logic Crossword Puzzles

8 Clues: Reuse code and stateful logic • The Progressive JavaScript Framework • Entry point for Composition API usage • Specifies the structure of an object in typescript • Automatic updates to the user interface when data changes • A strongly typed programming language that builds on JavaScript • ...

10 Clues: the type of therapy this group is • the ability to control their own emotions • the part of your mind that thinks using logic • the part of your mind that relies on emotions • the combination of rational and emotional mind • a time of intense difficulty, trouble, or danger • these are always valid no matter which one you're feeling • ...

10 Clues: logic and reasoning • to assume the truth of something • to think about carefully and thoroughly • firmly stating personal opinions as truth • a cunning scheme meant to trick ro deceive • the sudden realization of or insight into an essential truth • The Greenhouse Effect is a _________ explanation for global warming. • ...

10 Clues: highly prized above logic and reason • a short statement expressing a truth • Romantics preferred this wild and untamed • the representative figure for the Romantics • Romantics placed their trust in instinct and __________. • Revolution economies shifted from farming to manufacturing • American Revolution revolts against Spanish rule in colonies • ...

10 Clues: being fluent • To argue against a claim • Words with opposite meanings • making a claim that contradicts • A short snippet of a play or a skit • rhetorical appeal used to tap into the audience's emotions • A personal story told in a way that explains or describes something else. • A type of rhetorical appeal that taps into the audience’s sense of ethics. • ...

10 Clues: "My way or the highway" • Using limited, personal examples to back up a claim • drawing a conclusion based on insufficient evidence • "Putting words in one's mouth"/ distorting the argument • using emotionally charged language instead of logic/facts • attacking someone instead of providing a logical argument • ...

11 Clues: ProX Aplicație cu licență pentru MacOS • Aplicație gratuită pentru Windows, MacOS • este încorporată în sistemul de operare Windows 10 • Premiere Aplicație cu licență pentru Windows, MacOS • Aplicație cu licență pentru Windows, MacOSCOREL STUDIO • aplicatie pentru telefonul mobil cu care poti inregistra • Aplicație mobilă cu acces online pentru tabletă și telefon • ...

10 Clues: a person who makes laws • just behavior or treatment • the crime of telling a lie in court • law or laws enacted by a governing body • relating to justice or the decision of a judge • able to be defended with logic or justification • the power or right to make judgements about the law • to make an official decision about who is right in a dispute • ...

10 Clues: Use of machines • the state of being equal • being based on reason, logic • Hypotheses and predictions about the universe • evolving from traditional ways to modern structures • Where people moved towards after the enclosure movement • increasing populations moving from rural areas to cities • ...

10 Clues: Based on reason or logic. • Related to the mind or thinking process • The result or effect of an action or decision. • . The likelihood or chance of something happening. • A strong dislike or unwillingness to do something. • A tendency to favor one side or perspective unfairly. • A promise or assurance that something will definitely happen. • ...

10 Clues: singkatan dari solid state Drive yaitu • singkatan dari light emitting diode yaitu • singkatan dari random access memory yaitu • singkatan dari printed circuit board yaitu • singkatan dari arithmetic and logic unit yaitu • format file arduino yang disimpan melalui program unoardusim yaitu • komponen elektronika yang mengubah cahaya menjadi besaran elektrik • ...

10 Clues: a small round window on a ship • something that has weakness or flaws • a document of the subject it includes • something that is not fully understood • if something is logic and easy to understand • something that may appear to be real but is not • when someone is confused due to fever of illness • something that gives a benefit or contributes to success • ...

11 Clues: The appeal to emotion. • The appeal to logic and reason. • The appeal to credibility or character. • The central idea or main claim of a text. • The writer’s specific reason or motivation for writing. • The use of language to persuade or influence an audience. • The arrangement and organization of ideas in an argument. • ...

10 Clues: Everyone should learn and share ideas. • Spoke about freedom of speech and religion. • Governments should protect people’s natural rights. • Use experiments and observation instead of superstition. • They wanted to explain the world with science and logic. • A system of government where power is held by the people. • ...

10 Clues: Very big exaggeration, not true • Saying the same word again and again • Uses like or as to compare two unlike things • Word that sounds like a noise (buzz, moo, boom) • Uses feelings or emotions to persuade the audience • Things or objects that do something a human would do • Same first sound in words that are next to each other • ...

10 Clues: Logic that is incorrect • Author’s personality in a text • Device used by authors to persuade readers • Language used to help the reader feel empathy • Intentional exaggeration to amuse or emphasize • Used to compare two ideas to make one more understandable • Creates a feeling of popularity or conformity-“fitting in” • ...

8 Clues: The simplest waveform • The name for a cable used for audio • The number of oscillations in a second • Used to correct timing issues in a performance • The measurement of the frequency of a waveform • The movement of an audio wave from 0 and back to 0 • An electronic device used for the creation of sound • The term used in Logic to denote a place for storing MIDI notes

8 Clues: deals with input-process-output • described as "disruptive technologies." • Ensures work-force capability development • HR must deliver this value to organizations • indicates strategic, operational and leading indicators • is a mental framework, a logical progression first and a set of statistical tools • ...

8 Clues: The use of logic to persuade • An emotional appeal to persuade the audience • A repeated word or phrase to emphasize an idea • A person’s beliefs or feelings about something • Using facts and statistics to support an argument • a statement put forward to be proved or supported • a comparison between two things to explain or clarify • ...

8 Clues: the act of planning a document • a verb form acting as an adjective • a word that modifies a noun or pronoun • a noun that denotes a group of individuals • a verb form acting as a different part of speech • a word that modifies a verb, adjective, or adverb • the logic, words, and reasons one uses in an argument • part of the writing process in which one changes ideas

15 Clues: situated in the middle • further back in position • based on reason or logic • lower in rank, status, or quality • higher in rank, status, or quality • different to what is normal or expected • of or for older or more experienced people • sending out light; shining or glowing brightly • a union or association formed for mutual benefit • ...

15 Clues: Complex consequences • Expensive, high priced • The state of being left alone • The author's character in a story/poem • To create or trigger emotion in someone • Provides useful or interesting information • The state of being resilience in difficult times • To not pay proper attention, fail to care properly • Showing a strong desire and determination to succeed • ...

15 Clues: to argue with logic • to argue with emotion • to argue with credibility • knowledge on which to base belief • the last section of a communication • when something is easy to understand • a personal view, attitude, or judgment • to move by argument to belief or agreement • identify where you got a piece of evidence • an unproven statement used as a premise in an argument • ...

15 Clues: To increase • A list of 3 • The art of persuasion • Appealing to the emotions of the audience • An announcement about a current situation • To speak in favour of someone or something • Including someone or something into a group • A 'real life' story used to exemplify a point • A direct opposite to achieve a stronger argument • ...

15 Clues: Literal logic • Numar intreg de la 0 la 255 • Reprezinta numerele intregi • Echivalentul pentru System.Int16 • Reprezinta sistemul System.UInt32 • Ti de date destiap pentru pastrarea caracterelor • Pentru ce tip de date corespunde intrervalul(-128-127) • Partea numerelor pozitive a tipului al sistemului INT16 • Tip de date destinat pentru numere reale cu precizie dubla • ...

15 Clues: A type of ceremony • Part three outlines Descartes... • created a code of ___ in part III • Another way of saying false science • that ___ points to the path of heaven • Descartes visited this place due to wars • Descararte's rules outline his philosophy of... • a concise expression of a fundamental moral rule • Inferred that ___ is more custom than he realized • ...

15 Clues: Our sense of taste • I think therefore I am • You can't truly "know something" • There are no facts only assumptions • Knowledge comes from human interaction • Knowledge comes from reason(Math and Logic) • We can know things without experiencing them • An AOK, Painting, music, theatre, literature • Knowledge comes from experience and observation • ...

15 Clues: - age 5 • - improves • - he adjective of music • -helps children express feelings • - relating to or occupying space • - help interest children in music • -someone who speaks two languages • - relating to language or linguistics • - relating to or within a person's mind • - help children separate fantasy from reality • ...

15 Clues: statements that can't be proven • who will be affected by the issue • appeals to the author's credibility; ethics • demonstrating why the counterargument is wrong • appeal to logical reasoning; sense of reasoning • persuade audience by appealing to their emotions • logic, data, facts that supports the claim(thesis) • explanation that connects the evidence to the claim • ...

15 Clues: Kind, generous • Capital of Denmark • Polemical; combative • Outstandingly bad; shocking • The extinct language of the Goths • The king of the Aesir in Norse Mythology • Peculiar or odd; deviating from the norm • A tendency to do nothing or remain unchanged • Online transactions process based on blockchain • The joining of commonalities or common purposes among a group • ...

16 Clues: la tienne • say yes to heaveeeen • promise we made 36 times • first of many many trips • in coffee shop especially • what do you say to everything • new found passion for both of us • 5/5 movie you rediscovered with me • syd and tirelire/gadoue (in french) • i want to stare at thousands with you • the two ones we did are core memories, think nature • ...

15 Clues: x+x' • Same as base • Abbreviation for Hexadecimal • What is the full form of T FF • The basic latch consists of_______ • The left most bit of binary number • In which operation carry is obtained? • What is output of Input 0 of D Flip Flop? • The combination of two half adder is _______ • In SR FF if Q=0, then output is said to be________ • ...

15 Clues: I am not irrational, I am _____ • Another word for this is biased • Another word for this is objector • Rainy days usually feel like this • Another word for this is a bandit • You can take your time, its not ______ • I was left in _____ when she said that to me • People often do irrational things on ________ • People in stressful situations usually do this • ...

15 Clues: might affect your browser • this hacker is not a mouse • meaty email you do not want • coax you into giving away data • allows hackers onto your computer • use this tool to get rid of a virus • malware that likes to copy copy copy... • why am I getting an advert for pink shoes? • you may have this if your phone bill is huge • a type of bomb to go off at a certain moment • ...

15 Clues: area network PAN • area network MAN • area network LAN • area network WAN • the process of a selection in any network • written in a particular programming language • a set of rules for formatting and processing data • a program that runs on a computer that creates a model • styles that are widely accepted by users to several vendors • ...

15 Clues: Joyful or exciting • The room Steam is in • Electronics or moving parts • Working with others in a team • What the S in STEAM stands for • Creating something out of supplies • A place inside a school where you learn • Thinking of ideas and drawing/modeling them • Making a new design after testing an old one • Expressing yourself to show passion or skill • ...

15 Clues: Not pounded or beaten. • A 10-event athletic contest. • To draw forth (as by research). • An _____ will hit earth in 2032. • Not observing the principles of logic. • A metric unit of length equal to 1000 met. • Drastically reduced especially in numbers. • He is a _____ person because he is unsocial. • The construction team had to _____ the dirt. • ...

15 Clues: The skill of managing time effectively? • The art of reaching agreements in discussions? • The ability to work collaboratively in a team? • The ability to generate new and original ideas? • The ability to take initiative and lead others? • The skill of setting clear goals and achieving them? • The ability to adapt to new situations and challenges? • ...

15 Clues: made of 8 bits • reads and writes data • basic input output system • goes on and off,performing a cycle • store data in the CPU. There are two types • a type of malware the tracks what keys you press • American Standard Code for Information Interchange • a security measure requiring 2 forms of identification • found on the mother bored, and connects various devices • ...

15 Clues: A place or location • The action of building • A declaration or remark • Something that is owned • Any of several large wildcats • Extending for a considerable distance • An attitude of consideration or high regard • A piece of work done as part of one’s duties • A device that generates heat light or other radiation • ...

15 Clues: A city-state in Greece • The highest class rules • A war of Greece and Persia • Expanded the Persian Empire • Gained domination over all of Greece • The election of leaders by the people • The main Greeks that lived on the main land • The Greeks that lived on the island of Crete • A Greek philosopher credited for the republic • A Greek historia who recorded the Trodgen war • ...

15 Clues: Repetition of ideas. • Misplacing emphasis on a claim. • Failing to consider exceptions. • _ Evidence- not providing any proof. • Mistaking _ for cause- two unrelated • Answers the question “Why is it important?” • Swap opposing statements with your position. • Explain to the judge the importance of your argument. • ...

15 Clues: to show off • not related to the topic • to make better; to improve • the time of greatest success • famous or having a good reputation • growing thickly or heavily; luxurious • impossible to read because it is sloppy • extremely poor; not having basic necessities • calm, serious, and proper; to calm with medication • clever and sharp-minded; thorough and deep understanding • ...

15 Clues: / A three-sided Polygon. • / An argument that uses logic. • / A statement that has been proven. • / A statement that is believed to be true. • / The statement formed by negating the hypothesis. • / A statement that describes a mathematical object. • / The statement formed by exchanging the hypothesis . • / The negation of statement p 'not P,' written as ~p. • ...

15 Clues: – The point at which something begins. • – A feeling of amazement and curiosity. • – The physical world and its phenomena. • – The universe seen as a well-ordered whole. • – The act of noticing and analyzing phenomena. • – The quality of being based on logic and reason. • – A reason or account that makes something clear. • ...

15 Clues: A visual way to represent data • A mathematical statement with an equals sign • Advanced math used in science and engineering • The skill of reasoning that math helps develop • The branch of math focused on shapes and space • A real-world area where math helps manage money • A thinking skill improved through learning math • ...

15 Clues: A Greek city state • Where the money is • To design buildings • government by the few • A Greek city-state focused on military • A piece of land almost surrounded by water • When a ruler or someone of power is killed • government by the people : rule of the majority • A Greek city-state focused on well-rounded citizens • an absolute ruler unrestrained by law or constitution • ...

15 Clues: a short phrase that tells a truth • to put something over something else • someone who understands things quickly • doing something many times to get better • the world around us, like trees and animals • to have a different opinion than someone else • I don't *** if it rains; I'm going out anyway. • the aspects or features of a person's character • ...

15 Clues: Central repository for business information. • Framework or structure guiding software development • AWS compute service that runs code without servers. • Protection from, or resilience against, potential harm. • Interface that allows software components to communicate. • Pattern used to queue and handle requests asynchronously. • ...

15 Clues: Who rescues the boys. • What does the fire represent. • The twins who stay loyal to Ralph. • The imaginary creature the boys fear. • A symbol of rescue and later of destruction. • The elected leader of the boys at the beginning • The isolated place where the boys are stranded. • What do type of food do the boys find Chapter 1. • ...

8 Clues: ages 12+/thinking more advancingly • ages 2-7/understand words and gestures • ages7-11/discover logic within the world • attributing life-like qualities to objects. • ages 0-2/develop our fives senses during this time • always follows necessarily from general or universal premises • when a child believes aspects of the real world are made by humans • ...

8 Clues: Hard-boiled private eye chasing a jewel-studded falcon • Parisian analyst who solves mysteries through pure logic • London sleuth with razor-sharp deductions, violin in hand • Oxford inspector who loves crosswords and classical music • Truth-seeking Bengali investigator from Sharadindu’s stories • Belgian detective with meticulous habits and “little grey cells” • ...

16 Clues: The fact of being alive or real. • Something you think is true or real. • The state of things as they really are. • Thinking carefully to come to a conclusion. • Thoughts and beliefs about life and the world. • Something you ask to learn more about a topic. • The moral principles that guide your behavior. • Thinking logically and making sensible decisions. • ...

16 Clues: Based on logic rather than emotion. • Acting quickly without careful thought. • To pause or delay because you are unsure. • The final result of a situation or decision. • Something that is more important than others. • A final choice made after thinking carefully. • To finally decide after careful consideration. • To feel sorry about a choice made in the past. • ...

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

6 Clues: as term in logic • state or condition of being able • first, earliest, existing from beginning • power, efficacy, from medieval Latin actualitatem • a book containing either all or principal words of language • composed of interconnected parts, formed by a combination of simple things or elements.

6 Clues: The study of existence and reality • Moral principles that govern behavior • The ability to act at one's own discretion • The theory that nothing matters in the world • The branch of philosophy concerned with reasoning • Who was the philosopher to come up with Cogito, Ergo Sum

6 Clues: easily disgusted • legally qualified or sufficient • quality of being worthy of respect • position of someone who works in a organization • bring peace to a country when threatened by military force • practice based on fear, ignorance, or magic rather than on scientific evidence or logic

16 Clues: appeals to emotion • appeals to ethics and credibility • using research to support your statement • a personal story to support your opinion • uses logic and reason to prove your point • numerical facts to support your statement • word choice that influences through emotion • a statement made by an individual in support • a comparison of relationships between things • ...

16 Clues: Author of 'Vertigo' • Credibility in writing • A short, personal story • The director of 'The Castle' • Using logic and reasoning in writing • Acronym for a discursive piece of writing • acronym for a reflective piece of writing • Acronym for a imaginative piece of writing • Asking a question without expecting an answer • PEL Acronym for a persuasive piece of writing • ...

16 Clues: You need water for __ • We __ over an inside joke • Chris Evans is the __ man • The situation __ with time • I was __ for the army last summer • We all __ for the national anthem • She is __ for her brother’s freedom • Some say humans have __ from monkeys • He didn’t study and __ he failed the test • The whole journey was __, we ended up turning back • ...

16 Clues: also called the Pineal Gland • which type of fibers decussate? • broca's area is found in which lobe? • what lobe is Wernicke's area found in? • condition that forms when CSF cannot drain • what is the most deep layer of cranial meninges • the hypothalamus is the relay station for ____. • main function for the frontal lobe of the cerebrum • ...

16 Clues: A feeling that demands to be scratched • What appears before the real beginning • Something designed to keep boredom away • When darkness slowly gives way to light • A moment where time seems to briefly stop • What looks back at you without being real • The hidden reason behind what someone does • To change shape by bringing parts together • ...

5 Clues: A long speech by one person. • Clear and reasonable thinking. • Speaking clearly and beautifully. • The study of Earth and its rocks. • A conversation between two or more people.

4 Clues: numbers • digital circuit. • likes logical gates. • bit like binary number

9 Clues: emotions • logic, lists • Appeals Ethos: credibility • The general character or attitude • the author feels about the subject/topic • The repetition of a word or phrase at the beginning of successive clauses • Calls something to mind without actually explaining it. They expect you to know what it is • ...

9 Clues: Another name for telemedicine • Store-and-forward; __________ technology • Broadcast of an event that non-video attendees can connect to • Home monitoring devices to support chronic disease management • Includes managers, analysts, data warehouse specialists (2-words) • When developers work together to test business rules and application logic • ...

9 Clues: Father of Logic • Father of History • An example of Primary Source • Derived from the Greek term "historia" • Gazette For Republic Acts and other legislative enacments or statutes • Type of criticism which seeks to falsify an idea without assuming its truth. • Sources Direct firsthand evidences regarding an object, person, or work of art. • ...

9 Clues: Something that holds many values • your programming language (a snake) • Used to make a decision in your code • Used to remove the last item from your Array • a loop that continues until a condition is met • A type of loop that repeats a certain amount of time • Something in code with a name that is used to store values • ...

9 Clues: The delay elements provide • Naming the states is done in • Time delay device is the memory element of • Asynchronous sequential logic circuit not uses • Internal state and input values together are called • The change in state from 00 to 11 will cause a change in • The effect of change in input more than one state is called • ...

9 Clues: Cuvântul cheie • Tipul de date definit prin cuvântul cheie bool • Tipul de date ce se defineşte cu cuvântul cheie int • Tipul de date ce se defineşte cu cuvântul cheie char • Tipul de date ce se defineşte cu cuvântul cheie enum • Valoarea ce nu se modifică pe parcursul execuţiei programului • Tipul de date în care fiecare valoare are o ordine bine definită • ...

15 Clues: Not good • Sal's father • Sal's grandma • Main character • the way life is • Mima's name for Sal • they all lost theirs • another kid; Sal's friend • Sal's best friend; sister • were thrown around a few times • something Sal's mother left behind for him • something we all have; some more than others • inspiring quotes from dad; you only make yourself less • ...

8 Clues: fallacies errors in reasoning • language used in a non-literal way • argument that addresses the opposing side • appealing to an audience's sense of logic/facts • appealing to the credibility of the writer/speaker • devices tools used in effective writing or speaking • a preconceived opinion or prejudice, typically seen as unfair • ...

8 Clues: narrator of the story • strange marks found near Sir Charles' body • family haunted by the legend of a terrifying hound • brilliant detective who uses logic to solve the mystery • new heir to the Baskerville estate who may be in danger • mysterious object left in Sherlock’s office by Dr. Mortimer • doctor who brings the Baskerville mystery to Sherlock’s attention • ...

8 Clues: Persuading an audience using emotion • The overall vibe or feeling of the texts • The group of people the text was made for • The person, or group, that is creating the text • Persuading the audience using logic, facts, or data • The main topic or idea the speaker wants you to know • Persuading an audience using trust, expertise, or experience • ...

9 Clues: digital image composed of dot or pixels • small amount of memory located at the cpu • the default character set that uses 7 bits • the lowest possible language to write code • that values that a computer uses to store data • what computers uses to process arithmetic logic • where information of a program is stored on a computer • ...

10 Clues: How a message is interpreted. • Meaning Dictionary definition. • Method used to resolve many differences. • Meaning Personal association for a word. • Level at which people need each other to attain their goals. • A rational weighing of facts and evidence using rules and logic. • A miscommunication of inaccurate perception of another person’s intentions. • ...

9 Clues: an appeal to emotion • an appeal to logic and reason • an appeal to credibility or authority • a distraction from the actual argument • an attack on the person making the argument • a misrepresentation of the opposing side of an argument • the idea that if many people believe something to be true, it is true • ...

9 Clues: : The opposing side of the argument • : Evidence or logic used to support a claim • : Words or phrases that connect ideas smoothly • : A type of writing meant to persuade the reader • : A short story or example used to support a point • : A sentence that introduces a paragraph's main idea • : A statement that expresses the writer's main position • ...

9 Clues: to boycott a product or action • To increase the efficiency of a task • not exactly an atheist but also not religious • someone of low status or unimportant to society • a person who asks questions that end with a "?" • "you are hereby free of all charges against you" • the action of causing excitement within a person • ...

9 Clues: an appeal to emotions • an appeal to logic and reason • an appeal to ethics and credibility • words or phrases that evoke an emotional response • how the author views what he or she is writing about • the use of repeated grammatical structures in a list of items • comparison between two things to explain or clarify a concept • ...

7 Clues: Moving quickly, smudge, British quartet • Colored two sides, opposed by house music • Accessing both ears, a scientific building • Nationality and a cruel king's prelude to Tahi • The flourgrinder's namesake aquatically orbits as thus • DRJ became it, Thomas blamed it; yet The King knew his time had come • ...

5 Clues: ________notation • a name that stores a value • the code a command needs to run properly • ______error--code runs, but not correctly • ______label--a string that calls up the library

8 Clues: basically using verbs to describe another • different word for logic that creates appeal • using familiar phrases or sayings together in one • different word for character or credibility appeal • way to act on your feelings or appeal to your emotions • comparison between two things using the words like or as • ...

10 Clues: opposite (7 letters): IntroVERSION_____ • career for NT types (10 letters): Manag_EMENT____ • focus on preferences, not ___ (8 letters): Aptitude • on values rather than logic (7 letters): Fe_ELING___ing • focused on ideas and imagination (9 letters): IntuitION_____ • energized by being with others (11 letters): ExtravE____tion • ...

8 Clues: a person who supervises a person or an activity • ability to be defended with logic or justification • a group of symptoms which consistently occur together • theft or misappropriation of funds placed in one's trust • the action or process of manufacturing or inventing something • unacceptable or improper behaviour, especially by an employee • ...

8 Clues: The main enemy of legal realists • Holmes was a Supreme Court _____ • Legal realists believe law is in constant ____ • Holmes said to view law from this person's perspective • Type of judge who starts with a "hunch" about what's right • Legal realists focus on what judges do in ____, not theory • According to Holmes, the life of law has been _____, not logic • ...

8 Clues: – A movement imagining a world beyond prisons • – What prisons try to silence, but hip-hop amplifies • – The logic at the centre of the American carceral system • – What mass incarceration claims to deliver but rarely does • – The institution that helped create moral panic around rap • – A system used to monitor, control, and criminalise communities • ...

6 Clues: How Persuasion works • What are the two influencers • People have faith in your judgment and competence • People believe they’re interacting with the real you • People feel that you care about them and their success • whose words and actions seem to carry more weight than others

16 Clues: A decision • Being smart • Thinking in advance • Similar to decomposition • Process done in a particular order • Repetition of a process or utterance • A process that generalises a solution • A process or set of rules to be followed • Making computer data easy for a human to comprehend • One of many instances of modelling in computer systems • ...

16 Clues: controls our entire body • largest part of the brain • made up of the brain and spinal cord • nerves outside of the nervous system • responsible for balance and coordination • take in the electrical signals in a neuron • carry signals to the brain when we do actions • carry signals to the brain when we use our senses • part of the brain that takes in math, speech, logic • ...

16 Clues: the literal meaning of a word. • A comparison using like or as. • the feelings associated with a word. • A comparison without using like or as. • The repetition of initial consonant sounds • Words that resemble the sound they describe. • Provide enjoyment through stories, poems, etc. • Provide factual information or explain a topic. • ...

16 Clues: uncalled for. • to copy or imitate. • cruel and bitter criticism. • occurring at the same time. • in proportion to something. • outdated; no longer relevant. • a sudden and terrible failure. • left without; lacking something • essential; absolutely necessary • refusing to change one's mind or be persuaded. • to criticize unfairly in order to damage some one's reputation. • ...

16 Clues: Data about data • Can be either a 0 or a 1 • A set of 8 zeros or ones • This is how you encode data • An agreed upon set of rules • Wikipedia is an example of ______ • Small piece of text that tracks information • A set of procedures useful for making a program • A self-replicating software with bad intentions • The process of repeating something multiple times • ...

16 Clues: pg50 eyeglasses • pg57 mainly or mostly • p38 under a magical spell • pg 45 acting grumpy or pouty • pg51 making fun of someone in a mean way • p34 lands or territories ruled by someone • pg39 to go get something and bring it back • pg55 showing good judgment; making a smart choice • pg48 clear, reasonable thinking; making sense • ...

16 Clues: FET you see in modern ICs • Tiny brain of embedded systems • Converts reality into digital form • Keeps clocks in line across circuits • Classic transistor with three layers • Ticks steadily to keep your circuits in sync • Two-wire interface that “whispers” between chips • Converts digital commands back into the real world • ...

16 Clues: The current Vice President • The number of states in USA. • The left-wing and liberal party in the US. • The surname of the 1st American president. • The founding document of American democracy. • The mode of persuasion that appeals to logic. • The chamber where each state has two senators. • The right-wing and conservative party in the US. • ...

4 Clues: speed of IC • sum of product • Multiplication • Programmable logic array

7 Clues: An appeal to emotion • An appeal to logic or reason • An appeal to ethics (credibility) • Information used to support or prove a claim • A position taken by someone with the opposite viewpoint. • Thesis statement describing the position the writer is taking on an issue • A discussion in which reasons are put forward in support of and against a claim

7 Clues: the literal meaning of a word • uses emotions to persuade an audience • used credibility to persuade an audience. • the art of persuasive and effective communication • uses facts, logic, and reasoning to persuade an audience. • strategies that a writer, author, or speaker use to persuade • an idea or feeling that a word creates, in addition to its literal meaning