greek mythology Crossword Puzzles
GREEK ARCHITECTURE 2016-03-17
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- the main part of the column in all three orders
- the step below the stylobate
- more elaborate order of Greek columns
- simple and basic order of Greek columns
- decorations at the VERY top of the structure
- the part above the frieze
- your history teacher
- part of the shaft of the column in all three orders
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- the part below the frieze
- the top-most step and near the bottom of Doric, Ionian, and Corinthian order
- this is the bottom in Ionic and Corinthian order
- the most ornate/elaborate order of Greek columns
- topmost part of a column in Doric, Ionian, and Corinthian orders
- where the decorations/painting goes on a building (near the top)
- the top of Ionian and Corinthian order
- the unit/area we are studying
- a pillar that holds the weight of the structure, can be in either Doric, Ionian, or Corinthian order
17 Clues: your history teacher • the part below the frieze • the part above the frieze • the step below the stylobate • the unit/area we are studying • more elaborate order of Greek columns • the top of Ionian and Corinthian order • simple and basic order of Greek columns • decorations at the VERY top of the structure • the main part of the column in all three orders • ...
Greek Gods 2022-02-03
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- goddess of hearth
- god of fire
- god of underworld
- king of titans
- protector of marriage
- goddess of the earth and harvest
- god of light, reason and truth
- god of love
- god of wine
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- goddess of the hunt
- god of love and beauty
- ruler of all gods and human: god of sky and earth
- god of sea/horse
- god of wisdom/warfare
- messenger of the gods
- god of war
- god of nature
17 Clues: god of war • god of fire • god of love • god of wine • god of nature • king of titans • god of sea/horse • goddess of hearth • god of underworld • goddess of the hunt • protector of marriage • god of wisdom/warfare • messenger of the gods • god of love and beauty • god of light, reason and truth • goddess of the earth and harvest • ruler of all gods and human: god of sky and earth
Greek Gods 2022-02-03
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- like a sytur
- God of the Sun, Music and Poetry.
- god of the underworld
- goddess of hearth
- God of the Sea.
- Goddess of Women.
- Goddess of Harvest.
- god of wine
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- Goddess of Strategy.
- God of the Sky.
- Goddess of Love.
- god of fire
- god of carnal love
- wild animals, hunt
- messenger of the gods
- God of War.
- titan god of harvest; eats babies
17 Clues: god of fire • God of War. • god of wine • like a sytur • God of the Sky. • God of the Sea. • Goddess of Love. • goddess of hearth • Goddess of Women. • god of carnal love • wild animals, hunt • Goddess of Harvest. • Goddess of Strategy. • god of the underworld • messenger of the gods • God of the Sun, Music and Poetry. • titan god of harvest; eats babies
Greek Gods 2022-02-02
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- Friendly God of Fire
- twin brother of Artemis ; Carries around a lyre
- Goddess of the harvest
- Goddess of the hunt
- God of all nature ; half goat, half human
- God of War
- King God ; God of Thunder and all Weather
- Winged messenger of the gods
- Goddess of the Hearth ; Sister to Zeus
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- King Titan ; Father of Zeus
- Goddess of love and beauty
- Brother of Zeus ; God of the oceans and horses
- Protector of Marriage
- God of Wisdom and Warfare
- God of the Underworld and the dead
- God of Wine
- God of Love ; youngest god
17 Clues: God of War • God of Wine • Goddess of the hunt • Friendly God of Fire • Protector of Marriage • Goddess of the harvest • God of Wisdom and Warfare • Goddess of love and beauty • God of Love ; youngest god • King Titan ; Father of Zeus • Winged messenger of the gods • God of the Underworld and the dead • Goddess of the Hearth ; Sister to Zeus • God of all nature ; half goat, half human • ...
Greek Attractions 2023-11-29
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- Βράχοι στο νομό Τρικάλων, στις κορυφές των οποίων υπάρχουν χτισμένα μοναστήρια.
- Το βαθύτερο φαράγγι του κόσμου σύμφωνα με το βιβλίο Γκίνες.
- Ιερό αφιερωμένο στη λατρεία του Ασκληπειού με θέατρο χωρητικότητας 14.000 θεατών.
- Το ψηλότερο βουνό της Ελλάδας, κατοικία των θεών στη μυθολογία.
- Καστροπολιτεία που κατοικείται ως τις μέρες μας.
- Λιμνοσπήλαιο στο νησί της Κεφαλλονιάς.
- Νησί όπου έγιναν τα γυρίσματα της ταινίας ' Το απέραντο γαλάζιο'.
- Μινωικό ανάκτορο.
- Δημοφιλής προορισμός, ηφαιστειογενές νησί.
- Σπήλαιο στην περιοχή της Μάνης με τη μεγαλύτερη συγκέντρωση οστών ιπποπόταμων στην Ευρώπη.
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- Αρχαίος ναός αφιερωμένος στη θεά Αθηνά, χτισμένος στην Ακρόπολη Αθηνών.
- Ποταμός που σύμφωνα με τους αρχαίους οδηγούσε στον Κάτω Κόσμο.
- Νησί στο ΝΑ άκρο της Πελοποννήσου με γαλαζοπράσινα νερά και αμμοθίνες.
- Ο 'ομφαλός' της Γης, διάσημο μαντείο της αρχαιότητας.
- Καταρράκτης στο νησί της Σαμοθράκης.
- Πόλη - μνημείο βυζαντινής αρχιτεκτονικής στην περιοχή της Πελοποννήσου.
- Μνημείο παγκόσμιας πολιτιστικής κληρονομιάς της Ουνέσκο με διάσπαρτα χωριά στις πλαγιές της οροσειράς της Πίνδου.
17 Clues: Μινωικό ανάκτορο. • Καταρράκτης στο νησί της Σαμοθράκης. • Λιμνοσπήλαιο στο νησί της Κεφαλλονιάς. • Δημοφιλής προορισμός, ηφαιστειογενές νησί. • Καστροπολιτεία που κατοικείται ως τις μέρες μας. • Ο 'ομφαλός' της Γης, διάσημο μαντείο της αρχαιότητας. • Το βαθύτερο φαράγγι του κόσμου σύμφωνα με το βιβλίο Γκίνες. • ...
Greek Myths 2024-04-14
17 Clues: son • war • 100 • easy • water • horns • search • daugter • lighing • teloport • Searcher • underworld • Has a trunk • Flying mammal • Large marsupial • Man's best friend • Likes to chase mice
Greek Myths 2024-04-14
17 Clues: son • war • 100 • easy • water • horns • search • daugter • lighing • teloport • Searcher • underworld • Has a trunk • Flying mammal • Large marsupial • Man's best friend • Likes to chase mice
Greek Gods 2024-06-04
17 Clues: god of war • hades' wife • god of wine • god of fire • messenger god • god of the sea • god of the sun • god of the wild • goddess of love • king of the gods • goddess of wisdom • queen of the gods • goddess of the hunt • goddess of the hearth • goddess of the rainbow • goddess of the harvest • ruler of the underworld
Greek/Roman 2024-05-14
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- Form of debate that is only concerned with success and getting what you want.
- The Greeks believed everyone needed this in order to understand issues happening in society and be able to think of solutions.
- System developed by the Romans to ensure that no single branch of government has more power than another.
- Type of government that is controlled by a small group of elites.
- Group that held the most power in Roman Society
- Type of government where citizens elect officials to make laws on their behalf.
- Ancient Greeks that are also known as the "lovers of wisdom".
- The power to block laws
- Type of government where ruler has absolute power and is established via force.
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- The Roman Empire fell in the year 476 to these invaders.
- Type of government that requires all eligible voters to meet in one place, at one time to make decisions; often led to Mob Rule..
- Greek Poet who wrote "The Odyssey".
- The forefathers of the Greeks.
- Type of government where ruler has absolute control and is established through heritage.
- Greek philosopher who is considered the "Father of History".
- One of two Roman classes consisting of the land holding upper class.
- Form of debate based on facts, reason, and truth.
17 Clues: The power to block laws • The forefathers of the Greeks. • Greek Poet who wrote "The Odyssey". • Group that held the most power in Roman Society • Form of debate based on facts, reason, and truth. • The Roman Empire fell in the year 476 to these invaders. • Greek philosopher who is considered the "Father of History". • ...
Greek Gods 2025-01-13
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- Brother of Zeus, second most powerful god; god of the sea.
- Goddess of the hunt.
- God of war
- God of time and last of the titans.
- Ruler of all gods and humans; god of all gods.
- Messenger of the gods.
- God of the underworld.
- Goddess of love
- Goddess of the hearth
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- Goddess of harvest
- God of all nature
- God of wine
- God of light and reason.
- Protector of marriage.
- God of fire
- Young god of love.
- The goddess of wisdom and warfare.
17 Clues: God of war • God of wine • God of fire • Goddess of love • God of all nature • Goddess of harvest • Young god of love. • Goddess of the hunt. • Goddess of the hearth • Protector of marriage. • Messenger of the gods. • God of the underworld. • God of light and reason. • The goddess of wisdom and warfare. • God of time and last of the titans. • Ruler of all gods and humans; god of all gods. • ...
Greek Myths 2025-03-28
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- Earth
- Giants with 1 eye
- Youngest son of Gaia and Uranus
- god of the oceans
- Weak spot was his ankle
- Giant horse full of an army
- Twin of Chronos
- Hidden from his father by Rhea
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- King with the golden touch
- Amazing weaver who became a spider
- Sky
- Goddess who turned a weaver into a spider
- Half man half bull
- Island in many Greek Myths
- Six sets of twins known as these
- Flew too close to the sun
- River where Achilles was dipped as a baby
17 Clues: Sky • Earth • Twin of Chronos • Giants with 1 eye • god of the oceans • Half man half bull • Weak spot was his ankle • Flew too close to the sun • King with the golden touch • Island in many Greek Myths • Giant horse full of an army • Hidden from his father by Rhea • Youngest son of Gaia and Uranus • Six sets of twins known as these • Amazing weaver who became a spider • ...
Monsters and Creatures of Greek Mythology 2023-10-23
8 Clues: three-headed dog • one-eyed monster • lives in a labrynth • likes to tell riddles • fire-breathing monster • white horse with wings • turns people into stone • one of three sea nymphs
U1.2 Exam Review 2025-02-06
8 Clues: "Universal" • Greek for "overseer" • Greek for "one who is sent" • Greek word meaning "Teaching" • Greek word meaning "advocate" • The altar of the "unknown god" • is the Greek word for "Witness" • "go and make disciples of ALL nations"
능률보카 고교 필수편 (Day 50-2) 2022-02-25
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- ______ is the systematic study of human languages in general. (언어학은 일반적인 인간의 언어에 대한 체계적인 연구이다.)
- The ______ studied conversational styles pertaining to women and men. (그 사회학자는 이주자들의 새로운 사회적 상황에 대한 적응의 문제점을 조사했다.)
- She is an authoritative ______ in history. (그녀는 역사 분야엥서 권위 있는 학자이다.)
- They use ______ on patients who have mental problems and it works. (그들은 정신적 문제가 있는 환자들에게 최면술을 사용하고, 그것은 효과가 있다.)
- The ______ investigated the problems of migrants' adaption to a new social setting. (그 사회학자는 이주자들의 새로운 사회적 상황에 대한 적응의 문제점을 조사했다.)
- She majored in dental ______ at the university. (그녀는 대학에서 치위생학을 전공했다.)
- All first-year medical students must attend this ______ class. (모든 의대 1학년 학생들은 이 해부학 수업을 들어야 한다.)
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- I received my ______ from Cornell University in the mail. (나는 우편으로 코넬 대학교 졸업장을 받았다.)
- Many ancient historic sites have been identified through ______. (많은 고대 유적지가 고고학을 통해서 확인되었다.)
- We studied ancient civilizations in our ______ class. (우리는 인류학 수업에서 고대 문명을 공부했다.)
- ______ is a rapidly-growing new filed. (생명공학은 빠르게성장하는 새로운 분야이다.)
- According to ancient Greek ______, Poseidon is the sea god. (고대 그리스 신화에 의하면, 포세이돈은 바다의 신이다.)
- ______ is the study of what is right and what is not. (윤리학은 무엇이 옳고 그른 것인지를 연구하는 학문이다.)
- The ______ knows the name of almost every flower on the island. (그 식물학자는 그 섬에 있는 거의 모든 꽃의 이름을 안다.)
- The ______ kept many strange liquids in his laboratory. (그 화학자는 실험실에 많은 이상한 액체들을 보관했다.)
15 Clues: ______ is a rapidly-growing new filed. (생명공학은 빠르게성장하는 새로운 분야이다.) • She is an authoritative ______ in history. (그녀는 역사 분야엥서 권위 있는 학자이다.) • She majored in dental ______ at the university. (그녀는 대학에서 치위생학을 전공했다.) • We studied ancient civilizations in our ______ class. (우리는 인류학 수업에서 고대 문명을 공부했다.) • ...
The Odyessy 2021-09-20
10 Clues: Our epic Hero • Odysseus's son • Odysseus's home • Name of the Book • Greek goddess of war • Greek god of the gods • Poseidon's cyclops son • Greek god of the ocean • The people trying to marry Penelope • Woman trapped on the island of ogygia
Greek Philosophy for Kids Crossword Puzzle 2017-09-04
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- he focused on the individual
- the pupil of Plato who focused on biology
- the man who picked up on Plato's work in physics
- what Greek philosophy is not based on
- one of the Greek myths that Disney turned into a movie
- stories that taught lessons and explained natural occurrences
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- Socrates hated this type of government
- what Plato believed would be achieved if everyone did what was best suited for them to do
- teachers in ancient Greece who accepted payment for their teachings
- another word for science, Plato's definition of knowledge
- the Greek city-state which the ancient Greek philosophers focused on
- he applied philosophy to politics and the government
12 Clues: he focused on the individual • what Greek philosophy is not based on • Socrates hated this type of government • the pupil of Plato who focused on biology • the man who picked up on Plato's work in physics • he applied philosophy to politics and the government • one of the Greek myths that Disney turned into a movie • ...
Astronomy: Pluto 2025-10-19
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- One of Pluto's small dark moons named after the three-headed dog of Greek mythology.
- Describes Pluto's orbit which is tilted at an angle of 17 degrees relative to the plane of the other planets.
- Pluto's stable 2 3 relationship with Neptune where Pluto completes two orbits for every three Neptune orbits.
- A dwarf planet in the Kuiper Belt once considered the ninth planet from the Sun.
- The NASA space probe that performed a flyby of Pluto and its moons in 2015.
- Describes Pluto's highly elliptical path around the Sun which sometimes brings it closer than Neptune.
- The American astronomer who discovered Pluto in 1930 at the Lowell Observatory.
- The smooth icy western lobe of Tombaugh Regio which is a vast glacier of frozen nitrogen.
- The disc-shaped region of icy bodies beyond the orbit of Neptune where Pluto resides.
- The large bright heart-shaped feature on the surface of Pluto made of nitrogen and methane ice.
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- A specific term for a dwarf planet that orbits the Sun at a distance greater than Neptune.
- Pluto's largest moon so large that the two are sometimes considered a binary system.
- The primary component of the glaciers and bright plains on Pluto's surface.
- The classification for a celestial body that orbits the Sun is nearly round but has not cleared its orbital neighborhood.
- A type of frozen gas found on Pluto's surface that contributes to its reddish-brown areas.
- The astronomical observatory in Flagstaff Arizona where Pluto was discovered.
- One of Pluto's five known moons the outermost one discovered by the Hubble Space Telescope.
- The smallest and innermost of Pluto's moons named after the mythological river.
- One of Pluto's small inner moons discovered along with Hydra in 2005.
19 Clues: One of Pluto's small inner moons discovered along with Hydra in 2005. • The primary component of the glaciers and bright plains on Pluto's surface. • The NASA space probe that performed a flyby of Pluto and its moons in 2015. • The astronomical observatory in Flagstaff Arizona where Pluto was discovered. • ...
social studies unit2 8949266 2023-02-03
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- was a Roman general and statesman. A member of the First Triumvirate, Caesar led the Roman armies in the Gallic Wars before defeating his political rival Pompey in a civil war, and subsequently became dictator from 49 BC until his assassination in 44 BC.
- was a Carthaginian general and statesman who commanded the forces of Carthage in their battle against the Roman Republic during the Second Punic War.
- were a series of conflicts between the Achaemenid Empire and Greek city-states that started in 499 BC and lasted until 449 BC.
- relating to Greek history, language, and culture from the death of Alexander the Great to the defeat of Cleopatra and Mark Antony by Octavian in 31 BC.
- an aristocrat or nobleman.
- was an ancient Greek mathematician active as a geometer and logician.
- the smaller upper assembly in the US Congress, most US states, France, and other countries.
- was a statue of the Greek sun-god Helios, erected in the city of Rhodes, on the Greek island of the same name, by Chares of Lindos in 280 BC.
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- was a rectangular mass military formation, usually composed entirely of heavy infantry armed with spears, pikes, sarissas
- a war between citizens of the same country.
- lies on the Mediterranean Sea at the western edge of the Nile River delta, about 114 miles (183 km) northwest of Cairo in Lower Egypt.
- a unit of 3,000–6,000 men in the ancient Roman army.
- a member of a class of serfs in ancient Sparta, intermediate in status between slaves and citizens.
- a state in which supreme power is held by the people and their elected representatives, and which has an elected or nominated president rather than a monarch.
- (in ancient Rome) a commoner.
- a ruler with total power over a country, typically one who has obtained control by force.
- was a Greek mathematician, physicist, engineer, astronomer, and inventor from the ancient city of Syracuse in Sicily.
- were a series of wars between 264 and 146 BC fought between Rome and Carthage.
- an official in ancient Rome chosen by the plebeians to protect their interests.
- an official appointed by a government to live in a foreign city and protect and promote the government's citizens and interests there.
20 Clues: an aristocrat or nobleman. • (in ancient Rome) a commoner. • a war between citizens of the same country. • a unit of 3,000–6,000 men in the ancient Roman army. • was an ancient Greek mathematician active as a geometer and logician. • were a series of wars between 264 and 146 BC fought between Rome and Carthage. • ...
ANCIENT GREECE 2023-05-03
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- an ancient country in northern Greece; a nation formed after the breakup of Yugoslavia
- the second largest of the Greek Islands in the Aegean Sea, southwest of Greece
- a city-state that was the best example of ancient Greek democracy;the capital of modern Greece
- a rocky hill, highest point in a city-state
- a type of government in which all power is held in the hands of one ruler, usually a military leader
- a traditional story that may include gods and goddesses and often tries to explain events in nature
- a person who studies truth and knowledge
- Sea the sea that separates western Greece from southeastern Italy
- humorous drama about the event of everyday life.
- a system of government ruled by a queen or a king; "one ruler"
- Ancient Greek poet who composed two poems, the Iliad and the Odyssey, about the Trojan War
- poem long narrative poem about heroes and their deeds
- Ancient Greek philosopher who developed an approach to teaching based on asking questions
- Olympus a mountain in northern Greece thought by the ancient Greeks to be the home of their gods
- slaves in ancient Sparta
- Games athletic contests held by the ancient Greeks about 3500 years ago and revived in modern times
- government elected and controlled by the people
- a portion of land surrounded by water on three sides and connected to the mainland on the fourth
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- Sea a large body of water bordered by Europe, Asia and Africa
- government controlled by a few wealthy people
- War war between Athens and Sparta
- exchange of goods or services for other goods or services
- a peninsula in southern Greece, between the Ionian and Aegean Seas
- process for making cloth from thread
- an ancient Greek city-state that was under strict military rule
- a government that is run by a few people, usually by members of rich, powerful families
- drama dealing with human unhappiness
- Sea the sea that separates Greece from Asia Minor
- an island in the eastern Mediterranean Sea; the center of Minoan civilization
- Ancient Greek philosopher and student of Plato who wrote more than 170 books
- another name for city-state used by the Greeks
- foot race run over the distance of 42.2 kilometers or 26 miles.
- a government run by the people in which citizens make their laws
33 Clues: slaves in ancient Sparta • War war between Athens and Sparta • process for making cloth from thread • drama dealing with human unhappiness • a person who studies truth and knowledge • a rocky hill, highest point in a city-state • government controlled by a few wealthy people • another name for city-state used by the Greeks • government elected and controlled by the people • ...
Symbols of Power in the Greek World 2020-05-12
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- Architect of the Parthenon and its imitating temple (7)
- The Parthenon took _________ years to build (7)
- Poseidon's spring was useless because it only gave _________ (4,5)
- This festival was depicted on the Parthenon frieze (5,11)
- Mythical people considered to symbolise or stand for the Persians in some Greek art (7)
- The centaurs' love of wine, violence and general debauchery meant that the Greek saw them as ____________ (10)
- The most elaborate 'order' or style of Greek column - a single example is used at the centre of the temple in Bassae (10)
- A smaller copy of the Parthenon, not in Athens, was dedicated to this god (6)
- The most important and holiest site in Athens (9)
- A temple which allegedly housed physical proof of the legends of Athens' early history (10)
- British lord responsible for taking most of the Parthenon sculptures back to the British Museum (5)
- People who fought in the Centauromachy, led by Theseus (7)
- The main room of a Greek temple (4)
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- The gift given by Athena to cement her patronage of the City of Athens (5,4)
- Conflict during which Athens was burned down in 480 BC (7,4)
- You could see the story of the Naming of Athens on these parts of the Parthenon (9)
- The Parthenon used this 'order' (style) of columns as it was the oldest, most traditional, and most physically solid (5)
- The Parthenon is extremely unusual because it does not have one of these (5)
- Using this material showed the wealth and sophistication of Athens (6)
- A small town in SW Greece that built a huge temple to show their loyalty to the Greek cause and Greek culture (6)
- The procession of this great robe for Athena's statue was shown on the Parthenon Frieze (6)
- Main artist of the Parthenon sculptures and the cult statue of Athena (7)
- Athenian statesman who ordered the building of the Parthenon (8)
- Most of the funds for the Parthenon came from Athens' new maritime ___________ (6)
- A decisive battle in Athenian (and sporting) history; some have argued that its dead are depicted in the 'cavalcade' of the Parthenon Frieze (8)
- Title of Athena, meaning 'the Virgin', from which her greatest temple gets its name (9)
26 Clues: The main room of a Greek temple (4) • The Parthenon took _________ years to build (7) • The most important and holiest site in Athens (9) • Architect of the Parthenon and its imitating temple (7) • This festival was depicted on the Parthenon frieze (5,11) • People who fought in the Centauromachy, led by Theseus (7) • ...
Latin and Greek Roots 2023-03-27
Learning Contract Vocab 6 2019-02-24
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- Emperor of Russia
- A picture of a pattern produced by arranging small colored pieces
- Head of the Eastern Greek Orthodox Church
- Legal code of Byzantine
- Break of communion between the two churches
- Army of Mongol Tartars
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- Former Greek Orthodox Church Cathedral
- Alphabet created by Cyril
- Type of religion created in Byzantine
- Religious work of art
- Capital of the Byzantine Empire
- Area of flat unforested grassland
12 Clues: Emperor of Russia • Religious work of art • Army of Mongol Tartars • Legal code of Byzantine • Alphabet created by Cyril • Capital of the Byzantine Empire • Area of flat unforested grassland • Type of religion created in Byzantine • Former Greek Orthodox Church Cathedral • Head of the Eastern Greek Orthodox Church • Break of communion between the two churches • ...
Sunica Eden, Abby Long 2020-01-15
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- Story ends happily
- iii: Persian King
- Major city of Greece
- The battle of Salamis naval war between the greek
- Greek hero of the Trojan war
- Could not stop Persains at Thermopylae the Persains surrounded the Spartians. The Spartians dismissed most of the troops but 300 troops stayed and fought till death.
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- All citizens share in running the government
- Persian army defeated Alexander The Great
- Many people moved to the Greek cities in this Era
- King of Macdon and a great general
- A great math mathation
- Enslaved labors
- the great philosophy
13 Clues: Enslaved labors • iii: Persian King • Story ends happily • Major city of Greece • the great philosophy • A great math mathation • Greek hero of the Trojan war • King of Macdon and a great general • Persian army defeated Alexander The Great • All citizens share in running the government • Many people moved to the Greek cities in this Era • ...
Anchient Greek Gods 2012-12-03
14 Clues: god Of hunt • god Of wine • god of nature • messenger god • God Of the sun • god Of The Sea • goddess Of love • God of mischief • goddess Of wisdom • goddess of harvest • Father of Greek gods • god of fire and forge • Mother of all Greek gods • Or Pluto (underworld god)
NATO 2025-02-22
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- Greek nymph in love with Narcissus
- _____ Nevada mountain range
- Manhattan liquor
- Best Actress trophy
- Moustache month
- Peru's capital
- Base unit of mass
- Rory McIlroy's sport
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- Bit my finger
- Les Misérables author Hugo
- Fourth in the Greek Alphabet
- Dance from Buenos Aires and Montevideo
- Tybalt's rival
- Andy Cohen's network
14 Clues: Bit my finger • Tybalt's rival • Peru's capital • Moustache month • Manhattan liquor • Base unit of mass • Best Actress trophy • Andy Cohen's network • Rory McIlroy's sport • Les Misérables author Hugo • _____ Nevada mountain range • Fourth in the Greek Alphabet • Greek nymph in love with Narcissus • Dance from Buenos Aires and Montevideo
The Framework 2025-07-02
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- decision always have a consequences
- Greek word of logos
- lived out by religious belivers
- Greek word of deon
- derives duty
- his task to find his own wat
- called naturally
- enumerated two principles of justice
- wrote with question
- moral theory
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- standpoint of faith
- knowing the best goal
- place especial
- raises significant issues
- take the notion
15 Clues: derives duty • moral theory • place especial • take the notion • called naturally • Greek word of deon • standpoint of faith • Greek word of logos • wrote with question • knowing the best goal • raises significant issues • his task to find his own wat • lived out by religious belivers • decision always have a consequences • enumerated two principles of justice
Unit 4 review game-Bermes 2019-11-07
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- One of the supposed original sources of the Pentateuch, particularly the book of deuteronomy.
- An event or person in scripture that points toward a letter event or person.
- one of the supposed original sources of the pentateuch, thought to be a later editor who revised all 5 books to reflect the concerns of the Jerusalem priesthood.
- from the latin word "testamentum"
- the 5 books of Moses
- A letter addressed to a particular person or people, makes up much of the NT.
- The books which contain the truth of God's revelation and were composed by human authors inspired by the HS.
- The OT books that comprise the stories of the prophets who cast judgement and warn of divine retribution while calling israel to repent.
- Because God is truth, there is an absolute unity and coherence of truths contained in the various books of the bible.
- The books of the bible that were included in the Jewish or Hebrew canon.
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- The twenty-seven books of the bible, written by sacred authors in apostolic times.
- The study of ancestry, or a chronological list of ancestors.
- One of the supposed original sources of the Pentateuch, reflecting the perspective of Jews in the north kingdom of Israel.
- From a greek word meaning "five books"
- A third-century BC Greek translation of the scriptures.
- The portion of the mass that includes the reading of scripture and the homily.
- figure
- The portion of the mass that includes the preparation of the bread and wine.
- The fourty-six books of the Bible that record the history of salvation from creation until the time of christ.
- Greek ans Latin for "rule", the churches complete list of inspired books in the bible.
- One who proclaims the euangellion or gospel.
- An old English rendering of the Greek for "good news"
- The parts of the OT that were removed from the Jewish or Hebrew canon of scripture.
- An edition of the OT, produced by origen, that presented the texts in Hebrew and Greek in side-by-side columns.
- A type of sacred literature characterized by symbolic imagery pointing to the expectation that the powers of evil will be destroyed.
- from the Greek word "prophetes" meaning "one who speaks for"
26 Clues: figure • the 5 books of Moses • from the latin word "testamentum" • From a greek word meaning "five books" • One who proclaims the euangellion or gospel. • An old English rendering of the Greek for "good news" • A third-century BC Greek translation of the scriptures. • The study of ancestry, or a chronological list of ancestors. • ...
Vocab #4 2024-12-17
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- geographical area in southeastern europe that is surrounded by the adriatic sea, ionian sea, the aegean sea, the turkish straits, and the black sea
- It is a formal temple on the Athenian acropolis in Greece that was dedicated to the goddess, Athena.
- A military group of Greek city states that was led by Sparta which also had the purpose of fighting the Persian Empire.
- A form of government in which there is a monarch/king and a royal family who rules the country
- Civilization A time period in Greek history that took place between the death of Alexander the Great and Cleopatra VII
- War A war or fight that occurs within the nation instead of many countries
- The highest class in society, especially those who hold titles and positions they inherited. Power in the nation is based on nobility.
- Occuring between 480-404 BCE, the Golden Age for Greece was a time of peace prosperity, and happiness
- In ancient greek history, Athens was a major urban centre. Now, it is the capital of Greece and is the largest city in the nation
- League A confederacy of ancient greek states led by Athens, which had the purpose of continuing to fight the persian empire.
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- A small kingdom along the Aegean Sea that is a part of the Greek Peninsula
- A very small group of people that rule a country or nation
- A military formation where a large mass of soldiers stand shoulder to shoulder for defense or offense
- A small community of ancient greek people who are very close and agree on certain rules and customs
- In order to obtain necessary goods and services, individuals directed exchanges between each other which was called trading
- A person who forms and analyzes certain theories relating to ethic, meta physics, logic, and more.
- There were small silver coins, which was a man's average daily wage and a large silver coin that could buy luxuries. These were called drachm and tetradrachms.
- A ruler who is cruel and treats their subjects oppressively.
- A piece of land that is surrounded by water on three sides
- A system of government that is controlled by its people and representatives selected by the people.
20 Clues: A very small group of people that rule a country or nation • A piece of land that is surrounded by water on three sides • A ruler who is cruel and treats their subjects oppressively. • A small kingdom along the Aegean Sea that is a part of the Greek Peninsula • War A war or fight that occurs within the nation instead of many countries • ...
Time 2014-09-12
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- A theory of knowledge; the investigation of what distinguishes justified belief from opinion
- Entering in the midst of things
- “the beginning of a distinctive period in the history of someone or something”
- Stems from the Greek hupostasis, meaning “understanding”
- Theory regarding the cause and effect nature of time developed by Einstein, also occurs in eyes
- Greek Titan
- The 1999 Michael Crichton book
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- 18th century German philosopher
- Where time is located
- The demarcation of a fourteen day timespan
- Quantum
- An 8-cell or regular octachoron or cubic prism
- The Gregorian calendar is based around this solar alignment
- The international measure of time
- Greek word for “purpose” or “goal”
15 Clues: Quantum • Greek Titan • Where time is located • The 1999 Michael Crichton book • 18th century German philosopher • Entering in the midst of things • The international measure of time • Greek word for “purpose” or “goal” • The demarcation of a fourteen day timespan • An 8-cell or regular octachoron or cubic prism • Stems from the Greek hupostasis, meaning “understanding” • ...
ancient greece 2021-05-13
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- a building that Athens built
- a powerful civilization in greece
- commodity a civilization that has a lot of money and oil
- a greek templar made for a city
- a piece of land surrounding it
- a less free country but a lot of rules
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- a sparta strong city in Greece
- he was a greek philosopher
- someone who gives people news in pubic
- he was a great greek general
- is a city that Athens built there is a temple in the middle of the city
- that were born in the city
- a monarchy family that passes the crown who ever dies
- where people meet
- a harbor for boats to go there
15 Clues: where people meet • that were born in the city • he was a greek philosopher • a building that Athens built • he was a great greek general • a sparta strong city in Greece • a harbor for boats to go there • a piece of land surrounding it • a greek templar made for a city • a powerful civilization in greece • someone who gives people news in pubic • ...
Ancient Greek Warfare Crossword [Multiple Words? No spaces] 2024-11-26
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- Who was an especially honorable Greek figure?
- What were Spartan boys subject to?
- An especially significant formation in battle
- Spartan boys caught stealing were punished by ______
- What did Greek troops never do?
- An important and intellectual aspect of warfare
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- What empire did Greece triumph over in battle?
- A Greek countryman that served in the line of war
- Infantrymen wore what to protect their heads?
- What resources did Spartan boys have to collect?
- What shape is 8 down?
- What is the title of the most qualified Spartan boy?
- An important defensive weapon
- A common handheld weapon comprised of a pole and a point
- What instrument 'conducted' 11 across?
15 Clues: What shape is 8 down? • An important defensive weapon • What did Greek troops never do? • What were Spartan boys subject to? • What instrument 'conducted' 11 across? • Infantrymen wore what to protect their heads? • Who was an especially honorable Greek figure? • An especially significant formation in battle • What empire did Greece triumph over in battle? • ...
The 12 Olympians of Greek Mythology and Hades 2024-08-28
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- God of the ocean, earthquakes, and horses
- Goddess of love and beauty
- god of archery, music, light, and prophecy
- leader of the Olympians
- God of the Underworld
- Greek goddess of wisdom, defense, and war
- God of war
- Goddess of the hunt, archery, and animals
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- God of fire
- Goddess of agriculture and the seasons
- Goddess of marriage and family
- God of commerce and thieves
- Lord of wine and celebrations
13 Clues: God of war • God of fire • God of the Underworld • leader of the Olympians • Goddess of love and beauty • God of commerce and thieves • Lord of wine and celebrations • Goddess of marriage and family • Goddess of agriculture and the seasons • God of the ocean, earthquakes, and horses • Greek goddess of wisdom, defense, and war • Goddess of the hunt, archery, and animals • ...
Crossword Gaming 2022-03-14
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- Jet black crystal, rough
- Hlugnic word for mage
- Severn's gift in mythology
- Dice game originated by Ira Fuller
- Ankyrean fields of speciality, five in number
- Troll settlement, often at war
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- Itzatl predator
- Famed Prophet of Enorian
- Nazetu Emperor
- Forerunners of the Carnifex (9)
- Central forest, divided into three segments
- Spirean holiday
- Freshwater fish native to Zaphar
- Ylemnics tinkerer
14 Clues: Nazetu Emperor • Itzatl predator • Spirean holiday • Ylemnics tinkerer • Hlugnic word for mage • Famed Prophet of Enorian • Jet black crystal, rough • Severn's gift in mythology • Troll settlement, often at war • Forerunners of the Carnifex (9) • Freshwater fish native to Zaphar • Dice game originated by Ira Fuller • Central forest, divided into three segments • ...
Roman Religion 2014-05-29
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- God of Blacksmith
- Queen of the Gods
- Goddess of War and Wisdom
- killing as an offering to a God
- An ordained minister
- Goddess of Harvest, Demeter
- folklore
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- God of the Underworld
- Religion involving the teachings of Jesus
- Apollo's twin, goddess of the hunt
- The King of all gods
- God of the Sea
- God of Wine
- God of War
14 Clues: folklore • God of War • God of Wine • God of the Sea • God of Blacksmith • Queen of the Gods • The King of all gods • An ordained minister • God of the Underworld • Goddess of War and Wisdom • Goddess of Harvest, Demeter • killing as an offering to a God • Apollo's twin, goddess of the hunt • Religion involving the teachings of Jesus
English 9 Part 2 2024-12-12
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- the guy who stole Sif's hair
- The 'end of the world' in Norse mythology
- Thor's wife
- a girlfriend left behind
- guy with a powerful hammer
- town where Thor lives
- a green villain
- what Theseus traveled on
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- a monster that Theseus killed
- a villain wolf
- Thor's hammer
- guy who faught the minotaur
- a maze that Theseus was lost in
- the mean King
14 Clues: Thor's wife • Thor's hammer • the mean King • a villain wolf • a green villain • town where Thor lives • a girlfriend left behind • what Theseus traveled on • guy with a powerful hammer • guy who faught the minotaur • the guy who stole Sif's hair • a monster that Theseus killed • a maze that Theseus was lost in • The 'end of the world' in Norse mythology
Prof. AN Khedkar 2014-01-10
12 Clues: Shrey jaisi • Tanya's chai • Iqbal's hero • Kajol's sister • sum up with an I • chai with a taali • Madhubala ka pati • synonym for rude in english • A politician killed by LTFE • Capital of Jharkhand with a P • one of the best Indian Captain • Devotee of God vishnu according to hindy mythology
Allusions!! 2025-01-17
12 Clues: great bravery • mass sickness • mythical stories • event in history • a large evil snake • place to grow plants • a famous play writer • content of literature • a group of spiritual beliefs • or appearing in myths or mythology. • moving or able to move through the air • ideas, customs, and social behavior of society.
Nae 2021-10-24
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- Synonym: Broken Bone
- National Animal of Scotland
- Sea Monster
- Bone in Neck named after Greek Titan
- Opposite of Acid
- Synonym: Snow Storm
- Highest Card
- Absence of Light
- British: French Fries
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- Muscle in Foot named after Greek mythological Hero
- National Sport of Canada
- Synonym: Dead Tree
- European Singing Bird
- Blue Gemstone
- Steel with watery/wavvy pattern
15 Clues: Sea Monster • Highest Card • Blue Gemstone • Opposite of Acid • Absence of Light • Synonym: Dead Tree • Synonym: Snow Storm • Synonym: Broken Bone • European Singing Bird • British: French Fries • National Sport of Canada • National Animal of Scotland • Steel with watery/wavvy pattern • Bone in Neck named after Greek Titan • Muscle in Foot named after Greek mythological Hero
greece 2022-11-16
15 Clues: god of war • zeuss wife • God of fire • king of gods • this is sparta • god of the sun • goddess of love • god of the skies • The messenger god • has a 3 headed dog • Goddess of harvest • Greek goddess of war • Greek god of the sea • Goddess of the Hearth • god of time and the ages
animals 101 2020-08-26
10 Clues: has 16 cones • sleepy animal • singing mammal • nocturnal bird • waddling creature • animal that eats carrots • 3 more letters than panda • NEVER play cards with them • raccoon-dog in Japanese mythology • fluffy animal found in South America
Latin American Legends 2024-07-09
10 Clues: witch • protagonist • Weeping Woman • a shape-shifter • undead skeletons • fire breathing dragon • the protector of mountains • Charlie's crush, helps him fight monsters • wears large sombrero and hypnotizes young maidens • told Charlie stories from Latin American mythology
Cerberus 2023-05-11
10 Clues: river boundry • cerberus was a • poisonous plant • cerberus' father • cerberus' mother • the study of myths • ruler of the underworld • Guardian of the underworld • how many heads did Cerberus have • a person who is admired or idealized
Liam's awesome cross word 3 2021-10-06
10 Clues: study of life • study of earth • study of myths • study of wether • study of animals • study of invirment • study of human life • study of human cultures • study of social relation ships • study of butifing hair and stuff
Library Crossword 2023-11-07
10 Clues: ,Makes you laugh • ,Lots of pictures • ,Taking the old out • ,Adding new material • ,small group that reads • ,Religion like mythology • ,Materials libraries have • ,Natural ,science like math • ,Patrons ask for new material • ,Often featuring ghosts(Dark Green)
Day of the Dead 2023-11-06
10 Clues: Skull • Candle • Little angels • Offering table • Entire skeleton • Flower of many petals • Underworld of Aztec mythology • Female skeleton that represents death • Festival that links people to ancestors • Ornate masks worn by dancers to scare the dead
Allusions! 2025-09-01
10 Clues: A romantic person • A Christmas grouch • An intelligent person. • Monopolist (Dr. Seuss) • A fatal weakness. (DC) • A great success; baseball. • A Christmas grouch (Dickens) • Brings misfortune if opened. • Self absorbed, for instance. • A fatal weakness. (Mythology)
Hero's Journey 2023-01-23
10 Clues: scary • elements • new world • a big change • the adventure • the adventure • the encouragement • myths that could be religious • the person that goes on a quest • a journey by a someone mythical
Chapter 8, Lesson 1 2023-01-18
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- a play where characters fail to overcome a problem
- supports for many Greek buildings
- a play that tells a humorous story
- God of the Underworld
- stories featuring animals that speak and an ending with a moral
- long form poems that tell stories of heroes and courage
- a sacred shrine where people would get a prophecy
- a temple in athens dedicated to the Goddess Athena
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- a story written as a play
- an epic written by Homer telling the story of Odysseus' journey home after the fall of Troy
- a Greek dramatist who wrote the Oresteia
- Goddess of marriage
- God of the Sea
- king of the gods
- a Greek comedy writer
- words or actions performed at a religious ceremony
- a traditional story that explains practices or beliefs
- an epic written by Homer telling the story of the Trojan Horse
18 Clues: God of the Sea • king of the gods • Goddess of marriage • God of the Underworld • a Greek comedy writer • a story written as a play • supports for many Greek buildings • a play that tells a humorous story • a Greek dramatist who wrote the Oresteia • a sacred shrine where people would get a prophecy • a play where characters fail to overcome a problem • ...
Greek philosophers 2015-12-29
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- Greek lawmaker who created laws with harsh punishments.
- Greek philosopher who believed the goal of philosophy was to obtain peace and freedom of fear, and to have absence of pain.
- Greek statesman who put rocks in his mouth to learn how to speak well.
- Greek philosopher who tutored Alexander the Great.
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- Greek mathematician who was considered one of the greatest mathematicians of all time. Was killed by a Roman soldier.
- Greek philosopher credited as one of the founders of western philosophy.
- Greek mathematician who created the Pythagorean theorem.
- Greek mathematician who was taught by Socrates.
8 Clues: Greek mathematician who was taught by Socrates. • Greek philosopher who tutored Alexander the Great. • Greek lawmaker who created laws with harsh punishments. • Greek mathematician who created the Pythagorean theorem. • Greek statesman who put rocks in his mouth to learn how to speak well. • Greek philosopher credited as one of the founders of western philosophy. • ...
Merlin the magician 2015-04-13
9 Clues: legends • a magicl • merlin coat • a competition • very intresting • they not your friends • they were close to the king • merlin was ..... to the king • into merlin cloud .... a bird
Polynesia 2024-09-04
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- Red topknots on the maoi
- Greek for 'many island'
- restricted or forbidden
- Greek for 'small island'
- An island with famous stone statues from 'Hop'
- canoe with a log attached
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- word, sign, island
- large stone platforms on easter island
- group of islands starting with A
- the original name for staues of Easter Island
- Greek for 'black islands
11 Clues: word, sign, island • Greek for 'many island' • restricted or forbidden • Red topknots on the maoi • Greek for 'small island' • Greek for 'black islands • canoe with a log attached • group of islands starting with A • large stone platforms on easter island • the original name for staues of Easter Island • An island with famous stone statues from 'Hop'
auto/bio-graphy 2023-01-03
Ancient Rome 2023-05-01
Beethoven's Long Shadow 2025-03-17
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- Before the rise of artists' status in society after the French Revolution, professional musicians of standing were expected to serve the court or the _______.
- Like Kant, this Enlightenment philosopher considered instrumental music (music without words) to be of a lower order than other, more rational, Fine Arts (such as poetry or painting).
- The rise of the music industry of the 19th century is inextricably linked to the development of this instrument.
- Iconic incident in the Beethoven "mythology": The T_________ Incident.
- Iconic incident in the Beethoven "mythology":The Heiligenstadt T__________.
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- This legal innovation would allow musicians to gain independance from historic, "ancien régime" centers of power: c__________.
- A central "bourgeois" (or middle-class) ideal: Individuals can become "elites" in society based on their talent and hard work (rather than birth into a noble family) ; an ideal Beethoven himself espoused. M_________
- Though he was born and raised in Bonn, Germany Beethoven is associated with the second ________ School (along with Mozart, Haydn & Schubert).
- Romantic philosophers such as S__________ turned the Enlightenment paradigm on its head, considering music to be THE HIGHEST art precisely because it transcended rational thought.
- Josef Danhauser's 1840 painting "Liszt at the Piano" visually stages Beethoven's elevated status, the inversion of traditional social hierachy, the emotional power of music, and the community of A______.
- Iconic incident in the Beethoven "mythology": The Lichnowsky L_________.
11 Clues: Iconic incident in the Beethoven "mythology": The T_________ Incident. • Iconic incident in the Beethoven "mythology": The Lichnowsky L_________. • Iconic incident in the Beethoven "mythology":The Heiligenstadt T__________. • The rise of the music industry of the 19th century is inextricably linked to the development of this instrument. • ...
miscellaneous myths 2022-05-30
16 Clues: water god • Hades wife • Cristian god • god of thives • father of Thor • father of Zeus • god of thunder • god of mischief • goddess of love • son of Aphrodite • Greek god of vine • goddess of hunting • god of war (Greek) • god of the underworld • the god is married to Hera • don’t fly too close to the sun or you’ll end up as
Unit 2 Vocabulary #2 2021-09-03
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- Empire Hindu Empire ruled by Chandragupta.
- Greek belief that human reason was powerful enough to understand the world and solve its problems.
- The heir to the Greek civilization. Started as a republic then transform into an empire.
- Small farmers, craftsmen, and merchants.
- Method The method of inquiry and instruction employed by Socrates that uses questions to examine the values, principles, and beliefs of students.
- Tablets Roman laws written to protect the plebians.
- of Heaven Chinese belief that their ruler was chosen by heaven and that heaven would overthrow a bad ruler.
- Road Trade routes created by the Han dynasty, that connected China to the Roman Empire and other regions.
- A commander under the Roman Republic.
- The male head of a family or household.
- An ancient Greek school of philosophy that taught that virtue, the highest good, is based on knowledge.
- Romana Era of peace in the Roman Empire. Brought on by Augustus Caesar.
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- Each of two ancient Roman magistrates ranking below consul.
- A small group of people having control of a country, organization, or institution.
- Greek philosopher who questioned moral terms.
- Hindu and Buddhist beliefs that at death, a person's soul is reborn as another living thing. This creates an endless cycle of rebirth for each soul.
- In ancient Greece, temporary banishment from a city by popular vote.
- A city state in ancient Greece, especially as considered in its ideal form for philosophical purposes.
- A person who journeys to a sacred place for religious reasons.
- A Greek marble temple with columns. It was built on the hill Acropolis.
- Wealthy landowning families.
- A body of troops or police officers standing or moving in close formation.
- Modern day Iran. Became an Empire when Cyrus the Great united the Medes and the Persians.
- Testament The teachings of Christ and the work of His Apostles. Also known as the Gospel.
- Lay (ordinary) people, as distinct from the clergy.
- A government, especially an authoritarian one.
- A treasury officer in a province of the Roman Empire.
- Greek city state that focused on military.
- In ancient Roman, a group of three men holding power. The first were Julius Caesar, Pompey, and Crassus. The second were Antony, Lepidus, and Octavian.
- Developed by the Romans and based on an elective government.
30 Clues: Wealthy landowning families. • A commander under the Roman Republic. • The male head of a family or household. • Small farmers, craftsmen, and merchants. • Empire Hindu Empire ruled by Chandragupta. • Greek city state that focused on military. • Greek philosopher who questioned moral terms. • A government, especially an authoritarian one. • ...
Greco-Italian War 2021-04-23
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- The month in which the "Ochi Day" takes place.
- The Italian Prime Minister
- The country which intervened with the Greco-Italian war after Britain had joined.
- Main conflict between ... powers and ...
- The "offer" sent to the Greek Prime Minister
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- The Greek Prime Minister's answer to the ultimatum
- Greek troops were mobilized in...
- Greek Prime Minister
- The ally who helped Greece against Italy
- The month in which Greece surrendered and the war concluded
- Main conflict between ... powers and ...
11 Clues: Greek Prime Minister • The Italian Prime Minister • Greek troops were mobilized in... • The ally who helped Greece against Italy • Main conflict between ... powers and ... • Main conflict between ... powers and ... • The "offer" sent to the Greek Prime Minister • The month in which the "Ochi Day" takes place. • The Greek Prime Minister's answer to the ultimatum • ...
Ancient Greece 2024-06-04
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- God of the sky, the main character
- The theme of the crossword puzzle
- The first letter of the Greek ALPHAbet
- The personification of the earth and sky, spelled like the planet it's named after, you can fit 63 Earth's in it
- The goddess that Athens was named after
- A king that loves gold, gold, wonderful gold/whenever I see it I never feel old/if there's one special thing that will make me feel glad/it's to have the most gold a mortal's ever had
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- The second letter of the Greek alphaBET
- S in the Greek alphabet
- The first spider
- What Gaea is the personification of
- _____________'s Box
- O in the Greek alphabet
12 Clues: The first spider • _____________'s Box • S in the Greek alphabet • O in the Greek alphabet • The theme of the crossword puzzle • God of the sky, the main character • What Gaea is the personification of • The first letter of the Greek ALPHAbet • The second letter of the Greek alphaBET • The goddess that Athens was named after • ...
Key Terminology- Ancient Greece 2021-03-04
10 Clues: Greek parliament • Goddess of wisdom • Greek philosopher • Capital of Greece • Heavily armed foot soldier • A counting frame with beads • Ancient city in central Greece • Priest Give advice or prophecies • Mythical creature from ancient Greece • Fortified part of an ancient Greek city
ANCIENT GREEK CROSSWORD 2020-04-23
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- also known as the dory. 6 to 8 feet long and were made out of a sharp iron head.
- consisted of a tight formation of soldiers armed with spears and carrying concave shields.
- important to Ancient Greek warfare because of the geography of Greece. were called pentekontors.
- Ancient Greek soldiers also wore ________ to protect their heads during battle.
- ancient type of crossbow.
- effective at slashing and stabbing.
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- general term denoting any structure elevated above the ground.
- "From a Greek vase."-Whitney, 1902.
- AKROTER serves as an ornamental finish to the apex of a gable.
- used to smash the spears of the enemy and to protect Greek soldiers from the attacks of the enemy.
- protected the soldier from the spears, arrows,and other weapons of the enemy.
11 Clues: ancient type of crossbow. • "From a Greek vase."-Whitney, 1902. • effective at slashing and stabbing. • general term denoting any structure elevated above the ground. • AKROTER serves as an ornamental finish to the apex of a gable. • protected the soldier from the spears, arrows,and other weapons of the enemy. • ...
Vo-cab-a-rama! Have fun! 2020-03-30
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- cried a great deal
- beautiful female figures in Greek myth who lived inside trees
- causing someone to sleep or rest
- a radio
- a scarf worn around the neck for warmth
- wanting to know about everything
- a figure in Greek myth who had the body of a man and the ears and tail of a horse
- packages
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- corridors
- mirror
- a large cabinet-like piece of furniture that holds clothing
- feeling terrible, awful
- beautiful female figures in Greek myth who lived in wells or bodies of water
13 Clues: mirror • a radio • packages • corridors • cried a great deal • feeling terrible, awful • causing someone to sleep or rest • wanting to know about everything • a scarf worn around the neck for warmth • a large cabinet-like piece of furniture that holds clothing • beautiful female figures in Greek myth who lived inside trees • ...
Chapter 8.1 Social Studies 2023-08-24
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- Lived on an island and were great shipbuilders
- A high hill
- Most of Greece is made up of these
- The main place we are leaning about right now
- An age marked by great achievement
- Considered the first people of Greece, Built fortresses all over Greece
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- The Greek word for this is polis
- This act made many Greeks rich
- Greek marketplace
- Mediterranean and Adriatic are both considered what?
- Island the Minoans lived on
- The Greek word for a city-state
- Something the Minoans are good at
13 Clues: A high hill • Greek marketplace • Island the Minoans lived on • This act made many Greeks rich • The Greek word for a city-state • The Greek word for this is polis • Something the Minoans are good at • Most of Greece is made up of these • An age marked by great achievement • The main place we are leaning about right now • Lived on an island and were great shipbuilders • ...
Ancient Rome Religion 2023-11-30
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- Son to Jupiter (gods)
- emperor who switched to Christianity
- god of strength
- belief in a superhuman/god(s)
- belief in one god
- hold less power in stories
- two faces god
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- god of the tiber river
- believe that they found Rome
- story of gods and demigods
- point of the story
- belief in multiple gods
- god of agriculture
- where the gods lived
- god of love
15 Clues: god of love • two faces god • god of strength • belief in one god • point of the story • god of agriculture • where the gods lived • Son to Jupiter (gods) • god of the tiber river • belief in multiple gods • story of gods and demigods • hold less power in stories • believe that they found Rome • belief in a superhuman/god(s) • emperor who switched to Christianity
Math 19, 55, 73, and 82 2020-06-20
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- These functions are the peas and carrots of DEs, according to Prof. Jakes
- The "hammer" of calculus, as Prof. Jakes once put it
- Linear algebra's favorite Greek letter
- Engineering oscillators' favorite Greek letter
- The most challenging DE problems, or a career in fashion
- Qualitative thinking can help build your _______
- Vegetables and math, all in one theorem!
- A method of sending secret information based on the conjecture that it's easy to multiply integers, but hard to efficiently factor them
- Prof. Jakes believes calculus is based on two topics: functions and ____
- Riemann's favorite Greek letter
- Everyone's favorite meteorologist
- "Oh no! Not ____ again!" or an example of Zoom's occasionally difficult UI
- e^(i*pi)+1=0 is often known as the ___ Equation
- The integrating ____ method to solve DEs
- Prof. Jakes starts class by making sure we have our _____ or tea
- The flow's favorite Greek letter
- "We always have to watch ______ squish!" -Prof. Yong
- _____ product: The more challenging way to multiply vectors
- "These problems tell stories. If you use algebra to solve them, you should feel ____" -Prof. O.
- Integrating factor's favorite Greek letter
- Where to go when you don't want anyone to know how little you know
- If f is differentiable at x=a, then f is ____ at x=a
- |x+y|<=|x|+|y| inequality
- You know the theorem is really important when Prof. O. uses the ________ stick
- What you (lovingly) call your roommate who maps to the zero vector
- 19, 73, 82
- Basic disease model, and the topic of many a homework problem
- Correct: +2, Blank: 0, Incorrect: -232435235
- "This class is about connections, not just between topics but between _____" -Prof. O.
- Mathematician of the ____ with Prof. Jakes
- "You ______ me from multiplying by 23314/23314" -Prof. Su
- Prefix of "vectors" and "values"
- This homework assignment's favorite Greek letter
- Prefix for "positive" and "diction"
- How many ways are there to put 4 distinct balls into 2 distinct buckets such that no bucket has exactly 1 ball?
- Prof. Yong's random ____
- The child of a lemma and the parent of a corollary
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- Prof. Su's word of maximum inflection, or the size of delta
- This theorem helps us identify if a solution exists and is unique over some interval
- det(AB) equivalent
- The people-at-a-______ problem of graph theory
- Proof based on small increments = Not small frustration
- Scalar vector derivative
- Spec Rel's favorite Greek letter
- Largest eigenvalue of the matrix [19, -9; 24, -11]
- Prof. Jakes' favorite website?/a vacation from Zoom
- Employer of other Darryl
- y' = H(y)G(t)
- Love is ____, or a type of DE
- Where you find the solution curves of Feebus' and Magikarp's love
- A graph without cycles, or a place you might go on a hike
- The 9th decimal of the answer to 63-down
- An especially muscular proof method
- Polar coordinates' favorite Greek letter
- Prof. Jakes' favorite metaphorical fruit
- If and only if
- As Prof. Benjamin says, every ___ is just a matrix multiplication in disguise!
- What happens to the determinant when you add c times row i to row j?
- These multipliers are helpful when you'd like to optimize f(x,y,z) to some constraint g(x,y,z)=c
- x - x^3/3! + x^5/5! - x^7/7! +...
- Prof. Jakes: "We're sophisticated. We don't guess, we make an ____."
- Why say "one-to-one" when you could impress all the seniors at the Hoch with this fancy-schmancy word?
- Each of these must sum to one in a stochastic matrix
- L(0v)=0w, referred to by Prof. Benjamin as the "love ___" property
- "Please match page numbers to questions"
- Time integrals' favorite Greek letter
- "What happens in a ____ space stays in a _____ space" -Prof. Benjamin
- Spherical coordinates' favorite two Greek letters (in alphabetical order)
- What the graders want you to use for your homework
- The second decimal to the answer of this problem: Use Euler’s method and step size 0.1 to find y(1) given y(0) = 1 and y’ = xy -x+2.
- Professors' favorite two Greek letters when they're too fancy to use a and b (or a, b, c, ..., z, a)
- A circle's (or Thanksgiving's) (or product's) favorite Greek letter
- The other approach to matrix multiplication
- Doorstep dog?
- Home of negative determinants
- Prof. Benjamin's favorite numbers
- Where we spent 9:15-9:30 with Prof. Yong
- Prof. Yong's beloved stuffed animal
- The ever-expanding theorem
- The ideas behind graph theory are so fundamental that Prof. O. teaches them to these eleven-year-olds
80 Clues: 19, 73, 82 • y' = H(y)G(t) • Doorstep dog? • If and only if • det(AB) equivalent • Scalar vector derivative • Employer of other Darryl • Prof. Yong's random ____ • |x+y|<=|x|+|y| inequality • The ever-expanding theorem • Love is ____, or a type of DE • Home of negative determinants • Riemann's favorite Greek letter • Spec Rel's favorite Greek letter • The flow's favorite Greek letter • ...
Greek Knowledge 2024-09-30
10 Clues: God Of Wine • King Of The Gods • Queen Of The Gods • Goddess Of Wisdom • Hermès’ Winged _____ • God Of The UnderWorld • Completed The 12 Labors • Famous Greek Philosopher • The 18th Letter Of The Greek alphabet • The Most Successful Greek Soldier In The Army
unit 3 2025-06-04
12 Clues: study hard • a school ball • fear something • private lessons • colourful pencils • part of university • a teacher at university • do something in the same way • something to keep documents in • kicking somebody out of school • a set of beliefs and religious stories • place where students go during the break
Brave New world Cross Words!!! 2015-10-07
Across
- Process Huxley's phrase. A method for producing many identical eggs from a single egg. It is the basis for producing identical human beings.
- They are the first five letters of the Greek alphabet, used most commonly in British schools and universities as grades, equivalent to D
- They are the first five letters of the Greek alphabet, used most commonly in British schools and universities as grades, equivalent to C
- an infectious disease of wild and domesticated animals, especially cattle and sheep, which is caused by a bacillus and can be transmitted to people.
- careful or cautious; not given freel.
- masturbation.
- solution Huxley's phrase for a tea-like drink in the brave new world.
- a state of misery and degradation
- a decrease in volume.
- They are the first five letters of the Greek alphabet, used most commonly in British schools and universities as grades, equivalent to B
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- pouring from one container into another. Here, Huxley's term for birth.
- a treasurer, as of a college or similar institution. Here, Huxley's term for the person who holds and distributes soma at the Park Lane Hospital.
- secret, stealthy.
- prostitute.
- a character from Shakespeare's The Tempest. Shakespeare describes him as a "airy spirit," with magical powers.
- having a relatively long head
- a bad-smelling gum resin. It was formerly used to treat some illnesses, or, in folk medicine, to repel disease.
- a substitute.
- They are the first five letters of the Greek alphabet, used most commonly in British schools and universities as grades, equivalent to A
- the active hormone of the thyroid gland.
- Huxley's term, following all the dates in the modern era.
- plants of the agave family, such as the century plant.
- They are the first five letters of the Greek alphabet, used most commonly in British schools and universities as grades, equivalent to F
23 Clues: prostitute. • a substitute. • masturbation. • secret, stealthy. • a decrease in volume. • having a relatively long head • a state of misery and degradation • careful or cautious; not given freel. • the active hormone of the thyroid gland. • plants of the agave family, such as the century plant. • Huxley's term, following all the dates in the modern era. • ...
Ancient Greece 2024-05-29
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- son of Darius, and ruler of Persia from 486 to 465 B.C.E.; eventually defeated by the Greeks at the end of the Persian invasion of Greece
- a great Persian king who ruled from about 522 to 486 B.C.E.
- a great Greek philosopher; a tutor of Alexander the Great; and the author of works on logic, science, and politics
- Wars the period of fighting between the Persian Empire and the allied Greek city-states for control of the land in Greece
- a city-state of ancient Greece, known for its military oligarchy
- a government in which power is held by the people, who exercise power directly or through elected representatives
- a great ancient Greek philosopher who taught by asking his students thought-provoking questions
- a marketplace in ancient Greece
- a city in Egypt, founded in 332 B.C.E. by Alexander the Great; also, an ancient center of learning
- the temple built on the acropolis above Athens, honoring the goddess Athena
- Empire a vast empire from 550 to 330 B.C.E. that ruled over lands in Africa, the Middle East, and Asia
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- a member of the most powerful class in ancient Greek society
- the Great the ruler of a vast empire that extended from Macedonia to India in the 300s B.C.E.
- government in which absolute ruling power is held by a person who is not a lawful king
- a government in which the ruling power is in the hands of a few people
- of Elders a small group of Spartans who made all the important governing decisions
- the hill above a Greek city, on which temples were built
- a city-state of ancient Greece that was first to have a democracy; also known as the birthplace of Western civilization; the capital of present-day Greece
- an ancient kingdom located north of Greece
- a government in which the ruling power is in the hands of one person
20 Clues: a marketplace in ancient Greece • an ancient kingdom located north of Greece • the hill above a Greek city, on which temples were built • a great Persian king who ruled from about 522 to 486 B.C.E. • a member of the most powerful class in ancient Greek society • a city-state of ancient Greece, known for its military oligarchy • ...
Learning Contract 4 2023-11-24
Across
- A form of government with a monarch at the head.
- A system of government by the whole population or all the eligible members of a state, typically through elected representatives.
- A leading city of ancient Greece, famous for its learning, culture, and democratic institutions.
- An alliance of ancient Greek city-states, dominated by Sparta and centered on the Peloponnese.
- The art of trading goods and services between two or more parties without money.
- A city-state in Ancient Greece, especially as considered in its ideal form for philosophical purposes.
- The highest class in certain societies, especially holding hereditary titles or offices.
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- A period of time dominated by a fusion of Greek language and customs with the culture of the Near East.
- A piece of land almost surrounded by water or projecting into a body of water.
- A war between citizens of the same country:
- An alliance led by Athens that brought together several Greek city-states to challenge the Persian Rule of eastern Greek colonies.
- A small kingdom centered along the Aegean Sea on the northeastern part of the Greek Peninsula.
- A Doric temple of Athena built on the Acropolis at Athens in the fifth century B.C.
- A geographical area in southeastern Europe with various geographical and historical definitions.
- A cruel and oppressive ruler.
- A small group of people having control of a country, organization, or institution.
- A period considered to be the peak in the history of a country or people, a time period when the greatest achievements were made.
- A body of troops or police officers standing or moving in close formation.
- A person who offers views or theories on profound questions in ethics, metaphysics, logic, and other related fields.
- Economy: A system or state of economic life in which money replaces barter in exchanging goods and services.
20 Clues: A cruel and oppressive ruler. • A war between citizens of the same country: • A form of government with a monarch at the head. • A body of troops or police officers standing or moving in close formation. • A piece of land almost surrounded by water or projecting into a body of water. • ...
Learning Contract 4 2023-11-25
Across
- A leading city of ancient Greece, famous for its learning, culture, and democratic institutions.
- An alliance of ancient Greek city-states, dominated by Sparta and centered on the Peloponnese.
- The art of trading goods and services between two or more parties without money.
- A body of troops or police officers standing or moving in close formation.
- Civilization: A period of time dominated by a fusion of Greek language and customs with the culture of the Near East.
- A city-state in Ancient Greece, especially as considered in its ideal form for philosophical purposes.
- A system of government by the whole population or all the eligible members of a state, typically through elected representatives.
- The highest class in certain societies, especially holding hereditary titles or offices.
- A war between citizens of the same country:
- A person who offers views or theories on profound questions in ethics, metaphysics, logic, and other related fields.
- A form of government with a monarch at the head.
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- An alliance led by Athens that brought together several Greek city-states to challenge the Persian Rule of eastern Greek colonies.
- A Doric temple of Athena built on the Acropolis at Athens in the fifth century B.C.
- A piece of land almost surrounded by water or projecting into a body of water.
- A small kingdom centered along the Aegean Sea on the northeastern part of the Greek Peninsula.
- A small group of people having control of a country, organization, or institution.
- A geographical area in southeastern Europe with various geographical and historical definitions.
- A cruel and oppressive ruler.
- A system or state of economic life in which money replaces barter in exchanging goods and services.
- A period considered to be the peak in the history of a country or people, a time period when the greatest achievements were made.
20 Clues: A cruel and oppressive ruler. • A war between citizens of the same country: • A form of government with a monarch at the head. • A body of troops or police officers standing or moving in close formation. • A piece of land almost surrounded by water or projecting into a body of water. • ...
Unit 3 Review: Ancient India & Greece 2023-03-20
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- Period of heavy rain that provides water for crops
- Government where all citizens have power by voting on decisions/laws
- Empire that was the Golden Age of Indian achievements such as the decimal system, concept of zero, roads
- Greek city-state that was open to new ideas, traded with others, focused on education for the mind
- Top group of the caste system call Brahmins
- Indus and Ganges that flooded and created fertile soil to grow crops
- Greek city-state where education was focused on military training and women had many rights
- Mountains that separate the subcontinent of South Asia from the rest of Asia
- Main geographic feature that caused Ancient Greece to have many independent city-states
- Government that had a few rich men in charge and used their power to harm the poor
- A social class of Ancient India that effects your job and every aspect of your life
- Most Greek city-states used trade to get what they needed because they were close to seas
- Socrates,Plato & Aristotle were all famous Greek _____________
- Hindu belief in a cycle of death and rebirth
- Emperor who did things like plant medical & food plants, supported all religions
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- State of being of freeing yourself from all desires and wants
- Government where king had power and got it by inheritance
- Good and Bad actions effects your place in the next life
- Doric, Ionic & Corinthian were all examples of ___________used in Greek architecture
- Government where one person has all the power and takes it illegally or by force
- Comedies and tragedies were types of __________ the Greeks performed
- Becoming one with Brahman and leaving the cycle of reincarnation
- What Buddhists hope to end by freeing themselves from their desires/wants
- Supreme being/God of Hinduism
- Emperor who helped his people by accepting all religions, planted medicine and food plants throughout his empire
- Bottom group of the caste system had to do the worst jobs
26 Clues: Supreme being/God of Hinduism • Top group of the caste system call Brahmins • Hindu belief in a cycle of death and rebirth • Period of heavy rain that provides water for crops • Good and Bad actions effects your place in the next life • Government where king had power and got it by inheritance • Bottom group of the caste system had to do the worst jobs • ...
Anatomy review 2022-05-10
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- lobe dealing with higher thought
- During Sliding Filament theory it is what the muscle contracts closer to
- lobe responsible for hearing
- gland Responsible for sweat production
- Top layer of skin
- 3 Degrees of this all can damage skin
- tissue using electrical impulses
- bone type Ex: scapula
- Blood cell type made yellow bone marrow
- bone type Ex: carpals
- middle layer of the heart
- lobe dealing with sight
- Third phase in integumentary repair
- Muscle type that is multinucleated and striated
- Study of body function
- tissue type that covers the body surface and lines body cavities
- carries oxygenated blood
- shaft of bones
- Muscle name associated with the Greek letter Delta
- study of body structure
- rate in which bacteria reproduce a minute
- Normal rate 120 or less
- how osteons are arranged
- Smallest layer in Muscle structure
- Greek root entero
- The language muscle names are based on
- controls heart rate breathing
- tissue supports and protects body organs.
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- Tissue type that makes up the hypodermis
- Greek root lacrim
- produce bone
- what gives blood its color
- break down bone
- Ability to recoil to original shape
- Middle layer of skin
- carries deoxygenated blood
- Muscle type that is nonstriated
- Membrane that covers the whole muscle
- Can occur after intense exercise or the absence of ATP(2 words)
- Greek root hepa
- How a muscle attaches to a bone
- connects bone to bone
- thrombocytes
- ends of bones
- Lower layer of skin
- tissue that provides movement.
- Greek root axill
- Normal rate 80 or less
- B antigens,Anti-A antibodies
- muscle Muscle that is striated uninuclear
- Helps in creating skin tone
- bone type ex:femur
- A-anti and Anti-B antibodies
53 Clues: produce bone • thrombocytes • ends of bones • shaft of bones • break down bone • Greek root hepa • Greek root axill • Greek root lacrim • Top layer of skin • Greek root entero • bone type ex:femur • Lower layer of skin • Middle layer of skin • bone type Ex: scapula • bone type Ex: carpals • connects bone to bone • Study of body function • Normal rate 80 or less • lobe dealing with sight • ...
Vocab #4 2022-12-13
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- is an alliance of ancient Greek states formed in 478–77 bc to fight Persia
- a building that is part of the Acropolis (= the remains of an ancient Greek city in Athens), and that was a temple (= a place of worship) of the goddess Athena: A tourist asked him how to get to the Parthenon
- of or pertaining to Greek civilization of the Mediterranean region and SW Asia from the death of Alexander the Great through the 1st century b.c., characterized by the blending of Greek and foreign cultures
- A system or stage of economic life in which money replaces barter in the exchange of goods
- is a person engaged or learned in philosophy, especially as an academic discipline
- A form of government ruled by a monarch
- A large peninsula in Southeastern Europe containing the Balkan Mountian Range
- A city in and the capital of Greece
- War is a war between citizens of the same country
- a cruel and oppressive ruler
- is an idyllic, often imaginary past time of peace, prosperity, and happiness
- is a system of government by the whole population or all the eligible members of a state, typically through elected representatives
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- was An ancient kingdom in the Balkan Peninsula in Southern Europe
- A cashless economic system in which services and goods are traded at negotiated rates
- city-state in ancient Greece especially considered in its ideal form for philosophical purposes
- an alliance of ancient Greek city-states, dominated by Sparta and centered on the Peloponnese
- a body of troops or police officers standing or moving in close formation
- the highest class in certain societies, especially those holding hereditary titles or offices\
- is a piece of land almost surrounded by water or projecting into a body of water
- a small group of people having control of a country, organization, or institution
20 Clues: a cruel and oppressive ruler • A city in and the capital of Greece • A form of government ruled by a monarch • War is a war between citizens of the same country • was An ancient kingdom in the Balkan Peninsula in Southern Europe • a body of troops or police officers standing or moving in close formation • ...
colins puzzle 2025-09-05
Across
- long narrative poem detailing heroic deeds
- Greek philosopher and scientist
- form of government and social system where a small
- cruel absolute ruler who exercises power in an oppressive and unrestrained way, often ignoring the rights of their citizens
- War,a major conflict in ancient Greece between the dominant naval power of Athens and the leading land power of Sparta, along with their respective allies
- ancient Greek poet who is credited as the author of the Iliad and the Odyssey
- democracy,a system where citizens, not elected representatives, make policy decisions and vote directly on laws and regulations.
- defining political and social unit of ancient Greece
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- II,king of Spain from from 1556 until 1598
- specific Athenian philosopher who is considered a founder of Western philosophy and was known for his dialectical method of questioning, known as the Socratic method.
- stories, often about gods, heroes, and the origins of the world, that serve to explain fundamental human
- system of government where supreme power is held by a single person
- form of power structure where rule is by a small group of people, who typically possess significant wealth, family ties, or military power
- the first Bronze Age civilization on the Greek mainland
- ancient Greek philosopher
- art,the art of ancient Greece and Rome, characterized by its emphasis on realism, idealized forms, proportion, and harmony
- member of an ancient Greek people who, around 1100 BCE, conquered the Peloponnese and overthrew the Mycenaean civilization
- sacred temple from which sprung fundamental legends about the cit
- Trojan war, a legendary, epic conflict fought by the early Greeks
- person who studies philosophy a discipline concerned with fundamental questions about existence, knowledge, values, reason, mind, and language and engages in the reasoned pursuit of fundamental truths
20 Clues: ancient Greek philosopher • Greek philosopher and scientist • II,king of Spain from from 1556 until 1598 • long narrative poem detailing heroic deeds • form of government and social system where a small • defining political and social unit of ancient Greece • the first Bronze Age civilization on the Greek mainland • ...
Greek_Spain 2025-02-17
Across
- spanish round biscuits with a hole covered with chocolate
- famous young barcelona's football player
- famous greek football player
- famous university life city
- Barcelona's cathedral(two words)
- food with rabbit and rice
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- popular street food
- used to cook
- celebration about consuming meat
- spanish celebration starts with F
- white or red kind of drink
- macaroni food
- popular football stadium in Thessaloniki
- valencia's stadium
- Spain's capital
- greek religion
- Greece's capital
17 Clues: used to cook • macaroni food • greek religion • Spain's capital • Greece's capital • valencia's stadium • popular street food • food with rabbit and rice • white or red kind of drink • famous university life city • famous greek football player • celebration about consuming meat • Barcelona's cathedral(two words) • spanish celebration starts with F • popular football stadium in Thessaloniki • ...
Famous Sculptures 2023-09-12
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- - Easter Island stone heads
- - Sculptor of "The Thinker"
- - Pondering bronze figure
- - Brooding angel sculpture
- - Michelangelo's masterpiece
- - Egyptian mythological statue
- - Mary cradling Jesus sculpture
- - Greek goddess statue
- - Winged goddess of victory
- - Creator of "The Kiss"
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- - Rio de Janeiro's iconic figure
- - Picasso's anti-war masterpiece
- - Ancient discus thrower
- - Greek Nike statue
- - Iconic New York statue
15 Clues: - Greek Nike statue • - Greek goddess statue • - Creator of "The Kiss" • - Ancient discus thrower • - Iconic New York statue • - Pondering bronze figure • - Brooding angel sculpture • - Easter Island stone heads • - Sculptor of "The Thinker" • - Winged goddess of victory • - Michelangelo's masterpiece • - Egyptian mythological statue • - Mary cradling Jesus sculpture • ...
Roman inventions Kiss Frigyes 2024-01-01
Across
- - semi-automated device that harvests crops
- - prehistoric stone
- - greek descent
- - late 3rd century to the 7th century)
- - concrete objects like stones
- - barrier
- - soldiers
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- - building
- - a structure with a roof and walls, such as a house or factory.
- - a wide way
- - wealth
- - short smooth-bore gun
- - powdery substance
- - native of ancient Etruria.
- - hard crystalline
15 Clues: - wealth • - barrier • - building • - soldiers • - a wide way • - greek descent • - hard crystalline • - prehistoric stone • - powdery substance • - short smooth-bore gun • - native of ancient Etruria. • - concrete objects like stones • - late 3rd century to the 7th century) • - semi-automated device that harvests crops • - a structure with a roof and walls, such as a house or factory.
Ancient Greece Crossward Puzzle 2021-11-02
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- Battle in 490 B.C.
- A government where everyone would elect each and every law
- A greek city state
- Thinkers who Ponder questions in life.
- A narrow pass through the mountains where people fought, and it was easy to defend.
- He became leader in 486 B.C. after his dad Darius died.
- A city state in Greece that focused ver much on war
- A settlement in a new territory that keeps close ties to its homeland.
- A tyrant in ancient Greece who seized power in 560 B.C.
- Someone who takes power by force and rules with total Authority
- Final Battle of the Persian war where Greek crushed the Persians
- Strait where the Greek Fleet attacked the Persian Fleet
- The starting island where the delian league was.
- A free woman in Athens that was not a native american and taught things to Athenians.
- Provinces in Ancient Greece
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- It is the place where the Persians lived, it is what is today Iran
- An Athenian General that came up with a plan to fight the Persians.
- Civilization in Ancient Greek
- Came to the throne in 521 B.C. and reorganized the government to make it work better
- Spartans captive workers
- An island near the Greek mainland where Ancient Minoans lives
- A city state in Greece that had a direct democracy, and focused on education.
- He was the leading general in politics after the Persian wars.
- He was leader who united the Persians into a powerful kingdom
- The Persian religion
- A government where a small group of people rule
- A body of land with water on 3 sides
- Open space with 2 functions, a market and a space where people could meet and debate issues.
- An offical who ruled satrapies
- A noble that was a leader in Ancient Greece
30 Clues: Battle in 490 B.C. • A greek city state • The Persian religion • Spartans captive workers • Provinces in Ancient Greece • Civilization in Ancient Greek • An offical who ruled satrapies • A body of land with water on 3 sides • Thinkers who Ponder questions in life. • A noble that was a leader in Ancient Greece • A government where a small group of people rule • ...
Root Words 2013-03-05
Across
- Philanthropists, philosophers, and the philharmonic all use the Latin root for
- The Greek root gen means
- The Greek root for recall
- A plant uses photosynthesis to grow. Based on understanding the root word photo means
- Activity, interaction, and react all use the root word that means
- To look at closely also means
- Biography, autobiography, and biology all have the root word that means
- The root word rupt means
- The root morph means
- those who look good in photographs are very
- Signal, Signature, significant all mean to
- The Greek root word for word
- Contact, tactile, and intact all use the Latin word that means
- A synonym for rank might come from what root word
- Novel, novice, novelty, and nova all use the root word that means
- Biped, Pedestrian and Pedal all use the root word that is associated with
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- Which of the following means “to drive?”
- Geographic, geometry, and geology all use the root word that means
- Location, dislocated, and local all use the root word meaning
- The Latin root for greatest is which of the following
- The Greek root ast/astr means
- build uses the Latin root word
- Aquarium, aqua aquamarine, and Aquarius all use the same root word that means
- Strict, restrict and constrictor all use the root word strict meaning to
- Maternal, maternity and alma mater all use the root word
- Which of the following words all use the root word that means life?
- San means
- cap means
- recognize, incognito, and recognizable all use the root word that means
- Abbreviate, Breve, and Brevity all have to do with the meaning of
- Audio, audience, and audible are all related to the Latin root for
- The Greek root word that means make is
32 Clues: San means • cap means • The root morph means • The Greek root gen means • The root word rupt means • The Greek root for recall • The Greek root word for word • The Greek root ast/astr means • To look at closely also means • build uses the Latin root word • The Greek root word that means make is • Which of the following means “to drive?” • Signal, Signature, significant all mean to • ...
World History Crossword Puzzle 2014-02-08
Across
- a type of poisonous plant that has small white flowers
- a living thing; the state of existence; the most important or basic part of a person's mind or self
- the order in which a series of events happened
- the death or suffering of a martyr
- originally known as Alexander the third of Macedon was a Greek king of the kingdom of Macedon who was taught by Aristotle
- an Iranian prophet that said there were two forces that controlled the world, Light and darkness
- a member of the common people of ancient Rome
- an exciting, emotional, or unexpected series of circumstances
- a philosopher of Classical Greece that was a student of Socrates and a mathematician. Founder of the Academy in Athens
- Carib women who fought alongside the Carib men when they went into battle
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- organisms that eat their own species
- named after the Greek philosopher Socrates, which was based on questioning and examining what we know
- a Greek philosopher who taught Alexander the Great he was a student at Plato's Academy in Athens. He was the first genuine scientist in history.
- formed by adding two or more amounts
- a Roman general, or dictator of the Roman Republic who lead it to its demise and the rise of the Roman Empire. He was stabbed to death by the Senate
- ancient country W Europe comprising the region now occupied by France and Belgium and at one time also the Pro valley in N Italy
- a French philosopher and mathematician who spent most of his life in the Dutch Republic
- a fly that annoy horses and other livestock
- was an English poet, satirist, lawyer, and cleric the Church of England
- was a Greek historian, biographer, and essayist. Studied at the Academy in Athens
- a Greek philosopher who's way of life, character, and thought exerted a profound influence on ancient and modern philosopher
- the idea or belief that everything has two opposite pairs or principles
22 Clues: the death or suffering of a martyr • organisms that eat their own species • formed by adding two or more amounts • a fly that annoy horses and other livestock • a member of the common people of ancient Rome • the order in which a series of events happened • a type of poisonous plant that has small white flowers • ...
Classical Empires 2022-10-26
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- This was the Spartan school of war
- These architectural marvels provided cool spaces, water and showed the Indian's strong understanding of geometry
- After a brief period of divided rule, this dynasty unified India and started a Golden Age
- This ruler created the largest empire in India before modern times
- The first emperor of China
- This merit based system involved testing to fill the government with capable people
- A 13,000 mile long wall. Construction started by Shi Huangdi
- the belief that people are naturally evil and need strict laws to be controlled
- This Greek city state created a society revolving around war and minimalism
- under this leader, Athens experienced a Golden Age
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- This philosopher was a student of Plato and tutored Alexander the Great
- This was an alliance system created by Athens to prevent Persian invasion
- These were rest areas along trade routes and places for Buddhist worship
- These divided up much of the Greek peninsula, allowing for the rise of independent city-states
- During China's Golden Age trade along the ____ ____ flourished
- This Greek philosopher focused on ethics through a method of questioning. He was put to death by the people of Athens
- This dynasty lead China to a Golden Age
- This political system, developed by Athens, allowed for some of its citizens to participate in politics
- This religion influenced the Rock and Pillar Edicts
- This culture emerged from the Macedonian Empire, combining Greek, Persian, Egyptian and Indian culture
- ____ scholars believed the ruler had a responsibility to their people are were persecuted by the first Emperor of China for their beliefs
- This Great leader inherited his fathers empires and used its power to conquer the Persian Empire and beyond
- It's not nothing! This was an important mathematical development during the Indian Golden Age
- this philosopher was a student of Socrates and wrote about ethics and politics
- The Greek name for their city-states
25 Clues: The first emperor of China • This was the Spartan school of war • The Greek name for their city-states • This dynasty lead China to a Golden Age • under this leader, Athens experienced a Golden Age • This religion influenced the Rock and Pillar Edicts • A 13,000 mile long wall. Construction started by Shi Huangdi • ...
Ancient Greece 1 2025-02-03
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- a system of government with rule by a small, rich, powerful group
- bring goods into a country or area for sale or trade
- a fortified area at the top of a hill, sometimes used for religious worship.
- foods that make up a basci diet
- send goods out of a country or area for sale or trade
- a group of territories or nations under a single ruler, often called an emperor
- a body of land surrounded by water on three sides
- Greek city-state that was a democracy
- area in Ancient Greek that included a central city (polis) and the surrounding villages; like a tiny independent country
- 26 mile footrace
- a system of government with rule by its citizens
- the weather pattern of a particular area
- a system of government ruled by a person who takes power by force and rules with total authority
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- a skilled craftsperson
- Greek city-state that was an oligarchy with its own permanent army
- one who studies remains of the past
- plays that have unhappy endings
- Greek philosopher who tguth Alexander the Great; started his own school, the Lyceum
- center of a city-state (the city)
- a group of people that have common government, education, jobs, religion, etc.
- a thinker who seeks wisdom and ponders questions about life
- the wealth and resources of a country or region, especially in terms of the production and consumption of goods and services
- cloth, fabric or other woven material
- the Great King of Macedonia; excellent military leader; expanded Greek culture throughout the region
- a person that is legally recognized as a member of a state or country, with associated rights and obligations
- an open area that served as both a market and a meeting place
26 Clues: 26 mile footrace • a skilled craftsperson • foods that make up a basci diet • plays that have unhappy endings • center of a city-state (the city) • one who studies remains of the past • cloth, fabric or other woven material • Greek city-state that was a democracy • the weather pattern of a particular area • a system of government with rule by its citizens • ...
Colin 2025-09-04
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- long narrative poem detailing heroic deeds
- Greek philosopher and scientist
- form of government and social system where a small
- cruel absolute ruler who exercises power in an oppressive and unrestrained way, often ignoring the rights of their citizens
- War,a major conflict in ancient Greece between the dominant naval power of Athens and the leading land power of Sparta, along with their respective allies
- ancient Greek poet who is credited as the author of the Iliad and the Odyssey
- democracy,a system where citizens, not elected representatives, make policy decisions and vote directly on laws and regulations.
- defining political and social unit of ancient Greece
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- II,king of Spain from from 1556 until 1598
- specific Athenian philosopher who is considered a founder of Western philosophy and was known for his dialectical method of questioning, known as the Socratic method.
- stories, often about gods, heroes, and the origins of the world, that serve to explain fundamental human
- system of government where supreme power is held by a single person
- form of power structure where rule is by a small group of people, who typically possess significant wealth, family ties, or military power
- the first Bronze Age civilization on the Greek mainland
- ancient Greek philosopher
- art,the art of ancient Greece and Rome, characterized by its emphasis on realism, idealized forms, proportion, and harmony
- member of an ancient Greek people who, around 1100 BCE, conquered the Peloponnese and overthrew the Mycenaean civilization
- sacred temple from which sprung fundamental legends about the cit
- Trojan war, a legendary, epic conflict fought by the early Greeks
- person who studies philosophy a discipline concerned with fundamental questions about existence, knowledge, values, reason, mind, and language and engages in the reasoned pursuit of fundamental truths
20 Clues: ancient Greek philosopher • Greek philosopher and scientist • II,king of Spain from from 1556 until 1598 • long narrative poem detailing heroic deeds • form of government and social system where a small • defining political and social unit of ancient Greece • the first Bronze Age civilization on the Greek mainland • ...
Jeopardy Theatre 1 Review 2025-12-05
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- the perspective the stage directions are from
- what we call the audience space
- play about what was right and wrong
- USL stands for this
- the organization that banned theatre during medieval times
- the part of the greek stage where the audience sat
- a frozen scene that tells a story
- one of the things to remember when miming- how it looks
- one of the things to remember when miming- is it the same the whole time
- one of the things to remember when miming- how big is it
- play about saints
- the form of theatre that was improvised in the renaissance
- the god of theatre, wine, fertility and insanity
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- part of the greek stage that was in the very back used for costume changes
- type of the stage that is a room that is square and black and has a movable audience
- the type of stage that has an arch and only one audience side
- one of the things to remember when miming- how heavy it is.
- the pit in a greek stage where they sang and dance
- commedia dell'arte stock character that is a clown and the reason for slapstick
- the only gender allowed to act until the renissance
- the moving stage that was used to show bible plays to the public
- type of stage that has three sides and has the stage coming out into the audience
- The Performance of Mime accompanied by music
- play about the bible
- Stands for this
- the famous theatre writer from the renaissance
- a group of people who speak at the same time during greek plays
- the main character of the morality play we watched
- The theatrical technique of using gestures to express imaginary items ands actions.
- type of that has audience all the way around
30 Clues: Stands for this • play about saints • USL stands for this • play about the bible • what we call the audience space • a frozen scene that tells a story • play about what was right and wrong • The Performance of Mime accompanied by music • type of that has audience all the way around • the perspective the stage directions are from • the famous theatre writer from the renaissance • ...
GREEK ACCOMPLISHMENTS 2015-03-10
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- first to put knowledge into classifications
- what the Roman's copied and used in their own language
- established a major empire - led to Hellenist culture
- epic story of a great journey - lead character's return from war
- how Greek sculptures differed from Egyptian
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- What Hoppocrates helped develop
- encouraged people to pursue knowledge by answering questions
- main god of the ancient Greece
- Greek philosopher - Plato's 'claim to fame'
- Hippocrates was the
- the strongest and most well-known of 150 ancient Greek city-states
- Pythagoras's 'discovery' in math
- Athen's was the first to develop
- Greatest poet in Ancient Greece - wrote masterpiece
- what Geek culture and accomplishment is considered "_____ of Western Civ"
15 Clues: Hippocrates was the • main god of the ancient Greece • What Hoppocrates helped develop • Pythagoras's 'discovery' in math • Athen's was the first to develop • first to put knowledge into classifications • Greek philosopher - Plato's 'claim to fame' • how Greek sculptures differed from Egyptian • Greatest poet in Ancient Greece - wrote masterpiece • ...
GREEK ACCOMPLISHMENTS 2015-03-10
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- main god of the ancient Greece
- what the Roman's copied and used in their own language
- Greatest poet in Ancient Greece - wrote masterpiece
- Pythagoras's 'discovery' in math
- how Greek sculptures differed from Egyptian
- first to put knowledge into classifications
- epic story of a great journey - lead character's return from war
- Hippocrates was the
- Greek philosopher - Plato's 'claim to fame'
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- encouraged people to pursue knowledge by answering questions
- Athen's was the first to develop
- the strongest and most well-known of 150 ancient Greek city-states
- What Hoppocrates helped develop
- established a major empire - led to Hellenist culture
- what Geek culture and accomplishment is considered "_____ of Western Civ"
15 Clues: Hippocrates was the • main god of the ancient Greece • What Hoppocrates helped develop • Athen's was the first to develop • Pythagoras's 'discovery' in math • how Greek sculptures differed from Egyptian • first to put knowledge into classifications • Greek philosopher - Plato's 'claim to fame' • Greatest poet in Ancient Greece - wrote masterpiece • ...
Roman Theater 2024-01-24
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- When they flooded the theater for fake sea battles
- The type of arena the Coliseum is
- These warriors fought each other for entertainment
- What Roman's had (meaning they loved violence)
- The part of the world we are focusing on this unit
- Females were playing females, but not often
- The part of Greek theater that the Romans got rid of
- The element that was added to Roman theater
- Greek-Style theater was one of the only regularly _________.
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- Silent acting
- Oblong arena
- The vehicle that the Roman's raced
- Roman tragedies were _______ of Greek tragedies
- Rome conquered them by 146 BC
- The tragedy that we talked about yesterday
15 Clues: Oblong arena • Silent acting • Rome conquered them by 146 BC • The type of arena the Coliseum is • The vehicle that the Roman's raced • The tragedy that we talked about yesterday • Females were playing females, but not often • The element that was added to Roman theater • What Roman's had (meaning they loved violence) • Roman tragedies were _______ of Greek tragedies • ...
Greece 2025-02-27
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- Student of plato
- Athenian general who wrote about the peloponnesian war
- a Athenian playwright who wrote about tragidies
- a city-state that is spelled like the indian capital
- first greek dramas in a set of 3 plays
- saurtaes student
- Athenean playwright
- A tall mountain thought to be the home of the gods A greek historian who wrote about the Persian wars
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- a shrine where a god revealed the future
- organized system that lead people to good choices
- ceremonies to the gods with gifts and prayer.
- group of travling teachers
- writes of the Oresta, 3 plays
- A greek historian who wrote about the persian wars
- steps to reach a goal
15 Clues: Student of plato • saurtaes student • Athenean playwright • steps to reach a goal • group of travling teachers • writes of the Oresta, 3 plays • first greek dramas in a set of 3 plays • a shrine where a god revealed the future • ceremonies to the gods with gifts and prayer. • a Athenian playwright who wrote about tragidies • organized system that lead people to good choices • ...
Black Ships Before Troy 2025-09-16
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- – Girl whose dad was Apollo’s priest
- – Trojan prince who ran away with Helen
- – Troy’s top fighter and Prince of the city
- – Magic river that almost made Achilles invincible
- – Goddess of love who promised Paris Helen
- – Clever Greek who found Achilles on Scyros
- – Forest nymph who loved Paris first
- – Greek king who quarreled with Achilles
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- – Achilles’s best friend and warrior buddy
- – Famous city the Greeks laid siege to
- – Great Greek hero with one weak heel
- – Woman Achilles won in battle, then lost again
- – Island where Achilles hid dressed as a girl
- – God who made the Greeks sick with his arrows
- – Spartan queen whose beauty started the war
15 Clues: – Girl whose dad was Apollo’s priest • – Forest nymph who loved Paris first • – Great Greek hero with one weak heel • – Famous city the Greeks laid siege to • – Trojan prince who ran away with Helen • – Greek king who quarreled with Achilles • – Achilles’s best friend and warrior buddy • – Goddess of love who promised Paris Helen • ...
Celtic Spring Themes 2024-03-14
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- Celebration marking the first day of spring in the Celtic calendar
- Ancient Celtic priests who were keepers of tradition, including lore, legal systems, and seasonal ceremonies
- This tree, sacred in Celtic mythology, symbolizes balance and harmony.
- In Celtic mythology, the realm of eternal youth and beauty, often associated with spring’s rejuvenating qualities
- A traditional dance performed by Celts during spring festivals
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- Traditional Celtic symbol of the trinity that might be seen more frequently during spring celebrations
- Spring flower associated with rebirth and new beginnings, often used in Celtic celebrations
- The Celtic festival celebrating the start of the pastoral summer
- A type of ancient Celtic poem that praises the beauty of nature in spring
- Celtic goddess of fertility, celebrated in spring
10 Clues: Celtic goddess of fertility, celebrated in spring • A traditional dance performed by Celts during spring festivals • The Celtic festival celebrating the start of the pastoral summer • Celebration marking the first day of spring in the Celtic calendar • This tree, sacred in Celtic mythology, symbolizes balance and harmony. • ...
The Martian Crossword 2023-06-22
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- 1 day on Mars
- single-celled organisms found in soil
- approximately 39 inches
- seeds sprout into plants
- National Aeronautics and Space Administration
- scientist who studies plants
- Greek god of messengers
- extra-vehicular activity
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- 80% of Earth's atmosphere
- H20
- approximately 0.6 miles
- gas necessary for life
- Mars Ascent Vehicle
- 4th planet from the Sun
- gas layer that surrounds a planet
- Greek god of war
16 Clues: H20 • 1 day on Mars • Greek god of war • Mars Ascent Vehicle • gas necessary for life • approximately 0.6 miles • approximately 39 inches • 4th planet from the Sun • Greek god of messengers • seeds sprout into plants • extra-vehicular activity • 80% of Earth's atmosphere • scientist who studies plants • gas layer that surrounds a planet • single-celled organisms found in soil • ...
Science Crossword Puzzle Activity 2021-07-01
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- Artificial silk.
- The Greek word for many.
- Large units which are combinations of small units used in making synthetic fibres.
- Small units(chemical substances) that are joined together for making synthetic fibres.
- The Greek word for part/unit.
- Mixture of polyester and wool.
- Artificial wool.
- Petroleum based products which are used in making synthetic fibres.
- The Greek word for one.
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- The monomer used in making acrylic.
- Plastics that can be bent easily.
- Commonly used non-biodegradable material for making a variety of objects such as various containers, bottles, electrical switches etc.
- Mixture of polyester and cotton.
- Thermosetting plastic that is used as coating on the clothes of firemen.
- First fully synthetic fibre.
- The mineral which is used in making nylon fibres.
- A commonly known type of polyester.
- The chemical used in giving foods their smell.
18 Clues: Artificial silk. • Artificial wool. • The Greek word for one. • The Greek word for many. • First fully synthetic fibre. • The Greek word for part/unit. • Mixture of polyester and wool. • Mixture of polyester and cotton. • Plastics that can be bent easily. • The monomer used in making acrylic. • A commonly known type of polyester. • The chemical used in giving foods their smell. • ...
Byzantine Empire 2016-09-21
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- Code of ____
- Western Romans were belonged to the Roman ________ church
- Latin was spoken in the ________ church
- The Corpus Juris Civilius was also known as __________ code
- Justinian had Byzantine scholars collect and revise a single body law called _______ Juris Civilius
- Cyril and Methodius created the ______ alphabet to translate the bible into Slavic languages
- Emperor Diocletian separated the Roman Empire into ___ halves
- After _________ death, the Roman Empire was again split in two
- Byzantines were known for their icons and _______
- During the ______ ____, the two branches of Christianity drew further apart (two words)
- _____ alphabet was adapted to the Slavic languages
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- In the Western Roman Empire, people spoke ____
- Serves as a 'bridge' between Asia and Europe
- Romans had to worry about these invaders in the west
- Trade and _________ expanded in the cities
- Byzantine emperor
- Byzantines belonged to the Greek _______ church
- Greek was spoken in the _______ church
18 Clues: Code of ____ • Byzantine emperor • Greek was spoken in the _______ church • Latin was spoken in the ________ church • Trade and _________ expanded in the cities • Serves as a 'bridge' between Asia and Europe • In the Western Roman Empire, people spoke ____ • Byzantines belonged to the Greek _______ church • Byzantines were known for their icons and _______ • ...
The Stheno Times Cross #5 2025-07-20
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- frozen
- im coming to save the day!
- usually credited for who invented the lightbulb
- im hungry
- I got a lot of moons
- sick chicken
- im using it right now on a screen
- known as the red planet
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- whoa that dudes big
- BURNNNN
- newspaper name
- the species of the name of the newspaper
- what is medusa in mythology
- round wood
14 Clues: frozen • BURNNNN • im hungry • round wood • sick chicken • newspaper name • whoa that dudes big • I got a lot of moons • known as the red planet • im coming to save the day! • what is medusa in mythology • im using it right now on a screen • the species of the name of the newspaper • usually credited for who invented the lightbulb
Mythology Mayhem! 2022-05-25
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- (Egyptian) Created himself then other gods by uttering their secret names
- (Greek) Curiosity got the best of her
- (Egyptian) Personification of the Nile River
- (Egyptian) god of the lotus blossom who emerged from the primeval waters at the beginning of time
- (Egyptian) Killed his brother for revenge
- (Norse) Child of Loki, will break free of his chains on Ragnarok
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- (Greek) A skillful architect who made a pair of beautiful wax wings for himself and his son
- (Greek) Defied Zeus by stealing fire and giving it to humanity; a friend of man
- (Norse) Sacrificed his eye for divine wisdom
- (Norse) Lost his hammer, had to dress up as a bride to retrieve it
10 Clues: (Greek) Curiosity got the best of her • (Egyptian) Killed his brother for revenge • (Norse) Sacrificed his eye for divine wisdom • (Egyptian) Personification of the Nile River • (Norse) Child of Loki, will break free of his chains on Ragnarok • (Norse) Lost his hammer, had to dress up as a bride to retrieve it • ...
Mythology 101 2022-12-06
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- A Greek poem about the siege of Troy
- a traditional supernatural story
- god of the sea and earthquakes
- a woman who is adored for her beauty
- Ancient city that was the site of the Trojan war
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- name of giants with one eye
- a theory that acts as a guiding principle
- the mortal offspring of a god
- commonly known to have snakes for hair
- a famous mythical Greek hero
10 Clues: name of giants with one eye • a famous mythical Greek hero • the mortal offspring of a god • god of the sea and earthquakes • a traditional supernatural story • A Greek poem about the siege of Troy • a woman who is adored for her beauty • commonly known to have snakes for hair • a theory that acts as a guiding principle • Ancient city that was the site of the Trojan war
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 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
- Where does lightning come from according to Norse mythology?
- the goddess of motherhood and mother if 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 if Balder • God of war and death and is the one-eyed All father • Giant that Thor hated and tried to kill three times • the Norse people's life is centered on a vast sacred tree • ...
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 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? • ...
Norse Mythology 2023-03-28
10 Clues: Queen of gods • Trickster god • Daughter of Loki • Father of all gods • They Valued ___ alot • They were expert ____ • What are the Norse viewed as? • what are the Norse also called? • Viewed as the Strongest of the gods • Breaking an ___ is viewed as bad a murder
Egyptian Mythology 2023-05-09
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- The embodiment of natural elements
- Typically depicted as chaos in Egyptian myth
- Embodiment of the death experience
- The type of ship used to pull the sun
- Who pulls the sun across the sky?
- Father of two deities who keeps them separate
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- What was born after land emerged from chaos?
- A group of 9 deities descended from Atum
- Created humans out of clay
- Egyptian god of the dead
10 Clues: Egyptian god of the dead • Created humans out of clay • Who pulls the sun across the sky? • The embodiment of natural elements • Embodiment of the death experience • The type of ship used to pull the sun • A group of 9 deities descended from Atum • What was born after land emerged from chaos? • Typically depicted as chaos in Egyptian myth • ...
