library Crossword Puzzles
ENGLISH 2026-08-29
Find these at the library 2018-07-18
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- STEM-related classes in a special classroom lab.
- Library books you might use for a school report
- Where to find Teen books in the Central Branch Library
- Bestselling author of Teen books
- The name of your library branch in downtown Columbia
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- The reason for lunch and snack at the library
- A popular Teen series of books made into a series of movies
- Monthly or weekly magazines typically featuring superheros
- Japanese comic books and graphic novels
9 Clues: Bestselling author of Teen books • Japanese comic books and graphic novels • The reason for lunch and snack at the library • Library books you might use for a school report • STEM-related classes in a special classroom lab. • The name of your library branch in downtown Columbia • Where to find Teen books in the Central Branch Library • ...
Library Week Crossword Puzzle 2015-04-09
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- Justice Samuel
- Option for an unfavorable court ruling
- Don't do this on the morning of an exam
- Structure for briefing a case
- Source for archive of U.S. Supreme Court oral arguments
- Order often follows it
- Statistically, SCOTUS will probably do this to your writ
- Opposed
- Bit of legislation
- A librarian's word for "book"
- A legal case in Latin
- Look here for PDFs of law review articles
- Session laws reenacted as codes become this
- Opposite of TAMU Law
- Justices' have them for life
- Take to court
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- Texans might read "Green Eggs and Ham" or wear sneakers during this
- Name of library's bust
- Libraries use this to borrow books from each other
- Search for a book here
- An Aggie greeting
- Bar, legally
- Legal blog that sometimes hits "below the belt"
- A cover story about your innocence
- Agreement given freely and voluntarily
- Its code is Napoleonic
- French for "wake up" and cuddly for Aggies
- Name associated with Texas statutes and codes
- Cruel and ___
- Justice Sonia
- Number of Federal Circuit Courts
- Make law
32 Clues: Opposed • Make law • Bar, legally • Cruel and ___ • Justice Sonia • Take to court • Justice Samuel • An Aggie greeting • Bit of legislation • Opposite of TAMU Law • A legal case in Latin • Name of library's bust • Search for a book here • Order often follows it • Its code is Napoleonic • Justices' have them for life • Structure for briefing a case • A librarian's word for "book" • ...
Where is the library? 2016-01-26
28 Clues: sur • où? • dans • gare • sous • fille • arbre • entre • vieux • homme • la rue • devant • nounou • excité • surpris • fatigué • poubelle • derrière • la route • à côté de • en colère • poussette • qui a soif • qui a faim • en face de • les enfants • bibliothèque • maison de la presse
Hanover Parish Library Competition 2018-06-12
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- What breed was Joey’s pet dog?
- What is the name of Mrs. Dowdel’s grandson?
- Where does Joey’s dad live?
- Who had introduced Josh’s father to Gladys?
- What was Roscoe’s profession at the end of the story?
- The preacher's family’s last name is?
- Which one of the Barnhart's children had a curious personality?
- What is Joey’s dad’s name?
- What was the name of Jerry’s elderly neighbor friend?
- What was the name of Joey’s dog?
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- Which singer did Josh’s father impersonate?
- What was the name of the mall where Jerry won the Elvis competition?
- On what street did Jerry Denny live in Chicago?
- What the name given to a storage place for military equipment?
- What was the kids’ nickname for their school?
- What was Josh’s best friend’s name back in Boston?
- What was the nickname of Ivory’s friend Paul Diggs?
- How old was Josh when he was sent to live with his dad?
- What kind of sports did Joey’s dad want him to become involved in?
- Joey’s room was beside which family member's room?
20 Clues: What is Joey’s dad’s name? • Where does Joey’s dad live? • What breed was Joey’s pet dog? • What was the name of Joey’s dog? • The preacher's family’s last name is? • Which singer did Josh’s father impersonate? • What is the name of Mrs. Dowdel’s grandson? • Who had introduced Josh’s father to Gladys? • What was the kids’ nickname for their school? • ...
Carnegie Library Reopening Crossword 2020-11-17
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- a daily favourite
- colorful walls
- Oppenheimer's former alias
- A renowned local ball team
- beloved former bookworm
- yearly fest
- Oppenheimer's cherry blossom garderners
- DTES Residents Association and current Vancouver City Councilor
- feeding the community
- sing your heart out
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- a once a week treat
- yearly subscription to the centre
- entertaining discs
- DTES activists
- floppy reads
- writing about the "Killing Fields"
- Our alien overlord
- Historical tenant of Carnegie's top floor
- neighboring neighbourhood
- Prelude to annual healing circle
- a key intersection
- First name of Carnegie's funder
- a self-important street
- a morning jolt
- a community with heart
25 Clues: yearly fest • floppy reads • DTES activists • colorful walls • a morning jolt • a daily favourite • entertaining discs • Our alien overlord • a key intersection • a once a week treat • sing your heart out • feeding the community • a community with heart • beloved former bookworm • a self-important street • neighboring neighbourhood • Oppenheimer's former alias • A renowned local ball team • ...
Library Branches Through History 2023-09-22
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- This branch opened in 1969 and was renamed Franklin Road when it opened in its new location in 2000.
- This branch is the most recent addition to the Library, officially opening its doors in August of 2023.
- This branch, whose building was originally a church, opened in a 1907. It was the first branch to leave the system when it closed in 1930.
- Opened in the only Black high school in city in 1927, Lillian Childress Hall its first librarian. This branch was turned into a school library and no longer open to the public in 1959.
- The 2nd branch of the Library and opening in 1896, this is the oldest remaining branch in the system.
- This branch opened in 1911 and caused quite an uproar in its community when it closed in 1955. Patrons of this branch boycotted using other nearby branches for several years following its closing.
- Opening in 1897, this branch originally was located “in the valley”, a spot endangered by flooding. Ironically when it got its own Carnegie building on higher ground in 1912 books had to be removed during the Flood of 1913 which caused water to come within half an inch of its shelves.
- This branch opened in the Safeway Shopping center, now known as Eagledale, in 1960.
- This branch, originally located in the Marwood Shopping center, was the first county branch added to the system when the Library began extending services to parts of Marion County outside of the IPS district lines.
- Originally the Illinois Street Branch that opened in 1909 this branch was housed on what is now a part of The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis.
- This branch opened in 1918 and was renamed in 2011 to reflect its location in the city’s first public park.
- This regional branch which was recently updated, opened in 1969 and proudly serves Ben Davis High School and its surrounding community.
- As the oldest remaining Carnegie branch, this branch opened in 1911. One of their most recognized features is the Book Gnomes that are part of the original exterior.
- This branch was later named the College Avenue Branch in 2000 when it relocated in and is celebrating its 100th anniversary in 2025.
- This branch opened in 1974 and played a significant role in the closing of the Northeast Branch.
- The only branch to start with a name, have a name change, and go back to its original name. This branch was also housed in the Bona Thompson Library until 1914.
- Broad Ripple Branch, established in 1930, became this branch in 2000 which is also currently in the process of relocating.
- This souththeast side regional branch also opened in 1967 and is located in one of the remaining independent parts of the city that escaped annexation during UNIGOV.
- Originally named the Westlane Branch, this branch opened in 1967 as a part of the Library’s effort to extend services further out into the county. The branch got its current moniker in 2000 when the current building opened.
- This branch opened in 1912 and is housed in the fourth and only other remaining Carnegie building left in the system.
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- This northeast side regional branch opened in 1967 and is located in one of the remaining independent parts of the city that escaped annexation during UNIGOV.
- The 3rd branch of the Library that also became the Fountain Square Branch in 1994. This branch had served its community for more than 100 years when it closed in 2020.
- Started by McFadden in 1952 and managed by Gertrude Rhoades this traveling branch has often been used as a gage for where library services are needed throughout the city.
- This branch opened in 1964 and was the only branch named after a direction. The branch closed in 1982, due to declines in use after the opening of the Warren Branch only 1.5 miles away in 1974.
- This branch was the first new branch opened since 2000 and is one of three that opened as a result of the service gaps defined in the 2015-2020 IndyPL Strategic Plan.
- The third and last Black branch named after a famous Black scientist and inventor, this branch opened in 1937 in School #87 and closed in 1950.
- This branch was named after a grove of sugar maple trees and was located near a current golf course similarly named. The branch opened in 1922 and closed in 1955.
- This branch which opened in 2021 was the recipient of the 2023 Green Building of the Year Award in the LEED for Building Design and Construction category.
- This branch opened in 2000 and is the Library’s only location open in a Museum.
- Now East 38th Street Branch, this branch opened in 1957 and was the first branch where Bookmobile service patterns were used to determine library service gaps and recommend the establishment of a branch.
- The 1st branch of the Library, this branch opened in 1896 above a drugstore. It moved into a building designed by architect, Robert Daggett, in 1906 and closed in 1971.
- This memorial branch was donated to the library in 1949 specifically for the use of young people. The branch closed in 1958 and the branch librarian, Dorothy Lawson, heads the newly created Young Adult Department at Central Library.
- This branch was the first Black branch and opened in School #26 in 1922. The branch remained open to the public until 1967 when it reverted back to the school as a part of the separation between the Library and IPS.
- This branch was housed in a long standing social services nonprofit organization off of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Street from 1979 until it closed in 2018.
- This branch has served its non-annexed community from 1951 when it opened in a storefront, until it joined IndyPL in 2016.
- The original name of the branch that had a name change when it received its own building that opened in 2020. This branch has been serving its community since 1901.
- The 4th branch of the library that was housed in the 5th Carnegie building and merged with the Prospect Branch in 1968.
- This branch celebrated it’s 50th anniversary in 2021 and was made possible by a donation of land from Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Eiteljorg in 1968.
38 Clues: This branch opened in 2000 and is the Library’s only location open in a Museum. • This branch opened in the Safeway Shopping center, now known as Eagledale, in 1960. • This branch opened in 1974 and played a significant role in the closing of the Northeast Branch. • ...
Elmo Willard Library Crossword 2024-05-16
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- gathering facts about a particular topic
- system used to arrange non-fiction books created by Melvil Dewey
- information on the back of a book giving an idea of what is inside
- a way to enjoy a book using your ears
- stories that have come from the author's mind
- things that happened long ago
- writer of a book
- person creating artwork/pictures for a book
- type of story filled with magic and wonder
- section of a non-fiction book used to locate information inside it
- type of book that lets you find clues and solve the case
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- world wide web
- different styles of story writing
- names of people or animals featured in a story
- a book of maps
- a place to get books, magazines, music, games, and movies
- section of a non-fiction book containing meanings for words in that book
- type of story that's filled with action
- books about real places and things
- astronomy, chemistry, biology, physics and geology
20 Clues: world wide web • a book of maps • writer of a book • things that happened long ago • different styles of story writing • books about real places and things • a way to enjoy a book using your ears • type of story that's filled with action • gathering facts about a particular topic • type of story filled with magic and wonder • person creating artwork/pictures for a book • ...
The Midnight Library Ulti 2024-04-18
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- Symbolizes Nora as a whole being and a revelation she found within herself
- A philosopher's name who was Nora's favorite
- How the Midnight Library disappears
- Nora's student that she taught piano too
- The place Nora and Ash resided with her daughter
- Location of Nora's research as a glaciologist
- Dylan's nickname of Nora during her time at the animal shelter
- The name of the protagnist in the novel
- Nora's major that never came of usage
- Where Izzy, Nora's best friend, resides
- The main reason for Nora's entry to the Midnight Library
- The color of Nora's book in the Midnight Library
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- One of Nora's most famous songs in The Labyrinths band
- Mrs. Elm's name which she asks Nora to call her by
- The primary location in Nora's root life
- The name of someone who experiences the same situation as Nora
- The name of Nora Seed's cat who passed away
- The job Nora had when she was almost killed by a bear
- A sport Nora excelled in as a kid
- Nora's workplace where she eventually loses her job
- The Labyrinth band's location when Nora arrive
- The name of Nora's neighbor
- The final word Nora scribbled on the non-flammable book
- Mrs. Elm's boardgame that taught small thing can make a big difference
- Nora's daughter during her lifetime with Ash
25 Clues: The name of Nora's neighbor • A sport Nora excelled in as a kid • How the Midnight Library disappears • Nora's major that never came of usage • The name of the protagnist in the novel • Where Izzy, Nora's best friend, resides • The primary location in Nora's root life • Nora's student that she taught piano too • The name of Nora Seed's cat who passed away • ...
Library Year in Review 2024-05-07
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- The E on the picture book call tag refers to (blank)
- The Battle of the Books books are pulled from this list
- A book on pets would be found in this Dewey classification section
- This program was used to cite sources during your ancient civilizations project
- This section of books sits beneath the circulation desk
- This critter won March Mammal Madness
- The color of the return cart
- Dewey's first name is (blank)
- The author the Funjungle and Spy School novels
- Mystery books use this color on their call number tags
- The author of historical fiction such as Allies
- This competition requires both physical and mental activity
- This section is the 500 classification in Dewey Decimal
- Ms. Haas and Ms. Brostoff hosted this winter club
- The 800 classification for Dewey Decimal
- This homeroom teacher is one of the emcees for Battle of the Books
- Woof! Woof! This is the name for one of the Battle of the Books teams
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- This animal is what Ron Naveen focuses his research on
- This type of book is published every year but cannot be checked out
- This piece of furniture often causes drama in the library
- The last name affiliated with the non-fiction classification system
- This specials teacher is one of the emcees for Battle of the Books
- January (blank) is our post-winter break reading competition
- This genre can be found on the wall behind the long tables and DTEN
- This is the angelic name for one of the Battle of the Books teams
- You use this device to read on Sora
- This piece of technology in the library is often fought over by multiple students
- An A Form student who helps out in the library
- A novel that resembles a comic book is called a (blank) novel
- This series was featured in our visiting author assembly
- The (blank) Library is where you are right now!
- A summer reading book that is not free choice is called (blank)
- The fiction section is organized by (blank)
- This author spoke at assembly about his amazing graphic novels
- This genre uses blue call number tags
- A novel-in-verse can be found under this genre
- This type of penguin is thriving despite climate change
- The 200 classification in Dewey Decimal
- A Form students earn this by helping out around the library
39 Clues: The color of the return cart • Dewey's first name is (blank) • You use this device to read on Sora • This critter won March Mammal Madness • This genre uses blue call number tags • The 200 classification in Dewey Decimal • The 800 classification for Dewey Decimal • The fiction section is organized by (blank) • An A Form student who helps out in the library • ...
"Library" In Other Languages 2022-07-16
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- Yoruba
- Polish
- Latin
- French
- Irish
- Swedish
- Uzbek
- Hausa
- Albanian
- Hausa
- Cebuano
- Sesotho
- Azerbaijani
- Dutch
- Indonesian
- Zulu
- Afrikaans
- Finnish
- Turkish
- Filipino
- Hungarian
- Samoan
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- Esperanto
- Somali
- Croatian
- Luxembourgish
- Spanish
- Shona
- Icelandic
- Maltese
- Malagasy
- Chichewa
- Turkmen
- Basque
- Swahili
- Welsh
- Kinyarwanda
- German
- Estonian
- Czech
- Kurdish
- Haitian Creole
42 Clues: Zulu • Latin • Shona • Irish • Uzbek • Hausa • Hausa • Welsh • Dutch • Czech • Somali • Yoruba • Polish • French • Basque • German • Samoan • Spanish • Maltese • Swedish • Turkmen • Cebuano • Swahili • Sesotho • Finnish • Turkish • Kurdish • Croatian • Malagasy • Chichewa • Albanian • Estonian • Filipino • Esperanto • Icelandic • Afrikaans • Hungarian • Indonesian • Kinyarwanda • Azerbaijani • Luxembourgish • Haitian Creole
Home Library Puzzle 1 2026-01-16
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- pioneer of quantum mechanics
- Sri Lanka has two capitals, one official, one this
- Earth's most precious resource
- author of book about red vowel
- 1850 semi-autobiographical novel by author considered the greatest Victorian era novelist (2 words, no space)
- largest member of cat family native to the Americas
- country with longest coastline
- more than this percent of Earth's surface is covered by water
- country with rich deposits of bauxite, the ore from which aluminum is made
- name of street where the purloiner of texts lives
- Last name of family in story about a plant developing where Jay-Z grew up
- sea north of Iran
- long, skinny country in South America
- gulf that borders Latvia and part of Estonia
- the Plain of _______ in northern Laos, archeologists believe Bronze Age people used them to hold the cremated remains of their dead
- the mage's sister's son's name (reminds of HP character)
- capital of China
- indigenous people of Northern Europe, reindeer farmers
- "to die" in French
- l'épée
- capital of Belize
- Brazil's national music
- she is the purloiner of texts
- narrow piece of land connecting two larger pieces of land
- "Killers of the _______ Moon"
- a large area that drains into a particular river or lake, human activity puts great stress on these
- le somme
- "_________ equation": a relativistic equation describing the behavior of fermions, such as electrons
- predator of capybaras in Venezuela
- Newton's first law, "Law of __________"
- Chile produces 28% of the world's supply of this metal
- "to flee" in French
- "to conquer" in French
- picture book about the real story behind A.A. Milne's beloved main character (2 words, no space)
- this country's life expectancy is 83 years (2019 data)
- largest sea by area
- this period of travel in China is considered the world's largest annual human migration
- title character's birthplace, 1850 semi-autobiographical novel
- the only planet that would float
- number of species of penguins that live in South America
- la pendule
- "to read" in French
- third in a witchy series: "A ______ Among Men"
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- capital of Cuba
- the oldest of all of the major monotheistic religions
- Grann writes about their murders in the 1920s
- capital of Canada
- sea between the UK, Denmark, and Norway
- capital of Uruguay
- when two plates grind past each other, creating large cracks
- capital of Greenland
- the kind of home they occupy in Dickens' retelling
- le haricot
- this ferry in Africa will soon be replaced by a bridge due to heavy migration at that site (the bridge was actually completed in 2021)
- born in 19th-century Germany, he created a constant that laid the foundation for quantum theory
- this animal is the reason the Caribbean has white sand beaches
- "cowboys" in Argentina
- le couteau
- the United Nations projects the the world population will increase to more than this many billion by 2050
- this sea borders Central America
- famous type of clock built in 1410 in Prague, Czechia keeps track of more than time
- l'arc-en-ciel
- phenomenon first described correctly by Leonardo da Vinci
- le chou-fleur
- the moon appears this way in the Southern Hemisphere compared to the view from the Northern Hemisphere (2 words, no space or hyphen)
- mine in Uzbekistan said to hold more gold reserves than any other mine in the world
- "to die" in French conjugated with the subject "Elle"
- when an oceanic plate dives under a continental plate
- this powerful empire dominated much of Mexico and Central America from 1427-1521
- Wicked author
- dangerous board game, there was a movie of the same name
- Merlin's planet
- Main character of Towles' Russia-set tale
- home of the Count in Towles' Russia-set tale
- "_________ Effect": the splitting of spectral lines in an atom due to the presence of a magnetic field
- most populous country (as of 2019 estimates)
- Earth's this will one day cool completely, no more hot springs
- most densely populated country (as of 2019 estimates)
- one of the two mountain ranges that marks the western edge of North and South America
- protagonist in Dickens' retelling
- first chapter, book about the son of a mage's sister, "The ________ Door"
- main character, has to wear a red vowel
- this bird is only found on the island of Dominica
- the "G" in GNI stands for this
- capital of Ecuador
- the southern tip of South America, Cape ______
- "to flee" in French conjugated with the subject "Nous"
- groupings of islands
- this strait separates Africa and Spain
89 Clues: l'épée • le somme • le haricot • le couteau • la pendule • l'arc-en-ciel • le chou-fleur • Wicked author • capital of Cuba • Merlin's planet • capital of China • capital of Canada • sea north of Iran • capital of Belize • capital of Uruguay • "to die" in French • capital of Ecuador • "to flee" in French • largest sea by area • "to read" in French • capital of Greenland • groupings of islands • ...
Places in the city 2020-12-05
19 Clues: = mall • = pool • = bank • = park • = hotel • = beach • = store • = church • = mosque • = school • = temple • = museum • = airport • = library • = harbour • = hospital • = restaurant • = train station • = movie theatre
Spanish Pg 40-41 2020-10-06
20 Clues: art • quiz • test • house • class • course • school • library • stadium • biology • library • sciences • semester • schedule • homework • cafeteria • laboratory • university • computer science • trimester;quarter
Au Bahut 2021-03-25
19 Clues: PE • Art • kind • lunch • Funny • German • Strict • library • Good at • Weak at • English • Talented • homework • Business • Breaktime • Chemistry • Geography • Citizenship • sports hall
Places/Estar 2024-04-24
19 Clues: gym • bank • class • attic • office • clinic • church • garage • stadium • library • bedroom • kitchen • hallway • basement • bathroom • cafeteria • post office • dining room • living room
places 2023-05-17
19 Clues: zoo • city • park • lake • hotel • museum • church • theatre • airport • stadium • library • downtown • cathedral • mountains • restaurant • supermarket • national park • movie theatre • amusement park
Spanish Vocab Contract 2022-02-16
20 Clues: gym • cafe • bank • park • house • bakery • office • museum • school • church • street • library • stadium • airport • downtown • hospital • pharamacy • post office • movie theater • comercial mall
En la Escuela 2023-01-02
19 Clues: pen • map • desk • door • clock • paper • chalk • chair • pencil • window • eraser • hallway • library • notebook • backpack • gymnasium • calculator • principals office • whiteboard, chalkboard
School 2025-11-18
19 Clues: Карта • Дзюдо • Краски • Ноутбук • История • Ножницы • Словарь • Шахматы • Спортзал • Барабаны • Столовая • Кроссовки • География • Библиотека • Математика • Французский • Информатика • Естественные науки • Гончарное мастерство
Hello Mobile 2013-01-08
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- Makers of the Galaxy set of phones and tablets
- Popular JS library to detect HTML5 & CSS3 features
- Apple's popular phone handset
- The programming language used for developing Flash application
- Media player and media library application developed by Apple Inc.
- The identification of the real-world geographic location of an object
- Main programming language used by Apple for the OSX and iOS operating systems
- An immensely popular JS library created by John Resig
- Common name of Google's flagship devices
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- Makers of the Kindle Fire
- A JavaScript object designed by Microsoft, used for asynchronous communication between a browser and server
- Qualcomm's most popular processor for smartphones and tablets
- The makers of Angry Birds
- A web design approach that uses CSS3 media queries
- Syntactically Awesome Stylesheets, in short
- Currently, Google's most popular mobile operating system
- A wireless technology standard for exchanging data over short distances from fixed and mobile devices
- A popular IDE used by Java and Android developers
- An element that is part of HTML5 and allows for dynamic, scriptable rendering of 2D shapes and bitmap images
- The IDE for Apple's iOS development
20 Clues: Makers of the Kindle Fire • The makers of Angry Birds • Apple's popular phone handset • The IDE for Apple's iOS development • Common name of Google's flagship devices • Syntactically Awesome Stylesheets, in short • Makers of the Galaxy set of phones and tablets • A popular IDE used by Java and Android developers • Popular JS library to detect HTML5 & CSS3 features • ...
Outreach 2026-02-03
8 Clues: Mobile Library Driver • Larger library vehicle • Smaller library vehicle • Adult Services Coordinator • Community Engagement Librarian • Most charismatic ACPL employee • Emerging Technologies Librarian • Home Delivery Services Coordinator
How well do you know the Library? 2012-07-23
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- Special commands to tell a database system how words being searched relate to one another.
- When an item is checked out and the borrower has kept past its due date
- What term is used to identify the writer of a book?
- Desk Where materials are checked out and returned when borrowed from the Library.
- A person responsible for the care of a library and its contents
- This company makes or puts the book together so it can be bought and sold.
- Where one would turn to find a definition
- A list of references used from a book or article.
- A word or phrase in a title, subject, or text that can be used as a search term
- The legal right granted to exclusive publication, production, sale, or distribution of a work.
- A document such as a dictionary, encyclopedia, or directory, containing specific bits of information
- Describes words or phrases assigned to books and articles to describe what it is about
- To borrow materials from a library for a fixed period of time
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- A publication distributed periodically devoted to a specific field or subfield
- Contains records with detailed descriptions and location information, of the materials in a library collection.
- A reference book containing information or limited to a special field or subject
- Another name for magazines, newspapers and journals
- Materials kept at the Circulation Desk which has shorter loan periods.
- When a student copies someone else's ideas or work and presents it as their own work
- A brief description that has been quoted, or used as a source
- A word, phrase, or sentence usually appearing on or in an item
21 Clues: Where one would turn to find a definition • A list of references used from a book or article. • What term is used to identify the writer of a book? • Another name for magazines, newspapers and journals • A brief description that has been quoted, or used as a source • To borrow materials from a library for a fixed period of time • ...
CIE ( Unit 5 ) 2025-04-29
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- – Deep learning framework developed by Google Brain
- – A feature of Gemini that combines input from multiple data types
- – Google’s advanced multimodal AI model
- – One of TensorFlow’s high-level APIs for building neural networks
- – AI field involving training models without needing new infrastructure
- – ChatGPT uses this model to generate natural language responses
- – Concept referring to minimizing human mistakes in predictions using AI
- – An AI-powered chatbot developed by OpenAI
- – Tool used in fraud detection and face recognition
- – A capability of Google Speech-to-Text that helps in noisy surroundings
- – The graphical output format supported by Matplotlib
- – Python library known for statistical plots and aesthetic visualization
- – The underlying architecture of ChatGPT
- – Python function used to display a Matplotlib plot
- – Cloud-based interface used to run Python code and visualizations
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- – Popular IDE that supports cloud-based AI development with free GPU
- – AI tool used by Google to track user behavior on websites and apps
- – AI service that converts voice to text
- – Jasper AI supports this type of writing commonly used in advertising
- – Library for real-time computer vision and image processing
- – An AI platform that offers model tuning based on business needs
- – A popular data visualization library compatible with NumPy and Pandas
- – Visualization plot type used in Seaborn to show variable distributions
- – This AI trend supports real-time processing without cloud dependency
- – AI model that excels at context retention in long conversations
- – A widely used platform for building and deploying scalable web services
- – The visualization board used in TensorFlow to monitor training
- – AI technique where human feedback is used to fine-tune responses
- – AI tool known for generating blogs and marketing content
- – Open-source deep learning library developed by Meta
30 Clues: – Google’s advanced multimodal AI model • – AI service that converts voice to text • – The underlying architecture of ChatGPT • – An AI-powered chatbot developed by OpenAI • – Deep learning framework developed by Google Brain • – Tool used in fraud detection and face recognition • – Python function used to display a Matplotlib plot • ...
En La Ciudad 2020-03-25
E8 2021-05-16
18 Clues: koc • dach • fotel • dywan • pralka • lodówka • podłoga • szpital • kominek • piwnica • prysznic • zmywarka • lotnisko • kuchenka • przystań • piekarnik • mieszkanie • biblioteka
school supplies review 2021-06-08
18 Clues: pen • glue • desk • ruler • thing • chalk • binder • pencil • eraser • library • notebook • scissors • homework • cafeteria • classroom • bookstore • calculator • blackboard
Middle East Cities 2021-12-14
H2, vocabulary Period 1 2018-11-09
18 Clues: gym • kunst • lokaal • muziek • examen • cijfer • bureau • geniaal • rooster • uniform • kantine • bestuur • wiskunde • bibliotheek • geschiedenis • notitieboekje • aardrijkskunde • verbazingwekkend
street 2014-04-07
Vocabulario 2023-10-30
18 Clues: art • test • Home • clase • course • School • biology • college • stadium • Library • sciences • semester • schedule • homework • bookstore • Cafeteria • accounting • laboratory
Unit 4 2023-11-08
18 Clues: in • gym • near • hall • under • school • behind • office • library • between • next_to • bathroom • far_from • classroom • cafeteria • on_top_of • inside_of • in_front_of
spanish Prepositions 2024-01-10
UCLA 2023-04-26
Ing 2022-04-26
18 Clues: work. • cops. • fill. • call. • word. • come. • place. • world. • share. • lunch. • thing. • borrow. • charge. • content. • century. • library. • college. • actually.
English for us: KPL 2 2023-09-21
18 Clues: vessa • pöytä • penkki • luokka • kaapit • rehtori • ruokala • portaat • juliste • kirjasto • opettaja • siivooja • roskakori • kuntosali • liitutaulu • lukujärjestys • ilmoitustaulu • terveydenhoitaja
Miss. North's #2 2023-05-21
describe tu ciudad 2025-04-01
Wyandotte puzzles 2025-02-24
Wyandotte puzzles 2025-01-30
PR1 Unit5 _TOWN 2019-03-23
18 Clues: út • tér • utca • bank • mozi • kórház • hentes • pékség • kávézó • templom • színház • könyvtás • rendőrség • benzinkút • játszótér • városháza • zöldséges • élelmiszerbolt
Types of Libraries 2020-11-01
9 Clues: things • to gather together • fact or knowledge about something • library with only digitized books • something made by combining parts of 2 • how information or resource is stored. • things you can use to achieve a purpose • a library which the public can use freely • library used by school aged children only
Places in town 2022-07-05
19 Clues: дом • мост • банк • парк • кафе • почта • театр • школа • бассейн • магазин • церковь • парковка • ресторан • памятник • остановка • библиотека • супермаркет • магазин игрушек • спортивный центр
Chapter 4, stepping stones 2020-04-16
19 Clues: Hal • Kerk • Reis • Stad • Kast • Dorp • Plein • Mensen • Gebouw • Rotonde • Kasteel • Dichtbij • Tegenover • Eigenlijk • Beslissen • Door(heen) • Bibliotheek • Wolkenkrabber • Recht tegenover
En la clase 2020-10-05
20 Clues: art • pen • quiz • book • class • window • school • course • stadium • student • library • history • backpack • trashcan • homework • literature • journalism • house;home • house;home • clock;watch
La escuela 2021-09-20
19 Clues: pen • gym • book • desk • pencil • office • library • hallway • notebook • computer • backpack • cafeteria • classroom • laboratory • cell phone • calculator • dictionary • auditorium • student desk
A l'ecole 2021-10-24
19 Clues: pen • easy • math • book • school • pencil • French • library • teacher • science • English • student • history • notebook • it's hot • classroom • difficult • it's cold • cafeteria
vocabulary 2023-03-20
spanish review 2026-08-31
best friends 2023-06-05
Across
- favorite teacher
- math teacher
- what does ms bible do on weekends?
- lego friend
- item needed for classes
- where did we eat lunch?
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- ms bible's shirt is always ___
- class with most focused kids
- what ms delarmar calls you
- always in ms bible's hair
- 2nd favorite teacher
- you check these out of library
- favorite treat from ms bible
13 Clues: lego friend • math teacher • favorite teacher • 2nd favorite teacher • item needed for classes • where did we eat lunch? • always in ms bible's hair • what ms delarmar calls you • class with most focused kids • favorite treat from ms bible • ms bible's shirt is always ___ • you check these out of library • what does ms bible do on weekends?
Because of Winn Dixie by Amelia Dalton 2016-04-03
Across
- What Otis brings to the party
- What can Winn Dixie do that most dogs can't
- What is the name of the library that Miss Franny owns
- The friend who doesn't want to go to the party at first
- Winn Dixie is scared of this
- what instrument otis plays
- What the candy tastes like
- What Miss Franny wanted for her birthday when she was young
- Amanda's last name
- The friend Opal meets at a library
- Where does Otis go when he can't stop playing his music
- The store where Opal found the dog
- Park where Opal, Winn Dixie, and the preacher live
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- The name that Opal calls her dad
- The church where Opal's dad works
- Opal's last name
- The bird's name at the pet store
- The theme of Sweetie Pie's party
- What kind of party does Sweetie Pie have
- The candy that Opal gives to everyone
- What the Dewberry boys called Gloria
- The name of the town where Opal
- Amanda's little brother's name(he drowned when he was young)
- What war did opal and Miss Franny talk about
- Opal's pinched face friend's name
- The theme of Opal's party
26 Clues: Opal's last name • Amanda's last name • The theme of Opal's party • what instrument otis plays • What the candy tastes like • Winn Dixie is scared of this • What Otis brings to the party • The name of the town where Opal • The name that Opal calls her dad • The bird's name at the pet store • The theme of Sweetie Pie's party • The church where Opal's dad works • ...
Mayfair Library June 2026 2026-06-15
Across
- Collection found by the window
- She has worked at MF the longest
- Andrew has two(?) shirts featuring this animal
- Popular library reading app
- Where to go to submit your timesheet
- Provides digital access to magazines and newspapers
- Extremely popular discovery pass
- Patrons can use this to search the collection
- Has made all of us wonder if we should shave our heads too
- He will be finishing the last classes of his degree this week!
- Heather's job title is Welcoming ___ Librarian
- Where patrons return materials
- Best bakery in town :)
- Patrons can rent the ___ Room
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- Let her know if you have a supply request
- Machine that prints, photocopies, and scans
- Brianna's dog's name
- She approves your timesheet
- Our library branch
- Number of public computers at MF
- "I'm ready for the ___" - Thomas Eastman
- Keys are stored here
- Name of Wi-Fi network used by patrons
- TD Summer ___ ___
- The original Mayfair Library was in the basement of the Mayfair Community __________
- Located on Treaty 6 ___
- Kylee has been working on a felt for a story featuring this character
27 Clues: TD Summer ___ ___ • Our library branch • Brianna's dog's name • Keys are stored here • Best bakery in town :) • Located on Treaty 6 ___ • She approves your timesheet • Popular library reading app • Patrons can rent the ___ Room • Collection found by the window • Where patrons return materials • She has worked at MF the longest • Number of public computers at MF • ...
abc123 2025-03-21
9 Clues: Medical Study? • Extend a check-out • this type of puzzle • Main East Bank Library • Main West Bank Library • Direction you are facing • Main St. Paul Campus Library • It's okay to do this to a book's cover • A shared trait of a skeleton and a book
Library and Book Trivia 2022-06-01
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- She wrote Ramona
- Current President of NYPL
- What you'll find in 567.91
- NYPL branch on 100th St.
- These are found in the call number 745.5
- Can’t We Talk About Something More Pleasant?
- Japanese animation
- Literary address on Charing Cross Road
- First children's librarian at NYPL
- Name of the librarian in The Music Man
- Food in Cormier's war
- Winner of this year's fiction Pulitzer
- Author of THE MARTIAN
- Professor Lupin's first name
- Popular “kid” in children’s books
- Initials of a prominent publishing house
- Author of TALES OF THE CITY
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- author of the memoir UNTAMED
- City where Ann Patchett owns a bookstore
- NYPL’s newest branch
- Time in Matt Haig's library
- He built a lot of libraries
- Pachinko and Mockingbird
- One of the Library's lions
- This NYPL branch is in the village
- Joan, recently deceased
- Home of Enoch Pratt Library
- Alternative title for THE PRICE OF SALT
- Movie where Katharine Hepburn plays a librarian
- She felt bad about her neck
30 Clues: She wrote Ramona • Japanese animation • NYPL’s newest branch • Food in Cormier's war • Author of THE MARTIAN • Joan, recently deceased • NYPL branch on 100th St. • Pachinko and Mockingbird • Current President of NYPL • What you'll find in 567.91 • One of the Library's lions • Time in Matt Haig's library • He built a lot of libraries • Home of Enoch Pratt Library • ...
Belvidere School Library Crossword 2020-04-24
Across
- Surname of the author of Ender's Game
- Surname of the author of Ready Player One
- Author "Anthony _____________" wrote the Alex Rider series
- The name of our school
- Surname of the author of the Hunger Games
- Surname of the author of the Harry Potter series
- "Malorie ______________" wrote the "Noughts and Crosses" series
- Surname of the author of the Twilight Saga
- Surname of the author of Diary of a Wimpy Kid
- Surname of the author of the Cherub series
- Surname of the author of the How To Train Your Dragon series
Down
- Surname of the author of the Dune series
- Surname of the author of the "Gruffalo" and "Room on the Broom"
- Author Roald Dahl wrote the famous book, "Charlie and the ____________ Factory"
- Surname of the author of War Horse
- Author Kohei Horikoshi wrote this famous manga series "My Hero __________"
- "Mortal ________" by Phillip Reeve
- A place where books are stored and borrowed
- Phillip "___________" author of The Golden Compass
- Surname of the author of Slime and Bad Dad
20 Clues: The name of our school • Surname of the author of War Horse • "Mortal ________" by Phillip Reeve • Surname of the author of Ender's Game • Surname of the author of the Dune series • Surname of the author of Ready Player One • Surname of the author of the Hunger Games • Surname of the author of Slime and Bad Dad • Surname of the author of the Twilight Saga • ...
Ryerson Library COVID Crossword 2021-02-10
Across
- law database
- provincial consortia
- best protection against virus in public
- place researchers meet
- objects/materials likely to carry infection
- cataloguing rules
- profitable publisher
- number of meters to keep distance from others
- name of our ils
- also known as an immunoglobulin
- wear to keep your hands clean
- weeks an undergrad can have a book
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- acronym for what a lot of us are doing now
- use to keep your hands clean
- aka the library card
- Project studying libraries in COVID
- nursing database
- rules for sharing content
- how we meet now
- digital media was the first one
- a suspension of fine particles in air
- how books are packaged for contactless pickup
- way we provide access to wifi
- name of school mascot
- name of service we provide to access print
25 Clues: law database • how we meet now • name of our ils • nursing database • cataloguing rules • aka the library card • provincial consortia • profitable publisher • name of school mascot • place researchers meet • rules for sharing content • use to keep your hands clean • way we provide access to wifi • wear to keep your hands clean • digital media was the first one • ...
I love the Library 2021-11-16
Across
- you need this to borrow a book
- A book consulted for information
- Extend a loan on a book
- Connected to the internet
- date the day you must return a book
- receive on loan
- Non factual literature
- where books are stored in a library
- Fact finding
- desk location where you check out the books
- keeper of the books
- Large Reference book
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- Historical records
- Descriptive term used for searching
- Publication issued regularly
- Overdue fee
- number indicates where the book is located
- Silent
- printed works
- A distinct group of books.
- list of all items found in library
- Account of person's life
- one place to browse
- be engaged in Learning
- give permission to use
- Alphabetical reference list
26 Clues: Silent • Overdue fee • Fact finding • printed works • receive on loan • Historical records • one place to browse • keeper of the books • Large Reference book • Non factual literature • be engaged in Learning • give permission to use • Extend a loan on a book • Account of person's life • Connected to the internet • A distinct group of books. • Alphabetical reference list • ...
Library Week Crossword Puzzle 2015-04-09
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- Texans might read "Green Eggs and Ham" or wear sneakers during this
- Look here for PDFs of law review articles
- Library's bust
- Agreement given freely and voluntarily
- A librarian's word for "book"
- Opposite of TAMU Law
- Its code is Napoleonic
- Statistically, SCOTUS will probably do this to your writ
- Session laws reenacted as codes become this
- Justice Samuel
- French for "wake up" and cuddly for Aggies
- Number of Federal Circuit Courts
- Search for a book here
- A legal case in Latin
- Option for an unfavorable court ruling
- Justices' have them for life
- Bit of legislation
Down
- Libraries use this to borrow books from each other
- Order often follows it
- Name associated with Texas statutes and codes
- Don't do this on the morning of an exam
- An Aggie greeting
- Make law
- Opposed
- Justice Sonia
- Take to court
- A cover story about your innocence
- Legal blog that sometimes hits "below the belt"
- Source for archive of U.S. Supreme Court oral arguments
- Structure for briefing a case
- Cruel and ___
- Bar, legally
32 Clues: Opposed • Make law • Bar, legally • Justice Sonia • Take to court • Cruel and ___ • Library's bust • Justice Samuel • An Aggie greeting • Bit of legislation • Opposite of TAMU Law • A legal case in Latin • Order often follows it • Its code is Napoleonic • Search for a book here • Justices' have them for life • A librarian's word for "book" • Structure for briefing a case • ...
Mr. Lemoncello's Library Vocab 2026-03-13
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- A complicated network of winding passages; a maze.
- A complete, ridiculous failure or disaster.
- A round building or room, usually topped with a dome.
- A person or thing that is mysterious, puzzling, or difficult to understand.
- Sparkling or shining brightly; brilliantly clever.
- Strange or mysterious, especially in an unsettling or magical way.
- Extremely strange or unusual.
- A three-dimensional image formed by light or lasers.
- Not capable of being imagined or grasped mentally; unbelievable.
- Very complicated or highly detailed.
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- A remarkable person, thing, or event; a marvel.
- Made up of exactly similar parts facing each other or around an axis; perfectly balanced.
- Grand and impressive in appearance, often intimidating.
- An elaborate and spectacular entertainment or production.
- To succeed in understanding, interpreting, or identifying something hidden or confusing.
- To arrive at a fact or a conclusion by using logic and reasoning.
- Extremely impressive; amazing in size or degree.
- Unconventional and slightly strange; wonderfully quirky.
- Completely baffling; very puzzling.
- To create, invent, or devise (like a plan or a recipe).
20 Clues: Extremely strange or unusual. • Completely baffling; very puzzling. • Very complicated or highly detailed. • A complete, ridiculous failure or disaster. • A remarkable person, thing, or event; a marvel. • Extremely impressive; amazing in size or degree. • A complicated network of winding passages; a maze. • Sparkling or shining brightly; brilliantly clever. • ...
Library/Mixed Fun Friday 2026-01-31
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- — ESTUDIAR — Aprender informacion
- — PAPEL — Usado para escribir
- — SOL — La estrella del dia
- — SILLA — Para sentarse
- — ROJO — Color de una manzana
- — LAPIZ — Usado para escribir
- — AZUL — Color del cielo
- — MANZANA — Una fruta roja
- — LUNA — Sale de noche
- — ESTANTE — Donde van los libros
- — LIBRO — Algo que lees
- — ZANAHORIA — Una verdura naranja
- — COMIDA — Lo que comemos
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- — ESPACIO — Donde estan los planetas
- — LAPIZ — Para escribir
- — MANO — Parte del cuerpo
- — LEER — Usar los ojos para entender palabras
- — PAGINA — Parte de un libro
- — BIBLIOTECA — Lugar con muchos libros
- — LIBRO — Algo que lees
- — ESCRITORIO — Mesa para estudiar
- — PIE — Usado para caminar
22 Clues: — LUNA — Sale de noche • — LAPIZ — Para escribir • — SILLA — Para sentarse • — LIBRO — Algo que lees • — LIBRO — Algo que lees • — AZUL — Color del cielo • — MANO — Parte del cuerpo • — COMIDA — Lo que comemos • — MANZANA — Una fruta roja • — PIE — Usado para caminar • — SOL — La estrella del dia • — PAGINA — Parte de un libro • — PAPEL — Usado para escribir • ...
Portswood Library Christmas Crossword!!! 2024-12-11
Across
- Christmas tree ornament
- Prickly plant with red berries
- What Christmas song starts with the words: 'Dashing through the snow...'?
- He has a red nose
- It goes bang when you pull it
- Red and white striped sweet
- Long, thin and shiny, you drape it around the tree
- Pastry with sweetmeat and spices
- It's filled with presents
- He sees you when you're sleeping!
- Light in the night sky
Down
- Christmas songs
- What the reindeers pull
- What is eaten after Christmas dinner
- What naughty children get
- What good children get
- They make the toys that Father Christmas delivers
- What Father Christmas uses to carry gifts in
- What sound does Father Christmas make when he laughs?
- It gets eaten for Christmas dinner
20 Clues: Christmas songs • He has a red nose • What good children get • Light in the night sky • What the reindeers pull • Christmas tree ornament • What naughty children get • It's filled with presents • Red and white striped sweet • It goes bang when you pull it • Prickly plant with red berries • Pastry with sweetmeat and spices • He sees you when you're sleeping! • ...
Brixworth Library Christmas Crossword 2024-11-12
Across
- You wouldn’t hang elephants on your tree, but this looks great on the top (5)
- Hoping I get caught under the foggy French digit (9)
- HRH speeds, gets discombobulated watching flocks (9)
- This manager pulls up short when the cattle come to eat (6)
- Royal headwear fits this delightful bird (6, 5)
- Cold actors Crowe and Brand ate these shoots (8, 7)
- Eliza’s other half had the French turn up trousers in this place (9)
- Sounds like Sinatra is surrounded by smells (12)
- The gifted serpent is confused (7)
Down
- Singing Buddy is quite prickly (5)
- Start by breathing heavily, then gasp before performing charades (9)
- Was the earliest Edmonds or Gallagher? (5, 4)
- There’ll be a bit of a mix-up when you enlist this sparkly stuff (6)
- Small gardener Monty needs this to unlock the door (6, 6)
- It’s bonkers to have these on the table without cheese (8)
- The sheep said they weren’t impressed by stripy mints (3, 6)
- Bubbles are not to be put with a tree decoration (7)
- Peppa’s family keep themselves warm (4, 2, 8)
- Twinkling sky light leads to awe (4, 2, 6)
- Mrs Claus’ answer when Santa asked, “What’s the weather like in the UK, love?” (8)
20 Clues: Singing Buddy is quite prickly (5) • The gifted serpent is confused (7) • Twinkling sky light leads to awe (4, 2, 6) • Was the earliest Edmonds or Gallagher? (5, 4) • Peppa’s family keep themselves warm (4, 2, 8) • Royal headwear fits this delightful bird (6, 5) • Sounds like Sinatra is surrounded by smells (12) • Cold actors Crowe and Brand ate these shoots (8, 7) • ...
Issue I the Library 2024-10-28
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- oldest Memphis branch, on Front Street
- one of Memphis’s original inhabitants
- you kinda need this to check out books or use Libby
- this department has it all in arts, culture, philosophy, religion, and more
- system still used today to catalog books using decimals
- it takes a Parkway ___ to raise this branch
- to some, this name sounds a bit like Santa’s red-nosed reindeer
- this department handles book selections
- many know this as the place where movies are made
- speaking of Santa, he lives up here too
- this comes in handy, for wallets, keys, and book cards
- this is the next branch to get a new space
- only branch not in the city limits, East ___
- the newest branch to open
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- this is issued and maintained by the Library of Congress for every book
- books would fall apart without them
- this one is closest to Graceland
- this department can help you trace your family tree
- a color, a verb, and a branch
- former trolley line
- named for a French restauranteur, ____ Park
- At MPL, we love to remind you to ___ Here
- necessary to list all library books and reference materials
- you use this if you prefer ebooks or audio books
- Teens use this amazing space, ___901, for hands-on multi-media learning
- Check out and return books here
- this branch shares a driveway with the Bert Ferguson Community Center
- Get hooked up here at ___2-1-1 for all kinds of resources and information
- clue
- Summer program that encourages everyone to read and ____ Memphis
- a brand of jeans
- call letters for the Library’s TV and radio station
- our Central branch is named after this legendary Memphian
- we no longer charge these for books turned in late
34 Clues: clue • a brand of jeans • former trolley line • the newest branch to open • a color, a verb, and a branch • Check out and return books here • this one is closest to Graceland • books would fall apart without them • one of Memphis’s original inhabitants • oldest Memphis branch, on Front Street • this department handles book selections • speaking of Santa, he lives up here too • ...
Midnight Library crossword puzzle 2026-04-14
Across
- something that she thought she was gonna do forever
- her Librarian
- not everyone is the same
- the people she lost as a kid
- her cat
- perfect perfect but backwards
- something that she never liked doing
- she returns back to her normal life
- she realises that she should take a different way at life
- Something at a library
- she realises that there always is a point at.
Down
- where she travels through alot.
- Noras Best friend
- something that she struggles with
- the things that held her books of regrets
- Something that she had done a lot of
- where she works and something related to what she wanted to do forever
- Main character
- Noras Ex Husband
- a place where Nora feels calm.
20 Clues: her cat • her Librarian • Main character • Noras Ex Husband • Noras Best friend • Something at a library • not everyone is the same • the people she lost as a kid • perfect perfect but backwards • a place where Nora feels calm. • where she travels through alot. • something that she struggles with • she returns back to her normal life • Something that she had done a lot of • ...
Murder in the library 2020-03-11
24 Clues: vrah • vrah • klika • čistý • šofér • sluha • nehoda • kuchař • vražda • pistole • výstřel • hrneček • rozbitý • prázdný • otevřený • rukavice • kapesník • knihovna • vysvětlit • otisky prstů • Kdo ještě..? • nevlastní dcera • odhalit, prozradit • zapékané maso se šťouchanými brambory
Belvidere School Library Crossword 2020-04-24
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- Author Roald Dahl wrote the famous book, "Charlie and the ____________ Factory"
- Author Kohei Horikoshi wrote this famous manga series "My Hero __________"
- A place where books are stored and borrowed
- Surname of the author of the Hunger Games
- Surname of the author of the Twilight Saga
- Surname of the author of Ready Player One
- Surname of the author of the Harry Potter series
- Surname of the author of War Horse
Down
- Surname of the author of Slime and Bad Dad
- Phillip "___________" author of The Golden Compass
- Surname of the author of the Cherub series
- Surname of the author of Diary of a Wimpy Kid
- The name of our school
- Surname of the author of the How To Train Your Dragon series
- Surname of the author of Ender's Game
- "Malorie ______________" wrote the "Noughts and Crosses" series
- Surname of the author of the "Gruffalo" and "Room on the Broom"
- "Mortal ________" by Phillip Reeve
- Author "Anthony _____________" wrote the Alex Rider series
- Surname of the author of the Dune series
20 Clues: The name of our school • "Mortal ________" by Phillip Reeve • Surname of the author of War Horse • Surname of the author of Ender's Game • Surname of the author of the Dune series • Surname of the author of the Hunger Games • Surname of the author of Ready Player One • Surname of the author of Slime and Bad Dad • Surname of the author of the Cherub series • ...
Murder in the library 2021-04-09
20 Clues: inas • üres • sofőr • lövés • tiszta • ki más • törött • kesztyű • gyilkos • kilincs • fegyver • szakács • könyvtár • darált hús • gyilkosság • megmagyaráz • mostohalány • ujjlenyomatok • nyitott, nyitva • feltár, leleplez
Murder in the library 2021-04-09
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- You can peel with this.
- There are books in this room.
- You drink tea from this.
- The ... pie is a british food.
- He/she solves cases.
- You can shot with this.
- You can open it, to let fresh air come in.
- Your meal is on this. It can brake.
- When you touch something, you let these.
- A person, who killed someone.
Down
- The cook works here.
- If you want to open a door, you grab this.
- He or she is the assistant of a rich person.
- If you wear this, you don't make fingerprints.
- If you see a murder, you call the ...
- You use this, to clean your nose.
- You use this to repair something, or to cook.
- This person brings people somewhere with acar.
- If someone died, it can be a murder or an ...
- We eat in the ... room.
- You ... fruits/vegetables before eating them.
21 Clues: The cook works here. • He/she solves cases. • You can peel with this. • You can shot with this. • We eat in the ... room. • You drink tea from this. • There are books in this room. • A person, who killed someone. • The ... pie is a british food. • You use this, to clean your nose. • Your meal is on this. It can brake. • If you see a murder, you call the ... • ...
I love the Library 2021-11-16
Across
- printed works
- list of all items found in library
- keeper of the books
- receive on loan
- Silent
- desk location where you check out the books
- A book consulted for information
- one place to browse
- Connected to the internet
- Publication issued regularly
- date the day you must return a book
- Non factual literature
- Account of person's life
- be engaged in Learning
- where books are stored in a library
- Alphabetical reference list
Down
- A distinct group of books.
- Fact finding
- give permission to use
- Historical records
- Overdue fee
- Extend a loan on a book
- number indicates where the book is
- Large Reference book
- Descriptive term used for searching
- you need this to borrow a book
26 Clues: Silent • Overdue fee • Fact finding • printed works • receive on loan • Historical records • keeper of the books • one place to browse • Large Reference book • give permission to use • Non factual literature • be engaged in Learning • Extend a loan on a book • Account of person's life • Connected to the internet • A distinct group of books. • Alphabetical reference list • ...
Joining an American Library 2018-12-02
Across
- n) the numbers and words for a street, city, and country
- n) a thin book with a lot of photographs, articles, and advertisements
- v) to give something in order to help a group
- prep) from one time to a later time
- a) not returned by the promised time
- n) a law or direction that guides behavior or action
- a) giving help or aid
- a) helpful or beneficial
- ad) in the lower place
Down
- a time idiom) in a single period of time
- n) anything made or to be used for a particular use
- v) to harm or injure; cause loss of usefulness
- n) money that has to paid as a punishment
- n) things needed for a task, such as newspapers or magazines
- n) a person of the age between a child and an adult
- v) to say one will do something
- idiom) to borrow books from a library
- v) to write the necessary information
- a) available for everyone to use
- v) to give and make available, especially officially or formally
20 Clues: a) giving help or aid • ad) in the lower place • a) helpful or beneficial • v) to say one will do something • a) available for everyone to use • prep) from one time to a later time • a) not returned by the promised time • idiom) to borrow books from a library • v) to write the necessary information • a time idiom) in a single period of time • ...
Joining an American Library 2018-12-02
Across
- n) a person of the age between a child and an adult
- v) to harm or injure; cause loss of usefulness
- n) money that has to paid as a punishment
- idiom) to borrow books from a library
- v) to give and make available, especially officially or formally
- prep) from one time to a later time
- a) available for everyone to use
- ad) in the lower place
- a) giving help or aid
- n) a thin book with a lot of photographs, articles, and advertisements
- v) to say one will do something
Down
- a) not returned by the promised time
- v) to give something in order to help a group
- v) to write the necessary information
- n) things needed for a task, such as newspapers or magazines
- a) helpful or beneficial
- n) anything made or to be used for a particular use
- n) a law or direction that guides behavior or action
- idiom) in a single period of time
- n) the numbers and words for a street, city, and country
20 Clues: a) giving help or aid • ad) in the lower place • a) helpful or beneficial • v) to say one will do something • a) available for everyone to use • idiom) in a single period of time • prep) from one time to a later time • a) not returned by the promised time • v) to write the necessary information • idiom) to borrow books from a library • n) money that has to paid as a punishment • ...
Library Week Crossword Puzzle 2015-04-10
Across
- Make law
- Number of Federal Circuit Courts
- A librarian's word for "book"
- Don't do this on the morning of an exam
- Texans might read "Green Eggs and Ham" or wear sneakers during this
- Order often follows it
- Structure for briefing a case
- A legal case in Latin
- Libraries use this to borrow books from each other
- Agreement given freely and voluntarily
- French for "wake up" and cuddly for Aggies
- Opposed
- Take to court
- Bit of legislation
- Justice Samuel ___
Down
- Name associated with Texas statutes and codes
- A cover story about your innocence
- Name of library's bust
- Justice Sonia ___
- Session laws reenacted as codes become this
- Look here for PDFs of law review articles
- Bar, legally
- Statistically, SCOTUS will probably do this to your writ
- An Aggie greeting
- Search for a book here
- Source for archive of U.S. Supreme Court oral arguments
- Legal blog that sometimes hits "below the belt"
- Opposite from TAMU Law
- Its code is Napoleonic
- Justices' have them for life
- Cruel and ___
- Option for an unfavorable court ruling
32 Clues: Opposed • Make law • Bar, legally • Cruel and ___ • Take to court • An Aggie greeting • Justice Sonia ___ • Bit of legislation • Justice Samuel ___ • A legal case in Latin • Name of library's bust • Order often follows it • Search for a book here • Opposite from TAMU Law • Its code is Napoleonic • Justices' have them for life • A librarian's word for "book" • Structure for briefing a case • ...
Library Avatar themed puzzle 2024-03-14
Across
- Princess of the Northern Water tribe or “moon” in Mandarin Chinese
- Koh, the face stealer is this creature or a venomous insect with 100 legs
- Sokka’s weapon that “always comes back” or an Australian aboriginal weapon used to hunt
- Avatar before Aang*
- Air Buffalo or air bison are also called
- The element of destruction & life or multiple flames
- The Dragon of the West*
- Leader of the Kyoshi warriors*
- Water benders learned to bend by watching the _ _ _ _ or a planetary mass that orbits Earth
- The _ _ _ _ Spirit or a color associated with sadness
- Iroh’s favored tea or a common girls name in the Middle East, named after a flower
- “Push and pull” in Mandarin Chinese or “_ _ _ and _ _”
- Zuko lost it or high respect & great esteem
- Essential fluid to all life
- The only blue-fire bender*
- Roku rides on which mythical reptilian monster
- Heibai’s animal form or a Chinese black and white bear
Down
- The air temple Aang was born in or a cardinal direction
- Owner of the Shirshu beast or a summery month
- A forbidden type of water bending or what runs through veins & arteries
- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ sledding or a black and white bird found in Antarctica
- Hot leaf juice
- The king of Omashu*
- _ _ _ _ jerky(Sokka’s favorite food)or a carnivorous fin-footed marine mammal
- A fire nation foul or a large venomous Indonesian lizard called a _ _ _ _ _ _ dragon
- The eating habits of the air nomads or Gandhi
- A ghostly apparition
- Aang’s fire nation friend a hundred years ago*
- The name of Aang’s winged lemur*
- A contraption Aang uses to fly around or a species of flying possum called a sugar “_ _ _ _ _ _”
- The prince of the fire nation*
- Aang’s best friend and animal guide*
- The largest kingdom in avatar or the name of our planet
33 Clues: Hot leaf juice • The king of Omashu* • Avatar before Aang* • A ghostly apparition • The Dragon of the West* • The only blue-fire bender* • Essential fluid to all life • Leader of the Kyoshi warriors* • The prince of the fire nation* • The name of Aang’s winged lemur* • Aang’s best friend and animal guide* • Air Buffalo or air bison are also called • ...
"Library" In Other Languages 2022-07-16
Across
- Yoruba
- Sesotho
- Turkish
- Irish
- Czech
- Shona
- Zulu
- Hausa
- Esperanto
- Azerbaijani
- Albanian
- Swahili
- Estonian
- Finnish
- Chichewa
- Luxembourgish
- French
- Hungarian
- Croatian
- Kinyarwanda
- Welsh
Down
- Afrikaans
- Cebuano
- Maltese
- Icelandic
- Filipino
- Hausa
- Indonesian
- Spanish
- Basque
- Somali
- German
- Uzbek
- Kurdish
- Dutch
- Malagasy
- Turkmen
- Latin
- Haitian Creole
- Samoan
- Polish
- Swedish
42 Clues: Zulu • Hausa • Uzbek • Irish • Czech • Shona • Dutch • Hausa • Latin • Welsh • Yoruba • Basque • Somali • German • Samoan • Polish • French • Cebuano • Maltese • Sesotho • Spanish • Turkish • Kurdish • Turkmen • Swahili • Finnish • Swedish • Filipino • Malagasy • Albanian • Estonian • Chichewa • Croatian • Afrikaans • Icelandic • Esperanto • Hungarian • Indonesian • Azerbaijani • Kinyarwanda • Luxembourgish • Haitian Creole
In the Law Library 2022-12-06
Across
- I enforce the rules
- Ask me a question
- Find me hanging from the wall for Kay & Johnson
- Start here for citizen's rights
- Halsbury Laws of England
- Final court in Grenada
- I can be booked for private discussions
- To locate Caribbean cases
- ER KB
Down
- Your main point of contact
- I am your retreat
- To find my call number
- I contain legal definitions
- Search me for West Indian laws
- Find me under KN60
- Search me for cases pre-1900
- Index to Legal Citation and Abbreviation
- Take me with you but I must return in the morning
- Use these to access your printing account
- I provide commentary on legal issues
20 Clues: ER KB • Ask me a question • I am your retreat • Find me under KN60 • I enforce the rules • To find my call number • Final court in Grenada • Halsbury Laws of England • To locate Caribbean cases • Your main point of contact • I contain legal definitions • Search me for cases pre-1900 • Search me for West Indian laws • Start here for citizen's rights • I provide commentary on legal issues • ...
Hartland Public Library Crossword 2023-09-01
Across
- A regularly-held informal social gathering for those with early-stage Alzheimer’s disease or memory loss and their care partner
- The librarians sit at this desk, ready to help you find books, use the computers, and find answers to all your questions!
- In 2023, we had 1,195 total participants in this annual reading and activity program
- The front desk of the library, where you can pick up your holds and where our staff keeps the library running!
- Join us for this teen after-hours program, where we play a real-life version of the popular online murder mystery game.
- Check out one of these each month, with crafts for adults, teens, and children!
Down
- Our monthly book club for literary fiction and nonfiction
- One of the most popular games teens can play on the Library’s Nintendo Switch in the teen area of the Library
- The library system that Hartland Public Library belongs to, which also includes all public libraries throughout Waukesha and Jefferson Counties
- A monthly cooking club for our patrons—no experience necessary!
- If you're stuck on a long list of requests for the latest bestseller, you could instead snag a copy if it's on the shelf as part of our ____ Day collection.' Just make sure you read it on time—this collection allows no holds and no renewals!
- The app you can use to read e-books and magazines and listen to e-audiobooks, all with your Hartland Public Library card!
12 Clues: Our monthly book club for literary fiction and nonfiction • A monthly cooking club for our patrons—no experience necessary! • Check out one of these each month, with crafts for adults, teens, and children! • In 2023, we had 1,195 total participants in this annual reading and activity program • ...
dział 2 2013-11-25
18 Clues: opis • inny • klasa • pisać • życie • zwykły • szkoła • wioska • czytać • stołówka • ponieważ • korytarz • niezwykły • bibloteka • przyszłość • plac_zabaw • potrzebować • sekretariat
Chapter 1B AVSR Vocab 2023-10-20
place 2024-01-28
18 Clues: ตลาด • ห้าง • ธนาคาร • สนามบิน • โรงเรียน • ไปรษณีย์ • ห้องสมุด • ภัตตาคาร • ร้านตัดผม • โรงพยาบาล • ร้านดอกไม้ • สถานีตำรวจ • พิพิธภัณฑ์ • ร้านหนังสือ • มหาวิทยาลัย • ร้านเสริมสวย • สถานีรถโดยสาร • ร้านขายเสื้อผ้า
La escuela 2023-01-29
HOBBIES 2024-11-24
Year 8 Term 3 Revision 2026-09-13
for you, elle 2022-08-29
9 Clues: "Uff-da!" • "Bah-bye!" • Library fauna • Chris, not Peter • He accentuates CCPL • Most useless portion of the library • When getting a library card: "I'll do the ____." • This Parma-Snow staff meeting was sponsored in part by _____ • Patrons go crazy when we hand out this unbothersome, round snack
Unit C 2017-03-22
Across
- a hard magnetic disk on which you can store large amounts of data. The disk is typically nt removable from the computer.
- a location on a network drive.
- a type of read-only optical disc that holds a maximum of 4.7 GB, enough for a full-length movie.
- organizes and keeps track of files and folders.
- display the first page of documents, the image of a photo, or the album art for the individual songs, making it easier to find exactly what you are looking for.
- Special folders that catalog files and folders in a central location, regardless of where you actually store them on your hard drive, to make finding files easier.
- displays files and folders in alphabetical order, either a to z or z to A.
- in the 4 main parts of the library, these are images you can view on your computer.
- in the 4 main parts of the library, these are the sounds you can listen to on your computer.
Down
- displays only files and folders with the properties you select by heading type.
- main file managment window.
- helps you move quickly between folders in a window.
- a removable disk on which you can store computer data, such as a Flash memory card or Flash or USB drive.
- it allows you to place files in folders, then place folders in other folders, so that your files are organized and easier to find.
- located on your desktop, is a temporary storage area for deleted files.
- removing items or objects from your computer and placing them in the recycling bin.
- user-defined file properties.
- a shared home network.
- short movies found mainly in the library.
- graphics that represent folders and files and drives.
20 Clues: a shared home network. • main file managment window. • user-defined file properties. • a location on a network drive. • short movies found mainly in the library. • organizes and keeps track of files and folders. • helps you move quickly between folders in a window. • graphics that represent folders and files and drives. • ...
FAI UNIT 5 2025-04-28
Across
- : AI governance focuses on controlling _____ and transparency.
- : Which AI content generator uses GPT-4?
- : TensorFlow models can run on CPU, GPU, and _____.
- : Which deep learning framework was developed by Meta?
- : What type of plot shows data distributions using vertical lines in Seaborn?
- : Name a deep learning library developed by Google Brain.
- : Which Google platform offers free cloud-based GPU access?
- : What kind of chips are enhancing AI model speed and efficiency?
- : What ability allows Jasper to adjust tone to formal, casual, or professional?
- : What is the open-source computer vision library discussed?
- : Which form of surgery is supported by AI-assisted robots?
- : Which Python library is best for statistical data visualization?
- : What library specializes in static, animated, and interactive plots?
- : Which plot type is best for showing relationships in Seaborn?
Down
- : Name an AI tool that can generate human-like text.
- : Name a device where Edge AI models are typically deployed.
- : Which company developed AWS AI?
- : What technique does PyTorch's "Autograd" automate?
- : What color feature is Seaborn known for improving?
- : What industry benefits from AI in fraud detection and e-commerce security?
- : Edge AI helps reduce reliance on what type of infrastructure?
- : What type of computation graph does PyTorch use?
- : Jasper provides integration with which blogging platform?
- : Which feature in ChatGPT allows it to remember conversation flow?
- : What is the main output format for Matplotlib plots?
- : Which AI model is optimized for multimodal data?
- : Which technology ensures real-time transcription in Google Speech-to-Text?
- : Google Speech-to-Text supports both streaming and _____ processing.
- : Name the visualization tool integrated with TensorFlow for model monitoring.
- : What technology does PyTorch use for GPU acceleration?
30 Clues: : Which company developed AWS AI? • : Which AI content generator uses GPT-4? • : What type of computation graph does PyTorch use? • : Which AI model is optimized for multimodal data? • : TensorFlow models can run on CPU, GPU, and _____. • : Name an AI tool that can generate human-like text. • : What technique does PyTorch's "Autograd" automate? • ...
Day5 2015-10-28
Across
- /Which tool is available for debugging a c code?
- /Command to run until current function is finished?
- /.i file is generated after ?
- /To only compile a c program file which option is used with gcc?
Down
- link library /If the library files get linked with shared object files and standalone executable at run time then it is called as?
- /Which utility automates and optimizes program construction?
- /Compiler for c is ?
- link library /In which type of library files get linked with object files and standalone executable at compile time?
- /Compiler available for C++ is?
- /which option tells make to print out what it would have done, without actually doing it?
10 Clues: /Compiler for c is ? • /.i file is generated after ? • /Compiler available for C++ is? • /Which tool is available for debugging a c code? • /Command to run until current function is finished? • /Which utility automates and optimizes program construction? • /To only compile a c program file which option is used with gcc? • ...
Lesson 10: What a nice house! 2020-09-27
18 Clues: yot • foas • lapce • ntihg • rdabe • mearb • shoue • ckolre • bciistu • chnktie • ylriabr • tcelloc • mboeodr • xt ntoe • obmhotar • dgraambeo • smsolarco • miovoirlng
L'école 2022-03-25
18 Clues: PE • Big • Arts • Maths • Small • French • Modern • Boring • Library • English • Canteen • Spanish • History • Geography • Gymnasium • Detention • Chemistry • Computing Science
4A 2022-04-04
18 Clues: Igo • wego • pool • when • after • yougo • beach • hegoes • lesson • mosque • church • library • withwhom • toseeamovie • countryside • togoshopping • movie theater • withmyfriends
PLACES 2024-02-27
18 Clues: CINE • MUSEO • HOTEL • BANCO • PARQUE • ESCUELA • IGLESIA • HOSPITAL • LIBRERIA • FARMACIA • PANADERIA • CAFETERIA • GASOLINERA • BIBLIOTECA • AEROPUERTO • RESTAURANTE • SUPERMERCADO • CENTRO COMERCIAL
Shoreline Jr. High 2021-11-08
Unit 4 Vocabulary - Crossword 2016-11-16
19 Clues: lift • sütő • tükör • járda • mesés • kabát • esküvő • kormány • szemben • könyvtár • látogató • függönyök • teáskanna • pénztárca • törölköző • termeszt, nő • hűtőszekrény • kitűnő, kiváló • fotel, karosszék
Die Schule 2023-08-30
19 Clues: book • lunch • French • school • German • holiday • teacher • History • library • results • copybook • homework • Business • textbook • geography • Chemistry • whiteboard • school bag • Home economics
Unit 2 hearing - old (definitions) 2023-10-19
Across
- a.big.length
- famouns.and/or.important.in.history
- a.sense.that.helps.to.comunicate.you.need.ears.for.it
- a.public.or.a.private.place.that.provides.healthcare.
- a.very.hgh.hill.that.can.even.extend.through.different.countries
- a.place.to.buy.and.sell.things
- a.large.area.of.water.surrounded.by.land
- to.find.out.something.new.or.new.skills
- usually.a.movement.happening.when.entering.something.or.walking.in.somewhere
- an.emotion.felt.when.you.are.happy.and.full.of.life
Down
- a.body.part.that.we.breath.and.smell.things.through
- of.present.or.recent.times
- a.high.area.of.land.that.is.not.as.high.as.a.mountain
- a.high.temperature
- wanting.or/and.believing.that.something.will.happen.or.be.true
- dirty.or/and.untidy
- a.very.short.distance.from.side.to.side.for.example.in.between.walls.
- a.place.where.you.can.borrow.books
- something.of.past.times.or.been.here.for.quite.a.while
19 Clues: a.big.length • a.high.temperature • dirty.or/and.untidy • of.present.or.recent.times • a.place.to.buy.and.sell.things • a.place.where.you.can.borrow.books • famouns.and/or.important.in.history • to.find.out.something.new.or.new.skills • a.large.area.of.water.surrounded.by.land • a.body.part.that.we.breath.and.smell.things.through • ...
En la clase 1 2025-02-24
19 Clues: book • door • quiz • chair • marker • window • eraser • library • stadium • backpack • schedule • homework • cafeteria • bookstore • calculator • test; exam • laboratory • house; home • clock; watch
Tōku Kura 2025-09-14
19 Clues: Art • Math • Bell • Work • Class • Level • Learn • House • Lesson • Family • History • Student • Science • Teacher • library • Principal • Chromebook • Eating house • Meeting house
MJESTA 2026-07-26
19 Clues: selo • park • plaža • ulica • škola • muzej • država • ostrvo • stanica • bioskop • fabrika • galerija • aerodrom • pozorište • biblioteka • kancelarija • univerzitet • grad (veći) • grad (manji)
Unit C 2017-03-22
Across
- displays only files and folders with the properties you select by heading type.
- main file managment window.
- a type of read-only optical disc that holds a maximum of 4.7 GB, enough for a full-length movie.
- a hard magnetic disk on which you can store large amounts of data. The disk is typically nt removable from the computer.
- helps you move quickly between folders in a window.
- located on your desktop, is a temporary storage area for deleted files.
- short movies found mainly in the library.
- a location on a network drive.
- user-defined file properties.
- graphics that represent folders and files and drives.
- in the 4 main parts of the library, these are the sounds you can listen to on your computer.
Down
- Special folders that catalog files and folders in a central location, regardless of where you actually store them on your hard drive, to make finding files easier.
- a removable disk on which you can store computer data, such as a Flash memory card or Flash or USB drive.
- it allows you to place files in folders, then place folders in other folders, so that your files are organized and easier to find.
- organizes and keeps track of files and folders.
- removing items or objects from your computer and placing them in the recycling bin.
- a shared home network.
- in the 4 main parts of the library, these are images you can view on your computer.
- displays files and folders in alphabetical order, either a to z or z to A.
- display the first page of documents, the image of a photo, or the album art for the individual songs, making it easier to find exactly what you are looking for.
20 Clues: a shared home network. • main file managment window. • user-defined file properties. • a location on a network drive. • short movies found mainly in the library. • organizes and keeps track of files and folders. • helps you move quickly between folders in a window. • graphics that represent folders and files and drives. • ...
English Math Vocabulary 2 Crossword 2026-05-18
Across
- A word meaning “how many times something happens.”
- The name at the top of a graph that explains what it is about.
- A trend that changes little by little changes _____.
- When numbers become larger over time, they _____.
- When numbers become smaller over time, they _____.
- “2:1 girls to boys” is a ____.
- 13,000,000,040
- A graph shows that the temperature was 18°C on Monday and 25°C on Friday. By how many degrees did the temperature increase?
- If data does not change very much, it remains _____.
- The vertical line on a graph is the ____.
- A student watches TV 4 days each week. The student _____ watches TV.
Down
- Sara goes to the library 2 fewer times per month than Yuki. The total number of visits is 10. How many times per month does Sara go to the library?
- If a graph clearly shows something, it ____ it.
- 根拠
- The difference between the highest and lowest numbers in a data set is the _____.
- A set of questions given to many people to collect information.
- ¾ is an example of a _____.
- A graph that shows change over time with connected points.
- A person who answers a survey.
- 可能性が高い
- (0,0)
- The horizontal line on a graph is the ____.
- Emi goes to the library 1 time in 30 days. She _____ goes to the library.
- A circular graph divided into slices.
- The final findings from a survey or experiment.
- In a survey of 50 students, 10 said they never read books. What percentage never reads books?
26 Clues: 根拠 • (0,0) • 可能性が高い • 13,000,000,040 • ¾ is an example of a _____. • A person who answers a survey. • “2:1 girls to boys” is a ____. • A circular graph divided into slices. • The vertical line on a graph is the ____. • The horizontal line on a graph is the ____. • If a graph clearly shows something, it ____ it. • The final findings from a survey or experiment. • ...
