immunity Crossword Puzzles

9 Clues: form of cancer • treats antibodies • Ehrlich's birth place • magic bullets is a what • Paul was classified as a • study of blood and disorders • The theory that deals with immunology. • The branch of medicine concerned with immunity • The branch of medicine that deals with the branch of biology that deals with the normal functions f living animals and their parts.

9 Clues: a name • impossible to deny • a far-fetched story • to a particular case. • ridiculous or implausible • to make a formal request to an authority with • to question someone in order to hear their opinion • information used to promote or publicize political cause or point of view • a special right, advantage, or immunity granted or available to a particular person or group

9 Clues: oil glands • white blood cell • foreign particle in the body • control of the body temperature • system which protects the body from infection • secrete into body cavities or onto surfaces through ducts • composed of the skin, hair and glands associated with the skin • weakened or killed antigen which when injected promotes immunity • ...

9 Clues: MySejahtera (7-7) • SARS and MERS (11) • Six feet away (6-10) • Isolated for 2 weeks (10) • Global situation (anagram: macdnepi) (8) • Protects others more than the wearer (5) • Might make a cut on your hand sting (4-9) • Used to treat those with respiratory failure (10) • A key solution providing immunity to the disease (7)

9 Clues: break or burst suddenly • the loss of being able to move • branch of science concerning poison • An increase in size; anatomical swelling • the state of being resistant to diseases • when the nail separates from it's nail bed • the process combining chemically with oxygen • a kidney tumor made up of fluid-filled cysts • fluid that originates from the stomach's glands

16 Clues: the host • only 1 cell • is an organism • worldwide spread • with more than 1 cell • able to be passed easily • microorganism in the air • located in only one location • are prokaryotic single-celled organisms • animal like protists and called protozoa • may also be caused by a pathogen, they are contagious • are non photosythetic organisms and most are multicellualar • ...

16 Clues: the host • only 1 cell • is an organism • worldwide spread • with more than 1 cell • able to be passed easily • microorganism in the air • located in only one location • are prokaryotic single-celled organisms • animal like protists and called protozoa • may also be caused by a pathogen, they are contagious • are non photosythetic organisms and most are multicellualar • ...

16 Clues: the host • only 1 cell • is an organism • worldwide spread • with more than 1 cell • able to be passed easily • microorganism in the air • located in only one location • are prokaryotic single-celled organisms • animal like protists and called protozoa • may also be caused by a pathogen, they are contagious • are non photosythetic organisms and most are multicellualar • ...

16 Clues: Coronavirus disease 2019 • 100.4 degrees Fahrenheit • Knox County Health Department • Jenner created the first vaccine • the body's main types of immune cells • 2-14 days after exposure to the virus • artificially activate the immune system • triggers the body’s response to invaders • requires two injections given 28 days apart • requires two injections given 21 days apart • ...

15 Clues: Conveying lymph in the body, it is a vein-like vessel • The ability of an organism to resist a specific toxin or infection • The term used to describe an outbreak over a whole country or the world. • A substance used to provide immunity against a disease or several diseases • A Y-shaped protein molecule produced by B cells in response to an antigenic stimulus • ...

16 Clues: resistant staphylococcus aureus • Caused by or capable of being transmitted by infection. • The invasion of body tissues by disease-causing pathogens • virus that causes acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS). • A blood borne virus that causes disease and can damage the liver. • Disinfectants that are effective for cleaning blood and body fluids. • ...

15 Clues: inanimate object capable of carrying infectious agents • Place of virus attachment on host cell which leads to specificity • people were placed on _____ to avoid the further spread of the MEV-1 virus • Mitch Emhoff had ____to the disease, meaning that he would not be infected • The ____ rate represents number of people who died due to a specific cause • ...

19 Clues: provides immunity • chicken pox vaccine • cessation of menstruation • your child's barking cough • When your infant dies sudden • uncontrollable loss of bladder • what vaccine has pertussis in it • Get this to be safe at Disneyland • affects memory and cognitive funtions • sewing up and girl/cutting off of a boy • activities you do for yourself everyday • ...

16 Clues: eats meat only • eat plants only • a product of photosynthesis • eats both plants and animals • a green substance in the leaf • made up of several food chains • when my dog dies, this takes place • gives up active or passive immunity • a type of fungi that can grow on food • an organism that hunts other organisms • transports water to parts of the plant • ...

16 Clues: produces T cells • stops most of the germs that • Spongy like tissue in the bone • Some immunity against diseases • protects body against the body • Trap germ, bacteria and viruses • Fighting invading germs in blood • disease that affects immune system • line and protect outside of the body • many of the harmless mucous membrane • acts as a safe house for good bacteria • ...

16 Clues: Generally given at birth • Ms. Lance's favorite website • Also known as whooping cough • What does the R in MMR stand for? • What disease does Varicella prevent? • Route of admin for Rotovirus vaccine • Flu vaccine is recommended how often? • From Nova episode, no longer given orally • Skin is known as what line of immune defense • ...

16 Clues: the host • only 1 cell • is an organism • worldwide spread • with more than 1 cell • able to be passed easily • microorganism in the air • located in only one location • are prokaryotic single-celled organisms • animal like protists and called protozoa • may also be caused by a pathogen, they are contagious • are non photosythetic organisms and most are multicellualar • ...

16 Clues: the host • only 1 cell • is an organism • worldwide spread • with more than 1 cell • able to be passed easily • microorganism in the air • located in only one location • are prokaryotic single-celled organisms • animal like protists and called protozoa • may also be caused by a pathogen, they are contagious • are non photosythetic organisms and most are multicellualar • ...

16 Clues: the host • only 1 cell • is an organism • worldwide spread • with more than 1 cell • able to be passed easily • microorganism in the air • located in only one location • are prokaryotic single-celled organisms • animal like protists and called protozoa • may also be caused by a pathogen, they are contagious • are non photosythetic organisms and most are multicellualar • ...

16 Clues: the host • only 1 cell • is an organism • worldwide spread • with more than 1 cell • able to be passed easily • microorganism in the air • located in only one location • are prokaryotic single-celled organisms • animal like protists and called protozoa • may also be caused by a pathogen, they are contagious • are non photosythetic organisms and most are multicellualar • ...

16 Clues: the host • only 1 cell • is an organism • worldwide spread • with more than 1 cell • able to be passed easily • microorganism in the air • located in only one location • are prokaryotic single-celled organisms • animal like protists and called protozoa • may also be caused by a pathogen, they are contagious • are non photosythetic organisms and most are multicellualar • ...

16 Clues: the host • only 1 cell • is an organism • worldwide spread • with more than 1 cell • able to be passed easily • microorganism in the air • located in only one location • are prokaryotic single-celled organisms • animal like protists and called protozoa • may also be caused by a pathogen, they are contagious • are non photosythetic organisms and most are multicellualar • ...

16 Clues: the host • only 1 cell • is an organism • worldwide spread • with more than 1 cell • able to be passed easily • microorganism in the air • located in only one location • are prokaryotic single-celled organisms • animal like protists and called protozoa • may also be caused by a pathogen, they are contagious • are non photosythetic organisms and most are multicellualar • ...

18 Clues: Mineral found in haemoglobin • Vitamin that prevents scurvy • Vitamin that helps in blood clotting • B12 Vitamin that aids red blood cells • Vitamin important for calcium absorption • Mineral that helps carry oxygen in blood • Trace mineral that supports insulin action • Mineral found in dairy, important for teeth • Fat soluble vitamin acting as an antioxidant • ...

16 Clues: a microscopic parasite • a machine that pumps oxygen • the month says was discovered • the city corona originated it • a contagious respiratory illness • the month covid 19 first showed up • the country where the outbreak started • the month America started to shut down • the country with the most corona cases • a shot that provides an active immunity • ...

6 Clues: Increases energy • Prevents muscle loss • When you drink fluids • Important meals during the day • Is high in protein, energy and calcium • C, Strengthens immunity and from being unwell

19 Clues: a map maker • not mapped out • A fine type of pottery • a large fleet of ships • to prepare for sailing • a crop that's grown to be sold • when a body is free from sickness • a plant used to add flavor to food • a written record of a ship's progress • relating to the Middle Ages in Europe • when the crew overthrows their captain • A flag that represents a king or queen • ...

20 Clues: serve to ease pain • avoid all the illsthe • works for fighiting cancer • plants are good for health • good for you to lose weight • serves as a digestive system • serve as antidontes to disease • help to counteract stomach acid • helps to prevent heart problems • tomato serves to prevent cancer • pumpkins promote bone and tooth health • is able to guard your digestive system • ...

19 Clues: where T cells mature • first line of defense • resistance to disease • a disease causing agent • attack invading substances • fluid in lymphatic vessels • all lymph flows towards this • main warrior of immune system • secrete antibodies into the blood • cell that eats foreign substances • remove pathogens from food and air • slower, more specific immune response • ...

19 Clues: IgG and IGM • auto immune disease • where B cells mature • abbreviation for Lupus • Chronic Fatigue Syndrome • types of white blood cells • destroy abnormal human cells • artificially acquired immunity • AIDS Lupus auto immune disease • acts primarily as a blood filter • attack invaders outside the cells • redness, heat, swelling, pain, puss • vessels that bring lymph into the node • ...

19 Clues: Breaks down proteins • Forms disulfide bonds • Methyl group in side chain • Function of immunoglobulins • Cleave internal peptide bonds • Amino acid w/ c-ring side chain • Where synthesis of albumin occurs • Structure w/ polypeptide backbone • Structure w/ linear sequence of a.a. • Structure w/ folding of peptide chain • Type of major plasma protein; antibodies • ...

4 Clues: A sweet herb that soothes the throat. • The "Golden Shower Tree”, known for healing properties. • Respected as Holi Basil and considered great for immunity. • A small, round fruit from the Middle East that supports immunity.

6 Clues: Kill bacteria • Spread communicable diseases • Invented by Dr. Edward Jenner • Invented by Dr. Alexander Fleming • Disease for more than three months • Natural power of body to fight germs

16 Clues: Lymph is identical in composition to blood ______________. (p. 406) • The ____________ tissue receives and responds to sensory information. (p. 396) • _______________-______________immunity is an active form of immunity. (pp. 407-8) • In ____________immunity, the body produces its own antibodies to protect itself. (p. 407) • ...

17 Clues: Sabin The American physician who developed the oral polio vaccine (OPV) in the 1960s. • A biological preparation that provides active immunity to a specific infectious disease. • The clear liquid part of blood that is used in vaccines to carry antibodies or antigens. • ...

7 Clues: Drinking water regularly • Practice of keeping the environment clean • Waterproof footwear worn to keep feet dry • Essential nutrient found in citrus fruits • Activity to boost immunity and reduce stress • Financial protection against unexpected events. • Popular hot beverage enjoyed during rainy weather.

11 Clues: Public healthcare staff • World Health Organisation • Personal Protective Equipment • Chemical agent that destroys viruses • Substances in blood that fight diseases • Ability to not be affected by a disease • Covers a part of the face and protects from viruses • Restriction policy for people to stay where they are • ...

11 Clues: disease-causing agent • gland where T cells mature • enzymes found in the lysosome • type of response which is cell • immunity linked to B lymphocytes • the correct name for T killer cells • type of white blood cell which are either T or B • produced by the plasma cells made by the B cells • cells responsible for the secondary immune response • ...

11 Clues: Large farm devoted to growing cash crops • Native (original) inhabitants of an area • Historical term for trade among 3 regions • Europe, Asia, and _______ make up the old world • The main language of this country is Portuguese • The second most spoken language in Latin America • This exchange was named after Christopher Columbus • ...

11 Clues: Builds and repairs muscles. • Any movement that uses energy. • Guidelines for choosing healthy foods. • Physical movement that strengthens your body. • Strengthened by eating fruits and vegetables. • Not having enough of this can cause dehydration • What food becomes when eating habits are harmful. • A unit that measures how much energy food provides. • ...

6 Clues: test for typhoid • most infectious disease • malignant form of malaria • vaccination based on this principle • fifty percent of total lymphoid tissue • body’s inherent capacity to fight against the disease

17 Clues: cell division • a type of B cell • White blood cells • part of an antigen • invading virus or bacteria • breakdown of the cell wall • 'Killer' versions of T cells • A cell that consumes antigens • Antibody-mediated immune response • surface structures of invading virus or bacteria • globular protein associated with the immune system • ...

18 Clues: _____ is a viral infection • Bacteria are treated with _________ • The common _____ is caused by a virus • Athletes _______ is caused by a fungus • ___________ is an example of a painkiller • __________ relieve the symptoms of an illness • Vaccines can provide _________ from a disease • White _______ cells are stimulated by vaccines • ...

17 Clues: trap • lord • not-Christian • made gentle, happy • a group of islands • resistance to disease • being false, betraying someone • English navigators, often pirates • people living near the Bay of Biscay • non-believer, in this case, non-Christian • a common mineral with a ale brass-yellow colour • royal documents that set out terms and permission • ...

17 Clues: trap • lord • non-christian • a group of islands • made gentle, happy • resistance to disease • being false, betraying someone • English navigators, often pirates • people living near the Bay of Biscay's • non-believer, in this case, non-christian • a common mineral with a pale brass-yellow colour • royal documents that set out terms and permission • ...

12 Clues: Where are T-cells made? • Common non-living pathogens • Scientific name for antibodies • The body's first line of defense • What compound stimulates inflammation? • Chemical that inhibits bacterial growth • What is the most abundant white blood cell? • What type of immunity are T-cells involved in • What type of cell kills tumor/virally infected cells • ...

12 Clues: The amount of specs • The third person voted out • The first immunity challenge • The person sent to exile island • The person who accused us of cheating • The show that our theme is based off of • Host who has played nine survivor games • The first castaway posted on our account • The amount of people who have been voted out • The castaway with the most likes on their post • ...

12 Clues: Most common in ______ • tetanus is caused by _______ • what type of immunity is tetanus? • of tetanus bacteria are everywhere • tetanus can be _____ causing death • tetanus is a bacterial infection caused by • tetanus causes approximately _____ per year • tetanus is sometimes reffered to as _________ • ______ is a form of tetanus occurs in newborn infants • ...

12 Clues: Actively involved in an activity • the ability to bend without breaking • being strong to resist getting unwell • a state where you are free from disease • things that give you energy and strength • actions or activities performed regularly • a chemical present in our bones and teeth • energetic exercises to increase blood flow • a quality that helps you tolerate pressure • ...

12 Clues: disorder • Brazil's most valuable export • What Killed thousands of Incas? • Who set the Line of Demarcation? • planned course of government action • Portuguese explorers and slave hunters • Person who captured and killed Atahualpa • the ability of the body to fight a disease • The treaty that established the Line of Demarcation • ...

8 Clues: another word for pain • COVID-19 is a type of • another word for present • bring or come to an abrupt stop • the only disease to be fully eradicated • if a disease spread from one person to another • treatment to produce immunity against a disease • the process of separation typically during a disease

8 Clues: respect • children • requiring much skill and effort • to show approval or to praise by clapping • to guard or defend something to keep it safe • the wealth and resources used to buy and sell goods • a substance used to build and immunity to a disease • the inhabitant (people) living in a certain area or region

12 Clues: White blood cells • The genus of bacterium that causes TB • The disease caused by Plasmodium falciparum • Phagocytes that act as antigen presenting cells • Potent digestive enzymes found inside lysososmes • Organisms that don't always cause harm to their host • Organisms that cause disease when they infect the body • ...

12 Clues: The process of taking off PPE • The process of putting on PPE • Resistance or refusal to follow prescribed treatments. • The individual’s subjective experience of disease and symptoms. • Illness with rapid onset, short‑term condition with clear symptoms. • Long‑term condition with remissions and exacerbations requiring ongoing management. • ...

16 Clues: called B lymphocyte • treatment with a vaccine to produce immunity against a disease; inoculation • A protein made by plasma cells (a type of white blood cell) in response to an antigen • A type of blood cell that is made in the bone marrow and found in the blood and lymph tissue • ...

16 Clues: Not just any note; what official document ensures that antibiotics are dispensed responsibly? • Not all are software glitches; which microscopic entities can cause diseases and defy treatment? • Infections: A medical nightmare; which infections have evolved to shrug off conventional treatments? • ...

16 Clues: This traps and allows for the removal of microbes • This enables an animal to avoid, or limit many infections. • Short for Pattern Recognition Receptor and are found on innate immune cells • Short for Pattern-Associated Molecular Patterns and are found on potential pathogens • ...

11 Clues: action done wrong • the person who sues • signs a wavier in advance • protects government officials • the person who is getting sued • action done completely unlawful • concludes it is a risk beforehand • a private wrong or injury caused by another person • when a person does NOT do something that should be done • ...

11 Clues: Milk production • act of giving birth • The removal of Testicles • Union of the sperm and egg cells • Removal of female reproductive organs • The release of the egg cell from the ovary • Length of time which the female is pregnant • Length of time between one period and the next • age when animals reach sexual maturity and can reproduce • ...

11 Clues: Moving your body physically • Increase in ability/strength • good mental and physical condition • Eating healthy foods that benefit your body • can be found in bread, cereal, tortillas, and pasta • Important food group containing milk, cheese, and yogurt • Particles in food that benefit your body and other needs • ...

7 Clues: dicovered vaccine • penicillin obtained from here • scientists discovered penicillin • first vacine was made for this disease • capability of a person to resist disease • help in buildings antibiotics and fight to invader • these microorganisms kill or stop the growth of disease causing microorganism

7 Clues: B and T cells • Help form blood clots • Part of the immune system • Liquid in which blood is suspended • have a role in defence and immunity Cells • Protect the body against bacterial infection • Transport oxygen and carbon dioxide around the body

17 Clues: Tax on land • Tax on salt • Everybody else • Where the palace build • Made up of Church member • Made up of noble in France • Tax of one tent year income • Standard of people in French • Name of the Louis XIV's palace • Chief minister of King Louis XIV • King or queen with complete power • Big change, to go around a circle • A stand in, when the king is too young • ...

17 Clues: the act of eating • eat other animals • eat meat and plants • how vitamins functions as • simple inorganic nutrients • eat mainly plants and algae • caused from overnourishment • animals store excess calories • plays a minor role in immunity • molecule that caries energy within cells • choice of what living things eat or drink • nutrients required for normal body functions • ...

17 Clues: Helps in clotting • Largest artery in the body • Upper chambers of the heart • Liquid portion of the blood • Lower chambers of the heart • Smallest type of blood vessel • Color representing deoxygenated blood • Type of blood cell involved in immunity • Type of blood cell that contains hemoglobin • Takes deoxygenated blood from heart to lungs • ...

17 Clues: Helps in clotting • Largest artery in the body • Lower chambers of the heart • Upper chambers of the heart • Liquid portion of the blood • Smallest type of blood vessel • Color representing deoxygenated blood • Type of blood cell involved in immunity • Type of blood cell that contains hemoglobin • Takes deoxygenated blood from heart to lungs • ...

12 Clues: / Only eats plants • / Able to survive on its own • / Spread by elm bark beetles • / Representation of show biomass • / The accumulation of substances • / Unlimited resources result in a: • / A basin filled with animal waste • / movement of a motile cell or organism • / A quick-growing eastern Asia climbing plant • ...

12 Clues: Where are T-cells made? • Common non-living pathogens • Scientific name for antibodies • The body's first line of defense • What compound stimulates inflammation? • Chemical that inhibits bacterial growth • What is the most abundant white blood cell? • What type of immunity are T-cells involved in • What type of cell kills tumor/virally infected cells • ...

12 Clues: site of insulin production • formation of primitive streak • malformations present at birth • chromosome complement of the cell • under control of more than one gene • forms axis for vertebral column during neuralation • wrong number of chromosomes due to non-disjunction • external agent that cause congenital malformations • ...

12 Clues: American's sea army • Another word for safety • People who steal on boats • North-African countries are called • Country that had their port blockaded • The sea where most battles took place • What America did to the port of Tripoli • When the Barbary Pirates were most active • People who were considered workers without pay • ...

12 Clues: not affected by disease • unpleasant smell or vapour • a heart monitor invented in the 1900s • heating liquid to kill microorganisms • romans built to transport fresh water • give weak form of disease as protection • substance that slows the growth of microorganisms • medicine that treats infections by killing bacteria • organism that can only be seen through a microscope • ...

12 Clues: Connective tissue • Major part of the circulatory system • Help to form clots and stop bleeding. • play important role in the immunity • Pulmonary artery carries impure blood to • Blood cells that have single-celled walls • Similar to blood but RBCs are absent in it • present in veins to prevent backflow of blood. • Transport of oxygen happens through hemoglobin. • ...

12 Clues: One of RDT EO • YL skincare series • Nama Makeup series YL • Item ni benilai 50.75PV • Antara eo eo good for immunity • Diffuser yang mempunyai speaker • This eo is taken from Japanese Wood • My top Big Why (Secret Friend Korang) • EO yang selalu orang sebut untuk sakit gigi • Antara yang selalu di suggest untuk masalah kencing manis • ...

12 Clues: Resistance to a particular infection. • Respected leaders in Aboriginal communities. • Native to a particular region or environment. • Ability to recover quickly from difficulties. • Sudden increase in the incidence of a disease. • Invasion of the body by pathogens causing illness. • Actions taken to stop something bad from happening. • ...

12 Clues: another name for T cells • another name for B cells • location where B-cells develop • A foreign particle in the body • the location where T-cells develop • another name for a white blood cell • General protection from invading microbes • system that protects the body from infection • weakened or killed antigen which when injected promotes immunity • ...

10 Clues: the most basic living unit • an organism that can feed itself • there are _ levels in classification • the ability to resist infection again • strand of DNA enclosed in a protein coat • invertebrates that have a hard outer shell • a protein that protects cells from a virus • anything that causes a reaction in a organism • the study of naming and classifying organisms • ...

10 Clues: prohibited • limitations. • trained in exercises, games or contest. • what do the five olympic rings represent? • disease attacking the world al the moment. • of material covering the face for protection. • portable device that carries the olympic flames • de Janeiro, place where the last Olympic Games were held. • ...

10 Clues: worn out or weary (pg. 1) • sudden or unexpected (pg. 1) • an alteration or change (pg. 2) • to motivate with reward (pg. 1) • to walk slowly or tired (pg. 1) • protected from infection (pg. 3) • to lead, cause, or initiate an action (pg. 1) • when something spreads between people (pg. 2) • any water that has been used, and now contains waste (pg. 3) • ...

10 Clues: Initial process before reappointment • Verification of provider qualifications • Formal approval to practice within a facility • National database for provider reports (Abbr.) • Periodic review of provider performance (Abbr.) • Governing document for Medical Staff operations • Process of granting specific clinical duties (Privileges) • ...

10 Clues: Digests food • What provide muscles? • Objective.Doctor observe • A medical term for high blood pressure • Name one of the muscle fiber compositions. • State of physical,mental and social well-being. • A type of medicine used to treat bacterial infections • One of the five keys principles of medical terminology • ...

10 Clues: A legal representative in court. • The process of taking legal action. • The side pursuing charges in a trial. • A person bringing a lawsuit in court. • An individual accused in a court case. • The authority of a court to hear a case. • A writ ordering someone to attend court. • A lawyer entitled to practice as an advocate. • ...

10 Clues: What pigment is deficient in albinism • What fungal infection affects the scalp • What class of drug resuces inflammaation • What hormone is insufficient in diabetes • What is administered to stimulate immunity • What autoimmune skin disease causes blisters • What skin conditions present with scaling and redness • What method uses imaging to visualize internal organs • ...

10 Clues: A fort • A large farm • A spanish explorer. • Two wealthy empires. • Resistance,such as to disease. • A town in the Spanish-ruled lands. • A spring of running water of such marvelous virtue. • A conquistador who landed on the east coast of present day Mexico. • Made the first Spanish landing on the east coast of present day Florida. • ...

11 Clues: seasonal winds • a large landmass • laws of right living • the language of Ancient India • nomadic migrants into the Indus Valley • land surrounded on three sides by water • state of bliss and release from suffering • belief that one is born into new lives after death • social hierarchy into which people of India were divided • ...

11 Clues: small gland located in brain • secretes T3, T4, and calcitonin • alteration in hormone's rate of secretion • pea size gland located in floor of cranium • hormone usually from anterior pituitary gland • the gland that is ductless and secretes hormones • located in mediastinum and plays role in immunity • sensory structure-responds to a specific stimulus • ...

11 Clues: body resisting becoming sick • when antibodies bind to an epitope • pathogen- associated molecular patterns • your body's response to injury,pain,edema • the process of phagocytes ingesting other cells • fight infections, protect bodies by eating bacteria • pattern recognition receptors-receptors that bind pamps • ...

12 Clues: are repeated symbols • spectrum makes antijam • bandwidth occupied by FSK • Bandwidth of BPSK system is 2fb • communication systemms more flexible • transmission have better noise immunity • probability of DPSK is higher than that of BPSK • noise sequence is a noise like high frequency signal • requires wide band channel with small phase distortion • ...

11 Clues: excelent • extra not needed • occuring at the same time • a word that means the same thing • feeling better than everyone else • to the highest degree in comparison • somjething that copies something else • the process of combining parts to make a whole • decribing something beyond nature; a being that is magnificeint • ...

11 Clues: Confirmed or supported • Unable to be soothed or comforted • An event causing damage or distress • Required or tolerated by written law • Unable to be separated or disentangled • To clear someone of blame or suspicion • Someone affected by lower-body paralysis • Freedom or immunity from obligations or liabilities • A tendency or habit to do something regularly/typically • ...

11 Clues: How Mr. Ziller dies • Name of the all knowing database • The ten rules a scythe must follow • Location of the second mass-gleaning • Tyger's favorite recreational activity • What Esme is eating when the scythes arrive • What Citra brings Scythe Faraday every night • Word for the triannual meeting of the scythes • Style of martial arts that Citra and Rowan learn • ...

11 Clues: Sanitizing agent • Direct the adaptive immune response • Promotes tissue and vascular changes • The ability to stimulate different lymphocytes • Substance capable of initiating an immune response • Destroys helper T-cells & decreases cellular immunity • Become Cytotoxic T-cells that destroy any foreign cells. • Acid pH inhibits bacterial growth, cleanses urinary tract • ...

11 Clues: Air we breath • Iron deficiency • The largest human organ • The body's defense mechanism • An oxygen carrier in the blood • Start immediately when the patient is lifeless • The largest joint in the body, in the pelvic area • A blood vessel that carries blood away from the heart • A muscular organ that pumps blood throughout the body • ...

11 Clues: Runaway Slaves • Used to punish slaves • The ability to resist diseases • A large farm that needed slave labor • The continent where most slaves came from • A disease that killed many Native Americans • A disease that killed many indentured servants • A continent where indentured servants came from • A trade between Europe, Africa, and the Americas • ...

11 Clues: largest lymphatic organ • a disease-causing organisms • fluid found in the lymphatic system • filter lymph for bacteria and tumor cells • produces antibodies in response to antigens • a substance that stimulates an immune response • solution containing a harmless version of a virus • resistance to a specific disease-producing antigens • ...

11 Clues: to forbid or prevent • to move from one place to another • causing great destruction or damage • difficult to understand or deal with • scientists that study ancient people • not supporting either side in a conflict • large landmass in the northern hemisphere • the ability of the body to resist disease or infection • ...

11 Clues: ___ within a ___ • Native nations are ____ • Supreme power or authority • This system allows tribes to prosecute crimes • The tribal __ can apprehend suspected criminals • Sovereign _____ protects tribes from being sued • Sovereign rights only apply to ____ recognized tribes • Tribes can start their own ____ and manage their own money • ...

11 Clues: To give • To ask earnestly or beg • To restrain with chains • To stand or be placed on • Shallow opening in a wall • To prevent or make impossible • To approach and speak to someone boldy • An especially dramatic gesture or sign • Stated clearly and in detail, leaving no room for confusion or doubt. • To dare do something or o somewhere that may be dangerous or unpleasant. • ...

12 Clues: Act of giving birth • Union of sperm and egg • The period of pregnancy • When milk is being produced • Process of embryo developing • Release of the egg from the ovary • Removal of female reproduction organs • When a female is receptive to be bred • Removal of testicles in males to prevent breeding • Cycle The length of a female's cycle from one istrus to the next • ...

11 Clues: Africans had against diseases • House(Island) of slaves in Senegal • The first Europeans to explore Africa • Africans had in farming and plantation • The island that imported the most Africans • Middle leg of the transatlantic trade triangle • The ocean that slaves were traded Atlantic in it • How Africans were sold upon arriving the Americas • ...

8 Clues: Created by B lymphocytes • Produces white blood cells • Filters lymph and trap pathogens • Transports Lymph throughout the body • Filters blood and helps fight infections • Traps pathogens from the mouth and throat • Matures T-cells (white blood cells for immunity) • A Type of white blood cell that is crucial in the immune system