greek mythology Crossword Puzzles
Mystery of History Week 25 Crossword 2016-03-23
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- Roman language
- Ate a scroll
- Son of Hezekiah
- "to draw out"
- The Ishtar ____________
- Created on the third day
- Greek Mathmatician
- Location of floating bridge
- Five-sport event
- prophetess
- "Father of a Great Nation"
- Annual Greek theater event
- The Behistun ___________
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- Destroyed by a flood
- Celebration to remember Esther
- "huge rocks"
- Roman lower class
- Between the rivers
- Half bull/half man
- "Father of History"
- Third Chinese dynasty
- Capital of the Northern Kingdom
- "Enlightened One"
- Discovered Tut's tomb
24 Clues: prophetess • "huge rocks" • Ate a scroll • "to draw out" • Roman language • Son of Hezekiah • Five-sport event • Roman lower class • "Enlightened One" • Between the rivers • Greek Mathmatician • Half bull/half man • "Father of History" • Destroyed by a flood • Third Chinese dynasty • Discovered Tut's tomb • The Ishtar ____________ • Created on the third day • The Behistun ___________ • ...
Constellations 2022-11-16
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- The Virgin
- The Great Bear
- The Ram
- The Chained Maiden
- The Drago
- The Fish
- The King
- The Big Dog
- The Queen
- The Winged Horse
- The Swan
- The Lion
- The Twins
- The Great Hunter
- The Bull
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- The Centaur Archer
- The Water Serpent
- The Scales
- Greek Hero Son of Zeus
- The Scorpion
- The Water Carrier
- The Little Bear
- The Sea Goat
- The Lion
- The Crab
- Greek hero who killed Medusa and saved Andromeda
- The Eagle
27 Clues: The Ram • The Fish • The King • The Lion • The Crab • The Swan • The Lion • The Bull • The Drago • The Queen • The Eagle • The Twins • The Scales • The Virgin • The Big Dog • The Scorpion • The Sea Goat • The Great Bear • The Little Bear • The Winged Horse • The Great Hunter • The Water Serpent • The Water Carrier • The Centaur Archer • The Chained Maiden • Greek Hero Son of Zeus • ...
13 2025-03-26
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- Japanese-inspired art
- Delicate metal ornament
- Early American artist
- Ancient water jug
- Soft carving stone
- Spontaneous art style
- Molded paper art
- Circular stone group
- Miniature scenic model
- Concealing coloration
- Richly patterned fabric
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- Enamel metalwork style
- Maze-like pattern
- Standing stone monument
- Pre-Roman civilization
- Ancient Greek vessel
- Woven flat tapestry
- Early photograph method
- Two-handled Greek pot
- Spiral scroll form
- Italian glazed pottery
- Egyptian hieroglyph frame
- Nightclub depicted art
- Stone tomb structure
- African bronze art
25 Clues: Molded paper art • Maze-like pattern • Ancient water jug • Soft carving stone • Spiral scroll form • African bronze art • Woven flat tapestry • Ancient Greek vessel • Circular stone group • Stone tomb structure • Japanese-inspired art • Early American artist • Two-handled Greek pot • Spontaneous art style • Concealing coloration • Enamel metalwork style • Pre-Roman civilization • ...
g66 2025-12-20
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- Europe-Asia inland sea
- Greek island sea
- Warm Atlantic current
- Northwestern European sea
- Cold Pacific current
- Russian Pacific sea
- Australia-NewZealand sea
- Cold Atlantic current
- Italy-Balkans sea
- Canadian inland sea
- Europe-Africa sea
- Alaska-Siberia sea
- Greek coastal sea
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- Tropical Atlantic sea
- Cold African current
- Pacific warm current
- Africa-Arabia sea
- Glacial sea inlet
- Largest inland sea
- Narrow sea passage
- Northern European sea
- Large sea inlet
- Western Italian sea
- Australian reef sea
- Curved sea inlet
25 Clues: Large sea inlet • Greek island sea • Curved sea inlet • Africa-Arabia sea • Glacial sea inlet • Italy-Balkans sea • Europe-Africa sea • Greek coastal sea • Largest inland sea • Narrow sea passage • Alaska-Siberia sea • Russian Pacific sea • Western Italian sea • Australian reef sea • Canadian inland sea • Cold African current • Pacific warm current • Cold Pacific current • Tropical Atlantic sea • ...
Smolove Crossword Puzzle 2022-09-10
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- Who is the artist behind 1/1 ring designed for charity?
- gigachad behind loveletter
- What is the color of the ring that is associated with love in marvel universe?
- Cursed ring in Norse mythology which gave the ability to find gold
- Which mystery forged ring is capped at 75?
- Sound 2 track that is played in the minigame on the website
- What smols receive upon marrying?
- In the Land of Mordor where the shadows lie. One ring to rule them all, one ring to find them, One ring to bring them all, and in the darkness bind them; In the Land of Mordor where the shadows lie
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- smol gigachad
- What is the most expensive ring that was ever sold?
- The name of the protagonist from Land of Maidens that stole the ring from the sleeping woman granting him immortality
- The brave soul that forged 3 elven rings of power
- What project was the inspiration behind the magnificent magic ecosystem?
- Norse mythology ring with an ability to multiple itself
- 10th kingdom ring that grants the love for lifetime guaranteed
15 Clues: smol gigachad • gigachad behind loveletter • What smols receive upon marrying? • Which mystery forged ring is capped at 75? • The brave soul that forged 3 elven rings of power • What is the most expensive ring that was ever sold? • Who is the artist behind 1/1 ring designed for charity? • Norse mythology ring with an ability to multiple itself • ...
Viking Crossword 2025-04-22
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- The most valuable mineral in Viking society
- The group of 3 countries where the Norse first originated
- The last name of a Viking who christianized Denmark and was once ruler of Denmark and Norway
- The piece of land given to Danish Vikings by King Alfred of Wessex as part of a peace treaty
- What Eric the Red was famous for discovering
- The island which Vikings raided that marked the start of the Viking Age
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- A warrior's paradise in Norse mythology
- The capital of the Byzantine empire
- The highest position in the Norse social hierarchy
- The first name of the son of Eric the Red who discovered North America before Christopher Columbus
- A legendary Viking warrior who died in a snake pit at the hands of Aella of Northumbria
- The original religion Vikings believed in
- A great battle in Norse mythology that signals the end of the world
- The creature whose head was carved into wood and mounted on the front of longships
- Items forcefully taken from the victims of raids by Vikings
15 Clues: The capital of the Byzantine empire • A warrior's paradise in Norse mythology • The original religion Vikings believed in • The most valuable mineral in Viking society • What Eric the Red was famous for discovering • The highest position in the Norse social hierarchy • The group of 3 countries where the Norse first originated • ...
The Greek Geek Crossword 2025-09-11
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- Ancient landmark in Athens
- Pastry with honey and nuts
- Resin-flavoured wine
- Greek drink best shouted with “Yamas!”
- Shared small plates
- Party island
- Nearby supermarket chain
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- Ancient Athens landmark
- Wednesday dinner theme
- Sunday recovery treatments
- Cocktail ___, Saturday’s fancy night
- Vineyard day highlight
- Local Greek restaurant
- Layered dish with eggplant
- Yoghurt and cucumber dip
- Wade’s shopping weakness
16 Clues: Party island • Shared small plates • Resin-flavoured wine • Wednesday dinner theme • Vineyard day highlight • Local Greek restaurant • Ancient Athens landmark • Yoghurt and cucumber dip • Wade’s shopping weakness • Nearby supermarket chain • Ancient landmark in Athens • Sunday recovery treatments • Pastry with honey and nuts • Layered dish with eggplant • ...
Vocab 2022-02-11
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- A military formation of foot soldiers armed with spears and shields
- A city-state in ancient Greece.
- This type of column is the most complex, with carvings that looks like leaves at the top.
- Cruel and oppressive government or rule
- a large hollow wooden figure of a horse (filled with Greek soldiers) left by the Greeks outside Troy during the Trojan War
- A long narrative poem telling of a hero's deeds
- A government ruled by a king or queen
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- A political system in which the supreme power lies in a body of citizens who can elect people to represent them
- merge of Greek culture with that of the Middle east. Cultures merged when Alexander the great began moving/conquering to the east.
- A government in which power is in the hands of a hereditary ruling class or nobility
- A form of government in which citizens rule directly and not through representatives
- Spartan slaves
- lover of, or searcher for, wisdom or knowledge; person who regulates his or her life by the light of reason
- A government ruled by a few powerful people
- Column The oldest and simplest of the three main orders of classical Greek architecture, characterized by heavy fluted columns with plain, saucer-shaped capitals and no base.
- This is a Greek column with short, fluted shafts and scroll-like decorations on its capital.
- Greek for "high city". The chief temples of the city were located here.
- A traditional story about gods, ancestors, or heroes, told to explain the natural world or the customs and beliefs of a society.
18 Clues: Spartan slaves • A city-state in ancient Greece. • A government ruled by a king or queen • Cruel and oppressive government or rule • A government ruled by a few powerful people • A long narrative poem telling of a hero's deeds • A military formation of foot soldiers armed with spears and shields • Greek for "high city". The chief temples of the city were located here. • ...
1929-1935 2014-03-27
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- President when National Board was Established
- Jewel dedicated to The Founders
- The fourth letter of the Greek Alphabet
- Year Grand Chapter was Incorporated
- Jewel dedicated to the Delta Presidents, past and present
- Wrote the Delta Oath
- Jewel dedicated to the Mothers of Deltas
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- President when National Headquarters was Established
- Your song
- President when Jubilee Year was Established
- The naming of chapters
- The eighth letter in the Greek Alphabet
- The eighteenth letter in the Greek Alphabet
13 Clues: Your song • Wrote the Delta Oath • The naming of chapters • Jewel dedicated to The Founders • Year Grand Chapter was Incorporated • The fourth letter of the Greek Alphabet • The eighth letter in the Greek Alphabet • Jewel dedicated to the Mothers of Deltas • President when Jubilee Year was Established • The eighteenth letter in the Greek Alphabet • ...
T&Q Dussehra Crossword 2020-10-09
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- This is commonly used Data Visualization Software by us
- This is considered to be Ops Giving Back Month in 2020
- Which Tool do we log our Giving Back hours?
- According to Hindu mythology Lord Rama was born in this Yuga
- He is the President of Cisco's India and SAARC theatre
- In the Eastern part of India " Vijaydashmi" is celebrated to commemorate the victory of Goddess Durga over this "Asura"
- In September 2020, Cisco announced a new data centre in this country
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- According to the Hindu Lunisolar calendar Dussehra is celebrated in this month
- 247647
- Dussehra has been derieved from this Sanskrit word
- Dussehra festival is celebrated with the parade of elephants in this Indian state
- Look for a keyword on the SCO Giving Back survey form (Email sent by Sudhi on 24 Sep)!
- The final arrow shot by Lord Rama which resulted in Ravana's demise was targeted on this body part
- According to Hindu mythology Ramayana, which Puja is performed by Lord Rama to win over Ravana?
- He wrote the great epic Ramayana
15 Clues: 247647 • He wrote the great epic Ramayana • Which Tool do we log our Giving Back hours? • Dussehra has been derieved from this Sanskrit word • This is considered to be Ops Giving Back Month in 2020 • He is the President of Cisco's India and SAARC theatre • This is commonly used Data Visualization Software by us • ...
Smolove Crossword Puzzle 2022-09-10
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- Who is the artist behind 1/1 ring designed for charity?
- gigachad behind loveletter
- What is the color of the ring that is associated with love in marvel universe?
- Cursed ring in Norse mythology which gave the ability to find gold
- Which mystery forged ring is capped at 75?
- Sound 2 track that is played in the minigame on the website
- What smols receive upon marrying?
- In the Land of Mordor where the shadows lie. One ring to rule them all, one ring to find them, One ring to bring them all, and in the darkness bind them; In the Land of Mordor where the shadows lie
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- smol gigachad
- What is the most expensive ring that was ever sold?
- The name of the protagonist from Land of Maidens that stole the ring from the sleeping woman granting him immortality
- The brave soul that forged 3 elven rings of power
- What project was the inspiration behind the magnificent magic ecosystem?
- Norse mythology ring with an ability to multiple itself
- 10th kingdom ring that grants the love for lifetime guaranteed
15 Clues: smol gigachad • gigachad behind loveletter • What smols receive upon marrying? • Which mystery forged ring is capped at 75? • The brave soul that forged 3 elven rings of power • What is the most expensive ring that was ever sold? • Who is the artist behind 1/1 ring designed for charity? • Norse mythology ring with an ability to multiple itself • ...
Greek and Latin roots 2.2 2024-11-09
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- to throw a story in for comparison while teaching a lesson or moral
- art,skill in greek
- throw between
- time in greek
- relate events in time sequence
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- beside, along, with in Greek
- time in latin
- art skill in Latin
- between,among,amid,in latin
- display or application of skills
- speak or act out the time without prep
- the study of how to do things
12 Clues: time in latin • throw between • time in greek • art skill in Latin • art,skill in greek • between,among,amid,in latin • beside, along, with in Greek • the study of how to do things • relate events in time sequence • display or application of skills • speak or act out the time without prep • to throw a story in for comparison while teaching a lesson or moral
Random things to do when bored 2026-01-21
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- a rarely mentioned but pretty flower
- to restrain impulses
- the Greek goddess of love
- enjoyment, amusement, or lighthearted pleasure
- a newspaper_______
- a misbehaving, poor child
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- the book used by the Catholic faith, written by the Holy Ghost
- intelligence
- the Greek god of the ocean and sea
- the head of the Catholic Church
- the farthest planet in our solar system
- the Greek goddess of wisdom
12 Clues: intelligence • a newspaper_______ • to restrain impulses • the Greek goddess of love • a misbehaving, poor child • the Greek goddess of wisdom • the head of the Catholic Church • the Greek god of the ocean and sea • a rarely mentioned but pretty flower • the farthest planet in our solar system • enjoyment, amusement, or lighthearted pleasure • ...
Semester Review 2013-12-17
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- unifying force during the Middle Ages
- extra food, ruler needed to control this during Neolithic Revolution
- government by elected representatives
- social strucute- king, lords, knights, peasants
- an effect of the Black Plague on peasants
- purpose of Greek statues
- An achievement of river valley civilizations
- These civilizations developed because of agriculture
- ruler of Egypt both a theocracy and a monarchy
- Leaders of Islamic world, led to Golden Age of Islamic world
- birth of the Republic
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- birth of democracy
- event that led to Europe being ruled by barbarian kingdoms
- settlements an effect of the Neolithic Revolution
- Roman law code that every Roman followed, important because of written law
- Another name for Agricultural Revolution
- An effect of the mountains surrounding Greek city-states
- reason for Greek and river valley civilizations interaction
18 Clues: birth of democracy • birth of the Republic • purpose of Greek statues • unifying force during the Middle Ages • government by elected representatives • Another name for Agricultural Revolution • an effect of the Black Plague on peasants • An achievement of river valley civilizations • ruler of Egypt both a theocracy and a monarchy • ...
Jump-start your heart 2022-01-14
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- Love apple
- Popular Valentines gift
- Another word for heart rate
- Love me tender
- Love Hormone
- City of Love
- Love Potion number
- O’s
- main artery of the heart
- Valentines Day mascot
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- Gates of the heart
- Italian word for love
- which color rose stands for love at first sight
- Famous Romantic Movie
- Thicker than water
- Greek Goddess of Love and Desire
- Irregular heart beat
- Greek god of love
18 Clues: O’s • Love apple • Love Hormone • City of Love • Love me tender • Greek god of love • Gates of the heart • Thicker than water • Love Potion number • Irregular heart beat • Italian word for love • Famous Romantic Movie • Valentines Day mascot • Popular Valentines gift • main artery of the heart • Another word for heart rate • Greek Goddess of Love and Desire • ...
Greek Food, Geography and Culture 2022-02-04
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- grape leaves stuffed with rice and ground meat
- Greek lasagna
- one of the national colors of Greece
- spinach pie made with filo and feta cheese
- eggplant and ground beef dish
- no part of Greece is more than 85 miles from this
- bread
- fried cheese
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- Greece is the largest producer of these types of nuts
- type of wrap with roasted lamb, sauce, tomatoes and red onions
- capital of Greece
- a dessert made with layered filo dough, nuts and a honey syrup
- a dip made with yogurt, dill, cucumber and garlic
- the "nectar of the gods", this is used in many drinks, dishes and desserts
- one of the most famous Greek islands
- popular Greek cheese
- a celebratory word, sometimes used while smashing a plate in excitement
17 Clues: bread • fried cheese • Greek lasagna • capital of Greece • popular Greek cheese • eggplant and ground beef dish • one of the national colors of Greece • one of the most famous Greek islands • spinach pie made with filo and feta cheese • grape leaves stuffed with rice and ground meat • a dip made with yogurt, dill, cucumber and garlic • ...
christian valera 2019-01-12
49 Clues: bv • bq • ax • bw • ay • bu • bk • cj • az • bt • cz • bc • cs • bg • cg • cl • bl • cq • cn • bb • cm • by • bm • bi • cr • bx • co • cc • cv • be • cy • ct • ck • cx • bh • bn • cw • cu • cp • br • bf • ch • ce • bo • dd • bj • cf • bs • bz
Magic 2022-02-16
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- Like your girlfriend
- Fake, not real
- Small adults
- A male magician
- A story with a lesson
- A magical change to something
- An animal or monster
- The ways that ancients explained the world
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- _______ all the people -John lennon
- A magical statement
- Magic in a bottle
- genre of story that often involves Magic
- With great ____ comes great responsibility
- Turning metal into gold
- Louis armstrong = what a ______ful world
- A female magic user
- An epic story
- Movies in your sleep
- Star sign
- A series of events
20 Clues: Star sign • Small adults • An epic story • Fake, not real • A male magician • Magic in a bottle • A series of events • A magical statement • A female magic user • Like your girlfriend • Movies in your sleep • An animal or monster • A story with a lesson • Turning metal into gold • A magical change to something • _______ all the people -John lennon • genre of story that often involves Magic • ...
The Great Big Greeceword Puzzle 2015-01-21
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- A period of history between the death of Alexander the Great & the conquest of the Greek city states by Rome
- Philosopher, personal tutor of Alexander the Great
- The first thing to exist according to Greek creation myths
- God of Wine, son of Zeus & a mortal woman, ripped to pieces by the Titans as a baby, doomed to die by being ripped to pieces every year & to be reborn again in the spring.
- God of War
- One of Alexander’s most trusted generals, King of Egypt after Alexander’s death, founder of Ptolemaic Dynasty, Ancestor of Cleopatra, last active Pharaoh of Egypt
- A prominent ancient Greek city state, situated in Laconia, known for its military strength & home of Princess Leda, mother of Helen of Troy
- Author of the Iliad & Odyssey
- Temple of Athena Parthenos in Athens
- God of the Heavens & King of the Gods
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- King of Macedonia, second Macedonian king to have his name, father of Alexander the Great
- A type of column found in ancient Greek buildings known for having volutes, or spiral scroll-like decorations on top, originated in Ionia, used in the US Supreme Court Building’s grand Court Chamber, the Old Senate Chamber in the US Capitol Building & Temple of Artemis at Ephesus, on of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World
- Philosopher, scholar, one of whose pupils was Aristotle
- Macedonian king who conquered more territory than any other before
- God of the Underworld
- Patron God or Goddess of Athens
- City where Alexander the Great died
- Father of Cyclops
- A leading ancient greek city-state, ruled by democratic form of government, home city of Socrates
19 Clues: God of War • Father of Cyclops • God of the Underworld • Author of the Iliad & Odyssey • Patron God or Goddess of Athens • City where Alexander the Great died • Temple of Athena Parthenos in Athens • God of the Heavens & King of the Gods • Philosopher, personal tutor of Alexander the Great • Philosopher, scholar, one of whose pupils was Aristotle • ...
Ancient Greece - Ella Thomson 2023-02-17
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- Man responsible for day-to-day operations in Sparta
- The upper part of an ancient Greek city
- Military housing
- Foreigners often a merchant or artisan
- legal member of a country or city-state
- Ownership and control of other people
- Government where citizens hold political power
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- Government where a small group of people rules
- Hereditary class of rulers
- Unjust use of power-government run by a strong ruler
- Messian Persion forced to work as a lowly farmer
- Greek military formation who moved together
- Greek City-State
- Art and practice of government
- Membership gives a person civil and political rights
15 Clues: Greek City-State • Military housing • Hereditary class of rulers • Art and practice of government • Ownership and control of other people • Foreigners often a merchant or artisan • The upper part of an ancient Greek city • legal member of a country or city-state • Greek military formation who moved together • Government where a small group of people rules • ...
months 2023-10-18
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- School lessons finish for the summer.
- It's the hottest month.
- Two months before the end of the year!
- There's a Greek national holiday on 25th.
- Christmas is here!
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- There's a Greek national holiday on 28th.
- School lessons start.
- It's my name day on 26th.
- New Year's Day on 1st.
- Greek Halloween is here!
- Fool's Day on 1st.
- We make bunches of flowers on 1st.
12 Clues: Fool's Day on 1st. • Christmas is here! • School lessons start. • New Year's Day on 1st. • It's the hottest month. • Greek Halloween is here! • It's my name day on 26th. • We make bunches of flowers on 1st. • School lessons finish for the summer. • Two months before the end of the year! • There's a Greek national holiday on 28th. • There's a Greek national holiday on 25th.
Greece crossword puzzle 2021-11-08
11 Clues: homerun • greek statement • king of the gods • greek goddess of wisdom • a citizen of wars • 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 brothers ruling the country
1st Quarter Review 2019-10-07
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- a government run by a small group
- the Spartan elders who helped run government
- ____ path was practiced by Buddhists
- created the first empire
- an advanced civilization that developed on Crete
- the rigid societal groups of the Aryans
- the Athenian whose reforms introduced the world to Direct Democracy
- the body of all eligible Athenians who voted on Athenian policy
- first written language of the Sumerians
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- an upper class whose wealth was based on land
- Greek infantry soldiers who were mostly common people
- Spartan Slaves
- rulers who seized power over their peers in Greek City-states
- a Greek city-state
- fertile soil left along river banks
- kind or well-meaning
- attempted to reform Athens by appeasing the rich and poorer citizens
17 Clues: Spartan Slaves • a Greek city-state • kind or well-meaning • created the first empire • a government run by a small group • fertile soil left along river banks • ____ path was practiced by Buddhists • the rigid societal groups of the Aryans • first written language of the Sumerians • the Spartan elders who helped run government • an upper class whose wealth was based on land • ...
The Trojan War 2025-03-14
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- The demigod who judged which goddess was the fairest.
- Wife of Menelaus, and princess of Sparta, who was stolen away by a Trojan prince. She was actually a demigod daughter of Zeus.
- Original king of Sparta who made all of the Greek kings swear to support whomever married his "daughter" Helen.
- The winning side of the Trojan War.
- The sea nymph, mother of Achilles, who was prophesied to have a demigod child with a god that would destroy his father.
- King of Sparta, the Greek city state, who had his wife stolen from him by Paris.
- Greek king of Ithaca who thought up the Trojan Horse.
- Trainer and mentor to Achilles.
- The losing side of the Trojan War.
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- The item, that had "to the fairest" on it, that Eris used to crash Thetis and Peleus's wedding.
- Demigod son of Thetis, invulnerable except for where his mother held him to dip him into the river Styx.
- The object that won the Greeks the Trojan War.
- Prince of Troy who killed Achilles's best friend Patroclus and lost in one-on-one battle to Achilles.
- Greek king who killed his daughter Iphigenia to gain safe passage for the Greeks to Troy.
- Greek king and hero who was picked to marry Thetis to avoid the dangerous prophecy.
- The name of the towers of Troy that made the city so hard to win against.
- One of the goddess that did not win the "Judgement of Paris."
17 Clues: Trainer and mentor to Achilles. • The losing side of the Trojan War. • The winning side of the Trojan War. • The object that won the Greeks the Trojan War. • The demigod who judged which goddess was the fairest. • Greek king of Ithaca who thought up the Trojan Horse. • One of the goddess that did not win the "Judgement of Paris." • ...
Nathan Hockersmith Period 7 2022-10-24
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- metropolis for the troad
- rhythmic pattern of syllables
- rulers before the olympians
- white robed goddesses of destiny
- god of prophecy and music
- paris's reward
- highest power in the universe
- king of the gods
- god of war
- home of the gods
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- mixture of mediterranean and northern people
- goddess of wisdom
- gods would award these to heroes
- goddess of beauty and love
- intervene in human afairs
- messenger god
- supreme leader of the greek
- aim to achieve honor
- god of the sea
- ancient greek poet
20 Clues: god of war • messenger god • paris's reward • god of the sea • king of the gods • home of the gods • goddess of wisdom • ancient greek poet • aim to achieve honor • metropolis for the troad • intervene in human afairs • god of prophecy and music • goddess of beauty and love • rulers before the olympians • supreme leader of the greek • rhythmic pattern of syllables • highest power in the universe • ...
Jesus 2018-03-08
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- Apparent contradiction but true
- Religious traveler
- Not Jewish
- Pharisee/follower of Jesus
- AKA Simon, Greek word for rock
- tax collector and disciple
- To go without food
- John the Baptist look alike
- Lamb of God
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- Location of Jesus' first miracle
- Story that teaches life lesson
- Jewish meeting house
- Where Jesus first preached
- Fallen Angel
- to regret sins, ask forgiveness
- Twelve followers of Jesus
- A Jewish teacher
- to wash ceremonially
- Someone who has leprosy
- Greek word for world of the dead
20 Clues: Not Jewish • Lamb of God • Fallen Angel • A Jewish teacher • Religious traveler • To go without food • Jewish meeting house • to wash ceremonially • Someone who has leprosy • Twelve followers of Jesus • Where Jesus first preached • Pharisee/follower of Jesus • tax collector and disciple • John the Baptist look alike • Story that teaches life lesson • AKA Simon, Greek word for rock • ...
Jacob’s 1915 crossword 2022-05-11
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- A famous Australian Medic
- Initials of Clarence Jeremiah
- Where the 11th trained at
- Greek island close to Gallipoli
- Capital of Turkey
- A Greek island
- Stan’s cousin
- A friend from teachers college
- The youngest allied soldier
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- Stan’s battalion
- Title of the August allies attack
- A Victorian soldier
- A diversionary allied attack
- Australia’s official correspondent
- Pyramid a photograph was taken here
- A ship that transported 21st
- Stan’s most mature friend
- Commander of the 4th brigade
- Stan’s red headed friend
- A miss planned battle
20 Clues: Stan’s cousin • A Greek island • Stan’s battalion • Capital of Turkey • A Victorian soldier • A miss planned battle • Stan’s red headed friend • A famous Australian Medic • Stan’s most mature friend • Where the 11th trained at • The youngest allied soldier • A diversionary allied attack • A ship that transported 21st • Commander of the 4th brigade • Initials of Clarence Jeremiah • ...
Elementblocks 2024-02-02
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- Most abundant element in the atmosphere
- Dancing Queen
- Hierro
- Can be used to stabilise a person's mood
- 30
- Most widespread metal on Earth
- Lightest halogen
- 8
- Glows reddish-orange in a vacuum discharge tube
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- Named for a Greek word meaning 'hidden.'
- First discovered noble gas
- Most common element in the world
- Kalyy
- Na
- Stibium
- Brittle solid coloured pale yellow
- Lightest noble gas
- #1
- Aggie
- Named for the Greek word for 'strange;foreign.'
- Radioactive noble gas
21 Clues: 8 • Na • #1 • 30 • Kalyy • Aggie • Hierro • Stibium • Dancing Queen • Lightest halogen • Lightest noble gas • Radioactive noble gas • First discovered noble gas • Most widespread metal on Earth • Most common element in the world • Brittle solid coloured pale yellow • Most abundant element in the atmosphere • Named for a Greek word meaning 'hidden.' • Can be used to stabilise a person's mood • ...
28 2025-03-28
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- Imperfect beauty art
- Contrast in French art
- Inscription-based art
- Ancient Greek chair
- Chinese clay pottery
- Courtyard architecture
- Artistic virtuosity style
- Animal-based geometry
- Rough paint application
- Italian stage artist
- Italian woodcut prints
- Artistic window shading
- Carved ship’s ornament
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- Illuminated text art
- Awe-inspiring presence
- Medicinal jar pottery
- Partial shadow shading
- Sacred relic artwork
- Smooth shading style
- Statue topped column
- Greek flask art form
- Window circular opening
- Shades of gray painting
- Decorated manuscript
- Japanese miniature art
25 Clues: Ancient Greek chair • Illuminated text art • Imperfect beauty art • Chinese clay pottery • Sacred relic artwork • Smooth shading style • Statue topped column • Greek flask art form • Decorated manuscript • Italian stage artist • Inscription-based art • Medicinal jar pottery • Animal-based geometry • Contrast in French art • Awe-inspiring presence • Partial shadow shading • Courtyard architecture • ...
Relationships in Ancient Greece 2021-07-08
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- Greek word that referred to the day of preparation for a wedding
- To honour the servant, Hera transferred his eyes into the feathers of a peacock
- Greek Goddess that sacrifices were made to
- The money or goods that were used in exchange for the daughter's hand in marriage
- Relationships that took place, typically between an older man and younger boy.
- Worshipping the Greek Gods
- Women were encouraged to stay indoors to avoid them being accused of ...
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- The main purpose of marriage was to
- Goddess of Virginty
- Greek word for Wedding Day
- The traditional wedding 'car'
- Complete the saying, "something old, something new, something borrowed, something ..."
12 Clues: Goddess of Virginty • Greek word for Wedding Day • Worshipping the Greek Gods • The traditional wedding 'car' • The main purpose of marriage was to • Greek Goddess that sacrifices were made to • Greek word that referred to the day of preparation for a wedding • Women were encouraged to stay indoors to avoid them being accused of ... • ...
Science Review Crossword 2026-02-19
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- Greek word for 'Air'
- Greek word for 'Life'
- Stronger tides that occur when the sun, Earth, and moon are in a straight line
- Sphere of the Earth that contains all water
- When the Earth is tilted towards the sun it gets this kind of sunlight
- Greek word for 'Earth'
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- Sphere of Earth that contains all living things
- All of the gases that surround the Earth are part of this sphere
- Season that occurs when Earth is tilted away from the sun
- A weaker tide that occurs during a 1st or 3rd quarter moon
- Mountains, rocks, and soil are part of this sphere
- Greek word for 'Water'
12 Clues: Greek word for 'Air' • Greek word for 'Life' • Greek word for 'Water' • Greek word for 'Earth' • Sphere of the Earth that contains all water • Sphere of Earth that contains all living things • Mountains, rocks, and soil are part of this sphere • Season that occurs when Earth is tilted away from the sun • A weaker tide that occurs during a 1st or 3rd quarter moon • ...
SOCIAL JUSTICE BY: LeeAnna Campbell 2012-06-07
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- A pair of brothers who wanted to give land to the common people
- A Roman emperor who watched Rome burn infront of him
- Emperor who didn't leave during tax payer revolt
- Russian emperor who murdered boyars
- Babylonian king who created a famouse code of laws
- Indian leader who renounced violence at the Battle of Kalinga
- A Roman emperor who led the empire well, but was a tyrant
- Ancient Greek civilization who treated their citizens strictly and harshly
- Ancient culture that regarded women as important
- Macedonian ruler who treated his conquered people well
- People who oppressed the Hebrews into slavery
- Chinese dynasty that forced people into labor, gave people high taxes, and had a lack of freedom
- A system in Europe that oppressed the lower class
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- Eastern Roman emperor who signed the Edict of Milan
- A unjust Chinese philosophy that was created during the Warring States Period
- Nephew of Julius Caesar who had a peaceful rule
- Wife of Justinian who helped improve the social status of women
- The lower class in Rome that was oppressed
- A letter that granted Christians freedom of worship
- A system in India that separated people drastically
- Ancient Greek civilization where democracy was born
- Chinese philosopher who started Taoism
- Greek scribe known for his harsh laws
- Ancient Greek leader who ruled while democracy bloomed
24 Clues: Russian emperor who murdered boyars • Greek scribe known for his harsh laws • Chinese philosopher who started Taoism • The lower class in Rome that was oppressed • People who oppressed the Hebrews into slavery • Nephew of Julius Caesar who had a peaceful rule • Emperor who didn't leave during tax payer revolt • Ancient culture that regarded women as important • ...
greek and rome comparison 2021-02-12
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- the romans called him mercury the greeks called him _____
- both greek and romans did
- the romans changed the greek god of the dead's name to
- What is the difference between greek and roman gods ___
- greeks boys used an early yo-yo but romans boys would have swords and ___
- romans had school for long periods of time and a good education but with the greeks they had informal and ___
- greeks women are can be married at 12 or 13 but with the romans both people had to be____
- greeks made actual names but the romans named their gods after _____
- Greeks made houses out of mud while romans made houses out of wood and___
- Both greeks and romans loved having this dog breed____
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- the greeks called him poseidon the romans called him ____
- while the romans called him jupiter the greeks call him___
- both romans and greeks wore this clothing___
- the greeks called him ares the romans called him ____
- the romans called her venus the greeks called her____
- the greeks called him hephaestus the romans called him ____
- the greeks called her artemis the romans called her _____
- rich romans had all the food they could eat and poor romans had barely enough to live but greeks were very balanced and ________
- the romans made realistic statues and greeks made great ____
- Romans farmers could have two jobs but greek farmers had to work
20 Clues: both greek and romans did • both romans and greeks wore this clothing___ • the greeks called him ares the romans called him ____ • the romans called her venus the greeks called her____ • the romans changed the greek god of the dead's name to • Both greeks and romans loved having this dog breed____ • What is the difference between greek and roman gods ___ • ...
Oedipus Vocab Puzzle 2022-09-19
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- The Writer of The Books of Oedipus and Antigone
- A symbol of victory and royalty
- The city ruled by Oedipus’ adopted parents
- The wife of Oedipus and Queen of Thebes.
- The Daughter of Oedipus and Jocasta.
- The Blind prophet that tells of Oedipus’ cruel ending.
- The Greek goddess of Love.
- and Polynices The symbol
- The city that is ruled over by Oedipus
- The main character of the story who ends up killing his father and marrying his mother.
- the reader's thoughts and point of view in the book
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- The adopted father of Oedipus
- The Brother of the Queen of Thebes
- foot The symbol for Oedipus’ imminent death
- The Greek sun god
- branch A symbol of peace
- hero A hero who tries to do good, but eventually creates their own downfall.
- An enchanted object used to get good luck
- The second part of a Greek choral ode
- The speaker of prophecies
- A poem of love for something or someone.
- The youngest daughter of Oedipus and Jocasta
- The first part of a Greek choral ode
- The king of Athens
- and Athens The Final resting places of Oedipus
- The belief that our lives are already planned out.
- A speech about a person after they die
- A person who tends sheep
28 Clues: The Greek sun god • The king of Athens • branch A symbol of peace • and Polynices The symbol • A person who tends sheep • The speaker of prophecies • The Greek goddess of Love. • The adopted father of Oedipus • A symbol of victory and royalty • The Brother of the Queen of Thebes • The Daughter of Oedipus and Jocasta. • The first part of a Greek choral ode • ...
LC4 2026-01-20
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- a violent conflict between organized groups within the same country
- a majestic ancient Greek temple on the Athenian Acropolis
- a geographical and historical region of the Balkan Peninsula in Southeast Europe
- a system of government by the whole population or all the eligible members of a state, typically through elected representatives.
- a large, mountainous landmass in southeastern Europe
- economic system where money replaces barter
- a cruel and oppressive ruler.
- a fusion of the ancient Greek world with that of the Western Asian
- a small group of people having control of a country, organization, or institution.
- an idyllic, often imaginary past time of peace, prosperity, and happiness
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- a person engaged or learned in philosophy, especially as an academic discipline.
- the highest class in certain societies, especially those holding hereditary titles or offices.
- system where people directly exchange goods and services for other goods and services
- a body of troops or police officers standing or moving in close formation.
- military alliance of ancient Greek city-states, led by Sparta
- a form of government with a monarch at the head.
- Greek city-states, led by Athens
- a piece of land almost surrounded by water or projecting out into a body of water.
- a city state in ancient Greece, especially as considered in its ideal form for philosophical purposes.
- largest city in Greece
20 Clues: largest city in Greece • a cruel and oppressive ruler. • Greek city-states, led by Athens • economic system where money replaces barter • a form of government with a monarch at the head. • a large, mountainous landmass in southeastern Europe • a majestic ancient Greek temple on the Athenian Acropolis • military alliance of ancient Greek city-states, led by Sparta • ...
Roman God Crossword 2021-11-18
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- The Roman version of the Greek god Hera
- The Roman version of the Greek god Hephaestus
- The Roman version of the Greek god Demeter
- The Roman version of the Greek god Artemis
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- The Roman version of the Greek god Zeus
- There was a spaceship named after him
- The Roman version of the Greek god Athena
- The Roman version of the Greek god Hestia
8 Clues: There was a spaceship named after him • The Roman version of the Greek god Hera • The Roman version of the Greek god Zeus • The Roman version of the Greek god Athena • The Roman version of the Greek god Hestia • The Roman version of the Greek god Demeter • The Roman version of the Greek god Artemis • The Roman version of the Greek god Hephaestus
King Lear 2020-03-06
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- Lear is trying to prevent this but (ironically) causes it (6/6)
- Gloucester is disrespectful to his son because he is this
- The play's antagonist
- Belief that the monarch was appointed by God (3/6/5/2/5)
- Greek word for 'fatal flaw'
- Greek word for reversal of fortune
- A lord who has come to try to marry Cordelia
- Goneril's husband
- Lear's Oldest Daughter
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- "Which of you shall we say ____ ____ __ ____ ?" (4/4/2/4)
- Greek word for excessive pride
- Lear's favourite daughter
- Last character to speak on p75 of the Penguin edition
- All Shakespearean tragedies end in this
- last word of first line on p43 of Oxford edition
- According to his dad, Edmund came into the world this way
- All Shakespearean comedies end in this
- Regan's husband
18 Clues: Regan's husband • Goneril's husband • The play's antagonist • Lear's Oldest Daughter • Lear's favourite daughter • Greek word for 'fatal flaw' • Greek word for excessive pride • Greek word for reversal of fortune • All Shakespearean comedies end in this • All Shakespearean tragedies end in this • A lord who has come to try to marry Cordelia • ...
chapter 2 2022-12-15
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- leader of the 300 spartans
- the 300 spartans fought here
- the greek alphabet originated here
- Darius the great's son
- The father of western philosophy
- a battle formation of joint shields and spears
- swore revenge on a greek polis
- a greek polis that was a army state
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- the birthplace of democracy
- macedonian king who conquered west asia to egypt
- largest empire in the world at the time
- most crimes punishable by death
- other name for city state
13 Clues: Darius the great's son • other name for city state • leader of the 300 spartans • the birthplace of democracy • the 300 spartans fought here • swore revenge on a greek polis • most crimes punishable by death • The father of western philosophy • the greek alphabet originated here • a greek polis that was a army state • largest empire in the world at the time • ...
crossword 2025-11-22
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- Livia's favorite JJK character
- Livia's favorite ice cream flavor
- Livia's netflix profile picture
- Livia's favorite type of green tea
- what Livia does after breakfast
- Supernatural being that Livia is compared to
- Livia's favorite Jpop singer
- Longest standing favorite color of Livia's
- Livia's strength in Certamen
- Livia's favorite school subject
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- Livia's comfort food
- Livia's least favorite tea
- Livia's favorite latin quote
- Livia's first obsession
- Livia's MBTI
- Livia's typical hairstyle
- Surname of Livia's favorite poet
- Livia's moon sign
18 Clues: Livia's MBTI • Livia's moon sign • Livia's comfort food • Livia's first obsession • Livia's typical hairstyle • Livia's least favorite tea • Livia's favorite latin quote • Livia's favorite Jpop singer • Livia's strength in Certamen • Livia's favorite JJK character • Livia's netflix profile picture • what Livia does after breakfast • Livia's favorite school subject • ...
Greece and Rome compare and contrast 2021-02-12
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- the romans had the gladiator fights while the greeks had
- because of the little freshwater both greeks and romans, along with olives and grapes, grew
- in both greece and rome part of being a citizen was having to
- in both greece and rome the only people that could be citizens were
- while the greeks had many slaves pretty much the only people who became slaves in rome were the
- who is the roman god most like poseidon
- both greece and rome grew
- the romans based their art off of the greeks as well as their
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- both greeks and romans used pottery called
- both greece and rome’s art consisted greatly of
- romans voted for their leaders while some in greece were
- in rome the girls getting married were adults while in greece the girls were around
- While greeks only spoke greek the romans also spoke
- because of their placement near the sea both greece and rome traded a lot of
- while greek sculptures were made to look without flaws roman art was more
- the greek version of the roman god jupiter was
- for greece the biggest threat was the persians for rome it was
- juno is the roman equivalent to which greek god
- in both greece and rome the household was run by
- The greeks had aphrodite while the romans had
20 Clues: both greece and rome grew • who is the roman god most like poseidon • both greeks and romans used pottery called • The greeks had aphrodite while the romans had • the greek version of the roman god jupiter was • both greece and rome’s art consisted greatly of • juno is the roman equivalent to which greek god • in both greece and rome the household was run by • ...
The Greeeks Vocab!!! 2021-11-02
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- a person who takes power by force
- citizens choose a smaller group to make laws and governmental decisions on their behalf.
- only a few people hold power
- An island where the Minoans lived
- A large area in the Greek mainland where the Dorians moved to
- a public open space used for assemblies and market
- the Great Amazing Leaderr of Persia who made Persia an empire larger than the world has ever seen
- an ancient greek city-state
- a settlement in a new area that keeps close ties with its homeland
- a tyrant who sixed power after Solon, and distributed all the property of the rich among the poor
- all
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- share in teh running of the government
- people gather at mass meetings to decide on government matters
- came to power after Peisistratus and changed the number of members in the Council
- King of the Mycenaeans
- the 20 provinces Darius divided the empire into
- major Greek city state known for its philopsophers and historians
- 1400 Bc
- a place in the Greeek mainland where the Mycenaeans lived
- major Greek city-states known for its war skills
- a noble in Athens who canceled all of the farmer's debts
- the Persian religion
- a body of land with water on 3 sides
- an Athenian general who helped Athens and Greece win against the Persians
24 Clues: all • 1400 Bc • the Persian religion • King of the Mycenaeans • an ancient greek city-state • only a few people hold power • a person who takes power by force • An island where the Minoans lived • a body of land with water on 3 sides • share in teh running of the government • the 20 provinces Darius divided the empire into • major Greek city-states known for its war skills • ...
Roman and greek crossword 2021-11-12
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- a series of sports performed to entertain people
- a person who fought in the roman army
- a roman god whose otherwise known as zeus and is a planet name
- Wreath, a headpiece that was well known for being seen on Julius Caesar's head
- colosseum, A big oval shaped place where gladiators fought
- a system that transports water on top of arches
- a roman god otherwise known as the god of the sea and is a planet
- a greek sport where two people were stripped and fought with cloth wrapped hands
- a greek sport where two people were stripped and fought with their bare hands
- a roman go otherwise known as hera
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- racing, a greek sport in which people race on two wheels carts pulled behind horses
- a form of story believed to tell ancient greek tales
- a sport in which people threw long poles
- a form of art done by moving around a stage gracefully
- a roman goddess otherwise known as aphrodite
- otherwise known as the god of war and is a planet
- numerals, a system of numbers invented by the romans
- strong people who fight for others entertainment and glory
- clock, a device that makes water spill from one jug to another to tell time
- a roman god otherwise known as the goddess of wisdom
20 Clues: a roman go otherwise known as hera • a person who fought in the roman army • a sport in which people threw long poles • a roman goddess otherwise known as aphrodite • a system that transports water on top of arches • a series of sports performed to entertain people • otherwise known as the god of war and is a planet • ...
Roman and greek crossword 2021-11-12
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- strong people who fight for others entertainment and glory
- Wreath, a headpiece that was well known for being seen on Julius Caesar's head
- a greek sport where two people were stripped and fought with cloth wrapped hands
- racing, a greek sport in which people race on two wheels carts pulled behind horses
- clock, a device that makes water spill from one jug to another to tell time
- a roman god otherwise known as the goddess of wisdom
- a roman god otherwise known as the god of the sea and is a planet
- a roman god whose otherwise known as zeus and is a planet name
- otherwise known as the god of war and is a planet
- colosseum, A big oval shaped place where gladiators fought
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- a sport in which people threw long poles
- a series of sports performed to entertain people
- a person who fought in the roman army
- a greek sport where two people were stripped and fought with their bare hands
- a form of story believed to tell ancient greek tales
- a system that transports water on top of arches
- numerals, a system of numbers invented by the romans
- a roman go otherwise known as hera
- a roman goddess otherwise known as aphrodite
- a form of art done by moving around a stage gracefully
20 Clues: a roman go otherwise known as hera • a person who fought in the roman army • a sport in which people threw long poles • a roman goddess otherwise known as aphrodite • a system that transports water on top of arches • a series of sports performed to entertain people • otherwise known as the god of war and is a planet • ...
Chapter 4 The Church as Sacrament of Salvation 2017-02-28
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- the meeting that chooses the next “rock”
- a synonym is effective
- the last link in the chain starting in the rock
- meaning “elder” in Greek
- PABRSOCHHI
- examples are Baptists and Lutherans
- “koinonia” in Greek
- often called synod
- the Church’s teachings that have been passed down through the ages
- with an “e” means to suffer complete ruin or destruction
- AAEEGIILNNOTVZ
- says the faithful are obligated to accept the teachings of the magisterium
- a “college” that succeeds in every generation the “college” of the Twelve Apostles
- a larger diocese headed by an archbishop
- the Revelation of Christ through Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition
- recipients of Holy Orders
- the purification between death and entrance to Heaven
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- also called “particular church”
- sung by the congregation during Mass/Divine Liturgy
- a council involving all the bishops of a particular nation
- this word is also the name of North Carolina’s state bird
- the teaching authority of the Pope and the Bishops in communion with him
- synonyms are sacrosanct stipulations
- ACEHIIINNOPRRSS
- from Greek meaning “overseer”
- synonyms are sacrosanct oeuvre
- this is Greek for “helper”
- AACDEEHRTX
- a stockman who is enrolled in the college
- with three “N’s” it is any piece of artillery that uses gunpowder to launch a projectile
30 Clues: PABRSOCHHI • AACDEEHRTX • AAEEGIILNNOTVZ • ACEHIIINNOPRRSS • often called synod • “koinonia” in Greek • a synonym is effective • meaning “elder” in Greek • recipients of Holy Orders • this is Greek for “helper” • from Greek meaning “overseer” • synonyms are sacrosanct oeuvre • also called “particular church” • examples are Baptists and Lutherans • synonyms are sacrosanct stipulations • ...
MAPEH Crossword 2014-02-23
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- theater burned down during a performance of one of Shakespeare's plays
- seller of illegal drugs
- French comic opera
- type of squares which multiply the points awarded in Scrabble
- hung pictures
- non-addictive hallucinogen
- methamphetamine
- text used for an opera
- term for stealing the opponent's stones in sungka
- drug used to fight opium dependence
- Italian meaning of opera
- checkers
- poppy tears
- short form of comic opera
- most commonly abused sedatives
- early German opera
- source of marijuana
- Greek deity being honoured by the first tragedies
- ecstasy
- origin of Snakes and Ladders
- earliest recorded actor
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- origin of the term "tragedy"
- where the first known opera house was built
- most successful composer of early English opera
- slang for stimulant
- Beethoven's only opera
- most frequently consumed stimulant
- great reformer of opera
- most important Greek Old Comic dramatist
- location of seats of ancient Greek audiences
- playing time of "Word Factory"
- Shakespeare's longest play
- most important librettist of opera seria
- author of the earliest extant trilogy
- playing all seven tiles in Scrabble
- Game of the Generals in Tagalog
- ancient Greek backdrop
- rank in Game of the Generals with the most pieces
- enforcement body of the DDB
- first known opera author
40 Clues: ecstasy • checkers • poppy tears • hung pictures • methamphetamine • French comic opera • early German opera • slang for stimulant • source of marijuana • Beethoven's only opera • text used for an opera • ancient Greek backdrop • seller of illegal drugs • great reformer of opera • earliest recorded actor • Italian meaning of opera • first known opera author • short form of comic opera • ...
Culinary Arts and Science - CIA 3B Puzzle on International Cuisine 2023-10-23
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- Which variety of rice is used in making risotto
- The traditional Lebanese dessert made from filo pastry filled with sweetened, finely ground nuts and held together with syrup
- Staple crop of Mexico
- The name of the Israeli breakfast dish made from poached eggs in a spicy tomato and pepper sauce
- The traditional Greek soup made from egg and lemon juice, often with chicken and rice
- Which region of Italy is known for its famous cheese, Parmigiano-Reggiano?
- The Mexican beverage made from the fermented juice of the agave plant and known for its smoky flavor
- Which Italian city is famous for its pizza, particularly the Neapolitan-style pizza?
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- Greek coffee pot is known as
- The spice blend commonly referred as 'Head of the shop' in Moroccan cuisine
- Mexican pestle and mortar is known as
- The famous Lebanese dish made from ground meat served with pita bread
- The classic French dish made with snails cooked in garlic butter
- Traditional Moroccan soup
- Dried form of Mexican jalapenos is known as
- Staple bread of Morocco
- Which Spanish city famous for its seafood paella.
- The popular Israeli dish consists of deep-fried patties made from ground chickpeas often served in pita bread
- Cheese used in French onion soup
- The cheese commonly used in Greek salads and a staple of Greek cuisine
20 Clues: Staple crop of Mexico • Staple bread of Morocco • Traditional Moroccan soup • Greek coffee pot is known as • Cheese used in French onion soup • Mexican pestle and mortar is known as • Dried form of Mexican jalapenos is known as • Which variety of rice is used in making risotto • Which Spanish city famous for its seafood paella. • ...
Greece Crossword 2025-09-19
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- Was a philosopher who questioned the nature of the world
- form of ancient theatre that emerged in Athens and used humor, satire
- serious drama about common theme such as love or hate
- Most powerful fighting force in ancient world
- Wars War between Greece and Persian Empire
- A member of a Hellenic people speaking the Doric dialect of Greek
- Meaning "lovers of wisdom"
- A government where a single, hereditary ruler, usually a king
- Ruled by the people
- An independent city-state,
- A legendary Bronze Age conflict fought between the Achaeans (Greeks) and the city of Troy
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- form of government where political power was held by a small, privileged group of individuals
- Democracy no government to rule the citizens ruled over city
- An inhabitant of Mycenae
- war that was between to city-states
- a ruler who seized power illegally, often with popular support, to overthrow an existing aristocratic or oligarchic regime, rather than a modern definition of a cruel and oppressive ruler
- Ancient Greek Poet
- Critic of the sophists
- a story
- peasants forced to stay on the land they worked
- A long poem
- To Portray ideal beauty not realism art
- A fortified hilltop serving as the religious, political, and cultural heart of an ancient Greek city
- ancient Greek philosopher and one of the founders of Western philosophy
24 Clues: a story • A long poem • Ancient Greek Poet • Ruled by the people • Critic of the sophists • An inhabitant of Mycenae • Meaning "lovers of wisdom" • An independent city-state, • war that was between to city-states • To Portray ideal beauty not realism art • Wars War between Greece and Persian Empire • Most powerful fighting force in ancient world • ...
MV 2026-02-26
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- Your usual coffee order (No. 1)
- Eighth planet from the sun
- Alison Bakst handle
- Japanese paper-folding art
- Ancient supercontinent
- Glowing remnant of a fire
- Your star sign
- the dreamer “Earths Dream Came” (anag.)
- Book of maps
- Speed of a musical piece
- Home of the EU
- Shakespearean poem form
- Greek yogurt sauce
- Secret code
- Celestial alignment blocking sunlight
- Metric unit of mass
- The most unartistic art you appreciate
- Shakespeare’s Scottish play
- greek letter of the alphabet
- Character on our matching PJ pants
- Northern lights phenomenon
- Your daily morning puzzle game
- me by your name Gay cult classic film set in Italy
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- Sexiest boy alive
- Currency of Japan
- Italian word for love
- Male traveller
- Line dividing the Earth
- Key figure in Roman history
- Currency of Russia
- Japanese school of meditation
- World’s largest hot desert
- Brand of the shirt you gave me
- Epic journey
- JFK’s wife
- Rapid German warfare tactic in WWII
- Semi-aquatic mammals
- Your conversational specialty
- Game I beat you at in Lorne
- Path of a celestial body
- wall Wall that fell in 1989
- Out of reach
- Greek epic hero known for strength
- Jungle boy
- Art made from small pieces
- Greek god of the sun
46 Clues: JFK’s wife • Jungle boy • Secret code • Epic journey • Book of maps • Out of reach • Male traveller • Your star sign • Home of the EU • Sexiest boy alive • Currency of Japan • Currency of Russia • Greek yogurt sauce • Alison Bakst handle • Metric unit of mass • Semi-aquatic mammals • Greek god of the sun • Italian word for love • Ancient supercontinent • Line dividing the Earth • Shakespearean poem form • ...
World History Crossword puzzle 1 2026-01-24
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- a single person called a king ruled in a government called a __________
- rule of the people
- a high up land where citizens gathered to discuss city government
- people who settled on the Greek mainland around 2,000 B.C.
- powerful individuals usually nobles or wealthy citizens who sometimes seized control of the government by appealing to the common people for support
- a government ruled by a small group of noble landowning families
- great thinkers who were determined to to seek the truth no matter where it led them
- he was a teacher who taught by asking questions
- war a ten-year war caused by the kidnapping of Helen the wife of the Greek king
- a war between the two city-states Athens and Sparta
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- a for ¡m of government in which the citizen rule directly and not through representatives
- a blind man who is great at telling stories
- a very powerful fighting force in the ancient world
- a drama that contained scenes filled with slapstick situations and crude humor
- a government ruled by few powerful people
- he was a philosopher whose work provides the basis of the scientific method used today
- Greek city-states
- a serious drama about common themes such as love, hate, war, or betrayal
- he wrote “The Republic” which contained his vision of a perfectly governed society
- traditional stories about Greek Gods
20 Clues: Greek city-states • rule of the people • traditional stories about Greek Gods • a government ruled by few powerful people • a blind man who is great at telling stories • he was a teacher who taught by asking questions • a very powerful fighting force in the ancient world • a war between the two city-states Athens and Sparta • ...
Latin 1 Unit 1 2023-07-30
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- Greek Goddess of Beauty
- Latin for Mother
- Latin for Brother
- Roman God of Fire
- Roman God of Earthquakes
- Symbol of Pluto
- Culina
- Winged Sandals of Hermes
- Roman God of War
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- Greek Goddess of Wisdom
- Roman Goddess of the Hearth
- Winged Symbol of Zeus
- A Name Given for Achievement
- Roman Dining Room
- Main Room of a Roman House
- Roman Garden
16 Clues: Culina • Roman Garden • Symbol of Pluto • Latin for Mother • Roman God of War • Latin for Brother • Roman God of Fire • Roman Dining Room • Winged Symbol of Zeus • Greek Goddess of Wisdom • Greek Goddess of Beauty • Roman God of Earthquakes • Winged Sandals of Hermes • Main Room of a Roman House • Roman Goddess of the Hearth • A Name Given for Achievement
greek and roman mythololgy and reliogon 2021-02-27
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- was goddess of hunt, animals and archery
- acquired a reputation as a strong military force
- in Ancient Greek were very religious. The people would go to the temple, sometimes more than once a day and they would worship the different gods in the temple.
- who was the god of the sea,
- she is the goddess of archery, animals, and the hunt. Greek equivalent: Artemis
- the god of the underworld
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- They would go to school so that they could learn to read, write and do math.
- he is the king of the gods and the god of thunder and lightning. Greek equivalent: Zeus
- were built in almost every city that would be set for one god.
- were considered some of the most important people in the town.
- was considered the protector of Rome and came from Greek goddess Hera.
- She is the goddess of love and beauty. Greek equivalent: Aphrodite
12 Clues: the god of the underworld • who was the god of the sea, • was goddess of hunt, animals and archery • acquired a reputation as a strong military force • were built in almost every city that would be set for one god. • were considered some of the most important people in the town. • She is the goddess of love and beauty. Greek equivalent: Aphrodite • ...
Ancient Greek Gods 2023-03-15
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- he was the god of fire and he made all the weapons in mount olympus
- this Greek god represented brutal warfare and slaughter.Also,they were the god of war or more properly the spirit of battle.
- what is Poseidon the god of
- king Agamemnon killed her sacred deer
- this goddess helped the Greeks to victory over the trojans and her brother
- this Greek god carried a quiver of silver arrows wherever he went and invented this Olympic sport
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- king of the gods
- trickster and messenger of the gods
- the Roman name of this Greek goddess is Juno
- the Ancient Greek goddess of harvest
- this Greek goddess had the power over food in the household and controlled sacrificial fire
- she was the goddess of love and she was also known as Cytherea or Cypris because that’s believed as where she was born
12 Clues: king of the gods • what is Poseidon the god of • trickster and messenger of the gods • the Ancient Greek goddess of harvest • king Agamemnon killed her sacred deer • the Roman name of this Greek goddess is Juno • he was the god of fire and he made all the weapons in mount olympus • this goddess helped the Greeks to victory over the trojans and her brother • ...
The Human Anatomy 2016-03-11
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- New Latin, from Latin, almond, from Greek amygdalē, First known use: 1845.
- A small tube at the beginning of the large intestine that can be removed by surgery if it becomes infected.
- Latin stem meaning a pendent, fleshy mass of tissue hanging from the soft palate above the root of the tongue.
- An artery, three words, First words Latin stem means above, over; more than, excessive.
- Three words, a small vein.
- Also know as collar bone, Latin suffix meaning small, insignificant.
- From Latin duodeni twelve each, from duodecim twelve; from its length, about 12 fingers' breadth.
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- New Latin, from Greek thalamos chamber, First known use: 1859.
- The long bone in the upper arm, first known use in the 15th century.
- From Greek, throat, pharynx; akin to Old Norse barki throat and probably to Latin ferire to strike.
- Two words, Greek stem means arm [especially the upper arm from the shoulder to the elbow].
- Two words, a vein, A Latin suffix meaning pertaining to, of the nature of, like; denoting an agent.
- Meaning "shorter bone of the forearm" is from 1610s in English (the Latin word had been used thus by the Romans).
- Greek stem meaning horse.
- Latin stem meaning brain, first known use in 1543.
- Latin stem meaning: the flat, triangular bone in the back of the shoulder; the shoulder blade.
16 Clues: Greek stem meaning horse. • Three words, a small vein. • Latin stem meaning brain, first known use in 1543. • New Latin, from Greek thalamos chamber, First known use: 1859. • The long bone in the upper arm, first known use in the 15th century. • Also know as collar bone, Latin suffix meaning small, insignificant. • ...
greek and roman mythololgy and reliogon 2021-02-27
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- acquired a reputation as a strong military force
- she is the goddess of archery, animals, and the hunt. Greek equivalent: Artemis
- in Ancient Greek were very religious. The people would go to the temple, sometimes more than once a day and they would worship the different gods in the temple.
- were considered some of the most important people in the town.
- he is the king of the gods and the god of thunder and lightning. Greek equivalent: Zeus
- was considered the protector of Rome and came from Greek goddess Hera.
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- were built in almost every city that would be set for one god.
- was goddess of hunt, animals and archery
- They would go to school so that they could learn to read, write and do math.
- the god of the underworld
- She is the goddess of love and beauty. Greek equivalent: Aphrodite
- who was the god of the sea,
12 Clues: the god of the underworld • who was the god of the sea, • was goddess of hunt, animals and archery • acquired a reputation as a strong military force • were built in almost every city that would be set for one god. • were considered some of the most important people in the town. • She is the goddess of love and beauty. Greek equivalent: Aphrodite • ...
War is confusing 2023-10-30
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- In the sixth century BCE, citizens of Athens were divided into four classes based on their ______
- These soldiers were almost exclusively featured in 6th-century Attic art, symbolizing status, wealth, and glory. What is this?
- Which greek word was used to encompass these values?
- The class of people in Athens who formed hoplites were called _____.
- A professional diviner
- What is one example of someone who committed an act of so called ‘atrocity’ in The Iliad?
- This Greek city trained women along with their men.
- What did Ancient Greek Art try to emphasize? In other words, what was a major concept that influenced the structure and symbolism of Ancient Greek art?
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- Name of council that aimed to regulate the conduct of war in Greece
- Greeks looked to them before embarking on any decision
- Where did these values come from?
- In Greek literature, the figurative language of ‘gold’ represented themes of wealth and ______.
12 Clues: A professional diviner • Where did these values come from? • This Greek city trained women along with their men. • Which greek word was used to encompass these values? • Greeks looked to them before embarking on any decision • Name of council that aimed to regulate the conduct of war in Greece • The class of people in Athens who formed hoplites were called _____. • ...
Mythology Gr5 2021-09-29
10 Clues: Γιός του Άρη • Προστάτευε η Ήρα • Σύμβολο της Ηρας. • Η γυναίκα του Άδη. • Ο θεός της φωτιάς. • Γιός της Αφροδίτης • Ο θεός της μουσικής. • Ηταν ο Άρης θεός του.. • Οι βοηθοί του Ήφαιστου. • Το Νησί που γεννήθηκε ο Απόλλων.
Mythology Crossword 2021-10-07
10 Clues: Who is Athena's dad • who did Zeus swallow • who is Athena's pupil • who is the story about • What is Athena the god of • What was the Tapestry about • whos head did Athena come out of • Who sawed Athena out of______ Head • who was Athena's Constant compainion • what did Athena disguises her self of
Choctaw Mythology 2021-12-08
10 Clues: Creator • Sun god • First man • Spider god • Hunting god • Corn goddess • Moon goddess • Grasshopper goddess • Two foot tall figure • Goddess of the swamps and undergrowth
Mythology: Athena 2022-10-05
10 Clues: Athenas city • Athena's uncle • is a wonderful woman • Had dethroned Cronus • The goddess of wisdom • Is going to have a daughter • Anthena was angry and said this • grew famous for their arts and crafts • he used his tools to split open his fathers skull • she planted this in a crevice as a gift for the city
Mythology 2 2024-04-10
INDIAN MYTHOLOGY 2024-03-21
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- demon king with ten heads
- The monkey god in Hindu mythology
- Goddess of wealth & prosperity
- the story of the Pandavas and the Kauravas
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- god of beginnings, often depicted with an elephant head?
- mythical bird associated with the god Vishnu?
- Eldest of the Pandava brothers
- celestial weapon wielded by the warrior prince Arjuna in Mahabharata
- Weapon of God Indra
- Sacred river believed to cleanse sins
10 Clues: Weapon of God Indra • demon king with ten heads • Eldest of the Pandava brothers • Goddess of wealth & prosperity • The monkey god in Hindu mythology • Sacred river believed to cleanse sins • the story of the Pandavas and the Kauravas • mythical bird associated with the god Vishnu? • god of beginnings, often depicted with an elephant head? • ...
Norse mythology 2024-04-02
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- god of light and prosperity
- known as the trickster god
- expert fisherman, navigators, and artists
- lowest position in the culture
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- responsible for protecting clan and rewarding people
- free and can own land but not at the top
- father of all God's
- daughter of Loki
- has visions of the future
- has a powerful hammer said to create craters
10 Clues: daughter of Loki • father of all God's • has visions of the future • known as the trickster god • god of light and prosperity • lowest position in the culture • free and can own land but not at the top • expert fisherman, navigators, and artists • has a powerful hammer said to create craters • responsible for protecting clan and rewarding people
Norse Mythology 2024-04-02
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- Who is the daughter of Loki?
- Who was considered the Father of all Gods?
- Another word for the death of Gods.
- Norse class the protects their clan and rewards people who served underneath them.
- Under Norse law, who were used as currency and had no rights?
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- Who had a powerful hammer?
- Who is the Goddess of the sky?
- Who is considered a trickster and shapeshifter?
- Who were allowed to serve as warriors and own land?
- Who's the God of light and prosperity?
10 Clues: Who had a powerful hammer? • Who is the daughter of Loki? • Who is the Goddess of the sky? • Another word for the death of Gods. • Who's the God of light and prosperity? • Who was considered the Father of all Gods? • Who is considered a trickster and shapeshifter? • Who were allowed to serve as warriors and own land? • ...
Indian Mythology 2024-08-08
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- The king of the gods
- The boar, third Avatara of Lord Vishnu
- The god of fire
- The demon slayed by goddess Durga
- The 10 Avataras of Lord Vishnu
- The god of rain
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- Slayed by Rama, seventh Avatar of Lord Vishnu
- Holy scriptues in Indian Mythology
- Slayed by Krishna, eighth son of Devaki
- Dancing girls in Indra's court
10 Clues: The god of fire • The god of rain • The king of the gods • Dancing girls in Indra's court • The 10 Avataras of Lord Vishnu • The demon slayed by goddess Durga • Holy scriptues in Indian Mythology • The boar, third Avatara of Lord Vishnu • Slayed by Krishna, eighth son of Devaki • Slayed by Rama, seventh Avatar of Lord Vishnu
Indian Mythology 2023-04-12
10 Clues: The farmer • The warrior • Globe on nose • Churning of ocean • Dominates the ocean • Will emerge at end of world • Embodies all good qualities • Life lessons with Bhagavad Gita • Lion headed emerged from a pillar • Drawf Conquered the world in 3 footsteps
Norse Mythology 2023-03-28
10 Clues: The god of wisdom. • The god of mischief. • The Queen of the gods. • The strongest of the gods. • The goddess of the afterlife. • What was the home of the gods? • The god of light and prosperity. • What the Norse'ere best known for? • What did the Norse's value the most? • Where were the Norse culture developed?
Norse Mythology 2023-03-28
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- of what the Norse people are called
- is an important part of Norse society
- was another important thing to the norse
- odin is the god of wisdom war and?
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- Loki the brother of Odin is a
- has many of them where they live
- Frigg is the goddess of this
- the god of light and prosperity
- thor
- the daughter of thor
10 Clues: thor • the daughter of thor • Frigg is the goddess of this • Loki the brother of Odin is a • the god of light and prosperity • has many of them where they live • odin is the god of wisdom war and? • of what the Norse people are called • is an important part of Norse society • was another important thing to the norse
Norse Mythology 2023-03-28
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- of what the Norse people are called
- odin is the god of wisdom war and?
- was another important thing to the norse
- Frigg is the goddess of this
- is an important part of Norse society
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- Loki the brother of Odin is a
- thor is strong but a
- has many of them where norse live
- the daughter of thor
- the god of light and prosperity
10 Clues: thor is strong but a • the daughter of thor • Frigg is the goddess of this • Loki the brother of Odin is a • the god of light and prosperity • has many of them where norse live • odin is the god of wisdom war and? • of what the Norse people are called • is an important part of Norse society • was another important thing to the norse
Western Mythology 2025-08-27
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- Thunder-wielding Celtic god associated with the sacred wheel
- Hindu preserver who descends as avatars like Rama and Krishna
- Shining Japanese sun goddess who once hid in a cave, darkening the world
- Aztec sun warrior who demanded human sacrifice for strength
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- Mesopotamian love-and-war goddess, famed for her descent to the underworld
- Cunning Norse shapeshifter known for mischief and betrayal
- Fierce Greek Olympian who personifies the chaos of war
- Slavic blacksmith god who forged fire and the heavens
- Falcon-headed Egyptian deity steering the solar barque across the sky
- Swift Roman messenger god with winged sandals and caduceus
10 Clues: Slavic blacksmith god who forged fire and the heavens • Fierce Greek Olympian who personifies the chaos of war • Cunning Norse shapeshifter known for mischief and betrayal • Swift Roman messenger god with winged sandals and caduceus • Aztec sun warrior who demanded human sacrifice for strength • Thunder-wielding Celtic god associated with the sacred wheel • ...
Egyptian Mythology 2025-11-19
10 Clues: a god • owned • very old • have power over • think dog or cat • considered a god • a wonderful place • someone who rules • past tense of believe • opposite of what your parents want you to be
Annzley Period 5 2026-01-09
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- movement in art and literature that shows life as it really is
- ancient Greek city buried by a volcanic eruption, helping historians learn about early Greek life
- high, rocky hill in Athens where important buildings and temples were built
- famous temple in Athens built to honor the goddess Athena
- Greek philosopher who taught by asking questions to help people think deeply
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- school in Athens where Aristotle taught students
- name for Apollo meaning protector
- sacred site in ancient Greece where people went to receive advice from the Oracle
- Greek philosopher who studied science, logic, and taught Alexander the Great
- temple at Delphi dedicated to the god Apollo, home of the Oracle
- Greek goddess of wisdom, war strategy, and learning
11 Clues: name for Apollo meaning protector • school in Athens where Aristotle taught students • Greek goddess of wisdom, war strategy, and learning • famous temple in Athens built to honor the goddess Athena • movement in art and literature that shows life as it really is • temple at Delphi dedicated to the god Apollo, home of the Oracle • ...
Gen Alpha Crossword 2024-03-13
14 Clues: food tax • bad/evil • look your best • rizzed up livvy • Midwest US state • 18th Greek letter • improving jawline • sticking out your • large Apple device • first Greek letter • deadly purple drink • person with charisma • ronaldo fan and youtuber • would you rather streamer, got taxed
Ella 2023-03-13
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- something that hides its meaning.
- The study of myths.
- something that starts speed.
- Air
- A __________ is a shape.
- I showed _________ to my friend.
- White blood cells.
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- At the play people sang a _________.
- I saw a _______.
- I do _________ every Tuesday.
- It was a __________ Sunday.
- I went to __________.
- There was a _______ on the sign.
13 Clues: Air • I saw a _______. • White blood cells. • The study of myths. • I went to __________. • A __________ is a shape. • It was a __________ Sunday. • something that starts speed. • I do _________ every Tuesday. • I showed _________ to my friend. • There was a _______ on the sign. • something that hides its meaning. • At the play people sang a _________.
Ella 2023-03-13
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- something that hides its meaning.
- The study of myths.
- something that starts speed.
- Air
- A __________ is a shape.
- I showed _________ to my friend.
- White blood cells.
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- At the play people sang a _________.
- I saw a _______.
- I do _________ every Tuesday.
- It was a __________ Sunday.
- I went to __________.
- There was a _______ on the sign.
13 Clues: Air • I saw a _______. • White blood cells. • The study of myths. • I went to __________. • A __________ is a shape. • It was a __________ Sunday. • something that starts speed. • I do _________ every Tuesday. • I showed _________ to my friend. • There was a _______ on the sign. • something that hides its meaning. • At the play people sang a _________.
Fantasy creatures 2023-06-14
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- A large and often ugly creature with a reputation for being mean and cruel. Trolls are commonly depicted as living under bridges and threatening travelers.
- A creature with the body of a lion and the head and wings of an eagle. Griffins are often seen as guardians and symbols of strength and courage.
- A small, magical creature with wings. Fairies are believed to have special powers and are often associated with granting wishes or protecting nature.
- A creature that is said to drink the blood of the living to survive. Vampires are often depicted as immortal beings with supernatural powers and a aversion to sunlight.
- A half-human, half-fish creature that lives in the water. Mermaids are often depicted as beautiful and graceful beings with a tail instead of legs.
- A small, playful creature with magical abilities. Pixies are often portrayed as mischievous but harmless beings that live in forests.
- A mythical creature with wings, scales, and the ability to breathe fire. Dragons are often portrayed as powerful and magical creatures in stories and legends.
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- A mischievous and often ugly creature in folklore. Goblins are known for causing trouble and playing pranks on people.
- A creature that can transform from a human into a wolf, usually during the full moon. Werewolves are often associated with strength and primal instincts.
- A creature with the upper body of a human and the lower body of a horse. Centaurs are often portrayed as skilled archers or warriors in mythology.
- A man with exceptional magical abilities. Wizards are often depicted as wise and knowledgeable figures who use their magic for good.
- A creature with the head of a bull and the body of a human. The Minotaur is a famous character from Greek mythology and is often depicted as a fierce and dangerous being.
- A mythical bird that is born again from its ashes. The phoenix is a symbol of rebirth and immortality.
- A magical horse-like creature with a single horn on its forehead. Unicorns are often depicted as gentle and pure beings that bring joy and wonder.
- A mythical creature with a single eye in the middle of its forehead. Cyclops are often portrayed as giants and are known for their great strength.
- A woman with magical powers. Witches are often associated with casting spells and brewing potions. They can be portrayed as good or evil characters in stories.
16 Clues: A mythical bird that is born again from its ashes. The phoenix is a symbol of rebirth and immortality. • A mischievous and often ugly creature in folklore. Goblins are known for causing trouble and playing pranks on people. • ...
Indian Mythology 2017-01-28
10 Clues: wife of Rama • supreme Hindu god • birthplace of Rama • king of the Rakshasas • first son of Dasaratha • Rama's brother and companion • very old and important myth in India • consequences of actions return to you • leads the army of monkeys to fight for Rama • belligerent, shape-shifters similar to Greek titans
Norse Mythology 2015-02-16
10 Clues: Thor's enemy. • Twin of Fertility. • Gleipnir binds him. • A Traveler and Warrior. • Twin of Love and Beauty. • His blood makes the mead. • Mistletoe struck him dead. • The first owner of Thought and Memory. • A crafty trickster of debated character. • Friend of humans and enemy of frost giants.
Egyptian Mythology 2023-10-31
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- Bastet is popularly known as the god of ...
- What goddess was often called upon to ward off evil spirits.
- What does Ammit devour?
- Alternate name of Isis
- The most famous sphinx is in what city?
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- God of the sun, creation, order and kings
- God of storms, deserts, violence, and disorder
- God of the sky and war
- Answer to the riddle of the sphinx.
- Anubis is depicted as a ____.
10 Clues: God of the sky and war • Alternate name of Isis • What does Ammit devour? • Anubis is depicted as a ____. • Answer to the riddle of the sphinx. • The most famous sphinx is in what city? • God of the sun, creation, order and kings • Bastet is popularly known as the god of ... • God of storms, deserts, violence, and disorder • ...
Persian Mythology 2024-01-25
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- A monster with the head of a man, the body of a lion, and the tail of a scorpion.
- The Lord of Chaos and Darkness
- The greatest persian hero.
- The persian equivalent of genies.
- The great bird that sits atop the Tree of All Seeds.
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- The God of Creation, Light, and Goodness
- The first mortal king to rule on earth.
- The pathway for dead souls to cross into the afterlife.
- They were considered to be good and pure, and were used to ward away evil.
- They were believed to be the physical manifestations of demons.
10 Clues: The greatest persian hero. • The Lord of Chaos and Darkness • The persian equivalent of genies. • The first mortal king to rule on earth. • The God of Creation, Light, and Goodness • The great bird that sits atop the Tree of All Seeds. • The pathway for dead souls to cross into the afterlife. • They were believed to be the physical manifestations of demons. • ...
Norse Mythology 2023-03-28
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- Father of all gods for the Norses
- Paradise for the Norses
- People often think he is, but he's not Thor's brother
- Scandinavia is made of Norway, Sweden and..
- The Norse are also known as
- Odin gave it to gain wisdom
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- The godness who had visions about the future
- Norse culture placed great impostance in strenght, bravery and..
- The weapon of Thor
- His death starts the Ragnarok
10 Clues: The weapon of Thor • Paradise for the Norses • The Norse are also known as • Odin gave it to gain wisdom • His death starts the Ragnarok • Father of all gods for the Norses • Scandinavia is made of Norway, Sweden and.. • The godness who had visions about the future • People often think he is, but he's not Thor's brother • ...
Norse Mythology 2023-03-28
10 Clues: The god of wisdom. • The god of mischief. • The Queen of the gods. • The strongest of the gods. • The goddess of the afterlife. • What was the home of the gods? • The god of light and prosperity. • What the Norse'ere best known for? • What did the Norse's value the most? • Where were the Norse culture developed?
norse mythology 2023-03-28
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- what was Thor tasked with protecting?
- where was this culture developed?
- Balders death marks the beginning of what?
- who is the daughter of Loki
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- who was the "father of all gods"?
- Loki was known as what god?
- What did Thor use to create craters
- what were the Norse often refereed to as?
- Frigg was famous for having visions of what?
- Who started Ragnorok
10 Clues: Who started Ragnorok • Loki was known as what god? • who is the daughter of Loki • who was the "father of all gods"? • where was this culture developed? • What did Thor use to create craters • what was Thor tasked with protecting? • what were the Norse often refereed to as? • Balders death marks the beginning of what? • Frigg was famous for having visions of what?
Norse Mythology 2024-04-02
10 Clues: Odin's wife • Odin's brother • Daughter of Loki • Father of all gods • The end of the universe • God of light and prosperity • What Odin gave up to gain wisdom • Responsible for protecting Asgard • The highest class in Norse society • What you had to die in to get to Valhalla
Norse mythology 2024-04-02
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- daughter of Loki
- god of light and prosperity
- lowest position in the culture
- expert fisherman, navigators, and artists
- has visions of the future
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- free and can own land but not at the top
- has a powerful hammer said to create craters
- responsible for protecting clan and rewarding people
- known as the trickster god
- father of all God's
10 Clues: daughter of Loki • father of all God's • has visions of the future • known as the trickster god • god of light and prosperity • lowest position in the culture • free and can own land but not at the top • expert fisherman, navigators, and artists • has a powerful hammer said to create craters • responsible for protecting clan and rewarding people
hindu mythology 2024-08-14
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- Essence of the Vedas
- Third eye of Lord Shiva is on his __________.
- Dwarf avatar of Lord Vishnu
- Goddess of wealth
- Hindu God worshipped before beginning a new work
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- Name of Dhritarashtra’s wife
- Lord Indra’s elephant is named ____________.
- Siddhartha Gautama is popularly called Lord ___________.
- Goddess of learning
- Pole star is called __________ Tara.
10 Clues: Goddess of wealth • Goddess of learning • Essence of the Vedas • Dwarf avatar of Lord Vishnu • Name of Dhritarashtra’s wife • Pole star is called __________ Tara. • Lord Indra’s elephant is named ____________. • Third eye of Lord Shiva is on his __________. • Hindu God worshipped before beginning a new work • Siddhartha Gautama is popularly called Lord ___________.
Indian Mythology 2023-04-12
10 Clues: The farmer • The warrior • Globe on nose • Churning of ocean • Dominates the ocean • Embodies all good qualities • Will emerge at end of world • Life lessons with Bhagavad Gita • Lion headed emerged from a pillar • Drawf Conquered the world in 3 footsteps
Norse Mythology 2022-09-28
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- Goddess of Wheat, Earth, Harvest and Family. Wife of Thor
- Hammer forged by Eitri and Brokkr
- The goddess of death, daughter of Loki
- The unbreakable ribbon used to constrain Fenrir
- The most powerful God and ruler of the other Gods
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- Considered a trickster god who creates chaos
- God of Foresight and the vigilant of the Aesir
- The serpent that surrounds the world, son of Loki
- The wolf who grew endlessly, son of Loki
- The God of thunder and the sky who wields Mjolnir
10 Clues: Hammer forged by Eitri and Brokkr • The goddess of death, daughter of Loki • The wolf who grew endlessly, son of Loki • Considered a trickster god who creates chaos • God of Foresight and the vigilant of the Aesir • The unbreakable ribbon used to constrain Fenrir • The serpent that surrounds the world, son of Loki • The God of thunder and the sky who wields Mjolnir • ...
Norse Mythology 2022-10-18
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- He is married to Sif who is a Norse Goddess of Wheat, Earth, Harvest, and Family
- The top level of the cosmos and Norse world
- what religion are the Norse people?
- the ultimate trickster among the Norse gods and was a shapeshifter
- Giant that Thor hated and tried to kill three times
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- the Norse people's life is centered on a vast sacred tree called
- Where does lightning come from according to Norse mythology?
- the goddess of motherhood and mother of Balder
- God of war and death and is the one-eyed All father
- Coldest place in the world
10 Clues: Coldest place in the world • what religion are the Norse people? • The top level of the cosmos and Norse world • the goddess of motherhood and mother of Balder • God of war and death and is the one-eyed All father • Giant that Thor hated and tried to kill three times • Where does lightning come from according to Norse mythology? • ...
EGYPTIAN MYTHOLOGY 2024-11-13
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- a mythical creature with the head of a human, the body of a lion, and the wings of an eagle.
- God of the underworld
- A symbol of life and hope as well as of death and fear.
- Queen of the Ptolemaic Kingdom of Egypt
- God of healing and magic
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- A long garment men and women wore
- The religion of the Egyptians
- Egyptian art and architecture
- monuments to house the tombs of the pharaohs
- The rulers of ancient Egypt
10 Clues: God of the underworld • God of healing and magic • The rulers of ancient Egypt • The religion of the Egyptians • Egyptian art and architecture • A long garment men and women wore • Queen of the Ptolemaic Kingdom of Egypt • monuments to house the tombs of the pharaohs • A symbol of life and hope as well as of death and fear. • ...
Percy Jackson Ch. 3&4 2025-03-14
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- Nancy _________
- A girl we meet in Ch. 4
- One of Percy's teachers
- Woodland deities in mythology
- Grover was Percy's _________
- _____ Dodds
- Grover had _________ hooves
- Female student in Ch. 1
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- A teacher who wore a leather jacket
- Monster with head of bull; body of man
- Percy's mom's favourite colour
- Percy was in _________ 6
- Percy's school
- The mother of the minotaur
- Percy's best friend
- The main character of the novel
16 Clues: _____ Dodds • Percy's school • Nancy _________ • Percy's best friend • A girl we meet in Ch. 4 • One of Percy's teachers • Female student in Ch. 1 • Percy was in _________ 6 • The mother of the minotaur • Grover had _________ hooves • Grover was Percy's _________ • Woodland deities in mythology • Percy's mom's favourite colour • The main character of the novel • ...
BEOWULF CROSSWORD 2017-10-22
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- descendant of Cain and evil monster
- has a tower filled with gold that he plundered from villages
- disgustion
- action which demonstrate the hero's courage, strength, and virtue
- Danish king
- Hrothgar's father
- making twisting or turning motions
- gave Beowulf a tougher fight than Grendel
- When a hero receives help from a supernatural force
- long narrative poem that recounts the adventures of a legendary hero in pursuit of a goal
- latin for "in the middle of things
- ancient times stories about heroes and were recited or sung as sung as entertainment and passed down orally
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- purify; cleanse
- Beowulf's sword, and blessed with magic
- comfort, relief
- reflect the values of his/her culture and usually figure prominently in the history or mythology of people
- ruled for 50 strong years with riches and glory
- Beowulf's warriors
- hinting of something that will happen in the future
- compensation for a wrong doing
- written by individuals or authors
- important events from the history or mythology of a nation or culture
- Beowulf's father
- big and solid; bulky
- long dangerous journey or mission
- mead hall
- son of Wexstan
- The central character of an epic, larger than life, noble or semi divine birth
- traveling minstrels
- king of the Geats and Beowulf's Lord and uncle
30 Clues: mead hall • disgustion • Danish king • son of Wexstan • purify; cleanse • comfort, relief • Beowulf's father • Hrothgar's father • Beowulf's warriors • traveling minstrels • big and solid; bulky • compensation for a wrong doing • written by individuals or authors • long dangerous journey or mission • making twisting or turning motions • latin for "in the middle of things • ...
Beowulf 2017-10-30
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- big and solid;bulky
- purify;cleanse
- hero; has super strength.
- a long narrative poem (sometimes told orally).
- started to destroy Beowulf's kingdom and kills Beowulf.
- Danish King
- reflects the values of his culture and usually figure prominently in the history or mythology of his people.
- hand pick by Beowulf.
- Westan's son, king of the Geats after Beowulf was killed.
- the history or mythology of a nation or culture often provide the themes and backdrop for the epic narrative.
- Hrothgar father.
- are written by individual authors drawing on the style an conventions of the folks epic.
- certain literary or formal characteristics.
- comfort; relief
- making twisting or turning motions.
- is the central Character of epic.
- danish warrior who questioned Beowulf's ability.
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- murderous; des. of Cain.
- "in the middle of things"
- Beowulf lord/cousin.
- stories about hero's that were recited or sung as entertainment/pasted from one generation to the next.
- devilish female creature.
- actions demonstrate the hero's courage, strength, or virtue and make epic hero.
- disqusting
- the hero receives help from a god or another supernatural force takes an interest in his quest.
- Beowulf's sword (blessed).
- described by Hrothgar.
- Beowulf's father.
- is a long, dangerous journey or mission undertaken by the epic hero.
- compensations for a wrong.
- larger-than-life character.
31 Clues: disqusting • Danish King • purify;cleanse • comfort; relief • Hrothgar father. • Beowulf's father. • big and solid;bulky • Beowulf lord/cousin. • hand pick by Beowulf. • described by Hrothgar. • murderous; des. of Cain. • "in the middle of things" • devilish female creature. • hero; has super strength. • Beowulf's sword (blessed). • compensations for a wrong. • larger-than-life character. • ...
Ichthyology 2024-11-19
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- The study of fish
- Mother of Oceanos
- Daughters of Oceanos
- Sister of Oceanos
- What did Oceanos's 3000 sons become?
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- Greek for "Jesus Christ - the Son of God -, Savior".
- The Greek word for "fish".
- Greek god who ruled the waters that flowed around the earth.
- Father of Oceanos
- How many children did Oceanos have?
- The Latin word (nominative) for "fish".
- Latin word (nominative) for "sea".
12 Clues: The study of fish • Father of Oceanos • Mother of Oceanos • Sister of Oceanos • Daughters of Oceanos • The Greek word for "fish". • Latin word (nominative) for "sea". • How many children did Oceanos have? • What did Oceanos's 3000 sons become? • The Latin word (nominative) for "fish". • Greek for "Jesus Christ - the Son of God -, Savior". • ...
Kaylee Atkins Block 1 3.1.16 TAC Passcode is TAC 2016-03-01
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- any land completely surrounded by water
- sea located between Turkey and Greece
- largest island in Greek archipelago
- a society where a culture has developed
- powerful Greek city-state
- a rival to Greek power
- located north of the Mediterranean Sea
- body of water in the Mediterranean
- small city that acts like a mini country
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- the oldest country in Europe
- Greece' most powerful city-state
- large body of water which separates Europe and Africa
- large island in Mediterranean located south of Turkey
- any land with water on three sides
14 Clues: a rival to Greek power • powerful Greek city-state • the oldest country in Europe • Greece' most powerful city-state • any land with water on three sides • body of water in the Mediterranean • largest island in Greek archipelago • sea located between Turkey and Greece • located north of the Mediterranean Sea • any land completely surrounded by water • ...
Words their way 19 2022-02-16
10 Clues: Measures speed • a rock crystal • fortune telling • study of shapes • Study of animals • length of circle • unit of measurement • Stories from olden times • Keeps liquids warm or cool • The study of the world's terrain
Creation Myths 2020-04-29
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- The second spirit O-Ma-Ma-Ma gave birth to.
- Greek god of Darkness.
- An evil sea serpent.
- Greek version of the Earth Mother.
- People First people existing.
- The first spirit O-Ma-Ma-Ma gave birth to.
- The other twin.
- One of the groups of human beings that Raven Child made.
- Greek god of Night.
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- God of the sky.
- A spirit being, sacred object, or symbol that serves as an emblem of a group of people.
- Child The raven who entered a baby's skin.
- The cree version of the Earth Mother.
- World Where the Sky people lived.
- The animals who saved Sky Woman.
- Gwaii The land Raven Child made.
- The trickster spirit.
- One of the twins that Sky woman gave birth to.
- Elder gods.
- The great flying being.
20 Clues: Elder gods. • God of the sky. • The other twin. • Greek god of Night. • An evil sea serpent. • The trickster spirit. • Greek god of Darkness. • The great flying being. • The animals who saved Sky Woman. • People First people existing. • Greek version of the Earth Mother. • Gwaii The land Raven Child made. • The cree version of the Earth Mother. • ...
Spelling 1 2021-01-08
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- a two-wheeled vehicle that was used in ancient times for racing and fighting and was pulled by a horse or horses
- an area of interest or activity
- to give a new appearance to a person or thing, especially in order to hide its true form
- myths in general
- to depend on or trust someone or something
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- behaving in a way, or describing behaviour, that is slightly bad but is not intended to causeserious harm or damage
- a building used for the worship of a god or gods in some religions
- in mythology, a place under the earth where the spirits of the dead go
- anything that happens, especially something important or unusual
- living or lasting forever
- something that blocks you so that movement, going forward, or action is prevented or made more difficult
- a weapon used in the past consisting of a pole with three sharp metal points on the end
12 Clues: myths in general • living or lasting forever • an area of interest or activity • to depend on or trust someone or something • anything that happens, especially something important or unusual • a building used for the worship of a god or gods in some religions • in mythology, a place under the earth where the spirits of the dead go • ...
Aztec Mythology 2012-11-26
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- Where did Aztec people go if they died in battle or giving birth?
- Whats the name of the realm of the dead?
- Were Aztec people sacred of death that much?
- How many hells are there?
- Where did an Aztec person go if they died a normal death?
- Over how many Gods did they believe in?
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- What did the Aztec people feed the sun?
- They believed the Earth was...
- How many heavens are there?
- Who did they think fought the sun?
10 Clues: How many hells are there? • How many heavens are there? • They believed the Earth was... • Who did they think fought the sun? • What did the Aztec people feed the sun? • Over how many Gods did they believe in? • Whats the name of the realm of the dead? • Were Aztec people sacred of death that much? • Where did an Aztec person go if they died a normal death? • ...
mythology vocab 2013-11-06
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- adj. having a shine or glow
- 1 wheeled transportation device
- a syndrome due to cumulnative blows absorbed in the boxing ring (hyphonated)
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- the ability to make considerate decisions or come to sensible conclusions
- the study of drugs that affect mental and behavioral activity
- adj. part of the ocean that receives no sun light
- someone who makes or sells eyeglasses
- adv. brightly, clearly
- v. to provide or brighten with light
- n. an apparatus for observing substances that emit light for a very short time
10 Clues: adv. brightly, clearly • adj. having a shine or glow • 1 wheeled transportation device • v. to provide or brighten with light • someone who makes or sells eyeglasses • adj. part of the ocean that receives no sun light • the study of drugs that affect mental and behavioral activity • the ability to make considerate decisions or come to sensible conclusions • ...
Mythology Vocab 2013-09-19
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- this word comes from Clotho, the spinner of the thread of life
- Two well-matched contestants
- to fight with amazing boldness
- from Eros, relating to love
- meaning "bold vaulting ambition," from Icarus who flew too near the sun and died doing it
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- a woman of surpassing beauty and charm
- Words which foretell evil and are not heeded
- from the nymph Echo who fell in love with Narcissus but was under a curse which allowed her to repeat only the last word of what was said to her
- one who is clever in devising schemes
- To annoy
10 Clues: To annoy • from Eros, relating to love • Two well-matched contestants • to fight with amazing boldness • one who is clever in devising schemes • a woman of surpassing beauty and charm • Words which foretell evil and are not heeded • this word comes from Clotho, the spinner of the thread of life • ...
