logic Crossword Puzzles

18 Clues: Your First Name • The art of persuasion • Logic based arguments • Reason based arguments • Emotion based arguments • a renowned author and physicist • youngest President to hold office • a clergyman and civil rights leader • Well-known for appearances on 60 minutes • talented at writing cartoons, fables, etc. • a German politician who later became dictator • ...

11 Clues: sources should support your _______ • sources provide______ for you're claim • places where you draw you're ideas from • it is important to ______ why you disagree • to not have an opinion is to be ___________ • drawing together information you find in research • always ______ different points of view in you're writing • ...

11 Clues: Extreme exaggeration • The repetition of consonant sounds • Focuses attention on audience’s feelings • Giving human qualities to inanimate objects. • Comparing two things without using "like" or "as." • Descriptive language that creates a picture in your mind • A reference to an outside work, history, cultural event, etc. • ...

12 Clues: The aim of your argument • Appealing to one’s sense of logic • Appealing to one’s sense of trust • Appealing to one’s sense of emotion • The time, place, and situation of an argument • Reason that support your thesis (Body paragraphs) • The art of effective or persuasive speaking or writing • The specific reader you have in mind for your argument • ...

11 Clues: – An argument from the opposing side. • – Persuasion by appealing to emotions. • – The quality of being trusted or believable. • – Persuasion by using facts, logic, or evidence. • – The act of convincing someone to agree with you. • – A topic that causes strong disagreement or debate. • – A statement that supports your side of an argument. • ...

11 Clues: plural of phenomenon • relating to the mind • a strong dislike or disinclination • the way a thing turns out; a consequence • the extent to which something is probable • prejudice in favor of or against one thing • based on or in accordance with reason or logic • the ability to understand something immediately • ...

11 Clues: using emotions to persuade • using exaggeration to make a point • using logic and reason to persuade • using credibility or character to persuade • speaking directly to the audience or reader • ancient Greek teachers of rhetoric and argument • a question asked to make a point not to get an answer • the three main ways of persuasion logos ethos and pathos • ...

11 Clues: the author of Night • the art of persuasion • segregated Jewish quarters during WWII • appeals to an audiences' emotions and feelings • appeals to a person's credibility, or expertise • hostility, hatred, or prejudice towards Jewish people • a _____ camp where millions of Jewish people were sent • the type of rhetoric that uses logic, statistics, data, etc. • ...

13 Clues: unsecured consumer loan • LAS cannot be offered to • quickest possible loan from a bank • Customers looking for lowest interest rate • make customer sticky to bank offering these • a personal loan for existing asset customers • give a better product to an existing customer • helps in selling the right product to customer • ...

13 Clues: /ˈskwɪrəl/ • (put pics) • /pænəˈræmɪk/ • /ɪgˈzæʤəreɪt/ • (put pictures) • The word "block" is a _________ word. • Who wrote the line "Shall I compare thee to • an advance hint of what is to come later in a story • a noun made up from a verb by adding -ing is called _____ • the branch of linguistics and logic concerned with meaning is known as ________. • ...

13 Clues: the probability is 0 or 0% • the probability is 1 or 100% • a single result of an experiment • the probability is about 0.25 or 25% • the probability is about 0.75 or 75% • an organized collection or list of data • Chance the probability is about 0.5 or 50% • to the probability of an unfavorable outcome • probability comes from logic and experiments • ...

13 Clues: Answer from Question 6 • Answer from Question 7 • Answer from Question 1 • Answer from Question 4. • Answer from Question 2. • Answer from Question 5. • Answer from Question 3. • Answer from Logic Puzzle • Answer to the final blank • Answer to the first blank • Answer to the second blank • ...

13 Clues: The way someone views a topic • Usually in a way to be unfair • The reason for intent in writing • The opposing side to an argument • A position or statement on a topic • An explanation you provide to the readers • A statement of truth that confirms your ideas • A perspective from which something is considered • A means of verbal and written communication to persuade • ...

13 Clues: reason for writing • opposing side to argument • statement on topic that's opinion • statement that confirms your idea • perspective from which something is evaluated • persuasive technique that appeals to audience • describing something bases on the way they like it • the way someone views a topic,info, events, or characters • ...

13 Clues: The literal dictionary meaning of a word • Giving human qualities to non-human things • Persuasive method using logic and reasoning • Use of objects to represent deeper meanings • Persuasive technique using emotional appeal • When the opposite of what is expected occurs • The suggested or associated meaning of a word • ...

13 Clues: What every thesis needs from arguments • Another name for thesis in simple words • Facts or data used to support arguments • The person who creates the exposition text • Writer’s personal belief stated in the thesis • The last part that restates the writer’s opinion • Tense, The tense mostly used in analytical exposition • ...

13 Clues: disappeared • of great size • approximately • one of the main landmasses on the planet • two or more things that are exactly the same • person whose DNA came from a specific ancestor • to determine or figure out based on math or logic • a change that is passed on to the next generation • a full set of chromosomes - all inheritable traits • ...

14 Clues: stores results from calculations • used to transmit memory addresses • holds current instruction being executed • executes instructions using the FDE cycle • hold address of next instruction to be executed • small memory cells that operate at a high speed • combines the major components of a computer system • directs flow of data between CPU and other devices • ...

14 Clues: The people with money • Be a strategy of France. • Be the first parliament. • A war into only a country. • All the people be in church. • Be king on the years 1625-1649 • Be all the population in general. • Is a movement in which thinkers use logic. • Be the king of France in the years 1774-1789 • The government system, have a King and Queen • ...

14 Clues: Information is not saved • Ways of organizing information • Recommended solution for obesity • These slow during middle childhood • Limited amount of information kept • These sharpen during middle childhood • Unlimited capacity to store information • Children will use logic to solve problems • Coming to conclusions based on past experience • ...

14 Clues: goes with the counterclaim • supported by reasons and evidence • the author's purpose in an argument • the art of using language effectively • the author's reason for writing a text • genre that provides factual information • used to support the reasons in an argument • a statement that addresses opposing viewpoints • persuasion strategy that appeals to the reader's logic • ...

14 Clues: it rained 3 _____ days!!! • his logic was not very _____ • his tone was very ____ to the boy • he gave me a very nice _____ today • the old man was a very ____ person • WW1 _____ to the fall of the British • the bricks were very ____ on the man • the sticker tends to ____ to smooth surfaces • after the wreck he began to ____ the situation • ...

14 Clues: Receives the information • Delivers messages across the synapse • responsible for language comprehending • This neurotransmitter relaxes your muscles • Acts as a bridge for the cerebrum and cerebellum • Keeps you balanced and control fine motor movements • Unconscious Functions our body does without our input. • a neurotransmitter responsible for learning, and memory. • ...

14 Clues: when learning begins • age you jump with both feet • behavior is shaped by genetics • behavior is shaped by environment • age that theory of mind is developed • environment causing DNA modifications • outcome of not comforting kids when crying • stage where language development and thinking lacks logic • environmental risk factors for pregnant women like being age 39 • ...

8 Clues: Chat- • Widespread destruction • Someone who teaches you things • help, typically of a practical nature • The quality or state of being correct or precise • able to be defended with logic or justification; valid • moral principles that govern a person's behaviour or the conducting of an activity • ...

8 Clues: People who support a cause or idea • Something ordinary or unremarkable • The first step or part of something • Material used to keep heat or cold out • Not based on reason, logic, or clear thinking • To assign or set aside for a specific purpose • Describes something that spreads quickly and disrupts • The best or effective or efficient way to do something

8 Clues: school work you do at home • clear thinking using reasons • to get knowledge or a new skill • to say “yes” or have the same opinion • a feeling like happiness, anger, or fear • must do something; it is necessary to do it • to get to a place or point; to achieve something • to believe someone is honest and will do the right thing

7 Clues: The 4th stage of Piaget's theory • The first stage of Piaget's theory • The third stage of Piaget's theory • The second stage of Piaget's theory • Something children lack in the preoperational stage • What children experience when something doesn't fit their schema • The characteristics a child associates with a certain object or concept

8 Clues: Unit of frequency • Technology enabling ultra-fast internet • Measurement unit for data transfer rates • A logic circuit that performs a single logical operation • Process of etching tiny circuits onto a semiconductor wafer • Component that controls the flow of electrical current in a chip • A material used to manufacture semiconductors, other than Silicon • ...

8 Clues: The answer to a problem • When you choose the best option • To check if something is good or not • Thinking clearly to make a smart choice • A smart plan you use to solve a problem • Something that needs to be fixed or solved • What your brain does when solving a problem • You do this when you share ideas in a group

8 Clues: relevance of the topic or argument • the argument you are trying to prove • the group you are intending to persuade • a preference in favor or against something • when you oppose an arguement or mention its flaws • persuasive technique that engages the audience's emotions • persuasive technique that uses logic, facts and statistics • ...

8 Clues: The appeal to emotions • The appeal to logic or reason • The appeal to credibility or person • Comparing 2 things using "like" or "as" • A serious or comedic exaggeration of something • A comparison between 2 things without using "like" or "as" • When you use grammatically similar words or phrases together • ...

8 Clues: appeal to logic • appeal to emotion • appeal to credibility of a person • a substitution of one word for another • using grammatically similar sentences near each other • a claim is confirmed by stating the negative of its opposite • a repetition of ending sounds within or at the end of a sentence. • a description of a sense typically used to describe a different sense

39 Clues: An error in logic • An appeal to logic • An appeal to emotion • The thesis of an argument • An appeal to ethics or credibility • A claim supported by one or more reasons • The name of your sources page in MLA format. • This part of an argument supports the reasons. • An argument that comes in response to another argument • ...

30 Clues: An essential nutrient needed for muscle growth and repair; found in meat, fish, and nuts • A nutrient that provides energy for the body; found in foods like pasta, bread, and rice • The smallest building block of matter, making up all elements and compounds in the universe • ...

17 Clues: difference of opinion or perception • When there appears to be inconsistency. • A sentence that is either true or false • Two statements are true at the same time. • actual inconsistency between two statements • Third type of sentence that is not a statement. • First type of sentence that is not a statement. • Second type of sentence that is not a statement. • ...

5 Clues: Zero • 1 watt second • A type of Logic gate • process of purposely adding impurities • A basic component of an electronic device

7 Clues: aware • relating to the processes of thought • disguised as someone other than oneself • the act or process of bringing back to life • use of trickery and false logic in arguments • making a strong impression on the senses; clear and sharp • one well-traveled and knowledgeable about culture, etiquette, and/or fashion

7 Clues: A place of learning and logic • A room that learning takes place in • A place you go when you finish school • A person that is a leader of education • Books that are used during lesson time • Work to be done somewhere other than school • A gathering that takes place before lessons

7 Clues: - protects by our brain • - an organ inside our head • - largest part of the brain • - a smaller part at the back of the brain • - presence in billions sends messages to the body • Hemisphere: left side of the brain helps us with logic • Hemisphere: right side of the brain, is more about creativity

10 Clues: not harmful • shocking or astounding • be of the same opinion; agree • state of having wealth or abundance • an organized way of thinking about something • general character or attitude of a piece of writing • the art of effective or persuasive speaking or writing • fact or piece of data from a large quantity of numerical data • ...

10 Clues: Dialectical Behavior Therapy • know and reduce vulnerability to emotions • using words to represent what you observe • aware of the present moment without judgement. • pay attention to events, emotions, and thoughts • using input from both emotion mind and logic mind • getting your needs met,maintaining relationships,self respect. • ...

10 Clues: organisms must fight • where the fore is applied • Emotional or imagination impact • Logic, Reasoning or argumentation • no members of a species are alive anymore • A predator feeds by hunting and killing its prey • a trait that helps an organism survive and reproduce • All members of the community rely on each other for survival. • ...

10 Clues: Only one input and many outputs • Many inputs and only one output • The acronym for light emitting diode • The short ____ of an LED connects to ground • The 4011B chip contains this type of logic gate • The anode or ________ side of a polarized device • The cathode or ________ side of a polarized device • A counter configuration that counts from 0000 to 1001 • ...

10 Clues: give sanction to • marked by abrupt transitions • stay clear from; keep away from; • freedom from inhibition or worry • reason by deduction; establish by deduction • well grounded in logic or truth or having legal force • a position on a scale of intensity or amount or quality • any igniter that is used to initiate the burning of a propellant • ...

10 Clues: feeling of worry and fear • all the words in a language • not controlled; unrestrained • musical instruments like violin • a group of words repeated many times • praise someone or something very highly • tax or payment of an equal amount for each person • the place fixed for aw concert, sports match, conference etc • ...

10 Clues: the argument made by the author. • the characteristic spirit culture era. • Something that creates pity or sadness. • A cause or explanation for why it happened. • Something that proves or demonstrates the truth. • A reasonable argument that opposes or disagrees. • A speech or writing where the writer makes a claim. • the word of a god or principle of divine reasoning. • ...

10 Clues: sequential circuit contains ------ • -------is the other name for Bistable circuits • ------memory is embedded into the logic itself • At Stable states,the gain is lesser than ----- • Ringing oscillator is an example for -----circuit • At low clock pulses, the master stage is in -----mode • scaling of supply voltage is critical for -----power operation • ...

10 Clues: Ilmu berasaskan logic akal. • Dimanakah pusat utama peradaban Belanda ? • Apakah antara fenomena selepas kejatuhan Melaka? • Apakah peradaban yang mewujudkan perkahwinan campur ? • Siapakah yang menduduki Pulau Pinang pada tahun 1786 ? • Apakah sistem tulisan yang diperkenalkan oleh Portugis ? • Negeri manakah yang menerima Penasihat british yang pertama ? • ...

10 Clues: Direct and indirect actions • Coordination of the eye and hand • Outside factors influencing behavior • Result that follows an action or behavior • Repetition of information after it is used • Manipulation of ideas based on logic rather • Molding children's behavior by rewarding positive behavior • Communication through actions and facial expression rather than words • ...

10 Clues: lengthened or spread out • certainly or without a doubt • to figure out by logic or good sense • the speed in walking, running or moving • a way of carrying out a particular task • an obstacle that prevents movement or access • hesitate or be unwilling to accept an idea or undertaking • people who live somewhere permanently or on a long-term basis • ...

10 Clues: A substance that flows freely • To give something that is needed • When you make a decision, you ... • The opposite to multiply is to ... • When a storm becomes less intense it.. • It is not a liquid or a gas it is a ... • A murder done by someone else is often called • When you have a logic fact you have a ...fact • The name for Sydney's annual festival of light • ...

10 Clues: going before time or order • one that represents something • something that introduces something • to give or supply as a part or share • the act, process or result of developing • encountered or used routinely or typically • marked by firm steadfast resolution or faith • of, relating to, involving, or being in accordance with logic • ...

10 Clues: there is one reality. • not the same as methods. • a philosophy of experience. • not the same as methodology. • validatory methods check systematic analyses. • Reality is relative to social, historical and cultural context. • a positive approach (one reality to find through observations) is used. • ...

10 Clues: People who write books • Very interesting or charming • The spiritual part of a person • A very big and impressive house • Intelligent and able to learn things quickly • A character who tells the events of a novel or poem • A person whose job is to investigate and solve crimes • The main events of a play, novel, movie, or similar work • ...

10 Clues: rights. • the province. • Group of qualified voters • the people, for the people, by the people). • affected by a decision have equal power and equal voice. • The state or quality of being just and impartial, respecting individual and • Justice; equity; the state of being consistent with rules, logic or ethics. • ...

10 Clues: what shape is health • what is not being aware • what mind is ruled by emotion • what is unwanted aggressive behavior • what is the condition of the human body • what is the way we communicate with people • what is the way you think and handle your emotions • what is a combination of resondle and emotional mind • what is the mind that is ruled by facts reason, logic • ...

10 Clues: Conducive to bodily health • Filled with or expressing awe. • Having a sound basis in logic or fact • The quality or state of being tranquil. • An act or instance of swaying abruptly. • To die or be destroyed through violence. • Grievous distress, affliction, or trouble. • Without any name acknowledged, as that of author, contributor, or the like. • ...

10 Clues: - Finding solutions to challenges or puzzles. • - To ask and investigate information or ideas. • - To think deeply or carefully about something. • - To examine in detail and break down into parts. • - To assess the value or significance of something. • - To explain the meaning or significance of something. • - To infer or derive a conclusion from given information. • ...

10 Clues: More than a city. • Where fortune and misfortune coexist. • Where ancient ruins meet modern strikes. • Where siestas are as important as fiestas. • Where an untied lace can be mistaken for a proposal. • Earth frontiers and the proof that the Earth is flat. • Where dreams are made, broken, and occasionally filmed. • ...

10 Clues: A religious movement • The society of friends • Trade between Europe, Africa, and Caribbean • When people believe logic can improve society • Locke Philosopher that believed all had rights • A titled agreement between the settlers of New Plymouth • A person who journeys to sacred places for religious purposes • ...

10 Clues: one's dominant characteristic • another word for 'achievement' • good at noticing things around you • __________ intelligence is knowledge-based. • the combination of passion and perseverance • something that you want to do or achieve very much • to measure something accurately using a special instrument • ...

13 Clues: Thinking) • and Concepts). • and Reproduction) • Persuasion through logic and facts. • Persuasion by appealing to emotions. • Persuasion using credibility or trust. • Convince someone to agree with you or take action. • 1 Question, A basic question with answers found directly in the text. • 2 Question, A question that requires analyzing or interpreting the text • ...

10 Clues: - The computers way of thinking • - The correct way of writing code. • - The type of data that is being used. • - Changes from one datatype to another. • - This compares values to make a choice. • - Being as precise as possible when writing code • - A sequence of instructions that is repeatable. • - Term used for selecting a value based on an input • ...

10 Clues: Effortlessly smooth. • A group of scouts or monkeys. • A criminal or a bend in the road. • Something left behind in the forest. • Where eagles, elk, and moose hang out. • One of the seven deadlys: An insatiable hunger. • A state of readiness sometimes triggered by a siren • "Spicy" cigarettes smoked by the cool kids in the 80's. • ...

10 Clues: Accessing nearby memory to reduce data access time. • Using more than one Graphics Processing Unit together. • Computations performed within a single computing node. • Organizing and analysing information inputs effectively. • Collections of structured information used for computation. • Simultaneous computation of many tasks — a key GPU feature. • ...

10 Clues: – A thematic answer placed into the grid. • – Surface meaning hides the true clue logic. • – Looking at grid symmetry to predict answer shapes. • – Technical standards followed when designing puzzles. • – The special rules of language used in cryptic clues. • – Easier clue for beginners, using standard cryptic formats. • ...

10 Clues: Opposite of truth. • Evidence given under oath. • Questioning a witness in court. (Two words) • A statement that is either true or false. • The final claim that an argument is trying to prove. • A misleading argument that breaks the rules of logic. • Logical structure using two premises and a conclusion. • Attacking the person instead of the argument. (Two words) • ...

10 Clues: standard input output file • This is used to store the value in it • This is used to store unchangable values • this is used to store floating point values • function used to accept input from the user • These are used to make the code more readable • function used to print something on output screen • This is used to perform operations on variables and values • ...

10 Clues: Act of communicating with a deity • Belief without empirical evidence • Belief in the existence of a god or gods • Someone unsure whether God exists or not • A being believed to have made the universe • Philosopher known for his wager about belief in God • Method of reasoning used in philosophical arguments • The “___ of evil” challenges belief in a good, powerful God • ...

10 Clues: – The highest level in Bloom’s taxonomy. • – The act of making a choice among options. • – Judging the value or quality of something. • – A challenge or situation that needs a solution. • – The process of grasping the meaning of material. • – The ability of the brain to store and recall information. • – The mental activity that helps you make sense of experiences. • ...

10 Clues: An idea, belief, or concept. • Relating to or resulting from motion. • To prove a statement or theory to be wrong. • To express or measure the quantity of something. • A typical example or pattern of something; a model. • Not influenced by personal feelings; based on facts. • To combine different elements to form a coherent whole. • ...

10 Clues: This takes up 75% of the brain • When your brain is the most active • The percent of energy your brain uses • How many pounds does your brain weigh? • Your brain generates enough energy to light a • The left part of the brain is responsible for. • What percentage of oxygen does your brain use? • The right part of the brain is responsible for • ...

10 Clues: The right to vote, especially for women • A person who supported the end of slavery • The act of setting someone free from slavery • A movement to limit or ban the use of alcohol • A huge outdoor religious meeting to reawaken faith • Philosophy emphasizing emotion and nature over logic • A person or society favoring an agricultural way of life • ...

26 Clues: This type of evaluation occurs at the end of a program. • This type of assessment is focused on a specific population. (2 words) • This type of data is numerical and can be collected via methods such as surveys. • This stands for specific, measurable, attainable, relevant, and time bound. (2-words) • ...

43 Clues: and operations • into some aggregation • logic or control flow • Platform specific models • Unified Modeling Language • Model-driven architecture • platform independent model • internal and external events • computation independent model • systems are often event-driven • outputs of the development process • for one or more supporting classes • the definition of a conceptual class • ...

20 Clues: is an integrated development environment from Microsoft. • intended to be a simple, modern, general-purpose, object-oriented programming language. • Relating to or using a system of numerical notation that has 16 rather than 10 as its base. • The second step of software development where everything is defined in detail in the system. • ...

23 Clues: A refutation or contradiction to someone elses claim. • A noisy argument or disagreement, especially in public. • Resistance or dissent, expressed in action or argument. • The appeal to emotion (sadness, happiness, anger, etc.). • A statement or assertion that expresses a judgment or opinion. • The action or process of affirming something or being affirmed. • ...

25 Clues: set of elements related to each other • set of techniques or methods to solve a problem. • depends on one or more conditions or requiriments • configuration of the elements that make up a whole. • dexterity that a person has to exercise certain activity. • reference to that which is related or belongs to the hours. • ...

26 Clues: non-volatile memory • optical storage media • xxx drive magnetic storage • store data using magnetic layers • unit of measurement for data storage • requires power to retain its contents • MDR and the MAR are examples of these • uses lasers to read and write data to discs • contains the instructions to boot the system. • smallest unit of measurement for data transfer • ...

24 Clues: Not based on reason or logic; lacking sound judgment. • Not correct or precise; containing mistakes or errors. • Free from bias; impartial and fair in judgment or representation. • Clearly Defined or identified; precise in detail and not general. • Based on sound reasoning or facts; logically acceptable and well-founded. • ...

37 Clues: Birth place of the Khipu • subject of memory to shah • What the khipu consists of • How new thought styles emerge • Brecht's hero, who acts unheroically • ____ Media - what counts as knowledge • what the machine's new region worships • has a horizon larger than entertainment • Author of "Memoirs of My Nervous Illness" • Functioning when closed, but not when open • ...

13 Clues: logic literal • Intervalul de la 0 la 65535 • Număr întreg de la 0 la 255 • Intervalul de la -128 la 127 • Intervalul de la -32768 la 32767 • Intervalul de la 0 la 4294967295 • Stochează un simbol, codificat în Unicode • Intervalul de la 0 la 18446744073709551615 • Intervalul de la -2147483648 la 2147483647 • Interval cu virgulă mobilă de la -3.4*10(38) la 3.4*10(38) • ...

15 Clues: Change • Pattern • Account • Argument • Substance • Knowledge • Cup for drinking wine. • οντα ‘things out there’ • The end for the sake of which a thing is • A sentence affirming or denying a thing about something • 6 works dedicated to logic, argument analysis, and dialectic. • General, necessary connections that exist between natural kinds. • ...

13 Clues: A petty argument • To identify good and bad points • Matters of _____ can't be argued • Critical thinking should be what? • Unverifiable facts can never be what? • Should be used to support your argument • An exchange of opposite or opposing views • A formal discussion between two opposing views • to understand and make judgements based on facts • ...

13 Clues: Moral center of personality • One's need to be with other people • Emotional stability or instability • Expressing feelings onto the wrong target • Above love and belonging on Maslow's Hierarchy • Says that your physcial response occurs before emotion • Learning new info, skills, behavior through observation • Turning social unacceptable urges into acceptable behaviors • ...

17 Clues: Data or commands entered by the keyboard of the computer • A well-defined procedure that allows a computer to solve a prob • Page Makes up the World Wide Web. These documents are written in HTML • A combination of typeface and other qualities, such as size, pitch, and spacing. • ...

5 Clues: 1s and 0s • word used to • two or more expressions • app something on your phone • operater logical operator is a symbol

18 Clues: synonym of peak • quote: noun form • construct: noun form • the past tense form of seek • the place where someone lives • a good reason for doing something • describing people who manipulate others • the state of being neutral in an argument • describing a person with a lot of knowledge • encounter can be used as a verb and a _____ • ...

18 Clues: Not extreme • A personal enemy • Dusty, grey brown colored • Courage when facing danger • The face or its expression • Publicly recommend or support • well-grounded in logic or truth • Not submissive to authority; rebellious • To use or manipulate to one's advantage • Having a slight and rapid trembling motion • A long-standing and bitter fight or dispute • ...

18 Clues: A word describing people • The math of shapes and space • A measurable amount of something • The boundary or border of an object • Connected to thinking and the brain • A talent or ability you are born with • Not straight, like a circle’s boundary • The study of reasoning and making sense • A series of actions leading to a result • To agree with or follow a belief or idea • ...

18 Clues: A word describing people • The math of shapes and space • A measurable amount of something • The boundary or border of an object • Connected to thinking and the brain • A talent or ability you are born with • Not straight, like a circle’s boundary • The study of reasoning and making sense • A series of actions leading to a result • To agree with or follow a belief or idea • ...

18 Clues: Faculty of conscious decision • Ability to make sound judgments • Moral excellence and righteousness • The study of principles of reasoning. • Concerned with right and wrong behavior • Philosopher known for Critique of Pure Reason. • The belief in the separation of mind and body. • Way of acquiring information through experience • ...

20 Clues: Strings – Text data labels. • Numbers – Displayed numeric values. • ON – Digital pin at maximum voltage. • Lines Link – Wires joining components. • With Data – Sends information outward. • – Converts voltage into a digital number. • Read Data – Receives incoming information. • Pulses – Short, momentary digital signals. • – Pins used to send or read digital signals. • ...

20 Clues: representing strings • representing Boolean • Produce square waves • the interval of waves • When the binary system is 0 • If the binary system is HIGH • Open source electronic platform • Locates in the top side if each node • located in the lower side of each node • Cycle The most important concept in PWM • Shows how many cycles are in a time unit • ...

10 Clues: Having a duty. • Cold and miserable. • Advocating for social reform. • Having great power or strength. • African American Vernacular English. • A person guided by ideal more than logic. • Some people are just ___, and wont expect less than perfect. • Thanks to Michelle for being so ___ we might not have gotten to her in time. • ...

10 Clues: When something is clearly stated. • Arrive at a judgement by reasoning. • Suppose to be the case without proof. • Show or prove to be right or reasonable. • Make an idea known or understandable to someone. • To think and form judgments by a process of logic. • To come to a conclusion from evidence or reasoning. • To determine something through detailed examination. • ...

10 Clues: We studied ________ in English class. • Saying purple is a color is _________. • Saying purple is the best color is __________. • I used different _________ to strengthen my essay. • The politician's argument was full of ___________. • The argument used ________ to persuade the reader through ethics. • ...

10 Clues: Suggestion that IQs are increasing over time • Generation of ideas that are original and useful • Ability to think flexibly and handle complex situations • Ability to solve problems by applying previous knowledge • General intelligence applying to any content area • Specific intelligence can apply to limited content areas • ...

10 Clues: The 'T' of DiT • The CH Museum Curator's first name • The country where Athens is located • A swirling mark left behind by a digit • Plaster of _____; used to make footprint casts • The Ancient Greek god of the sea and earthquakes • The use logic and observations to make a conclusion • A person who is in consideration for a committed crime • ...