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1. TV

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1. football

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1. cycling, playing the piano, skiiing, hiking, skipping, reading storybooks

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1. play socer what do you like to do?

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1. soccer | watch movies | dance | cook | read a book | paint a picture

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1. computer games | play the guitar | run

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1. puzzles, playing checkers, riding a bike, flying a kite, watching TV, taking photos, skipping rope, playing pc games, singing songs, swimming, climbing, ice skating, playing tennis, riding horse, camping, playing cards, walking, hiking, scuba-divin, fishin, doing ballet, reading books, playing paintball, playing hopscotch, playing the guitar.

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1. The key to success

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1. money you earn

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1. Football Tennis Chess Videogames Computer Reading WritingLanguages

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1. riding, collecting stamps, bird watching , mountain climbing, fishing, gardening, swimming

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1. The key to success

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1. paint; papercutting; fit; around; change; life; museum; thing; apart; take apart; fix; endless; scientist; dream; true; come true; club; member; geography; p.m.; volleyball; each; once; join; meeting; sound; plan; questionnaire; role; model; design; skill; painting; artist; master; work; become; designer; future; in the future; hope

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1. TO MUSIC

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1. move rhythmically to music, typically following a set sequence of steps.

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2. football

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1. basketball

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1. & Baking

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1. Knitting production of fabric by employing a continuous yarn or set of yarns to form a series of interlocking loops.

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1. the piano\video games\ Gardening\Watching movies\Cycling

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2. clue
4. clue

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1. clue
3. clue

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1. GAME

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1. football – play basketball – play video games – watch series – go shopping – watch videos – listen to music – cycling – play board games – read -draw – dance – cook – chat -

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1. likes to play with dog toys favorite color is blue favorite food is pizza favorite hobbies are dancing& swimming favorite place to visit is florida

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1. likes to play with dog toys favorite color is blue favorite food is pizza favorite hobbies are dancing& swimming favorite place to visit is florida

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1. i mostly do or committee to is playing sports and lift weights.Sports i play is basketball and football.my hobbies is drawing and helping my dad at work.

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1. i mostly do or committee to is playing sports and lift weights.Sports i play is basketball and football.my hobbies is drawing and helping my dad at work.

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1. cafeteria (4)dialogue(5)sheer(6) embarrassed (7)ravenous (8)perplexed(9)taciturn (10)baffle(11)decimate(12) elaborate (13)laudable(14) formidable (15)palpable.

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3. Allen learned how to play _________ from his Grandma Blair.
5. After Allen proposed to Jill, they saw the movie “_________ Story”.
8. Allen usually got his books from the Book ________________.
11. What war was going on while Allen served in the navy?
13. While driving, Allen fell asleep and _________ his Volkswagen bug.
14. Allen’s favorite food as a child was ______________. His mom would broil it in their gas oven.
16. Allen first met Jill in this class during his Senior Year of High School.
21. Allen’s first home was located in which city? (Hint: This city no longer exists.)
23. What was Allen’s nickname when he was growing up? It was given to him by his friends.
27. Allen and Jill were married on June _____, 1971.
29. Allen’s position in the US Navy was a ____________.
31. Allen played an instrument in Junior High and High School. What was it?
34. Allen was born on July 10, 19_____.
35. How many kids does Allen have?
36. What rank was Allen when he retired from the guard? (Hint: Master _________.)
38. Allen’s favorite drink is _______________.
40. Allen enjoyed watching the _______________ dump at Kennecott Copper Mine with his family.
42. Allen’s favorite radio show as a kid was “The Lone _______________________.”
43. Allen and Jill visited southern California for their honeymoon and went to which amusement park while they were there?
46. Allen’s first job was at Harmon's Grocery Store as a ____________.
47. At Disney World, Allen got in trouble for doing what to a Disney World Cast Member?
48. Allen had several chores as a kid, he disliked mowing the lawn because he had to use a ____________ mower.
49. What is Allen’s middle name?
50. Allen currently works at ___________________ Systems.
51. Allen’s favorite candy as a kid was ______________ candy.
52. How many years did Allen serve in the Air National Guard?
54. How many brothers does Allen have?

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1. Allen coached this sport while his kids were young.
2. What color was Allen’s hair before it turned white?
4. Allen would always threaten his kids with this on Christmas morning.
6. Allen’s favorite band growing up was the _______________________.
7. Allen’s father’s name is ______________.
9. What type of ship did Allen serve on while in the US Navy?
10. While in the Navy, Allen served on two different ship. One was named the USS Persistent and the other ship was the USS _______________.
12. Allen was ____________ years old when he joined the US Navy.
15. Allen enjoyed reading ____________ fiction as a kid.
17. Allen broke up with Jill after seeing the movie “_____________________.” (Hint: “The rain in Spain…)
18. On June 21, 1972, Allen and Jill were sealed in the ________________ Temple.
19. Which of Allen’s friends refused to get marry until Allen returned home to be his best man? (Hint: His last name is Tomlin.)
20. While in the US Navy, Allen’s ______________ visited him, when he was going through a rough time.
22. Allen and Jill’s first date took place after their High School play performance of “South Pacific.” They went with a bunch of friends and hung out at _____________ park until the police stopped by and told them to go home.
24. Allen always carries this item in his pocket. (Hint: Achoo!)
25. Allen was stationed in _________________, California for Boot Camp in 1967.
26. Allen’s three friends growing up were Steve Davis, Ken Tomlin, and Don _______________.
28. Allen went to ____________ High School, where he graduated in 1965.
30. How many years has Allen and Jill been married?
32. When Allen was a kid, he enjoyed going hunting and ________ with his family.
33. What branch of the military did Allen not serve in? (Hint: The Coast Guard does not count.)
37. The first year Allen served in the navy, he was stationed in Adak, _______________.
39. Allen volunteered as a _____________ during the 2002 Olympics.
41. Allen’s current hobbies are Family History and Find a _________________.
44. Allen graduated from Weber State University with a B.S. degree in what?
45. What was Allen’s mother’s name?
46. Allen’s favorite subject in school was ___________ and gym.
48. What vehicle did Allen’s kids use as a slide? (Hint: It was green.)
53. Allen served ________ years, 11 months, and 21 days in the US Navy.

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5. I'm a professional foodie who never gets the lingo right
7. I have Governor Newsom's personal email account
9. I've been to a casino over 10 times and have never won money
11. I like whisky and would like to be a whisky sommelier but I am too lazy to actually be one
12. I have a culinary degree from the Culinary Institute of America
15. I was banned from entering the US but they can't keep me out
16. I'm a social butterfly who can find friends no matter what country I'm in
21. My parents and the doctor thought I was a boy until the second I was born
22. My name in Malay means sport; they have a festival in my name but it's for sports, not to commemorate me
24. We closed on a house in Denver on our very first visit to the city
27. I’ve ridden an ostrich and seen a great white shark face to face in the wild
30. I could still beat my son in basketball when he was on the high school team
32. I'm from Switzerland
35. Trading stocks is my mental therapy
36. I am Katarina and Adam's third wheel
37. I'm terrible at singing. Even when my children were very young, they would ask me to stop singing
38. I now have stuffed animals more than I had when I was a kid because my parents didn't allow me to buy many stuffed animals/dolls and then got married to Yeremia, who also loves stuffed animals
39. I like durian
41. I'm upgrading my python enclosure and am looking for tips on heating a 4x2x2 PVC ball python enclosure
42. I am forgetful to the point that I forgot where I parked my motorcycle and thought someone stole it and called the police
43. I can unicycle
45. I learned how to fly drones so I could take care of vineyards
46. Katarina was my summer camp counselor when I was 13. The year after that when she was camp director, I misbehaved and she made me serenade 'Call me Maybe' in front of the entire camp
47. I can wear junior size 2 shoes
48. I've been friends with the bride's family since I was 3

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1. I was born in Guanajuato, Mexico
2. I’ve hiked Kilimanjaro
3. I have a dog that loves to act like a cat
4. When I was growing up, I wanted to be an astronaut. I still want to be an astronaut
6. I lift 52.5 lbs on squats in a weight-lifting class
8. I've been to Antarctica
10. There are more pigs than people in my home state (Iowa)
11. I can sleep anywhere, including starbucks where they once thought I was homeless
13. I ran a summer camp with Katarina!
14. Please introduce me as the biggest coffee lover at this wedding ;)
17. I interviewed the son of an Italian prince -- I worked at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival and he was one of the filmmakers
18. If my friend can't finish a meal I'll eat it
19. I was a food tour guide in San Gabriel Valley
20. I've been known to store chips in the fridge
23. I'm an academic who studies spiders!
25. I published 2 journal articles in college with at least one citation
26. FAA records name me as the manufacturer of an airplane
27. My chocolate chip cookies got 2nd place in the 2019 Washington state fair
28. I'm a ballerina (I took 1 class)
29. I have 6-7 hobbies that I don't have time to do
31. I watch an insane amount of Netflix and love dim sum
33. We had to be rescued off the slopes of a volcano in Costa Rica by red cross volunteers once
34. I like to annoy my roommates by singing opera and dancing
39. I'm the father of twin toddler girls and am an avid board gamer
40. I play advent of code with kidder
42. My last name means tall (I am tall)
44. On my 25th birthday I drank a fifth of jagermeister in under 2 hours
46. I volunteer at a soup kitchen called Feeding Greene
47. I once ran a marathon in dress shoes

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2. The first year Allen served in the navy, he was stationed in Adak, _______________.
6. At Disney World, Allen got in trouble for doing what to a Disney World Cast Member?
10. While driving, Allen fell asleep and _________ his Volkswagen bug.
11. While in the US Navy, Allen’s ______________ visited him, when he was going through a rough time.
12. Allen served ________ years, 11 months, and 21 days in the US Navy.
15. Allen first met Jill in this class during his Senior Year of High School.
16. How many years has Allen and Jill been married?
17. Allen was ____________ years old when he joined the US Navy.
19. Allen’s favorite food as a child was ______________. His mom would broil it in their gas oven.
22. What was Allen’s nickname when he was growing up? It was given to him by his friends.
23. Allen’s first home was located in which city? (Hint: This city no longer exists.)
25. Allen’s favorite radio show as a kid was “The Lone _______________________.”
26. Allen learned how to play _________ from his Grandma Blair.
28. Allen graduated from Weber State University with a B.S. degree in what?
29. Allen and Jill visited southern California for their honeymoon and went to which amusement park while they were there?
30. Allen coached this sport while his kids were young.
32. Allen’s favorite drink is _______________.
33. On June 21, 1972, Allen and Jill were sealed in the ________________ Temple.
34. While in the Navy, Allen served on two different ship. One was named the USS Persistent and the other ship was the USS _______________.
36. Allen and Jill were married on June _____, 1971.
38. What war was going on while Allen served in the navy?
42. Allen’s favorite band growing up was the _______________________.
43. What is Allen’s middle name?
44. When Allen was a kid, he enjoyed going hunting and ________ with his family.
45. How many years did Allen serve in the Air National Guard?
46. Allen went to ____________ High School, where he graduated in 1965.
49. Allen played an instrument in Junior High and High School. What was it?
50. Which of Allen’s friends refused to get marry until Allen returned home to be his best man? (Hint: His last name is Tomlin.)
51. Allen’s favorite candy as a kid was ______________ candy.

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1. Allen’s father’s name is ______________.
3. Allen’s first job was at Harmon's Grocery Store as a ____________.
4. Allen and Jill’s first date took place after their High School play performance of “South Pacific.” They went with a bunch of friends and hung out at _____________ park until the police stopped by and told them to go home.
5. Allen would always threaten his kids with this on Christmas morning.
7. What vehicle did Allen’s kids use as a slide? (Hint: It was green.)
8. Allen usually got his books from the Book ________________.
9. How many brothers does Allen have?
13. Allen’s three friends growing up were Steve Davis, Ken Tomlin, and Don _______________.
14. Allen broke up with Jill after seeing the movie “_____________________.” (Hint: “The rain in Spain…)
15. Allen was stationed in _________________, California for Boot Camp in 1967.
18. Allen currently works at ___________________ Systems.
20. What type of ship did Allen serve on while in the US Navy?
21. Allen was born on July 10, 19_____.
22. Allen’s position in the US Navy was a ____________.
24. Allen’s current hobbies are Family History and Find a _________________.
27. Allen always carries this item in his pocket. (Hint: Achoo!)
30. What rank was Allen when he retired from the guard? (Hint: Master _________.)
31. What color was Allen’s hair before it turned white?
35. After Allen proposed to Jill, they saw the movie “_________ Story”.
37. What branch of the military did Allen not serve in? (Hint: The Coast Guard does not count.)
39. Allen volunteered as a _____________ during the 2002 Olympics.
40. Allen enjoyed reading ____________ fiction as a kid.
41. Allen enjoyed watching the _______________ dump at Kennecott Copper Mine with his family.
42. Allen’s favorite subject in school was ___________ and gym.
46. What was Allen’s mother’s name?
47. Allen had several chores as a kid, he disliked mowing the lawn because he had to use a ____________ mower.
48. How many kids does Allen have?

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5. I'm always __ (to search) for new hobbies.
9. To catch (acchiappare, prendere al volo)- Past Simple
11. My crazy neighbour is __ things out of the window!
12. To go - Past Simple
13. Beach shoes
16. A trick with a paw
17. I'm __ (to sweat)! It's incredibly hot today!
20. The person who gave me the job, is my __.
21. To cut (tagliare) - Past Simple
23. He was the God of wine-making.
26. I dont' care
27. Right now
28. Why are you talking __ him?
29. To bite (mordere) - Past Simple
33. For better or for __.
35. A day of the week
36. to dig (scavare) - Past Simple
38. Good thing I __ (to zip) your jacket up to your nose! It's so cold outside.
40. We __ (to book) our vacation in advance.
41. See you later __.
43. I don't know
45. I always come home __ 5PM.
47. Is she __ (to text) Michael while working?
48. Ugo is __ (to start) University this month.
51. To teach - Past Simple
53. Shopping bag
54. To __ a scene
56. To leave (andare via) - Past Simple
59. __ you asking about something, before I interrupted you?
60. Did you hear? Someone __ (to knock - bussare) on the door.
61. I __ (to say) what I __ (stessa parola)!
63. Worn to improve vision.
66. Past Continuous, also called Past __.
68. I think that boy is __ than the other one.
69. To swim - Past Simple
75. Simona was breefly a Trenitalia __.
76. Aren't you __ (to leave) early today?
77. To stink (puzzare) - Past Simple
78. To draw - Past Simple
79. The items were __ (to confiscate) by police.
80. To think - Past Simple
83. I'm __ best friend.
85. Scorciatoia (nom. composto -"corto taglio")
86. When I got there, Lavinia was __ (to jam) to our song.
90. What beaches are made of
93. Pigiama party
95. They __ dating anymore.
97. Amanda woke me up while I was __.

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1. Something you can't believe
2. Omg! I don't know what to do: my husband is __ on me!
3. Da perdere il fiato (adj.)
4. Look! __'s an important monument.
6. This lighter isn't mine, it's __ (di lui).
7. Lavagna
8. To blow (soffiare) - Past Simple
10. The book you __ (to give) me was awesome!
14. Pigiama
15. I __ (to quit) smoking a year ago.
18. I'm __ so much lately :(
19. The FBI __ (to conduct) an investigation about this last year.
22. I can't go out looking like __.
24. Were you in a bad mood __?
25. To broadcast (trasmettere) - Past Simple
30. Olivia right now is __ (to tour) the world.
31. When I saw the lightning so close, I __ (to freeze) to the core.
32. I really __ (to feel) like snacking right now.
34. All of a __
37. The new TV I __ (to buy) isn't working.
39. To pay - Past Simple
41. At the moment
42. I think I'm __ love.
44. Can't talk right now, I'm __ school.
46. He __ realize how fast time passes by.
49. She __ (to show up) late for the event last night.
50. To undertand - Past Simple
52. I was trying to calm him, but he __ (to keep) on screaming.
53. I'm definitely __ now, than when I started excer
55. Today I woke up __ than usual.
57. To hang (appendere) - Past Simple
58. Gesso/gessetto
59. Lavagna bianca
62. __ you living in Paderno at the moment?
64. Villa Marina is __ in Pigra.
65. Female sibling
67. That apartment is already __ (to rent) to somebody else.
70. We are having a __ about life.
71. And they lived __ ever after.
72. Sarah __ feeling very well, when the party started.
73. I'm not __ (to go) to "China" today.
74. It's a bit weird that you're __ (to yawn -sbadigliare) at the gym.
81. Spesso
82. A volte
84. Your mother or father's brother.
87. Love you so much
88. I was __ lunch, when the doorbell rang.
89. To forgive - Past Simple
91. I can't believe beppe is __ (to ask) about my personal life!
92. __ (to be) my best friend.
94. __ you read my email?
96. Yesterday I went __ school

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5. the loves of his life (3, 3, 4)
6. the only thing I’ve ever known Mat to be unable to eat!! (5, 6, 5)
8. Mat’s favourite dining experience (3, 3, 3)
9. Finland, finland, finland, the country where I want to be (5, 6)
14. his most notable item of clothing (5, 4)
15. Mat would never be without one or more of these in his pocket (9)
18. Hello Dave! (6, 2, 9)
21. one of Mat’s more exotic dining experiences, it was a crunchy but didn’t “bug” him much (6, 5)
23. type of goat which gave Mat the slip and he ended up chasing it down the lane and rugby tackling it (5)
29. something you do to presents. Mat was supremely good at it (8)
30. a bathfull of these creatures overnight made a dreadful noise (11)
31. we tried out various of these and only got a few stuck in gutters and narrowly missed an old lady after Mat souped one up with hair shampoo (7)
32. a landmark of the Metaswitch office, covered in damson gin, lego and dead parrots (5, 4)
35. he had a range of this toy but thankfully didn’t need a licence (6, 7, 3)
36. you wouldn’t often see Mat without one of these slung around his neck. Kept smuggling in new models and hoping Hels wouldn’t notice! (6)
37. Mat owned 3 of this musical instrument, one brought back from Australia and one he made out of plumbers pipe (10)
39. He definitely “kneaded” a lot of flour for this one and the “yeast” of his concerns was tidying up after this food treat (5)
40. only one had a puncture and bottomed out in Hartham river (5)
42. superb cake he made for Hels bday, inspired by our kitten acquisition (6, 4, 4)
43. we were making omlettes for days (7, 3)
44. Cambridge college Mat attended (5, 7)
45. possibly the most revolting concoction ever made using a vegetable and a pair of tights (6, 3)

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1. single malts were the favourite (6)
2. affectionately known as Pinchy, Hels brought him home from Borough market and we spent the day expecting him to escape out the back door (6, 4)
3. George Formby had nothing on Mat and his electric version (7)
4. something Mat was inordinately good at throughout his life and could do very quickly. Famed for it at uni, only Jack could rival him when an ice cream was involved (6)
7. many a visit here after halls in Cambridge (6, 3)
10. this holiday destination had just been bombed – no wonder we got a cheap deal! (5)
11. Mat's favourite outdoor wind-powered “toy” (5, 4)
12. Mat’s very useful part-time job at Uni (6)
13. he did like a queen (5)
16. the holiday of the infamous party (9)
17. got stuck in a very tall tree at a posh country hotel and he had to go ask for it back (10)
19. BBC young musician finalist playing this (5)
20. Mat was lucky enough to sample the private areas of this prickly delicacy (3, 6)
22. only a small uprising and coup d'état in the neighbouring country on this trip (9, 8)
24. you'd usually find Mat under a pile of these (4)
25. Only months old and Sam was already beaing taught this card game with his fluffy friends and a few bottles of whisky (5)
26. Mat spent years perfecting these and takes after his Mum. Sunday dinner won’t be the same without them (9, 8)
27. one of our favourite bands to hear with Michelle (5, 3)
28. One of Mat’s favourite hobbies and got both his boys going aged 2 (7)
33. the place we slept through the largest powercut Europe had ever had (5)
34. it wasn’t a dating service! (14)
38. a hobby he was hopeless at regardless of how many years he tried and lessons he took. Think Bambi. (7)
41. the only cycle he owned which he couldn’t ride (8)

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1. [Feature used in virtual classrooms]
4. [Many explored new ones]
6. [Became slang for moving quickly between virtual meetings]
8. [Short for asynchronous learning days]
9. [Followed more closely for updates]
11. [Popular app for sharing dance videos]
13. [A common feeling during lockdowns]
18. [Often required to be on during classes]
19. [Turned into co-teachers at home]
20. [Continued despite the circumstances]
22. [Type of mask for higher protection]
24. [Worn along with masks]
26. [Button used frequently on video calls]
27. [Often turned into PDFs]
28. [Focus on mental and physical health]
29. [Notifications about health and safety updates]
32. [Essential device for e-learning]
34. [Skill that many improved during lockdown]
36. [Online versions became more popular]
39. [Became a routine method of communication]
40. [What students must keep in the hallway]
41. [Many turned to this for expression]
42. [What you might take during a lecture]
44. [Combination of in-person and online classes]
45. [Increased for many during the pandemic]
47. [Commonly felt during outbreaks]
49. [What we all held onto during tough times]
50. [Top priority during the pandemic]
53. [Platform used for both learning and entertainment]
54. [The return to normalcy was this]
56. [Fluctuated more during the pandemic]
58. [Regularly advised health habit]
62. [What school is all about, even virtually]
63. [First part of a popular school suite]
65. [Virtue that was tested repeatedly]
68. [Type of learning from home]
69. [What schools and businesses aimed to do safely]
71. [Same as across]
73. [Counselors provided more of this]
74. [End of semester stressors, even online]
76. [Popular form of humor shared among peers]
79. [Faced in all aspects of life]
81. [Spent a lot more time with them]
82. [State many aimed for amid chaos]
84. [Became even more essential]
85. [Mode of submitting most assignments]
87. [Common state during home classes]
89. [Picked up as a quarantine hobby]
90. [Some students started one during lockdown]
91. [Many of these about the future]

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2. [Many discovered new ones during quarantine]
3. [Platform for virtual classes]
4. [Where most schooling happened]
5. [Where most students sat at home]
7. [Surge in popularity as a lockdown hobby]
10. [Became a daily necessity]
11. [Used before entering school buildings]
12. [Activity taken up to reduce stress]
14. [What many did with Netflix shows]
15. [The reason for all these changes]
16. [Type of smaller group discussion online]
17. [Stay separated from others]
21. [Had to be very flexible]
23. [Needed and given in new ways]
25. [Many of which were canceled]
27. [Some sought this for coping]
30. [What libraries encouraged doing digitally]
31. [Small groups for safer social interactions]
32. [Period of strict quarantine]
33. [What everyone hoped to avoid]
35. [Required for in-person attendance]
37. [Google’s tool for live classes]
38. [Common form of assessment in English class]
41. [Showing no symptoms but still a carrier]
43. [Kept in touch through screens]
46. [Sought after for help with difficult subjects]
48. [Much missed in-person break time]
51. [Did a lot more of this independently]
52. [Something many felt uncertain about]
55. [Had many more of these to remember]
56. [Common phrase reminding safety]
57. [Many took the time to do this at home]
59. [Activity that often increased]
60. [Subject with newfound appreciation]
61. [Short assessment taken remotely]
64. [Another app for virtual meetings]
66. [Daily routine to keep germs at bay]
67. [Looked at these much more than usual]
69. [More of these in every part of life]
70. [More started to keep one as a pastime]
72. [Converted into a remote workout session]
75. [Used more than ever for school and socializing]
77. [Often involved masks and hand sanitizer]
78. [Got a lot busier during remote learning]
79. [Maintained to prevent virus spread]
80. [Contactless way to collect school materials]
81. [Events that were much missed or virtual]
83. [Descriptor for the coronavirus]
86. [Frequent video call crashers]
88. [How many social interactions felt]

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4. “Braving the Wilderness”: The drill team represented salvation and _______________ for the narrator.
7. “St. Lucy’s Home for Girls Raised by Wolves”: Mirabella save Claudette right before she was about to fail the Adaptive Dance Test by ___________________ her.
9. “St. Lucy’s Home for Girls Raised by Wolves”: Who was the pack worried about?
12. “Marigolds”: The last line of the story, “And I too have planted marigolds,” implies that the adult Lizabeth has also tried to create beauty amid _______________.”
16. “Why I Lied to Everyone in High School About Knowing Karate”: Despite never having taken a karate class, the protagonist goes along with the assumption, feeling a sense of _________________ and recognition.
19. “Marigolds”: Miss Lottie grows marigolds in order to create a small patch of _________.
20. “Why I Lied to Everyone in High School About Knowing Karate”: Wrestling with her inner turmoil, Jabeen ultimately chooses to continue with the _____ at the end of the story; thus, burying the truth once again.
23. “Marigolds”: “Miss Lottie’s __________ were perhaps the strangest part of the picture. Certainly, they did not fit in with the crumbling decay of the rest of the yard.”
25. “Marigolds”: When Lizabeth hears her father cry, she feels great _________.
27. “Marigolds”: Lizabeth’s youthful destructiveness can be explained by her family’s ________.
28. “Marigolds”: The main character of the story.

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1. “Why I Lied to Everyone in High School About Knowing Karate”: In 10th grade, Jabeen is chosen for a yearbook feature spotlighting unusual hobbies due to her supposed ___________ belt in karate.
2. “Braving the Wilderness”: Reflecting on this experience, the narrator acknowledges its lasting impact, recognizing it as a __________ moment that marked her sense of belonging not just within the drill team but also within her own family.
3. “When Everything Changed”: The poem tells the story of the protagonist's realization of empathy and ____________ towards a new student, Bianca, who faces ridicule and isolation from their peers.
5. “St. Lucy’s Home for Girls Raised by Wolves”: At the end of the story, Claudette tells her first human lie: “I’m _______.”
6. “Why I Lied to Everyone in High School About Knowing Karate”: Recalling a childhood incident of ___________________ a story, she realizes the pressure to excel and meet her father's expectations as an immigrant.
8. “Braving the Wilderness”: The rejection of not making the team intensifies on the drive with her family whose _________________ compounds her feelings of shame.
10. “Why I Lied to Everyone in High School About Knowing Karate”: As the day of the yearbook feature arrives, the protagonist faces a moment of truth when she must decide whether to come clean about her __________of karate skills.
11. “St. Lucy’s Home for Girls Raised by Wolves”: The protagonist of the story.
13. “When Everything Changed”: Through simple acts of ___________ and understanding, the protagonist forms a bond with Bianca, ultimately leading to a deeper connection that lasts into their adulthood.
14. “When Everything Changed”: Despite the pressure to conform to social________, Anna chooses to reach out to Bianca, breaking the unwritten rules of their social group.
15. “Marigolds”: The story takes place during the _____________.
17. “St. Lucy’s Home for Girls Raised by Wolves”: Near the end of her time at St. Lucy’s, Claudette gets a pass to go visit her _____________.
18. “St. Lucy’s Home for Girls Raised by Wolves”: Who was the only wolf girl high enough in the social ladder to talk to Mirabella towards the end?
21. “St. Lucy’s Home for Girls Raised by Wolves”: St. Lucy's is an institution where the narrator and her pack are sent to study and _____________ into human society, under the care of nuns.
22. “Marigolds”: Lizabeth begins to have compassion when she is able to feel __________ and understand Miss Lottie’s pain and despair.
24. “Braving the Wilderness”: Despite her preparation and confidence, the protagonist faces a setback during tryouts when she realizes she's not ______________ like the other girls, lacking the colorful attire and makeup they wear in school colors.
26. “Braving the Wilderness”: The protagonist, Brene, feels confident in trying out for the drill team after taking ballet for _______________ years.

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7. What is the last name of the President the year you were married?
8. What sport did you play on Monday nights while your daughters were young?
11. What language did you study in High School?
12. What is another hobby you enjoyed while the girls were young?
14. What college did your husband go to?
17. Who was your first roommate out of high school?
18. What year were you born (no spaces)?
23. What technology do you have a love/hate relationship with?
24. What vegetable do you hate eating?
28. Where did you celebrate your honeymoon?
29. A card game your grandkids love playing with you?
30. Where did you build your second home?
31. What hospital were your daughters born at?
32. What is your maiden name?
35. What was the name of the poodle you had?
36. What direction was your big road trip with the girls?
39. What island did you visit while in Italy?
41. What war was taking place during the year you were born?
44. What city did your grandchildren go to college in?
45. Who was your favorite Aunt?
47. What game does Daniel like to play at the casino?
51. What is your favorite soap opera?
52. What was your husband’s occupation?
54. What grandson is the tallest?
55. What major city do you closest to?
59. What is the name of your youngest granddog?
60. In 1995, where did Sheryl move to?
61. What is the name of your first grandchild?
63. What do you use to address your envelopes?
64. What was your father’s name?
67. What was your mother-in-law’s name?
68. What month is your birthday?
70. What are the names of your great-nephew and niece you babysat for years?
73. What is the name of your youngest daughter's husband?
74. What month is your oldest grandson’s birthday?
77. What is the name of Dawn’s restaurant?
78. What city did you live in before Willow Springs?
79. What magazine do you reach weekly?

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1. What is your favorite brand of chocolate?
2. Where did you and your husband meet?
3. What is your birthstone?
4. What is Sheryl’s God-Mother’s name?
5. What state did you get married in?
6. What fast food restaurant did you work at?
9. What location was your most visited location?
10. What color was Sheryl’s first car?
13. What Championship did the Cubs win in 2016?
15. How many granddogs do you have?
16. What is a guilty pleasure tv show about love?
19. Roosevelt Who was the president the year you were born?
20. What is the middle name of your youngest granddaughter?
21. Where is a place you love to win at?
22. What kind of cancer did you beat?
25. What is your favorite baseball team to cheer for?
26. What is your favorite thing to find in a card?
27. What is your favorite type of wine?
33. What is your husband's name?
34. Who is your favorite sister?
37. What age were you when you got married?
38. What color do you not want to see on your steak?
40. Slots What is your favorite game to play at the casino?
42. What is Daniel’s birthstone?
43. What is the name of the hospital you volunteered at?
46. What annual tradition do you always do the day after Thanksgiving?
47. What is the name of the University your grandchildren attended?
48. What month was your brother born in?
49. What kind of church did you get married in?
50. These are three words that I feel about you!
53. What was the name of the Church where Dawn and Sheryl had their first communion?
56. What holiday do you buy the most gifts for?
57. What long time friend do you still go to the casino with?
58. What is the name of the dessert you loved eating while in Italy?
62. What football team do you like to watch on Sundays?
65. What town was Dawn’s wedding reception at?
66. How many grandchildren do you have?
69. Eggs What is David's favorite dish that you make?
71. What is John’s favorite drink?
72. What is one of your favorite hobbies?
75. What make of car do you drive?
76. What is the name of your oldest child?

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1. that you need your own space and time
3. you know the limits of your responsibilities which will help you feel safe.
6. someone's interest's and activities will help them to improve
8. what has to be done.(eg) supporting a consumer to sit up in bed
9. is the smallest germ and can only be seen with a microscope
10. when on pm shift, what do you do when you see morning shift?
11. can affect different areas of a person's life
12. approach is about looking at the whole person, not just the individual parts.
13. it say's WHAT staff should do in particular situations
14. the standards and morals that their spiritual beliefs,sexuality, or the way they show respect
15. outside sometimes by people, and your not allowed in your job
16. teaching new migrants english
18. is something that you learn from your family and your surroundings
20. any relevant laws, codes and standards of practice are listed.
21. is a fungi infection that can be seen with the naked eye,and it has 5 words..
22. is another word for punctual
23. a consumer needs to __________ their role.
28. you are required to keep things personal and private
29. is a sign for warning or taking care
30. rights the ____ ______ snap game
31. is to be performed if his or her heart stops beating
34. are probably the most common thing that you will take against infection
35. principal remember working at different levels or in confined spaces can put stress on your joints and spine
37. it say's HOW staff should do what the policy requires them to do
40. a virus that has 9 words
41. how you listen to others at work ect... or how you understand each other
44. behaviour failing to report any incident's, that makes a support worker look bad
46. are important as they provide a baseline for understanding the concepts of right or wrong.
47. reproduce by spreading tiny spores that can cause infections on or inside the body
48. how does a person think or feel about themselves?
50. to learn to gain more experience
52. can be picked up from body fluids or objects like touching other things ect..
53. if you come across a wet floor, what does that mean?
54. a plan of a tasks to do
55. any risks
56. keeping your mind alert

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1. can live on the surface of the body or enter the body through the mouth or skin
2. someone making sure he has a good diet is a ______ that adds to his or hers quality of life
4. directives also known as living wills
5. is another word or being forced
7. interests these are hobbies ect...
10. is the most important way to prevent the spread of infection
12. is an examples of unwelcome or offensive behaviour.
17. involves being willingness,desire to do something
18. is information on back of blister packs.
19. people need to get involve in activities
24. is by communicating effectively
25. you should not be pressured you into something you do not want
26. another word for throw away certain things
27. description a fomal summary of the important features of your job
28. closing one door and opening another,(eg) moving on
32. means the way we move our bodies and get around, some may find it difficult to move.
33. should support you to live a dignified, independent life
36. will influence what people expect of you
38. the ways people thinks about their world
39. is what a procedure look like?
41. plan starting something and finishing it.
42. a parasites infection that has 7 words
43. are tiny living things made up of shingle cells
45. __ _____ the rule of codes that we have to follow
49. is short for enduring power of attorney
51. may stay in the air for a long time and be carried a long way. if inhaled, infection may be passed on.

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3. a boned hoop skirt.
4. a coat that closed completely at center front with buttons with a wide skirt reaching down to the knee.
9. the center of the film industry.
12. a high-heel shoe mounted onto a thin wood platform, while the heel was free to move up and down.
14. an open gown with generous pleats cascading from the back neckline, fitted to the body at the front and sides, completely open in front.
16. the court bodice was worn with a richly decorated petticoat and an overskirt with a long train.
18. specialized clothing for horseback riding; a fitted jacket in the style of a justaucorps and a waistcoat, paired with a long skirt and a trigone hat.
19. a high hat made of beaver fur or wool; important for day and evening wear.
21. “fashion merchant”, who sold small articles of fashion such as ribbons, laces, and trims for decorations.
23. a short-waisted, long-sleeved jacket, modeled after a man’s jacket; provided the perfect counterpoint to the high-waisted gown.
24. constructed with gores and boning that spiraled from the front of the body to the back, intended to release pressure on the waist.
25. cotton textiles made of a plain woven cotton block printed with one or two colors.
26. also know as smock or shift, worn as undergarment for women; composed of linen, with a drawstring neckline and sleeve cuffs.
28. a generously cut, open robe with wide, elbow-length sleeves and large pleats cascading from the center back neckline to the floor.
29. a triangular hat worn by men; the predominant hat style in the 18th century.
30. a style of undress; a loose, T-shaped robe with elbow-length sleeves that was belted about the body.
31. a type of undergarment worn under a dress to cover the outline of the farthingale.
33. separated garments that tied around the waist as decoration.
34. for informal and semiformal occasions such as afternoon gatherings, shopping, and walks.
36. a bell-shaped hat that curved over the head and flared at the face.
37. a long-sleeved jacket tailored closely to the body; worn open over a sleeved waistcoat.

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1. a chiton consisting of two pleated rectangles, stitched at the top and sides, that hung from the shoulders.
2. a hairstyle with curls piled on top of the head, decorated with ribbons and lace.
3. an overcoat, made in the shape of gown, made of silk or wool.
5. a sort of uniform worn at Versailles for everyone in attendance at the palace.
6. a fully boned laces bodices worn as undergarment for women.
7. a coat worn over the suit that had a contrasting velvet collar, a fly front, and a placket that covered and hid the buttons at the center front.
8. known for her day ensembles comprising a jacket, blouse, and skirt all crafted of wool jersey.
10. a summer gown made of white cotton, generously embroidered in white and trimmed with copious amounts of white lace.
11. red cap of liberty, without knee breeches, trousers with red, white, and blue striped drill.
13. members of a fashionable aristocratic subculture in Paris during the French Directory.
15. a fashionable version of the riding habit with a similar cut to the English Robe.
17. short woolen dark color jacket.
20. a French term for jumps; a sort of sleeveless cotton or linen under bodice with no stiffening.
22. a new type of garment to provide bust support in the absence of the corset.
27. a form of Romanticism, where a man places particular importance upon physical appearance, refined language, and leisurely hobbies, pursued with the appearance of nonchalance in a cult of self.
28. an oversized coat worn for wintertime motoring in an era of unheated cars.
32. a waistcoat embellished with gilt embroidery and metallic lace.
35. pleated or gathered strips of fabric
38. originated as women’s tea attire, adopted for casual resort wear in 1927.

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3. An orange, mangy cat. He squanches all the time and is one of the many pals of Rick.
4. Addicted to Squishies from the Kwik-E-Mart. His hobbies include pranking, writing on chalkboards, tormenting Skinner, skateboarding and doing prankster deeds under the name of his midnight vigilante alter-ego.
5. A fat fourth grader that demands respect of his authority, resents hippies, preaches about his big bones and his best friend dies all the time.
7. A cultured citizen of Bikini Bottom who resents his neighbors and enjoys the arts. He’s been trapped in a locker, has been homeless on numerous occasions and his thighs exploded which had all been the cause of a sponge.
9. A knock-off, alcoholic Snoopy.
11. A little girl who loves baggy, colorful sweaters, her uncle and her pet pig. Once she had tripped on fun-dip in an abandoned convenience store.
14. His best friend is Onion. He loses his shoe and gets a temper with Lemon Drop. He had learned about a Classic Domino Chain Reaction and Reversal.
15. A creative writing teacher whose favorite students are Ashley and Charlotte.
17. He is a very friendly neighbor. He is also the proud founder and business owner of the Leftorium. Both of his wives have passed and during that time has raised two lame and nerdy sons, Rodd Todd. He’s partial to rhyming and diddlys.
18. A talented musician who let himself go. He lives in his van which contains his life memories. Owns a variety of ugly sweaters, and coined the saying “If pork chops were perfect, we wouldn’t have hotdogs.”
19. The popularized, well-known villain in Elmore. He has broken the fourth wall and his existence is an anomaly. He had an evil British accent and vows to destroy Gumball and everyone he loves.
20. Is a mystical floating pack of french fries. He has braces and a goatee. Has laser-lighting eyes and buys toys for Meatwad that are depressed and murderous.

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1. He enjoys tormenting his best friend, AC/DC and nachos. He is the better, more clever friend.
2. A planktonic organism that went to college. Had enslaved Bikini Bottom, yet, failed to defeat crabs and maintain his reign further proving he is a failure and loser.
4. He is cornholio who demands TP for his bunghole. He has an affinity for fire, nachos and Metallica.
6. A towel that claims is not a towel. Constantly reminds people the significance of a towel. Is also CFO of a successful Tegridy business
8. A fat, hairy, balding guy with a super rad pool and red muscle car. He has been overcome with diseases and has been transformed into clowns and green prancing people.
9. The manager of the Park who constantly threatens the firing of his employees. Enjoys the company of a skipping white gorilla. On one occasion he had fallen victim to the powerful taste of the drink Mississippi Queen.
10. An old lollipop man with a white mustache and a big, pink bulbous head. He owns a flying car, is frightened easily, and has an extensive old-timey record collection.
12. A mother of three, whose husband is a fat disappointment. Her twin sisters work at the DMV and are addicted to tobacco. Once, by the curse of a witch, she had been covered in blue hair from head to toe.
13. A boy who has a show named after him. He sings about his robot friend, wears an aluminum foil costume, and has obsessed over the citizens of Springfield.
15. Prefers the company of a greedy crab, is a convicted felon and is a driving teacher who despises the unteachable sponge.
16. Enjoys sniffing the urine of a cat, his soul has taken over the body of Rob Schneider and has been manipulated into wearing purity rings because of Mickey Mouse.
18. Loves dinosaurs and loves Mr. Dinosaurs. Enjoys the entertainment of Mr. Potato and muddy puddles. He is a chronic crybaby that ruins everyone's time.
21. A chihuahua with red eyes who’s been overcome with toothaches, space madness, happiness, and joy.

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1. [Feature used in virtual classrooms]
4. [Many explored new ones]
6. [Became slang for moving quickly between virtual meetings]
8. [Short for asynchronous learning days]
9. [Followed more closely for updates]
11. [Popular app for sharing dance videos]
13. [A common feeling during lockdowns]
18. [Often required to be on during classes]
19. [Turned into co-teachers at home]
20. [Continued despite the circumstances]
22. [Type of mask for higher protection]
24. [Worn along with masks]
26. [Button used frequently on video calls]
27. [Often turned into PDFs]
28. [Focus on mental and physical health]
29. [Notifications about health and safety updates]
32. [Essential device for e-learning]
34. [Skill that many improved during lockdown]
36. [Online versions became more popular]
39. [Became a routine method of communication]
40. [What students must keep in the hallway]
41. [Many turned to this for expression]
42. [What you might take during a lecture]
44. [Combination of in-person and online classes]
45. [Increased for many during the pandemic]
47. [Commonly felt during outbreaks]
49. [What we all held onto during tough times]
50. [Top priority during the pandemic]
53. [Platform used for both learning and entertainment]
54. [The return to normalcy was this]
56. [Fluctuated more during the pandemic]
58. [Regularly advised health habit]
62. [What school is all about, even virtually]
63. [First part of a popular school suite]
65. [Virtue that was tested repeatedly]
68. [Type of learning from home]
69. [What schools and businesses aimed to do safely]
71. [Same as across]
73. [Counselors provided more of this]
74. [End of semester stressors, even online]
76. [Popular form of humor shared among peers]
79. [Faced in all aspects of life]
81. [Spent a lot more time with them]
82. [State many aimed for amid chaos]
84. [Became even more essential]
85. [Mode of submitting most assignments]
87. [Common state during home classes]
89. [Picked up as a quarantine hobby]
90. [Some students started one during lockdown]
91. [Many of these about the future]

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2. [Many discovered new ones during quarantine]
3. [Platform for virtual classes]
4. [Where most schooling happened]
5. [Where most students sat at home]
7. [Surge in popularity as a lockdown hobby]
10. [Became a daily necessity]
11. [Used before entering school buildings]
12. [Activity taken up to reduce stress]
14. [What many did with Netflix shows]
15. [The reason for all these changes]
16. [Type of smaller group discussion online]
17. [Stay separated from others]
21. [Had to be very flexible]
23. [Needed and given in new ways]
25. [Many of which were canceled]
27. [Some sought this for coping]
30. [What libraries encouraged doing digitally]
31. [Small groups for safer social interactions]
32. [Period of strict quarantine]
33. [What everyone hoped to avoid]
35. [Required for in-person attendance]
37. [Google’s tool for live classes]
38. [Common form of assessment in English class]
41. [Showing no symptoms but still a carrier]
43. [Kept in touch through screens]
46. [Sought after for help with difficult subjects]
48. [Much missed in-person break time]
51. [Did a lot more of this independently]
52. [Something many felt uncertain about]
55. [Had many more of these to remember]
56. [Common phrase reminding safety]
57. [Many took the time to do this at home]
59. [Activity that often increased]
60. [Subject with newfound appreciation]
61. [Short assessment taken remotely]
64. [Another app for virtual meetings]
66. [Daily routine to keep germs at bay]
67. [Looked at these much more than usual]
69. [More of these in every part of life]
70. [More started to keep one as a pastime]
72. [Converted into a remote workout session]
75. [Used more than ever for school and socializing]
77. [Often involved masks and hand sanitizer]
78. [Got a lot busier during remote learning]
79. [Maintained to prevent virus spread]
80. [Contactless way to collect school materials]
81. [Events that were much missed or virtual]
83. [Descriptor for the coronavirus]
86. [Frequent video call crashers]
88. [How many social interactions felt]

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2. an imitative work created to mock, comment on or trivialise an original work, its subject, author, style, or some other target, by means of satiric or ironic imitation
3. extremely unreasonable, so as to be foolish or not taken seriously
4. of little value or importance; or of a person concerned only with petty things
6. an orderly statement of facts; or the act or an instance of revealing something discreditable
7. a description of a person using exaggeration of some characteristics and oversimplification of others
10. conversation or speech characterized by quick, witty comments or replies
12. a form of intellectual humour, which involves the ability to say or write things that are clever and usually funny
13. a seemingly absurd or contradictory statement or proposition which when investigated may prove to be well founded or true
15. not expressed or done in a direct way
16. a form of word play which suggests two or more meanings, by exploiting multiple meanings of words, or of similar-sounding words, for an intended humorous or rhetorical effect
18. hypocritical and sanctimonious talk, typically of a moral, religious, or political nature
22. plays in the form of man’s reaction to a world apparently without meaning, and/or man as a puppet controlled or menaced by invisible outside forces
23. tease or laugh at in a scornful or contemptuous manner; or make (something) seem laughably unreal or impossible; or mimic (someone or something) scornfully or contemptuously
25. a form of light, often rhythmical verse, often for children, depicting peculiar characters in amusing and fantastical situations
27. says, "I can't spell!"
29. genre of fiction that commonly uses magic and other supernatural phenomena as a primary element of plot, theme, or setting
32. seeking or intended to subvert an established system or institution
33. a character is considered this if they induce both empathy and disgust
34. causing or meant to cause laughter; or relating to or in the style of comedy
36. very strange or unusual
38. teaches this class
39. a genre in which vices, follies, abuses, and shortcomings are held up to ridicule, ideally with the intent of shaming individuals, and society itself, into improvement -although this is usually meant to be funny, its greater purpose is often constructive social criticism, using wit as a weapon

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1. relating to or characteristic of a dandy
3. the genre is the study of human behavior under circumstances that appear to be purposeless and philosophically absurd
5. a short, pithy saying, usually in verse, often with a quick, satirical twist at the end
8. a play of this type is typically set in the world of the upper class, and ridicules the pretensions of those who consider themselves socially superior, deflating them with satire
9. the performance of various plays, operas, or ballets by a company at regular short intervals
11. (of a stimulus or mental process) below the threshold of sensation or consciousness; perceived by or affecting someone’s mind without their being aware of it
14. a man who places particular importance upon physical appearance, refined language, and leisurely hobbies, pursued with the appearance of nonchalance in a cult of Self
17. a branch of philosophy dealing with the nature of art, beauty, and taste, with the creation and appreciation of beauty
18. any discourse or work generally intended to be humorous or to amuse by inducing laughter
19. something spoken, written, or done with humorous intention
20. clever or cunning devices or expedients, especially as used to trick or deceive others
21. loves archery and cadets
24. teaches the other class
26. just recently got braces
28. an incongruity between the literal and the implied meaning
30. this term refers to a dramatic work that exaggerates plot and characters in order to appeal to the emotions
31. solemn or thoughtful in character or manner
35. a comedy which aims at entertaining the audience by means of unlikely, extravagant, and improbable situations, disguise and mistaken identity, verbal humor of varying degrees of sophistication, which may include word play, and a fast-paced plot
37. to encode a message
40. is immersed in NaNoWriMo

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1. causing or meant to cause laughter; or relating to or in the style of comedy
4. clever or cunning devices or expedients, especially as used to trick or deceive others
5. loves archery and cadets
8. a man who places particular importance upon physical appearance, refined language, and leisurely hobbies, pursued with the appearance of nonchalance in a cult of Self
10. the performance of various plays, operas, or ballets by a company at regular short intervals
13. seeking or intended to subvert an established system or institution
14. conversation or speech characterized by quick, witty comments or replies
16. the genre is the study of human behavior under circumstances that appear to be purposeless and philosophically absurd
17. a form of light, often rhythmical verse, often for children, depicting peculiar characters in amusing and fantastical situations
18. genre of fiction that commonly uses magic and other supernatural phenomena as a primary element of plot, theme, or setting
22. very strange or unusual
24. a play of this type is typically set in the world of the upper class, and ridicules the pretensions of those who consider themselves socially superior, deflating them with satire
25. a comedy which aims at entertaining the audience by means of unlikely, extravagant, and improbable situations, disguise and mistaken identity, verbal humor of varying degrees of sophistication, which may include word play, and a fast-paced plot
26. an incongruity between the literal and the implied meaning
27. says, "I can't spell!"
29. hypocritical and sanctimonious talk, typically of a moral, religious, or political nature
31. (of a stimulus or mental process) below the threshold of sensation or consciousness; perceived by or affecting someone’s mind without their being aware of it
32. a short, pithy saying, usually in verse, often with a quick, satirical twist at the end
38. solemn or thoughtful in character or manner
39. relating to or characteristic of a dandy
41. a seemingly absurd or contradictory statement or proposition which when investigated may prove to be well founded or true

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2. to encode a message
3. teaches the other class
4. a branch of philosophy dealing with the nature of art, beauty, and taste, with the creation and appreciation of beauty
6. an orderly statement of facts; or the act or an instance of revealing something discreditable
7. something spoken, written, or done with humorous intention
9. is immersed in NaNoWriMo
11. plays in the form of man’s reaction to a world apparently without meaning, and/or man as a puppet controlled or menaced by invisible outside forces
12. a description of a person using exaggeration of some characteristics and oversimplification of others
15. a character is considered this if they induce both empathy and disgust
19. a genre in which vices, follies, abuses, and shortcomings are held up to ridicule, ideally with the intent of shaming individuals, and society itself, into improvement -although this is usually meant to be funny, its greater purpose is often constructive social criticism, using wit as a weapon
20. an imitative work created to mock, comment on or trivialise an original work, its subject, author, style, or some other target, by means of satiric or ironic imitation
21. a form of word play which suggests two or more meanings, by exploiting multiple meanings of words, or of similar-sounding words, for an intended humorous or rhetorical effect
23. this term refers to a dramatic work that exaggerates plot and characters in order to appeal to the emotions
28. not expressed or done in a direct way
30. a form of intellectual humour, which involves the ability to say or write things that are clever and usually funny
33. tease or laugh at in a scornful or contemptuous manner; or make (something) seem laughably unreal or impossible; or mimic (someone or something) scornfully or contemptuously
34. of little value or importance; or of a person concerned only with petty things
35. just recently got braces
36. teaches this class
37. any discourse or work generally intended to be humorous or to amuse by inducing laughter
40. extremely unreasonable, so as to be foolish or not taken seriously

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3. This is a sudden feeling of astonishment or shock. You might feel surprised when something unexpected happens or when you receive a pleasant surprise. It's a mix of emotions that can make you feel wide-eyed and amazed.
6. This is a feeling of annoyance or dissatisfaction when things don't go as planned or when you encounter obstacles. It's important to find healthy ways to cope with frustration, like taking breaks or seeking help if needed.
7. This is a feeling of being uninterested or lacking excitement. You might feel bored when you don't have anything engaging to do. It's an opportunity to find new activities or hobbies that can spark your interest.
9. This is a warm and affectionate feeling towards someone or something. When you're loving, you show care, kindness, and compassion. It's a beautiful emotion that strengthens relationships and brings people closer.
11. This is a peaceful and relaxed state of mind. When you're calm, you feel at ease and free from stress or anxiety. Taking deep breaths and finding quiet moments can help you achieve a sense of calmness.
12. This is a feeling of fear or being afraid. You might feel scared when you're in a dangerous or unfamiliar situation. It's important to recognize your fears and seek support to help you overcome them.
14. This is a feeling of worry or unease about something that is about to happen. You might feel butterflies in your stomach or have sweaty palms when you're nervous. It's normal to feel this way in new or challenging situations.
16. This is a feeling of self-consciousness or shame when something makes you feel awkward or uncomfortable in front of others. It's important to remember that everyone experiences embarrassment at times and to be kind to yourself.
17. This is a feeling of envy or resentment when someone has something you want or when you feel threatened by someone else's success. It's important to acknowledge your jealousy and find ways to appreciate your own strengths.

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1. This is a feeling of being uncertain or not understanding something clearly. When you're confused, you might feel a bit lost or puzzled. It's okay to ask questions and seek clarification to clear your confusion.
2. This is a feeling of satisfaction and pride in something you have accomplished or someone you care about. It's a positive emotion that boosts your confidence and makes you feel good about yourself or others.
4. This is a feeling of anticipation and enthusiasm. When you're excited, you might have butterflies in your stomach or feel a burst of energy. It often happens when you're looking forward to something fun or new.
5. This is a feeling of interest and eagerness to learn or explore something new. When you're curious, you have a thirst for knowledge and a desire to discover more about the world around you.
8. This is a feeling of unhappiness or sorrow. You might feel sad when something makes you upset or when you miss someone or something that you care about. It's okay to express your sadness and seek support from others.
9. This is a feeling of sadness or isolation when you feel alone or without companionship. It's important to remember that you're not alone in feeling lonely and to reach out to others for support and connection.
10. This is a feeling of appreciation and thankfulness. When you're grateful, you recognize and value the good things in your life and feel thankful for them. It's a positive emotion that brings happiness and contentment.
11. This is a feeling of satisfaction and peace. When you're content, you feel happy and at ease with what you have. It's about appreciating the present moment and finding joy in simple pleasures.
13. This is a strong feeling of displeasure or frustration. You might feel angry when something unfair or upsetting happens. It's important to express your anger in healthy ways, like talking about it or finding constructive solutions.
15. This is a positive emotion that you feel when something brings you joy, pleasure, or satisfaction. It makes you feel good inside and often comes with a smile on your face.

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1. - Vegetables - Documentary - Movie - Earrings - Shopping - Students - Teacher - Bowing - HobbiesSeafood - Vegetables - Documentary - Movie - Earrings - Shopping - Students - Teacher - Bowing - HobbiesSeafood - Vegetables - Documentary - Movie - Earrings - Shopping - Students - Teacher - Bowing - HobbiesSeafood - Vegetables - Documentary - Movie - Earrings - Shopping - Students - Teacher - Bowing - Hobbies

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2. the piano:Piyano çalmak
3. a story:Hikaye yazmak
4. the footbal:Futbol oynamak

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3. The light green soul
5. Plants can't talk dummy - eat your greens
6. ? drew near! ~ [check] No data available. - Amalgamate
8. "Yo! You're a kid too, right? I can tell 'cause you're wearing a striped shirt." - no arms
10. SINCE WHEN WERE YOU THE ONE IN CONTROL
11. Combination of 3 monsters ~ This relentless bully ALWAYS gets its way. - It finally stopped worrying. - Its future looks brighter and brighter - Amalgamate
15. This messed-up clownbug thinks battle's a performance. - hard mode
16. GOD of hyperdeath
17. Where the humans fell
18. Where you fall - the first location you're in
22. "Friendliness" pellets - first character you meet
25. Mistakenly believes its lava can heal people
26. HAPPSTABLOOK - A little lizard created this robot for a ghost.
27. Knows what's best for you
30. The location you can find echo flowers
32. This enemy can only speak in magic words.
34. Tone deaf. She's too ashamed to sing her deadly song
35. Easily excited by movement. Hobbies include: squirrels.
36. Only muffet can make your soul this color - purple soul trait
38. Remember his name?
42. "Oh my God. He's a total goober." - "Like, I LOVE that guy." - "God, we're like..." - "SO hyped for the destruction of humanity."
43. One size greater than Moldaverage.
45. What soul is white and upside-down?
47. Creator of Undertale and Deltarune
49. This mischievous monster is never warm enough.
50. The last place before the surface.
52. Can't decide on a face. Can't see friend from foe. - hard mode
56. This megaton mercenary wields the Good Morningstar. - Singing a lullaby can get it to sleep
58. Some teens "decorated" it as a prank. - hard to spell so starts with: Gyf
60. Snowdin hotel like place - Worker there
62. Blue soul trait
64. Hidden character in Sans and Papyrus's backyard
67. This ghost keeps saying 'z' out loud repeatedly, pretending to sleep.
68. Wields a stone dogger made of pomer-granite.
70. Heroine that NEVER gives up
71. There's something annoying about this room. But I can't quite place my finger on it...
72. "Nyeh heh heh!"

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1. "Remember how I said NOT to shoot at me? Well... FAILURES! YOU'RE FIRED! YOU'RE ALL BEING REPLACED!!!"
2. Where the monsters tell you the truth.
4. Tra la la. I am the riverman. Or am I the riverwoman...? It doesn't really matter.
7. This relentless bully ALWAYS gets its way.
9. Orange soul - Manly bandana
12. The old scientist caused this... - hint: Man who speaks in hands
13. "He's a big, fuzzy goofball!!" - "He's like, SO nice." - "God, we're like..." - "SO hyped for the destruction of humanity."
14. Everyone knows ___ - "The wi-fi here sucks"
19. The red soul - what the current fallen human has - "You are filled with ___"
20. Yellow soul, related to the empty gun
21. The amount of human souls collected before 'you' fall.
23. This monster is too sensitive to fight
24. This teen comedian fights to keep a captive audience.
28. Smells like sweet lemons. - hint: amalgamate
29. Where the MTT Resort and True Lab are located
31. Family name: Eyewalker
33. This teen wonders why it isn't named 'Ice Hat'
36. Light blue soul
37. This creature is definitely in the wrong time and space! - "Ahhhh!!! I'm late!!! I'm late!!! I'm so sorry!!!"
39. Seems mean, but does it secretly like you? - it's a plane
40. ____ doesn't have a care in the world
41. Does one damage only
43. *slime sounds*
44. The man who speaks in hands
46. Why not settle this over a nice cup of tea.
48. "Ribbit, ribbit", Life is difficult for this enemy
51. "Flexing contest? OK, flex more ;)"
53. A cotton heart and button eye
54. Where you first meet the skele bros
55. Royal scientist
57. "Well then... Tell your friends...There's ice cream... Hidden in the depths of a watery cavern..."
58. It's so excited that it thinks fighting is just play.
59. Main character
61. It's unclear how many dogs this counts as. - Amalgamate
63. Loves to pet cute humans. But you're allergic! - "hOI!"
64. "I heard that they hate spiders. I heard that they love to stomp on them. I heard that they like to tear their legs off."
65. This humble germophobe seeks to cleanse the whole world.
66. This cobrafied carrot has a headful of tasty snakes. - hard mode
69. A dude made of flames that Sans is always at (the bar)

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2. the name of your only daughter
4. city in Mexico you lived in temporarily
10. country you got engaged in
11. the nickname you called my childhood home
13. The only way you drink ______ is by sipping on it
15. most trained pet
16. A family gathering without ______, would be not normal.
17. Show that has sent you on an emotional rollercoaster many times
21. the type of shows you fall asleep to
22. One of your favorite flowers
27. The first show you binge watched
28. the sibling you used to share a room with
30. your best subject in school
32. If I didn't ________, I don't know what I would have done.
37. your middle name
38. one of your favorite things you like buying for yourself around your birthday
39. One of your top vacation styles you enjoy with big groups
40. famous person who was born on the same day as you
41. You're obsessed with this flavor in everything from drinks to lotions
45. the college you went to
49. you would love to be gifted a gift card to buy from ________
50. The sound that fills the room when you're around
51. one of your favorite male TV show characters (hint: sci-fi show)
52. You claimed you were the master of this video game as a kid
53. You didn't go into a few careers, because you were really afraid of ______
54. One of your must-have beauty essentials
56. teakwood one of your favorite candle scents
59. favorite place to go to on vacation when you were a kid
60. the sport both you and your mom played
61. Favorite season of the year
66. a funny nickname one of your siblings call you occasionally
68. you love this kind of spa treatment
69. your birthstone
72. your nickname for me growing up
73. Where you were raised
75. traveled here after you graduated
76. one of your signature perfumes
77. The month you were born in
78. past belting out on a roadtrip song
81. you don't cook without this seasoning
82. Your favorite color
84. You're known for being a _______ friend
85. You have collected _________ for decades.
86. One of your favorite aromas
87. Your daughter loves when you make ______ around the holidays.

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1. Dessert you never say no to
3. least favorite tv show & movie genre
5. your love language is definitely ________
6. zodiac sign symbol (hint: found near the ocean)
7. the pet who had the most mood swings
8. a state you could happily move to tomorrow
9. a song that would be hard NOT to sing to
12. one of your favorite hobbies
14. the holiday you go all out decorating for
18. daughter's zodiac sign
19. food allergy
20. One of your favorite public figures that you find inspirational
23. I'm really afraid of ______
24. the city where you bought your first home
25. This destination has been on your bucket list for a very long time
26. a country you never get tired of visiting (hint: you joke about retiring here)
29. your role in the birth order among your siblings
30. I have never been to ______, but would love to go!
31. you still have this from my childhood (Hint: clothing piece)
33. You won't go over a month without getting a ________
34. You would spend hours ______ with your family and friends
35. one of your favorite cocktails or drinks to order
36. most of my instagram feed is filled with ________ posts & reels
38. scariest ride you went on
42. high school after school activity
43. I absolutely refuse to go outside without wearing a ______
44. first pet you owned as an adult
46. you love to collect ______ when traveling
47. the only sibling in our family groupchat you never lived with
48. the hotel chain you always look for when booking a trip
55. eye color
57. You love going out, but you have really enjoyed being a ______
58. You have a hard time taking ______.
59. styling tool we absolutely love
62. We love to ________!
63. You will never get a _______
64. childhood pet's name
65. you never leave home without this item
67. one of our favorite movies we have seen countless times
70. one of your favorite bands of all time
71. You can not clean without having ______ in stock.
74. Where you were born
79. We will never have the smell of ________ in our house
80. favorite sport to watch
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4. What major city do you closest to?
6. What is one of your favorite hobbies?
8. What language did you study in High School?
11. What is the name of your oldest daughter?
14. What month is your birthday?
16. What sport did you play on Monday nights while your daughters were young?
17. What is the name of your first grandchild?
18. Roosevelt/ Who was the president the year you were born?
21. Who is your favorite sister?
24. Winds Casino/ Where is a place you love to win at?
27. What is the name of the dessert you loved eating while in Italy?
29. Tickets/ What is your favorite thing to find in a card?
31. What is the middle name of your youngest grand-daughter?
32. What is another hobby you enjoyed while the girls were young?
35. What make of car do you drive?
39. Institute/ What college did your husband go to?
41. Vegas/ What location was your most visited location?
43. What state did you get married in?
44. In 1995, where did Sheryl move to?
45. What city did your grandchildren go to college in?
46. What month was your brother born in?
47. What color was Sheryl’s first car?
48. How many grandchildren do you have?
49. What year were you born (no spaces)?
54. two/ What age were you when you got married?
55. Bears/ What football team do you like to watch on Sundays?
57. What is Daniel’s birthstone?
58. What island did you visit while in Italy?
59. Eggs/ What is David's favorite dish that you make?
60. What fast food restaurant did you work at?
65. What is the name of the University your grandchildren attended?
66. How many granddogs do you currently have?
69. What vegetable do you hate eating?
70. What magazine do you reach weekly?
71. What color do you not want to see on your steak?
72. Hills/ What city did you live in before Willow Springs?
73. What is John’s favorite drink?
74. What grandson is the tallest?
75. Who was your favorite Aunt?

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1. What is your husband's name?
2. What was your mother-in-law’s name?
3. Nova/ What is the name of Dawn’s restaurant?
5. What piece of technology do you have a love/hate relationship with?
7. What is the name of your youngest granddog?
8. Company of Mary/ What hospital were your daughters born at?
9. Where did you and your husband meet?
10. Eights/ What is a card game your grandkids love playing with you?
12. What was your father’s name?
13. What is the name of your first roommate out of high school?
15. Designer/ What was your husband’s occupation?
19. Shopping/ What annual tradition do you always do the day after Thanksgiving?
20. What is the name of the hospital you volunteered at?
22. Where did you celebrate your honeymoon?
23. Slots/ What is your favorite game to play at the casino?
25. Heart/ What was the name of the Church where Dawn and Sheryl had their first communion?
26. What kind of church did you get married in?
28. What game does Daniel like to play at the casino?
30. What is the name of your youngest daughter's husband?
33. These are three words that I feel about you!
34. What town was Dawn’s wedding reception at?
36. What is Sheryl’s God-Mother’s name?
37. May/ What is your favorite brand of chocolate?
38. Zinfandel/ What is your favorite type of wine?
39. What is your maiden name?
40. What do you use to address your envelopes?
42. and the Restless/ What is your favorite soap opera?
46. What is the last name of the President the year you were married?
50. Bachelor/ What is a guilty pleasure tv show about love?
51. War II/ What war was taking place during the year you were born ?
52. Series/ What Championship did the Cubs win in 2016?
53. What holiday do you buy the most gifts for?
56. What month is your oldest grandson’s birthday?
61. What is your birthstone?
62. What direction was your big road trip with the girls?
63. Where did you build your second home?
64. What is your favorite baseball team to cheer for?
66. Lauren/ What are the names of your great-nephew and niece you babysat for years?
67. What was the name of the poodle you had?
68. What long time friend do you still go to the casino with?
73. What kind of cancer did you beat?

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9. Systems for dividing work, authority and responsibility. There are different approaches to structures based on what is best for the business.
15. people,Product, Place, Price, Promotion.
18. Pitch a quick description of your business that you use to explain it to customers and investors.
19. Expenses that a business must pay regardless of how many sales are made.
23. Simplest organizational structure, which contains a direct chain of command through levels of personnel.
24. Plan an overview of your business goals and includes details on how you think you are going to achieve them.
26. Opportunity a consumer need or want that can be potentially met by a new business
27. offers services to customers, for example a shoe repair shop.
30. Is a potential group of customers, people or businesses that are able and willing to purchase a particular product or service.
32. Entrepreneurs that create business ideas by identifying sources of opportunity.
33. an organized way to gather and understand information needed to make informed business decisions based on the potential customers and competitors that exist in the market.
35. A form of primary research, usually consisting of a small group of people gathered together to help discuss or answer a prepared set of questions.
36. Rival businesses competing for the dollars your target market spends.
37. a specific group of customers in the broader target market who are most likely to buy a product or service.
39. Demographics; objective social and economic facts about people such as age, gender, and family size , where customers live and where businesses are located
40. Point is when a business’s expenses and sales equal zero because the business has sold exactly enough units to cover its fixed expenses
41. sell directly to the customer, for instance a local shoe store that gets its shoes from the different shoe companieswholesalers to sell to customers that come into the store.

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1. interviews or Surveys; asking potential customers their thoughts regarding your business, or the current businesses they visit Focus Groups; bringing a small group of people together to help solve a problem or answer a set of questions Observations; visit competitors in the area and observe how they interact with customers.
2. existing information that was previously gathered for a purpose other than the study at hand.
3. The process of starting a new business.
4. Entrepreneurs that apply their hobbies, skills, and interests to a business opportunity.
5. amount of profit (or loss) the business earns after paying expenses and taxes.
6. Someone who starts and runs their own business.
7. an evaluation of a company’s internal Strengths, internal Weaknesses, external Opportunities in the market and external Threats in the market.
8. puts employees in more than one department together to work towards a specific goal.
10. To think or act like an entrepreneur.
11. sell products in larger volumes (but less than the manufacturer) to the retailer, such as a global shoe company company that hagets its shoes made by the a factorymanufacturer and then sells them to local stores.
12. a chance of losing something.
13. is based on the amount of product or service a customer buys.
14. A business that sells a different product or service from yours, but fills the same customer need or want.
16. the art of presenting a business in a way that clearly communicates the value of the product or service
17. Anything that has a value
20. Create a product, such as a factory that creates shoes.
21. profit earned before paying taxes on it. Found by taking the total contribution margin minus the fixed monthly expenses.
22. Profile Identifying a target market segments helps find very specific information about a group of potential customers.
25. Relationships between important financial data that is expressed as a fraction or a percentage.
28. is what makes a business unique and potentially better than the competition. It is made up of features and benefits.
29. abilities that are acquired through training and practice.
31. the amount of money brought in by a business before any expenses. Equal to the total number of units sold multiplied by the selling price per unit for the period that for which the statement is being prepared.
34. What a product does and how it appears to the senses (sight, sound, taste, smell, and touch).
38. new information gathered during the Market Research phase that comes directly from potential groups of customers or competitors in the market. We call this primary data, because it is data that entrepreneurs collect for the first time, directly from the source. Entrepreneurs should return to their list of questions, eliminate those that were answered by secondary research, and determine which ones require primary research.

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3. commonplace activity, everyday task; habit, custom, practice; procedure that is always the same; part of a computer program containing instructions for a particular task
7. concept including proper prioritizing between
11. small amount of food or drink eaten between regular meals; food suitable for light informal eating
12. laughter, entertainment, pleasure, amusement
16. cosmetics; figure, body structure, build; arrangement
19. customary action, habit; drill, repetition of an activity for the sake of improving performance, training exercise
21. child's stuffed toy that looks like a bear cub
22. child, youngster; young goat; goat skin; goat skin glove
23. day bad day, day when one doesn't feel their best
25. limo, large and luxurious automobile which is often driven by a chauffeur
26. place where lost items are kept until someone claims them
27. mature, full grown
28. activity or occupation which is done for pleasure or amusement (i.e. stamp collecting, sewing)
29. outlook on the weather
32. twelve o'clock at night, 12:00 A.M.; middle of the night
33. mechanical apparatus for moving people or items from floor to floor within a building
34. of the sun, sun's rays, sunlight; happiness, cheerfulness
36. special place that is intended for the production of records
39. display, show, public presentation of work or skills; student's allowance
40. room used for changing clothes (eg. theater or a clothing store); room used for changing an infant's diaper
42. act of pushing or shaking, jostling; moving at a jog, trotting; running as a form of exercise
43. store which sells almost every type of product
44. client, buyer; person one must deal with
46. egree of hotness or coldness; abnormally high body temperature, fever
47. meeting, assembly; period of time during which a meeting takes place; term, semester, period of time that a school is open and holding classes
49. white decorated dress that the bride wears on her wedding day for the wedding ceremony
51. device that produces a spray of water droplets (for bathing); act of bathing under a spray of water droplets; brief rainfall; party at which guests give gifts to a woman who is about to be married or give birth

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1. on-line shared diary where people can publish diary entries about their personal hobbies or experiences; public online updated chronological entries of links to web sites and subjects with personal re
2. painted picture; act of applying paint
4. composed rhythmical sound; playing of musical instruments, singing; musical notes in written form
5. group of people born around the same time; production
6. show which features the current styles of dress
8. flight with one or more stops between the two places but no change of airplane
9. voyage, journey; stumble, fall; error, blunder; control lever; sensory experience caused by hallucinogenic drugs (Slang); obsession, preoccupation (Slang); intense experience
10. artist's workroom; place where an art form is studied; rooms specially equipped for radio or television broadcast; place where motion pictures are made; place equipped for musical recordings
12. time which a person is not obligated to do any certain task
13. roast meat on a grill
14. man who is a hairdresser or hairstylist
15. one who shapes a style of clothes
17. period of time during which one works
18. pamphlet, leaflet
20. air, duo, group of two persons or things; (Mechanics) two equal forces acting in opposite directions (causing rotation)
24. six or twelve-stringed musical instrument with a long fretted neck
30. couch, long upholstered seat having a back and arms
31. holiday, fixed time in which public establishments (government offices, schools, etc.) and regular businesses cease their regular activities; period of time away from work devoted to rest and relaxation; act of vacating
35. late morning meal that serves as breakfast and lunch
36. session for a performance
37. mark, symbol; signal, indication; hint, trace; notice, advertisement; astrological symbol; sign language, method of communication based on gestures and hand movements (commonly used by the hearing impaired)
38. dishonest plans which are made in order to get some object or someone for yourself
40. group of objects that have been collected; money collected from people; accumulation
41. humanities, studies intended to provide general knowledge and intellectual skills
45. one who manages, director, administrator; supervisor, overseer
48. person who is employed by a government to gather information on other countries, secret agent; person who secretly investigates and gathers information about other people
50. furniture designed for sitting upon (such as a chair or bench); horizontal part of a chair used for sitting; place to sit; place, location; center of an organization; house, home; buttocks, backside

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4. What is a card game your grandkids love playing with you?
6. did you build your second home?
8. What was your mother-in-law’s name?
11. What month is your birthday?
12. vegetable do you hate eating?
13. What is the name of your first roommate out of high school?
17. What is a guilty pleasure tv show about love?
18. What year were you born (no spaces)?
22. What color do you not want to see on your steak?
27. are three words that I feel about you!
31. Where did you celebrate your honeymoon?
33. What state did you get married in?
34. What game does Daniel like to play at the casino?
35. What city did your grandchildren go to college in?
36. What town was Dawn’s wedding reception at?
37. What is the name of the dessert you loved eating while in Italy?
39. is your maiden name?
41. What long time friend do you still go to the casino with?
42. Where is a place you love to win at?
43. What piece of technology do you have a love/hate relationship with?
46. What fast food restaurant did you work at?
50. What is John’s favorite drink?
52. What make of car do you drive?
53. What is your favorite type of wine?
56. What is another hobby you enjoyed while the girls were young?
57. What is your favorite baseball team to cheer for?
58. What is Sheryl’s God-Mother’s name?
59. What is your husband's name?
60. What is the name of the hospital you volunteered at?
62. How many grandchildren do you have?
63. What was your husband’s occupation?
64. Who is your favorite sister?
66. What is the middle name of your youngest grand-daughter?
68. What is your favorite thing to find in a card?
70. What kind of cancer did you beat?
73. What is the name of Dawn’s restaurant?
74. What city did you live in before Willow Springs?
75. What direction was your big road trip with the girls?
77. What is the name of the University your grandchildren attended?
78. What was the name of the Church where Dawn and Sheryl had their first communion?
79. What Championship did the Cubs win in 2016?

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1. In 1995, where did Sheryl move to?
2. What color was Sheryl’s first car?
3. What is the name of your first grandchild?
5. What college did your husband go to?
7. How many granddogs do you currently have?
9. What is one of your favorite hobbies?
10. What was your father’s name?
14. What annual tradition do you always do the day after Thanksgiving?
15. What kind of church did you get married in?
16. What is the last name of the President the year you were married?
19. What was the name of the poodle you had?
20. What grandson is the tallest?
21. What are the names of your great-nephew and niece you babysat for years?
23. What language did you study in High School?
24. What major city do you closest to?
25. What is the name of your youngest granddog?
26. What magazine do you reach weekly?
28. What month is your oldest grandson’s birthday?
29. What do you use to address your envelopes?
30. What is David's favorite dish that you make?
32. What island did you visit while in Italy?
38. Who was your favorite Aunt?
40. Who was the president the year you were born?
44. What is the name of your oldest daughter?
45. What is your favorite soap opera?
47. What is your birthstone?
48. What is the name of your youngest daughter's husband?
49. What is your favorite brand of chocolate?
51. What football team do you like to watch on Sundays?
54. Where did you and your husband meet?
55. What is Daniel’s birthstone?
61. What sport did you play on Monday nights while your daughters were young?
65. What war was taking place during the year you were born ?
67. What is your favorite game to play at the casino?
68. Company of Mary/ What hospital were your daughters born at?
69. What holiday do you buy the most gifts for?
71. What age were you when you got married?
72. What location was your most visited location?
76. What month was your brother born in?

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1. This California agent contracted with Lincoln in 2014. He has been in the top 10 agents every year since 2015, landing the #1 spot 2017, 2018, and 2020!
3. This MGA under Lifetime Marketing originally contracted with Lincoln in 2015. He is a former Army Ranger and helicopter pilot. The second half of this agent’s last name might make a buzzing noise.
5. Jones This top 10 agent contracted with Lincoln in 2012. He is the direct overwrite of agent #17. He named his MGA after his 2 favorite actors. This year him and his wife welcomed baby #5.
8. This agent contract with Lincoln in 2020. He was a top 10 producing agent Mar-Jun 2024. He is a managing agent in ASM. This year he and his wife welcomed baby number 4.
9. This agent contracted with Lincoln in 2018. She writes telesales business for ASM. She was a top 10 agent Jan-May 2024 and secured the #1 spot twice in 2023.
11. This agent contracted with Lincoln in 2023. She writes telesales business with Heritage Associates LLC. Her favorite place to travel to is the Bahamas. Her favorite superhero is Batman.
14. The agent contracted with Lincoln in 2014. Prior to working with Lincoln, she was a single mom of 3 barely making ends meet. She is now a managing agent in the WIT group and tells her story as recruiting tool to inspire new agents.
15. This agent contracted with Lincoln in 2018. He is an MGA under WIT and is set up in FAST. He loves taking his boat out to the lake.
16. This California agent was contracted in 1993. Among current active agents, he is the top all time producer with over $4.2 million in production. His last name might be something you say after “Aye Aye” while wearing an eyepatch.
18. Prior to contracting with Lincoln in 2007, this agent was a mortgage broker. He is now a top MGA under WIT and his dad is also contracted with Lincoln.
19. This agent from Louisiana contracted with Lincoln in 2014. He is currently on pace to qualify for the agent incentive trip to Rome. His wife’s calls into New Business usually signal that the business day is almost over.

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2. This MGA under TMG contracted with Lincoln in 2016. He cracked the top 10 agents in 2018 and has been in the top 10 every year since. He was #1 in 2019! This year he bought his dream car, a Ferrari 488 Spider, and joined a boat club.
4. This MGA under RPG has qualified for 16 agent contests since contracting in 2000. He comes from a family of entertainment, as he is a singer, and his son is a famous voice actor.
6. This agent contracted with Lincoln in 2012. He resides in California. He has a master’s degree in engineering. He has 2 sons, one who is a neurologist and one who is a software engineer. His favorite place to visit is Spain.
7. The agent contract with Lincoln in 2015. He won a brand-new car in the raffle at the WIT awards last month, after driving around the same car since he started with Lincoln and reaching 250k miles. His favorite superhero is Superman.
10. This agent contracted with Lincoln in 2022 after meeting Justin Howard while coaching his son’s soccer team. He is set up in FAST. His hobbies are bowling and golfing.
12. Since December 2021, after contracting under TMG in November 2021, this agent has produced at least $11k each month (most months much higher.) He is known for his snazzy outfits including his sparkly Lincoln Green shoes. Two people he would choose to eat dinner with if he could are Dale Earnhardt and Kenny Chesney.
13. This agent contracted with Lincoln in 2016 when she was 22 years old. She is regularly a top producing telesales agent with UBI. Prior to working with Lincoln, she worked from home for Carnival Cruises. This agent’s last name might make a beating noise.
17. This agent contracted with Lincoln through UBI in 2021. He was the #1 agent in June 2024 and has been in the top 10 for all of 2024. In 2023, his direct OW paid for a trip for him and his wife to visit Dubai as a reward for his performance.

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2. science

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3. to move the body and feet to music随着音乐移动身体和脚步
6. we play football with our ____.我们用___踢足球
8. the part from our hands to our shoulders,从手掌到肩膀的部位
10. we smell or breathe with _____.我们用___ 闻或者呼吸
13. to make mucis with the voice， to sing
14. to make a picture with a pen or pencil 用一只笔或者铅笔画图
15. to buy things
16. we touch with our ____. 我们用___摸，there are ten fingers（手指） on it
17. two team, eleven players, kick the ball into the other team's goal with foot。两队，11人，用脚踢踢球到对方的球门
18. the long and thin parts of the hand,
19. the long part of our body, for walking or standing
21. a game played on a court ,there are two teams of 5 players; 球场上的比赛，每队5个运动员

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1. the top part of our body, with our eyes, nose, ears and mouth on it
2. to move the body in the water. 在水中移动身体
4. two tweam,nine players, hit the ball and then run around for bases before the ball return. 两队，九个运动员，击中球，在球回来之前跑完四个堡垒
5. to move on te ice with special boots 穿特殊的靴子在冰上走
6. to catch the fish
7. go quickly on foot.
9. we eat with our ____. with teeth in it. 我们用____吃东西。
11. the black part on the head
12. to quickly make a samll jump 快速轻跳
20. two small round part in of our face, we see with it

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3. "Confusion" is a state of being unsure or not understanding something clearly. It can happen when you're faced with complex or conflicting information. Confusion may make you feel uncertain, disoriented, or overwhelmed. It's okay to feel confused at times, and it's important to seek clarification or ask
6. "Excitement" is a feeling of anticipation or enthusiasm about something upcoming or happening in the present moment. It is characterized by a sense of energy and eagerness. Excitement can be felt before a special event, like a birthday party or a vacation, or when you're trying something new and thrilling. It makes you feel alive, and your heart may beat faster with excitement.
7. "Anger" is a strong feeling of displeasure or frustration. It can be triggered by various factors such as unfairness, injustice, or feeling hurt. Anger may make you feel hot, tense, or wanting to shout or lash out. It's important to manage and express anger in a healthy way, such as through calm communication or finding constructive outlets like drawing or physical activity. Understanding and addressing the root causes of anger can help resolve conflicts and restore a sense of peace.
8. "Happiness" is a positive emotion that makes you feel joyful, content, and satisfied. It is often associated with moments of joy, laughter, and feelings of well-being. Happiness can be experienced when something good happens or when you're surrounded by people you love and enjoy being with. It makes you feel light-hearted and can bring a smile to your face.

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1. "Curiosity" is a feeling of wanting to know or learn more about something. It is a natural desire to explore, discover, and understand the world around you. Curiosity makes you ask questions, seek knowledge, and engage in new experiences. It fuels your imagination and helps you grow intellectually. Being curious allows you to discover new interests and expand your horizons.
2. "Love" is a deep affection and care for someone or something. It is a warm and positive emotion that makes you feel connected, valued, and cherished. Love can be felt towards family members, friends, pets, and even activities or hobbies. It brings happiness, comfort, and a sense of belonging. Love is often expressed through kind actions, words of affection, and spending quality time with loved ones.
4. "Sadness" is a feeling of unhappiness or sorrow. It is a natural emotion that can be experienced when you're feeling down, disappointed, or hurt. Sadness may be triggered by various reasons such as loss, loneliness, or disappointment. When you're sad, you may feel like crying or being alone. It's important to acknowledge and express your sadness, as it helps you process your emotions and seek support from others.
5. "Fear" is an intense feeling of being scared or afraid. It is a natural emotion that arises when you perceive a threat or danger. Fear can be triggered by various things, such as darkness, heights, or unfamiliar situations. It may make your heart race, your palms sweat, or cause a sense of unease. It's important to recognize and address your fears, as they can sometimes hold you back from experiencing new things or reaching your full potential.

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2. Publicly owned businesses, with shares being owned by anyone. These companies are listed on the Australian securities exchange (ASX).
4. In today’s society it is expected for everyone to have a job or career to earn money. This ideal is mainly due to the benefits the community will receive through others’ work such as taxes and community donations from companies. Yet each country has different community values and may prioritise time with family, religion, spiritual beliefs, or self leisure.
6. Personal attitudes towards work vary from person to person. Some people will be happy to be an employee and earn their daily livings working under someone else, others prefer to be self-employed or the employer for the benefits of control of working hours, location, and work community, and the rare few are self-sustaining in the sense that they work on their own farm and provide for themselves. In a sense all these people work under their personal guidelines, whether they want to contribute to society, live independently, or off the grid.
7. Qualities you might naturally have.
12. Certain skills individuals hold that businesses and employers deem valuable and essential for their workplace. Can include communication, teamwork, self-awareness, organisation, initiative and being able to learn.
13. Things you've learned through work, training or education, or life experience: they are tangible and can be backed up by qualifications and real-life examples.
16. Include: contact details, date, name, title of who the letter is to, intro to the letter, reason fro the letter, about you and where you want to go, specific subjects related to the job, any relevant experience, reference to resume, sign-off.
17. An activity through which an individual can earn money. It is a regular activity in exchange for payment.
18. An organisation that does not operate to generate profit for shareholders.
19. Module completed for work experience
22. A percentage of your wage paid into an account for retirement. The employer is responsible for paying this.
24. fundamental for more theoretical jobs relating to studies such as science, provides knowledge and the foundations to many important jobs and careers designed for discovery of innovative ideas.
25. Equal opportunity act prevents any individual from being discriminated against on the basis on grounds such as race, age, gender and religion.
27. the regulatory body that enforces legislation for the benefit of workers it is responsible for handling complaints and following up breaches of legislation.
30. ... exist to protect worker’s rights and provide legal support for an employee.
31. There are some generalisations and patterns within generations regarding attitudes towards work. Depending on that generation's upbringing, advantages and disadvantages, the mindset will collectively shift in regards to what they think is productivity and contribution to society. There are always outliers in these generalisations however it can be assumed that generally speaking, these assumptions about an age group come from observation. For example, it is assumed that younger generations are lazy, however, this can be true for every generation to select individuals who inherit capital from family and therefore don’t see a need for working.

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1. These are needed to create effective participation at work. These are developed over a lifetime, through personal, community and work settings.
3. Skills, attitudes and behaviors that can be considered enterprising. These can include adaptability, networking, being able to work with others, problem-solving and leadership.
5. Inlcudes: contact details, career objective, skills & attributes, education, employment history/work experience, achievements, hobbies, references.
8. ... rights are legal obligations that must be met including having staff work to the best of their ability, and to have their property respected
9. Advertised by a business looking for specifically trained/skilled employees.
10. Software developer, registered nurse, financial managers.
11. Problems that can cause harm to workers.
12. ... Rights are legal obligations that must be met including include wages, entitlements, the right to a safe work environment.
14. ... responsibilities include arriving at work on time, following workplace procedure, notifying management of any Health and Safety issues.
15. The max/full-time hours a week are considered a full-time workload.
20. the legislation that enforces entitlements, minimum wages, prevention of discrimination and other aspects in employer-employee relationships.
21. Feuding between employers is an example of...?
23. An organisation that are privately owned corporations, usually with 2-50 stakeholders.
26. Pursuing a long-life ambition or the general course of progression towards a lifelong goal.
28. Legislation legislation responsible for ensuring that workplaces are safe. WorkSafe Victoria is one body that enforces the Act, through Inspectors.
29. directed to more hands-on learners, contributes to the establishment of work related skills and practices, making the student more prone to productivity and getting hired.

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4. The time delay between the moment something is initiated and the moment it becomes detectable.
9. High-definition TV.
11. Someone who gains unauthorised access to a computer in order to obtain data stored on it.
13. Downloading a certain amount of data into temporary storage before starting to play a file.
16. Required for connecting devices to show high-definition video.
17. “Information… what?” Having so much information that the user feels overwhelmed.
18. The ability of a device to communicate and share information with another device.
20. Buying and selling goods electronically usually over the internet.
24. Gives the creator of an original work exclusive rights regarding that work for a certain period of time including its publication distribution and adaptation.
26. Working together with other people.
27. Short messages which may include short sentences individual images or video links. An example is Twitter.
30. For security data is translated into a secret code according to a set of rules in a special ‘key’. To convert the data back into plain text the receiver must also have the key.
31. The increasing integration of economies and societies around the world particularly through international trade.
32. The personal address of your computer so that servers know where to send the information you have requested.
33. Allows the copyright holder or the owner of the media control over the number of viewings play and copies and even which devices the media can be played or viewed on. If you download a film from iTunes you cannot burn it on to a DVD because of the DRM encoded in the film.
35. Allows the exchange of data over short distances from fixed and mobile devices.
36. Third-generation wireless communication which allows high-speed wireless data transfer.
37. A small piece of hardware that connects to a computer and has uses including data storage and picking up Bluetooth and 3G signals. A dongle may be portable like a USB pen.
38. To attach the exact geographical coordinates of longitude and latitude to a digital image giving the location of where it was taken.

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1. Symbols characters images and numbers are all types of data. When data is processed and acquires meaning it becomes information. Computers process data to produce information.
2. A set of numbers on the back of a credit card that help verify that the use of the credit card is legitimate.
3. An automated method of recognising a person based on physical characteristics. Among the features measured are face fingerprints hand geometry iris and voice.
5. A set of rules that people try to abide by out of respect for other people around them.
6. A system designed to prevent unauthorised access to your computer when connected to a network such as the internet.
7. The design of equipment to increase the efficiency of the way it is used by the human body to promote the health of users.
8. Having the ability to do many different things using the same device.
10. “Digital....” Unequal access to ICT for individuals or groups usually due to financial geographical health or cultural reasons.
12. The amount of data that can fit through an Internet connection. It is measured in bits per second (bps). This indicates the number of bits of information that can fit down the line in one second. Kb or Kbps means thousands of bits per second; Mb or Mbps means millions of bits per second.
13. A copy of data that is made in case the original data is lost or damaged. The backup can be used to restore the original data.
14. Tricking someone for personal gain or to damage them.
15. The picture of a TV screen is made of lines of pixels. In a conventional TV there are 625 lines which are refreshed 25 times a second. HD has either 720 or 1080 lines so it produces a clearer sharper picture.
19. A type of software that helps users perform particular tasks.
21. When one device is developed to carry out functions that were originally performed by several different devices.
22. A high-speed connection to the internet.
23. Relating to a business.
25. Small text files that are sent to your computer from certain websites. They track your behaviour and transactions.
26. A system in which all computer programs and data is stored on a central server owned by a company (e.g. Google) and accessed virtually.
28. A company that provides internet access to its customers.
29. Slow computer functionality often caused by high latency or low performance hardware.
34. Transfer of a file e.g. a video from a central computer to your computer.
35. A shared online journal where people can post diary entries about their personal experiences and hobbies.
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2. A form of cyberattack where an attacker uses deceptive emails, messages, or websites to trick individuals into revealing sensitive information like passwords or credit card numbers, often by posing as a trustworthy entity.
5. A set of rules or instructions that a computer follows to solve a particular problem or complete a task. In digital media, algorithms are often used to determine what content is displayed to users (e.g., social media feeds or search results).
9. Bullying that takes place over digital devices such as cell phones, computers, and tablets. It can occur through social media, text messages, gaming platforms, and other online forums.
11. False or inaccurate information that is spread unintentionally. While it is untrue, there is no intent to deceive.
12. A nonprofit organization that provides free, standardized copyright licenses that allow creators to specify how others can use their work (e.g., share, reuse, adapt) while still maintaining certain rights and ensuring proper attribution.
15. The total amount of time spent using devices with a screen, such as smartphones, tablets, computers, and televisions.
20. Use A conscious approach to using technology that involves self-regulation and intentional choices about when, why, and how to use digital devices, rather than using them automatically or compulsively.
21. The unauthorized copying, sharing, or use of copyrighted material without permission from the creator or rights holder, which is a violation of copyright law.
22. The ethical obligation of users to behave responsibly and thoughtfully while using technology. This encompasses protecting personal information, respecting others, and avoiding harmful online activities.
24. False information deliberately and often covertly spread (as by a government, political party, or special interest group) in order to influence public opinion or obscure the truth.
25. The ability to understand and share the feelings of another. Online, this means considering the feelings and perspectives of others in digital interactions, which is essential for combating cyberbullying.
28. The process of converting information or data into a code to prevent unauthorized access. Encrypted data can only be deciphered using a specific key, ensuring privacy and security during transmission and storage.
29. Addiction A problematic use of digital devices and media platforms characterized by a persistent, intense urge to engage in a behavior despite harmful or adverse consequences, such as negative effects on sleep, work, or relationships.

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1. the trail of data left behind from online activities, including what you intentionally post (active footprint) and the data collected about you without your full awareness (passive footprint)
3. a person who uses technology and the internet responsibly and appropriately, demonstrating skills like digital literacy, online safety, and respect for others
4. Using digital media in a way that feels healthy and is in proportion with other important life activities, such as family time, hobbies, and sleep.
6. Use A legal doctrine that permits limited use of copyrighted material without permission from the rights holder for purposes such as commentary, criticism, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, or research.
7. The practice of taking someone else's work or ideas and passing them off as one's own, without attribution or permission.
8. Intelligence A set of techniques that enable computer systems to perform tasks that typically require human intelligence, based on input data or training (e.g., speech recognition, problem-solving, chatbots).
10. An interactive experience that enhances the real world by overlaying computer-generated images and information onto the user's view of the actual environment, often using a phone app or AR glasses
13. The practice of protecting systems, networks, and programs from digital attacks. These attacks are usually aimed at accessing, changing, or destroying sensitive information; extorting money from users; or interrupting normal business processes.
14. Data that can be used to identify, contact, or locate a single person, such as name, address, email, phone number, and Social Security Number. Protecting this data is crucial for online safety.
16. An individual who witnesses injustice or negative behavior and takes action to intervene, report the behavior, or support the victim.
17. the social identity a user establishes online through profiles, usernames, and interactions on websites and social media
18. the ability to critically analyze stories presented in the mass media and to determine their accuracy or credibility.
19. A person who witnesses an event or situation (such as cyberbullying) but does not take action.
23. A set of rules outlining acceptable and polite behavior when communicating and interacting online. This includes being respectful, professional, and mindful of others' privacy.
26. Settings allow you to control what information you share online by adjusting settings on software, apps, and devices
27. The exclusive legal right, given to an originator or an assignee to print, publish, perform, film, or record literary, artistic, or musical material, and to authorize others to do the same.
28. A set of moral principles that govern an individual's or group's behavior, particularly in the context of technology regarding issues like data collection, AI development, and virtual harms.

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4. Allen usually got his books from the Book ________________.
5. While Allen was serving on the USS Persistent, he was part of the seventy-______ division.
7. What was Allen’s nickname when he was growing up? It was given to him by his friends.
10. Allen and Jill’s first date took place after their High School play performance of “South Pacific.” They went with a bunch of friends and hung out at _____________ park until the police stopped by and told them to go home.
11. How many years has Allen and Jill been married?
14. Allen played an instrument in Junior High and High School. What was it?
15. Allen currently works at ___________________ Systems.
23. Allen enjoyed watching the _______________ dump at Kennecott Copper Mine with his family.
25. Allen’s favorite radio show as a kid was “The Lone _______________________.”
26. Allen and Jill visited southern California for their honeymoon and went to which amusement park while they were there?
27. Which of Allen’s friends refused to get marry until Allen returned home to be his best man? (Hint: His last name is Tomlin. The Government, during this time was offering early releases from the military, but Allen had not been given the option even though he was legible. So, this friend’s fiancé contacted Utah Congressman Frank Moss, who then contacted Allen’s commanding officer in the US Navy to get Allen released early from the Navy. Allen was the radio man on duty when the message came through and had to take the message to his commanding officer.
28. While driving, Allen fell asleep and _________ his Volkswagen bug.
29. Allen went to ____________ High School, where he graduated in 1965.
30. Allen’s favorite candy as a kid was ______________ candy.
31. Allen and Jill were married on June _____, 1971.
35. What branch of the military did Allen not serve in? (Hint: The Coast Guard does not count.)
37. What color was Allen’s hair before it turned white?
39. Allen coached this sport while his kids were young.
42. Allen’s three friends growing up were Steve Davis, Ken Tomlin, and Don _______________.
43. At Disney World, Allen got in trouble for doing what to a Disney World Cast Member?
44. Allen was stationed in _________________, California for Boot Camp in 1967.
45. Allen’s favorite band growing up was the _______________________.
47. Allen served ________ years, 11 months, and 21 days in the US Navy.
48. Allen had several chores as a kid, he disliked mowing the lawn because he had to use a ____________ mower.
49. Allen was ____________ years old when he joined the US Navy.
51. After Allen proposed to Jill, they saw the movie “_________ Story”.
52. What vehicle did Allen’s kids use as a slide? (Hint: It was green.)
53. While in the Navy, Allen served on two different ship. One was named the USS Persistent and the other ship was the USS _______________.

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1. Allen’s favorite subject in school was ___________ and gym.
2. What was Allen’s mother’s name?
3. Allen joined the _______ National Guard, because he needed a second job.
6. Allen volunteered as a _____________ during the 2002 Olympics.
8. Allen broke up with Jill after seeing the movie “_____________________.” (Hint: “The rain in Spain…)
9. Allen was born on July 10, 19_____.
12. Allen is known for his acts of ____________________.
13. Allen’s first home was located in which city? (Hint: This city no longer exists.)
14. How many years did Allen serve in the Air National Guard?
16. On June 21, 1972, Allen and Jill were sealed in the ________________ Temple.
17. Allen’s first job was at Harmon's Grocery Store as a ____________.
18. Allen’s current hobbies are Family History and Find a _________________.
19. Allen’s father’s name is ______________.
20. When Allen was a kid, he enjoyed going hunting and ________ with his family.
21. Allen always carries this item in his pocket. (Hint: Achoo!)
22. Allen graduated from Weber State University with a B.S. degree in what?
23. Allen enjoyed reading ____________ fiction as a kid.
24. The first year Allen served in the navy, he was stationed in Adak, _______________.
29. Allen’s favorite drink is _______________.
31. Allen first met Jill in this class during his Senior Year of High School.
32. Allen’s dad came up with his own hand cleaner to remove paint and grease. What was this product called?
33. Allen’s favorite food as a child was ______________. His mom would broil it in their gas oven.
34. What war was going on while Allen served in the navy?
36. What rank was Allen when he retired from the guard? (Hint: Master _________.)
38. Allen’s position in the US Navy was a ____________.
40. Allen learned how to play _________ from his Grandma Blair.
41. What type of ship did Allen serve on while in the US Navy?
44. Allen would always threaten his kids with this on Christmas morning.
45. While in the US Navy, Allen’s ______________ visited him, when he was going through a rough time.
46. How many kids does Allen have?
50. How many brothers does Allen have?
51. What is Allen’s middle name?

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3. Increases in learning as a consequence of past interactions with the criminal justice system.
5. The examination, testing, and interpretation of the physical evidence. In this stage, all physical evidence is examined to assess its relevance and determine it's overall nature and quality.
6. The first stage involves collecting all available information about the crime (or profiling inputs), including physical evidence, photographs of the crime scene, autopsy reports and pictures, crime scene photos, complete background information on the victim, and police reports.
9. Offender profiling is an investigative tool that aid the identification, apprehension and conviction of an unknown offender by providing the police with a description of the likely social (employment, marital status) and mental characteristics (level of education, motivation) of the offender.
12. Stereotypes are the outcome of both social and individual cognitive processes. In the line of police work, stereotypes can have serious implications.
13. Using the information and evidence collected, profilers explore how the crime unfolded, looking particularly at the potential sequence of events (e.g. does the evidence indicate stalking?), how the victim may have responded to the offender (e.g. does the evidence suggest a struggle?) and the style/operating mode (modus operandi) of the offender.
18. Category of offenders characterised by being psychotic, disorganised and did not plan the crime, low intelligence and poor personal hygiene, etc. And their crime scenes are categorised by being spontaneous, the depersonalisation of the victim, the body wasn't hidden, and the weapon being found at the scene, etc.
21. The Peelian principles summarize the ideas that Sir Robert Peel developed to define an ethical police force
22. Use tasks similar to tasks that are likely to be done by officers in the job. As you might guess, these tests are designed to predict performance on the job.
23. Examines all aspects of the victim, including lifestyle, hobbies, habits, friends, enemies and demographic features.
24. This final stage is where the profilers formulate initial descriptions or hypotheses about the most likely suspects.

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1. This type of profile emerges from a comparison of previous crimes to the current crime, which the profiler uses to develop an idea of what the offender maybe like when found.
2. The aim is to provide law enforcement with an impression of the most likely offender. This can include a range of details including demographic information, ethnicity, relationships, potential motivation of behaviour, their history and even where they may live.
4. Examining the nature of the crime and how it unfolded to see if it can be classified somehow. This works with the idea that these characteristics can provide an insight into the type of crime being dealt with.
7. Characteristics that have been defined as common for police officers are attributes such as courage, authoritarianism, cynicism, and aggression (Lefkowitz, 1975)
8. Focuses on using more empirically based approaches. Additionally, to expand knowledge, investigative psychology focuses more on research, developing more rigorous methods and larger sample sizes relative to the FBI process.
10. Explores the relationship between the offender's psychological factors and the crime geography.
11. Psychological tests have generally been shown to have good reliability (this can vary according to the test) and can be used to measure a range of psychological factors that might relate to the tasks of a police officer (e.g. intelligence tests such as verbal reasoning, spatial ability)
14. Community policing is seen as a way to improve engagement between police and CALD communities and evaluations of community policing (while limited in number) have shown that a focus on improving the perceived legitimacy of police practices may be one of the more effective long-term crime prevention strategies (Sherman & Eck 2006)
15. Category of offenders characterised by being psychopathic, organised and planned the crime, charming and intelligent and/or socially and sexually adept, etc. And their crime scenes are categorised by being controlled, the use of restraints, the body was hidden, and the weapon not being found at the scene, etc.
16. This method does not compare a crime to others. Instead, this approach examines the current crime in-depth, working with available evidence, and uses this evidence to describe the offender and what they were like at the time of the crime.
17. The idea that an offender will operate in similar ways during their offences. However, there is some room for change and adaptation of the offender based on previous offences.
19. Widely used despite evidence that indicates personal interviews are subject to distortion, low reliability and questionable validity. Personal interviews can be used for orienting candidates to the next stages of evaluation rather than predicting subsequent performance.
20. This second stage involves integrating the various information collected in the previous stage and looking for patterns that allow the scene to be classified; this may involve determining if the crime scene is organised or disorganised.

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5. Allen’s first job was at Harmon's Grocery Store as a ____________.
9. After Allen proposed to Jill, they saw the movie “_________ Story”.
10. On June 21, 1972, Allen and Jill were sealed in the ________________ Temple.
11. Allen broke up with Jill after seeing the movie “_____________________.” (Hint: “The rain in Spain…)
12. Allen volunteered as a _____________ during the 2002 Olympics.
14. The first year Allen served in the navy, he was stationed in Adak, _______________.
15. Allen played an instrument in Junior High and High School. What was it?
21. What color was Allen’s hair before it turned white?
23. Allen’s favorite subject in school was ___________ and gym.
24. Allen’s father’s name is ______________.
25. Allen enjoyed reading this type of genre as a child.
26. What was Allen’s mother’s name?
30. Allen coached this sport while his kids were young.
31. Allen’s position in the US Navy was a ____________.
33. Allen’s favorite food as a child was ______________. His mom would broil it in their gas oven.
35. While in the Navy, Allen served on two different ship. One was named the USS Persistent and the other ship was the USS _______________.
37. While driving, Allen fell asleep and _________ his Volkswagen bug.
38. Allen learned how to play _________ from his Grandma Blair.
40. Allen and Jill visited southern California for their honeymoon and went to which amusement park while they were there?
41. What war was going on while Allen served in the navy?
42. At Disney World, Allen got in trouble for doing what to a Disney World Cast Member?
43. Allen’s favorite drink is _______________.
45. Allen first met Jill in this class during his Senior Year of High School.
46. Allen is known for his acts of ____________________.
48. How many brothers does Allen have?
49. Allen was stationed in _________________, California for Boot Camp in 1967.
50. Allen’s dad came up with his own hand cleaner to remove paint and grease. What was this product called?
54. How many years did Allen serve in the Air National Guard?
55. When Allen was a kid, he enjoyed going hunting and ________ with his family.
57. Allen’s favorite candy as a kid was ______________ candy.
58. What is Allen’s middle name?

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1. Allen enjoyed watching the _______________ dump at Kennecott Copper Mine with his family.
2. Allen usually got his books from the Book ________________.
3. How many years has Allen and Jill been married?
4. Allen’s first home was located in which city? (Hint: This city no longer exists.)
6. Allen always carries this item in his pocket. (Hint: Achoo!)
7. What branch of the military did Allen not serve in? (Hint: The Coast Guard does not count.)
8. How many kids does Allen have?
10. While Allen was serving on the USS Persistent, he was part of the ______________ division.
11. What rank was Allen when he retired from the guard?
13. Allen had several chores as a kid, he disliked mowing the lawn because he had to use a ____________ mower.
16. What vehicle did Allen’s kids use as a slide? (Hint: It was green.)
17. Allen was born on July 10, 19_____.
18. Allen and Jill were married on June _____, 1971.
19. Allen and Jill’s first date took place after their High School play performance of “South Pacific.” They went with a bunch of friends and hung out at _____________ park until the police stopped by and told them to go home.
20. Allen served ________ years, 11 months, and 21 days in the US Navy.
22. Allen’s favorite radio show as a kid was “The _______________________.”
27. Allen was ____________ years old when he joined the US Navy.
28. What type of ship did Allen serve on while in the US Navy?
29. Allen’s three friends growing up were Steve Davis, Ken Tomlin, and Don _______________.
32. Allen’s favorite band growing up was the _______________________.
34. Allen would always threaten his kids with this on Christmas morning.
36. Allen went to ____________ High School, where he graduated in 1965.
39. Allen graduated from Weber State University with a B.S. degree in what?
44. While in the US Navy, Allen’s ______________ visited him, when he was going through a rough time.
47. Allen joined the _______ National Guard, because he needed a second job.
51. What was Allen’s nickname when he was growing up? It was given to him by his friends.
52. Allen currently works at ___________________ Systems.
53. Which of Allen’s friends refused to get marry until Allen returned home to be his best man? (Hint: The Government, during this time was offering early releases from the military, but Allen had not been given the option even though he was legible. So, this friend’s fiancé contacted Utah Congressman Frank Moss, who then contacted Allen’s commanding officer in the US Navy to get Allen released early from the Navy. Allen was the radio man on duty when the message came through and had to take the message to his commanding officer.)
56. Allen’s current hobbies are Family History and Find a _________________.

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2. Allen had several chores as a kid, he disliked mowing the lawn because he had to use a ____________ mower.
7. At Disney World, Allen got in trouble for doing what to a Disney World Cast Member?
8. The first year Allen served in the navy, he was stationed in Adak, _______________.
9. Allen’s favorite radio show as a kid was “The Lone _______________________.”
11. How many years has Allen and Jill been married?
12. Allen’s favorite candy as a kid was ______________ candy.
13. Allen went to ____________ High School, where he graduated in 1965.
16. Allen played an instrument in Junior High and High School. What was it?
18. While Allen was serving on the USS Persistent, he was part of the seventy-______ division.
22. After Allen proposed to Jill, they saw the movie “_________ Story”.
24. Allen’s father’s name is ______________.
27. Allen graduated from Weber State University with a B.S. degree in what?
28. Allen’s three friends growing up were Steve Davis, Ken Tomlin, and Don _______________.
29. What was Allen’s nickname when he was growing up? It was given to him by his friends.
30. Allen would always threaten his kids with this on Christmas morning.
31. Allen learned how to play _________ from his Grandma Blair.
33. When Allen was a kid, he enjoyed going hunting and ________ with his family.
36. Allen and Jill visited southern California for their honeymoon and went to which amusement park while they were there?
39. While in the US Navy, Allen’s ______________ visited him, when he was going through a rough time.
41. Allen’s favorite food as a child was ______________. His mom would broil it in their gas oven.
44. Allen always carries this item in his pocket. (Hint: Achoo!)
49. How many years did Allen serve in the Air National Guard?
50. Allen first met Jill in this class during his Senior Year of High School.
51. Allen’s dad came up with his own hand cleaner to remove paint and grease. What was this product called?
53. Allen was ____________ years old when he joined the US Navy.
54. How many kids does Allen have?
56. Allen’s first job was at Harmon's Grocery Store as a ____________.
57. What color was Allen’s hair before it turned white?

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1. Allen usually got his books from the Book ________________.
2. While in the Navy, Allen served on two different ship. One was named the USS Persistent and the other ship was the USS _______________.
3. Allen enjoyed watching the _______________ dump at Kennecott Copper Mine with his family.
4. What was Allen’s mother’s name?
5. What war was going on while Allen served in the navy?
6. Allen’s first home was located in which city? (Hint: This city no longer exists.)
10. Allen broke up with Jill after seeing the movie “_____________________.” (Hint: “The rain in Spain…)
13. Allen currently works at ___________________ Systems.
14. Allen enjoyed reading ____________ fiction as a kid.
15. Allen’s favorite band growing up was the _______________________.
17. While driving, Allen fell asleep and _________ his Volkswagen bug.
19. Allen was born on July 10, 19_____.
20. Allen coached this sport while his kids were young.
21. Allen served ________ years, 11 months, and 21 days in the US Navy.
23. How many brothers does Allen have?
25. Allen was stationed in _________________, California for Boot Camp in 1967.
26. Allen is known for his acts of ____________________.
32. Allen joined the _______ National Guard, because he needed a second job.
34. Allen’s current hobbies are Family History and Find a _________________.
35. On June 21, 1972, Allen and Jill were sealed in the ________________ Temple.
37. Allen and Jill were married on June _____, 1971.
38. What vehicle did Allen’s kids use as a slide? (Hint: It was green.)
40. Allen’s position in the US Navy was a ____________.
42. What rank was Allen when he retired from the guard? (Hint: Master _________.)
43. Allen’s favorite drink is _______________.
45. Allen and Jill’s first date took place after their High School play performance of “South Pacific.” They went with a bunch of friends and hung out at _____________ park until the police stopped by and told them to go home.
46. What branch of the military did Allen not serve in? (Hint: The Coast Guard does not count.)
47. What type of ship did Allen serve on while in the US Navy?
48. Which of Allen’s friends refused to get marry until Allen returned home to be his best man? (Hint: His last name is Tomlin. The Government, during this time was offering early releases from the military, but Allen had not been given the option even though he was legible. So, this friend’s fiancé contacted Utah Congressman Frank Moss, who then contacted Allen’s commanding officer in the US Navy to get Allen released early from the Navy. Allen was the radio man on duty when the message came through and had to take the message to his commanding officer.
51. Allen volunteered as a _____________ during the 2002 Olympics.
52. What is Allen’s middle name?
55. Allen’s favorite subject in school was ___________ and gym.

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1. mimic, awareness, imitate, flex, weird, faint, impressive

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3. it wasn’t a dating service! (14)
8. the loves of his life (3, 3, 4)
9. a landmark of the Metaswitch office, covered in damson gin, lego and dead parrots (5, 4)
10. Cambridge college Mat attended (5, 7)
11. George Formby had nothing on Mat and his electric version (7)
13. his most notable item of clothing (5, 4)
15. Mat optimistically tried this without a wetsuit but soon changed his mind (4, 8)
16. many a fun day spent squeezing pork into skins to make these (8)
20. one of Mat’s more exotic dining experiences, it was a crunchy but didn’t “bug” him much (6, 5)
22. something you do to presents. Mat was supremely good at it (8)
24. The pastry which defeated him (10)
25. the holiday of the infamous party (9)
27. he had a range of this toy but thankfully didn’t need a licence (6, 7, 3)
31. type of goat which gave Mat the slip and he ended up chasing it down the lane and rugby tackling it (5)
34. Mat split a pair of these while executing some funky dance moves at the Metaswitch Christmas party (8)
38. the only cycle he owned which he couldn’t ride (8)
39. got stuck in a very tall tree at a posh country hotel and he had to go ask for it back (10)
40. Mat was great at making this and even better at eating it, only Jack could rival him in the speed of demolishing one (3, 5)
41. Mat would never be without one or more of these in his pocket (9)
44. you'd usually find Mat under a pile of these (4)
45. Finland, Finland, Finland, the country where I want to be (5, 6)
47. single malts were the favourite (6)
49. the place we slept through the largest powercut Europe had ever had (5)
50. superb cake he made for Hels bday, inspired by our kitten acquisition (6, 4, 4)
51. He definitely “kneaded” a lot of flour for this one and the “yeast” of his concerns was tidying up after this food treat (5)
53. one of our favourite bands to hear with Michelle (5, 3)
54. only a small uprising and coup d'état in the neighbouring country on this trip (9, 8)

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1. BBC young musician finalist playing this (5)
2. Mat’s very useful part-time job at Uni (6)
4. he did like a queen (5)
5. this gyro swing made him queasy for hours, much to Sam’s delight (10)
6. possibly the most revolting concoction ever made using a vegetable and a pair of tights (6, 3)
7. Only months old and Sam was already beaing taught this card game with his fluffy friends and a few bottles of whisky (5)
12. the only thing I’ve ever known Mat to be unable to eat!! (5, 6, 5)
14. One of Mat’s favourite hobbies and got both his boys going aged 2 (7)
17. the beetroot version looked like strips of ham. Not very appetising (5)
18. affectionately known as Pinchy, Hels brought him home from Borough market and we spent the day expecting him to escape out the back door (6, 4)
19. this holiday destination had just been bombed – no wonder we got a cheap deal! (5)
21. Mat was lucky enough to sample the private areas of this prickly delicacy (3, 6)
23. Mat’s favourite dining experience (3, 3, 3)
26. Mat's favourite outdoor wind-powered “toy” (5, 4)
28. you wouldn’t often see Mat without one of these slung around his neck. Kept smuggling in new models and hoping Hels wouldn’t notice! (6)
29. a bathfull of these creatures overnight made a dreadful noise (11)
30. a hobby he was hopeless at regardless of how many years he tried and lessons he took. Think Bambi. (7)
32. I swear a shark tried to nibble his bottom doing this once. It’s hard laughing with a regulator in (5, 6)
33. Mat owned 3 of this musical instrument, one brought back from Australia and one he made out of plumbers pipe (10)
35. The reason for cycling to Ware, highlight of Sam and Jack’s trip out with Daddy (7,4)
36. something Mat was inordinately good at throughout his life and could do very quickly. Famed for it at uni, only Jack could rival him when an ice cream was involved (6)
37. Mat spent years perfecting these and takes after his Mum. Sunday dinner won’t be the same without them (9, 8)
42. we were making omlettes for days (7, 3)
43. we tried out various of these and only got a few stuck in gutters and narrowly missed an old lady after Mat souped one up with hair shampoo (7)
46. More successful with wild garlic than elderflowers which smelt of cat wee! (8)
48. only one had a puncture and bottomed out in Hartham river (5)
50. Hello Dave! (6, 2, 9)
52. many a visit here after halls in Cambridge (6, 3)

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2. What vehicle did Allen’s kids use as a slide? (Hint: It was green.)
5. How many brothers does Allen have?
6. What was Allen’s mother’s name?
8. Allen usually got his books from the Book ________________.
11. Allen first met Jill in this class during his Senior Year of High School.
13. Allen always carries this item in his pocket. (Hint: Achoo!)
16. What is Allen’s middle name?
18. Allen and Jill were married on June _____, 1971.
20. Which of Allen’s friends refused to get marry until Allen returned home to be his best man? (Hint: The Government, during this time was offering early releases from the military, but Allen had not been given the option even though he was legible. So, this friend’s fiancé contacted Utah Congressman Frank Moss, who then contacted Allen’s commanding officer in the US Navy to get Allen released early from the Navy. Allen was the radio man on duty when the message came through and had to take the message to his commanding officer.)
23. Allen’s favorite food as a child was ______________. His mom would broil it in their gas oven.
24. Allen was ____________ years old when he joined the US Navy.
26. What color was Allen’s hair before it turned white?
29. Allen enjoyed reading this type of genre as a child.
33. Allen joined the _______ National Guard, because he needed a second job.
34. What branch of the military did Allen not serve in? (Hint: The Coast Guard does not count.)
35. Allen was born on July 10, 19_____.
36. Allen’s first job was at Harmon's Grocery Store as a ____________.
39. What war was going on while Allen served in the navy?
40. Allen’s favorite subject in school was ___________ and gym.
42. Allen’s father’s name is ______________.
43. Allen’s favorite radio show as a kid was “The _______________________.”
44. While in the Navy, Allen served on two different ship. One was named the USS Persistent and the other ship was the USS _______________.
45. Allen was stationed in _________________, California for Boot Camp in 1967.
46. Allen would always threaten his kids with this on Christmas morning.
49. Allen enjoyed watching the _______________ dump at Kennecott Copper Mine with his family.
50. Allen’s position in the US Navy was a ____________.
51. Allen is known for his acts of ____________________.
53. Allen and Jill’s first date took place after their High School play performance of “South Pacific.” They went with a bunch of friends and hung out at _____________ park until the police stopped by and told them to go home.
55. After Allen proposed to Jill, they saw the movie “_________ Story”.
56. Allen’s first home was located in which city? (Hint: This city no longer exists.)

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1. Allen’s favorite candy as a kid was ______________ candy.
3. Allen served ________ years, 11 months, and 21 days in the US Navy.
4. Allen volunteered as a _____________ during the 2002 Olympics.
7. What rank was Allen when he retired from the guard?
8. What type of ship did Allen serve on while in the US Navy?
9. Allen had several chores as a kid, he disliked mowing the lawn because he had to use a ____________ mower.
10. How many years did Allen serve in the Air National Guard?
12. Allen graduated from Weber State University with a B.S. degree in what?
14. At Disney World, Allen got in trouble for doing what to a Disney World Cast Member?
15. When Allen was a kid, he enjoyed going hunting and ________ with his family.
17. Allen’s favorite band growing up was the _______________________.
19. Allen learned how to play _________ from his Grandma Blair.
21. Allen broke up with Jill after seeing the movie “_____________________.” (Hint: “The rain in Spain…)
22. Allen went to ____________ High School, where he graduated in 1965.
25. Allen played an instrument in Junior High and High School. What was it?
27. While Allen was serving on the USS Persistent, he was part of the ______________ division.
28. Allen and Jill visited southern California for their honeymoon and went to which amusement park while they were there?
30. Allen’s favorite drink is _______________.
31. On June 21, 1972, Allen and Jill were sealed in the ________________ Temple.
32. Allen currently works at ___________________ Systems.
37. While in the US Navy, Allen’s ______________ visited him, when he was going through a rough time.
38. Allen’s three friends growing up were Steve Davis, Ken Tomlin, and Don _______________.
41. Allen’s dad came up with his own hand cleaner to remove paint and grease. What was this product called?
47. What was Allen’s nickname when he was growing up? It was given to him by his friends.
48. How many years has Allen and Jill been married?
49. How many kids does Allen have?
51. Allen coached this sport while his kids were young.
52. While driving, Allen fell asleep and _________ his Volkswagen bug.
54. The first year Allen served in the navy, he was stationed in Adak, _______________.
56. Allen’s current hobbies are Family History and Find a _________________.

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1. bouldering, rafting, robotic, bungee jumping, paintball, go cart, cosplay, sculpting, singing, breakdance, meditation, motocross, acting, disc jockey, embroidery, origami, calligraphy, painting, sailing

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4. Allen had several chores as a kid, he disliked mowing the lawn because he had to use a ____________ mower.
7. While in the US Navy, Allen’s ______________ visited him, when he was going through a rough time.
11. The first year Allen served in the navy, he was stationed in Adak, _______________.
13. Allen coached this sport while his kids were young.
15. While in the Navy, Allen served on two different ship. One was named the USS Persistent and the other ship was the USS _______________.
16. Allen’s dad came up with his own hand cleaner to remove paint and grease. What was this product called?
21. Allen’s first job was at Harmon's Grocery Store as a ____________.
22. What was Allen’s mother’s name?
23. Allen’s favorite band growing up was the _______________________.
24. What rank was Allen when he retired from the guard?
26. What branch of the military did Allen not serve in? (Hint: The Coast Guard does not count.)
28. Allen and Jill visited southern California for their honeymoon and went to which amusement park while they were there?
32. Allen was ____________ years old when he joined the US Navy.
33. Allen was stationed in _________________, California for Boot Camp in 1967.
35. Allen broke up with Jill after seeing the movie “_____________________.” (Hint: “The rain in Spain…)
40. Allen’s father’s name is ______________.
42. While Allen was serving on the USS Persistent, he was part of the ______________ division.
44. Allen volunteered as a _____________ during the 2002 Olympics.
45. Allen’s first home was located in which city? (Hint: This city no longer exists.)
47. Allen’s current hobbies are Family History and Find a _________________.
50. Which of Allen’s friends refused to get marry until Allen returned home to be his best man? (Hint: The Government, during this time was offering early releases from the military, but Allen had not been given the option even though he was legible. So, this friend’s fiancé contacted Utah Congressman Frank Moss, who then contacted Allen’s commanding officer in the US Navy to get Allen released early from the Navy. Allen was the radio man on duty when the message came through and had to take the message to his commanding officer.)
53. Allen’s favorite candy as a kid was ______________ candy.
54. What type of ship did Allen serve on while in the US Navy?
55. Allen played an instrument in Junior High and High School. What was it?
57. Allen usually got his books from the Book ________________.
58. What war was going on while Allen served in the navy?
59. What was Allen’s nickname when he was growing up? It was given to him by his friends.

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1. How many brothers does Allen have?
2. Allen served ________ years, 11 months, and 21 days in the US Navy.
3. Allen’s favorite food as a child was ______________. His mom would broil it in their gas oven.
5. Allen always carries this item in his pocket. (Hint: Achoo!)
6. When Allen was a kid, he enjoyed going hunting and ________ with his family.
8. On June 21, 1972, Allen and Jill were sealed in the ________________ Temple.
9. Allen currently works at ___________________ Systems.
10. Allen’s favorite radio show as a kid was “The _______________________.”
12. Allen joined the _______ National Guard, because he needed a second job.
14. Allen went to ____________ High School, where he graduated in 1965.
17. Allen and Jill were married on June _____, 1971.
18. Allen would always threaten his kids with this on Christmas morning.
19. Allen’s favorite subject in school was ___________ and gym.
20. Allen graduated from Weber State University with a B.S. degree in what?
25. Allen enjoyed reading this type of genre as a child.
27. How many kids does Allen have?
29. After Allen proposed to Jill, they saw the movie “_________ Story”.
30. Allen first met Jill in this class during his Senior Year of High School.
31. What color was Allen’s hair before it turned white?
33. Allen enjoyed watching the _______________ dump at Kennecott Copper Mine with his family.
34. Allen learned how to play _________ from his Grandma Blair.
36. Allen was born on July 10, 19_____.
37. Allen’s favorite drink is _______________.
38. How many years did Allen serve in the Air National Guard?
39. At Disney World, Allen got in trouble for doing what to a Disney World Cast Member?
41. While driving, Allen fell asleep and _________ his Volkswagen bug.
43. Allen’s three friends growing up were Steve Davis, Ken Tomlin, and Don _______________.
46. Allen’s position in the US Navy was a ____________.
48. How many years has Allen and Jill been married?
49. What vehicle did Allen’s kids use as a slide? (Hint: It was green.)
51. Allen and Jill’s first date took place after their High School play performance of “South Pacific.” They went with a bunch of friends and hung out at _____________ park until the police stopped by and told them to go home.
52. Allen is known for his acts of ____________________.
56. What is Allen’s middle name?

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1. Allen enjoyed watching the _______________ dump at Kennecott Copper Mine with his family.
4. While in the Navy, Allen served on two different ship. One was named the USS Persistent and the other ship was the USS _______________.
5. What was Allen’s mother’s name?
6. Allen’s favorite food as a child was ______________. His mom would broil it in their gas oven.
8. What type of ship did Allen serve on while in the US Navy?
10. While driving, Allen fell asleep and _________ his Volkswagen bug.
14. Allen’s father’s name is ______________.
17. Allen volunteered as a _____________ during the 2002 Olympics.
18. The first year Allen served in the navy, he was stationed in Adak, _______________.
19. Allen currently works at ___________________ Systems.
23. When Allen was a kid, he enjoyed going hunting and ________ with his family.
24. What war was going on while Allen served in the navy?
25. Allen’s first home was located in which city? (Hint: This city no longer exists.)
27. On June 21, 1972, Allen and Jill were sealed in the ________________ Temple.
29. What color was Allen’s hair before it turned white?
31. Allen broke up with Jill after seeing the movie “_____________________.” (Hint: “The rain in Spain…)
33. Allen went to ____________ High School, where he graduated in 1965.
35. Allen is known for his acts of ____________________.
36. How many brothers does Allen have?
37. Allen and Jill were married on June _____, 1971.
40. Allen first met Jill in this class during his Senior Year of High School.
42. What rank was Allen when he retired from the guard?
43. What is Allen’s middle name?
44. Allen was born on July 10, 19_____.
45. Allen was ____________ years old when he joined the US Navy.
48. Allen always carries this item in his pocket. (Hint: Achoo!)
50. Allen’s position in the US Navy was a ____________.
52. Allen’s favorite radio show as a kid was “The _______________________.”
54. Allen and Jill’s first date took place after their High School play performance of “South Pacific.” They went with a bunch of friends and hung out at _____________ park until the police stopped by and told them to go home.
55. After Allen proposed to Jill, they saw the movie “_________ Story”.

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1. Allen coached this sport while his kids were young.
2. Allen usually got his books from the Book ________________.
3. Which of Allen’s friends refused to get marry until Allen returned home to be his best man? (Hint: The Government, during this time was offering early releases from the military, but Allen had not been given the option even though he was legible. So, this friend’s fiancé contacted Utah Congressman Frank Moss, who then contacted Allen’s commanding officer in the US Navy to get Allen released early from the Navy. Allen was the radio man on duty when the message came through and had to take the message to his commanding officer.)
4. Allen had several chores as a kid, he disliked mowing the lawn because he had to use a ____________ mower.
7. Allen served ________ years, 11 months, and 21 days in the US Navy.
9. Allen was stationed in _________________, California for Boot Camp in 1967.
10. What was Allen’s nickname when he was growing up? It was given to him by his friends.
11. At Disney World, Allen got in trouble for doing what to a Disney World Cast Member?
12. Allen’s three friends growing up were Steve Davis, Ken Tomlin, and Don _______________.
13. Allen’s favorite band growing up was the _______________________.
15. What branch of the military did Allen not serve in? (Hint: The Coast Guard does not count.)
16. What vehicle did Allen’s kids use as a slide? (Hint: It was green.)
18. Allen joined the _______ National Guard, because he needed a second job.
20. Allen’s favorite drink is _______________.
21. Allen’s favorite subject in school was ___________ and gym.
22. Allen’s dad came up with his own hand cleaner to remove paint and grease. What was this product called?
26. How many years has Allen and Jill been married?
27. While Allen was serving on the USS Persistent, he was part of the ______________ division.
28. Allen would always threaten his kids with this on Christmas morning.
30. Allen’s first job was at Harmon's Grocery Store as a ____________.
32. How many years did Allen serve in the Air National Guard?
34. Allen enjoyed reading this type of genre as a child.
38. How many kids does Allen have?
39. Allen and Jill visited southern California for their honeymoon and went to which amusement park while they were there?
41. Allen graduated from Weber State University with a B.S. degree in what?
46. Allen’s favorite candy as a kid was ______________ candy.
47. Allen played an instrument in Junior High and High School. What was it?
49. Allen learned how to play _________ from his Grandma Blair.
51. Allen’s current hobbies are Family History and Find a _________________.
53. While in the US Navy, Allen’s ______________ visited him, when he was going through a rough time.

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2. state of rest
4. superior to all others
10. 50% or one of two equal parts
12. lively or moving images
14. place with books for lending
16. not have same opinion
18. multiple large road vehicles
20. make better
22. use teeth to cut
23. action or process of moving
24. interfere unnecessarily
26. over a lengthy period
29. make believe
32. overused, lacking originality
33. rely on
35. cause to be unclear
38. lacking wealth
39. synthetic material
41. object or item
47. plumbing fixture or descend
49. moving air
50. touch with tongue
51. small arachnid or sound
52. relating to meat or substantial
53. small arthropod
54. assurance or promise
56. event or occurrence
57. not biased
58. hard structures in mouth
60. harsh or grating
63. not neat
65. oily substance or overweight
67. not complicated
68. not hard
69. writing instrument
70. unpleasantly sticky or dirty
71. exchange or profession
73. having force or power
74. causing annoyance
75. substance or cloth
76. citrus fruits
78. silly or funny
79. miniature human figures
81. hollow cylinder for fluid
83. uncouth or aggressive
85. muscular or strong
87. flying vehicle
90. press firmly
92. come into contact
95. ability to act or capacity
97. come or go into
98. pedestrian path by road
100. clearly noticeable
105. increase in number
107. large sea vessel
109. container for holding liquid
112. large gun
113. short written record
114. move smoothly
118. gain from business activity
120. displaying gloom
121. painful or aching
122. guide or control direction
123. be on fire or hurt
124. curved or determined
127. multiple locomotives
129. feeling need to drink
132. temporary outdoor lodging
134. wide in extent
135. moving quickly
137. leisure activities
139. have same opinion
141. keep safe
143. choice or resolution
144. large road vehicle
145. control or oversee
146. part held to use an object
149. chemical to whiten/lighten
150. clean or rub
154. showing compassion
156. business entity
164. causing disgust
165. contest or rivalry
166. longing for the past
168. annoying organism
170. organized military force
171. digit on the foot
173. handle multiple tasks/items
174. series of water surges
178. feeling of joy or satisfaction
179. study of past events
180. valuable or beloved
181. potent or intoxicating
182. test of skills or abilities
183. covered with fine particles
184. care or anxiety
186. large body of salt water
187. having natural talent
188. emblem of authority
189. spreading unchecked
190. measure of proportion

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1. become aware of
3. flowing substance
5. raise shoulders indicating uncertainty
6. material discarded
7. create something new
8. moving without purpose
9. group working together
11. irritated or displeased
13. emotionally intense
15. person who writes
17. hanging piece of ice
18. extremely large
19. thin crisp wafer
21. just or beautiful
25. look attentively or timepiece
27. multiple objects or items
28. act dishonestly
29. hit or a drink
30. shining intensely
31. related to countryside
32. measure of ability
34. burst or shatter violently
36. written work
37. inborn or natural
38. place or status
40. having lived long time
42. feeling joy or pleasure
43. shining, sparkling
44. evil or morally wrong
45. not smooth or level
46. device for locking/unlocking
48. happening by chance
55. not fitting
59. shockingly bad or bold
61. long narrow piece
62. multiple written works
64. be alive
66. wanting another's possessions
72. agree to receive
77. toward the rear of a ship
80. cautious or diligent
81. sound made by cats
82. smooth natural fiber
84. cause damage
85. flying insect, produces honey
86. strong and muscular
88. producing distorted sensations
89. study of sound
91. female monarch
93. one starting to learn
94. showing aggressive pride
96. possess
99. one of a kind
101. using or involving harm
102. resist authority
103. thin pieces of wood
104. small, social insects
106. body part at arm's end
108. working together
110. of limited size
111. having grandeur
115. record of items sequentially
116. duplicate or reproduce
117. space enclosed by walls
119. move swiftly on feet
120. moving quickly
124. part of a tree or division
125. ordinal number after second
126. strong desire
128. lacking confidence
130. can easily be broken
131. front of head or confront
133. vessel for drinking
136. amazingly surprising
137. in attractive manner
138. multiple vocal musical pieces
140. come or bring together
142. related to race
147. highly pleasant to taste
148. showing great enthusiasm
151. sick or unwell
152. covered in blood or British slang
153. not showing interest
155. done with difficulty
157. one who works with wood
158. related to economy
159. characteristic of women
160. profitable or beneficial
161. relating to past
162. wet or drenched
163. extend or lengthen
167. system of communication
169. timber or move heavily
172. tired or exhausted
175. come or go back
176. large group of people
177. intellect or be bothered by
179. head covering
185. protective head covering

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2. 1. Shared beliefs and values in a society (7) 3. Stage in life affecting consumer choices (9) 5. Drive that motivates a consumer to fulfill needs (10) 7. People influencing our buying decisions (13) 9. Acquired knowledge influencing buying (8) 11. Close family or friends affecting purchases (6) 13. One’s pattern of living expressed in activities, interests, and opinions (9) 15. A smaller group within a culture with distinct patterns (10) 17. Evaluation of products based on prior experiences (6) 19. Feelings and attitudes toward a product (5) 21. Perception shaped by personal experience and senses (9) 23. Society level affecting social norms and behaviors (9)

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1. 2. Social or professional position affecting purchase choices (6) 4. Psychological readiness to respond in a certain way (7) 6. Attitudes toward self-image affecting purchases (11) 8. External influences such as peers (5) 10. Knowledge stored from past experiences (6) 12. Sense of right and wrong influencing buying behavior (7) 14. Media and communication affecting consumer opinions (6) 16. Specific hobbies or activities influencing buying (8) 18. Needs arising from fear, desire, or comfort (8) 20. Brand or product preferences developed over time (7) 22. The process of noticing stimuli in the environment (10) 24. Social expectations influencing individual actions (4)

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2. Biotic refers to living organisms or factors that are associated with or influenced by living organisms. It includes all living things such as plants, animals, and microorganisms, as well as their interactions with each other and their environment. Biotic factors play a crucial role in ecosystems and can have a significant impact on the overall balance and functioning of an ecosystem.
3. Community refers to a group of individuals who share common interests, goals, or characteristics and interact with one another within a specific geographic area or virtual space. It can be a local neighborhood, a school, an online forum, or any other social unit where people come together to support and engage with each other. Communities play a vital role in fostering social connections, promoting collaboration, and providing a sense of belonging. They can be based on shared values, cultural backgrounds, hobbies, or professional interests. Communities often organize events, initiatives, and resources to address common needs and improve the well-being of their members.
5. An artificial reef is a human-made underwater structure, typically made of concrete or other durable materials, that is designed to mimic natural reefs and provide habitat for marine organisms. These structures are often deployed in areas where natural reefs are damaged or absent, with the goal of enhancing biodiversity and promoting the growth of coral and other marine life. Artificial reefs can be created using various methods, such as sinking old ships, placing concrete modules, or using purpose-built structures. They serve as important ecological and recreational resources, attracting divers, fishermen, and researchers.
9. Ecology is the scientific study of the relationships between organisms and their environment. It focuses on understanding how organisms interact with each other and with their physical surroundings. This field of study examines topics such as population dynamics, community structure, energy flow, nutrient cycling, and the impact of human activities on ecosystems. Ecology plays a crucial role in understanding and addressing environmental issues, conservation efforts, and sustainable development.
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1. A consumer in an ecosystem refers to an organism that obtains its energy by consuming other organisms. Consumers are also known as heterotrophs, as they rely on organic matter for their energy needs. They can be classified into different trophic levels based on their feeding habits. Primary consumers, such as herbivores, feed directly on producers (plants). Secondary consumers, such as carnivores, feed on primary consumers. Tertiary consumers, such as apex predators, feed on both primary and secondary consumers. Consumers play a crucial role in energy transfer and nutrient cycling within an ecosystem.
4. The carrying capacity refers to the maximum number of individuals of a species that an environment can sustainably support. It is determined by factors such as the availability of resources, space, and the species' interactions with other organisms. When a population exceeds its carrying capacity, it can lead to resource depletion, competition, and ultimately population decline.
6. Adaptation refers to the process by which organisms adjust to their environment in order to increase their chances of survival and reproduction. It involves changes in an organism's physical structure, behavior, or physiological processes. Adaptations can be structural, such as the shape of a bird's beak for specific feeding habits, or behavioral, such as migration patterns in response to changing seasons. These adaptations are the result of natural selection, where individuals with advantageous traits are more likely to survive and pass on their genes to the next generation.
7. A consumer in an ecosystem refers to an organism that obtains its energy by consuming other organisms. Consumers are also known as heterotrophs, as they rely on organic matter for their energy needs. They can be classified into different trophic levels based on their feeding habits. Primary consumers, such as herbivores, feed directly on producers (plants). Secondary consumers, such as carnivores, feed on primary consumers. Tertiary consumers, such as apex predators, feed on both primary and secondary consumers. Consumers play a crucial role in energy transfer and nutrient cycling within an ecosystem.
8. Competition refers to a situation where individuals or groups strive to outperform each other in order to achieve a specific goal or win a prize. It can occur in various contexts, such as sports, business, academics, or even everyday life. Competition often involves challenges, rivalry, and the pursuit of excellence. It can be a driving force for innovation, improvement, and personal growth.

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1. The cheapest pet to own at $35/year.
3. Most household debt in the US is spent on ____ (not a surprise, this is the most expensive item in the typical American’s budget)
6. Consider buying a ____ car when your income is lower and because cars depreciate quickly.
9. There are a variety of people who can legally check your credit including lenders, insurers, and ____.
11. As you develop a budget and make spending decisions, it is easier to alter ____ expenses to shift money where you need it.
12. As a savvy consumer, a person should include planning to set goals, create a budget, save for emergencies, and anticipate ____.
14. About 50% of jobs require ____ work experience.
15. Fewer than 20% of young people (21-24) have a ____ degree. (15.4% of men & 20.6% of women)
18. To earn 1 ____ dollars, it takes a person with a bachelor’s degree 15.4 years, but it takes a person with less than a high school diploma 32.4 years.
20. To ____ comfortably in Pennsylvania, you need to save $857,000 (by save, that means you’d have to invest and earn this amount).
23. The term for a person that falls under this Unacceptable Employee Behavior… a master procrastinator who can come up with plenty of excuses as to why a task or project hasn’t been started.
26. Lower income earners ____ more than middle and higher income earners about things such as paying their bills, amount of debt, and losing their job.
28. This major has about 76% of employers looking to hire, yet a relatively small % of seniors are in the major.
29. Just because you can get credit doesn’t mean you should ____ it.
32. FICO is a well recognized credit score. This credit bureau creates a credit score by tracking your borrowing and repayment behavior.
33. Based on the Projected Rate of Employment Growth (2016–26), ____ Support has the highest percentage of growth at 23.6%.
37. People who are smart have common habits. One good habit is to tell a ____ about your goals. 76% (the highest percentage) of people who did this accomplished their goal.
38. One of the factors of creditworthiness includes your ____ to pay (i.e. Do you keep a steady job?)
39. This city is ranked #1 for the best cities for jobs in 2018 by Glassdoor.
41. Owning a car involves many expenses. One item is about 10% of all expenses for a car owner (over 5 years of owning a car). For an 18-year-old on their own, the national average is over $5,000 a year.
42. Over 40% of work is performed at this pace.
43. Nearly 80% of all jobs are acquired through ____.
44. ____ and mathematical occupations sit the most at work (compared to other occupations).

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2. On-time payments and credit used are two factors evaluated to calculate your credit ____.
4. #6 on the blank check
5. A business career with higher pay and higher growth rates expected.
7. While money is a motivator to many employees, ____ from a manager is the highest rated motivator at 67%.
8. Once you’ve found a house you like, you begin a lengthy 1-2 month+ long paperwork process, which involves financial ____checks, job/income data, property inspection, and more.
10. ____ Choices (including phone, pets, hobbies, shopping, & more) are the last things you should buy in your budget, making up no more than 30% of income.
12. Compared to savings accounts and bonds, this investment tool earns you the largest return on investment.
13. You have to work over 100 hours in a month just to pay a mortgage in this city.
16. Based on the 50/20/30 Rule, ____ expenses such as housing, transportation, and utilities should make up no more than 50% of your income.
17. A 401(k) is a retirement tool offered by some ____.
19. You should create one of these to compare income versus expenses.
21. The wage gap (the money a woman makes for every $1 a man makes) is smallest for people in their ____ (an age-range).
22. On the chart with salaries ranging from $0 to over $200,000 on the horizontal axis, the career on the chart that has the highest earnings (including 10th to 90th percentiles) is ____.
24. A person with a credit score over 800 would receive a ____ APR for their auto loan.
25. College seniors feel good about their ____, despite the mismatch between college seniors’ majors versus what employers are seeking. Regardless, more than 90% of seniors feel good about their interview skills.
27. The ____ of saving is more important than the amounts.
30. ____ history makes up 35% of your credit score (the largest portion).
31. The return on a college degree has more to do with your ____ than where you go to school.
34. Of the majors that are switched out the most, the major Earth and ____ Science ranks in the top 5 for men and women.
35. The higher the price ____ number for a given state, the more residents will pay for items such as housing, food, and transportation. (PA is in the midrange)
36. If you are looking to retire young, you should learn this acronym that means, “to live below what you could theoretically afford, so that you can maximize retirement savings and exit the workforce as soon as possible.”
40. Perhaps the greatest employee motivator involves cultivating this sense.
42. You should always pay more than the ____ payment on your credit card.

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3. - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ assessment is a type of assessment which does not involve a final examination. Some or all of the work that learners do during a course is marked by the teacher on a regular basis and these marks go into the calculation of the final grade given to learners.
4. - A method or approach to teaching in which the teacher presents language items in instructions and the learners have to do exactly what the teacher tells them; e.g. the teacher says: Stand up and the learners stand up; the teacher says: Walk to the window and the learners walk to a window in the classroom.
5. - An activity which involves the learners writing down what the teacher reads aloud. Learners can also write down what another learner reads aloud.
11. - An approach to teaching new language in which the teacher presents the language using a situation, gets learners to practice it in exercises or other controlled practice activities, and then asks learners to use or produce the same language in a communicative and less controlled way.
14. - In a _ _ _ _ _ _ drill the teacher says a word or sentence and the learners repeat it together as a class.
16. - The smallest sound unit which can make a difference to meaning e.g. /p/ in pan, /b/ in ban.
17. - In a _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ drill the teacher says a word or a sentence and the learner answers by changing the sentence into a new grammatical structure, e.g.
18. - A sound in which the air is not blocked by the tongue, lips, teeth etc.
20. - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ assessment takes place when marking tasks such as multiple-choice questions or true/false questions because the marker does not need to decide if the answer is right or wrong as there are clear correct or incorrect answers.
21. - A letter or group of letters added to the beginning of a word to make a new word, e.g. clear – unclear.
24. - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ assessment takes place when the opinion of the person marking a test is needed to make a decision on the quality of the work being assessed.
25. – A combination of two single vowel sounds said one after the other to produce a new sound; e.g. /aɪ/ as in ‘my’ is pronounced by saying /æ/ and /ɪ/ together.
26. - An approach to teaching new language. The teacher asks learners to do a task to see how well they know a certain piece of language. The teacher then presents the language which is new for the learners. Finally the teacher asks the learners to do another task using the new language correctly.
27. - In a _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ drill the teacher provides a sentence and a different word or phrase which the learner(s) must use (or substitute) in exactly the same structure, e.g.
28. - An introductory speaking activity that a teacher uses at the start of a new course so that learners can get to know each other, e.g. a speaking activity which asks learners to find out about other learners’ hobbies.

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1. - Listening, speaking, reading and writing
2. - A word which sounds the same as another word, but has a different meaning and may have a different spelling, e.g. I knew he had won; I bought a new book.
6. - A particular way or a system for doing something. When teaching a language, there are different ways or systems teachers can use, each based on a belief or a theory about the best way to learn a language.
7. - This type of test is used to see how well learners have learned the language and skills taught in class.
8. - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ assessment is a type of assessment aimed at finding out what language and skills weaknesses or strengths learners have. Teachers use this information to inform their future lesson planning. See teacher roles.
9. - A learner who remembers things more easily when they hear them spoken. This type of learner may like the teacher to say a new word aloud and not just write it on the board.
10. - A learner who learns more easily by doing things physically. This type of learner may like to move around or move objects while learning.
12. - A letter or group of letters added at the end of a word to make a new word, e.g. good - goodness.
13. - A pause before or while doing or saying something. Learners often do this when they are trying to find the correct words to say, because they need more time to think.
15. - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ assessment is used for formative assessment and also continuous assessment. It consists of a collection of learners’ works done over a course or a year which shows development of their language and skills.
19. - An approach to teaching language based on the idea that language is made up of lexical units rather than grammatical structures. Teachers using this approach plan lessons which focus on lexical units or chunks such as words, multi-word units, collocations and fixed expressions rather than grammatical structures.
22. – To tell someone how well they are doing. After a test, or at a certain point in the course, teachers might give learners _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ on how well they are doing.
23. - The use of correct forms of grammar, vocabulary, spelling and pronunciation

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3. open to ________ and ________: willing to accept the difficulties or unfavourable situations in lives, e.g. failing to achieve something

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2. That is an ___________ mystery. No one will ever be able to explain it.
4. Many students are ______________ of basketball, so they picked players like Jordan, Kobe, and LeBron for their research projects.
9. Only musicians of the highest ________ perform at the concert hall in Australia.
11. The new smartphone was designed to be ____________ to water; it wouldn’t get damaged even if dropped in a lake.
12. capability or possibility
14. Manny Pacquiao, one of the greatest professional boxers of all time, had to _________ many difficult obstacles before he achieved success.
17. Once the contract was signed, the decision became ____________, and there was no turning back.
19. A federal judge issued a preliminary ________ to halt the president’s attempt to dismantle the Institute of Museum and Library Services.
22. to pay all or part of the expenses
23. My final, ___________ answer is no, so stop asking.
27. The small company was unable to _____________ its employees well, but it offered a great work environment.
29. Martin Luther King Jr. was know to be a skilled _________ who captivated audiences with his speeches.
34. After being caught speeding, Dominic asked for _________ from the officer, begging for mercy because he could not afford to get a ticket.
37. (1) a state of resting after exertion or strain (2) lack of activity
39. The illness would ___________him for weeks, leaving him unable to perform his daily tasks.
40. The _________ android was so skilled at the job that it replaced human workers.
41. The witness's testimony _____________ the suspect in the robbery by connecting him to the getaway car.
43. controlled by destiny
45. stimulus
46. The difficulties are _____________; there is just not enough money to offset the expense.
48. The fire alarm was malfunctioning and the _________ sounds of the sirens would stop and start over and over.
49. believe in and follow the practices of
50. a penalty for disobeying a law/rule ~OR~ to give official permission or approval
51. to urge, persuade or advise strongly
52. The movement for _______, or the right to vote, was a major turning point in American history.
54. to say or plead in protest, objection, or disapproval
58. People have many different hobbies; Mary’s favorite __________ is gardening.
61. someone who falls behind others; a person who is slow to make progress
64. flattery
68. prior, that which comes before something, preceding in time or order; previous or preexisting
70. Many Americans have ____________ desk jobs that don’t require them to move much.
71. to remove, revoke, cancel
73. cannot be doubted or questioned
76. The ancient Romans were ____________ inventors whose inventions like roads, highways, arches, concrete and more are still used today.
77. a highly talented child
78. There are three branches of government: executive, legislative, and __________.
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1. She is incredibly __________ and almost never stops yapping.
3. The little boys ___________ sticks in the air and begin to play swordfight.
5. indisputable; undeniable
6. being in a state of inactivity or the process of becoming obsolete or outdated and no longer used; dying
7. The politician started locally but began to ______________ supporters from around the state.
8. The test is designed to ________ your strengths and weaknesses.
10. ability or talent
13. dominant in power or importance (can also mean “rising in power or influence” or, as a noun, “ancestors”)
15. Because of their primitive knowledge, cavemen used __________ weapons made of sticks and rocks.
16. The value of a car begins to _________ the moment you drive it off the lot.
18. weak in character; lacking initiative or strength of character; irresponsible; incompetent; worthless
20. one skilled in the fine arts
21. You can’t trust that guy. He said he would keep my secret, but then he __________ it to the press.
24. Smartphones have ________ apps that come preselected and already installed at the time of purchase.
25. When the teacher asked for volunteers, he decided to __________ his help with organizing the event.
26. to replace someone or something else
28. to attempt to talk someone out of something
30. The teen tried to ______ his way into borrowing the new car by showering his mom and dad with compliments about their amazing parenting skills. (Also, a bug/poison-type Pokémon)
31. to mention or suggest (a sensitive topic) for the first time
32. At noon, the summer sun was at its __________.
33. People are becoming more ____________ as wages have stayed stagnant while prices of goods and services have increased.
35. lazy; idle
36. to clear of guilt or blame
38. a secret pact to gain something illegally
42. Already exhausted, the swimmers had to ______________ all their remaining energy to make a final push on the last lap.
44. SpongeBob SquarePants is absorbent and yellow and ___________.
45. cannot be overcome or passed over
47. to bring a formal accusation against
53. filled with (often with something negative)
55. to free
56. a natural capability; an inherent mental or physical power
57. free or without cost
59. Everyone is required to take the _________ safety training before being allowed near the equipment.
60. An expert jeweler must _____________ the diamond ring before we will know its true value.
62. occurring by nature or habit
63. The moon will wax and _________ every month.
65. The government _________ allowed the farmer to continue producing and selling the crop.
66. to split; to divide
67. I love the ride at the fair that spins you around in a circle so that the ____________ force sticks you against the wall, leaving you suspended when the floor drops away.
69. Young Sheldon is a ______________ boy who showed exceptional intellectual development as a child.
72. The center _________ donations to help victims of the earthquake.
74. The older generation tried to ________ their knowledge to their young children so that the kids could learn from the past.
75. Sharks, lions, and polar bears are all considered to be ________ predators.

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1. Promoting this in a task-interdependent team may backfire.
3. A mental state in which an employee is highly concentrated at work.
6. “My preference will be against the team’s!”
7. Offering this will improve your impression others make of you.
9. When this is external in nature, employees are less upset about unmet expectations compared to when this is internal in nature.
11. Not having a sense of this is a symptom of burnout.
13. If a leader has more of this in his or her position, he has a higher level of situational control in his or her dyadic relationship with a subordinate.
16. ___________ employees react differently to empowerment than do majority employees.
17. Research has shown that smarter people have higher _____.
20. Leaders who are low on concern for people and low on concern for production.
22. This person said and did things out of ordinary.
23. Mentors can give these to you!
27. Those who are empowered are more likely to turn off an annoying ____.
28. When this is at a high level, employees are motivated to display impression management tactics.
35. Psychological contracts have both inducements and ____________.
36. A reward system emphasizing this element can promote workaholism in the workplace.
40. Do you believe that greater effort will lead to better performance?
45. Team members have to rely on each other to do their work.
46. In a high power distance culture, people expect power and status difference in a society to be ____________.
47. Workaholics may sacrifice these for work.
50. Minority employees often feel that there is a ________ ceiling above them.
52. One possible social downside of OCB.
55. Task identity is the extent to which an employee is responsible for the _____ task.
57. When people behave in a manner that is consistent with their self-view, it is called self- _____________.
59. This person illustrated the essence of transformational leadership (both individualized consideration and intellectual stimulation).
63. Job applicants may be asked to create this in order to be assessed for their job skills.
64. Perceptions of politics belong to this type of stressor.
67. This organization is known for its people-oriented culture.
68. This is reported as the least frequently adopted means for employees to get ahead.
69. We should not try to make sense of a ________ event.
70. Students who have a record of doing this should be more likely to engage in OCB.
72. Mood can spread in a team. This phenomenon is called ___________.
74. Physiological, safety, belonging, _______, and self-actualization needs are the five needs in Maslow's hierarchy of needs.
76. This organization is known to use cross-functional teams to develop products and services.
77. Interviewers need to control this to give more accurate ratings.
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2. An example of organizational culture we discussed in class.
4. This type of identity is likely to reduce one’s motivation to work long hours.
5. Positive reinforcement focuses on this type of behavior.
8. In a self-managing team, this is minimal.
10. We read a case about her up-and-down journey.
12. This company encourages even low-level employees to explore new ideas.
14. It is the main reason why employees want to be empowered at work.
15. Having ____ exchange quality with your leader makes you see the need to engage in impression management.
18. After finishing this course, you have become more confident in your managerial capacity. In other words, you have developed stronger ________ beliefs about your managerial capacity.
19. The main reason why politically skilled people are more successful.
21. When people behave in a manner that promotes their self-view, it is called self- _____________.
24. A key component of equity and social comparison.
25. This person illustrated the essence of charismatic leadership (e.g., articulating vision, taking risks in achieving the vision).
26. A type of interview which asks interviewees how they will behave in hypothetical situations.
29. Leaders who are not transactional.
30. For outstanding employees, they might be chosen to receive more of this.
31. One main outcome of perceptions of politics is that employees want to ______.
32. Lack of fit = incongruence = ?
33. An important source of an organizational culture.
34. Stories, symbols, language, and _____ are important ways employees learn about organizational cultures.
37. People of this quality are enthusiastic, confident, and influential.
38. One possible way to socialize newcomers is to introduce them to this.
39. Obtaining input from employees before making a decision.
41. Recruiting from this source is a reliable means to reach talents.
42. Self-managing teams especially need this.
43. Workaholics are often seen as possessing this positive attribute.
44. People who are afraid of this are likely to become workaholics.
48. Politically skilled people are able to show this in different situations.
49. Leadership studies showed that there are ____ major types of leadership behavior.
51. This type of cost cannot be recovered. We should avoid thinking about it in our decisions.
53. One of the factors that create job satisfaction, but not job dissatisfaction.
54. An important type of people-oriented OCB.
56. “He did poor work!” exemplifies this type of impression management tactic.
58. People do this when they formulate perceptions of equity.
60. A leadership trait the determines a person’s trustworthiness.
61. This motivational technique involves the use of objectives.
62. In a highly political workplace, your ______may be taken by others.
65. How do we describe span of control?
66. OCB promotes organizational performance through enhancing its social __________.
71. Some empowerment techniques (e.g., participative decision making) have _______ effects on employees.
73. There is a big difference when this is delivered sincerely vs. insincerely.
75. In a strong organizational culture, values are deeply and widely ________.

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2. I go to yoga class weekly with my 8 year old daughter and it helps with stress.
3. I like fly fishing in my spare time.
7. I’m a registered Native American, even though I’m freckly and burn easy. 3/16 Ponca.
9. I cannot donate blood since I’ve been to England in the last 10 years. I’m allergic to oatmeal. It’s not deadly but just unpleasant.
12. My 5 and 6 year olds occupy most of my time outside of work. I spend my free daylight hours doing landscaping around my house. If I was a doctor and my plants were patients, no malpractice provider would touch me. Free non-daylight hours are spent watching shows on Netflix that the rest of the world saw a decade ago when they were new. Nobody tell me how Prison Break ends.
13. I reside in the Dallas metropolis but originally from Lake Charles, LA. I am the proud mommy to a beautiful determined daughter named Korbyn and a spoiled mixed terrier by the name of Co Co. Both keep me busy, entertained, and on my toes (literally)!
14. I have been married for 28 years, I have 3 children and one grand daughter. I have been with Citi for 18 years. I love the outdoors and on my bucket list is to one day go hang gliding or parachuting.
15. I am an avid reader and it is one of my favorite hobbies. Some of my favorite business books are Good to Great, QBQ, and The 5 Habits of Highly Effective People.
17. Something most people do not know is that I have studied Computer Forensics and I am actively studying additional topics related to Information Security. I have attended Ethical Hacking seminars and take courses periodically to stay current in trends related to this industry.
19. I was born in West Germany, yes West because of the Berlin Wall (1949-1990); outside of work I have skydived and learned to skateboard.
24. I was born in West Virginia, but grew up in Virginia where I lived in over 20 different locations before starting primary school.
26. I am a “stage manager” for the small dance company my daughter runs. I consider this my hobby since I do not get paid. I enjoy organizing things, making props, choosing costumes and making sure everything runs smoothly behind the scenes. I have also performed in several of these productions.

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1. I am a “do-it-yourselfer”. I can definitely attribute this to my Dad and how we were raised . The good thing now is that basically EVERYTHING is on YouTube and I leverage this resource heavily when tackling home improvements, automobile care, health, Dental (just kidding), and all other things we take for granted nowadays. Most recently I installed laminate flooring in a couple rooms in our house. I have never done it and, thanks to YouTube, I was able to complete this task in a couple days.
3. I’ve had my private pilot certificate for almost 8 years. I used to teach high school Spanish.
4. I have recently picked up a new hobby playing competition level paintball ball. We play in a tournament at least once a month in Rock Hill, SC.
5. In college I worked for a moving company, once accidentally dropped a piano through a 2nd story window.
6. I am a certified Scuba Diver.
8. To combat dry heat i water ski and wake-board.
10. I have a Fraternal twin brother. In our high school/college years people thought we were lying because we did not look anything like each other.
11. I build high quality furniture from rough cut lumber with absolutely no plans or drawings. I do this in my small basement shop and have produced 200+ pieces.
16. I have been fortunate in that I have traveled to some of the places many of us have on our “Bucket List.” I have been to the Sistine Chapel and Roman Colosseum in Italy and the Wailing Wall in Jerusalem. I’ve been inside two of the Pyramids during two separate trips to Egypt and road in a camel-drawn wooden cart while visiting the Taj Mahal in India. I’ve been snow skiing in the French Alps, snow-mobile riding on the Great Continental Divide and ridden four-wheelers on the beaches of the Sea of Cortez while visiting Cabo. I’ve water-skied in Greece, road horseback in the Carmel Mountains of Israel and been took by a five-year kid selling keffiyehs (a traditional Middle Eastern Headdress) in Egypt. I remember reading “Around the World in 80 Days” when I was a kid and was fascinated by it. I never knew I would circumvent the globe in 17 days, 20,000 total miles, later in life.
17. I've been to the Taj Mahal
18. I won a public speaking award in college that my professor nominated me for, but was terrified every time I gave a speech! I have no idea how the professor didn’t hear my voice shaking with every word.
20. I recently acquired 3 chicks and a duck. The duck is Soda Quacker. Audrey, Lucy, and AJ are the chickens. Two are named for movie stars, and one is named for the kind gentleman who paid $3.50 for the chick at the Southern States cash register when my daughter ran out of money. That would be AJ.
21. I have a collection of over 100 basketball cards that are specific to Michael Jordan, including a card that contains of piece of his game worn jersey.
22. I play guitar in the band Highway 31, we have releases on iTunes, Amazon, Spotify, etc…, and Music Videos on YouTube.
23. I have only ever lived in 2 states. As of this year, I have lived in Arizona for the same amount of years as I have lived in Iowa (my birth state).
25. I love football. Huge fan of Kansas City Chiefs . Interesting fact about me: I’ve played Rugger (Rugby football) in high school.