logic Crossword Puzzles

15 Clues: long poems • traditional poems • one ruling class or nobility • a fortified hilltop in Greece • government ruled by one person • government controlled by citizens • fundamental political unit of Greece • land surrounded not entirely by water • person who appeals to the poor for support • person who uses logic to investigate things • a few people in charge mostly wealthy people • ...

15 Clues: a person looks _____ • people come from a ____ • Some people tell a _____ • super hero use a type off • people at school learn ____ • The titanic went on a _____ • someone gives ____ to someone • A long type of meat that people eat • There is a ______ in the Indian ocean • I ______ how how much homework we get • the most expensive _____ is first class • ...

15 Clues: a god or goddess • having two sides • chaos or destruction • to strive for a goal • reason or logic; evidence • to avoid something or someone • to absorb or take something in • honesty or being straightforward • a grain or seen found inside a plant • to cheat' gain something dishonestly • a join or scam, where two parts meet • persuasion that appeal to audience's emotions • ...

15 Clues: "Y-hat" • steepness of a line • from "tail to head" • estimation of a value • graph of plotted points • 2 systems of form of logic • another term for dependent variable • values of 1 variable tend to decrease • values of 1 variable tend to increase • the point where the line crosses y-axis • vertical distance from the actual plotted point • ...

15 Clues: Student • The student of Socrates. • The author of "Elements" • The most famous Greek doctor • The most famous Greek doctor. • The author of "The Histories." • Greek word meaning love of wisdom • the ability to think in a clear way. • The creator of the Pythagorean Theorem • A mathematical statement that can be proved • The naval commander turned Greek historian. • ...

15 Clues: to hint at • to examine in detail • to make notes on a text • to put in your own words • a main idea to be proved • relating to the five senses • having a sound basis in logic • to place within something else • a story told in order of events • a conclusion reached by evidence • putting two opposites near each other • a word that means the same as another • ...

15 Clues: Having 2 sides • Aphrodite is a... • Appeal based of logic • Synonyms: Avoid, Dodge • Appeal based of Emotion • Antonyms: Help, contribute • The opposite of "Anaphora" • A popcorn starts off as a..!? • chaos or large-scale destruction • Appeal based off character or reputation • You do this when consuming alcohol/a drink • a joint or scam, where two parts meet, cross road • ...

15 Clues: Generating or collecting data • Sequence of characters (text) • Long-term preservation of data • Single letter, digit, or symbol • True/False values, binary logic • Decimal or floating-point numbers • Secure deletion or disposal of data • Saving data in physical or digital form • Represents calendar dates or timestamps • Accessing and processing data for tasks • ...

9 Clues: Realists believe in what? • Who argued the Design Argument? • Analytic statements rely on what? • Who argued the Ontological Argument? • Who argued the Cosmological Argument? • What criticism does Betrand Russell argue? • Another name for the Cosmological Argument • A truth which cannot be disputed (argued about) • The term for someone who doesn't believe in god

15 Clues: She ___ the mountain • To put things in order • Another word for feelings • Eating food gives you ___ • Another word for backwards • Something a programmer uses • When a dog is hungry, it ___ • Another word for a dog's hands • Another word for a person's job • An array contains a ___ of items • A function definition has a name and ___ • To lay in bed or on the sofa while relaxing • ...

15 Clues: verb-to incarnate • adjective-immature • verb-to reason with logic • adjective-formal and stiff • verb-to transmit or spread • adjective-cruel merciless limitless • noun-fast or quick to respond or react • noun-ostentacious display, magnificent • noun-bitter sometimes violent conflict • verb-to regard with reverential respect • adjective-marked by a loud insistend outcry • ...

15 Clues: long poems • traditional poems • one ruling class or nobility • a fortified hilltop in Greece • government ruled by one person • government controlled by citizens • fundamental political unit of Greece • land surrounded not entirely by water • person who appeals to the poor for support • person who uses logic to investigate things • a few people in charge mostly wealthy people • ...

15 Clues: hellenistic statue • long narrative poems • 3 sides surrounded by water • Ancient kingdom of north Greece • thinkers who use logic and reason • civilization,language,art,science,art • government controlled by its citizens • government where one person is in power • traditional stories about gods or hero's • Political unit of ancient Greece (750 B.C) • ...

15 Clues: the advise • merry; joyous • anxious or nervous • nervously or fearfully • extreme and sudden fear • feeling happy or pleased • safe or able to be eaten • in a bad mood; grumpy; grouchy • a unit for measuring temperature • something said or written casually • easily made to feel sick, shocked, or disgusted • one of the parts that make up a mixture or combination • ...

15 Clues: not together • nothing inside • without any space • without any limits • to let something out • the opposite of smooth • the study of living things • cannot happen or be achieved • to not believe, to not believe easily • something that can hold other things inside • a careful test to find out something we do not know • to watch carefully, to use the five senses carefully • ...

15 Clues: poisonous • sad; miserable • correct reasoning • to make friends again • any place of shelter or safety • rate of activity; pace or speed • to climb awkwardly or with effort • clear and lively; bright, intense • having or showing doubt; questioning • more than is needed or wanted; not needed • to be or become unsteady; to tremble or sway • ...

15 Clues: being self governed • the root word for self • study of living things • a complete list of items • fuel derived from biomass • a book about a persons life • a government ruled by one person • working without any human assistance • introductory section of literary work • a book written about the authors life • a risk to human life from biological work • ...

15 Clues: justify a stand or decision • explaining idea or concepts • producing new or original work • drawing connections among ideas • learning by seeing the big picture • recalling facts and basic concepts • use the information in new situations • learning through interactions with others • learning through reasoning and problem solving • ...

15 Clues: explaining idea or concepts • justify a stand or decision • producing new or original work • drawing connections among ideas • recalling facts and basic concepts • learning by seeing the big picture • use the information in new situations • learning through interactions with others • learning through feelins, values and attitudes • ...

15 Clues: to build • the context • the art of persuasion • the argument's main point • the context for the argument • the facts that build your case • the logic behind your argument • who the argument is intended for • to watch or look at something closely • ways the writer persuades the audience • the situation or reason for the argument • to take apart to see how something works • ...

15 Clues: to disturb • create image • DON'T GIVE UP. • change of mode • to use one's focus. • doing more than one thing • of logic reasons, making sense • used to, common and recognizeable. • be humble, show considerations and regard. • Requires comprehensive skills for reading it. • a state of excitement, leveled and inspired to engage • ...

15 Clues: A feeling or belief • A response to a point • to exchange opposite views • Something proven to be true • To agree with the resolution • to argue both sides of a topic • To disagree with the resolution • to convince someone of something • The topic that is being discussed • Lawyers working for the government • an unsound argument or faulty logic • ...

16 Clues: pathos appeal to... • ethos appeals to ... • a brief personal story • uses facts and statistics • logos appeals to logic or ______ • the dictionary definition of a word • build ethos by communicating your_______ • repeating words and phrases to add emphasis • what is appealed to when ads make you hungry • pathos uses stories to create emotional______ • ...

15 Clues: morally right • to examine carefully • wordy, very talkative • to see clearly, recognize • to communicate; make known • persuasion based on emotion • unclear or doubtful in meaning • persuasion based on logic or reason • written or spoken communication or debate • using language effectively and persuasively • the quality of being trusted and believed in • ...

15 Clues: 1000 watts • a group or set of 10 • The act of inspecting • having no definite form • An ______ almost hit earth • a 10-event athletic contest • reduced especially in number • averse to the society of others • He is so ______, he acts like a child • not observing the principles of logic • He ran 1,000 meters which is a _______ • a 100th anniversary or its celebration • ...

9 Clues: Short for William • Fly Me _ The Moon • Meghan _ Stallion • Logic was my first • Common's 6th Album • Couldn't do it all alone • I'm coming, you're _____ • Holy, devoted to a religious ceremony, or simply worthy of awe and respect • the spiritual or immaterial part of a human being or animal, regarded as immortal.

9 Clues: Reasoning that makes sense • To strongly demand something • To talk and reach an agreement • A compliment that isn’t sincere • Broken or not working correctly • To make something smaller or weaker • Afraid feeling of something bad happening • A step or action taken to achieve something • Deep careful thought or an image in a mirror

9 Clues: instructions • is taken inn a system • like word or google docs • order that the program is in • place where info leaves a system • versions of things that can help you learn • piece of software used to fulfill a program • virus or something wrong with the device or program • detects and records info when it sees something or senses something

8 Clues: Aristotle lived here • State, teach, explain • Give a loud, sharp cry • Convince, argue, prove • To tell a story, amuse, joke, have fun • Relies on character of speaker or author • Persuasive technique that engages audiences' emotions • persuasive technique that uses logic, facts, and statistics

8 Clues: Muslim commentator • The center of learning • Strong belief or truth • the study of reasoning • Latin author and philosopher • Took back the book of Aristotle to Europe • The most important philosopher in Middle Ages • Defined Middle Ages as a period of "fides quaerens intellectum"

7 Clues: free from tension • not depending on someone • free from responsibility • awkward in handling things • not feeling any strong emotions • careful to avoid danger or problems • based in accordance with reason or logic

18 Clues: “I doubt it.” • Based on logic and reason • “Let’s learn new things.” • Unspoken reason (two words) • The whole point of an argument • Errors in thinking (two words) • Facts, statistics, and examples • Reasons in the argument are true • Clearly stated reason (two words) • A reason why the argument is true • Let’s consider new things (two words) • ...

18 Clues: Writer's word choice • An appeal to emotion • An appeal to logic or reason • A word's dictionary definition • the trustworthiness of the speaker • Who the speaker/writer is targeting • The emotional meaning a word carries • Words with emotionally strong meaning • The event(s) that prompted the writing • An appeal to the speaker's credibility • ...

18 Clues: A small computer • A very small computer • Stores data electronically • Used in local area networks • Stores data using magnetic storage • Accelerates computation of visuals • Used to transfer uncompressed video • Secondary storage using flash memory • Controls what is shown on the screen • Computes using integer binary numbers • Main component that executes instructions • ...

15 Clues: Catalog description • One thing we focus on • Instructional methods • Instructor's last name • A videoconferencing tool • Instructor's phone number • When will you receive grades? • What kind of exam is the final? • Important skill for getting things done • A folder where you can submit your drafts • What is one of the instructional methods? • ...

15 Clues: having two sides • A god or goddess • to drink a liquid • logic or evidence • where two parts meet • to strive for a goal • a plant, grain or seed • honesty or straightforwardness • chaos or large-scale destruction • to escape from someone or something • to cheat; to gain something dishonestly • the persuasion that appeals to the audience • ...

15 Clues: a person looks _____ • people come from a ____ • Some people tell a _____ • super hero use a type off • people at school learn ____ • The titanic went on a _____ • someone gives ____ to someone • A long type of meat that people eat • There is a ______ in the Indian ocean • I ______ how how much homework we get • the most expensive _____ is first class • ...

15 Clues: required • not honest • an act of starting • an animated cartoon • affording entertainment. • characterized by ambition • the final or concluding part. • causing or bringing about disappointment • glad to associate with others; companionable: • a person who reads (something) in a specified way • created, undertaken, or presented for the first time • ...

15 Clues: A big statue • A learning system • A greece city state • a long poem about heros • a kingdom north of greece • A king or a queen is in power • Traditional stories about gods • People who use logic and reason • Power is in the hands of nobility • a fortified hilltop in a greek city • A government controlled by the people • A group of people that settled greece • ...

15 Clues: a Greek city-state • long, narrative poems • Indo-european settlers • an enormous Hellenistic statue • a government ruled by higher ups • a government ruled by one person • thinkers who use logic and reason • an ancient kingdom north of greece • a government controlled by the people • a fortified hilltop in an ancient Greek • traditional stories about gods and goddesses • ...

15 Clues: to leave out • to gather or meet • the beginning or first • to explain and describe • based on truth or logic • having an option or choice • enough or as much as needed • to undo something or invalidate it • to put special importance on something • to come to a conclusion with reasoning • a standard or level to decide something • to show or prove to be right using evidence • ...

15 Clues: A 4D SHAPE • ¬ in logic • TWICW OF PI • THE ONLY EVEN PRIME • IMPERIAL UNIT OF WEIGHT • WHAT A LAPLACIAN IS A.K.A • NO. OF REAL NO.S _____ NULL • HAS THE NUMBER 2.71828.. NAMED AFTER HIM • RIEMAN hypothesis IS COMPLETED BY __ CONTINUATON • an euler diagram with all possible relationships • THE TYPE OF FUNCTION ON WHICH AN INTEGRAL IS USED • ...

15 Clues: small scenes or images • shriveled or wrinkled with age • beset with difficulties; troubled • based on logic or sound reasoning • emotionally moving or stimulating • to hold back or prevent from acting • cooperative businesses or enterprises • able to express oneself clearly and easily • looking extremely good in photos or on film • ...

15 Clues: con or trick • avoid, dodge • a god or godess • consume, ingest • to be ambitious, pursue • animal commercials, 9/11 • the reason or logic, evidence • honesty or straightforwardness • opposite of exterior or outside • chaos or large-scale destruction • a joint or scam, where two parts meet • opposite of unilateral or multilateral • ...

15 Clues: poisonous • sad; miserable • correct reasoning • any place of shelter or safety • to climb awkwardly or with effort • having doubt; questioning; disbelieving • to make friends again; to make satisfied • more than is needed or wanted; not needed • so clearly true; unreasonable; ridiculous • the study of animals, their life and growth • ...

15 Clues: Having two sides • A god or goddess • A plant, grain or seed • Pathos appeals to _____ • Synonym of con or trick • Antonym of encounter or meet • Synonym of consume or ingest • Antonym of deception or lying • Where two parts meet or a joint • Chaos or large-scale destruction • Synonym of pursue or to be ambitious • Logos uses ____ to appeal to the audience • ...

15 Clues: worthy of pity • genuine, true, real • having hidden meaning • joyfully elated or excited • founded on fact or evidence • agitated, impatient, or restless • firmly established by nature or habit • capable of being touched; real, concrete • a respectful bow made by women and girls • a feeling of intense irritation or annoyance • reasonable; sensible; logical; based in logic • ...

9 Clues: Cofounder of Intel Corporation • Designed Apple's first products • Codeveloped the most famous code • Invented network electronic mail • Co-founder, with Bill Gates, of Microsoft • Created first electronic digital computer • Founder of the algebraic tradition in logic • One of the inventors of magnetic core memory • ...

9 Clues: aluminium ..... • i am not very qu... • a place in america ca....n.a • i like making ...... in maths • everywhere you look is a ..... • you need a lot of l.g.c in life • some people call these gum boots • use these to drink with like a pipe • everyone has this some point in there life st.e.s

10 Clues: / the study of being • / the study of knowledge • / the study of moral judgment • / the study of human existence • / the study of the nature of God • / the study of social institutions • / the study of the nature of beauty • / the study of the nature of reality • / the study of the nature of reality • / the study of the science off reasoning

9 Clues: Tca's Mascot • Sung during Assembly • Title of our high school • Title of our middle school • Roman language taught at TCA • Title of our elementary school • Principle of the school who sometimes wears taco slippers • A list of poems, scripture, and formulas students memorize • Acronym for Curious, Intentional, Virtuous, Influential, and Loving

9 Clues: Multiple Input • Multiple output • Sum term in POS form • Product term in SOP form • Algebra used to design logic circuits • Device that converts multiple inputs to binary code • Simplification tool for Boolean expressions (abbr.) • Device that converts binary code to multiple outputs • TABLE Table listing all possible input and output combinations

14 Clues: Once one thing happens, a chain of events will unfold • Erros in reasoning and logic that can undermine an argument. • The writer or speaker restates the argument instead of actually proving it. . • Oversimplifies the argument by suggesting there are only two sides or choices. • ...

6 Clues: Love in Greek • Father of Logic • Wisdom in Greek • Sensible of Idea • Pursuer of Wisdom • Grasping the essence of a thing

19 Clues: data provided to the user • speed measurement of CPU speed (gigahertz) • transforming of input data and acting on that data • device devices that are not critical to the computer operation • point of interface between the motherboard and external devices • system collection of devices attached to the basic computer computer • ...

16 Clues: universal negative statements - No S are P • universal affirmative statements - All S are P • particular affirmative statements - Some S are P • particular negative statements - Some S are not P • infinitive verb for am, is,are, were, be, being, been • Statements which affirm or deny something abou a given subject • ...

7 Clues: Gets rhythm/sound/melodies • Knows logic/math/engineering • Gets movement/athletic/touch • Understands visuals/colour/space • Understands writing/reading/languages • Better with own skills/independent/no people • Comfortable with social situations/leaders/encouraging

16 Clues: word that means negation • word that means conjunction • word that means disjunction • words that include all, none, and some. • A statement that conveys only one idea. • A sentence that can be either true or false. • A statement with two or more simple statements. • the part of a conditional statement that precedes the arrow. • ...

16 Clues: the language of 0s and 1s • Developing the functionality • The last section on a webpage • one cycle of the scrum process • Unexpected behaviour on a website • A feature required on the website • all features required in the product • Security certification for a website • website curated for smartphones and tablets • organised collection of structured information • ...

15 Clues: Refers to a mental idea of a phenomenon • The degree to which an instrument what it is intended to measure. • Is a highly abstract & complex phenomenon which is denoted by a made up • he entire set of individuals or objects having some common characteristic • A part or subset of population selected to participate in the research study. • ...

16 Clues: (;) • (—) • A category of written work • Literary work based on fact • Literary work that isn't poetry • An account of historical events • A biography written by the subject • An extended metaphor, ex. Animal Farm • A short composition on a single subject • Daily record of experiences and thoughts • Literary work from a member of the clergy • ...

16 Clues: sleep lightly • speaking quietly • keep out of sight • support or strengthen • about to happen very soon • an objection of something • feel very happy, or elated • firmly established in a belief • in a distraught way from fear and anxiety • walk back and forth at a consistent speed • the quality of being justifiable by reason • plan that something goes in a particular way • ...

16 Clues: is a computer processor • is an industry standard • is a parallel expansion • port is a 6-pin mini-DIN • In computing a serial port • is an internal expansion card • in computing, a parallel port • converts mains AC to low-voltage • is the main printed circuit board • is a semiconductor device used to amplify • access memory is a form of computer memory • ...

16 Clues: use sth • likely to change • relating to the senses • making a strong impression • unpleasantly dark and dirty • publicly praised and admired • make sth easier to understand • reveal information that is secret • cover sth so that it is difficult to see • unpredictable and likely to change suddenly • connected with mental processes of understanding • ...

16 Clues: opposing ideas • leads to an argument • represented in numbers • accessed through research • argument based on assumption • refutation of the counterclaim • stories you've been told about • states the arguments main idea • additional information or logic • connection between evidenc3 and claim • something you know, maybe from personal experience • ...

16 Clues: Out of one hundred • The amount paid per hour • Solving at the same time • Total money before deductions • Money received after deductions • Sometimes referred to as weight • Putting knowledge into operation • The amount paid for regular hours • To change from one unit to another • Additional time added to regular time • Amount of produce remaining after cleaning • ...

16 Clues: Important or meaningful. • In spite of that; however. • Not anticipated or predicted. • Exactly the same in every way. • Not truthful or lacking integrity. • A difference of opinion or conflict. • Causing physical or emotional unease. • To comfort or give confidence to someone. • Very unusual, remarkable, or exceptional. • The process of growth, progress, or change. • ...

16 Clues: Important or meaningful. • In spite of that; however. • Not anticipated or predicted. • Exactly the same in every way. • Not truthful or lacking integrity. • A difference of opinion or conflict. • Causing physical or emotional unease. • To comfort or give confidence to someone. • Very unusual, remarkable, or exceptional. • The process of growth, progress, or change. • ...

8 Clues: to progress or move forward • to quote as evidence or proof • drawing conclusions through logic • the opposite of an idea or debate • a disadvantage or a slide backwards • permission or freedom to obtainsomething • to carefully examine or study information • mathematical information from studies or research

8 Clues: Turing's first name (4) • Turing's university (7) • German encryption device (6) • City where Turing was born (6) • Turing proposed a famous ______ test (7) • Machine created by Turing to break Enigma (5) • Turing’s field combining logic and algorithms (10) • Location of Britain’s secret codebreaking center (9,4)

16 Clues: about to happen • known by many people • mystery or conundrum • inappropriate behavior • lack of reason or logic • unpleasant or disconcerting • not keeping with good taste • accomplishing an aim or purpose • easily angered or regularly moody • differences in opinion of attitude • group of vehicles or ships traveling together • simulation or model based on a person or thing • ...

16 Clues: loved flowers • to feel sadness • prince of denmark • Murderer of the King • hamlets close friend • a strong sexual desire • hating women in particular • councillor to King Claudius • the quality of doing what is right • dangerous to yourself or your interests • the brother of ophelia, son of polonius • the ceremony of installing a new monarch • ...

16 Clues: Important or meaningful. • In spite of that; however. • Not anticipated or predicted. • Exactly the same in every way. • Not truthful or lacking integrity. • A difference of opinion or conflict. • Causing physical or emotional unease. • Very unusual, remarkable, or exceptional. • To comfort or give confidence to someone. • The process of growth, progress, or change. • ...

16 Clues: – One part of a process. • – A piece of a bigger thing. • – To check if something works. • – To make something work again. • – A job or activity to complete. • – A thought or suggestion for action. • – A group of things working together. • – A way to do something step-by-step. • – Instructions written for a computer. • – To do something useful or productive. • ...

16 Clues: hiding details • encryption techniques • finding best solution • from sender to receiver • set rules that specify behavior • max amount of data in a set time • runs in a reasonable amount of time • not guaranteed to find optimal solution • tasks being completed one after another • rich people have more access to technology • extra components used to alleviate failures • ...

16 Clues: to provide an example • to make a clear comparison • to communicate an attitude • to create a memorable phrase • to call attention to extremes • to chastise or convey contempt • to convince or persuade through logic • to cast a topic into extreme positions • to convince, persuade, through emotion • to reinforce through a memorable effect • ...

8 Clues: "What is real?" • process over product • ethics and aesthetics • deductive and inductive reasoning • concerned more with classical knowledge • self-fulfillment, also known as naturalism • "What is true knowledge as opposed to false ideas?" • focuses on what will help an individual live a productive life

8 Clues: a personal story • greek philosopher • builds trust with the reader • appealing to the reader's logic • uses persuasive speech or writing • appealing to the reader's emotions • language which makes the reader feel something • the way the writer expresses their opinion through the words they use

7 Clues: Based in the truth • Not according to truth • "I think, therefore I am." • Based upon logic and reason • Creator of the cave allegory • Gaining knowledge through experience • innate knowledge that we are born with

18 Clues: stores potential energy in an electric field. • Converts DC to AC energy for power variability • Distributes even current throughout the TPaks. • used to house the 30 pin connection to the PCBA, with gasket included. • Isolates TPaks to prevent electrical arcing or shorting to other parts. • ...

21 Clues: appeal to logic and reason • the emotional aspect of an argument • It rained today because I washed my car • “You are either with us or against us.” • I stole a towel from the hotel, they expect people to take them • Sophia liked the pizza and is healthy, pizza is healthy for you • “People who eat chocolate are 75% happier than people who don’t.” • ...

18 Clues: A computer program that plays the board game go • An unambiguous specification of how to solve a class of problems • A basic unit of a data structure, such as a linked list or tree data structure • The discovery, interpretation, and communication of meaningful patterns in data • A collection of data or computer instructions that tell the computer how to work • ...

20 Clues: What is my color • People who self smart • People who body smart • People who word smart • People who music smart • People who people smart • People who nature smart • What learning style am I • People who picture smart • Which brain dominant am I • What true color do I have • People who number/reasoning smart • learning through speech and writing called • ...

19 Clues: What is my color • People who self smart • People who word smart • People who body smart • People who music smart • People who people smart • People who nature smart • People who picture smart • What true color do I have • Which brain dominant am I • People who number/reasoning smart • learning through speech and writing called • How many basic types of learning style do I have • ...

19 Clues: What is my color • People who word smart • People who body smart • People who self smart • People who music smart • People who nature smart • People who people smart • People who picture smart • What true color do I have • Which brain dominant am I • People who number/reasoning smart • learning through speech and writing called • How many basic types of learning style do I have • ...

19 Clues: The 3 appeals • How the author feels • The end of the story • The "hero" in a story • Who did Perseus slay? • The problem in a story • The turning point in a story • Appealing to emotions/feelings • Appealing to ethics/credibility • Appealing to logic/facts/statistics • Billy's last name in "The Landlady" • How the author wants the reader to feel • ...

19 Clues: new classic art • first 10 amendments • seperation of powers • french for philosopher • branch of the president • AKA the Philsopher King • life, liberty, & property • child prodigy AKA Wolfgang • capital of the Enlightenment • all men are wicked & selfish • enlightened social gatherings • Father of modern day democracy • the enlightened despot of Russia • ...

6 Clues: left in 1600s • rights of Christians • AKA Society of Friends • reform Anglican Church • Contract to have fair laws • Logic could improve society

15 Clues: / What theorem did Euclid make? • / famous 5th century sculptor and painter. • to Athena / built on the Athenian Acropolis • / Phidias's most famous sculptures are of Zeus and ______ • / ancient Greek tragedian known as the “Father of Tragedy.” • / During the Persian Wars, ______ had destroyed much of Athens. • ...

19 Clues: Internet Protocol • Logic Link Control • Local Area Network • Media Access Control • System specialized support • connects two or more networks • Transmission control protocol • layer end to end communication • ring communication protocol for LAN's • Protocol Define communication methods • switches data among stacks at the DLC Layer • ...

19 Clues: Typed superset of JavaScript. • Unix shell and scripting language. • Pure functional programming language. • Functional + OOP language on the JVM. • Logic programming language used in AI. • Used for querying relational databases. • Text-processing and scripting powerhouse. • Markup language for structuring web pages. • Versatile, readable language popular in AI. • ...

19 Clues: McCoy’s first name • Spock’s harp-like instrument • Location of Starfleet Academy • Vulcan philosophy of pure logic • Spock’s pet sehlat (as a child) • Mineral essential to warp drive • Guardian of Forever episode title • Planet of Spock’s arranged marriage • Nomad mistakes Kirk for this creator • Ship destroyed in “The Doomsday Machine” • ...

16 Clues: educated guess • appeals to logic • strong word choice • appeals to emotions • a problem in a text • appeals to credibility • the big idea of a text • an author's attitude toward a text • details about a character in a story • the way a story makes the reader feel • something that represents something else • words that paint a picture for the reader • ...

17 Clues: Program to execute tasks • Identify errors and fix them • A set of program instructions • Component - used to be pressed • List of actions to carry a task • A stimuli that causes a response • Process that does a specific task • Manages complexity and hides detail • Coding that creates pictures or art • Coding that is simple and in a block • View in coding that allows components • ...

16 Clues: Emotional appeal • Unprepared speech • Future focused rhetoric • Appeal to reason, facts and logic • Fully engaged and thoughtful listening • When something is "lost in translation" • Speaker credibility and trustworthiness • Communication between two or more individuals • Context for relationship and interpersonal history • ...

17 Clues: Thrown for invalid arguments • Used to signal an error in C++ • Term for an issue during runtime • Exception for out-of-bounds access • Thrown for underflow errors in math • Thrown when memory allocation fails • Thrown when memory allocation fails • C++ keyword used to handle exceptions • Block used to start exception handling • Type used for storing exception details • ...

16 Clues: a 1 or a 0 • tiny switch • Cd or DVD drive • short term memory • Central _________ unit • drive long term memory • Mesures the ______ speed • the wiring within the computers • does the math and the boolean logic • Smallest _______, stores only one number • a separate __________ that handles visuals • a piece of metal that draws heat from the CPU • ...

16 Clues: mass appeal • numerical fact • personal endorsement • opinions that count more • using words to dramatize • form of direct comparison • comparing two unlike things • words that bring out emotion • a specific type of repetition • using research to seek out facts • restating things to prove a point • a question not meant to be answered • using logic and reason to prove your point • ...

16 Clues: someone who wrote the piece • the main point of the piece • an appeal to someone's logic • a comparison of unlike things • conversation between characters • an appeal to someone's emotions • the person or people reading the piece • showing how one event leads to another • giving human traits to non-human things • repeated the same grammatical structure • ...

16 Clues: The P in SOAPSTone • The O in SOAPSTone • The A in SOAPSTone • The appeal to logic • The appeal to emotion • The last S in SOAPSTone • The first S in SOAPSTone • The appeal to credibility • The appeal to the right time • The subject and purpose form this. • The authors attitude toward a subject • A trustworthy place to get information from. • ...