a strong, ductile metal with a low density. It's name etymology stems from a subsection of Gods in Greek Mythology. [8]
12 Clues: A type of wood- it consists of "plies" of wood veneer. [7] • A natural protein fibre- it is made from the cocoons of ____worms. [4] • An alloy- it's primary component is common, cheap and susceptible to rust. [5] • An engineered type of wood- made from the residuals of hardwood or softwood. [3] • ...
Jeopardy for Katbug! (Vol. 6) 2025-02-26
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- To beat with a strap, or what a party leader does to get votes lined up in Congress
- Located in Jordan, this ancient city is known for its rock-cut architecture
- This Canadian city is the country’s capital
- This word for a friend comes from the Latin for "with whom you would eat bread."
- Emily Elizabeth and this large colorful canine have many adventures in works by Norman Bridwell
- Ready to hit the spa? Then let's head to the town it's named for in the Ardennes in this European country
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- From a flowering plant, the Aztecs used it as a chocolate enhancer and the Spanish called it this, meaning "little pod."
- In 1985 a team from Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution found this vessel more than 12,000 feet underwater
- Getting the supreme boot in Genesis, he was told, "a fugitive and a vagabond shalt thou be"
- This legendary bird is said to be reborn from its ashes after death
- This 1995 film tells the story of a piglet who dreams of being a sheepdog
- This sea creature from Greek mythology lured sailors to their doom with their enchanting music and voices.
12 Clues: This Canadian city is the country’s capital • This legendary bird is said to be reborn from its ashes after death • This 1995 film tells the story of a piglet who dreams of being a sheepdog • Located in Jordan, this ancient city is known for its rock-cut architecture • This word for a friend comes from the Latin for "with whom you would eat bread." • ...
Quick Greek Review (after Feb vacation) 2024-02-26
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- Mixing wax with pigment - a decorative technique used on many Greek sculptures.
- This sculpture was created by Polykleitos to be a canon of proportions for Classical Greece.
- Period of Greek art spanning the 5th to 4th centuries BCE.
- A relaxed, natural stance used in a lot of Classical Greek art.
- The Archaic Greek male sculpture we have in our image set was use for this purpose (two words, no space).
- The specific one of these in Athens was considered to be the birthplace of democracy. It is where people could shop, visit government officials, and hang out and have political and philosophical discussions.
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- This ceramic work of art shows the death of Niobe's children at the hands of Apollo and Artemis. It is also considered to be a transition from one period of Greek art to another.
- Period of Greek art during the 7th-6th centuries BCE.
- The specific Archaic Greek female sculpture in our image set.
- A type of Archaic Greek male sculpture typically made out of marble with rigid posture, stylized hair, almond eyes, and an Archaic smile.
- Archaic Greek sculptures demonstrate a great deal of influence from what other civilization?
11 Clues: Period of Greek art during the 7th-6th centuries BCE. • Period of Greek art spanning the 5th to 4th centuries BCE. • The specific Archaic Greek female sculpture in our image set. • A relaxed, natural stance used in a lot of Classical Greek art. • Mixing wax with pigment - a decorative technique used on many Greek sculptures. • ...
Ancient Greece 2022-02-07
10 Clues: logical guess • Spartan slaves • Greek marketplace • a Greek city-state • oath taken by doctors • Greek military formation • ruling class; landowners • the worship of many deities • a story that teaches a lesson • a foreigner in a Greek city-state
Greek Achievements Crossword Puzzle 2022-03-24
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- Student of Socrates, and Aristotle's teacher.
- Clear and ordered thinking.
- Greek philosopher who believed in questioning everything.
- A Greek mathematician who made advances in geometry.
- A large temple dedicated to Athena.
- A famous author of Greek tragedies.
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- A famous author of Greek comedies.
- Wrote about how doctor's should behave.
- A famous ancient Greek historian.
- Student of Plato, and Alexander's teacher.
10 Clues: Clear and ordered thinking. • A famous ancient Greek historian. • A famous author of Greek comedies. • A large temple dedicated to Athena. • A famous author of Greek tragedies. • Wrote about how doctor's should behave. • Student of Plato, and Alexander's teacher. • Student of Socrates, and Aristotle's teacher. • A Greek mathematician who made advances in geometry. • ...
The Pirate Puzzle - Second Edition 2024-03-20
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- HOLOCAUST MEMOIR
- ENGLISH ELECTIVE
- THS LIBRIAIN
- NUMBER OF ENGLISH TEACHERS AT THS
- BOOK READ BY FRESHMEN
- PROTAGONIST OF THE GREAT GATSBY
- PRIDE AND
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- CRIME AND
- TOLKIEN’S FIRST NOVEL
- FAMOUS ENGLISH PLAYWRIGHT, POET & ACTOR
- AP LITERATURE TEACHER
- MOST POPULAR BOOK GENRE AT THS
- AUTHOR OF THE CRUCIBLE
- AP LANGUAGE TEACHER
14 Clues: CRIME AND • PRIDE AND • THS LIBRIAIN • HOLOCAUST MEMOIR • ENGLISH ELECTIVE • AP LANGUAGE TEACHER • TOLKIEN’S FIRST NOVEL • AP LITERATURE TEACHER • BOOK READ BY FRESHMEN • AUTHOR OF THE CRUCIBLE • MOST POPULAR BOOK GENRE AT THS • PROTAGONIST OF THE GREAT GATSBY • NUMBER OF ENGLISH TEACHERS AT THS • FAMOUS ENGLISH PLAYWRIGHT, POET & ACTOR
THE ORIGINS OF DRAMA 2023-07-20
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- All actors were of this gender in ancient Greece.
- This was a type of play first performed by the Greeks2.
- Another word for actor.
- The first plays were performed to honour this Greek god.
- Greek theatre structures were exposed to this.
- words easier to hear.
- Another popular form of early Greek play.
- Those who view the play being performed.
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- Costumes and masks had to be like this to assist audience visibility.
- Buildings where the theatre was performed.
- Masks helped to do this to the actor's voice, making
- This person was believed to be the very first actor.
- A well-known writer of ancient Tragedy plays.
- This group described and commented upon the main action of a play.
- The time when Greek theatre began.
15 Clues: words easier to hear. • Another word for actor. • The time when Greek theatre began. • Those who view the play being performed. • Another popular form of early Greek play. • Buildings where the theatre was performed. • A well-known writer of ancient Tragedy plays. • Greek theatre structures were exposed to this. • All actors were of this gender in ancient Greece. • ...
Vocabulary List 2- Literature 2025-08-25
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- A struggle between opposing forces; can be internal or external. Origin: Latin confligere (“to strike together, fight”).
- A literary device that hints at events to come. Origin: Old English for- (“before”) + sceadwe (“shadow”).
- Descriptive language that appeals to the senses (sight, sound, touch, taste, smell). Origin: Latin imago (“image, likeness”), via Old French imagerie.
- A word with the same or nearly the same meaning as another word. Origin: Greek syn- (“with, together”) + onyma (“name”).
- An indirect reference to a person, event, text, or cultural element. Origin: Latin alludere (“to play with, refer to”).
- A spoken or written account of connected events; a story. Origin: Latin narrare (“to tell”).
- The author’s attitude toward the subject, revealed through style and word choice. Origin: Latin tonus (“sound, pitch”), via Old French ton.
- The sequence of events in a story, including exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution. Origin: Middle English plot (“small piece of ground”), later used metaphorically for “scheme, plan.”
- A figure of speech comparing two unlike things using “like” or “as.” Origin: Latin similis (“like, resembling”).
- A contrast between expectation and reality; types include verbal, situational, and dramatic irony. Origin: Greek eirōneia (“pretended ignorance”).
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- A person, animal, or figure represented in a literary work. Origin: From Greek kharaktēr (“engraved mark, symbol, distinctive quality”), later through Latin character.
- The central idea, message, or underlying meaning of a literary work. Origin: Greek thema (“proposition, subject, deposit”), through Latin and Old French.
- A figure of speech in which one thing is compared to another without using “like” or “as.”Origin: Greek metaphora (“a transfer, carrying over”).
- A category of literature, music, or art characterized by similarities in form, style, or subject. Origin: French genre (“kind, sort”), from Latin genus.
- The emotional atmosphere of a literary work; how the reader feels. Origin: Old English mōd (“heart, spirit, courage, frame of mind”).
- The use of symbols to represent ideas or qualities. Origin: Greek symbolon (“token, mark, sign”).
- A story in which characters, events, or settings symbolize deeper moral or political meanings. Origin: Greek allegoria (“speaking otherwise”).
- The time and place in which the events of a story occur. Origin: From Old English settan (“to put in place”).
- A literary work that uses humor, irony, or exaggeration to criticize or expose flaws in society, individuals, or institutions. Origin: Latin satura (“medley, mixture,” later “literary ridicule”).
- A word with the opposite meaning of another word. Origin: Greek anti- (“against”) + onyma (“name”).
- A scene set in a time earlier than the main story. Origin: English coinage (early 20th century): flash + back.
21 Clues: A spoken or written account of connected events; a story. Origin: Latin narrare (“to tell”). • The use of symbols to represent ideas or qualities. Origin: Greek symbolon (“token, mark, sign”). • A word with the opposite meaning of another word. Origin: Greek anti- (“against”) + onyma (“name”). • ...
Lesson 35: Legacy of Greece Review 2026-03-27
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- Known as the "Father of History" because he was the first to carefully record past events.
- The study of the Earth's surface, its climates, and how people interact with the land.
- The triangular-shaped part at the top of a building’s front, often seen in Greek temples.
- The first person to suggest that the Earth actually revolves around the Sun.
- The non-scientific belief that the stars and planets can predict a person’s future; ancient Greek Zodiac signs.
- A famous Greek woman known for writing beautiful "lyric" poems that were often sung.
- A tall, round stone pillar used to support the roof of a building.
- The legendary Greek poet who told the stories of the Iliad and the Odyssey.
- A mathematician famous for a formula used to find the sides of a right triangle.
- The art and science of designing and planning buildings.
- the Ancient Greco-Egyptian astronomer that believed the Earth was the center of the universe
- the science that studies living things, such as plants and animals
- A Greek inventor and mathematician who discovered how to measure volume while taking a bath.
- Often called the "Father of Geometry," he wrote the most famous math textbook of ancient times.
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- the starting line for longitude that passes through England
- An ancient astronomer who figured out how to predict when eclipses would happen.
- lines on the globe that meet at the poles
- A piece of land that is surrounded on three sides by water, like Florida or Italy.
- A famous adventure story about a hero's 10-year journey to get home from a war; written by Homer.
- A system of government where the power belongs to the citizens who vote.
- horizontal map lines that run parallel to the equator
- The "Father of Medicine" who created a code of ethics that doctors still follow today.
- The ancient Greek philosopher that classified plants and animals
- giant sports festival held every four years in ancient Greece to honor the god Zeus.
- The name of the war fought between the Greek city-states of Athens and Sparta.
- The scientific study of space, including stars, planets, and galaxies.
- A government where one single person has all the power to make every rule.
- the invisible line the divides the earth into two hemispheres, Northern and Southern
- A set of letters or symbols used to represent the sounds of a language; comes from the first two letters of the Greek alphabet.
- The type of math that deals with shapes, points, lines, and angles.
- A brilliant female teacher in ancient Egypt who led the way in math and astronomy.
31 Clues: lines on the globe that meet at the poles • horizontal map lines that run parallel to the equator • The art and science of designing and planning buildings. • the starting line for longitude that passes through England • The ancient Greek philosopher that classified plants and animals • A tall, round stone pillar used to support the roof of a building. • ...
Ancient Greece 2021-10-07
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- an inhabitant of Mycenae or member of the Mycenaean people.
- tactical formation consisting of a block of heavily armed infantry standing shoulder to shoulder
- a member of a Hellenic people speaking the Doric dialect of Greek
- They ruled the city-states
- the best purpose
- he was a king in ancient greece
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- Homer was an ancient Greek philosopher and author of "The Odyssey."
- the people chose who they want to become leader
- a war in ancient greece by ethans and sparta
- civilization, Bronze Age civilization of Crete that flourished from about 3000 bce to about 1100 bce
- series of wars between Greece and persia
- he was the 18 leader in macedonia
- one of the most important greek philosopheres
- a city state
- a greek philosipher
15 Clues: a city state • the best purpose • a greek philosipher • They ruled the city-states • he was a king in ancient greece • he was the 18 leader in macedonia • series of wars between Greece and persia • a war in ancient greece by ethans and sparta • one of the most important greek philosopheres • the people chose who they want to become leader • ...
Mapeh 2025-02-26
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- What was William Shakespeare called?
- Which play by Euripides is considered an adventurous comedy?
- What word means "place of seeing"?
- What is the viewing place on the slope of a hill?
- A compound of two Greek words, "_____" or "goat" and "ode," meaning song
- What is the side entrance for the chorus in Greek theater?
- Who built the first permanent theater in Rome?
- A renowned writer of tragedies in ancient Greece
- Who said "Experience travel-these are as education in themselves"?
- Memory is the ______ of all
- What medieval religious play depicted the story of Adam and Eve’s fall?
- What are the characters in satyr plays that are part man, part goat?
- Who is the father of tragedy?
- What type of play is humorous and lighthearted?
- What is the name of the first known English tragedy play?
- What type of Greek play includes comic elements and features half-goat, half-man creatures?
- Which theatre influenced Roman theater?
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- Who said "Memory is the mother of all wisdom" ?
- What were the dramatic performances with music, dance, and masks called during the Renaissance?
- Who is a famous playwright of the Renaissance?
- What type of play involves serious events and often ends unhappily?
- Who performs on stage in a play?
- Who was a prominent supporter of theatre?
- What is the large circular area at the center part of the theatre in Greek theater called?
- Who is responsible for guiding the actors in a play?
- Minstrels were seen as dangerous and _____
- _________these are as education in memselves
- Who was the Greek playwrighter that wrote most of the comedy plays?
- Who writes scripts for theater performances?
- This is a humorous tale about a strong woman who led a female coalition to end war in Greece.
- Shakespeare's four greatest works of tragedies are Hamlet, Othello, _____ , and King Lear.
- What era of theater revived Greek and Roman styles?
- Which civilization’s theater featured gladiator fights and public executions?
- What is the backdrop or stage building in ancient Greek theater?
- What were medieval traveling performers called?
- What is the Italian comedy performed by professional troupes called?
36 Clues: Memory is the ______ of all • Who is the father of tragedy? • Who performs on stage in a play? • What word means "place of seeing"? • What was William Shakespeare called? • Which theatre influenced Roman theater? • Who was a prominent supporter of theatre? • Minstrels were seen as dangerous and _____ • _________these are as education in memselves • ...
Ancient Greece 2021-05-07
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- A very narrow strip of land separating a peninsula from the main
- Gathering of citizens to discuss and vote on things
- An Ancient Greek Philosophers
- The fighters of Sparta
- A democratic city-state
- A militaristic and socialist city-state
- A Peninsula at the south end of the Greek Mainland
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- The slaves of Sparta
- The Spartan Secret Police
- A Greek Marketplace
- An Ancient Greek historian who wrote Spartan Society
- People who lived and worked in Athens who were not citizens
12 Clues: A Greek Marketplace • The slaves of Sparta • The fighters of Sparta • A democratic city-state • The Spartan Secret Police • An Ancient Greek Philosophers • A militaristic and socialist city-state • A Peninsula at the south end of the Greek Mainland • Gathering of citizens to discuss and vote on things • An Ancient Greek historian who wrote Spartan Society • ...
Celeste 2nd 2026-10-27
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- Represents a lot of Greek myths
- The goddess the Parthenon temple built for
- A Greek scientist
- Taught astronomy
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- Was a teacher and a thinker
- A wolf god
- The best Greek doctor there was
- Was a teacher as well as a philosopher
- The center of earth Greeks considered
- One of the worlds greatest mathematicians
- Greek Painting admired for its realism
11 Clues: A wolf god • Taught astronomy • A Greek scientist • Was a teacher and a thinker • The best Greek doctor there was • Represents a lot of Greek myths • The center of earth Greeks considered • Was a teacher as well as a philosopher • Greek Painting admired for its realism • One of the worlds greatest mathematicians • The goddess the Parthenon temple built for
Ancient Greek Crossword 2025-04-30
12 Clues: GREECE • amusement • competitor • Supreme God • modern Greece • ultimate reality • unique greek name • Rule by the people • In greek means life • Greek Goddess of wisdom • a society with a highly developed culture • a person who is owned by someone and has to work for someone
leela word sort 7 2015-09-23
Ancient Greece 2022-10-04
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- The Parthenon an example of ancient Greek _________.
- Alexander the Great was a famous ________ of the Persian Empire.
- ________ is not a way of ruling that gives all of the power to the king.
- __________ is a person who studies life, knowledge, and truth.
- Alexander the Great taking over parts of India was a _________.
- the Great I received my name because I conquered so many areas during my lifetime.
- When the student gave his parents a letter from his teacher, that mean he was a ________.
- Silk was not a __________ of the ancient Greek civilization.
- A _________ is not a large country with many towns and cities all under one government.
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- _________ is a contribution from ancient Greece.
- A _______ is not a large strip of land between two bodies of water.
- This is a place where a runner ran many miles during a famous battle. Now there is a race named after it.
- In ancient Greek religion, I am the king of all the gods and goddesses on Mount Olympus.
- When you do something ________, it means you do it without help.
- If you train a horse to obey you, that means you ______ the horse.
- If someone lives a _______ life, means they do not live a comfortable and luxurious life.
- If a performance is excellent, or wonderful, might you also call it __________.
- If you ________ something, it means you like it.
- According to a Greek legend, the Greek city-state of Athens was named after me after I offered the Athenians the gift of the olive tree.
19 Clues: _________ is a contribution from ancient Greece. • If you ________ something, it means you like it. • The Parthenon an example of ancient Greek _________. • Silk was not a __________ of the ancient Greek civilization. • __________ is a person who studies life, knowledge, and truth. • Alexander the Great taking over parts of India was a _________. • ...
Mythological creatures around the world 2022-05-19
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- Many cultures, fiery breath
- Jewish, female demon luring males into temptation
- UK, frequents scottish lakes
- Scandinavian creature, cute and ugly
- Greek creature, horse and human
- Yoruban/brasilian, river spirit
- European, guarding creature
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- North American creature, tall and forest-dwelling
- European monster, poisonous teeth
- Greek gorgon, many eyes on one head
- Many cultures, horned and queer
- Scandinavian goddess of fertility and war
- Greek, lures sailors with enchanting voice
- Scandinavia, gnome-like creature associated with christmas and the winter solstice
- European, full moon
- Many cultures, at home in the ocean
16 Clues: European, full moon • Many cultures, fiery breath • European, guarding creature • UK, frequents scottish lakes • Many cultures, horned and queer • Greek creature, horse and human • Yoruban/brasilian, river spirit • European monster, poisonous teeth • Greek gorgon, many eyes on one head • Many cultures, at home in the ocean • Scandinavian creature, cute and ugly • ...
jadyn pd.2 2026-10-27
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- the goddess the Parthenon temple built
- one of the worlds greatest mathematics.
- several ancient Greek sanctuaries.
- Greek painting admired for its realism
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- taught about mathematics and astronomy.
- calculates the mathematical ratio of pi.
- a famous Greek statue.
- the best Greek doctor.
- a teacher as well as a philosopher.
- the center of earth Greeks considered
- believed people must never stop looking.
11 Clues: a famous Greek statue. • the best Greek doctor. • several ancient Greek sanctuaries. • a teacher as well as a philosopher. • the center of earth Greeks considered • Greek painting admired for its realism • taught about mathematics and astronomy. • the goddess the Parthenon temple built • one of the worlds greatest mathematics. • calculates the mathematical ratio of pi. • ...
Ancient Greece 2022-10-07
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- people in country have power to choose
- battle between athens and sparta
- army formation
- king who ruled from 359 bc to 336 bc
- 2nd civilazation in greece
- people who have a certain dialect
- macedonian ruler and greatest mind
- student of plato for 20 years
- author who wrote iliad
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- history between fall of alexander and rise of agustus in rome
- people from crete
- rule where smart people have more power
- greek philosopher founder of academy
- series of war between greek and persia
- structure in greece
- greek philosopher from athens
16 Clues: army formation • people from crete • structure in greece • author who wrote iliad • 2nd civilazation in greece • greek philosopher from athens • student of plato for 20 years • battle between athens and sparta • people who have a certain dialect • macedonian ruler and greatest mind • greek philosopher founder of academy • king who ruled from 359 bc to 336 bc • ...
Matthew Acts of the Apostles Crossword 2021-04-26
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- The amount of days between Easter and Pentecost
- The Greek for the word Deacon
- The members of the church on earth
- Book that the Eunuch was reading
- the first martyr for Christianity
- where the book Acts of The Apostles starts
- The members o9f the Church already in Heaven
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- word for Church in Greek
- city known for its education
- What the followers of the way celebrated in their homes
- In Greek means to testify to something to the point of death
- Peter uses a speech from this prophet
- The Greek for the word Bishop
- The first person to baptize a Gentile into Christianity without becoming Jewish first
14 Clues: word for Church in Greek • city known for its education • The Greek for the word Bishop • The Greek for the word Deacon • Book that the Eunuch was reading • the first martyr for Christianity • The members of the church on earth • Peter uses a speech from this prophet • where the book Acts of The Apostles starts • The members o9f the Church already in Heaven • ...
The Story of Us 2018-04-05
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- Famous Ornithologists (Birder) middle name
- Your favorite food
- Dionysus
- Houndmouth song
- Young Brachiosaurus
- Party on the streets
- Chaska watering hole
- You and I
- Crown of the Continent
- Favorite outdoor music venue. Mud pit
- "Our" song
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- roadtrip game
- Cultural stories about gods and heroes
- Pat and Vanna
- Fire and Ice
- Former mode of transportation. Smart
- Maui surf town
- Scenic wisconsin river
- Fall Sunday activity of choice
- Favorite kind of trip
- Saturday morning ritual
21 Clues: Dionysus • You and I • "Our" song • Fire and Ice • roadtrip game • Pat and Vanna • Maui surf town • Houndmouth song • Your favorite food • Young Brachiosaurus • Party on the streets • Chaska watering hole • Favorite kind of trip • Scenic wisconsin river • Crown of the Continent • Saturday morning ritual • Fall Sunday activity of choice • Former mode of transportation. Smart • ...
The Story of Us 2018-04-05
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- Favorite kind of trip
- Cultural stories about gods and heroes
- Dionysus
- Pat and Vanna
- Crown of the Continent
- Favorite outdoor music venue. Mud pit
- You and I
- Famous Ornithologists (Birder) middle name
- Maui surf town
- Your favorite food
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- Fall Sunday activity of choice
- Young Brachiosaurus
- "Our" song
- Saturday morning ritual
- Fire and Ice
- Party on the streets
- Chaska watering hole
- roadtrip game
- Scenic wisconsin river
- Former mode of transportation. Smart
- Houndmouth song
21 Clues: Dionysus • You and I • "Our" song • Fire and Ice • Pat and Vanna • roadtrip game • Maui surf town • Houndmouth song • Your favorite food • Young Brachiosaurus • Party on the streets • Chaska watering hole • Favorite kind of trip • Crown of the Continent • Scenic wisconsin river • Saturday morning ritual • Fall Sunday activity of choice • Former mode of transportation. Smart • ...
Vocabulary Lesson #3 - Ashton, Kenneth, Honey 2023-10-17
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- someone who can't be quiet
- not normal
- women didn't have this back in the early 19th century
- someone with OCD
- something very important to you
- entertainment
- my bad
- everything must come to an end
- one man army
- your own opinion
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- not that hard
- someone who is a tyrant
- toxic person
- this disease killed pirates
- earsplitting
- unwanted person
- pro gamer
- great wall of China
- Loki from Norse mythology
- think about it
20 Clues: my bad • pro gamer • not normal • toxic person • earsplitting • one man army • not that hard • entertainment • think about it • unwanted person • someone with OCD • your own opinion • great wall of China • someone who is a tyrant • Loki from Norse mythology • someone who can't be quiet • this disease killed pirates • everything must come to an end • something very important to you • ...
