greek mythology Crossword Puzzles
Inner Planets 2023-02-28
10 Clues: livable • like earth • red planet • first planet • what is earth • hottest planet • greek name for mars • greek name for venus • greek word for mercury • What are the nearest four planets called
Greek Gods Jigsaw Crossword 2023-03-16
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- Who opened teh jar that released "a gazillion evil spirits?"
- Which Greek God married Aphrodite?
- Which Greek Goddess invented weaving?
- Who was the shepherd that Zues cause Aphrodite to fall in love with?
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- Which Greek Goddess emerged from the ocean?
- What kind of tree did Smyrna turn into?
- Which mortal created a life-size ivory statue of Aphrodite?
- Which Greek God was the God of Thunder
- What was on of Aphrodite's sacred plants?
- Which Greek God became known as Cupid?
10 Clues: Which Greek God married Aphrodite? • Which Greek Goddess invented weaving? • Which Greek God was the God of Thunder • Which Greek God became known as Cupid? • What kind of tree did Smyrna turn into? • What was on of Aphrodite's sacred plants? • Which Greek Goddess emerged from the ocean? • Which mortal created a life-size ivory statue of Aphrodite? • ...
Melaniee's Puzzle 2022-02-25
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- the god of practically everything
- Greek goddess of sexual love and beauty
- the god of blacksmiths and fire
- huge water snake monster with nine heads
- one of the Titans and a god of fire
- king of Sparta, king of Mycenae
- God of strength and heroes.
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- adored patroness of the city of Athens
- releasing the ills of humanity into the world.
- the creator of the Labyrinth
- the Greek Goddess of Running
- son of King Priam of Troy and his wife, Hecuba
- goddess of women, marriage, family and childbirth
- mother of Heracles, father was the god Zeus
- considered the herald of the gods
- second wife of Greek hero, demi-god Herakles
- the queen of Sparta and the wife of Tyndareus
17 Clues: God of strength and heroes. • the creator of the Labyrinth • the Greek Goddess of Running • the god of blacksmiths and fire • king of Sparta, king of Mycenae • the god of practically everything • considered the herald of the gods • one of the Titans and a god of fire • adored patroness of the city of Athens • Greek goddess of sexual love and beauty • ...
The Hidden Oracle 2022-02-16
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- the new human oracle
- The home of the gods
- son of Hephaestus, one of Apollo's favorite heroes and creator of the "Valdezinator"
- Apollo makes and breaks a promise to never play __ again
- The karpoi that Meg summons whenever she is in trouble to save her
- When Apollo reaches camp half blood, he learns the oracle can no longer deliver ___
- The demigod son of Hades in camp Half-Blood
- Apollo's father and the king of the Gods
- An ancient maze built by Daedalus where the demigods enter during their race
- The main villain of the story, a descendant of Apollo and an old emperor of Rome, Meg's stepfather
- The setting of the book
- The giant robot controlled by Triumvirate Holdings that tries to destroy camp half-bloood
- The demigod who Apollo has to serve and betrays Apollo
- The human alias of Apollo
- The main character
- Apollo's sister
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- A famous demgod hero and son of Poseidon
- An ancient, evil company controlled by three ancient roman emperors who have conspired against the gods for centuries
- Percy's Girlfriend, also the daughter of Athena
- The evil giant snake that Apollo had killed to gain control of the oracle that is now ressurected
- The campers participate in a ____
- Meg and Apollo are attacked by ___
- The safe haven for demigods where underage demigods stay at during the summer
- The mysterious place that can see the future and give out prophecies
- Mother of Zeus and the other first-generation gods
- The centaur activities director at camp half-blood
- Meg's mother
- The alias/alter ego of emperor Nero
- The type of mythology the book follows
29 Clues: Meg's mother • Apollo's sister • The main character • the new human oracle • The home of the gods • The setting of the book • The human alias of Apollo • The campers participate in a ____ • Meg and Apollo are attacked by ___ • The alias/alter ego of emperor Nero • The type of mythology the book follows • A famous demgod hero and son of Poseidon • ...
Roman Crossword 2022-03-31
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- A low social class of most of Rome which were poor and had fewer rights for some time.
- A big amphitheater that was made as a gift to the people.
- A social class of wealthy families/people who had more rights for some time.
- A person who practices a religion that worships many gods.
- A man in ancient Rome who took part in fights as public entertainment.
- A Roman general that was assassinated because he was becoming too powerful after leading his army.
- Is a very famous temple that was made to honor many gods and was started by a person named Agrippa.
- A set of laws inscribed on 12 bronze tablets created in ancient Rome in 451 and 450 BCE
- also created a time of peace called the Pax Romana during his reign.
- The top of the Roman Republic and there could only be two at a time.
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- All foreigners who lacked Greek and Roman traditions.
- The year that was used as the year the Western Empire fell.
- The main language throughout the Roman Empire.
- A channel that would bring water to the city of Rome normally across a river or valley.
- A person killed for political reasons.
- Passed laws to encourage marital stability and renew religious practices.
- A person who died for their beliefs or religion.
- A 200-year peace treaty.
- The god of sky and thunder, as well as the king of gods in Ancient Roman Mythology.
- The most important forum in ancient Rome and held public meetings, law courts, and gladiatorial combats in republican times and was also lined with shops.
- What most of the people lived in Rome
21 Clues: A 200-year peace treaty. • What most of the people lived in Rome • A person killed for political reasons. • The main language throughout the Roman Empire. • A person who died for their beliefs or religion. • All foreigners who lacked Greek and Roman traditions. • A big amphitheater that was made as a gift to the people. • ...
End of the Year Social Studies Crossword 2019-05-03
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- Athenian philosopher who was the student of Plato
- 31 B.C.E.-14 C.E.
- Father of History
- Upper-class: wealthy landowners
- 509 B.C.E.
- city-state that preferred war over trade
- person who is part of the senate (state council)
- First used latitude and longitude
- representatives chosen by the people
- Father of Medicine
- god of gods
- Athenian philosopher who questioned everything
- land surrounded by water on 3 sides where the Romans lived until the downfall of the Roman Empire
- ruler who does not get to rule by law
- Modern form of Democracy
- Before Common Era
- pillars that were used in Classical Architecture
- ruler of a large kingdom that is a super power
- this increased cultural diffusion
- Sports events every 4 years between different city-states
- Goddess of Wisdom
- city with great wealth and knowledge had a great library
- Believed Nature could be explained by mathematics
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- 6 BCE -30CE
- used elephants to attack Rome
- fictional things created to explain events
- building built to honor the gods
- Conquered much of the known world and spread Greek ideas
- studied nature using observation and scientific thinking
- city-state that was culturally diverse
- Lower class: mostly peasants, laborers, craftspeople, and shopkeepers
- Land surrounded by water on 3 sides
- Father of Geometry
- The first type of democracy
- Aqueducts, Famous buildings, dome,arch
- - 200 year period of peace and stability during the Roman Empire
- a group of randomly selected people who decide if you are innocent or guilty
- group of elected people who help vote on consuls and other problems
38 Clues: 509 B.C.E. • 6 BCE -30CE • god of gods • 31 B.C.E.-14 C.E. • Father of History • Before Common Era • Goddess of Wisdom • Father of Geometry • Father of Medicine • Modern form of Democracy • The first type of democracy • used elephants to attack Rome • building built to honor the gods • Upper-class: wealthy landowners • First used latitude and longitude • this increased cultural diffusion • ...
Puzzle 16/10/2023 2023-10-16
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- Ability to float
- Moon of Jupiter, named after a Trojan prince in Greek mythology
- Music genre originating from Bristol, England (hyph.)
- Strong and vocal disagreement between peoples
- An ideal society
- One who shoots at long range
- In movies: precedes Psycho, Beauty, Hustle, Honey
- Party game that requires no equipment
- Slayer of Jabba the Hutt
- Timetable synonym
- Style of German lager
- Myanmar, prior to 1989
- Capital city of Switzerland
- Law in select USA states that allows one to use deadly force when someone intrudes on their private property (2 words)
- Scottish carbonated beverage (hyph.)
- A girl's best friend, according to Monroe
- A vast and powerful force
- Shakespeare's theatre (2 words)
- "Don't touch that!" (2 words)
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- Kangaroos, wombats, etc.
- Welsh songstress, whose 2008 debut album is titled 'Rockferry'
- Song covered by Soft Cell, originally performed by Gloria Jones (2 words)
- One who produces unoriginal work
- Cocktail comprised of Prosecco and peach purée
- Cooking banana
- Japanese prefecture comprising over 150 islands
- American science fiction author, known for novels such as Ender's Game (3 words)
- "Better luck next time!"
- Retractable utility knife, or the father of Boris Johnson
- Jon Arbuckle's pet cat
- Mountain range in north-western Africa
- Google, Bing, etc. (2 words)
- Method of torture
- Hue of a school bus in Philadelphia
- Often a slot on a door
- Animated film's titular fish
- Controversial 21st century musician, or 'you' in Old English
- German composer of the late Baroque period
- Third book of the Torah
- Long-tailed rodents
- Island on which Honolulu is situated
41 Clues: Cooking banana • Ability to float • An ideal society • Method of torture • Timetable synonym • Long-tailed rodents • Style of German lager • Jon Arbuckle's pet cat • Often a slot on a door • Myanmar, prior to 1989 • Third book of the Torah • Kangaroos, wombats, etc. • "Better luck next time!" • Slayer of Jabba the Hutt • A vast and powerful force • Capital city of Switzerland • ...
World wide web 2022-11-02
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- " I'm all ears!" ( digital abbrv)
- Body art ( abbrv)
- Mobile payment service owned by PayPal
- Auto need or heartburn
- Sign of a dying light bulb perhaps
- Tom in Cartoon " Tom and Jerry"
- This usually is found in a storage closet
- Peter _____
- Canoe need
- Politicians need
- Dog food brand
- "see you later!"
- Hottest new thing
- Bright,shiny metal material
- Weed paraphernalia
- Not bacterial (in a doctors office)
- A narcissist probably has thousands of these
- Download shop
- Gymnast
- Uncontrollable muscle movement
- Superstar status
- Devoted cult member
- ebook device
- Gambler's action
- Sewing must have
- One end of a shovel
- "To Do's" for actor T. Nelson
- front of a watch,part of an arrest
- Liquid beverage at school dance
- What's in your wallet?
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- Chopped meat/ children game
- Dangerous box to open from Greek mythology
- Ugly bridge dweller
- pharmacy giant
- Misspelled peanut butter brand?
- Noah's transport
- Do imitations of famous people
- " pro and ___ list"
- Chicago hub
- "oops"
- Spider working in a restaurant perhaps?
- Guy who hangs around and doesn't engage
- Much used camera option
- a digital journal
- "Chandelier" singer
- Action words
- Highest grossing US movie
- Mobile delivery option when hungry
- An excited students cry during class when they have the answer
- Soft, repeated bird cry
- A camera sound,fish lure
- You might find ashes in one
- "Time is running out. I'm waiting"
- Hump Day (abbrv)
- Stretch across the table
- How to seal an envelope
- Will Farrell hit
- Injured animal cry
- Largest rain forest on earth
- Ride sharing option
- She'll assist you on Apple
- Not many
62 Clues: "oops" • Gymnast • Not many • Canoe need • Chicago hub • Peter _____ • Action words • ebook device • Download shop • pharmacy giant • Dog food brand • Noah's transport • Politicians need • "see you later!" • Hump Day (abbrv) • Superstar status • Gambler's action • Sewing must have • Will Farrell hit • Body art ( abbrv) • a digital journal • Hottest new thing • Weed paraphernalia • Injured animal cry • ...
Sip & Solve 2025-06-12
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- What college did Logan graduate from (2 Words)
- What is the Grooms name
- What is Logans moms name
- Who did Logan take Shelby to see for their first Valentines day (2 Words)
- What holiday did Logan propose to Shelby
- What character from Greek Mythology is Logans dog named after
- What is Shelbys dads name
- What Ocean Side city did the couple first say I love you
- What college did Shelby graduate from (2 Words)
- How many chickens does Shelby have
- What was Shelbys high school mascot
- Who said I love you first the bride or the groom
- Who was the first country artist Logan took Shelby to see (2 Words)
- What sport does Shelby play recreationally
- How did Logan and Shelby meet
- What branch of the military is Logan in (2 Words)
- What city is Logan from
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- What is the best mans name
- What is Shelbys favorite Scotch
- What popular Southern California tourist attraction was the second date (2 Words)
- What type of fruit will Shelby not eat
- What is Shelbys favorite holiday to decorate for
- Shelby says she will be a "Crazy ____ Lady"
- What is Logans favorite alcohol
- What is Shelbys moms name
- What was Shelby named after (according to her dad) (2 Words)
- What is the maid of honors name
- What is Logan allergic to
- What Japanese treat is Shelbys white and black dog named after
- What is Logans job in the military (2 Words)
- Who has been to more countries the bride or the groom
- What is a shared hobby of Logan and Shelby
- What city is Shelby born in.
- What is Logans dads name
- What was Logans Highschool Mascot
35 Clues: What is the Grooms name • What city is Logan from • What is Logans moms name • What is Logans dads name • What is Shelbys moms name • What is Shelbys dads name • What is Logan allergic to • What is the best mans name • What city is Shelby born in. • How did Logan and Shelby meet • What is Shelbys favorite Scotch • What is Logans favorite alcohol • What is the maid of honors name • ...
Final project Aria Lund 2025-06-06
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- this muscle is inferior to the deltoid muscle on the back.
- what ligament attaches to the sphenoid bone to help support the jaw.
- Side planks, Russian twists, and crunches, all target this type of muscle.
- this region of the body has a ball and socket joint, and is next to the axillary region.
- what motion do muscles perform to move;____ And relaxing.
- opposite of adduction.
- flexible, inelastic cord of strong, fibrous, collagen tissue attaching a muscle to a bone.
- _____ tendon, is named after a hero in Greek mythology.
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- this muscle is the large powerful muscle in the medial compartment of the thigh.
- The muscle from number four or originates at this type of vertebrae.
- A connective tissue that surrounds and separates muscle.
- what are the alternating darken light bands of muscle tissue that go from origin to insertion and have hair like texture called.
- this substance is found in muscles and made from amino acids, and after is broken down, turns into creatinine.
- A medical professional that helps with muscle movement and rehabilitation, known as a PT or____ Therapist.
- These tools used by PT’s are used to measure joint angles and range of motion.
- The orbicular oculi sits on this bone_____ ( head bone).
- what is the name of the muscle on the side of the head that originates at the zygomatic arch and inserts at the carcinoid process of the mandible.
- Gluteus Maximus is _____ (directional term) to the gluteus medius.
- Muscles produce_____ Acid when working out and physical exertion.
- Open the abdomen and find the ribs, what are the muscles in between called.
20 Clues: opposite of adduction. • _____ tendon, is named after a hero in Greek mythology. • A connective tissue that surrounds and separates muscle. • The orbicular oculi sits on this bone_____ ( head bone). • what motion do muscles perform to move;____ And relaxing. • this muscle is inferior to the deltoid muscle on the back. • ...
Frankenstein and HMT 2024-12-18
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- A figure from Greek mythology who defied the gods, inspiring Frankenstein’s monster and Victor’s creation. (9)
- The belief that physical matter is the only reality, influencing Victor Frankenstein's worldview. (11)
- The terrifying, violent, secretive enforcers of Gilead's laws. (4)
- A literary work referenced in *Frankenstein*, symbolizing the fall from grace. (13, 4)
- Excessive pride or arrogance, a central flaw in Victor Frankenstein's character. (6)
- The remote setting where Frankenstein’s pursuit of the monster reaches its climax. (6)
- The mass execution ceremony held in Gilead. (10)
- The character who narrates part of *Frankenstein*, driven by ambition similar to Victor’s. (6)
- The theory that electricity could reanimate life, a key concept in *Frankenstein*. (9)
- Mass prayer meetings occasionally held in the Republic of Gilead. (10)
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- A forbidden word game that Offred plays with the Commander. (8)
- In a romantic sense, an awe-inspiring feeling, often evoked by nature or the monstrous. (8)
- A genre that combines speculative science with imaginative storytelling, exemplified by *Frankenstein*. (13)
- A conservative anti-feminist activist who inspired Gilead's values. (6, 7)
- A disease that symbolized fear and panic in the 1980s, referenced in the context of infertility. (4)
- The type of fictional setting where Gilead exists. (8)
- The historical event that influenced the themes of revolution and change in *Frankenstein*. (6, 10)
- A genre that follows a character's growth, hinted at through Offred's reflections. (14)
- A societal collapse in birth rates, prompting drastic measures. (5, 6)
- A system ruled and dominated by men, like Gilead's government. (11)
- The religious ideology reflected in Gilead's values. (8)
- A genre characterized by dark, mysterious settings and themes, central to *Frankenstein*. (6)
22 Clues: The mass execution ceremony held in Gilead. (10) • The type of fictional setting where Gilead exists. (8) • The religious ideology reflected in Gilead's values. (8) • A forbidden word game that Offred plays with the Commander. (8) • The terrifying, violent, secretive enforcers of Gilead's laws. (4) • ...
Legendary king 2024-12-18
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- Roman dictator and general
- First Pharaoh of unified Egypt
- Often associated with the War of Roses, English ruler
- First ruler of the Akkadian Empire
- Macedonian ruler of Egypt, founder of a dynasty
- Egyptian pharaoh, known for his long reign
- Indian emperor, converted to Buddhism
- Spanish king, married Isabella
- Ruler of Camelot, associated with the Round Table
- Founder of the Mali Empire
- Assyrian king known for his library
- Last king of ancient Rome before the Republic
- French king, several rulers of this name
- Roman emperor who converted to Christianity
- Korean king, known for his invention of the Hangul script
- Anglo-Saxon king, known for defense against Vikings
- Sumerian king, protagonist of an ancient epic
- Legendary Viking chieftain
- Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire
- Persian emperor who freed the Jews
- Roman emperor known for his excesses
- Hero-king from Old English literature
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- Athenian leader during the Golden Age
- Known for wisdom, son of David
- Portuguese king, promoted exploration
- Babylonian king, known for his law code
- King of the Assyrians, related to the epic of Gilgamesh
- King with the golden touch
- First Norman king of England
- Theban king in Greek mythology
- Anglo-Saxon king, known for his resistance to the Danes
- Persian ruler at the height of its empire
- Biblical king, defeated Goliath
- King of Troy during the Trojan War
- First king of the Franks
- Father of Arthur in Arthurian legend
- Conqueror of the known world, Macedonian leader
- English king, often associated with martyrdom
- Known as the Lionheart, English king
- Leader of the Greeks in the Trojan War
40 Clues: First king of the Franks • Roman dictator and general • King with the golden touch • Founder of the Mali Empire • Legendary Viking chieftain • First Norman king of England • Known for wisdom, son of David • First Pharaoh of unified Egypt • Theban king in Greek mythology • Spanish king, married Isabella • Biblical king, defeated Goliath • Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire • ...
SAT vocab 2 crossword (H) 2025-12-10
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- This person helped someone "fix" their eyebrows.
- The metal was so _____ that its shape completely changed after Samik touched it.
- The first god in Greek Mythology
- Mr. Marple says that this person is sinewy.
- He was accused of _____ and banished from the kingdom.
- The ____ boy had amazing table manners.
- LeBron was very ______ in his game against the Raptors.
- Bats are ______ creatures.
- Sid loved to ____ books.
- Which animal has moved the fastest.
- The goddess of Love
- Cleveland's NBA team.
- The ____ was very proficient at skipping class.
- The Greeks tricked Odysseus by placing his ___ in front of his plow.
- The country Troy is located in today.
- A famous British food served with butter or jam.
- Emma Watson was ______.
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- The teacher demonstrated the _____ action of saying the same thing three times.
- This person prank called 911.
- Synonym of crybaby
- Mr. Marple hung of the ____ cliffs of Ireland.
- The island Odysseus is from.
- This person accidentally shaved off his eyebrows.
- The god of horses
- His ___ statement was short but also very expressive.
- When Sid ages, he will likely be very _____.
- Not in harmony or discordant
- The full name of the Green Knight
- Emma Watson's outfit was ______.
- The god of archery
- Sid was a(n) ____ who always critiqued Devya's grammar.
- A football team that has been located in Oakland, Los Angeles, and Las Vegas.
- The main character of the Odyssey.
- Harvey constantly tells Adith to stop saying _____.
- Anne Frank lived in a(n)_____.
- "Is a hotdog a _____"
- The last name of the person who leads the NBA in threes made.
- The University whose press created a popular use of the commma.
38 Clues: The god of horses • Synonym of crybaby • The god of archery • The goddess of Love • Cleveland's NBA team. • "Is a hotdog a _____" • Emma Watson was ______. • Sid loved to ____ books. • Bats are ______ creatures. • The island Odysseus is from. • Not in harmony or discordant • This person prank called 911. • Anne Frank lived in a(n)_____. • The first god in Greek Mythology • ...
503 Vocab 2026-04-12
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- The school’s classes are organized ______ from kindergarten to high school.
- The beauty of a rainbow is it appears briefly after the rain and disappears when the clouds clear.
- The invention of the internet was a ______ for communication.
- Living on a remote island, she often felt ____ from the rest of the world
- The ________ of the New World by European powers had a profound impact on the course of history.
- There is a lot of _______ characters in Japanese.
- our __________ decide whether we have blue or brown eyes and other unique features.
- The _______ project required an approach, with science, art, and math all combined.
- The rain continued for weeks, and the flood caused damage.
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- ________ among closely related animals can result in weaker and less healthy offspring.
- The award-winning movie had a _____ story with lots of interesting characters.
- The church’s windows depict ______ scenes from stories, beautifully illustrating the faith’s teachings.
- for, Kendall’s soccer team _____ victory in the championship game.
- Zeus is a god in Greek _________.
- farming and _______have been essential for providing food to communities for thousands of years.
- My uncle has ____________ so he needs to be careful about the sugary foods he eats.
- The Great Wall of China is an impressive ________ example of a structure
- She ________ her mother’s curly hair and her father’s height.
- The rainforest is known for its incredible ______ .
- The couple decided to ______ a rescue dog from the animal shelter to give it a loving home.
- Telling the truth and helping others are examples of ________ behavior.
- eating healthy food can ____ your energy and help you feel better.
- The fireflies’ light in the garden created a magical and beauty.
- Scientists study the ________ of animals to understand them better.
24 Clues: Zeus is a god in Greek _________. • There is a lot of _______ characters in Japanese. • The rainforest is known for its incredible ______ . • The rain continued for weeks, and the flood caused damage. • The invention of the internet was a ______ for communication. • She ________ her mother’s curly hair and her father’s height. • ...
Solar System Challenge 2021-03-02
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- I am a hypothetical planet in which researchers have found evidence of my existence, but I am found in deep space.
- _________ comet is the most famous comet and takes about 76 years to travel around the Sun.
- Which planet is named after a Roman god, who is known as Zeus to those in Greek mythology?
- This is the only planet that rotates on it's side.
- This is a dwarf planet that is extremely cold and only 1/9 of the radius of Earth.
- Is the name for a celestial body in our solar system that is not one of our 8 planets, and is another name for the god Hades.
- considered to be a giant spherical shell surrounding the universe.
- I was discovered by William Lassell who was an amateur astronomer in 19th century England.
- This planet's moons orbit the closest to the planet itself compared to the other moons and planets in the solar system.
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- This amino acid _____ was found in comet dust and here on Earth is used by organisms to make proteins.
- This show first aired in 1966 and took inspiration from the cosmos.
- Our Solar system makes up the _______ arm of the Milky Way galaxy.
- This was the first planet in our solar system that was explored by a spacecraft.
- Our sun is considered a ___________ (hint 2 words, no space) star.
- the name of Pluto's largest moon.
- this planet has 5 main rings, and is not the planet saturn.
- There are roughly ____ billion galaxies in the universe.
- Our Sun is a giant ball of ______.
18 Clues: the name of Pluto's largest moon. • Our Sun is a giant ball of ______. • This is the only planet that rotates on it's side. • There are roughly ____ billion galaxies in the universe. • this planet has 5 main rings, and is not the planet saturn. • Our Solar system makes up the _______ arm of the Milky Way galaxy. • ...
Theatre History Crossword 2020-12-09
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- The Ancient Greek playwright who wrote King Oedipus
- The famous Elizabethan playwright who wrote A Midsummer's Night Dream.
- A famous Elizabethan theater
- This instrument was played during early performance
- Brief comic scene
- Ancient Greek actors would wear large ______ in performance.
- A two-storied cart that doubled as a stage
- Early performances were performed around _______
- The heroine's father in commedia.
- The Medieval Theatre saw the creation of Miracle and _______ plays
- The Greek God that the Greeks paid tribute to in early performances
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- Plays meant to be read rather then acted
- Actors are called ______
- Rebirth
- the Ancient Egyptians created performances around which gods
- The Ancient Roman playwright who wrote Amphitryo
16 Clues: Rebirth • Brief comic scene • Actors are called ______ • A famous Elizabethan theater • The heroine's father in commedia. • Plays meant to be read rather then acted • A two-storied cart that doubled as a stage • Early performances were performed around _______ • The Ancient Roman playwright who wrote Amphitryo • The Ancient Greek playwright who wrote King Oedipus • ...
Rise of Greek Civilization 2023-02-01
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- The only group in Greece who were considered citizens
- Citizen soldiers
- A marketplace in ancient Greece
- Someone who writes or performs stories; storyteller
- Group of people who lived on mainland Greece
- Island where the first Greek civilization formed
- Location of the Minoans palace
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- A piece of land surrounded by water on three sides
- A group of armed foot soldiers
- Group of people who lived on Crete
- Group of people the Greeks adapted their alphabet from
- Geographic feature that dominates Greece
- A Greek city-state
- Greek speaking people who invaded and brought about the Dark Age
- Greeks
- A group of people living in a new territory with ties to their homeland
16 Clues: Greeks • Citizen soldiers • A Greek city-state • A group of armed foot soldiers • Location of the Minoans palace • A marketplace in ancient Greece • Group of people who lived on Crete • Geographic feature that dominates Greece • Group of people who lived on mainland Greece • Island where the first Greek civilization formed • A piece of land surrounded by water on three sides • ...
y as in pyramid 2023-03-13
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- Having a meaning that is mysterious or obscure.
- Words that sound the same and are spelt the same but have different meanings are called homonyms.
- Synonym is a word or phrase that means exactly or nearly the same as another word or phrase in the same language, for example shut is a synonym of close.
- A logo or mark representing something.
- A substance able to increase the rate of a chemical reaction without itself being consumed or changed by the reacting chemicals
- If the shapes can be divided into two equal parts with two lines, then the shapes are said to have two lines of symmetry.
- This is a _______ week.
- Lymph is a clear fluid that flows through your body.
- ______ is in the air.
- I like to see the _______s in Egypt.
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- A cylinder is a 3D shape two parallel circular bases
- I felt a little bit of sympathy for my brother.
- I went to the _________ on Saturday.
- In _______ there are lots of pyramids.
- I sang the lyric of the song I was singing.
- Mythology is a collection of myths, especially one belonging to a particular religious or cultural tradition.
- supplied, treated, or enriched with oxygen.
17 Clues: ______ is in the air. • This is a _______ week. • I went to the _________ on Saturday. • I like to see the _______s in Egypt. • In _______ there are lots of pyramids. • A logo or mark representing something. • I sang the lyric of the song I was singing. • supplied, treated, or enriched with oxygen. • Having a meaning that is mysterious or obscure. • ...
Mythical Creatures 2024-01-11
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- These mythical creatures look like stone statues during the day, but come to life at night. You can find them engraved on buildings and graveyards, where they scare away evil spirits. They have wings and claws, and sometimes horns or tails.
- This mythical creature is a giant snake with many heads. It is very scary and dangerous. When you cut off one of its heads, two more grow back. There is a large constellation of stars that is named after this creature.
- This mythical creature has the head of a human, the body of a lion, and the wings of a bird. It likes to ask riddles to passersby. If you answer correctly, it lets you go. There is a famous pyramid in Egypt with a statue of this creature.
- This mythical creature is a horse with wings. It can fly very fast and high. According to Greek mythology, it was born from Poseidon, the sea god and a monster named Medusa. The creature represents strength and imagination.
- This mythical creature originates in stories from ancient Europe. It is often portrayed as a snake that can kill anyone who even looks into its eyes. It is also called the "King of Serpents".
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- This mythical creature is half human and half horse. They are very brave and good at fighting with bows and arrows. They live in groups, usually in the mountains or forests. They are also very smart and love to learn.
- This mythical creature comes from Irish tales and is part of the fairy family. They are very small, fast, and mischievous. They love to play tricks on people and hide their gold. They are also said to be good at making shoes.
- This mythical creature is a beautiful bird that never dies. When it gets old, it sets itself on fire and turns into ashes. But then, it rises again from the ashes, young and strong. It is a symbol of hope and rebirth.
- This mythical creature is half eagle and half horse. It was first mentioned by Italian poet Ludovico Ariosto in the 1500s. He described it as being very fast and capable of flying. It is also said to be loyal and friendly.
- This mythical creature is half lion and half eagle. It is very strong and brave, and it can fly and hunt. It was first seen in ancient Egyptian art. In Greek mythology, it pulled the chariot of the Sun god Apollo.
10 Clues: This mythical creature originates in stories from ancient Europe. It is often portrayed as a snake that can kill anyone who even looks into its eyes. It is also called the "King of Serpents". • ...
Greece crossword puzzle 2021-11-08
11 Clues: homerun • greek statement • a citizen • king of the gods • greek goddess of wisdom • as ancient athenian lawgiver • a metric unit of measure • commonly known as Xerxes the great • ancient as the greek queen of heaven • a city state in Ancient Greece • small group of people ruling a country
Who painted that? 2015-03-24
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- Roger van der Weyden's work
- painted melting clocks
- le chateau noir painter
- famous greek temple
- painted Arabs skirmishing in the Mountains
- pieta sculptor
- famous greek sculpture
- painted Conversion of St. Paul
- melancholic painter
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- cathedral style
- painted Blam
- painted Nude Woman
- starry night painter
- painted Saint Martin and the Beggar
- impression sunrise painter
- painted Blue Boy
16 Clues: painted Blam • pieta sculptor • cathedral style • painted Blue Boy • painted Nude Woman • famous greek temple • melancholic painter • starry night painter • painted melting clocks • famous greek sculpture • le chateau noir painter • impression sunrise painter • Roger van der Weyden's work • painted Conversion of St. Paul • painted Saint Martin and the Beggar • ...
Transliterating Greek 2021-03-26
18 Clues: ΙΔΕA • ΙΡΙΣ • AΦIA • ΔΡAΜA • AΡΧΕΡ • ΚΙAΡA • AΣΘΜA • ΚΥΚΛΟΨ • ΔΙΠΛΩΜA • AΜBΡΟΣΙA • ΟΡΧΕΣΤΡA • ΟΔΥΣΣΕΥΣ • ΠΕΡΣΕΦΟΝΗ • AΓAΜΕΜΝΟΝ • ΠAΡAΛΥΣΙΣ • ΠΡΟΜΗΘΕΥΣ • ΙΣΟΣΚΕΛΗΣ • ΜΕΤΡΟΠΟΛΙΣ
Greek Gods 2022-02-02
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- Goddess of the moon and hunt
- Goddess of Marriage & Wife of Zeus
- God of the Sea and Horses
- God of Loves, aka Cupid
- Goddess of Love and Beauty
- Goddess of Spring, Wife of Hades
- God of War
- Ruler of all Gods and Mortals
- God of all nature
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- Goddess of Hearth
- God of the Underworld and the Dead
- God of Wine
- Goddess of Harvest
- God of Fire and Blacksmithing
- God of Sun, Light and Truth
- God of Messengers
- King of Titans
- Goddess of Wisdom and Warfare
18 Clues: God of War • God of Wine • King of Titans • Goddess of Hearth • God of Messengers • God of all nature • Goddess of Harvest • God of Loves, aka Cupid • God of the Sea and Horses • Goddess of Love and Beauty • God of Sun, Light and Truth • Goddess of the moon and hunt • God of Fire and Blacksmithing • Goddess of Wisdom and Warfare • Ruler of all Gods and Mortals • ...
greek gods 2022-02-02
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- ruler of all gods
- god of wisdom/war
- god of sun light and truth
- god of wine
- messenger of the gods
- god of the hunt
- last lord of the titans
- god of the harvest
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- goddess of home
- born of the sea
- the two-faced god
- king of the underworld
- god of the sea
- god of war
- god of fire
- god of love
- god of nature
- protector of marriage
18 Clues: god of war • god of wine • god of fire • god of love • god of nature • god of the sea • goddess of home • born of the sea • god of the hunt • ruler of all gods • god of wisdom/war • the two-faced god • god of the harvest • messenger of the gods • protector of marriage • king of the underworld • last lord of the titans • god of sun light and truth
Greek Gods 2022-02-03
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- Goddess of love and beauty
- God of fire, blacksmith, ugliest god
- God of the sea/horse
- Wife of Cronus
- King of the underworld
- God of light and reason/truth
- God of the harvest
- God of war
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- Titan, giant, king of the titans
- Goddess of the hearth
- Half goat half human, god of nature
- God of the sky and earth, king and ruler of all gods and humans
- Youngest god, god of love (cupid)
- God of wine
- Messenger
- Goddess of the hunt
- Goddess of wisdom and warfare
- Zeus' wife, protector of marriage
18 Clues: Messenger • God of war • God of wine • Wife of Cronus • God of the harvest • Goddess of the hunt • God of the sea/horse • Goddess of the hearth • King of the underworld • Goddess of love and beauty • God of light and reason/truth • Goddess of wisdom and warfare • Titan, giant, king of the titans • Youngest god, god of love (cupid) • Zeus' wife, protector of marriage • ...
greek words 2013-02-05
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- is a system of exersises that promit fitness
- something you expose
- suplied with air
- an unlimited view
- an uprising
- is the branch of physics
- agressive or war like
- a combination of telecopes and microscopes
- war
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- cure for all problems pandemonium a noisy up roar
- the process of exposing to air
- related to all people
- a devise used to aerate a substance or medium
- favoring or including to start a quarrel
- relating to all humidity
- a noisy up roar
- befor a war
- a wire or rod
18 Clues: war • an uprising • befor a war • a wire or rod • a noisy up roar • suplied with air • an unlimited view • something you expose • related to all people • agressive or war like • relating to all humidity • is the branch of physics • the process of exposing to air • favoring or including to start a quarrel • a combination of telecopes and microscopes • ...
greek civilization 2014-02-24
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- teachers
- whatabperson leaves behind
- failure
- study of stars,plant and heavenly bodies
- teacher that traveled
- method pointed questions
- act
- geometry study of ball like shapes
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- love of wisdom
- to look into the future
- a philosopher we know today
- great
- era like the Greeks
- traditional stories
- it became very popluarin the Hellenistic world
- funny
- geometry is a branch of math that shows reading in it
- short tale
18 Clues: act • great • funny • failure • teachers • short tale • love of wisdom • era like the Greeks • traditional stories • teacher that traveled • to look into the future • method pointed questions • whatabperson leaves behind • a philosopher we know today • geometry study of ball like shapes • study of stars,plant and heavenly bodies • it became very popluarin the Hellenistic world • ...
Greek Myths 2023-11-13
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- Daughter of Zeus
- Brother and best friend of Epimetheus
- Lord of the Underworld
- Husband of Pandora
- Name of the fields considered the most beautiful in the Underworld
- Lord of the Sea
- Three headed dog belonging to Hades
- Lover of Hades
- Father of Hades,Poseidon and Zeus
- Lord of the Heavens
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- Mount where the gods had their council meetings
- Wife of Dionysus
- Handyman of Zeus, creator of Pandora
- King of Corinth who was the cleverest of all
- Mother of Persephone
- God of wine, comedy and tragedy
- Wife of Zeus
- River Nymph, lover of Zeus
18 Clues: Wife of Zeus • Lover of Hades • Lord of the Sea • Daughter of Zeus • Wife of Dionysus • Husband of Pandora • Lord of the Heavens • Mother of Persephone • Lord of the Underworld • River Nymph, lover of Zeus • God of wine, comedy and tragedy • Father of Hades,Poseidon and Zeus • Three headed dog belonging to Hades • Handyman of Zeus, creator of Pandora • Brother and best friend of Epimetheus • ...
Greek Myths 2023-11-13
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- Three headed dog belonging to Hades
- Lord of the Sea
- Husband of Pandora
- Daughter of Zeus
- Lover of Hades
- Name of the fields considered the most beautiful in the Underworld
- God of wine, comedy and tragedy
- Father of Hades,Poseidon and Zeus
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- Wife of Dionysus
- River Nymph, lover of Zeus
- Lord of the Underworld
- Mother of Persephone
- Handyman of Zeus, creator of Pandora
- Wife of Zeus
- King of Corinth who was the cleverest of all
- Mount where the gods had their council meetings
- Lord of the Heavens
- Brother and best friend of Epimetheus
18 Clues: Wife of Zeus • Lover of Hades • Lord of the Sea • Wife of Dionysus • Daughter of Zeus • Husband of Pandora • Lord of the Heavens • Mother of Persephone • Lord of the Underworld • River Nymph, lover of Zeus • God of wine, comedy and tragedy • Father of Hades,Poseidon and Zeus • Three headed dog belonging to Hades • Handyman of Zeus, creator of Pandora • Brother and best friend of Epimetheus • ...
Greek Myths 2023-11-13
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- Three headed dog belonging to Hades
- Daughter of Zeus
- Wife of Zeus
- Husband of Pandora
- Handyman of Zeus, creator of Pandora
- River Nymph, lover of Zeus
- Lord of the Underworld
- Lord of the Heavens
- God of wine, comedy and tragedy
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- Brother and best friend of Epimetheus
- Father of Hades,Poseidon and Zeus
- Lord of the Sea
- Lover of Hades
- Mount where the gods had their council meetings
- Wife of Dionysus
- Mother of Persephone
- King of Corinth who was the cleverest of all
- Name of the fields considered the most beautiful in the Underworld
18 Clues: Wife of Zeus • Lover of Hades • Lord of the Sea • Daughter of Zeus • Wife of Dionysus • Husband of Pandora • Lord of the Heavens • Mother of Persephone • Lord of the Underworld • River Nymph, lover of Zeus • God of wine, comedy and tragedy • Father of Hades,Poseidon and Zeus • Three headed dog belonging to Hades • Handyman of Zeus, creator of Pandora • Brother and best friend of Epimetheus • ...
Greek Myths 2022-10-17
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- Goddess of marriage
- Who saved his siblings from Cronus's stomach
- Who has the symbol of the lightningbolt
- What did the story of Typhon represent
- Who is the god of the sun
- Born from sea foam
- Who is the god of wine
- Who is the god of the sea
- Who saved Zeus from getting eaten by his father
- who was zeus's first wife
- God of war
- Who gave Hades permission to kidnap Persephone
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- Who was the god of forgery
- Born from Zeus's forehad
- Why did Persphone get kidnapped
- Who did Hades kidnap
- God who ate his children so they didn't take his throne
- Had 100 arms and 1 eye
- Who gaveher throneupt oher son
- Who was the god of harvest
- God of the underword
21 Clues: God of war • Born from sea foam • Goddess of marriage • Who did Hades kidnap • God of the underword • Had 100 arms and 1 eye • Who is the god of wine • Born from Zeus's forehad • Who is the god of the sun • Who is the god of the sea • who was zeus's first wife • Who was the god of forgery • Who was the god of harvest • Who gaveher throneupt oher son • Why did Persphone get kidnapped • ...
Greek Culture 2023-01-05
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- area of high, mostly flat land
- sacred shrine where priests speak for gods
- a play or film with a sad ending
- a play or film that tells a humorous story
- Greek teachers
- words or action part of a religious ceremony
- time period after king Alexanders death
- method of questioning to gain truth
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- someone who studied spherical shapes
- a huge wooden horse used to ambush the Trojans
- a story with a moral or useful truth
- writer that made over 200 works
- a story written in the form of a play
- promises of patient care
- philosophy stating that the purpose of life is to look for happiness and peace
- philosophy stating that humans should feel no joy or sadness
- king of the gods
- traditional stories about gods and heroes
18 Clues: Greek teachers • king of the gods • promises of patient care • area of high, mostly flat land • writer that made over 200 works • a play or film with a sad ending • method of questioning to gain truth • someone who studied spherical shapes • a story with a moral or useful truth • a story written in the form of a play • time period after king Alexanders death • ...
Greek Culture 2023-01-05
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- area of high, mostly flat land
- sacred shrine where priests speak for gods
- a play or film with a sad ending
- a play or film that tells a humorous story
- Greek teachers
- words or action part of a religious ceremony
- time period after king Alexanders death
- method of questioning to gain truth
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- someone who studied spherical shapes
- a huge wooden horse used to ambush the Trojans
- a story with a moral or useful truth
- writer that made over 200 works
- a story written in the form of a play
- promises of patient care
- philosophy stating that the purpose of life is to look for happiness and peace
- philosophy stating that humans should feel no joy or sadness
- king of the gods
- traditional stories about gods and heroes
18 Clues: Greek teachers • king of the gods • promises of patient care • area of high, mostly flat land • writer that made over 200 works • a play or film with a sad ending • method of questioning to gain truth • someone who studied spherical shapes • a story with a moral or useful truth • a story written in the form of a play • time period after king Alexanders death • ...
Greek Gods 2025-01-21
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- Goddess of grain
- Hunted Leto when she was with child
- Goddess of childbirth, the hunt and the moon
- Earth
- Goddess of Hearth
- Earth
- Time
- Wisdom, strategy, war and peace
- Sky
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- Brontes, Stergos, Argos
- Blacksmith
- Messenger, god of the theives
- Queen of the gods, goddess of marrige
- Love
- War
- King of the gods, head of the skies
- God of water
- God of the underworld
- Music, poetry and the sun
19 Clues: War • Sky • Love • Time • Earth • Earth • Blacksmith • God of water • Goddess of grain • Goddess of Hearth • God of the underworld • Brontes, Stergos, Argos • Music, poetry and the sun • Messenger, god of the theives • Wisdom, strategy, war and peace • Hunted Leto when she was with child • King of the gods, head of the skies • Queen of the gods, goddess of marrige • ...
Greek Gods 2025-01-05
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- God of the sea, earthquakes, and horses.
- Three-headed dog guarding the underworld.
- Winged spirits of sudden, violent wind.
- Goddess of love, beauty, and desire.
- God of the underworld and the dead.
- Fire-breathing hybrid of a lion, goat, and serpent.
- Creature with a lion's body and a human head, known for riddles.
- Half-man, half-bull creature trapped in the Labyrinth.
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- One-eyed giants skilled in crafting and brute strength.
- Winged horse born from Medusa's blood.
- Queen of the gods, goddess of marriage and childbirth.
- Goddess of the hunt, wilderness, and the moon.
- Gorgon with snake hair; her gaze turns people to stone.
- God of war and violence.
- Goddess of wisdom, warfare, and strategy.
- God of commerce, travelers, and thieves; messenger of the gods.
- King of the gods, ruler of the sky and thunder.
- God of the sun, music, poetry, and prophecy.
18 Clues: God of war and violence. • God of the underworld and the dead. • Goddess of love, beauty, and desire. • Winged horse born from Medusa's blood. • Winged spirits of sudden, violent wind. • God of the sea, earthquakes, and horses. • Three-headed dog guarding the underworld. • Goddess of wisdom, warfare, and strategy. • God of the sun, music, poetry, and prophecy. • ...
Greek Gods 2025-12-11
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- Mountain home of the gods
- Ruler of the underworld
- Goddess of the moon, forests, and wild animals
- God of the sun, music, healing, and prophecy
- Three-headed dog who guards the underworld gates
- Ruler of the sea who carries a three-pointed trident
- Goddess of wisdom and protector of heroes
- King of the gods who wields the thunderbolt
- Fast messenger god with winged sandals
- What Apollo rode across the sky each day
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- Powerful weapon/ symbol made for Zeus
- Symbol of Athena and wisdom
- Apollo’s magical musical instrument
- Fierce god of war
- One-eyed giants who forged Zeus’s thunderbolt
- Queen of the gods; protector of marriage and families
- Shadowy realm where souls go after death
- Poseidon's three-pointed weapon
18 Clues: Fierce god of war • Ruler of the underworld • Mountain home of the gods • Symbol of Athena and wisdom • Poseidon's three-pointed weapon • Apollo’s magical musical instrument • Powerful weapon/ symbol made for Zeus • Fast messenger god with winged sandals • Shadowy realm where souls go after death • What Apollo rode across the sky each day • ...
Greek myths 2026-02-13
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- what is Aphrodite's roman name
- roman archer-god son of love goddess
- what did Hercules kill at not even 2 years old
- what river did Achilles mom dip him in
- who what born from Zeus forehead
- how did Hercules eliminate the Stymphalian birds
- what is Hercules nephews name
- what as Hercules wife's name
- what is the roman name for Zeus wife
- who id the most beautiful woman in the world
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- who is the king of Mycenae
- who is the god of all god and goddess
- Hercules killed his wife and ?
- who is the goddess of wisdom and war
- what wooden sculpture fooled the trojans
- who held up the sky
- who is the god of poetry, music, medicine, and light
- Zeus wife's name queen of gods
- what is Athenas roman name
19 Clues: who held up the sky • who is the king of Mycenae • what is Athenas roman name • what as Hercules wife's name • what is Hercules nephews name • Hercules killed his wife and ? • what is Aphrodite's roman name • Zeus wife's name queen of gods • who what born from Zeus forehead • who is the goddess of wisdom and war • roman archer-god son of love goddess • ...
"The Odyssey" Vocabulary & Terms 2025-09-28
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- the gods embody human traits, showing both virtues and flaws
- takes place after the Trojan War
- the ancient Greek poet credited with composing "The Iliad" & "The Odyssey"
- a long narrative poem that recounts the heroic deeds, adventures and struggles of characters
- god of the sea
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- Homecoming
- Greek ideals such as loyalty, cleverness, and the powerful draw of home
- recited with words and passed down over generations
- goddess of wisdom
- an ancient Greek epic poem, set during the Trojan War
- an ancient Greek epic poem that follows the hero Odysseus on his ten-year journey home
- Wife of Odysseus
12 Clues: Homecoming • god of the sea • Wife of Odysseus • goddess of wisdom • takes place after the Trojan War • recited with words and passed down over generations • an ancient Greek epic poem, set during the Trojan War • the gods embody human traits, showing both virtues and flaws • Greek ideals such as loyalty, cleverness, and the powerful draw of home • ...
Greek Children 2026-05-01
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- What was displayed on the door for a baby girl
- The Greek name for the Flower Festival
- The small jug given to children at age four
- What branch was hung on the door for a baby boy
- The schools that Greek boys attended
- The god associated with wine at the festival
- The type of education most Greek girls received
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- A game played using animal ankle bones
- What a girl’s family had to give when she married
- What was used to make early game balls
- Who first taught Greek children at home
- The goddess connected to ceremonies during childbirth
12 Clues: The schools that Greek boys attended • A game played using animal ankle bones • What was used to make early game balls • The Greek name for the Flower Festival • Who first taught Greek children at home • The small jug given to children at age four • The god associated with wine at the festival • What was displayed on the door for a baby girl • ...
Stheno Times Cross #3 2025-07-18
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- usually credited for who invented the lightbulb
- what is medusa in mythology
- sick chicken
- round wood
- Whoa That dudes Big
- BURNNNN
- Im Coming to save the day!
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- 1 I?
- Im using it right now on a screen
- newspaper name
- The species of the name of the newspaper
- I got a LOT of moons
- known as red planet
- Im Hungry
- frozen
15 Clues: 1 I? • frozen • BURNNNN • Im Hungry • round wood • sick chicken • newspaper name • known as red planet • Whoa That dudes Big • I got a LOT of moons • Im Coming to save the day! • what is medusa in mythology • Im using it right now on a screen • The species of the name of the newspaper • usually credited for who invented the lightbulb
Week 1 Crossword 2026-07-07
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- — The Greek leader who praised democracy in his Funeral Oration.
- — The city-state where democracy began.
- — A Greek city-state.
- — A meeting where Athenians debated and voted.
- — Taking part in government.
- — Acting responsibly for the good of the community.
- — Choosing leaders or laws.
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- — The written plan for government.
- — A famous Greek philosopher who believed good citizens strengthen government.
- — The military city-state.
- — The group responsible for making laws.
- — Government by the people.
- — A person who can legally participate in government.
- — Everyone must obey the ________.
14 Clues: — A Greek city-state. • — The military city-state. • — Government by the people. • — Choosing leaders or laws. • — Taking part in government. • — The written plan for government. • — Everyone must obey the ________. • — The city-state where democracy began. • — The group responsible for making laws. • — A meeting where Athenians debated and voted. • ...
Gold Rush: Introduction 2019-11-28
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- The larger number; greater part; more than half
- To find out something you need to know about; to find out something that was not known before
- A statement or information passed along from one person to another that may be true or not
- A small vehicle with one wheel at the front and two handles at the back. A wheel
- A small and rough piece of valuable metal ore
- Someone who tries to find something; who looks for or get something
- Something that happens without being planned or known in advance
- A band of heroes sailing with Jason in search of the Golden Fleece from Greek mythology
- To bring something to an end; to finish a process; to end up
- A great deal of money or property; riches; wealth; good luck
- A legend or story, that usually tries to explain something in nature; a made-up person or thing
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- To be at the front or the top of something; to move toward; face toward; to be the head or chief of something; to lead
- Something heavy used to hold a door open, stops from closing
- Finally; in the end
- The total sum; a quantity or number of something
- Someone from another country
- Someone who explores or examines a region, looking for gold, oil or other valuable resources
- To form a judgment or opinion about
- Valuable things such as gold and jewels; something or someone that is loved or valued a great deal
- To make something out of raw materials; to bring about; to grow or bring forth something
- Equal in value to; value; how much a certain amount of money will buy; merit
21 Clues: Finally; in the end • Someone from another country • To form a judgment or opinion about • A small and rough piece of valuable metal ore • The larger number; greater part; more than half • The total sum; a quantity or number of something • Something heavy used to hold a door open, stops from closing • To bring something to an end; to finish a process; to end up • ...
SV Spelling Crossword 3, 4 2019-02-28
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- A thick muscle in the cheek that closes the jaws during chewing
- storm A disturbance or fluctuation in the earth's magnetic field, associated with solar flares
- Greek Mythology, The son of Poseidon and Eurynome, wife of Glaucus
- A fertility festival in ancient Rome, celebrated on February 15 in honor of the pastoral god Lupercus
- To induce secretly to do an unlawful thing, Latin root secretly and to equip
- Something lacked and wanted, something highly desirable
- Relating to or involving several bodily senses
- - A form of matter hypothesized by proponents of the Big Bang theory to have existed before the formation of the chemical elements.
- Talkative, inclined or able to communicate readily
- Plundering, to seek or seize as prey or plunder, to consume greedily
- The Latin and poetic name for the island of Ireland
- Fussy, excessively precise and attentive to detail
- A timepice
- A hunter, a uniformed footman
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- Fr., candy
- To produce a shrill grating, chirping, or hissing sound by rubbing body parts together, as certain insects do
- Characterized or suggesting the practice of severe self-discipline and abstention from all forms of indulgence, typically for religious reasons
- Womanizer, a Don Juan
- An unrestrained outpouring of feeling, as in speech or writing, Liquid or other matter poured forth
- A eulogist
- Relating to an abbey, abbot, or abbess
- One who advocates preservation
- A sophisticated person who has travelled in many countries, a butterfly
- A short recurrent instrumental passage in a vocal composition, related to music
- Reckless
- Compensation
- Pillage, raid
- Of or relating to the manor (a landed estate [in England])
- That which cannot undergo mixing or blending
- Color like sky-blue, a deep blue color; azure
30 Clues: Reckless • Fr., candy • A eulogist • A timepice • Compensation • Pillage, raid • Womanizer, a Don Juan • A hunter, a uniformed footman • One who advocates preservation • Relating to an abbey, abbot, or abbess • That which cannot undergo mixing or blending • Color like sky-blue, a deep blue color; azure • Relating to or involving several bodily senses • ...
bioethics 2021-06-10
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- natural death of a foetus before it is able to survive independently
- the country in which the world's first uterus transplant was performed
- Organs and/or tissues that are transplanted within the same person's body are called
- a long, narrow knife used from the High Middle Ages to deliver the death stroke (mercy stroke)
- father of medicine
- a philosophical study of moral values of human conduct, rules and principles which ought to govern it
- an individual from whose body an organ or tissue is taken for transplantation
- expulsion of a living foetus from a mother's womb before it is viable
- practical ethics focused on the development and implementation of moral attitudes to Life in general and to every living being in particular.
- the one who receives an organ from the donor
- the field of clinical medicine that studies the pathology, etiology, pathogenesis of the psyche; the diagnoses, prevention of mental illnesses
- Organs or tissues that are transplanted from one species to another
- the one who coined the term Euthanasia
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- the father of modern psychiatry
- one of the rules of Bioethics saying that the information a patient reveals to a health care provider is private
- a French surgeon and biologist, a pioneer of organ transplantation
- type of abortion which is performed to save the life of the mother
- Transplants that are recently performed between two subjects of the same species are called
- intentional termination of life by another person at the explicit request of the person who dies
- Organs or tissues that are transplanted from a donor to a genetically identical recipient
- Physician who wrote on mental disorders and their treatment in the Medieval Islamic period
- the god of death in Greek mythology
22 Clues: father of medicine • the father of modern psychiatry • the god of death in Greek mythology • the one who coined the term Euthanasia • the one who receives an organ from the donor • a French surgeon and biologist, a pioneer of organ transplantation • type of abortion which is performed to save the life of the mother • ...
Roses 2023-04-25
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- Sandor Clegane was known as the _______ due to his fierce loyalty and temper.
- Cersei Lannister and Margaret of Anjou both used their _______ to manipulate politics.
- Both the War of the Roses and the Game of Thrones featured _______ betrayals and shifting alliances.
- The mythical figure Odin was known for his two _______.
- Daenerys was the last surviving member of the _______ dynasty.
- The three-headed _______ guarded the entrance to the underworld in Greek mythology.
- After … of York’s defeat at the Battle of Wakefield, he was beheaded, like Eddard Stark from the Game of Thrones.
- Edward IV and Robb Stark were both charismatic _______ leaders.
- The Tudors eventually emerged as the _______ of the conflict.
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- In the War of the Five Kings the Lannisters and the Starks were the main rivals for controlling the Seven Kingdoms. Likewise, in the War of Roses the … and the … fought for the throne, relatively.
- The Yorkist symbol was the _______ while the Lancastrian symbol was the red rose.
- The Yorkists and Lancastrians fought for years in the _______.
- Sansa Stark and Elizabeth of York both married their former enemies to secure _______.
- Joffrey Baratheon was as fierce and arrogant as Edward of … .
- The Game of Thrones ended with Daenerys Targaryen taking over the Iron Throne. Similarly, the War of the Roses ended with … Tudor taking over the throne of England.
- Margaret of … ruled the country for her son when her husband died just as Cersei Lannister ruled for her son.
- Henry VII Tudor faced threats to his reign from _______ and rebellions.
- Margaret of Anjou was married to King _______ VI of England.
- The Lancastrian king Henry VI suffered from bouts of _______.
- The War of the White and Scarlet Roses was a struggle for the ___ of the English crown.
- Richard of York was the leader of the _______ forces.
21 Clues: Richard of York was the leader of the _______ forces. • Margaret of Anjou was married to King _______ VI of England. • Joffrey Baratheon was as fierce and arrogant as Edward of … . • The Yorkists and Lancastrians fought for years in the _______. • The mythical figure Odin was known for his two _______. • ...
Spelling Words Practice 2024-09-21
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- A sudden burst, like the chaos caused by monsters."
- The weapon of Poseidon, Percy’s father.
- A mystical figure that gives prophecies at Camp Half-Blood.
- To take or seize, like Percy trying to recover Zeus’ bolt.
- The stories of gods, heroes, and creatures from ancient Greece.
- Percy’s travels from New York to the Underworld and beyond.
- A prediction that might guide or trouble a hero’s fate in the story.
- Describing Percy’s abilities as a demigod."
- A vehicle the gods might ride in, often pulled by horses.
- To light up or reveal, as when Percy learns the truth about his father.
- A word describing gods who act kindly, like Poseidon.
- Percy’s life is full of this, involving danger and excitement."
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- A one-eyed monster Percy encounters in his adventures.
- The nature of many of Percy’s enemies and their intentions."
- Like the Greek gods or demigods, who are known across time.
- Percy’s journey to recover Zeus’ lightning bolt is called this.
- A trait seen in many of Percy’s monstrous enemies.
- The gods of Olympus are known to be this; they cannot die.
- The land of the dead ruled by Hades, where Percy travels.
- What Percy and his friends must engage in to stop evil forces.
- A complicated maze; Percy navigates one in later books.
- What Percy is when he shows courage in dangerous situations.
- The food of the gods that can heal mortals.
- How Percy acts when facing monsters or impossible odds.
- The collective stories of gods, heroes, and creatures."
- Creatures Percy has to face, such as Minotaurs and Medusa.
- Like many of the tricks played by gods like Hermes or the characters Percy meets."
27 Clues: The weapon of Poseidon, Percy’s father. • The food of the gods that can heal mortals. • Describing Percy’s abilities as a demigod." • A trait seen in many of Percy’s monstrous enemies. • A sudden burst, like the chaos caused by monsters." • A word describing gods who act kindly, like Poseidon. • A one-eyed monster Percy encounters in his adventures. • ...
Revision 2024-12-19
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- A figure from Greek mythology who defied the gods, inspiring Frankenstein’s monster and Victor’s creation. (9)
- The belief that physical matter is the only reality, influencing Victor Frankenstein's worldview. (11)
- The terrifying, violent, secretive enforcers of Gilead's laws. (4)
- A literary work referenced in *Frankenstein*, symbolizing the fall from grace. (13, 4)
- Excessive pride or arrogance, a central flaw in Victor Frankenstein's character. (6)
- The remote setting where Frankenstein’s pursuit of the monster reaches its climax. (6)
- The mass execution ceremony held in Gilead. (10)
- The character who narrates part of *Frankenstein*, driven by ambition similar to Victor’s. (6)
- The theory that electricity could reanimate life, a key concept in *Frankenstein*. (9)
- Mass prayer meetings occasionally held in the Republic of Gilead. (10)
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- A forbidden word game that Offred plays with the Commander. (8)
- In a romantic sense, an awe-inspiring feeling, often evoked by nature or the monstrous. (8)
- A genre that combines speculative science with imaginative storytelling, exemplified by *Frankenstein*. (13)
- A conservative anti-feminist activist who inspired Gilead's values. (6, 7)
- A disease that symbolized fear and panic in the 1980s, referenced in the context of infertility. (4)
- The type of fictional setting where Gilead exists. (8)
- The historical event that influenced the themes of revolution and change in *Frankenstein*. (6, 10)
- A genre that follows a character's growth, hinted at through Offred's reflections. (14)
- A societal collapse in birth rates, prompting drastic measures. (5, 6)
- A system ruled and dominated by men, like Gilead's government. (11)
- The religious ideology reflected in Gilead's values. (8)
- A genre characterized by dark, mysterious settings and themes, central to *Frankenstein*. (6)
22 Clues: The mass execution ceremony held in Gilead. (10) • The type of fictional setting where Gilead exists. (8) • The religious ideology reflected in Gilead's values. (8) • A forbidden word game that Offred plays with the Commander. (8) • The terrifying, violent, secretive enforcers of Gilead's laws. (4) • ...
Sip & Solve 2022-05-04
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- Rich’s favorite bike brand.
- What culture began the exchanging of rings?
- Rich and Jana’s favorite takeout food.
- Who has the most tattoos?
- Fashion Groom’s drink of choice.
- Rich’s favorite camera when taking action photos.
- City of Love
- Reed party of _________
- Goddess of Marriage in Greek mythology.
- Which is the most popular month for weddings in the United States.
- Deal Jana and Rich play this card game often.
- What month did Rich and Jana get engaged?
- Country in Africa that Jana has traveled to most.
- Groom’s middle name.
- Jana’s home state.
- State Rich completed an Ultraman.
- State Jana’s favorite sports team.
- Industry bride works in.
- The resident furbaby.
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- Where Rich and Jana met.
- Vegas Largest wedding destination in the United States.
- What happens in the “Red Wedding” in the series “Game of Thrones.
- Where was the couple’s first date?
- Rich’s line number in his fraternity.
- In the middle ages, bouquets were generally made of what?
- Whitney that sings “I Will Always Love You”
- A household object a married couple jumps over at a wedding.
- Traditional first wedding anniversary gift.
- Traditional color of a bride’s dress in China.
- Bride’s new last name.
- “Love is__________, love is kind.”
- Something old, something new, something borrowed, something ______.
- Where did Rich propose to Jana?
- Number of Full Ironman Triathlons Rich has finished.
- People often throw what at married couples in Northern Africa to wish for fertility?
- Rich’s business name: Rich _________ Studio.
- In the 19th century, Russian couples exchanged this before the wedding.
- Boyz II Men Song: “On ________ knee”
38 Clues: City of Love • Jana’s home state. • Groom’s middle name. • The resident furbaby. • Bride’s new last name. • Reed party of _________ • Where Rich and Jana met. • Industry bride works in. • Who has the most tattoos? • Rich’s favorite bike brand. • Where did Rich propose to Jana? • Fashion Groom’s drink of choice. • State Rich completed an Ultraman. • Where was the couple’s first date? • ...
Graham's crossword puzzle 2026-02-03
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- difficult irritating person/situation
- to ask a question or inquire something of someone
- extremely dry or very little moisture
- a type of material
- to have a clever skill/ability
- someone or something who eats and drinks excessively or greedily
- Necessary for life, full of life and vigor, or of the upmost importance
- adhering to an opinion
- a struggle or fight
- extremely clean, extremely neat
- describes someone that does something without thought
- to put off/delay until the last moment, day, night etc.
- to use up
- lively and colorful
- a large group of people or spectators that move as a unit
- to be warm and friendly
- to hold onto items to the point of clutter
- to steer or direct the course of a ship, plane est.
- to plan
- to nudge or bump into
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- a combination of contradiction, or opposite meaning descriptions
- to spend, or use something wastefully
- to confuse, complicate, or puzzle
- to plead or beg relentlessly or nonstop
- a state of sleepiness or drowsiness or unable to maintain a state of alertness
- to entertain someone, specifically to sing
- to put up with someone/something, to endure
- to cause or begin, to goad or urge forward
- soft miry land
- to eat away by degrees as if gnawing, and/or a chemical reaction
- orphan or stray
- to dislike to an extreme amount
- a careless sometimes clumsy mistake
- explains in detail often to the point of absurdity
- small mistake/failure or the passing of time
- fill in or spread evenly
- a sudden sharp pain or a painful emotion
- a 100 eye monster of Greek mythology, a watchful guardian
- to bring back for a purpose
39 Clues: to plan • to use up • soft miry land • orphan or stray • a type of material • a struggle or fight • lively and colorful • to nudge or bump into • adhering to an opinion • to be warm and friendly • fill in or spread evenly • to bring back for a purpose • to have a clever skill/ability • to dislike to an extreme amount • extremely clean, extremely neat • to confuse, complicate, or puzzle • ...
February Crossword 2025-11-19
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- What holiday is celebrated on the 14th? (10,3)
- What is the name of the being who represents February's famous day of love? (5)
- 50 million of these are given on Valentine's Day (5)
- A period of repentance starts in February and ends at Easter? (4)
- This device was invented on Valentine's Day in 1876 (9)
- February birthstone (8)
- William Shakespeare mentions Valentine’s Day in this play? (5)
- This country hosted the first Winter Olympics in February 1924 (6)
- The planet closest to Earth in February (5)
- II This royal became a monarch in February 1952 (11)
- Which country sometimes celebrates its new year in February? (5)
- A major tech company founded in February 2004 (8)
- The holiest month in the Islamic calendar that starts in February (7)
- February birth flower (6)
- On leap years, February starts on the same day of the week as which other month? (5)
- Cupid's name in Greek mythology (4)
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- This person was beheaded at the Tower on 12th February, 1554 (4,4,4)
- Zodiac sign for Jan 20-Feb 18 (8)
- Actress who starred in the 2010 film 'Valentine's Day' (5,7)
- Popular website that debuted on Valentine’s Day in 2005?(7)
- In the US sporting calendar, this event usually happens on the first Sunday in February? (3,9)
- State that produces most of America’s red roses (10)
- Victorians would send _____ Valentines to deter unwanted suitors (7)
- What do we make on Shrove Tuesday (8)
- This DC hero was born in February (8)
- This romantic movie premiered in February 1997 (7)
- Popular Valentine's sweet (4,6)
- What 'year' happens in February (4)
- Award show that usually takes place in February (6)
- Singer born in February 1988 (7)
30 Clues: February birthstone (8) • February birth flower (6) • Popular Valentine's sweet (4,6) • Singer born in February 1988 (7) • Zodiac sign for Jan 20-Feb 18 (8) • What 'year' happens in February (4) • Cupid's name in Greek mythology (4) • What do we make on Shrove Tuesday (8) • This DC hero was born in February (8) • The planet closest to Earth in February (5) • ...
BIOSAFETY MONTH 2025-09-23
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- This jewel of a CMA retired last year
- Dutch scientist of humble origins credited with the discovery of bacteria
- You can have (but not exceeding) 1mg of this without being a CDC registered PI
- First President of NBACC
- There’s good plasma in your blood, and there’s bad plasma, at least as far as cell culture is concerned
- Trained virus
- Carpets are permitted in labs up to this level (weird, I know!)
- LSD, Select agent edition
- You lost it, you file it
- Restrained research
- Toxic on the inside
- A genial term for deadness
- In a laboratory, any device that can puncture skin
- When talking about viruses, it’s a hybrid containing the genetic material from two or more viruses. When talking about Greek Mythology, a fire breathing hybrid creature composed of different animal parts
- The opposite of pro-germ (safe for human skin)
- Among them, Bacillus anthracis, Nipah virus, and Rinderpest virus
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- This virus killed more people than WWI
- This nematode has won at least 4 Nobel prizes for their contribution in the studies of fundamental biological processes such as cell development. Well, they at least helped!
- This microbial process is key to delicious foods yogurt, sourdough and (not delicious) sauerkraut
- A risky accomplice
- A kind of shock therapy for cells to get them to “open up”
- Kingdom, …, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species
- Not a Microbe Movie
- A geometric object that has magnitude and length, or insects.
- No air needed
- Snail responsible for alphaconotoxin GI
- Say it, but don’t spray it (yet)
- Hospital acquired infection
- The time period a Form 4 must be maintained, per 42CFR73
- This smokin’ hot plant contributed to the discover of viruses
30 Clues: Trained virus • No air needed • A risky accomplice • Not a Microbe Movie • Restrained research • Toxic on the inside • First President of NBACC • You lost it, you file it • LSD, Select agent edition • A genial term for deadness • Hospital acquired infection • Say it, but don’t spray it (yet) • This jewel of a CMA retired last year • This virus killed more people than WWI • ...
Romeo and Juliet Review 2026-03-27
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- Where Romeo was banished to
- Benvolio and Tybalt are opposites, meaning they are character _____
- Mother of Romeo
- Head of Romeo’s house
- Significance Kind of significance when the play discusses the harmful nature of hate
- Form in which the more sophisticated characters speak in
- Head of Juliet’s house
- Son of Lady and Lord Montague; Juliet’s lover
- Tybalt, Paris, Benvolio, and the parents are this type of character
- Friend of Romeo but invited to Capulet parties; killed by Tybalt
- Neutral ruler who often tries to stop fights between the Montague and Capulet families
- Type of lovers Romeo and Juliet are destined to be; stated in the prologue
- Type of speech given by Mercutio about Queen Mab
- Person who marries Romeo and Juliet; serves as a confidant and parental figure to Romeo
- Mother of Juliet
- Juliet’s cousin, was killed by Romeo
- Beginning overview that spoils the ending of the play
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- When the play mentions Cupid and Greek mythology
- A noble kingsman who is related to the royal family, attempts to marry Juliet Capulet
- City where the play takes place
- The audience knows that Juliet is not truly dead yet but most characters do not
- Kind of significance when the play talks about arranged marriages
- Daughter of Lady and Lord Capulet; Romeo’s lover
- Loyal friend of Romeo; Rational, peaceful, and honest
- Type of characters Juliet, Romeo, and Friar Lawrence are
- The poetic rhythm the play is written in
- Caregiver of Juliet
- The balcony scene in which Romeo is privately admiring Juliet
- Type of characters Tybalt, Mercutio, and the Nurse are
- Romeo, Juliet, Friar Lawrence, and the Nurse are this type of character
30 Clues: Mother of Romeo • Mother of Juliet • Caregiver of Juliet • Head of Romeo’s house • Head of Juliet’s house • Where Romeo was banished to • City where the play takes place • Juliet’s cousin, was killed by Romeo • The poetic rhythm the play is written in • Son of Lady and Lord Montague; Juliet’s lover • When the play mentions Cupid and Greek mythology • ...
Greek gods and Trojan War 2023-10-17
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- Latin word for king
- author of the Iliad
- Latin word for woman
- Trojan who abducted Helen
- messenger god
- wife of Priam
- home of Hector
- Latin word for war
- Latin word for sky
- Greek goddess of wisdom
- Greek god of the sea
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- name of the Cyclops blinded by Odysseus
- founder of Rome
- Queen of the Underworld
- king of the underworld
- author of the Aeneid
- friend of Achilles
- Latin word for queen
- wife of Aeneas
19 Clues: messenger god • wife of Priam • home of Hector • wife of Aeneas • founder of Rome • friend of Achilles • Latin word for war • Latin word for sky • Latin word for king • author of the Iliad • Latin word for woman • author of the Aeneid • Latin word for queen • Greek god of the sea • king of the underworld • Queen of the Underworld • Greek goddess of wisdom • Trojan who abducted Helen • ...
Επανάληψη (Γραμματικής Μάθημα 1-4) 2016-11-07
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- Neuter words accompanied by the article "το".
- The four cases are called _________.
- The Articles in Greek are called _________.
- Shows more than one thing - Plural number.
- Masculine words accompanied by the article "ο".
- Feminine words accompanied by the article "η".
- Shows one thing - Singular number.
- The verb "I stay"
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- The indefinite articles( ένας, μία, ένα )are called _______.
- Nouns in Greek are called _________.
- The definite articles ( ο, η, το ) are called _______.
- The verb "I have"
- The numbers that show singular and plural.
- The verb "I am" in Greek.
14 Clues: The verb "I have" • The verb "I stay" • The verb "I am" in Greek. • Shows one thing - Singular number. • Nouns in Greek are called _________. • The four cases are called _________. • Shows more than one thing - Plural number. • The numbers that show singular and plural. • The Articles in Greek are called _________. • Neuter words accompanied by the article "το". • ...
Education in Ancient Greece 2024-03-10
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- Methods of teaching which cater to the student's needs
- Forms a connection between the student and the teacher through discussions
- Ancient "notebooks" were made of this...
- Students were to be well-rounded citizens of this...
- Enslaved man who keeps students in check
- This school is famous for its incredible lectures
- Greek instructors of physical education
- The gender of the ideal student
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- Meaning the wise and healthy man
- A Greek or non-Greek immigrant
- He tutored Alexander the Great
- The secondary level of school
- Tool used for simple arithmetic
- The minimum age of graduation
- Women in Sparta were the "back-up"...
- Creator of "The Iliad"
16 Clues: Creator of "The Iliad" • The secondary level of school • The minimum age of graduation • A Greek or non-Greek immigrant • He tutored Alexander the Great • Tool used for simple arithmetic • The gender of the ideal student • Meaning the wise and healthy man • Women in Sparta were the "back-up"... • Greek instructors of physical education • Ancient "notebooks" were made of this... • ...
Crossword 2026-02-11
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- Fear of small spaces
- What Socrates and Aristotle studied
- Fear of spiders
- The past
- You use it to talk to someone
- Subject with numbers
- The study of religion
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- The study of the mind
- The study of living things
- What ancient Greeks believed in
- Making maps
- The color of things
- Modern equipment
- A long race
- You use it to see stars
15 Clues: The past • Making maps • A long race • Fear of spiders • Modern equipment • The color of things • Fear of small spaces • Subject with numbers • The study of the mind • The study of religion • You use it to see stars • The study of living things • You use it to talk to someone • What ancient Greeks believed in • What Socrates and Aristotle studied
6th History 2022-04-11
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- What age did Spartan boys enter military training?
- What city-state did Sparta go to war with?
- Lysander lead a fleet of what in a surprise attack against Athens?
- Spartan men were required to marry by what age?
- War What was the name of the war that took place on the lower Greek peninsula and lasted 27 years?
- Who joined the Spartans to fight against Athens?
- What famous Greek philosopher died during the reign of the Thirty Tyrants?
- Who was a rich Athenian man who was a traitor?
- Who won the Peloponnesian War?
- Name a famous Spartan general?
- What were the thirty men installed to rule over Athens known as Thirty what?
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- The Thirty Tyrants banned free speech, free assembly, and free what?
- The lower southern portion of Greece which is a peninsula is called what?
- What Greek people were described as harsh, highly disciplined and warriorlike?
- The Spartans believed that the only sure way to exist was through what strength?
- What Greek people were described as enjoying entertainment, arts, philosophy, and architecture?
- What was the main city-state in Peloponnese?
- What did the Athenians build at Port Piraeus?
- The Athenians believed in war to protect what?
19 Clues: Who won the Peloponnesian War? • Name a famous Spartan general? • What city-state did Sparta go to war with? • What was the main city-state in Peloponnese? • What did the Athenians build at Port Piraeus? • Who was a rich Athenian man who was a traitor? • The Athenians believed in war to protect what? • Spartan men were required to marry by what age? • ...
Crossword 7th grade 2018-06-06
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- Curved Roman architecture
- Oldest world empire
- fighters in Roman arena
- Roman numbers
- Religion of India
- Land Nebuchadnezzer ruled
- River of Egypt
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- Military Greek city
- men who fought holy wars
- Greek goddess
- Northern India leader
- Sports arena
- Another African empire
- Christian holy book
- Roman language used today
15 Clues: Sports arena • Greek goddess • Roman numbers • River of Egypt • Religion of India • Military Greek city • Oldest world empire • Christian holy book • Northern India leader • Another African empire • fighters in Roman arena • men who fought holy wars • Curved Roman architecture • Land Nebuchadnezzer ruled • Roman language used today
Revising vocabulary for FCS. 2022-04-05
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- In Maori mythology this demigod fished up the North Island.
- This is the reasons why people return to the place they migrated from.
- To change and become lower (to go down).
- The movement of people from one place to another, usually to live.
- A source or supply from which something is produced.
- A large region in the Pacific Ocean that includes New Zealand, Hawaii, and Samoa.
- The management of large amounts of money, especially by governments or large companies.
- In Maori mythology this is the God of the Forest.
- This is a push factor for people to migrate. It means people do not have work.
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- Recording financial activities and preparing reports on the assets, liabilities and operations of a business.
- (a verb) To make someone do something.
- A person from your family who died a long time ago.
- A person who purchases goods and services for their own use.
- The quantity of a good/service an individual is willing and able to buy at a range of prices.
- Something that makes actions difficult, or slows you down.
- The first people.
- This is money received for work or through owning an asset.
17 Clues: The first people. • (a verb) To make someone do something. • To change and become lower (to go down). • In Maori mythology this is the God of the Forest. • A person from your family who died a long time ago. • A source or supply from which something is produced. • Something that makes actions difficult, or slows you down. • ...
Vocab Unit 15 Quiz 2016-04-14
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- Heeding the signs posted on every wall, she handled the _____ container carefully.
- In order to make sure that the photographer will ____ your senior pictures, you should give him more money.
- Bonus:Gatsby, because he earned his money, is part of the ______ portion of the upper class.
- In Greek mythology, the Minotaur ran through a ______ labyrinth chasing the sacrifices.
- "CUT!!" the director yelled as the crew chuckled at the _____ golf carts riding across the set of Downton Abbey.
- Bonus:Like many others during the Roaring 20's, Gatsby made his money by being a ______.
- For his ______ crimes, the traitor was thrown in a prison cell for the rest of his life.
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- Dispite its lack of water, the ____ plant still managed to thrive.
- The students hurriedly finished their vocab homework before the quiz. You think after so many weeks they would know not to _____.
- Bonus: During the Roaring 20's there was a push toward _____ principles by the writers of the Harlem Renaissace.
- There was something so ____ in his manner that she felt the need to look up at him though they were the same height.
- Bonus:Despite their best efforts the bridesmaids' dresses were nothing but ____.
- After 4 gruelling years, there will be great _____ when the soon-to-be-teachers graduate.
- "A kiss is a lovely trick designed by nature to stop speech when words become _____." -Ingrid Bergman
14 Clues: Dispite its lack of water, the ____ plant still managed to thrive. • Bonus:Despite their best efforts the bridesmaids' dresses were nothing but ____. • Heeding the signs posted on every wall, she handled the _____ container carefully. • In Greek mythology, the Minotaur ran through a ______ labyrinth chasing the sacrifices. • ...
Chinese Mythology Crossword Puzzles 2025-10-14
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- Mythical bird representing virtue and peace
- Queen mother of the West owns a famous _____ garden.
- Houyi shot done _____ suns to save the world from being scortched.
- The residence of gods and deities is called Mt _____.
- What natural disaster did Yu the Great stop?
- Creator who separated Heaven and Earth with his body after death.
- Sage ruler who governed with virtue and moral examples and started to transfer power through abdication.
- _____ symbolize imperial power, rain, and prosperity
- According to Chinese mythology, what did the wife of the Yellow Emperor invent?
- A common theme in Chinese mythology and a goal humans strive to achieve.
- What is the color associated with the mystical creature that governs the south?
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- Principle of chaos before Heaven and Earth
- Name of the body of water associated with the Dragon King in the north.
- The divine god who taught agriculture and explored the toxicity of herbs, including tea.
- Mother goddess who molded humans from clay.
- Concept of balance between opposites, linked to Fuxi’s teachings.
- Four arts that a Chinese scholar should master are Qin, Go, ______, and painting.
- What kind of animals did Suiren observe to invent fire?
- Chang'e, Yi the Archer's wife, is considered the ___goddess.
19 Clues: Principle of chaos before Heaven and Earth • Mythical bird representing virtue and peace • Mother goddess who molded humans from clay. • What natural disaster did Yu the Great stop? • Queen mother of the West owns a famous _____ garden. • _____ symbolize imperial power, rain, and prosperity • The residence of gods and deities is called Mt _____. • ...
Odyssey book 11-12 2016-12-12
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- The wife of Hades who sends the deceased heroes to talk to Odysseus
- The tool that Odysseus used so he was unable to hear the Sirens
- The messenger god; Often gives Odysseus advise
- The wife of Tydareus who slept with Poseidon
- "holy Persephone"
- People in Greek mythology who live on the island of Scheria
- "arrogant men devouring your wealth and courting your wife"
- "I have not yet set foot on my native land"
- "he killed me with the help of my cursed wife"
- Odysseus' mother and the daughter of the hero Autolycus
- A Theban prophet
- The place where The Trojan Horse was placed and where many of Odysseus' men died
- Something that was very important to the goddess Helios
- the person who Neleus wedded after courting her with gifts
- "My crafty Odysseus"
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- the god who tried to sink Odysseus' fleet at sea
- Odysseus visited her island after they left the Underworld
- "Dead tired from rowing and lack of sleep"
- "he dread, beautiful goddess who loved me and took care of me"
- women who live in the sea who bewitch all men who come near with their voice
- The man who is angry with Odysseus because of some armor
- "her serving women brought meat, bread, and bright red wine"
- "They made their beautiful voices carry, and my heart yearned to listened."
- "I wept when I saw her, and pitied her"
- The wife of Agamemnon went against her husband when she helped Aegisthus kill him; an act of _____
- a woman who married her son after he killed his father
- The island where the sea nymph Calypso lived
- the lionhearted battler
28 Clues: A Theban prophet • "holy Persephone" • "My crafty Odysseus" • the lionhearted battler • "I wept when I saw her, and pitied her" • "Dead tired from rowing and lack of sleep" • "I have not yet set foot on my native land" • The wife of Tydareus who slept with Poseidon • The island where the sea nymph Calypso lived • The messenger god; Often gives Odysseus advise • ...
allusions 2014-02-20
Across
- lasting friendship
- god of wine, reverly, the power of nature, fertility, and emotional ecstasy. terms of overuse or excess
- blinded by the "light from heaven" 3 days later, he accepted baptism and "the scales" fell from his eyes
- anyone who stops to help a stranger in need
- a theological reference to innocent blood and the archetypal brother-versus
- surpass the evil of the worst tyrant
- symbolic of the path to God and to heaven
- symbolic of powerful destructive forces ; war,death,plague,famine
- advises us to share our wealth with those who need it and that it shall be returned
- alludes to paternal grief and to a lost and faithless son
- representative of extreme bravery and unwavering faith in the face of adversity
- the dangere involved in daring to enter "the realm of the gods"
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- the idea that faith can provide spritual sustenance
- she is the archetype of speed, strength, and daring foiled by a trick of the intellect
- warning against hypocrisy
- division from the worthy and the unworthy
- there is room in heaven for all who believes
- easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to get into heaven
- in Matthew implies that wisdom cannot be attained through the teachings of the unenlightened
- a place of great physical or psychological suffering
- gave birth to Solomon
- teaches a lesson in mercy and cautions "be kind to your enemy"
- symbolic of man's willingness to make the ultimate sacrifice to demonstrate his faith and trust in God. It is symbolic of the idea that faith shall be rewarded
- impending peril in Greek mythology
- to discord between siblings ; to the idea of fortunate or favored son
25 Clues: lasting friendship • gave birth to Solomon • warning against hypocrisy • impending peril in Greek mythology • surpass the evil of the worst tyrant • division from the worthy and the unworthy • symbolic of the path to God and to heaven • anyone who stops to help a stranger in need • there is room in heaven for all who believes • ...
Roman Crossword 2022-03-31
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- The top of the Roman Republic and there could only be two at a time.
- The year that was used as the year the Western Empire fell.
- A 200-year peace treaty.
- What most of the people lived in Rome
- A big amphitheater that was made as a gift to the people.
- The most important forum in ancient Rome and held public meetings, law courts, and gladiatorial combats in republican times and was also lined with shops.
- Passed laws to encourage marital stability and renew religious practices and also created a time of peace called the Pax Romana during his reign.
- A low social class of most of Rome which were poor and had fewer rights for some time.
- A social class of wealthy families/people who had more rights for some time.
- A channel that would bring water to the city of Rome normally across a river or valley.
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- A set of laws inscribed on 12 bronze tablets created in ancient Rome in 451 and 450 BCE
- A person killed for political reasons.
- A Roman general that was assassinated because he was becoming too powerful after leading his army.
- All foreigners who lacked Greek and Roman traditions.
- A man in ancient Rome who took part in fights as public entertainment.
- A person who practices a religion that worships many gods.
- The main language throughout the Roman Empire.
- The god of sky and thunder, as well as the king of gods in Ancient Roman Mythology.
- Is a very famous temple that was made to honor many gods and was started by a person named Agrippa.
- A person who died for their beliefs or religion.
20 Clues: A 200-year peace treaty. • What most of the people lived in Rome • A person killed for political reasons. • The main language throughout the Roman Empire. • A person who died for their beliefs or religion. • All foreigners who lacked Greek and Roman traditions. • A big amphitheater that was made as a gift to the people. • ...
The Lightning Thief Crossword Puzzle 2024-02-14
Across
- A person who is qualified to design buildings and to plan and supervise their construction
- A fictitious name, especially one used by an author
- Betrayal of trust; deceptive action or nature
- Positioned in or relating to the sky, or outer space as observed in astronomy
- The time or date at which the sun reaches its maximum or minimum declination
- A large retail store selling a wide variety of goods
- (in an insect or amphibian) the process of transformation from an immature form to an adult form in two or more distinct stages
- A collection or the study of myths
- Any of the 12 Greek gods regarded as living on Olympus
- To cleverly get an advantage over someone, especially a competitor
- The mythical abode of the dead, imagined as being under the earth
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- A continuous body of salt water that is contained in an enormous basin on Earths surface
- One side of the back half of the carcass of a quadruped including a leg and usually one or more ribs
- Feeling, showing or expressing empathy
- A wide street in a town or city, typically one lined with trees
- A terrestrial arachnid with pincers similar to those of a lobster and a venomous sting at the end of its jointed tail
- A mythical creature portrayed during classical antiquity with the head and tail of a bull and the body of a man
- A statue, building, or other structure erected to commemorate a famous or notable person or event
- The highest mountain in Greece
- A sudden electrostatic discharge that occurs typically during a thunderstorm
20 Clues: The highest mountain in Greece • A collection or the study of myths • Feeling, showing or expressing empathy • Betrayal of trust; deceptive action or nature • A fictitious name, especially one used by an author • A large retail store selling a wide variety of goods • Any of the 12 Greek gods regarded as living on Olympus • ...
MY LONG CROSSWORD TO YOU 2020-03-27
Across
- my mother's name
- what we did together leading to our BEST first kiss
- the month you told me your feelings
- that animal crossing guy I love. Hint. he is purple
- Greek..
- my gran's name
- the first person I told about us
- Your biggest competition
- your adorable Halloween costume
- Our second go-to beverage
- That Tv show I started watching because of you
- Begins with 'E' ends in 'H' twas the beginning of us
- That Guy.. you know... that handsome bloke you say I love
- The name of that Anime/manga series I love...
- That concert we went to together
- The second word of the cafe we always go to
- Josh Gibson touches-
- My favourite thing about you
- Name of the teacher who took the class when I started to fall for you
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- Bonjour... "[INSERT YOUR PHRASE]" *smirks*
- That phrase that you say which is super cute but also slightly annoying
- My favourite thing about that book series we enjoyed together
- that activity I hate doing with the balls
- The name of my main counsellor
- That Netflix show we both like
- One of he biggest things that make me a nerd
- My new found favourite schooly thing
- The name of my dream kitty
- what both of our houses have in common
- The colour of my eyes
- the second name of my favourite harry potter character
- The day of our first date
- the name of the poem I wrote about us
- You have a big one
- That word I say that causes you to roll your eyes
- Quite possibky the weirdest things I experience, yet wildly entertaining
36 Clues: Greek.. • my gran's name • my mother's name • You have a big one • Josh Gibson touches- • The colour of my eyes • Your biggest competition • Our second go-to beverage • The day of our first date • The name of my dream kitty • My favourite thing about you • The name of my main counsellor • That Netflix show we both like • your adorable Halloween costume • the first person I told about us • ...
Mixtape 2024-04-23
Across
- A common type of Poppy known for its bright red petals and black center.
- Developed the first commercial electric telegraph.
- A large bird of prey known for its keen eyesight and powerful talons.
- The type of cloud often associated with thunderstorms and heavy rainfall.
- Small, nocturnal mammal known for its ability to roll into a defensive ball when threatened.
- A sweet, sticky substance made by bees.
- Large, herbivorous mammal native to Africa and Asia, known for its long neck and distinctive spotted coat.
- A famous cathedral in Paris, known for its Gothic architecture.
- The plant that serves as a primary food source for caterpillars.
- A constellation named after a winged horse in Greek mythology.
- A popular French pastry made with layers of puff pastry and cream filling.
- A natural phenomenon caused by the reflection, refraction, and dispersion of light in water droplets.
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- The art of arranging and balancing elements within a visual composition, often used in painting and photography.
- A large, flat-topped hill with steep sides.
- A short musical composition typically played as an introduction to a larger piece.
- A prehistoric stone circle located in England, believed to have been constructed around 3000 BCE.
- A fermented cabbage dish popular in Korean cuisine.
- An ancient temple complex in Cambodia, known for its intricate carvings.
- A style of music originating in the Caribbean characterized by its upbeat tempo and syncopated rhythms, often featuring steel drums.
- A musical composition with a recurring theme or melody.
- A traditional Japanese form of theatre known for its elaborate costumes and stylized movements.
- Invented the light bulb.
22 Clues: Invented the light bulb. • A sweet, sticky substance made by bees. • A large, flat-topped hill with steep sides. • Developed the first commercial electric telegraph. • A fermented cabbage dish popular in Korean cuisine. • A musical composition with a recurring theme or melody. • A constellation named after a winged horse in Greek mythology. • ...
Frankenstein and HMT 2024-12-18
Across
- Dearth A societal collapse in birth rates, prompting drastic measures. (5, 6)
- The belief that physical matter is the only reality, influencing Victor Frankenstein's worldview. (11)
- The remote setting where Frankenstein’s pursuit of the monster reaches its climax. (6)
- A figure from Greek mythology who defied the gods, inspiring Frankenstein’s monster and Victor’s creation. (9)
- A disease that symbolized fear and panic in the 1980s, referenced in the context of infertility. (4)
- A genre that follows a character's growth, hinted at through Offred's reflections. (14)
- In a romantic sense, an awe-inspiring feeling, often evoked by nature or the monstrous. (8)
- The type of fictional setting where Gilead exists. (8)
- Lost A literary work referenced in *Frankenstein*, symbolizing the fall from grace. (13, 4)
- A system ruled and dominated by men, like Gilead's government. (11)
- The theory that electricity could reanimate life, a key concept in *Frankenstein*. (9)
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- Mass prayer meetings occasionally held in the Republic of Gilead. (10)
- Schlafly A conservative anti-feminist activist who inspired Gilead's values. (6, 7)
- The terrifying, violent, secretive enforcers of Gilead's laws. (4)
- Revolution The historical event that influenced the themes of revolution and change in *Frankenstein*. (6, 10)
- Excessive pride or arrogance, a central flaw in Victor Frankenstein's character. (6)
- A forbidden word game that Offred plays with the Commander. (8)
- The religious ideology reflected in Gilead's values. (8)
- The mass execution ceremony held in Gilead. (10)
- Fiction A genre that combines speculative science with imaginative storytelling, exemplified by *Frankenstein*. (13)
- The character who narrates part of *Frankenstein*, driven by ambition similar to Victor’s. (6)
- A genre characterized by dark, mysterious settings and themes, central to *Frankenstein*. (6)
22 Clues: The mass execution ceremony held in Gilead. (10) • The type of fictional setting where Gilead exists. (8) • The religious ideology reflected in Gilead's values. (8) • A forbidden word game that Offred plays with the Commander. (8) • The terrifying, violent, secretive enforcers of Gilead's laws. (4) • ...
Trial 2025-01-29
Across
- expected to happen, arrive, etc. at a particular time
- belonging or relating to the cat family
- a number that shows how strongly acid or alkaline a substance is
- an event that happens after
- famous Serbian American scientist known for contributions to the modern alternating currents
- something that exists and can be seen, especially something unusual or interesting
- when you experience ringing or other noises in one or both of your ears, without any external sound
- living or growing in, happening in, or connected with water
- Indo-Aryan language spoken chiefly in South Asia
- very dry and without enough rain for plants
- the saying of the same thing twice over in different words (e.g. they arrived one after the other in succession)
- second from the last
- unlimited power and the ability to do anything
- an extreme fear of dogs
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- to get something from something else
- the condition of being very happy and comfortable in the dark
- in Greek mythology the wife of the god of the underworld
- able to use both hands equally well
- relating to the lungs
- an act of speaking one's thoughts aloud when by oneself or regardless of any hearers
- able to experience feelings
- famous American visual artist known for painting a soup can
- to break or cause to break suddenly
- a serious mental illness in which a person does not eat
- to avoid being hit by something by moving quickly to one side
- gold
- connected with the ability to smell
- California
- Longest bone in the human body
- existing in a wild state
30 Clues: gold • California • second from the last • relating to the lungs • an extreme fear of dogs • existing in a wild state • an event that happens after • able to experience feelings • Longest bone in the human body • able to use both hands equally well • to break or cause to break suddenly • connected with the ability to smell • to get something from something else • ...
History 2025-03-24
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- What was the name of the Ukrainian nuclear power plant that was the site of a nuclear disaster in April 1986?
- The Byzantine Empire was a continuation of the eastern half of what powerful ancient empire?
- Who is often called "the father of the atomic bomb"?
- Which ancient figure is often considered the founder of Western philosophy?
- God of the sea.
- Who is credited with patenting the telephone?
- Who founded Sikhism?
- The United States bought Alaska from which country?
- Which African country did the French try to block from gaining independence under their secret force, the O.A.S.?
- In 1996, a sheep became the first mammal cloned from an adult somatic cell. What was the name of that sheep?
- Who became the most decorated gymnast in history in 2023?
- Modern-day Istanbul, Turkey, used to be called what when it was the capital of the Byzantine Empire?
- This happened between the years of 1929 – 1939 and caused people to live of scraps. Water pie comes from this time period.
- Who is the first man into space?
- Who was the first ruler of the Mongol Empire?
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- Which country gained its independence in 1776?
- Who was England's longest-ruling monarch?
- Which person made the famous "I have a dream"
- What leader came to power in Cuba after the Cuban Revolution?
- Who is the king of the Olympian gods in Greek mythology?
- Who was the first democratically elected president of South Africa?
- Which country did the bay of pigs take place
- Which one of Henry VIII wives got beheaded?
- Which ancient culture discovered america before Cristopher Columbus
- Who is the current president of China?
- Which fabric was invented in ancient China?
26 Clues: God of the sea. • Who founded Sikhism? • Who is the first man into space? • Who is the current president of China? • Who was England's longest-ruling monarch? • Which one of Henry VIII wives got beheaded? • Which fabric was invented in ancient China? • Which country did the bay of pigs take place • Which person made the famous "I have a dream" • ...
Alexa & Ezra 2025-04-24
Across
- "James ___ & Co" local Springfield Ohio hydraulic turbine designer and manufacturer since 1862.
- Most prestigious place Alexa performed as a musician.
- Town in which they currently live.
- Alexa's main character in Mario Kart.
- Which company do they both work for?
- Their son's name.
- Alexa's first job.
- Where Ezra spent many summers growing up.
- Video game they played together to get closer during Covid Quarantine before dating.
- Name of the great mage Ezra played in college.
- The show they watched together on their first date.
- Historic Detroit local cider mill since 1863 whose new water-driven turbine for their second, larger, mill was purchased from Springfield, Ohio in 1894.
- Where Alexa spent many summers growing up.
- Where did Alexa go to college?
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- Ezra's favorite rum.
- Where did they go on the furthest road trip they've done together?
- How many years have Alexa and Ezra been dating?
- One of their favorite party games.
- Instrument Ezra has played the longest.
- Number of countries Ezra has lived in.
- Instrument Alexa has played the longest.
- Name of the cat they fostered and rehomed.
- Month in which they got engaged.
- The first music festival they went to together.
- Alexa's favorite musical.
- Where did Alexa and Ezra meet?
- Country in which Ezra was an exchange student.
- Ezra's main character in Super Smash.
- Their favorite crystal gem.
- Alexa’s favorite white flower.
- Alexa's favorite modern retelling of Greek mythology.
- Ezra's first job.
- The video game they played together the most.
- Artisan craft Ezra's great grandmother taught them after elementary school.
- Their daughter's name.
35 Clues: Their son's name. • Ezra's first job. • Alexa's first job. • Ezra's favorite rum. • Their daughter's name. • Alexa's favorite musical. • Their favorite crystal gem. • Where did Alexa and Ezra meet? • Alexa’s favorite white flower. • Where did Alexa go to college? • Month in which they got engaged. • One of their favorite party games. • Town in which they currently live. • ...
Gothic novel and Frankenstein 2023-01-06
Across
- the colour of the monster's hair and lips
- at the end the monster becomes this, in fact he destroys his creator
- French philosopher and writer who influenced this period with his theories
- the most important dark setting because it's powerful and helps to create an atmosphere of mystery
- a field that helped Mary Shelley in writing Frankenstein
- the term Gothic was first applied only to this noun
- the form of this novel
- there were many in this period (ex. in France)
- the surname of the first writer to establish a link between architecture and literature
- dark side of the Romanticism
- it makes us feel powerless in front of the power of nature
- number of the different points of view
- plural noun; they are vulnerable with irrational desire
- example of a Gothic novel
- the opposite of normal and natural
- a young explorer on a voyage of expedition to the North Pole
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- consisting of two equal, identical, or similar parts or things; one of the themes of Frankenstein
- the writers aim to arouse this feeling in the reader
- one of the main theme of the Gothic
- an adjective to describe the Gothic settings such as isolated castles, convents,...
- this theme is seen in the characters of Walton and Dr Frakenstein
- the rejection of external reality and rationality
- they were written by Walton and received by his sister
- the person to whom Mary Shelley dedicated Frankensten
- Walton's sister name
- a feeling similar to horror
- a giant in Greek mythology
- the century in which the Gothic gained popularity
- surname of the writer of Frankenstein
- a creature Frankenstein made thanks to the electricity and chemistry
30 Clues: Walton's sister name • the form of this novel • example of a Gothic novel • a giant in Greek mythology • a feeling similar to horror • dark side of the Romanticism • the opposite of normal and natural • one of the main theme of the Gothic • surname of the writer of Frankenstein • number of the different points of view • the colour of the monster's hair and lips • ...
Module 10 Vocab 2025-01-22
Across
- unit of about 3,000 - 6000 men in ancient Roman Army
- figure known for his exceptional civic virtue
- Caesar/A Roman General and dictator in 1st Century B.
- Senate/The governing and adversary council in Ancient Rome
- Anthony/A Roman Emperor under Julius Caesar
- channel for conveying water
- over the Roman empire from 117-138 A.D.
- or fraudulent by those in power
- form of government in which the people elect or choose their leaders
- use humor or irony to expose and criticize peoples stupidity or vises
- decision to reject a decision or proposal made by a law making body
- place meeting or medium where ideas and views on a particular issue can be exchanged
- official who lives in foreign country
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- and pure as a lily
- Trojan prince and founder of Rome in
- common class of Ancient Rome
- Law/the law concerned with private relations between members of a community
- peace to the Greek/Roman world
- language of Ancient Rome and it's empire
- and Balances/counterbalancing influences by which an organization or system is regulated
- land owning families who ruled Ancient Rome
- who acts as a judge in official law courts
- mythology
- system of money in general use in a particular county
- Romana/The time period from 27 B.C to 180 Ce
- & Remus/Two twin brothers in Roman mythology who are said to have founded Rome
- public speaker
- Languages/A language that evolved from vulgar Latin
- person who has absolute power over a country
- Rule/Principle with greater numbers should execute greater power
30 Clues: mythology • public speaker • and pure as a lily • channel for conveying water • common class of Ancient Rome • peace to the Greek/Roman world • or fraudulent by those in power • Trojan prince and founder of Rome in • official who lives in foreign country • over the Roman empire from 117-138 A.D. • language of Ancient Rome and it's empire • ...
Biosafety Month 2025 2025-09-26
Across
- Not a Microbe Movie
- A geometric object that has magnitude and length, or insects.
- Snail responsible for alphaconotoxin GI
- Toxic on the inside
- First President of NBACC
- Hospital acquired infection
- A kind of shock therapy for cells to get them to “open up”
- A genial term for deadness
- Say it, but don’t spray it (yet)
- When talking about viruses, it’s a hybrid containing the genetic material from two or more viruses. When talking about Greek Mythology, a fire breathing hybrid creature composed of different animal parts
- The time period a Form 4 must be maintained, per 42CFR73
- A risky accomplice
- Dutch scientist of humble origins credited with the discovery of bacteria
- This smokin’ hot plant contributed to the discovery of viruses
- There’s good plasma in your blood, and there’s bad plasma, at least as far as cell culture is concerned
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- This virus killed more people than WWI
- Kingdom, …, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species
- This nematode has won at least 4 Nobel prizes for their contribution in the studies of fundamental biological processes such as cell development. Well, they at least helped!
- Restrained research
- LSD, Select agent edition
- You can have (but not exceeding) 1mg of these without being a CDC registered PI
- Carpets are permitted in labs up to this level (weird, I know!)
- Among them, Bacillus anthracis, Nipah virus, and Rinderpest virus
- In a laboratory, any devices that can puncture skin
- You lost it, you file it
- This jewel of a CMA retired last year
- This microbial process is key to delicious foods yogurt, sourdough and (not delicious) sauerkraut
- The opposite of pro-germ (safe for human skin)
- No air needed
- Trained virus
30 Clues: No air needed • Trained virus • A risky accomplice • Not a Microbe Movie • Restrained research • Toxic on the inside • First President of NBACC • You lost it, you file it • LSD, Select agent edition • A genial term for deadness • Hospital acquired infection • Say it, but don’t spray it (yet) • This jewel of a CMA retired last year • This virus killed more people than WWI • ...
Rhetorical Appeals and Devices 2025-11-14
Across
- a concept is referred to by the name of something associated with that thing or concept
- to appeal to an audience's reason with the support of facts
- a brief reference to a famous person or event–often from literature, history, Greek mythology, etc
- the repetition of the first consonant sound, occurring close together in a series
- a mild or pleasant term used in place of an unpleasant or offensive one
- the direct opposite of something or the juxtaposition of contrasting ideas
- repetition at the end of a line
- a statement that says less than it means; often used for comedic effect
- words, grammatical constructions, or concepts are repeated in reverse order
- rhetorical or written technique that appeals to an audience or reader's ethics
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- a type of metaphor in which non-human objects or ideas are given human qualities
- putting two contrasting elements together that are so unlike that the effect is surprising
- the deliberate omission or absence of words like “and,” “but,” and “or” from a series of clauses
- the combination of two words of opposite meaning for dramatic effect
- a time when conditions are right for the accomplishment of a crucial action
- comparison of two unlike objects without using “like” or “as”
- rhetorical appeal to an audience's emotions
- figure of speech using a part to represent the whole
- several parts of a sentence or several sentences expressed in similar grammatical form
- an obvious, intended exaggeration
- repetition at the beginning of a line
- a literary term for using one word to modify two other words, in two different ways
- comparison of two unlike objects using “like” or “as”
23 Clues: repetition at the end of a line • an obvious, intended exaggeration • repetition at the beginning of a line • rhetorical appeal to an audience's emotions • figure of speech using a part to represent the whole • comparison of two unlike objects using “like” or “as” • to appeal to an audience's reason with the support of facts • ...
titans curse 2023-01-19
15 Clues: banned • water nymphs • greek weapon • greek currency • a type of coat • a type of cart • agitate or turn • to hold and use • unjust judgement • suspended object • old and priceless • mythical goat people • used to burn things in • ill tempered or grumpy • a type of head jewelry
Greece: Key Terms Crossword Puzzle 2024-10-13
Across
- rule by a king or queen
- King of the Gods; ruled from Mount Olympus
- city-state strictly ruled by military force
- a new territory with close ties to its homeland
- one of the three seas that surround Greece
- A government ruled by a few powerful people
- captured people enslaved by the Spartans.
- the birthplace of democracy; this city-state valued art, music and education.
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- the highest point in Athens where temples were built for the gods and goddesses.
- a group of people who settled on the Greek mainland around 2000 B.C.; leading city called Mycenae; took over the Minoans and adopted their culture, ship-building, etc.
- Greek citizen soldiers
- a government ruled by the people. Direct: EVERY citizen votes on laws; Representative: every citizen votes for representatives to vote on laws
- Early Greeks who lived on the Mediterranean island of Crete
- a Greek city-state
- a meeting and marketplace in a Greek polis
- famous temple to Athena in Athens, Greece
- a ruler who seizes power by force
17 Clues: a Greek city-state • Greek citizen soldiers • rule by a king or queen • a ruler who seizes power by force • famous temple to Athena in Athens, Greece • captured people enslaved by the Spartans. • King of the Gods; ruled from Mount Olympus • one of the three seas that surround Greece • a meeting and marketplace in a Greek polis • city-state strictly ruled by military force • ...
Greek Myths!!! 2022-10-17
Across
- Was born where the sun never shown
- the most aggressive group
- Friendliest to mortals
- Raged war against his Titan father
- Lacked courage and self-discipline
- Shapeshifted for Zeus’s enjoyment
- Kidnapped Persephone
- were the peaceful group
- greek people were farmers
- The god of theft and lying
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- Ugliest olympian
- Swallowed all his children at their birth
- read myth to teach lessons
- Created without a mother & emerged full grown
- Got my head split open with an axe
- Mother of wealth
- The only male to give birth
- Athena was associated with the city of?
- Apollo kept his ability to heal and cause sudden
- are fairy tales
- Demeter taught men how to?
21 Clues: are fairy tales • Ugliest olympian • Mother of wealth • Kidnapped Persephone • Friendliest to mortals • were the peaceful group • the most aggressive group • greek people were farmers • read myth to teach lessons • Demeter taught men how to? • The god of theft and lying • The only male to give birth • Shapeshifted for Zeus’s enjoyment • Was born where the sun never shown • ...
Greek Culture 2023-01-05
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- area of high, mostly flat land
- sacred shrine where priests speak for gods
- a play or film with a sad ending
- a play or film that tells a humorous story
- Greek teachers
- words or action part of a religious ceremony
- time period after king Alexanders death
- method of questioning to gain truth
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- someone who studied spherical shapes
- a huge wooden horse used to ambush the Trojans
- a story with a moral or useful truth
- writer that made over 200 works
- a story written in the form of a play
- promises of patient care
- philosophy stating that the purpose of life is to look for happiness and peace
- philosophy stating that humans should feel no joy or sadness
- king of the gods
- traditional stories about gods and heroes
18 Clues: Greek teachers • king of the gods • promises of patient care • area of high, mostly flat land • writer that made over 200 works • a play or film with a sad ending • method of questioning to gain truth • someone who studied spherical shapes • a story with a moral or useful truth • a story written in the form of a play • time period after king Alexanders death • ...
Greek Crossword 2021-09-20
Across
- Persian who avenged his father
- someone who seizes power,rules with authority
- a state-owned serf of the ancient Spartans
- largest greek city-state
- persians lost about 200 ships in this war
- the name of Alexander the Great's father
- traditional stories about gods and heroes
- this space was used as a marketplace
- soldiers on horseback
- raise shields for protect themselves
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- a poet
- a group of philosophers
- the war that the Persians won
- never lost a battle, known as great
- city-state with powerful military
- like an independent country
- a provincial governor in Persian empire
- the war where King Darius attacked Athens
18 Clues: a poet • soldiers on horseback • a group of philosophers • largest greek city-state • like an independent country • the war that the Persians won • Persian who avenged his father • city-state with powerful military • never lost a battle, known as great • this space was used as a marketplace • raise shields for protect themselves • a provincial governor in Persian empire • ...
Transliterating Greek 2021-03-26
18 Clues: ΙΔΕA • AΦIA • ΙΡΙΣ • ΔΡAΜA • AΣΘΜA • ΚΙAΡA • AΡΧΕΡ • ΚΥΚΛΟΨ • ΔΙΠΛΩΜA • AΜBΡΟΣΙA • ΟΔΥΣΣΕΥΣ • ΟΡΧΕΣΤΡA • ΙΣΟΣΚΕΛΗΣ • ΠAΡAΛΥΣΙΣ • ΠΡΟΜΗΘΕΥΣ • AΓAΜΕΜΝΟΝ • ΠΕΡΣΕΦΟΝΗ • ΜΕΤΡΟΠΟΛΙΣ
Greek Myths 2023-03-09
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- Man-Bull imprisoned in the Labyrinth
- Her gaze turns men to stone
- Builder of the Labyrinth, a father
- The one who flew and failed
- Holds the weight of the world, namesake of a type of map
- Lover of Achilles, killer of Sarpedon
- The titan who stole fire from the Gods
- A greek trick during the Trojan War (two words)
- The nobody who blinded the Cyclops Polyphemus
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- Where the Gods reside
- The King with the Golden Touch (two words)
- Hero that completed 12 Great Deeds
- What trapped Persephone in the Underworld
- The tree nymph lover of Orpheus
- The greatest warrior of the Trojan War, died from an arrow
- Similar to Kate Bush, will keep runnin' up that hill
- The lover who turned around
- Used a mirrored shield to kill Medusa
18 Clues: Where the Gods reside • Her gaze turns men to stone • The one who flew and failed • The lover who turned around • The tree nymph lover of Orpheus • Hero that completed 12 Great Deeds • Builder of the Labyrinth, a father • Man-Bull imprisoned in the Labyrinth • Lover of Achilles, killer of Sarpedon • Used a mirrored shield to kill Medusa • The titan who stole fire from the Gods • ...
greek words 2013-02-05
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- something you expose and mix it with air or other gases
- mean aggressive or warlike
- war mindedness
- is a cure for all problems
- the perform in music who takes the accompanying part
- is a noisy uproar
- is a wire or rod used in sending out and receiving electromagnetic waves
- a stone or metallic mass which has fallen from the sky or earth
- is a system of exercises that promote fitness
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- a theory that heredity is a result of all cells circulating freely in the body
- is an uprising
- a war like or hostile attitude
- is an unlimited view over a wide area
- relating to all people
- is the branch of physics related to the motion of airand other gases
- inclined to war or contention
- a plane or arched surface for sustaining bodies by its movement through air
- an aerial navigator,a ballonist
18 Clues: is an uprising • war mindedness • is a noisy uproar • relating to all people • mean aggressive or warlike • is a cure for all problems • inclined to war or contention • a war like or hostile attitude • an aerial navigator,a ballonist • is an unlimited view over a wide area • is a system of exercises that promote fitness • the perform in music who takes the accompanying part • ...
Greek God's 2013-05-15
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- God of war
- Goddess of the hunt
- Messanger of the Gods
- God of love
- God of the Underworld
- God of wine
- God of the woods and pastures
- God of the sea
- First Women
- God of the God's
- God of light
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- Goddess of grain/ crops
- Queen of the God's'
- Goddess of beauty
- mightiest human
- Greatest musician
- White-winged horse
- Goddess of wisdom
18 Clues: God of war • God of love • God of wine • First Women • God of light • God of the sea • mightiest human • God of the God's • Goddess of beauty • Greatest musician • Goddess of wisdom • White-winged horse • Queen of the God's' • Goddess of the hunt • Messanger of the Gods • God of the Underworld • Goddess of grain/ crops • God of the woods and pastures
Greek Myths 2023-11-13
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- Lord of the Underworld
- Lord of the Heavens
- Lord of the Sea
- Three headed dog belonging to Hades
- Wife of Zeus
- Name of the fields considered the most beautiful in the Underworld
- Mother of Persephone
- Daughter of Zeus
- God of wine, comedy and tragedy
- Mount where the gods had their council meetings
- King of Corinth who was the cleverest of all
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- Brother and best friend of Epimetheus
- Husband of Pandora
- River Nymph, lover of Zeus
- Handyman of Zeus, creator of Pandora
- Wife of Dionysus
- Lover of Hades
- Father of Hades,Poseidon and Zeus
18 Clues: Wife of Zeus • Lover of Hades • Lord of the Sea • Wife of Dionysus • Daughter of Zeus • Husband of Pandora • Lord of the Heavens • Mother of Persephone • Lord of the Underworld • River Nymph, lover of Zeus • God of wine, comedy and tragedy • Father of Hades,Poseidon and Zeus • Three headed dog belonging to Hades • Handyman of Zeus, creator of Pandora • Brother and best friend of Epimetheus • ...
Greek Gods 2024-04-03
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- (no space) The winning gift?
- Who is the god of the seas?
- Who cracked Zeus' head open?
- (No Spaces)Where was Aphrodite found.
- Who did Metes give birth too in Zeus' head.
- What color was Poseidon's hair?
- Someone who can't die.
- Who was the messenger god?
- The ruler of all the gods
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- What was Zeus's Roman name.
- Who was the god who was taken from her mother?
- Poseidon's gift
- (No space) Where did the Greek Gods live.
- What is the same of the flying horse.
- What were Poseidon and Athena fighting for?
- Who was the god of the hunt?
- The god who wanted Persephone
- Who was in Zeus's head?
18 Clues: Poseidon's gift • Someone who can't die. • Who was in Zeus's head? • The ruler of all the gods • Who was the messenger god? • What was Zeus's Roman name. • Who is the god of the seas? • (no space) The winning gift? • Who cracked Zeus' head open? • Who was the god of the hunt? • The god who wanted Persephone • What color was Poseidon's hair? • What is the same of the flying horse. • ...
Greek Roots 2024-09-27
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- a branch of science that is related to thermionic emission
- to wish
- an animal capable of generating heat
- the smallest meaningful contrastive unit in a writing system
- a device used for seeing the airways or lungs
- a test to see someone's gastrointestinal parts
- a composition from which the writer systematically omits a certain letter or certain letters of the alphabet
- a device used for measuring or maintaining orientation and angular velocity
- a device used for measuring radiation
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- a graph indicating the relative strength of the personality traits of an individual
- the process in which a mineral emits light while it is being heated
- an instrument used for measuring the refractive power of an eye
- three words that make one sound, for ex., sch-
- device used for measuring the distance traveled by a vehicle
- super super accurate clock used to keep track of time
- blood vessel X-ray
- old-fanshioned flower shaped radio
- the best !!
18 Clues: to wish • the best !! • blood vessel X-ray • old-fanshioned flower shaped radio • an animal capable of generating heat • a device used for measuring radiation • a device used for seeing the airways or lungs • three words that make one sound, for ex., sch- • a test to see someone's gastrointestinal parts • super super accurate clock used to keep track of time • ...
Greek myth 2026-03-10
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- family why did Hercules do the twelve labors
- was hades the oldest or youngest
- how many years did the trojan war last
- why did hades get the last choice of his brothers
- Father of all gods
- what does Tantalus punishment about
- how many labors wear there
- what started the trojan war
- who wrote the trojan war
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- where did Achillies get stabbed
- what did Hercules kill in his bed
- who is the three headed dog
- who is Hercules nephew
- who gave Hercules the twelve labors
- Who believe in myths most
- when was Augean stable cleaned last
- How many chief gods and goddesses
- How many goddesses of the top ranked
- who was Hercules enemy
- what did the first labor involve
20 Clues: Father of all gods • who is Hercules nephew • who was Hercules enemy • who wrote the trojan war • Who believe in myths most • how many labors wear there • who is the three headed dog • what started the trojan war • where did Achillies get stabbed • was hades the oldest or youngest • what did the first labor involve • what did Hercules kill in his bed • ...
Greek Gods 2024-08-20
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- Goddess of Earth and the mother of all life
- Goddess of agriculture and harvest
- God of travelers and wit
- God of the Sea
- The King of the Titans and one of the most powerful children of Gaia and Uranus
- God of fire and blacksmithing
- Goddess of War and Wisdom
- Goddess of hearth, home, and fire
- The creator of all, the Sky
- God of Thunder and the Sky
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- Goddess of Love and Beauty
- Goddess of Spring and the Underworld
- God of wine and ecstasy
- God of Love
- Goddess of marriage, women, and childbirth
- God of War and Courage
- God of the Underworld
- The Nighttime
18 Clues: God of Love • The Nighttime • God of the Sea • God of the Underworld • God of War and Courage • God of wine and ecstasy • God of travelers and wit • Goddess of War and Wisdom • Goddess of Love and Beauty • God of Thunder and the Sky • The creator of all, the Sky • God of fire and blacksmithing • Goddess of hearth, home, and fire • Goddess of agriculture and harvest • ...
mother's day 2018-03-09
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- - The name of Nemo’s mother from “Finding Nemo”
- - The founder and active campaigner for an annual Mother’s Day holiday in the US
- - In the UK, daughters would traditionally bake what type of cake that, if it was still tasty on Easter, would be a sign that they were a good cook?
- - What is a Russian Babushka doll meant to represent?
- - How old was oldest mother in modern history to give birth?
- - In Britain, Mothers day is traditionally celebrated in the fourth week of what?
- - The name of the Roman Spring festival that was dedicated to the mother goddess
- - The odds of a woman delivering what, is one in thirty three?
- - In the US, and most of the world, Mother’s Day is in which month?
- - In India, Mother’s Day is celebrated for how many days in October of every year?
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- - The maternal goddess in Greek mythology
- - According to the British Retail Consortium, 55 million pounds is spent annually on what kind of sweet treat to be given on Mother’s Day?
- - The most popular flowers to be given on Mother’s Day that are said to represent the tears of Jesus’ mother, Mary.
- Shelley - The famous gothic writer, and mother, who wrote Frankenstein.
- - Mother’s Day is the third most popular day of the year for churches. What is the most popular?
- - Mothers of which land animal species give birth to the largest babies on earth?
- - Which day of the week is Mother’s day celebrated on?
- - One of the first word like sounds that babies typically make. Also a word used to refer to one’s mother.
- - The name given by the Ancient Egyptians to the mother of all cats.
- - Who, from the bible, is said to be the “Mother of all Living?”
20 Clues: - The maternal goddess in Greek mythology • - The name of Nemo’s mother from “Finding Nemo” • - What is a Russian Babushka doll meant to represent? • - Which day of the week is Mother’s day celebrated on? • - How old was oldest mother in modern history to give birth? • - The odds of a woman delivering what, is one in thirty three? • ...
3G prize Christmas crossword 2021-12-14
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- Material often used to make garden twine (4)
- A perfect addition for a garden to attract wildlife (4)
- The common UK name for Betula (5)
- The herb you blend with onion for a delicious stuffing mix (4)
- The fruit of the blackthorn - makes a splendid Christmas tipple!(4)
- Rose species with 'fluffy' sepals (4)
- A popular variety of eating apple (4)
- Scented early spring shrub named after a naiad in Greek mythology (6)
- A (usually) orange vegetable, perfect for a snowman's nose! (6)
- Low-growing plant that covers the hills of Scotland (7)
- Evergreen grass also known as Carex (5)
- Fleshy edible stalks usually eaten as fruit (7)
- Exotic fruit used on a Hawaiian pizza(9)
- Corms beloved by Dame Edna Everage! (8)
- A stick of bamboo used as a plant support (4)
- The process of getting seed potatoes to sprout before you plant them (8)
- Latin name for yellow harbingers of spring (7)
- Delicious summer fruit grown on canes (9)
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- The Kentish garden created by Christopher Lloyd is Great ...... (6)
- Small hand-tool for gardening work (6)
- Decorative climbers with hundreds of varieties (8)
- Forest tree with lobed leaves and mottled bark (8)
- A layer of material you put over the soil to conserve moisture and improve fertility (5)
- Essential digging tool (5)
- Common name for hardy geraniums (10)
- Perennial with evergreen foliage in a huge array of colours (8)
- An early summer beauty named after the goddess of the rainbow (4)
- 'Chinese Lanterns' that make fab festive decorations (8)
- A method of horticulture championed by Charles Dowding (2-3)
- A citrus fruit or the linden tree (4)
30 Clues: Essential digging tool (5) • The common UK name for Betula (5) • Common name for hardy geraniums (10) • Rose species with 'fluffy' sepals (4) • A popular variety of eating apple (4) • A citrus fruit or the linden tree (4) • Small hand-tool for gardening work (6) • Evergreen grass also known as Carex (5) • Corms beloved by Dame Edna Everage! (8) • ...
The Hidden Oracle 2022-02-18
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- When Apollo reaches camp half-blood, he learns the oracle can no longer deliver ___
- The main character
- The home of the gods
- the alias of emperor Nero
- Apollo makes and breaks a promise to never play __ again
- The human alias of Apollo
- An ancient, evil company controlled by three ancient roman emperors who have conspired
- Mother of Zeus and the other first-generation gods
- Apollo's sister
- Apollo's son who is dating Nico Di Angelo
- The setting of the book
- The mysterious place that can see the future
- Apollo is now ___
- The centaur activities director at camp half-blood
- the new human oracle
- The grove Rhea created to see the future
- The karpoi that Meg summons whenever she is in trouble to save her
- The type of mythology the book follows
- The roman counterpart of Camp half-blood
- the gods for centuries
- The evil giant snake that Apollo had killed to gain control of the oracle that is now resurrected
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- God of Wine
- The giant robot that tries to destroy camp half-blood
- An ancient maze built by Daedalus where the
- The main villain of the story, Meg's stepdad
- Meg and Apollo are attacked by ___
- the safe haven for demigods where they stay
- The nymph who Apollo loved
- A famous demigod hero and son of Poseidon
- The demigod who Apollo has to serve and betrays Apollo
- the demigod son of hades in camp half-blood
- son of Hephaestus, one of Apollo's favorite heroes and creator of the "Valdezinator"
- enter during their race
- The campers participate in a ____
- Meg's mother
- Percy's girlfriend, also the daughter of Athena
- Apollo's father and the king of the gods
37 Clues: God of Wine • Meg's mother • Apollo's sister • Apollo is now ___ • The main character • The home of the gods • the new human oracle • the gods for centuries • The setting of the book • enter during their race • the alias of emperor Nero • The human alias of Apollo • The nymph who Apollo loved • The campers participate in a ____ • Meg and Apollo are attacked by ___ • ...
3rd Hour Government 2022-04-04
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- Very talented member of the CV Band.
- Has naturally curly hair.
- Almost did me the favor of taking out the old smart board, answers WAY before the questions!
- We miss her!
- 99 percent of the time this guy is sleeping or playing Magic the Gathering.
- He answers all my baseball questions.
- Seven Spanish Angels is one of this guys favorite songs.
- She knew it was Robert Downey Jr.'s birthday yesterday!
- The most participating student in the class, especially in the Bonus Point game!
- Push Up King!
- He might be the tallest in the class.
- She brought me cookies from Subway and they were Great!
- Mr. Speaker who presided over the House of Reps legislation.
- Zak Wallis's worst nightmare!
- True goddess of wisdom!
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- She was a boss of a President Pro Temp in the Senate.
- Bare-knuckles boxing Champ from Big Mac.
- He is an avid reader who has an interest in Greek Mythology.
- Self-proclaimed historian and might also be the tallest in class.
- It took almost a year but she finally came through on her owing me Sopapias!
- Video Game boss in Jeopardy!
- Had a no hitter going for a little bit.
- She failed at her job for about 7 months but finally came through.
- Has a statue named after him in Philadelphia.
- He is the New and undisputed Big Perm.
- Went riding on a bed spring before the ice/snow got here.
- Late because Logan doesn't get to school on time!
- New to the class but spear headed the Purge, literally.
- Dude can cook breakfast, but sister says otherwise.
- Lost a disc 2 weeks ago.
30 Clues: We miss her! • Push Up King! • True goddess of wisdom! • Lost a disc 2 weeks ago. • Has naturally curly hair. • Video Game boss in Jeopardy! • Zak Wallis's worst nightmare! • Very talented member of the CV Band. • He answers all my baseball questions. • He might be the tallest in the class. • He is the New and undisputed Big Perm. • Had a no hitter going for a little bit. • ...
Rome and Greece Crossword 2021-02-11
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- While Greece is now considered a ______ Rome is considered an empire
- While the Romans were a republic the Greeks were a ______
- Both Greece and Rome came under rule at one point with the Roman emperor ______ the Great
- In Greece woman were not allowed to become _____
- While the Greeks had authors such as Homer to write the Odyssey the Romans had _____ Andronicus to write a similar version
- Unlike the Greeks the Romans had a form of entertainment were men would fight in the collesium and these men were called ______
- In Greece and Rome girl were married off at a very young age which was around the age of __
- Both Greece and Rome had ______
- Greece and Rome both often went to _____ and so they were always prepared
- as comedy and tragedies
- men to collect seashells from the beach they were on then claiming they went to war with the sea
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- Both Greeks and the Romans focused their sculptures on important ______ figures
- Sparta is still remembered to this day similar to _____ which is remembered for its tragic volcanic eruption
- Both Greece and Rome used _____ with some famous buildings from Rome being the collesium where Gladiators would fight
- This Roman Emperor was once planned to invade Britain before changing his mind and ordering
- The Greeks tried to only show perfection while the Greeks would show the _____ of humans
- In Greece woman could buy but not ____ their property's
- Unlike the people in Greece, Rome had many different _____ that rose to power during its time
- Both Rome and Greece had tributes to the ____, goddesses, philosophers,and politicians
- Both Greek and Romans enjoyed attending _____ for different types of entertainment
20 Clues: as comedy and tragedies • Both Greece and Rome had ______ • In Greece woman were not allowed to become _____ • In Greece woman could buy but not ____ their property's • While the Romans were a republic the Greeks were a ______ • While Greece is now considered a ______ Rome is considered an empire • ...
Rome vs Greece 2021-02-17
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- ___ was a very popular drink and both traded the drink
- one place took people in that they conquered and made them a ______ the other did not
- Cicero was from Rome and ______ was from Greece these to men were very good fighters _____ the great almost conquered all of the ancient world
- Greeks did not care what there _____ looked like but in Rome fashion was big
- Greeks loved there ___ Rome on the other hand was not to much of a dog or cat place
- the Greek ____ was designed to keep you cool, Roman _____ provides valuable insight into Roman culture
- A great thing to take to a fight that's long and sharp is a
- they used a ______ to move fast in a war
- they both had a _____ that do take their waste away
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- Roman ____ had temples and buildings that they used to worship there gods Greece was not all like that
- they both had an ___ but the Greeks made it up because Greeks loved to learn
- Romulus and Remus have a tale that they were raised by lions but some people think that's ___
- The Greeks and Romans both used _______ in a battle and these ______ lead them to victory
- Both Greece and Rome only had ___ go to war not the women
- they both believed in a thing called ________ and they had gods and goddesses
- in both Greece and Rome they both do _____ the children and adults participate in them
- although there is many differences between Greeks and Rome there kids both love playing with ___
- they both used ____ when in a battle to protect them
- the Greeks and Romans both used _____ to fight they were sharp and effective
- in Greece it was hard to ____ because the soil was not good but in Rome it was easier
20 Clues: they used a ______ to move fast in a war • they both had a _____ that do take their waste away • they both used ____ when in a battle to protect them • ___ was a very popular drink and both traded the drink • Both Greece and Rome only had ___ go to war not the women • A great thing to take to a fight that's long and sharp is a • ...
Odyssey book 11-12 2016-12-12
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- The messenger god; Often gives Odysseus advise
- "My crafty Odysseus"
- Odysseus visited her island after they left the Underworld
- "Dead tired from rowing and lack of sleep"
- "he killed me with the help of my cursed wife"
- The wife of Hades who sends the deceased heroes to talk to Odysseus
- Odysseus' mother and the daughter of the hero Autolycus
- People in Greek mythology who live on the island of Scheria
- The man who is angry with Odysseus because of some armor
- a woman who married her son after he killed his father
- A Theban prophet
- the person who Neleus wedded after courting her with gifts
- "her serving women brought meat, bread, and bright red wine"
- The tool that Odysseus used so he was unable to hear the Sirens
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- "I wept when I saw her, and pitied her"
- The place where The Trojan Horse was placed and where many of Odysseus' men died
- the lionhearted battler
- "holy Persephone"
- "arrogant men devouring your wealth and courting your wife"
- Something that was very important to the goddess Helios
- "he dread, beautiful goddess who loved me and took care of me"
- "I have not yet set foot on my native land"
- The wife of Agamemnon went against her husband when she helped Aegisthus kill him; an act of _____
- "They made their beautiful voices carry, and my heart yearned to listened."
- The wife of Tydareus who slept with Poseidon
- the god who tried to sink Odysseus' fleet at sea
- women who live in the sea who bewitch all men who come near with their voice
- The island where the sea nymph Calypso lived
28 Clues: A Theban prophet • "holy Persephone" • "My crafty Odysseus" • the lionhearted battler • "I wept when I saw her, and pitied her" • "Dead tired from rowing and lack of sleep" • "I have not yet set foot on my native land" • The wife of Tydareus who slept with Poseidon • The island where the sea nymph Calypso lived • The messenger god; Often gives Odysseus advise • ...
Odyssey book 11-12 2016-12-12
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- "Dead tired from rowing and lack of sleep"
- Odysseus' mother and the daughter of the hero Autolycus
- "They made their beautiful voices carry, and my heart yearned to listened."
- The messenger god; Often gives Odysseus advise
- The wife of Hades who sends the deceased heroes to talk to Odysseus
- A Theban prophet
- "holy Persephone"
- a woman who married her son after he killed his father
- "I wept when I saw her, and pitied her"
- the god who tried to sink Odysseus' fleet at sea
- Odysseus visited her island after they left the Underworld
- The wife of Tydareus who slept with Poseidon
- "I have not yet set foot on my native land"
- "he killed me with the help of my cursed wife"
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- "he dread, beautiful goddess who loved me and took care of me"
- "arrogant men devouring your wealth and courting your wife"
- The tool that Odysseus used so he was unable to hear the Sirens
- Something that was very important to the goddess Helios
- the lionhearted battler
- "My crafty Odysseus"
- the person who Neleus wedded after courting her with gifts
- People in Greek mythology who live on the island of Scheria
- The wife of Agamemnon went against her husband when she helped Aegisthus kill him; an act of _____
- "her serving women brought meat, bread, and bright red wine"
- women who live in the sea who bewitch all men who come near with their voice
- The man who is angry with Odysseus because of some armor
- The island where the sea nymph Calypso lived
- The place where The Trojan Horse was placed and where many of Odysseus' men died
28 Clues: A Theban prophet • "holy Persephone" • "My crafty Odysseus" • the lionhearted battler • "I wept when I saw her, and pitied her" • "Dead tired from rowing and lack of sleep" • "I have not yet set foot on my native land" • The wife of Tydareus who slept with Poseidon • The island where the sea nymph Calypso lived • The messenger god; Often gives Odysseus advise • ...
Vocabulary Review 10 Thursday 8 2018-11-14
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- ________ Yousafzai is the youngest person to win the Nobel Peace Prize.
- The Latin word for body. The _____ callosum is a part of your brain.
- In Greek mythology Pygmalion was a ________ who fell in love with his creation.
- Laszlo ________ believed that people's talents were developed, not innate.
- Release of electricity.
- The radius and the ______ are the two bones in the human forearm.
- Jonathan Klein talked about the power of this type of image to cause change.
- The title of Shakespeare's play that begins with three witches.
- A person under the control of another has lost his or her _______ will.
- Contractions of modal verbs include "should've," "could've" and "________'ve".
- A conductor of electricity; in our video, it was attached to the skin.
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- "All that ____" is both an idiom and the title of a musical (movie and stage).
- Two riddles had the same logic, yet one was more difficult to solve because it was _______ in nature.
- In "My Best Friend's Wedding" the friend is asked to be the Maid of ________.
- The noise of battle (in Shakespeare's time).
- The study of the brain and nervous system.
- Number of solutions to neurological disorders.
- We viewed a video that showed how to make an Italian-style hot ___________.
- Julia Roberts' character in "My Best Friend's Wedding" says the bride-to-be is _______, someone easily taken out.
- In the song "I'll Never Fall In Love Again" the songwriter warns that "you'll get enough germs to catch _________."
- We saw a current generation robot dance to ________ Funk.
- Someone who changes his or her mind and agrees with you is said to have _____ round to your way of thinking.
22 Clues: Release of electricity. • The study of the brain and nervous system. • The noise of battle (in Shakespeare's time). • Number of solutions to neurological disorders. • We saw a current generation robot dance to ________ Funk. • The title of Shakespeare's play that begins with three witches. • The radius and the ______ are the two bones in the human forearm. • ...
Ancient Greece 2024-02-07
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- How a place makes and uses its money and resources.
- When one person has all the power in a place and nobody else has a say.
- A leader who has all the power and usually isn't very nice.
- Another word for city-state, but it's in Greek.
- Growing crops and raising animals for food and other things.
- When a king or queen is in charge of a place.
- Having the freedom to make your own choices and govern yourself.
- Everything about a group of people, like their culture and how they live.
- A group of people who decide who's right in a court case.
- When one place takes control of another place or group of people.
- When a small group of people runs everything in a place.
- When the people in a place pick their leaders and make their own rules.
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- Studying the land and features of the Earth like mountains and rivers.
- Stories from long ago that explain things like how the world was made.
- Thinking about big questions like what's real and what we know.
- Land that sticks out into the water but is still connected to the mainland.
- A way of organizing people with the most important at the top.
- When the rich and important people have control in a place.
- The type of money that's used in a certain place.
- A city with the land around it that acts like its own little country. Long ago, in Greece, they had these.
- An old musical instrument like a small harp.
- A special being from ancient stories who inspires artists and scientists.
22 Clues: An old musical instrument like a small harp. • When a king or queen is in charge of a place. • Another word for city-state, but it's in Greek. • The type of money that's used in a certain place. • How a place makes and uses its money and resources. • When a small group of people runs everything in a place. • A group of people who decide who's right in a court case. • ...
August 2024-05-05
Across
- Demonstrative pronoun (4)
- Iranian religion (14)
- City in Poland (6)
- Type of cloud (6)
- Largest family of spiders (7)
- Type of bear (3)
- Blood of gods (5)
- Country that declared independence from Serbia (6)
- Popular goth shoe brand (7)
- Type of tree (6,6)
- Music genre (3,4)
- Name of the script that russian uses (6)
- Famous linguist (7)
- River crossed to access Hades (4)
- Bird that is called a magpie, but is actually not (10)
- Minecraft flower (a real flower too) (5,5)
- Seal in spanish (4)
- Egyptian sun god (2)
- Confuse (9)
- Run (5)
- Gorgon (6)
- Female bee (6)
- Country in Africa that has spanish as an official language (10,6)
- Type of shark (6)
- Moth (8)
- Language isolate spoken in spain (6)
- Hate (6)
Down
- Plant partially named after Greek titan (11)
- Type of cat (5,5)
- Type of pond fish (9)
- Tea party (6)
- Type of plane (8)
- My favourite mushroom (6)
- Numbers game (6)
- Egg laying mammal (7)
- Helen of (4)
- Powerhouse of the cell (12)
- Type of fabric (5)
- Japanese stationery brand (4)
- Chocolate bar (5)
- Closest habitable planet (8,1)
- Type of bear (3)
- Complementary colour to yellow (6)
- One of the Japanese scripts (5)
- Singer of kiss from a rose (4)
- Rabbit whose fur is used for yarn (6)
- Famous psychologist (5)
- Ancient eye makeup (4)
- Seal woman from mythology (6)
- Part of a computer (11)
- Constructed language (9)
- Board game (4)
52 Clues: Run (5) • Moth (8) • Hate (6) • Gorgon (6) • Confuse (9) • Helen of (4) • Tea party (6) • Female bee (6) • Board game (4) • Numbers game (6) • Type of bear (3) • Type of bear (3) • Type of cat (5,5) • Type of plane (8) • Type of cloud (6) • Blood of gods (5) • Music genre (3,4) • Chocolate bar (5) • Type of shark (6) • City in Poland (6) • Type of fabric (5) • Type of tree (6,6) • Famous linguist (7) • ...
