immunity Crossword Puzzles

16 Clues: forge • increase • take back • brothers and sisters • relating to medicinal drugs • able to be used or obtained • affect with a disease-spreading organism • obtained, done by, or involving deception • vaccine against measles, mumps and rubella • a large group of animals that live together • put (someone or something) at risk or in danger • ...

16 Clues: wash your ____ often • microscopic parasites • what is the name of the virus • are known to slow transmission • what is the name of the disease • a method to provide active immunity • how many countries reported of SARS • pumps air; usually with extra oxygen • in 2019 where was the first out break • each virion surrounded by a ____ or halo. • ...

16 Clues: gastrointestinal disease • insect that can transmit malaria • rash caused by a fungal infection • bacteria, fungi, viruses, parasites • Disease caused by Plasmodium parasites • infectious disease caused by a viral infection • ways to stop the spread of infectious diseases • infectious disease caused by a fungal infection • the single most effective way to prevent diseases • ...

8 Clues: illness • Contains dead or inactive • When the body is resistant to disease • Chemical made by blood cells to attack pathogens • Infectious agent that can multiply in living cell • Infectious disease caused by a virus that can cause paralysis • A substance injected to stimulate the production of antibodies • ...

8 Clues: illness • Contains dead or inactive • When the body is resistant to disease • Chemical made by blood cells to attack pathogens • Infectious agent that can multiply in living cell • Infectious disease caused by a virus that can cause paralysis • A substance injected to stimulate the production of antibodies • ...

8 Clues: synonym of fleet • antonym of contentedness • word similar to eradicate • immunity from detrimental effects • she was being influenced by her teacher • Concerned with or involving unimportant matters • the CEO signed the contract after it was confirmed to have already been signed by the XK company • ...

8 Clues: What does M/D mean, (2 words) • The most important nutrient of all • The alternative if a calf won't drink • The part of colostrum that confers immunity • This needs to be dipped twice in first 24 hours • The weight increase needed between birth and weaning • The most important nutrient for putting on muscle & Bone • ...

8 Clues: who examines eyes • the rules of health • a children's doctor • the rapid spread of disease to many people • a dentist who helps your teeth be straight • to recover health and strength after illness • the branch of medicine dealing with the treatment of the insides • ...

10 Clues: of blood vessels to increase blood flow. • blood cells involved in the immune response. • of inflammation that is rapid and short-term. • caused by excess fluid trapped in body tissues. • of inflammation that persists over a long period. • that mediate and regulate immunity and inflammation. • by which cells engulf and digest microbes and debris. • ...

19 Clues: A spherical bacterium. • Communicable by contact. • A spiral-shaped bacterium. • A cylindrical or rod-shaped bacterium. • A procedure performed under sterile conditions. • Any protist of the phylum or subkingdom Protozoa. • The way a microbial organism moves from one host to another. • A parasitic worm (as a tapeworm, liver fluke, ascarid, or leech). • ...

4 Clues: Secondary lymphoid organ • Intermediate fluid that forms lymph from blood • He involved serious risks in his research in 1971 • Physical movement of lymph through the body occrus by this process

20 Clues: can convert to • glucose-6-phosphate • The production of glucose • in mitochondria or cytoplasm. • rearranges into glyceraldehyde. • It is produced from pyruvate by • occurs in the liver and kidneys. • defective metabolism of the sugar • precursors include lactate, glycerol, alanine. • is a hyperglycemic hormone, stimulates gluconeogenesis • ...

17 Clues: excellent. • move or fall downward • being imprisoned or confined • higher in rank, status, or quality • difference in size, degree, circumstances • freedom from adulteration or contamination. • a person who supervises a person or an activity • remark expressing an idea cleverly and amusingly • relating to visual art, especially involving drawing • ...

7 Clues: How many people made merge? • Who was Adam’s 9th place prediction? • Who got the sixth strike of the season? • What is the primary language of Brazil? • What is the most popular sport in Brazil? • Who got 3rd in the “Price of Immunity” challenge? • What is the current capital of Brazil? (No special characters needed)

7 Clues: Joel’s last name. • The creator of The Last of Us. • The group searching for a cure. • A group known for using brutal tactics to survive. • City where Joel and Ellie first meet the Fireflies. • The name of Ellie’s best friend in the Left Behind DLC. • The rare immunity Ellie possesses protects her from this infection.

14 Clues: Y shaped protein • A type of B cell • Where a T cell matures • Antigenic determinants • Antigen presenting cell • Enzymes to degrade bacteria • Something released by Cytotoxic T cells • Pathogens and other “non‐self molecules” • Cell division which results in more cells • Globular proteins associated with immune system • Serine proteases that trigger programmed cell death • ...

19 Clues: A spherical bacterium. • Communicable by contact. • A spiral-shaped bacterium. • A cylindrical or rod-shaped bacterium. • A procedure performed under sterile conditions. • Any protist of the phylum or subkingdom Protozoa. • The way a microbial organism moves from one host to another. • A parasitic worm (as a tapeworm, liver fluke, ascarid, or leech). • ...

8 Clues: Pumps blood through the body • A medicine used to destroy bacteria • Controls actions, thought and memory • Process for filtering drinkable items • The ability to avoid or not be affected by disease • A part of the body which stores urine before releasing • Injecting something into the body to protect from a specific disease • ...

8 Clues: anti fungal root • a dry and aromatic flower bud • a bulbous root related to onions and shallots • a dried bark that can be used as sticks or powder • dry threads used as a seasoning and coloring agent • a sacred plant which aids as a natural immunity booster • a widely used citrus fruit in cuisine and a cleaning agent • ...

8 Clues: studies the nature of the disease and its causes • analyzes chemical substances present in body fluids • examines abnormal cells and diseases affecting blood • identifies toxic substances and drugs in body fluids • prepares blood components and plasma for transfusions • analyzes the chemical and cellular properties of urine • ...

8 Clues: ......means immunity from sin. • .....is morals and manners in Islam. • Being.....is better than being arrogant. • To..... and forget is part of being good muslim. • Prophet.....is the perfect role model for mankind. • Allah s.w.t sent Rasulullah S.A.W to.....our akhlaq. • Good morals and polite manners come out of our.....to Allah. • ...

8 Clues: It is called " ship of the desert' • The red pigment present in our blood • a band that connects muscles with bones • overeating and lack of exercise can cause___ • process of breaking food into smaller particles. • Transfer of pollen grains from one flower to another • The river of Deccan Plateau that falls in Arabian sea • ...

8 Clues: Removing a portion of the tail • Cutting or clipping hair or wool • Removing the testes to prevent unwanted breeding • Clipping the needle teeth of piglets to prevent injury • Removing the tip of the upper beak to prevent fighting • Removing or preventing the growth of horns to prevent injury • Administering microorganisms to increase immunity to a disease • ...

8 Clues: Cells that present antigens to T cells. • White blood cells responsible for immunity. • The first line of defense against pathogens. • A molecule that triggers an immune response. • Proteins produced by B cells to neutralize antigens. • A condition where the immune system attacks its own body. • An immune organ located in the chest, where T cells mature. • ...

5 Clues: - Urgent medical situation. • - Treatment to improve health. • - Substance to stimulate immunity. • - Loss of sensation, often used in surgery. • - Vehicle for transporting the sick or injured.

8 Clues: One method of conservation • Is reduced by captive breeding • One type of benefit from conservation • Captive bred animals struggle to do this • A lack of this can come from captive breeding • Destruction of this is a cause of endangered species • When we use species to judge the health of an ecosystem, we call them • ...

8 Clues: anti fungal root • a dry and aromatic flower bud • a bulbous root related to onions and shallots • a dried bark that can be used as sticks or powder • dry threads used as a seasoning and coloring agent • a sacred plant which aids as a natural immunity booster • a widely used citrus fruit in cuisine and a cleaning agent • ...

8 Clues: native, or occurring naturally in a place • the ability to resist disease or infection • to make someone the property of another person • power or authority bases on power of government • requiring someone or something else for support • giving a positive return of money; making a profit • a partnership between groups or nations for a common goal • ...

8 Clues: Cells that present antigens to T cells. • White blood cells responsible for immunity. • The first line of defense against pathogens. • A molecule that triggers an immune response. • Proteins produced by B cells to neutralize antigens. • A condition where the immune system attacks its own body. • An immune organ located in the chest, where T cells mature. • ...

8 Clues: illness • Contains dead or inactive • When the body is resistant to disease • Chemical made by blood cells to attack pathogens • Infectious agent that can multiply in living cell • Infectious disease caused by a virus that can cause paralysis • A substance injected to stimulate the production of antibodies • ...

8 Clues: Frontline cells that reside in tissues. • Molecular structures shared between microbes. • A process crucial to prevent immune exhaustion. • Long-lived phagocytes and antigen-presenting cells. • Cells are the bridge between innate and adaptive immunity. • An immune response that is not enhanced upon repeated exposure. • ...

5 Clues: 'M' in mHealth • Pencillin Inventor • Largest joint in Human body • Resistance against harmful diseases • medical care given to a patient for an illness or injury

17 Clues: rod shaped bacteria • corkscrew shaped bacteria • spherical shaped bacteria • virus that infects bacteria • any disease-causing microorganism • cell that does not have a nucleus • a protein coat surrounding a virus • (2 words) process in which a bacteria replicates • misfolded protein that causes disease in animals • some bacteria exchange genetic material by this process • ...

17 Clues: gland • poison • A type of white blood cell • Location where t-cells mature • Someone who specializes in viral infections • The _______ immune system you are born with. • Someone who specializes in disease outbreaks • Our pac-man cells (ingests & kills pathogens) • blood protein produced in response to an antigen • Stimulates the production of antibodies and immunity • ...

17 Clues: Free from dirt or pollution • Sustanable tech-focused energy • Hand protection (cut resistant) • Good physical condition, well, fit • State of readiness, forward planning • Abscence of all magnitude or quanity • Protected from and not exposed to risk • Hazord identification and Risk Elimination • Action taken to guard against attack or loss • ...

6 Clues: This is the new world • Helped natives travel faster • Very profitable for Europeans • had little immunity to European diseases. • Especially this disease killed millions in America • This is from Europe that allowed Americas to feed themselves and export large amounts.

6 Clues: This is the new world • Helped natives travel faster • Very profitable for Europeans • had little immunity to European diseases. • Especially this disease killed millions in America • This is from Europe that allowed Americas to feed themselves and export large amounts.

7 Clues: The first two-time winner • The first male two-time winner • Words Jeff says when he snuffs a torch • Pretended to be a funeral director on MvGX • Threw the final immunity challenge in Palau • Game Changers winner and one half of Cops-R-Us • alliance in Caramoan and Redemption Island featuring Phillip Sheppard

7 Clues: Equal rights • Racial Discrimination • An alternative of discrimination • A person who target one specific race of people • the unjust or prejudicial treatment of different categories of people • a statement or action expressing disapproval of or objection to something. • ...

17 Clues: disease that is contagious • bacteria that cause disease • the way that bacteria reproduce • medicine given to kill bacteria • microorganism that causes disease • an epidemic that spreads worldwide • type of disease that is not contagious • nonliving particle that destroys cells • protects bacteria in harmful conditions • type of cell that does contain a nucleus • ...

17 Clues: Organ that secretes melatonin • Secretes insulin and glucagon • A popular second messenger system • Hormone antagonistic to calcitonin • The inner portion of the adrenal gland • Calcitonin _______ blood calcium levels • The adrenal glands sit atop these organs • Another term for anterior pituitary gland • True or False? Endocrine glands have ducts • ...

17 Clues: HIV is caused by a _______ • A disease causing microorganism • Proteins on the surface of a pathogen • Antibodies are _______ shaped to antigens • Some antibodies can directly ______ pathogens • A bacterial infection spread in contaminated water • Ringworm and athlete's foot are ________ infections • Plasmodium, which causes malaria, is an example of this • ...

17 Clues: Systems & Structures: • The outer layer of the body. • Tissue responsible for movement. • The fluid circulating through the body. • An organ that produces and secretes substances. • Taking a small sample of tissue for examination. • Identifying the nature of a disease or condition. • A method of treatment for a disease or condition. • ...

20 Clues: can convert to • glucose-6-phosphate • The production of glucose • in mitochondria or cytoplasm. • It is produced from pyruvate by • rearranges into glyceraldehyde. • occurs in the liver and kidneys. • defective metabolism of the sugar • precursors include lactate, glycerol, alanine. • is a hyperglycemic hormone, stimulates gluconeogenesis • ...

7 Clues: Where T-cells mature • engulfment of pathogen • _____ immunity provides non-specific defense • _____ cell secrete large amounts of antibodies • _________ T cells. Also known as CD8+ T cells and Killer T Cells • ____ cells release histamine, contributing to inflammation response • ...

7 Clues: loss of health • germs in the body • protection against a disease • the act of stopping something from harming a person or thing • used to stimulate the body's immune response against diseases • also know as a vaccination, a person protected from a disease • act of administering a vaccine into a person's body to protect against disease

8 Clues: dead white blood cells • filters lymphatic fluid • the ability to resist infection. • a blood protein produced in response to an antigen. • failure of the immune system to properly react to an antigen • a toxin or foreign substance which induces an immune response • the network of vessels through which lymph drains from the tissue. • ...

8 Clues: Pumps blood through the body • A medicine used to destroy bacteria • Controls actions, thought and memory • Process for filtering drinkable items • The ability to avoid or not be affected by disease • A part of the body which stores urine before releasing • Injecting something into the body to protect from a specific disease • ...

8 Clues: that hooligan is very... • the opposite of the word anarchy • what you are when you have coffee • not a decade, or a century, but a... • when someone is let go from jail they are ... • You are .. to someone if they stay in your house • a group of objects for different sources are called a ... • the definition is "implant germs of a disease to produce immunity"

8 Clues: native, or occurring naturally in a place • the ability to resist disease or infection • to make someone the property of another person • power or authority bases on power of government • requiring someone or something else for support • giving a position return of money; making a profit • a partnership between groups or nations for a common goal • ...

8 Clues: Your daily mantra • Smooth and pure, like your skin—or a newborn's. • You're fluent, but don’t expect you to speak it. • Definitely not your sport—unless watching counts. • Your mental sport: spiraling into infinite possibilities. • Yellow fashion statement that also screams “immunity booster.” • ...

6 Clues: To prove truth or accuracy • A company that provides service • The act of being restricted; limited • provides immunity against specific diseases • a detailed plan for a journey or place of visit • the use of violence and threats to intimidate or coerce

6 Clues: items such as tools or pottery. • natural resistance to a disease. • indies island on the pacific oceans • one who moves around place to place. • walls made up of sharpened poles or logs. • the beliefs,traditions,and the way of life.

20 Clues: H2S positive results shows _____ of media • Clostridium tetani produces this exotoxin • difficile, Also known as enteric clostridium • Bacillus anthracis usually causes ____________ • chartreuse, Clostridium difficile result on bap • subtilis, This is a common laboratory contaminant • assay, The gold standard for c. Difficile detection • ...

9 Clues: Disco video content goes viral? (5) • NHS supporters, ring any bells? (8) • Captured by Nawab or Isis leader (5) • lifesaver not at liver transplant (10) • Feature a country with earliest outbreak (5) • Infection of the ear, novel,leading to more complaints (9) • Inserting a pipe whilst having a bath, it's a Rasta thing (10) • ...

9 Clues: disease-causing microorganism • white blood cells that make antibodies • disease cured through vaccination using cowpox • surname of scientist who 'invented' vaccination • the ability of an organism to resist an infection • proteins made by white blood cells that destroy pathogens • immunisation that helps prevent the spread of three infectious diseases • ...

9 Clues: a disease you can catch • A tiny single cell organism • a disease that occurs in the body • non living and need a host to survive • The body's ability to resist harmful substances • preparations that are composed of dead or weakened viruses • When the body remembers the germ and knows how to fight it • single or multiple celled organisms that have no roots or stems • ...

8 Clues: Each unit is worth $100 each • One method to identify hazards • s.66 of the WHS Act 2011 clause • A written notice that only a HSR can issue • Abbreviation for Workplace Health and Safety Queensland • One of the functions of a HSR in relation to the workgroup • Abbreviation for Person Conducting a Business or Undertaking • ...

7 Clues: A bacteria that causes disease • Microscopic, unicellular organisms • Anything that stops your body working properly • The gas that is used in the body to create energy • Responsible for pumping blood around the human body • Treatment with a vaccine to produce immunity against a disease • An organ in the body where oxygen and carbon dioxide exchange occurs

7 Clues: Which can be decomposed. • A person who takes care of cleaning. • A micro-organism that can cause disease. • A global outbreak of an infectious disease. • Diseases that can be passed from person to person. • The state of being protected against a particular disease. • They are considered as a border between living and non-living organisms.

6 Clues: father of botany. • research of reptiles • research of animals. • science that deals with phenomena and causes of immunity. • research of structure and function of animal and plant cell. • research of gross structure of the organs in an organism seen in disection.

17 Clues: Organ that secretes melatonin • Secretes insulin and glucagon • A popular second messenger system • Hormone antagonistic to calcitonin • The inner portion of the adrenal gland • Calcitonin _______ blood calcium levels • The adrenal glands sit atop these organs • Another term for anterior pituitary gland • True or False? Endocrine glands have ducts • ...

7 Clues: all the body’s defense mechanisms • Single cell microorganism without nucleus • microorganisms must pass through our bodies • mechanism of ingestion and digestion of pathogens • an organism that needs to enter a cell to multiply • protein capable of specifically recognizing parts of bacteria • immobile leukocyte which plays an important role in the immunity process

7 Clues: a verb means; to receive • an adverb; means on this day • a word means “will always exist” • prevent something from dying (rescue) • the Earth with all its countries, people & natural features • a definite article; used before a noun that’s known to the reader • getting an immunity against a disease by injecting a substance into blood

7 Clues: this vitamin helps improve immunity • refers to birds raised for meat and eggs • for a healthy life, eat a clean diet and • protects your cells against free radicals • the secret to goal setting is to make them • set these to have something to work towards • we encourage you to make goals to improve your

7 Clues: How many people made merge? • Who was Adam’s 9th place prediction? • Who got the sixth strike of the season? • What is the primary language of Brazil? • What is the most popular sport in Brazil? • Who got 3rd in the “Price of Immunity” challenge? • What is the current capital of Brazil? (No special characters needed)

10 Clues: protein/molecule • exact and targeted • innate immune cells • Smaller unit of antigen recognition • molecule picked up by a more general receptor • make antibodies with 10^12 different Fab regions • proteins that can detect foreign bacteria/ viruses • Antibodies cannot hold these since they are too small • does not last long, can stock against an epitope of an antigen • ...

10 Clues: this type of immunity has no memory component • these proteins are important for cell to cell communication • also known as swelling, is one of the five signs of an inflammatory response • this mediator is released when cytokines bind to mast cells; causes allergic reactions • ...

10 Clues: a conversation between two or more people • agreement that something is true or legal • conflict, opposition, or resistance in thought or principle • to force someone to leave a school, organization, or country • to collect information in small amounts and often with difficulty • to break or act against something, especially a law, agreement, principle • ...

9 Clues: very worried or upset • to give a drug to a patient • What one gets after being vaccinated • He ________ some pills and retired to rest. • The life ___________ of a human is now 85 years. • cash payment that is usually given by the government • He ____________ to cancer after a 2-year long battle. • a room in the hospital that you are admitted to if you are sick • ...

10 Clues: Vitamin B12 deficiency can cause _______ births • A form of anemia caused by Vitamin B12 deficiency • Folate deficiency in teens may cause delayed _______ • Vitamin B12 is vital for ________ system functioning • Deficiency of this vitamin can lead to spinal bifida • Key mineral responsible for oxygen transport in the body • ...

12 Clues: loss of feeling or sensation • a sign or indication of something • to reproduce or make an exact copy • practice of pretending to cure disease • sterile condition , free from all germs • disease affecting many people at the same time • the inhalation and exhalation of air , or breathing • the science of the mind or of mental states and processes • ...

12 Clues: A drug that kills bacteria • Microorganisms that cause disease • Special proteins that kill pathogens • When an infectious disease spreads worldwide • Treating a substance with heat to kill pathogens • A dead or inactive pathogen that prevents disease • An outbreak of disease in a certain part of the world • A strict isolation rule to prevent disease from spreading • ...

12 Clues: The name of Xenocrates daughter. • What scythes must write in daily. • All-knowing AI that benefits humanity. • The weapon of choice of Scythe Chomsky. • The word used for a scythe in training. • The name of the high blade of MidMerica. • A person who worships sound and vibration. • The name of the first scythe we meet in the story. • ...

12 Clues: rigidly firm; unyielding • easily influenced; flexible • a deceitful cunning; trickery • a manner of walking or moving on foot • free from agitation of mind and spirit • depression of spirits; a pensive mood; feeling of dejection • to view or consider with continued attention; to think about • the quality of having quick and wise judgement or discernment • ...

12 Clues: organ that digests food • made up of cartilaginous rings • lung lobe in the mediastinal recess • organ that stores and filters blood • gland that releases digestive enzymes • muscle that separates the abdomen and the chest • first part of the small intestine after the stomach • organ within the lobes of the liver that stores and releases bile • ...

12 Clues: Most common anesthetic • many soldiers came from these areas • These were not cleaned between surgeries • Twice as many soldiers died from this than battle • Medicine like opium, quinine, and mercury was ___ • Soldiers were exposed to diseases they weren't ___ to • Churches, houses, barns, and schools were used as these • ...

9 Clues: cells Cells that make antibodies • Chemical released in response to an injury • substances produced by a virus-infected cell • A sexually transmitted disease that kills T cells • The body's first line of defense against pathogens • A quick and general immune response you're born with • ability to destroy pathogens before they cause disease • ...

9 Clues: The ability of a circuit to resist noise. • Referring to signals that have discrete values. • The number of inputs that a logic gate can handle. • Quantitative factors that define circuit behavior. • The time lag between input and output in a circuit. • logic family that uses both positive and negative voltages. • ...

9 Clues: Washing your ______ regularly can prevent disease. • ______ your mouth to prevent germs when you sneeze. • ______ is important for removing germs from the body. • Vaccines help your body build ____ to fight diseases. • Properly _____ meat before eating kills harmful bacteria. • Eating a balanced _____ helps protect your immune system. • ...

10 Clues: agreement that something is true or legal • a conversation between two or more people • conflict, opposition, or resistance in thought or principle • to force someone to leave a school, organization, or country • to collect information in small amounts and often with difficulty • to break or act against something, especially a law, agreement, principle • ...

10 Clues: kills bacteria and fungi • what the human immune system responds to • when our bodies are trying to invade pathogens • white blood cells protect your body from infection • lines the internal and external surfaces of the body • receptors that help recognize bacteria and viruses in the human body • a chemical signal that dilates blood vessels and increase blood flow • ...

10 Clues: a cell's sensor to detect/recognize pathogens • movement of a cell in response to a chemical signal • your body's response to pathogens, cell damage, or stress • the process of making a microbe more susceptive to phagocytosis • small pieces of protein used in the immune system to communicate • ...

13 Clues: In all sincerity • To set or keep apart • The act of recommending • To have and hold as property • The act or process of receiving • The second month on the calendar • A person who seeks wisdom or enlightenment • The act or an instance of repeating or being repeated • Causing or characterized by severe pain, suffering or sorrow • ...

13 Clues: 1 parent • 2 parents • Diseases or pathogens • Identical genetic copies • Body's army to fight against diseases • alteration of the DNA sequence is a... • Hereditary information or DNA is organized in the form of genes in the... • Technology that humans use to alter the genetic instructions in organisms • ...

13 Clues: invaders • it provokes death • tearing into pieces • a bad reaction triggered by a medecine • when germs fight against the immune system • it contains a weak cousin of the real germ • immunty that remains in your body for years • (to) make the body react by an immune response • the B-cells secrete this kind of weapon proteins • ...

13 Clues: invaders • it provokes death • tearing into pieces • a bad reaction triggered by a medecine • when germs fight against the immune system • it contains a weak cousin of the real germ • immunty that remains in your body for years • (to) make the body react by an immune response • the B-cells secrete this kind of weapon proteins • ...

13 Clues: Richard's preferred attire • Country this season took place in • Unique finale viewers in millions • First jury member in survivor history • Number of unanimous votes this season • Only survivor player born in the 1920s • Number of castaways who would play again • Castaway featured in an Eminem music video • Sue describes her tribe mates as this reptile • ...

13 Clues: It gets worse with age. • 6 across is so picky for this. • When cowboys try to form a band. • Your immune system's default setting. • What are WBC's favourite type of tea? • It's a whole laser show, pew pew pew! • What do X-men and cancer have in common? • If a fork forgot to bring its middle prong. • The complete collection of jeans in your closet. • ...

18 Clues: Antibiotics • An example of Algae • Rod-shaped bacteria • Most common food preservative • Disease causing microorganisms • The first discovered antibiotic • Malaria is caused by this protozoan • This diseases is caused by a bacteria • Organisms that cannot be seen through naked eye • The process of conversion of sugars into alcohol • ...

18 Clues: Title of book • the guy apprentice • the girl apprentice • Citras little brother • another word for kill • the AI ruler of the world • The area where the book takes place • the name of the government of scythes • Given to family of those who are killed • the scythe notorious for mass gleanings • the name of the scythe they are learning from • ...

9 Clues: rules of health • children’s doctor • be passed along to others • dentist who straightens teeth • rapid spread of disease to many people • recover health and strength after illness • Doctor Who examines eyes and prescribes glasses • branch of medicine dealing with the treatment of the bones joints and muscles • ...

10 Clues: Placement within the muscles • Placement situated just beneath the skin • Animal plays a part in the development of immunity • A substance that stimulates the formation of antibodies • Reduce stress, sanitary conditions, adequate ventilation • Immunization manufactured from dead versions of pathogens • A substance that the body manufactures to combat specific • ...

9 Clues: The ability of a circuit to resist noise. • Referring to signals that have discrete values. • The number of inputs that a logic gate can handle. • Quantitative factors that define circuit behavior. • The time lag between input and output in a circuit. • logic family that uses both positive and negative voltages. • ...

9 Clues: very worried or upset • to give a drug to a patient • What one gets after being vaccinated • He ________ some pills and retired to rest. • The life ___________ of a human is now 85 years. • cash payment that is usually given by the government • He ____________ to cancer after a 2-year long battle. • a room in the hospital that you are admitted to if you are sick • ...

9 Clues: The ability of a circuit to resist noise. • Referring to signals that have discrete values. • The number of inputs that a logic gate can handle. • Quantitative factors that define circuit behavior. • The time lag between input and output in a circuit. • logic family that uses both positive and negative voltages. • ...

10 Clues: Vitamin B12 deficiency can cause _______ births • A form of anemia caused by Vitamin B12 deficiency • Folate deficiency in teens may cause delayed _______ • Vitamin B12 is vital for ________ system functioning • Deficiency of this vitamin can lead to spinal bifida • Key mineral responsible for oxygen transport in the body • ...

11 Clues: a tax on imports • to go around completely • natural feature of the earths land • resistance of an organsim to a disease • a Spanish explorer in the americas around 1500 • the cost of the next best use of time and money • human made goods that people ue to produce goods and services • economic system in which people and businesses are free to own • ...

11 Clues: : IT IS FOUND IN CITRUS FRUITS • : IT IS USED TO COVER NOSE AND MOUTH • : ANCIENT INDIAN TECHNIQUES OF EXERCISE • : BREATHING TECHNIQUES SUCH AS ANULOM-VILOM • : __________DIET INCLUDES MANY NUTRIENTS IN IT • : DRINKING 7-8 GLASSES OF THIS MAKES US HEALTHY • : WE DO THIS TO RELAX OUR BODY AND MIND USUALLY AT NIGHT • ...

11 Clues: A inhabitant of Fynbos. • The main threat to the wildcat. • In which province is Fynbos located? • The staple food of the African wild cat • Which forest is the Cape parrot associated with? • The african wildcat is becoming extinct due to this • In which hemisphere is the Cape parrot mainly found? • This animal has a strong immunity to venom if bitten. • ...