logic Crossword Puzzles

9 Clues: fair or reasonable • in an equal or even manner • to join or combine (two things) closely • fear or nervousness about what might happen • the art or process of writing words or music • a proper or reasonable way of thinking about or understanding something • in a good state or condition that is not easily changed or likely to change • ...

9 Clues: An employee often will come across. • It is fundamental to creating logic in programs. • It search for and eliminate errors or defects in a program. • It entails pushing the boundaries of knowledge and understanding. • It enable the computer to carry out various tasks and operations. • A fundamental thing that allows us to execute a block of code continuously. • ...

9 Clues: assert that one has gained or achieved. • an exchange of diverging or opposite views. • the mental process of drawing deductive inferences. • think, understand, and form judgments by a process of logic. • a cause, explanation, or justification for an action or even. • a method of drawing conclusions by going from the specific to the general. • ...

9 Clues: appeal to emotions • appeal to logic and fact • appeal to authority and credibility • A short reference to a familiar person, place, thing, or event • The comparison of two unlike things by using the words "like" or as" • A comparison of two different things by speaking about one in terms of the other • ...

9 Clues: This rhetorical appeal is focused on credibility. • This rhetorical appeal is focused on logic and reasoning. • The scientific or scholarly process that posters are based on. • A session where researchers present their work in a less formal way. • A type of research poster that is presented at academic conferences. • ...

5 Clues: The ______ was kicked out of his house. • The girl fell to her death off a ______. • The water rushed ______ over the edge of the dam. • People began to shout out ______ which had no logic. • The boy was ______ when listening to the dodgeball rules.

6 Clues: the base is 16 • for OCTAL 123456 A72E • where 1 is low and 0 is high • of cells in a four variable kmap sixteen • number of NAND gates required to form an AND gate two • of bits required to assign binary roll nos to a class of 60 students six

20 Clues: containing error • a chief cityof a country • a person who is a reciever • causing repugnance or aversion • awakening memories of something similar • an act of singing along to a music video. • given to or characterized by contemplation • required as a matter of obligation; mandatory • given or felt by each toward the other; mutual • ...

19 Clues: Displays sorted data • Uniquely identifies each column • Used for querying database records • Variable storing non-decimal numbers • Specifies the default value of a column • allows you to permanently delete a table • variable representing binary logic values • character sequence used to represent the text • also called a row represents a single data object • ...

19 Clues: the study of triangles • who you are is your _____ • antonym of artificial (type of number) • a 2d samosa is in the shape of a ________ • solving multiple unknowns at the same time • an easy way to display data is on a _______ • values on either side of this_____ are equal • 2x + 3y is an example of a mathematical _______ • ...

19 Clues: smell • Vision • audition (hearing) • deals with sensory information • sensory: touch and body position • controls mostly automatic functions • crucial role in maintaining behavioral arousal and consciousness. • includes the olfactory bulbs, hippocampus, hypothalamus, and amygdala. • involved in the planning, control, and execution of voluntary movements. • ...

19 Clues: Reasoning and thinking clearly. • The final decision of the jury. • Unfair treatment or violation of rights. • Statements given by witnesses under oath. • Unfair judgment based on personal opinions. • The person who leads the jury's discussions. • Fair treatment and the application of the law. • Language that stirs strong feelings or emotions. • ...

19 Clues: blundering and awkward • to pull loose by force • to give out in small amounts • a result, effect; importance • to swallow up, overwhelm, consume • something that serves as a reminder • to fool, deceive; to mislead utterly • severe, harsh, strict; thoroughly logic • to defeat; to keep from gaining some end • coming after; following in time, place, or order • ...

19 Clues: blundering and awkward • to pull loose by force • a result, effect; importance • to give out in small amounts • to swallow up, overwhelm, consume • something that serves as a reminder • to fool, deceive; to mislead utterly • severe, harsh, strict; thoroughly logic • to defeat; to keep from gaining some end • without legal force of effect; no longer binding • ...

19 Clues: - Hip x 2 • - Duck x 2 • - Rome founder #2 • - Rome founder #1 • - Napoleon lost this battle • - Appeal to reason derived from logic. • - The study of solving codes and ciphers. • - This was one of the original names of Zero. • - Derived from Weeping/Tearful, a Christian hymn. • - A very fine avian, large American sporting event • ...

19 Clues: - Hip x 2 • - Duck x 2 • - Rome founder #1 • - Rome founder #2 • - Napoleon lost this battle • - Appeal to reason derived from logic. • - The study of solving codes and ciphers. • - This was one of the original names of Zero. • - Derived from Weeping/Tearful, a Christian hymn. • - A very fine avian, large American sporting event • ...

20 Clues: Weapon identification science • Police investigation technique • Criminal tendency to re-offend • Examination of physical evidence • Use of logic to draw conclusions • Use of logic to draw conclusions • Proven alibi that shows innocence • the killing of one person by another. • the desire to harm someone; ill will. • Assistance in the commission of a crime • ...

9 Clues: form an idea of the amount or assess. • the substance or essence of a speech or text. • explain the meaning of (information, words, or actions) • disapprove of and attempt to prevent, especially by argument. • of an argument or point) having a sound basis in logic or fact • stated clearly and in detail -leaving no room for confusion or doubt. • ...

9 Clues: The shared values, beliefs, and practices of a group. • Working effectively with others to achieve a shared goal. • Understanding and sharing the feelings of another person. • The positive attributes and skills you bring to the team. • The 'I' in a personality type; gains energy from time spent alone. • ...

7 Clues: Also known as the brain of the computer. • Performs the logic functions in the computer • A special-purpose computers used inside a device • It represents billions of machine cycles per second. • A type of intelligence that is used in fifth-generation computers. • A set of instructions that the computer needs to carry out a task. • ...

7 Clues: the figurative word for a sound, or imitation of • causing gloom or disaster; gloomy; dreary; melancholy • in accordance with the principles of logic; reasonable • a figurative comparison of two things using like or as • the formation of mental images through figurative description • characterized by, having, or showing no respect; lacking courtesy or esteem • ...

7 Clues: The process of finding and fixing errors in code. • A bug in the code that causes unexpected behavior. • Error Error that occurs while the program is running. • Error Error caused by incorrect structure in the code. • The process of translating source code into machine code. • ...

19 Clues: Take an oath • given to judges • Dispute;complaint;decision • Consist of Practices and dispositions • of Law Off legal txt in their hierarchy • Would impair if judges emabarked on this • Solutions reached in prior legal dispute • Colonies 17th Century/Org. of American Law • Conquest 11th Century/Origin of American Law • Many factors at play/prsnlty;poltc.prejudice/ • ...

19 Clues: - Hip x 2 • - Duck x 2 • - Rome founder #2 • - Rome founder #1 • - Napoleon lost this battle • - Appeal to reason derived from logic. • - The study of solving codes and ciphers. • - This was one of the original names of Zero. • - Derived from Weeping/Tearful, a Christian hymn. • - A very fine avian, large American sporting event • ...

19 Clues: Law of gravity • Person who operates a business • Sun is the center of the universe • Indirect control of an area or country • Helped create/improve the steam engine • Extension of a country's power and control • Division of Africa between European powers • Advocate for freedom of speech and religion • Law of Pendulum & Motion and invented the telescope • ...

20 Clues: The Boolean algebra law stating A+AB=A • A circuit that holds multiple bits of data • A circuit that can convert binary to decimal • The flip-flop type with toggle functionality • A sequential circuit that has no feedback path • The Verilog statement used to describe data flow • A circuit that performs addition and subtraction • ...

20 Clues: – A device that converts energy into motion. • – A device that manages and regulates systems. • Cell – A sensor used to measure weight or force. • – Technology using compressed air to perform work. • Interlock – A device that prevents unsafe actions. • Belt – A moving surface that transports materials. • – Technology using pressurized fluid to perform work. • ...

6 Clues: the study of myths • desire or be curious to know something. • the act of observing or paying attention to something. • to make an educated guess or deduction based on logic and evidence. • the ability to understand and share another person's feelings and experiences • ...

13 Clues: How a computer makes a decision. • When there is a choice in a program. • Information that goes into a computer. • Information that comes out of a computer. • One piece of programming contained within another. • Finding and fixing an error in a computer program. • Making the same instructions happen again and again. • ...

13 Clues: argument used to oppose another argument • repetition of beginning consonant sounds • Sayings like "A penny saved is a penny earned" • feeling or atmosphere a writer creates for the reader • object, person, or idea used to represent something else • rhetorical device that relies on facts to support a claim • ...

13 Clues: a position on a topic • the opposing side of a topic • a statement that supports your ideas • the reason for or intent of a writing • an authors way of appealing to the audience using logic • an explanation to support the claim and prove your point • the way a person views a topic, information, or an event • an authors way of appealing to the audience using emotion • ...

13 Clues: n. 진흙 • v. to go away from (a place) • a. making or causing a lot of noise • n. a substance that is able to flow freely • n. an area of land that is surrounded by water • v. to be unable to find (something or someone) • v. to combine (two or more things) to make one thing • a. very large; very great in size, amount, or degree • ...

13 Clues: An objects speed and direction. • Doubt as to the truth of something. • A dance term for spinning on one foot. • The product of an objects mass and velocity. • A quantity having only magnitude not direction. • A quantity having direction as well as magnitude. • The tendency of an objects motion to remain unchanged. • ...

13 Clues: Imperfections. • Sympathy (synonym). • Bad fortune or ill luck. • Excessive (ambition, for instance). • The purging of the emotions at the end. • Feeling that should be aroused in a tragedy. • A loss of wealth, rank, reputation, or happiness; ruin. • Excessive pride & lack of respect for the natural order. • What leads to the downfall of the protagonist in a tragedy. • ...

6 Clues: based on reason and logic • describing Earth as the center of the universe. • describing the sun as the center of the universe • the act of cutting something into parts in order to study it • a method of looking at information and evidence through questioning and doubt • ...

6 Clues: A customer’s choice to purchase a product • A fact about or characteristic of the product • Something required or essential that is lacking • An advantage customers receive from using a product • A customer’s motivation for purchasing a product that is based on feelings • A customer’s motivation for purchasing a product that is based on thinking or logic

6 Clues: the art of designing buildings • a way of thinking that uses reason • the hill above a Greek city, on which temples were built • the temple built on the acropolis above Athens, honoring the goddess Athena • a famous Greek philosopher and scientist known for classifying plants and animals • ...

13 Clues: cites a source within your paper • tells where you got you information • written about a portion of one's life • order in which works cited page is listed • written about a person's life by that person • written about a person's life by someone else • _______ source is from the actual time period, like a letter • ...

13 Clues: /specific case for which a conjecture is false. • /a line that intersects at least two other lines. • /interchanging the hypothesis and conclusion of a statement. • Lines / two lines that intersect to for a right angle. • Lines / Lines that do not intersect and are coplanar. • ...

13 Clues: the brain of the robot • the subsystem that includes the VEX Joystick • the piece used to manually control your robot • the subsystem that includes the microcontroller • the type of nut that has a plastic insert on the inside • the subsystem that serves as the "skeleton" of the robot • the shape of the holes in the sheet metal structure pieces • ...

13 Clues: "if q, then p." • "p if and only if q." • "if not q, then not p." • "if not p, then not q." • a statement that is believed to be true. • the process of using logic to draw conclusions. • nonadjacent angles formed by two intersecting lines. • an example that proves that a conjecture or statement is false. • a pair of adjacent angles whose noncommon sides are opposite rays. • ...

14 Clues: credibility • appeal to logic • appeal to emotion • comparing two unlike things • an exaggerated word or phrase • a brief story used to make a point • when a question is raised and then immediately answered • placing two elements side by side in order to make a comparison • two contrasting concepts back to back; usually involving parallel structure • ...

14 Clues: discrete work item • measure of the work performed to date • major accomplishment or decision point • tracking of modifications to a work plan • tree for organizing the work to be performed • a task or measure taken to influence the outcome • uncertain event or condition that could affect the outcome • the amount of time an activity may slip before becoming critical • ...

14 Clues: a representative • to get something from a source • to establish or start something new. • favoring large or widespread changes • a fake name, frequently used by authors • disloyalty to a country by helping an enemy. • a type of advanced mathematics focused on the study of change. • the ability of the mind to think clearly and understand; logic • ...

14 Clues: "Make me a..." • Katy and Harrison's dog • The pond that the lake house is on • Name of one of the teams in today's frisbee game • Country where Katy and Harrison biked this summer • Favorite spot for dancing to Soul, Funk and R&B 45's • Location where Katy and Harrison got engaged last summer • Frisbee team that Katy and Harrison first played on together • ...

14 Clues: having two sides • a god or a goddess • the reason or logic, evidence • chaos or large-scale destruction • a joint or scam, where two parts meet • to drink a liquid; to absorb or take in something • the means of persuasion that appeals to the audience’s emotions • in a plant, a grain or seed; often edible and found inside the plant • ...

14 Clues: lack of harmony • having or showing bad intentions • expect the worst focus on the bad • shop/store where medicine is sold • harsh or unpleasant combination of sounds • pieces of information of little importance or value • Discord a doctor who specializes in noises, mostly terrible ones • showing different colors when seen or shown from different angles • ...

14 Clues: appeal to emotions • the art of persuasion • appeal to logic and fact • appeal to authority and credibility • a person who delivers a speech or lecture • moral principles that govern a person's behavior • a figure of speech using the words "like" or "as" • the act of causing people to do or believe something • the assembled spectators or listeners at a public event • ...

14 Clues: belonging naturally; essential • regard as probable; expect or predict • a quality that evokes pity or sadness • likely to cause disagreement or argument • to appeal to the audiences' sense of reason or logic • having, showing, or done with good judgment or sense. • provide (someone) with an incentive for doing something • ...

14 Clues: Most widely used OS for mobile phones. • Communication protocol used to send emails. • A storage location identified by a memory address. • First page of a website, also called a landing page. • Language used for structuring and presenting web content. • An IP-based protocol used to secure network communication. • ...

15 Clues: reasoned from facts • The component parts of an analysis • The component parts of an analysis • Information received from the senses • What a person perceives using their senses • A statement or information that can be verified • A conclusion reached on the basis of evidence and reasoning • A person who has seen someone or something related to a crime • ...

4 Clues: featuring or putting in • using logic to deduce an answer • relating to certain skills or sciences • information that is acquired or learned

14 Clues: earth-centered view of the universe • built on the new theories about astronomy • agreement by which people created a government • was passionately committed to individual freedom • was a new way of thinking about the natural world • devoted himself to the study of political liberty • is a logic procedure for gathering and testing ideas • ...

14 Clues: having two sides • a god or a goddess • the reason or logic, evidence • chaos or large-scale destruction • a joint or scam, where two parts meet • to drink a liquid; to absorb or take in something • the means of persuasion that appeals to the audience’s emotions • in a plant, a grain or seed; often edible and found inside the plant • ...

14 Clues: bold and without shame • having a sharply strong taste or smell • involving or limited to basic principles • making a loud, confused noise; uproarious • inspire or permeate with (a feeling or quality) • gentle and kindly / (of a disease) not harmful in effect • to present (an honor, right, or gift) / to put to use, apply • ...

14 Clues: Being over-the-top to get a point across • An appeal to the emotion of the audience • Unfair treatment for or against a person or group • Using strong modal verbs like ‘must’ and ‘have to’ • Media that write popular but sensationalist journalism • a photographer who pursues celebrities to get photographs of them • ...

14 Clues: Negative Stress • Positive Stress • Reverting to earlier behaviors • Anger prolonged as a sign of extreme anger • Replacing an unwanted impulse with its opposite • a situation or event that causes us to feel stressed • Justifying an unacceptable feeling or behavior with logic • one blames another person or objects for his failures or fault • ...

14 Clues: create or devise • adverb (NOT EXACTLY) • move in a specified direction • unable to be explained or accounted for. • done or undertaken by one person or party • occurring, operating, or done at the same time • remove (someone) from a place of danger to a safer place. • form a theory or conjecture about a subject without firm evidence. • ...

14 Clues: (Stride) The fuel that makes “smart” feel like “weak” • (Stride) The week where you suddenly decide you’re unfit • (Joggle) The tiny things you forget until they become urgent • (Stride) What you call it when you forget the pacing mistake • (Stride) The habit that turns any finish time into a complaint • ...

4 Clues: an educated guess. • recurring or repeating. • relating to or using analysis or logical, • reasoning conducted or assessed according to strict principles of validity.

4 Clues: Has an IQ of a clam • Never comes to class • “Has such pretty eyes” • Lets do the do now logic critical thinking question

19 Clues: the opposing idea • the art of argument • arguing using logic • what your purpose is • arguing using emotions • arguing using character • another term for demonstrative rhetoric. • self-deprecating humor in order to brag • debating for the purpose of winning points • share your listeners' mood (form of concession) • ...

20 Clues: purposes. • A directed acyclic graph. • a function that can be opened. • Another name for a logic chip is - • r device that converts ac to dc signal • a combined devise for modulation and demodulation • The density of pixels described in pixels per inch. • uneven delay in the delivery of audio/video packets • the essential center/core of the computer operating system • ...

19 Clues: (v.) / to find differences • (v.) / tell in your own words • (v.) / to work jointly with others • (v.) / to add details to something • (v.) / to understand or find meaning • (v.) / explain the meaning of something • (v.) / to give a short version of something • (v.) / to grow or become bigger or more advanced • ...

19 Clues: A logic gate that inverts the input. • Eight bits in binary are known as.... • A step-by-step plan to solve a problem. • Four bits in binary are known as a..... • An application used to create a letter. • A survey question that allows any answer. • An application used to create spreadsheets. • An application used to create presentations. • ...

7 Clues: The law making part of a government. • A forced overthrow of the government. • A government with a monarch at the head. • A way to describe a country with good products. • A country that controls the way goods are produced. • To refuse to purchase goods from a certain company or place. • ...

7 Clues: Not telling the whole truth. • Something that all humans process. • The quality or state of not being accurate. • Reasoning conducted or assessed according to strict principles of validity. • Giving an appearance or impression different from the true one; misleading. • A view or opinion that is incorrect because based on faulty thinking or understanding. • ...

7 Clues: Error that occurs while the program is running. • Error caused by incorrect structure in the code. • The process of finding and fixing errors in code. • A bug in the code that causes unexpected behavior. • The process of translating source code into machine code. • An event that occurs during program execution that interrupts the normal flow of instructions. • ...

7 Clues: The bony structure that protects the brain. • The organ that governs thought, consciousness, and higher functions. • The network of nerves that transmits signals between the brain and body. • The hemisphere of the brain often associated with creativity and intuition. • A small brain region that regulates hormones, body temperature, and hunger. • ...

12 Clues: It is called, "the age of reason". • Unable to take the viewpoint of other people. • Second stage of Cognitive Development Theory. • First stage of Piaget's Cognitive Development Theory. • Children learn abstract thinking in the ________ operational stage. • ____________ refers to using existing mental patterns in new situations. • ...

12 Clues: Alas, he cannot read! • ______ for the top of Act I! • This alum revived Chrysostomos in 2017 • An alternate title for our canceled Spring 2020 show • The first Sophomore Play, directed by Jaxson Oakley in 2019 • The total number of Shakespeare plays produced by Chrysostomos since 2017 • The insult that First Murderer uses against the son of Macduff in "Macbeth" • ...

12 Clues: worn out and shabby looking. Synonym - worn, ragged • making a vibrating sound. Synonym - warbling, musical • without reason, sense, or logic. Synonym - crazy, absurd • high-pitched; ear-splitting sound. Synonym - scream, shriek, howell • Without good sense; foolish. Synonym - brainless. Antonym - brainy, skilled, keen • ...

12 Clues: A joint stock colony • Led to freedom of press trial • A representitve democracy created in virgina • Religiously tolerent people and accepted all groups • This was written after they landed in the wrong place • Encourged religious acceptance and united the colonies • People began to use logic and reason to improve society • ...

12 Clues: Another word for representative democracy • A type of government where one person rules • A type of government where a king or queen rules • A type of government where a religion is in charge • A type of democracy where citizens vote on each issue • Last name of the most important enlightenment philosopher • ...

12 Clues: Hypertext Markup Language • a boundary or limit, especially of time. • based on or in accordance with reason or logic. • describes how HTML elements are to be displayed on screen • directive to a computer program to perform a specific task • algorithm that puts elements of a list in a certain order. • positional system that represents numbers using a base of 16. • ...

12 Clues: small bits of data found within the CPU • the amount of space occupied by an object • a component that can store an electrical charge • industry standard form factor for desktop computers • the mechanism that holds the platter of an HDD in place • the smallest unit of measurement used to quantify computer data • ...

12 Clues: Sound; well-founded; logical. • An appeal to logic and reason. • Adequate for the purpose; enough. • An appeal to authority and credibility. • The art of persuasive speaking or writing. • An appeal to the emotions of the audience. • Relating to a subject in an appropriate way. • Author or speaker’s main point about an issue in an argument; thesis • ...

12 Clues: the information and ideas you present • the source or originator of the speech • the location where the speech will be given • the expected purpose and setting for the speech • everything you say and to do appeal to emotions • the specific group of people to whom the speech is directed • some real or understood need that a speech might help address • ...

12 Clues: Appeals to logic and reason. • Appeals to emotions and feelings. • Negative beliefs or attitudes about a group. • Physical closeness often increases attraction. • Socialization is how we learn to fit into society • Behavior intended to harm or injure another person. • Attractiveness First impressions are often based on appearance. • ...

12 Clues: The ALU is found inside the ________ • CPU stands for ________ Processing Unit. • Computers process digital or ________ data • ALU stands for Arithmetic and ________ Unit • ________ processing will result in a true/false answer • The two parts of a computer processor are the CPU and main ________. • ...

12 Clues: Expand POS • What does Fill status 9 indicate? • WeCare reporting is based on __________ Data. • layer holds some historical data for reference. • framework developed to tackle the performance issues. • Macro based tool to automate the generation the Bteq script template. • Third party vendor that generates employee performance scorecard for CVS. • ...

12 Clues: A method of reasoning/thinking • A prediction that can be tested • Variable The variable being changed by the experimenter. • A procedure that tests if a hypothesis is true or false. • A conclusion drawn from observations and prior knowledge. • A way of organizing, writing, and conducting the experiment. • ...

12 Clues: Main conflict of the story: _______ vs savagery • Which character represents order and leadership • The name of chapter 4: _____ faces and long hair • Which character represents savagery and a desire for power • Which one of Jack's obsessions led to his descent into savagery • Complete the quote: "Kill the pig. Cut her throat Spill her ____" • ...

12 Clues: Main conflict of the story: _______ vs savagery • Which character represents order and leadership • The name of chapter 4: _____ faces and long hair • Which character represents savagery and a desire for power • Which one of Jack's obsessions led to his descent into savagery • Complete the quote: "Kill the pig. Cut her throat Spill her ____" • ...

12 Clues: Main conflict of the story: _______ vs savagery • Which character represents order and leadership • The name of chapter 4: _____ faces and long hair • Which character represents savagery and a desire for power • Which one of Jack's obsessions led to his descent into savagery • Complete the quote: "Kill the pig. Cut her throat Spill her ____" • ...

12 Clues: the state of being engaged • the act or action of representing • the quality or state of being free • the quality or state of being independent • possession of control, authority, or influence over others • a special advantage or right possessed by an individual or group • the state of being equal, especially in status, rights and opportunities. • ...

12 Clues: An appeal to reason and logic in an argument. • Numerical data used to support an argument or claim. • Objective information that can be proven true or false. • The persuasive appeal based on credibility and authority. • The emotional appeal used to evoke feelings in the audience. • A personal belief or judgment that may influence an argument. • ...

12 Clues: worn out and shabby looking. Synonym - worn, ragged • making a vibrating sound. Synonym - warbling, musical • without reason, sense, or logic. Synonym - crazy, absurd • high-pitched; ear-splitting sound. Synonym - scream, shriek, howell • Without good sense; foolish. Synonym - brainless. Antonym - brainy, skilled, keen • ...

12 Clues: created the theory • an instrument for measuring time • from this time on or from that time on • the total amount of words in a language • most common type of port found on modern computers • branch of linguistics and logic concerned with meaning • recognises that language is used to function in everyday life • ...

12 Clues: a measurement of storage • Drive portable storage drive • amount of space taken by something • A component that can store an electrical charge • A newer audio/video connector used in newer computers • The register stores information acquired from the arithmetic logic unit • Part of the system bus that transfers computer data bi-directionally from the CPU • ...

12 Clues: Small bits of data found within the CPU • The amount of space occupied by an object • A component that can store an electrical charge. • Industry standard form factor for desktop computers. • A newer audio/video connector used in newer computers. • The mechanism that holds the platters of an HDD in place. • ...

20 Clues: worse than all others • the numbers 13 through 19 • to put your arms, legs, etc • at certain times, occasionally • as a representative of someone • something that is done as a test • something that is done as a test • to run or move quickly or suddenly • feeling or affected by pain, painful • having a smooth, shining, bright appearance • ...

19 Clues: Numerical data used to support an argument • Persuading by using logic, facts, and reasoning • A personal belief or view presented by the writer • A short personal story used to engage the audience • Language, Words that provoke an emotional response • Persuading by appealing to the audience’s emotions • A reason or set of reasons given to persuade others • ...

20 Clues: The Boolean algebra law stating A+AB=A • A circuit that holds multiple bits of data • A circuit that can convert binary to decimal • The flip-flop type with toggle functionality • A sequential circuit that has no feedback path • A circuit that performs addition and subtraction • A digital storage element with two stable states • ...

19 Clues: This kind of motivation comes from within • A fulfilling life often includes acts of __________ • DBT teaches us to build this kind of meaningful life • This skill helps when emotions are intense or triggering • You create a life worth living by taking small __________ • The first step in building change is setting an __________ • ...

19 Clues: – Using feelings instead of facts to persuade. • – Persuasion using facts, logic, and evidence. • – Persuasion by appealing to people’s emotions. • – Comparing two things that are not truly alike. • – Attacking the person instead of their argument. • – A mistake in reasoning that makes an argument weak. • – Making a problem seem much simpler than it really is. • ...

19 Clues: A strong desire to achieve something. • A group of words with a subject and verb. • The art of effective speaking or writing. • A word that connects words, phrases, or clauses. • A persuasive technique that appeals to emotions. • Something that seems to appear everywhere at once. • Something harmful that spreads slowly or secretly. • ...

19 Clues: When your behavior plays copy and paste. • When genetics claims full responsibility. • The act of demonstrating so others follow. • Piaget’s stage where logic finally grows up. • The brain signal that rings the victory bell. • When life’s experiences rewrite the instructions. • When your environment files the complaint instead. • ...

4 Clues: Put this in logic: "Not every bird can fly." • Put this in logic: "There exists a bird that cannot fly." • Per De Morgan's law, what is ﹁∃xP(x) logically equivalent to? • Per De Morgan's law, what is ﹁∀xP(x) logically equivalent to?

13 Clues: a word which describes a noun • the writing in an advertisement • the picture or photo in an advertisement • the short form of the word "advertisments" • these kinds of word describe adjectives or verbs • using logic and/or reason in an attempt to persuade • a persuasive technique aiming at playing on emotions • The ________ idea guides the main topic of a paragraph • ...