logic Crossword Puzzles

11 Clues: Mind ruled by feelings and urges. • The decision of problem to be solved. • Mind ruled by facts, reason and logic. • triangle what shape they use in health. • to pick one of the choices you have listed. • Mind a combination of both reason and emotion. • Being present and participating fully in the moment. • Decisions do not affect your health or the health of others. • ...

11 Clues: very poor • right to vote • not controlled • inherited from parents • a chin-length haircut for women • land between North and South America • a men's suit with baggy pants and a long jacket • a person who works doing jobs like picking and serving • a prefix that means against when put in front of another word • ...

12 Clues: A small motherbond form factor • Drive a portable storage device • The amount of space occupied by an object • The mechanism that holds the platters of HDD in place • Contains the instructions for the data being processed • The register that stores and updates memory address space • The register that stores and updates memory address space • ...

18 Clues: Can be True of False. • Variable name can't start with. • Used to insert new line in the output. • Used to run code at regular intervals. • Must be placed within double quotation. • Evaluated value ex. arithmetic operation. • An expression that results in True of False • Error Error happens when writing code incorrectly. • ...

18 Clues: AP stands for ___ • Appeal to emotions • Your teacher's name • Online site for quizzes • Appeal to logic or reason • The company who makes AP exams • Who is doing the speaking/presenting • Why the speaker is conveying a message • Appeal to ethics/shared values/beliefs • Who the speaker is speaking/presenting to • An attractive but unreliable piece of reasoning • ...

18 Clues: a claim that expresses a belief or idea • writing that connects evidence to a claim • the author's intent or reason for writing • the art of persuasive speaking or writing • a minor claim that supports a central claim • having clarity or intelligibility in writing • something based on reason or truth or reason • evidence info that supports a claim in writing • ...

19 Clues: a stereotypical character. • Full of light; bright or shining. • made plans to carry out something • Written or carved, often with words • Responsibility for a fault or wrong. • Having a sound basis in logic or fact. • Nearness in space, time, or relationship. • Filled with wonder or delight; captivated. • Responsibility for a fault or wrong; blame. • ...

18 Clues: extremely good • to lose all hope • not sensible for the situation • showing the use of imagination • past or farther than something • a picture in a book or magazine • an idea about what something is • being sure or certain of success • a choice between two or more things • in a way that is needed or required • a long journey to search for something • ...

18 Clues: the opposing point of view • the build up to the climax • the lesson/moral of the text • the turning point of the story • the perspective of the narrator • when something is said too often • where and when the story takes place • why something happened and what happened • describes events in the order they happened • a short account of the main ideas of a text • ...

18 Clues: is an action • the start of the flowchart. • the action that asks questions • a sequnce that reapeat actions • where you can put plot x and y • when you move to the next action • where you can put radio set group 1 • where you can pick to show any number • the block where you can put play melody • the block where you can put light level • ...

19 Clues: – Query language used for databases. • – Language used to develop iOS applications. • – Language mainly used for developing websites. • – Language primarily used to structure web pages. • – Language with JSX syntax, often used with React. • – Popular high-level language, named after a snake. • – Logic programming language, used in expert systems. • ...

18 Clues: a claim that expresses a belief or idea • writing that connects evidence to a claim • the author's intent or reason for writing • the art of persuasive speaking or writing • a minor claim that supports a central claim • having clarity or intelligibility in writing • something based on reason or truth or reason • evidence info that supports a claim in writing • ...

9 Clues: certain age group • appeal to emotion • appeal to logic or reason • someone who takes care of a child • appeal to credibility or character • a behavior that is normal or common with • a person who takes charge in a group of people • guides group in a way where all group members make decisions and have a say • ...

9 Clues: appealing to emotions • appealing to logic or reason • appealing to credibility/trustworthiness • an assertion of something as true, real, or factual • the specific reason for speaking or writing; your goal • knowledge or data on which to base belief; used to prove truth • the person or group of people the writer is trying to convince • ...

9 Clues: Using emotional appeal • The author of the essay • Using logic and reason to appeal • Making fun of someone due to lack of money • The author's choice of words to convey tone • Where poor shaming is taking place for many kids • What the author uses to make her writing stronger • The first state to implement a law trying to end poor shaming • ...

9 Clues: H1: p ∧ q, ∴ p • H1: p, ∴ p ∨ q • H1: p, H2: q, ∴ p ∧ q • H1: p, H2: p → q, ∴ q • H1: ﹁q, H2: p → q, ∴ p • H1: p ∨ q, H2: ﹁p ∨ r, ∴ q ∨ r • What syllogism? H1: p ∨ q, H2: ﹁p, ∴ q • What syllogism? H1: p → q, H2: q → r, ∴ p → r • The validity of an argument is established by applying the rules of inference and laws of propositional logic in a logical ______.

10 Clues: the spreading of something more widely • relating to meaning in language or logic • having many different aspects or features • something which is based on another source • the fact or condition of being prevalent; commonness • the action of fixing the boundary or limits of something • the action of fixing the boundary or limits of something • ...

5 Clues: "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

11 Clues: Therapist's main goal is to provide v_______ • Disorder for which DBT was originally created • =Contradiction between two conflicting forces • DBT draws from elements of this eastern philosophy • Focusing non-judgemental, present centred awareness • In dialectics, balance of emotion mind vs logic mind • One of four aspects of therapy is _____ effectiveness • ...

11 Clues: enemy • to hate or regard with disgust • to argue or fight, an argument or fight • quiet, gentle, or easily imposed on; submissive • having a sound basis in logic or fact; reasonable • to restrain oneself from doing or enjoying something • the exact definition of a word as found in the dictionary • disgusting filth, especially as a result of poverty or neglect • ...

11 Clues: to state indirectly • the main events in a story • the basic meaning of a word • an event made to happen by another event • a message or topic in a piece of writing • a conclusion based on evidence from the test • topic or idea that a piece of writing is about • measured numbers that tell us things about the world • visual display that represents data using lines or bars • ...

11 Clues: A command • A rhetorical appeal to emotion • A series of 3 parallel words or phrases • A comparison between one thing and another • The art of persuasive speaking is called r____ • A short statement expressing a general truth or rule • Rhetorical speaking that appeals to logic is called l___ • Language which makes the audience feel a particular emotion • ...

11 Clues: Central Processing Unit • GPU = _______ Processing Unit • ALU stands for _________ Logic Unit • The unit of storage, written as GB for short • A hardware that outputs sound to its surrounding • A hardware that lets us inputs characters and commands • A circuit board that connects every component in the computer • ...

11 Clues: government in power • French Revolution began here • unjust treatment over a long period of time • Court Oath, pledge to create a constitution • rights, idea that all humans are born with rights • _________________ of the Rights of Man and Citizen • Assembly, It passed the Declaration of the Rights of Man • General, meeting to discuss the financial crises in France • ...

11 Clues: Compact, tiny and complete • Like a brain, performs logic operations • Small-form-factor design for everyday tasks • Provide physical connection point to the network • Combines both video and audio, both into one cable • The data here remain even when the computer powered off • It spreads and causes trouble and damage to the software • ...

12 Clues: a persuasive appeal to logic • a persuasive appeal to emotion • rhythm and volume of your voice • flat sound without expressiveness • a persuasive appeal to credibility • the art of persuasive speaking and writing • anxiety over the idea of giving a speech in front of an audience • a _____ persuasive speech persuades an audience to change the status quo • ...

12 Clues: It studies the substances and matter. • You read and discuss books and authors. • Here you can play different instruments • You can play sports and do some exercise • Here you can learn how to speak germany. • It is the study of human life in the past • You learn how to paint different pictures. • Here you learn more about your native language. • ...

13 Clues: there is one reality. • not the same as methods. • a philosophy of experience. • not the same as methodology. • validatory methods check systematic analyses. • when participants give data to psychologists directly. • Reality is relative to social, historical and cultural context. • when participants do not give information to researchers deliberately. • ...

12 Clues: The Medici's lived in this city • This person made the printing press • This is the place the Pope would be • The NORTHERN renaissance started here • The family that got rich off of trade • A way of life that uses reason and logic • Is a well educated and well rounded person • This word is also known as the common language • ...

12 Clues: When you exaggerate • Saying the same word over and over again • He's a couch potato is an example of what? • A question that doesnt need to be answered is • When you are providing you should be believed • Words that imitate sound ie crash, bang, splat • When you try and connect to the audiences logic • When you try and connect to the audiences emotions • ...

12 Clues: Intense anger • force someone to do something • Suppose to be a case, without proof • Using strong, rough force that causes injury • manager person who is in charge of a project • Attacked, entered with force and no permission • An argument, theory, or policy; logical and consistent • Hurt feelings of someone; affected in an unpleasant way • ...

12 Clues: – A person who teaches others. • – A place where students go to learn. • – Another word for understanding or information. • – The process of acquiring knowledge and skills. • – The act of concentrating on a task or activity. • – The ability to understand and use logic and reasoning. • – The ability to understand and share the feelings of another. • ...

9 Clues: My real name is T'Challa. • My real name is Natasha Romanova. • I am the Asgardian god of thunder. • I have a dissociative identity disorder. • I am a wealthy American business magnate. • I am a highschool student from Queens, New York. • I have the power to shrink to the size of an insect. • I am an android who is driven by logic but possesses emotions. • ...

9 Clues: Az autójának rendszáma: LOGIC (Logika) • A Linux operációs rendszer megalkotója • A Szegedi Katicabogár kinek a nevéhez fűződik • Melyik informatikus született 1955. október 28-án • 23 évesen ő volt a berlini egyetem legfiatalabb tanára • A Word és az Excel fejlesztését vezette a Microsoft-nál • ...

9 Clues: main character of the game • games about songs and music • games about solving a puzzle • the villains that we have to defeat in game • games about sports like soccer, basketball, etc • games where shoot enemies, can be first-person view or not • question-and-answer games about general topic and knowledge • ...

9 Clues: the reader of the text • to support an argument • the subject of the text • purpose why the author wrote the text • the author’s stance on a topic or issue • idea what the text is mostly about; main idea • statement made by the author based on the facts that have been • the position on a topic that is based on logic, reasoning, and research • ...

13 Clues: Mouse is an ______________ device. • ___________ is the brain of computer. • __________ is a secondary storage device. • __________ is an example of output device. • ___________ is an example of system software • Computer consists of hardware and __________________. • Attempting to divide by 0 will cause ____________ error. • ...

13 Clues: "objectivity" • "subjectivity" • goal for JP-Sartre • opposite of authenticity • seeing the goddess that is within each other • relates to consciousness and coincides with the mind • relates to consciousness and coincides with the body. • "________ is what it is not, and it is not what it is." • This deals with knowledge and how we know what we know. • ...

13 Clues: instance of a class • group of elements of same data type • graphical representation of an algorithm • a variable which can hold memory address. • A function should contain only one logic. • a step by step process to solve a problem. • wrapping attributes and behaviour together. • The dependency between objects can be high or low. • ...

13 Clues: Where did Socrates live? • The term philosophy comes from • Room where this class took place • The day our second class is held • Which period was this class on Wednesdays • With whom the Chinese philosophy was known • language used in medieval Christian church • study of principles and methods of reasoning • OF WISDOM The meaning of Philosophia (3 words) • ...

13 Clues: A state of being bored. • Thinking about thinking. • Appeal to logic and reason. • Examine and judge carefully. • Think deeply or carefully about. • When something is or feels intense. • Endless, so long as to seem endless. • The listener, viewer, or reader of a text. • A specified area of activity or knowledge. • The time and place a speech is given or a piece is written. • ...

13 Clues: The opposing side of a claim • The reason or intent of the author • A statement to validate ideas (ex: quotes) • The perspective or position of the writing • The position or statement of a topic or opinion • An explanation to elaborate on the ideas stated • A persuasive technique that uses logic and reason • How someone views information, a topic, events, etc. • ...

13 Clues: Experiences • The lower and upper front teeth • Outside factors influencing behavior • The coordination of the eye and hand • A major health problem caused by overeating • Aggression that is directed to another child • The belief that you are worthwhile as a person • The repetition of information after it is used • Being aware of others distress and wanting to help them • ...

13 Clues: appeal to logic • appeal to emotion • appeal to credibility • financial aid given by the government • the author's reason for creating a text • What do you need to put around evidence • type of writing that aims to convince a reader • When your evidence can be perceived as believable • an argument that opposes a claim that has been made • ...

13 Clues: main printed circuit board • the physical parts of a computer • provides input and output of audio • memory that can be read and changed • firmware used to provide runtime services • most important processor in a given computer • a number expressed in the base-2 numeral system • is the smallest addressable element in a raster image • ...

13 Clues: Notices details/patterns in nature • Works well in a group or with a team • Likes to learn through written information • Learns through sounds and tones and singing • Likes solving logic puzzles and/or mysteries • Knows what they want or need and can explain it • Can learn by manipulating things with their hands • A character with a high level of math intelligence • ...

13 Clues: Is Lucy a frightful _____________? • Edmund gave Lucy a ___________ look • Is Lucy going __________ in the head? • Peter told Edmund __________ to shut up • The Professor said he was at their ______________ • The Professor said there are only three ____________ • The Professor wondered why school don’t teach ____________ • ...

13 Clues: Get certified in cutting-edge technology • They maintain safety and order on campus • Want to work with teeth? Try this pathway • A place to grab coffee or snacks on campus • Where nursing and healthcare programs thrive • Classes you can take without coming to campus • you'd study electricity, circuits, and tech systems • ...

13 Clues: A reusable block of code in C • C operator used to increment a variable • Common logic error when loop never stops. • An organized representation of an algorithm • Judging code readability and maintainability • A data type used to store whole numbers in C. • Identifying and correcting errors in a program • The symbol used to access address of a variable • ...

13 Clues: Skill of shaping decisions without formal authority • Quality of leaders who listen, guide and empower others • Ability to guide teams, inspire action and drive results • Forward-looking thinking used to shape business direction • Ability to turn financial data into meaningful narratives • Growth mindset that pushes leaders to learn, adapt and evolve • ...

14 Clues: Believed in life, liberty and property. • Colonists that support the constitution. • A secret group who opposed the Stamp Act. • Used logic and reason to figure things out. • Unified the states under one governing body. • Compromise dividing congress into two houses. • First permanent English settlement in America. • Three branches of government; checks and balances. • ...

14 Clues: I was the old murdered king • I am Oedipus's brother in law • place where the play takes place • this rhetorical appeal is about trust • this rhetorical appeal is about emotions • I used to be married to the murdered king • I ate people who couldn't solve my riddle • the "polluting stains" means the _________. • Oedipus accuses Creon of being a ______ friend. • ...

14 Clues: a person, place, or thing • a person or role within a story • the repetition of the same sound • the main idea in a work of literature • an assumption based on logic and the text • the words and sentences surrounding a word • the way words fit together to form sentences • the atmosphere or feeling in a work of fiction • a brief statement or restatement of main points • ...

14 Clues: Holds next/last bit of data • Directs the operation of the CPU • Register, hold the current command • Does all the mathematical calculations • Bus, sends and receives data from memory • Register, stores address of data to be fetched • Register, arithmetic and logic results are stored • Bus, sends information about where data needs to go • ...

15 Clues: To ease; to calm • What is the weakest branch? • Supreme power or authority. • Treating all rivals equally. • The supreme law of the United States. • Able or likely to cause harm or injury • a quality that evokes pity or sadness. • of, by, or appropriate to a court or judge. • What federalist number is our presentation on? • Primary purpose of the judiciary branch is to ___ • ...

14 Clues: extremely dangerous. • very interested or enthusiastic. • a strong feeling of fear or worry. • it means to turn around in circles. • well known for something considered bad. • someone who sells products to the public. • an occasion when you see something/someone rare. • to see something/someone for a very short moment. • it means doubting that something is true or useful. • ...

14 Clues: The study of rocks and earth • a device used to amplify sound • the state of having excess energy • to put off, FORWARD into tomorrow • A creature that walks on two legs. • to be very talkative, to talk excessively • to physically touch something, you make ____. • the state in which body temperature drops too low. • A speech or text in which only one person is speaking. • ...

14 Clues: to develop gradually • appear real or genuine • in or using several languages • worry (someone); make anxious • the faculty or power of seeing • a small piece or brief extract • able to project into the future • say something that is exactly right • in a way that is brief but comprehensive • an important topic or problem for debate or discussion • ...

14 Clues: Processor • Signal sound • short for binary digit • the CPU works out what the instruction mean • named memory location that can store a value • taking samples of a sound wave at fixed intervals • initial product created for testing and reviewing • translates each line of HLL code into machine code • how successfully a new product can be used by anyone • ...

7 Clues: brain that is ruled by feelings • brain that is ruled by instincts • acting based on sudden, strong urges • acting based on sudden, strong urges • brain that is ruled by logic and reason • to help the brain escape emotional hijack • how many hours it can take the brain to decompress

18 Clues: Loop • volatile memory • A fifo data structure • a series of 1s and 0s • to add data to a stack • a function inside a class • a required method in a class • location of an Element in an array • a way of protecting attributes and methods • Breaking a problem down into smaller steps • A way of checking a programme for LOGIC errors • the making of a specific object from class code • ...

18 Clues: means a unit of data • means one million watts • means a unit of data size • is a large amount of money • is a very well known person • is small living things around us • is a thing to heat up cold food in • is an instrument for converting sounds • means you can only see it with a microscope • is a material used to track or to know identification • ...

20 Clues: A group of 8 bits. • Data provided to a program. • Data produced by a program. • The smallest unit of data, 0 or 1. • Structure A way of organizing data. • Original code written by a programmer. • Reasoning in programming to perform tasks. • Method for finding an item in a collection. • A plain language description of an algorithm. • ...

18 Clues: Greece's climate type • Place to perform plays • Raised area of last defense • An open meeting place and market • Athens' alliance of city-states. • Sparta's alliance of city-states. • Outdoor arena for sporting events • Conquered people turned to slaves in Sparta • Individual city that acts as its own country • "Brainy" city-state that valued art and education • ...

20 Clues: : Base of the binary number system • : Type of number system using base 8 • : Base of the hexadecimal number system • : A circuit that stores one bit of data • : The smallest unit of data in computing • : Storage unit that typically holds 8 bits • : Permanent storage chip that holds firmware • : Gate that outputs TRUE if any input is TRUE • ...

20 Clues: : Base of the binary number system • : Type of number system using base 8 • : Base of the hexadecimal number system • : A circuit that stores one bit of data • : The smallest unit of data in computing • : Storage unit that typically holds 8 bits • : Permanent storage chip that holds firmware • : Gate that outputs TRUE if any input is TRUE • ...

12 Clues: a physical feeling • voice or instrument combined • someone who is no longer alive • a building use for Christian worship • atmosphere that surrounds a person, place, or thing • force beyond scientific understanding or laws of nature • the action of admitting someone into a secret or abscure • a state or feeling excited uncertainty about what may happen • ...

12 Clues: a physical feeling • voice or instrument combined • someone who is no longer alive • a building use for Christian worship • atmosphere that surrounds a person, place, or thing • force beyond scientific understanding or laws of nature • the action of admitting someone into a secret or abscure • a state or feeling excited uncertainty about what may happen • ...

12 Clues: Convictions people hold to be true. • The pioneer of Mexican-American studies. • Customs a particular set of people have. • A society is functions with logic and reason. • The inequalities that exists among all societies. • The study of interactions within, and between societies • arrangement human beings use to interact with each other. • ...

12 Clues: Convictions people hold to be true. • The pioneer of Mexican-American studies. • Customs a particular set of people have. • A society is functions with logic and reason. • The inequalities that exists among all societies. • The study of interactions within, and between societies • arrangement human beings use to interact with each other. • ...

12 Clues: appeals to reason • appeals to emotion • depend upon faulty logic • claim based on a distorted view of facts • appeals to one’s credibility or character • states the claim of the argument presented in the paper • written or asked in a way that suggests the desired answer • a description of a person using an exaggerated description • ...

12 Clues: face-to-face disagreement or argument • to cut into someone else's turn to speak • to be humiliated or disrespected in public • respect, prestige or importance given to someone • reducing demands or changing opinions in order to agree • understanding or knowing without consciously using reason • an invented word combining worldwide and regional concerns • ...

12 Clues: Appeal to emotion • an order or directive • appeal to logic or reason • without vegetation or life • appeal to character or credibility • a short expression of a general truth • person who is blamed for someone else’s wrong doing • change facts, numbers, or a situation unfairly for own personal gain • piece of work that makes fun of people’s weaknesses or foolish behavior • ...

12 Clues: A quadrilateral with exactly two parallel sides. • The flat surfaces on a three-dimensional object. • The line dividing an angle into two equal angles. • A line that crosses/intersects two or more lines. • Sound reasoning and the formal laws of reasoning. • An early counting tool used for basic arithmetic. • Number system that assigns place value to numbers. • ...

12 Clues: Tool for automating record updates and field changes • Real-time API enabling data synchronization across systems • Declarative tool for automating complex business workflows • AI tool for automating customer service with natural language • Language for building custom logic and triggers in Salesforce • ...

12 Clues: round in shape • reasonable or sensible • applies labor,effort or force • the state of being curved or bent • curious and tending to ask questions • finding one's way over a long distance • small, rocky objects that orbit the sun • formed an opinion and conclusion based on logic or facts • the amount of something, measured on earth by its weight • ...

12 Clues: uncertain or vague • next to or adjoining another thing • persons of lower position/status or power • a situation thought to be unfair; a complaint • the quality of being believable or trustworthy • likely to keep secrets, cunning, or sneaky like a spy • to hinder, obstruct, or defeat (a person, plants, etc.) • honest and open to the point of being too honest; frank • ...

12 Clues: in this place. • to listen to or notice sounds. • the state of existing or living. • in the space separating two things. • to show that something is true or correct. • shown to be true or correct through evidence. • a device used to help people breathe underwater. • a way of thinking that makes sense and follows rules. • ...

12 Clues: A famous person’s signature. • How hot or cold something is. • Able to carry heat or electricity. • The science or art of making maps. • Happening sometimes but not all the time. • The planned steps and movements in a dance. • A conclusion reached using logic or reasoning. • A life story written by the person it’s about. • To keep something going or support it over time. • ...

12 Clues: An appeal to the "Heart" and emotions. • The forensic "Receipts" found in the text. • The "Boss" of the argument; the main verdict. • An appeal to the "Brain" using logic and numbers. • A "Lightweight" receipt based on a personal story. • The author's "Sword" strike against the opposition. • An appeal to the "Gut" based on trust and authority. • ...

6 Clues: Not Spanish, not English • Where talent meets expression • Where numbers argue… and logic always wins • The subject that asks ‘why?’ a hundred times • Where reading between the lines actually matters • Where a small dot or line can completely change a word’s meaning.

14 Clues: Believed in life, liberty and property. • Colonists that support the constitution. • A secret group who opposed the Stamp Act. • Used logic and reason to figure things out. • Unified the states under one governing body. • Compromise dividing congress into two houses. • First permanent English settlement in America. • Three branches of government; checks and balances. • ...

14 Clues: Thinking about thinking • Ratio of weight to height • Unusual difficulty with reading • Potential to master specific skill • Test to measure intellectual aptitude • National Assessment of Educational Progress • Logic principal that things can be organized into groups • BMI ratio for adult is 25-29, child above 85th percentile • ...

14 Clues: uses logic and explanation • Controlling and corrective • Children control situations • third birthday to sixth birthday • first birthday to the third birthday • the period from birth to the first birthday • help, assistance, leadership, and regulation • threatening to or inflicting harm on a child • threatens to remove love from the relationship • ...

14 Clues: Damaged • Healthy and plentiful • Achieving the result wanted. • A man who practices massage. • A person you know but not very well. • A group of something according to logic. • Truth, something known to have happened. • Adverbs which show how often something is done. • Someone who plays a musical instrument as a job. • A simple conversation between two or more people. • ...

14 Clues: The official end of a mission • What has one eye but cannot see • what room has no doors or windows • Swing that happens with an older ball • Asking the umpire to give a batter out • A clue solved by reasoning , not guessing • What gets bigger the more you take from it • A bowler who uses the seam to move the ball • what has to be broken before you can use it? • ...

11 Clues: put into effect • lay down authoritatively • first in order of importance • a thing intended; an aim or plan • force to be accepted or put in place • able to be shown to be right or reasonable • based on or in accordance with reason or logic • an official order or commission to do something • come between so as to prevent or alter a result or course of events • ...

11 Clues: put into effect • lay down authoritatively • first in order of importance • a thing intended; an aim or plan • force to be accepted or put in place • able to be shown to be right or reasonable • based on or in accordance with reason or logic • an official order or commission to do something • come between so as to prevent or alter a result or course of events • ...

11 Clues: appeal to logic • appeal to emotions • appeal to credibility • comparison between two things • use of symbols to represent ideas • assign to a category, especially inaccurately or restrictively • a change to an opposite direction, position, or course of action • statement that represents something better or worse then it really is • ...

11 Clues: enemy • to hate or regard with disgust • to argue or fight, an argument or fight • quiet, gentle, or easily imposed on; submissive • having a sound basis in logic or fact; reasonable • to restrain oneself from doing or enjoying something • the exact definition of a word as found in the dictionary • the emotion associated with a word in addition to the worlds • ...

11 Clues: Mind ruled by feelings and urges. • The decision of problem to be solved. • Mind ruled by facts, reason and logic. • triangle what shape they use in health. • to pick one of the choices you have listed. • Mind a combination of both reason and emotion. • Being present and participating fully in the moment. • Decisions do not affect your health or the health of others. • ...

11 Clues: cheerful and friendly • without purpose or effect • sad and abandoned or lonely • having a sound basis in logic or fact • depend on with full trust or confidence • consisting of many different and connected parts • pressure or tension exerted on something or someone • go or move back or further away from a previous position • ...

11 Clues: self-absorbed • a stroke of luck • a greenish-blue color • to make sure or certain • identical in musical pitch • having a rough or grating sound • lacking enough protection or defense • the quality or state of being abnormal • able or tending to cause annoyance, trouble, or minor injury • ...

11 Clues: Captain Janeway’s ship (7 letters) • The flagship of Starfleet (10 letters) • The second captain of the USS Enterprise (7 letters) • Cybernetic beings who assimilate other species (4 letters) • The quadrant where the Borg Collective is based (5 letters) • Organization tasked with exploration and defence (9 letters) • ...

13 Clues: Mouse is an ______________ device. • ___________ is the brain of computer. • __________ is a secondary storage device. • __________ is an example of output device. • ___________ is an example of system software • Computer consists of hardware and __________________. • Attempting to divide by 0 will cause ____________ error. • ...

13 Clues: What this lesson is on • Morals that we live by • Most of us are majoring in _________ • A type of museum, related to the aesthetics branch • Philosophy branch having to do with abstract theory • Curriculum that highlights social reform for education • A type of reasoning, making an inference based on facts • What we use for reasoning whether actions are good or bad • ...

13 Clues: the reason for a writing • the way someone views a topic • a position or statement on a topic • technique of persuading one through logic • technique of persuading one through emotions • a statement of truth that confirms your ideas • an explanation that convinces someone about your idea • the opposing side to an argument or position on an issue • ...

13 Clues: German cipher machine central to the plot • The location where the team works: _ park • Last name of the actor playing Alan Turing • The woman who solves the crossword challenge • What the Germans changed daily on the Enigma • Branch of the British government they worked for • Turing's machine was a precursor to this modern device. • ...

13 Clues: I came, I saw,conqueredred. • A reference to a well known work. • Similarity of structure in a pair. • Persuasive appeals to the audience's emotions. • A juxtaposition of strongly contrasting ideas. • Persuasive appeal to an audience's sense of duty. • An analogy between to seemingly dissimilar things • Persuasive appeal to an audiences sense of logic. • ...

18 Clues: purposeful word choice • viewing things without bias • how a work makes a reader feel • a quality of credibility or trust • living/human qualities to nonliving • a quality of logic, reason, or proof • a quality that evokes pity or sadness • an explicit comparison using like or as • an author's perspective about something • an assertion of something as fact or true • ...