medical terminology Crossword Puzzles
Blood Terminology 2025-10-11
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- The protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen.
- pressure: The force of blood against the walls of blood vessels.
- factors: Proteins that help blood clot.
- Transfusion:
- A condition in which there are too many red blood cells in the blood.
- Blood Cells (Leukocytes):
- The rhythm of the heart as it pumps blood through the body.
- A condition in which there are too few platelets in the blood.
- A blood clot or other material that blocks a blood vessel.
- (Thrombocytes):
- Terms:
- The liquid portion of blood that contains proteins, electrolytes, and other substances.
- The process of stopping bleeding.
- A medical professional who specializes in hematology.
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- White blood cells that include neutrophils, eosinophils, and basophils.
- The study of blood.
- type: A classification of blood based on the presence or absence of certain antigens on the surface of red blood cells.
- White blood cells that include T cells, B cells, and natural killer cells.
- Plasma that has had its clotting factors removed.
- aggregation: The process by which platelets stick together to form a clot.
- A condition in which there are too few red blood cells or hemoglobin in the blood.
- blood: Blood that is given from one person to another.
- blood: Blood that receives the donated blood.
- Blood Cells (Erythrocytes):
- components: The different parts of blood, including plasma, red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets.
- A cancer of the white blood cells.
26 Clues: Terms: • Transfusion: • (Thrombocytes): • The study of blood. • Blood Cells (Leukocytes): • Blood Cells (Erythrocytes): • The process of stopping bleeding. • A cancer of the white blood cells. • factors: Proteins that help blood clot. • blood: Blood that receives the donated blood. • Plasma that has had its clotting factors removed. • ...
Painting Terminology 2025-10-07
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- A dry paint coat lacking flexibility.
- Bubbles under the surface of a paint coat. This can occur when your local painters don't pay attention to humidity conditions.
- A paint's ability to cover the surface or layer of paint underneath. Also called opacity(two words).
- Two colors with no visible difference(two words).
- How well dry paint stays attached to the surface. The three main factors impacting adhesion are local weather conditions, paint chemistry, and surface preparation.
- When a paint gun turns paint into particles or mist.
- The surface to be painted.
- When moisture reaches and swells an undercoat, wrinkling the topcoat.
- Paint roller fibers.
- A paint's resistance to damage.
- Removing flaws by way of mechanical sanding.
- A milky look caused by moisture mixing into drying paint. Also called grinning through.
- The initial layer in a multiple-part paint application.
- Surface preparation of steel by use of compression-propelled abrasive materials(two words).
- Applying primer to small areas where the surface has become exposed(two words).
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- A surface without a coat of paint(two words).
- Removing paint and particles with a sharpened instrument.
- When the paint dries before an application.
- Spots caused by a paint's reaction to water when drying. It can be caused by improper power washing or attempting to paint when prevailing weather conditions are too wet(two words).
- The point where paint no longer feels tacky to the touch.
- Cracks formed by paint shrinking when it dries. Caused when a painter applies the paint too thick to hide imperfections rather than preparing the surface properly.
- Bubbles that form in paints during preparation which can affect the application.
- When wide, crossing cracks form in paint layers. Caused mainly by application mistakes, such as applying an oil-based paint over a water-based primer or applying a topcoat before the undercoat is dry.
- A paint's ability to resist the next coat soaking into it(two words).
- Time necessary before a second application(two words).
- Small cracks marring the paint's surface. Also called crows feet or crazing. Caused by the natural aging of wooden siding. Wood expands and contracts over time, and the paint moves. Checking is one of the reasons why no exterior paint job lasts forever.
- Retraction of paint into indents causes the surface to show through. Cissing only occurs when the home's surface is contaminated.
- Curling and detaching of paint from loss of adhesion.
- Peeling of paint. Also called flake-off.
- When the base does not fill in a flaw or a scratch. We hate this, so our Newton homeowners can count on us to handle the light carpentry repairs that prevent this phenomenon.
- Thin, downward ribbons of paint. They are also called sags. This is caused either when a painter thins the paint too much before application or applies the paint too thickly.
- Thickening of paint that indicates it is jelling.
- Partial drying of paint.
- Merging two colors together so the difference is indiscernible. Also called feathering.
- Sprayed paint that does not hit the surface.
- Using tape and other coverings to prevent paint from applying to certain areas.
- Discoloration in a new coat of paint when the old application shows through.
- A section where an application extends over another coat.
38 Clues: Paint roller fibers. • Partial drying of paint. • The surface to be painted. • A paint's resistance to damage. • A dry paint coat lacking flexibility. • Peeling of paint. Also called flake-off. • When the paint dries before an application. • Removing flaws by way of mechanical sanding. • Sprayed paint that does not hit the surface. • ...
Dental Terminology 2026-04-06
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- Action taken to prevent disease, especially by specified means or against a specified disease.
- A specialist who treats injuries, diseases and infections of the tooth pulp
- Another name for bicuspid.
- Decay detection x-rays.
- Dental specialist with expertise in surgically treating the effects of periodontal disease.
- A specialized branch of dentistry that corrects malocclusion and restores the teeth to proper alignment and function.
- x-ray An intraoral x-ray taken with the film held between the teeth in biting position.
- molar The last of the three permanent molar teeth, also called wisdom teeth.
- A decay lesion or hole in a tooth.
- The soft tissue that covers the jawbone. Also referred to as the gums.
- The upper jaw.
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- The large, pointed teeth at the corners of the mouth, located between the incisors and bicuspids.
- The specialized branch of dentistry that deals solely with treating children's dental issues. Also referred to as a Pediatric Dentist.
- The six upper or six lower front teeth.
- The area between two adjacent teeth.
- An extraoral full-mouth X-ray that records the teeth and the upper and lower jaws on one film.
- Refers to the side of tooth, between teeth, towards the front.
- Refers to the side of tooth, between teeth, towards the back.
- The four front teeth referred to as central and lateral incisors, located in the upper and lower jaws and used to cut and tear food.
- The lower jaw.
20 Clues: The lower jaw. • The upper jaw. • Decay detection x-rays. • Another name for bicuspid. • A decay lesion or hole in a tooth. • The area between two adjacent teeth. • The six upper or six lower front teeth. • Refers to the side of tooth, between teeth, towards the back. • Refers to the side of tooth, between teeth, towards the front. • ...
Computer Terminology 2026-04-10
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- — To transfer data or files from a remote computer or server to a user's local device.
- — Security software or hardware that monitors and controls incoming and outgoing network traffic to protect a computer from threats.
- — A wired networking technology used to connect computers and devices together in a local area network (LAN).
- — Malicious software designed to harm, exploit, or gain unauthorized access to a computer system.
- — An organized collection of data stored and managed by a computer system, allowing for easy retrieval and updating.
- — A small, fast memory storage area that temporarily holds frequently accessed data to speed up computer performance.
- — A small graphical symbol or image on a computer screen representing a file, folder, application, or function.
- — An error or flaw in a computer program that causes it to malfunction or produce incorrect results.
- — Software application used to access and view websites on the internet, such as Chrome, Firefox, or Safari.
- — A digital container used to organize and store files on a computer, similar to a physical folder.
- — The physical components of a computer, including the monitor, keyboard, processor, and hard drive.
- (KB) — A unit of digital storage equal to approximately 1,000 bytes.
- (GB) — A unit of digital storage equal to approximately 1 billion bytes, commonly used to measure file and storage sizes.
- (MB) — A unit of digital storage equal to approximately 1 million bytes.
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- — The process of converting data into a coded format to protect it from unauthorized access.
- — The process of accessing a computer system or online account by entering a username and password.
- — A unit of digital information consisting of 8 bits, used to represent a single character or piece of data.
- — The preset settings or options that a computer program uses automatically unless the user changes them.
- — The maximum amount of data that can be transmitted over a network connection in a given time period, usually measured in megabits per second (Mbps).
- — The process of finding and removing errors or bugs from a computer program.
- — The smallest unit of data in computing, represented as either 0 or 1 in binary code.
- — Instructions written in a programming language that tell a computer what actions to perform.
- — A visual indicator (usually an arrow or blinking line) on a computer screen that shows where the user can click or type.
- — The visual design and layout through which users interact with a computer program or operating system.
- — A step-by-step procedure or set of rules that a computer follows to solve a problem or complete a task.
25 Clues: (KB) — A unit of digital storage equal to approximately 1,000 bytes. • (MB) — A unit of digital storage equal to approximately 1 million bytes. • — The process of finding and removing errors or bugs from a computer program. • — To transfer data or files from a remote computer or server to a user's local device. • ...
Photolithography Terminology 2026-05-19
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- a microfabrication process that uses light to transfer geometric patterns from a photomask onto a light-sensitive chemical called a photoresist
- a high-precision glass or quartz plate containing microscopic, light-blocking patterns of an integrated circuit or device
- a sliver of semiconductor material used in electronics
- critical thermal steps that drive off solvents, crosslink polymers, and stabilize photoresist patterns
- after photoresists is applied this process removes the exposed substrate beneath
- a curved, transparent piece of glass or plastic used to refract and focus light
- a form of electromagnetic radiation that can be perceived by the human eye
- the process of manufacturing miniature structures, components, and devices with features measured in micrometers (microns) or smaller
- a chemical solution or mixture used to trigger a specific, visible physical or chemical change
- the process of projecting a pattern onto a substrate coated with a photosensitive polymer (photoresist)
- a tiny, flat piece of semiconductor material (usually silicon) that holds thousands to billions of microscopic electronic components
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- a light-sensitive organic polymer used in photolithography and photoengraving to create patterned coatings
- a precise manufacturing process that uses light-sensitive resist and chemical etchants to remove selected areas of metal, creating intricate, burr-free, and stress-free components
- the act of creating, copying, or arranging things following a specific sequence, rule, or decorative design
- a foundational surface, layer, or substance upon or through which a process occurs
- an invisible form of high-energy electromagnetic radiation found naturally in sunlight
- a printing method based on the chemical principle that oil and water repel each other
- advanced, high-precision semiconductor manufacturing machines that transfer microscopic circuit patterns from a photomask onto silicon wafers using light
- a foundational photolithography technique used to manufacture semiconductors
- a protective or decorative layer applied to the surface of a material
- a hard, brittle metalloid and the second most abundant element in the Earth's crust
21 Clues: a sliver of semiconductor material used in electronics • a protective or decorative layer applied to the surface of a material • a form of electromagnetic radiation that can be perceived by the human eye • a foundational photolithography technique used to manufacture semiconductors • ...
Poetic Terminology 2026-05-13
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- Am emphasis or accent placed on a syllable in speech.
- The repetition of a vowel.
- When stresses recur at fixed syllables
- Words that express concepts and ideas.
- Word choice or vocabulary.
- Form A poem that doesn’t have a rhyme scheme or nor a basic meter.
- Used by natives
- A recurring symbol, event, location etc.,found in myth and literatue across different cultures, and eras.
- An unasserted syllable creating a low point a in a symbol.
- A statement that what one thing is something else, when it it not.
- Line A line of verse that does not end with punctuation but keeps going.
- A four line stanza
- The recurring pattern of stresses and pauses in a poem.
- A traditional narrative of anonymous
- A recurring pattern of two or more lines in a poem.
- The harmonious effect when the sounds of words connect
- Form Sometimes called a “fixed form” follows specific rules
- Any comparison in lines of more or less rhythm.
- a predictable pattern.
- Literally meaning of a word
- A two line stanza
- Suggestions of literal meanings
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- An attempt to represent something by the sound it makes.
- Latin for "the mask."
- A pause anywhere in a poetic line, or at the end.
- A fixed form of 14 lines in most poetry
- A person, place, or thing that suggests meanings beyond a literal sense.
- A discrepancy of what's said and meant.
- Casaul or informal yet correct version of language
- Language used by common people
- A harsh, discordant sound.
- Appropiate use of language when speaking to people of importance or unknowns.
- Line A line of verse that usually stops in a full pause.
- that arises out of a culture’s oral tradition.
- A series of words that refer to any sensory experience
- The constant repetition of sound.
- The art of determining the metrical pattern of verse in a poem
- Immediately refer to when we sense them
- Two or more words that contain a similar vowel or consonant sound.
- The____ or _____ the author is trying to convey.
- A three line stanza
41 Clues: Used by natives • A two line stanza • A four line stanza • A three line stanza • Latin for "the mask." • a predictable pattern. • The repetition of a vowel. • Word choice or vocabulary. • A harsh, discordant sound. • Literally meaning of a word • Language used by common people • Suggestions of literal meanings • The constant repetition of sound. • A traditional narrative of anonymous • ...
Kitchen Terminology 2026-05-12
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- To use tools to determine the exact amount of an ingredient needed.
- To add spices, herbs, or other flavorings to food.
- To cook food directly under high heat.
- To cut food into thin, flat pieces.
- To heat the oven to the correct temperature before cooking.
- Cooked to be firm to the bite.
- To soak food in a flavored liquid before cooking to add flavor or tenderize.
- To beat butter and sugar together until light and fluffy.
- To work dough by folding, pressing, and turning to develop gluten.
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- To boil briefly then plunge into ice water.
- To cook food gently in liquid just below boiling.
- To remove the outer skin or layer from fruits or vegetables.
- To cook food in hot liquid that is bubbling and steaming.
- To cut food into small, irregular pieces.
- To mix ingredients until they are smooth and evenly combined.
- To gently combine ingredients by cutting through the mixture and turning it over without stirring.
- To scrape off the colored outer skin of citrus fruits for flavor.
- To cook food using the vapor from boiling water.
- To cook food using dry heat in an oven.
- To beat ingredients together quickly using a whisk to add air.
- To shred food into small pieces using a grater.
- To cook food quickly in a small amount of oil or butter.
- To cut food into small, even cubes.
- To combine two or more ingredients together.
24 Clues: Cooked to be firm to the bite. • To cut food into thin, flat pieces. • To cut food into small, even cubes. • To cook food directly under high heat. • To cook food using dry heat in an oven. • To cut food into small, irregular pieces. • To boil briefly then plunge into ice water. • To combine two or more ingredients together. • ...
Ceramics Terminology 2026-05-11
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- rolled rope of clay
- part of an object that isn't normally glazed
- Mrs. Beam's favorite color
- stage of clay, glazed and refired
- clay oven used to fire clay
- designed with a use, has a purpose
- tool used to hollow out objects
- roll clay on this to avoid it sticking to the table
- apply three coats, fire again
- stage of clay, kiln fired once
- put your clay in this to keep it from drying out
- recommended number of glaze coats
- _______ and slip to get two pieces of clay to stick together
- stage of clay, somewhat dry but still workable
- object used to give clay a specific form
- do not put clay down this
- used to clean up base of wheel thrown item, shapes bowls
- dampen, use to smooth clay
- do this to remove air bubbles from clay
- wear this to keep clay off of your clothes
- used to smooth rough spots on bisqueware
- the process of recycling dry clay to functional clay again
- trimmed into bottom of wheel thrown item to give it something to stand on
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- tool used to carve and trim
- ____________ tools used to form clay, blend, smooth
- stage of clay, completely air dried
- clay "pancake"
- technique of glazing carved lines to enhance design
- pointy, used to score and cut
- ball of clay pinched into a form
- ________ wheel, used to throw clay objects
- glaze is this
- used to cut clay off of the block
- can be applied to greenware to add details
- rolls slabs
- throw "off this" to make mini pots
- apply to complete a clay piece, dry and done
- used to apply paint or glaze
38 Clues: rolls slabs • glaze is this • clay "pancake" • rolled rope of clay • do not put clay down this • Mrs. Beam's favorite color • dampen, use to smooth clay • tool used to carve and trim • clay oven used to fire clay • used to apply paint or glaze • pointy, used to score and cut • apply three coats, fire again • stage of clay, kiln fired once • tool used to hollow out objects • ...
Baseball Terminology 2026-05-11
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- The pitcher who comes in at the end of the game to secure victory
- Routine pop fly
- Recording two outs with one hit ball
- Reggie Jackson
- Frank Thomas
- Pitching a complete game and not allowing a single hit
- A pitch that has no spin and moves erratically
- Slang term for home run
- A pitch that is slower than a fastball but thrown with the same motion
- The fourth batter in a line up
- A hard hit or thrown ball that goes in a straight line
- Striking out four times in one game
- The "Say Hey Kid"
- The position played between the second and third baseman
- A home run with bases loaded
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- When the pitcher throws out a baserunner before the ball is pitched
- Reaching second base on a hit with no errors recorded
- A hard hit ground ball
- Facing the minimum amount of batters in a complete game
- Giving up an out to help a runner advance a base
- The only pitcher in MLB history with 5,000 strikeouts
- Uncle Charlie
- The man given credit for breaking the color barrier in professional baseball
- The technical term for a walk
- Another nickname for Babe Ruth
- The last word of Babe Ruth's nickname
- A term used for a left-handed pitcher
- "The Kid"
- Improper pitching motion that leads to runners advancing a base
- Randy Johnson
30 Clues: "The Kid" • Frank Thomas • Uncle Charlie • Randy Johnson • Reggie Jackson • Routine pop fly • The "Say Hey Kid" • A hard hit ground ball • Slang term for home run • A home run with bases loaded • The technical term for a walk • Another nickname for Babe Ruth • The fourth batter in a line up • Striking out four times in one game • Recording two outs with one hit ball • ...
Phonics Terminology 2026-02-09
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- The knowledge of graphemes and the phonemes that correspond to them
- The process of turning spoken words into written words
- Two adjacent vowels in the same syllable whose sounds blend together in a slide to make one sound
- Sounds produced when the letter r follows a vowel
- A word or part of a word that ends in one vowel followed by at least one consonant
- Syllable with two adjacent or side-by-side vowels that work together
- A syllable with one vowel, one consonant, and a final e (VCe)
- Consonant phonemes that are spelled with two letters
- Vowel phonemes that are spelled with two letters
- The smallest unit of sound in speech.
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- A final, separate syllable that is always stable or reliable in its pronunciation and spelling
- System of teaching decoding and encoding through a step-by-step process
- A word or part of a word that ends in one vowel
- letters or letter combinations
- The knowledge that letters and groups of letters correspond with individual sounds in words
- Two or more consonants that are clustered together, but each letter sound can be identified
- A letter that is not a vowel
- The vowel sound made in an unstressed syllable
- The process of turning written words into spoken words
- A letter that is not a consonant
20 Clues: A letter that is not a vowel • letters or letter combinations • A letter that is not a consonant • The smallest unit of sound in speech. • The vowel sound made in an unstressed syllable • A word or part of a word that ends in one vowel • Vowel phonemes that are spelled with two letters • Sounds produced when the letter r follows a vowel • ...
Sensory Terminology 2026-08-10
23 Clues: Eye • Eye • Ear • Dull • Iris • Lens • Xer/o • Stapes • Vision • Dacry/o • Old Age • Corne/o • Pupill/o • Blephar/o • Auricul/o • Ciliary Body • Widen(larger) • Ear Condition • Vision(suffix) • Eustachian Tube • Hearing(suffix) • Smaller(or less) • Tympanic Membrane
Anatomical Terminology 2026-08-17
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- the plane that divides the body into anterior and posterior
- the major cavity below the chest
- the plane parallel to the midline; divides the body into unequal left and right
- on either side of the umbilical
- the lower middle portion of the abdominal region
- the plane that divides into top and bottom
- the middle portion of the abdominal region
- head, neck and trunk; along the midline
- towards the center of the body
- towards the front; ventral
- upper middle region of the abdomen
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- below another body part (closer to the feet)
- towards the back; dorsal
- further away (with respect to the midline)
- closer to the point of attachment
- the plane that divides the body into left and right
- above another body part (closer to the head)
- on either side of the hypogastric
- further away from the point of attachment
- legs and arms; attached to the midline
- on either side of the epigastric
21 Clues: towards the back; dorsal • towards the front; ventral • towards the center of the body • on either side of the umbilical • the major cavity below the chest • on either side of the epigastric • closer to the point of attachment • on either side of the hypogastric • upper middle region of the abdomen • legs and arms; attached to the midline • ...
Livestock Terminology 2026-06-02
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- Young bovine
- Female goat
- Young chicken, greater than 3 days old
- Castrated swine
- Intact, male swine
- Young swine
- Referring to cattle species
- Very young chicken, 1-3 days old
- Male chicken
- Referring to goat species
- Castrated bovine
- Castrated goat OR sheep
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- Term for any domesticated bird raised for human purposes
- Female bovine, who HAS given birth
- Female bovine, who HAS NOT given birth
- Female chicken, who HAS NOT laid an egg
- Young sheep
- Intact, male bovine
- Intact, male goat
- Female swine, who HAS NOT given birth
- Referring to pig species
- Referring to the sheep species
- Female swine, who HAS given birth
- Female sheep
- Young goat
- Female chicken, who HAS laid an egg
- Intact, male sheep
27 Clues: Young goat • Young sheep • Female goat • Young swine • Young bovine • Female sheep • Male chicken • Castrated swine • Castrated bovine • Intact, male goat • Intact, male swine • Intact, male sheep • Intact, male bovine • Castrated goat OR sheep • Referring to pig species • Referring to goat species • Referring to cattle species • Referring to the sheep species • Very young chicken, 1-3 days old • ...
EFM Terminology 2026-07-22
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- Pattern not associated with contractions.
- Visually apparent abrupt decrease in FHR that may occur with or without contractions.
- Decelerations occurring with less than 50% of contractions in a 20-minute segment.
- Baseline FHR greater than 160 bpm.
- Pattern associated with contractions.
- Smooth, sine wave-like undulating FHR baseline pattern that persists for at least 20 minutes.
- Presence of accelerations and moderate variability reliably predict the absence of fetal metabolic ________
- Mean FHR rounded to increments of 5 bpm during a 10-minute window.
- Baseline FHR less than 110 bpm.
- Baseline FHR variability that is detectable but less than or equal to 5 bpm
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- Decelerations that occur with 50% or more of uterine contractions in a 20-minute window.
- Fluctuations in baseline FHR that are irregular in amplitude and frequency.
- Baseline FHR variability greater than 25 bpm
- Abrupt increase in FHR above baseline.
- Visually apparent decrease in FHR lasting 2 minutes or more but less than 10 minutes
- Predictable timing deceleration in which the nadir occurs after the peak of the contraction.
- Category of FHR tracing that is abnormal and predictive of abnormal fetal acid-base status at the time of observation
- Baseline FHR variability amplitude of 6–25 bpm
- More than 5 contractions in 10 minutes, averaged over 30 minutes.
- Lowest point of a deceleration.
20 Clues: Lowest point of a deceleration. • Baseline FHR less than 110 bpm. • Baseline FHR greater than 160 bpm. • Pattern associated with contractions. • Abrupt increase in FHR above baseline. • Pattern not associated with contractions. • Baseline FHR variability greater than 25 bpm • Baseline FHR variability amplitude of 6–25 bpm • ...
Newspaper Terminology 2026-08-06
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- An article in a newspaper or other periodical that presents the opinions of the newspaper, publisher, editor, or editors.
- The top of the newspaper that includes general information about the newspaper. The masthead will typically contain the newspaper name, publisher, date, and more.
- News: Breaking news stories that contain timely and relevant information. The most newsworthy stories are placed on the front page of the paper.
- A line of text that states where the story was physically written.
- A recurring opinion-based article.
- The design and position of stories, advertisements, pictures, and more in the paper.
- This abbreviation refers to the opinions and editorial pages of the newspaper.
- News: This is a term referring to publications that are printed instead of published electronically.
- Section: This section of the newspaper contains stories relevant to the city or town in which the newspaper is published. It contains local stories.
- Headline: A line of text that is slightly smaller than the headline. The sub headline, also referred to as a sub head, will contain a more detailed description of the story than the headline.
- Section: This section of the newspaper contains stories and news related to business.
- A brief description underneath a photo that explains what is happening in the photo.
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- A continuation line that appears at the end of a story on a page that directs readers to the rest of the story on another page.
- A line indicating who wrote the story. Oftentimes, this will also include the writer’s title.
- Section: This section of the newspaper contains stories related to entertainment. This may include movie and play reviews, stories about restaurants, and things to do in town.
- The first sentence, or the beginning, of a story.
- Page: The first page of the newspaper. This page contains the most timely, relevant, and newsworthy stories.
- Section: This section of the newspaper contains stories and news related to sports.
- Text formatted in a large type setting that summarizes that story and grabs the readers’ attention.
- News: Human interest news pieces such as entertainment stories, features, reviews, and more.
20 Clues: A recurring opinion-based article. • The first sentence, or the beginning, of a story. • A line of text that states where the story was physically written. • This abbreviation refers to the opinions and editorial pages of the newspaper. • Section: This section of the newspaper contains stories and news related to sports. • ...
Musculoskeletal Terminology 2026-07-29
30 Clues: ribs • ulna • ilium • femur • tibia • joint • pubis • sacrum • lumbar • radius • fibula • carpal • coccyx • tendon • cranium • tarsals • scapula • sternum • humerus • ischium • clavicle • cervical • phalanges • cartilage • ligaments • metatarsals • metarcapals • smooth muscle • cardiac muscle • Skeletal muscle
Yearbook Terminology 2026-09-16
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- heavier sheets of paper which hold the pages of the yearbook to the cover
- where 2 pages meet
- one element draws more attention than other similar elements through size, weight, placement, and graphic treatment
- short informational phrase by the title
- pre-designed layout, either by Jostens or us, used consistently
- verbal or visual strategy of repeating elements, such as color, at least 3 times
- an image that captures important moments as they are happening, showing an activity in progress
- a horizontal break across the spread
- usually at the beginning of the book, this outlines the order of sections and pages
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- small "layouts within a layout;" like a sidebar or excerpt
- empty space on a page that prevents overcrowding and negative space
- unposed and casual picture of a person or group
- 16-page grouping made up of two 8-page flats; how the yearbook is printed
- a spread used to separate sections
- the yearbook term for page number
- two facing pages in the yearbook; the two pages you can see when open
- a natural photo showing an emotional response
- the arrangement of page elements on a spread/ladder
- the first thing readers see on the outside of the book
- the basic organizational plan that lists yearbook spreads with the subject of each page
- area of the yearbook connecting the front and back covers
- the alphabetical listing of names with page numbers
- a posed photo of a person's head and shoulders
- a group of pages containing similar content
- text blocks accompanying photos to add information
- used to identify people in the yearbook, both verbally (written) and by labeling the picture
- the main text or article
- large print designed to attract readers to the story and highlight the focus
28 Clues: where 2 pages meet • the main text or article • the yearbook term for page number • a spread used to separate sections • a horizontal break across the spread • short informational phrase by the title • a group of pages containing similar content • a natural photo showing an emotional response • a posed photo of a person's head and shoulders • ...
Terminology Final 2026-09-24
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- Dx
- IV
- Hx
- As needed
- K9
- Bright, Alert, Responsive
- Intensive Care Unit
- PE (two words)
- q24 is how many times per day?
- BID is how many times per day?
- Immediately
- Urinary Tract Infection
- SQ
- QID is how many times per day?
- MM
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- DDx (two words)
- Domestic Long Hair
- TID is how many times per day?
- Rx
- Tx
- IM
- Fasting (nothing by mouth)
- As much as needed? (two words)
- A PO medical is given how?
- Sx
- Hit by car
26 Clues: Dx • IV • Rx • Tx • Hx • IM • K9 • SQ • Sx • MM • As needed • Hit by car • Immediately • PE (two words) • DDx (two words) • Domestic Long Hair • Intensive Care Unit • Urinary Tract Infection • Bright, Alert, Responsive • Fasting (nothing by mouth) • A PO medical is given how? • TID is how many times per day? • q24 is how many times per day? • BID is how many times per day? • As much as needed? (two words) • ...
Medical technology 2017-02-05
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- The list that you have to be on before you are given the chance of a lifetime!
- What the M stands for in MRI.
- Beginning with the letter D, what gives a shock that your heart would not mind?
- What is the medical name for short-sightedness?
- What you lie in when having a MRI scan.
- Pacemakers send these types of pulses.
- Beginning with ‘D’, robots help you make these ‘abilities’ more accurately.
- In laser-eye surgery, what the section reshaped is medical named.
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- Pacemakers are often given to patients with _ _ _ _ heart rates.
- Surgeons using robots can suffer from less of this?
- A defect in the lens shape of your eye.
- Your body takes medicines to stop this happening to your newly transplanted organ.
- A person might have to be this ‘sort’ of dead, before they could be a donor!
- How nuclear medicine gets into your body.
- A specific dye that is used with MRI scans.
- A typical part that might be donated to a patient.
- What the surgeon uses to control the medical robots.
17 Clues: What the M stands for in MRI. • Pacemakers send these types of pulses. • A defect in the lens shape of your eye. • What you lie in when having a MRI scan. • How nuclear medicine gets into your body. • A specific dye that is used with MRI scans. • What is the medical name for short-sightedness? • A typical part that might be donated to a patient. • ...
Medical English 2013-04-11
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- Pain that feels like it is eating you
- A sensation that an amputated limb is still there is known as a _____ limb.
- A person who is trained to do medical work, especially first aid, but is not usually a fully qualified physician.
- A drug that causes a loss of sensation
- A vehicle specially equipped for taking sick or injured people to and from the hospital
- A type of headache that is often unilateral and can last for up to 3 days.
- A person (typically a woman) trained to assist women in childbirth.
- A technique to relief pain during childbirth that involves blocking the transmission of signals through nerves in or near the spinal cord.
- A type of lesion that can be found in the stomach and is often associated with a bacterial infection
- To deal with or manage.
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- Pain that cannot be endured or tolerated is:
- Pain that is sudden.
- A drug or medicine for relieving pain
- Pain that is long-lasting.
- The organ that holds urine until it can be expelled from the body.
- A solid or fluid-filled lesion formed by an abnormal growth of cells that appears enlarged in size.
- The final stage of pregnancy - childbirth
17 Clues: Pain that is sudden. • To deal with or manage. • Pain that is long-lasting. • Pain that feels like it is eating you • A drug or medicine for relieving pain • A drug that causes a loss of sensation • The final stage of pregnancy - childbirth • Pain that cannot be endured or tolerated is: • The organ that holds urine until it can be expelled from the body. • ...
Medical 4 2021-09-08
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- separation of blood
- pre or pro
- appearing with birth
- decrease in hemoglobin
- excessive thirst
- occurs outside
- surrounding
- without speech
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- high pressure
- apart, near, with
- destroys microorganisms
- glands near kidneys
- Neoplastic cancer
- separation of substances into parts
- across, through
- two sides
- SIDS for example
17 Clues: two sides • pre or pro • surrounding • high pressure • occurs outside • without speech • across, through • excessive thirst • SIDS for example • apart, near, with • Neoplastic cancer • separation of blood • glands near kidneys • appearing with birth • decrease in hemoglobin • destroys microorganisms • separation of substances into parts
medical lab 2022-04-02
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- blood element for clotting
- blood test for all the blood elements
- number 20 in the periodic table and hardens bones
- salts impacted by alcohol
- this is low with anemia
- body organ inflamed by alcohol
- insulin producing organ
- BUN and creatine reveal health of this organ
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- is elevated in diabetes
- number of kinds of white blood cells
- where blood elements are made
- the good fat
- helps bones and mood and we make from sunlight
- full fat dairy and red meat are high in this
- yellow fluid reveals recently used drugs
- organ impacting metabolic rate
- the bad fat
17 Clues: the bad fat • the good fat • is elevated in diabetes • this is low with anemia • insulin producing organ • salts impacted by alcohol • blood element for clotting • where blood elements are made • organ impacting metabolic rate • body organ inflamed by alcohol • number of kinds of white blood cells • blood test for all the blood elements • yellow fluid reveals recently used drugs • ...
medical lab 2022-04-02
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- blood element for clotting
- blood test for all the blood elements
- number 20 in the periodic table and hardens bones
- salts impacted by alcohol
- this is low with anemia
- body organ inflamed by alcohol
- insulin producing organ
- BUN and creatine reveal health of this organ
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- is elevated in diabetes
- number of kinds of white blood cells
- where blood elements are made
- the good fat
- helps bones and mood and we make from sunlight
- full fat dairy and red meat are high in this
- yellow fluid reveals recently used drugs
- organ impacting metabolic rate
- the bad fat
17 Clues: the bad fat • the good fat • is elevated in diabetes • this is low with anemia • insulin producing organ • salts impacted by alcohol • blood element for clotting • where blood elements are made • organ impacting metabolic rate • body organ inflamed by alcohol • number of kinds of white blood cells • blood test for all the blood elements • yellow fluid reveals recently used drugs • ...
medical terms 2021-07-29
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- before birth
- temporary cessation of breathing
- cut apart
- secreting internally
- relieving pain
- one tenth of a liter
- immune body fights foreign substances
- beyond the audible range
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- to draw away
- lack or absence of bile secretion
- mutually reinforcing
- a widespread epidemic
- lack of water
- malignant, green- colored tumor
- above the pelvis
- to draw toward
- red blood cell
17 Clues: cut apart • to draw away • before birth • lack of water • to draw toward • relieving pain • red blood cell • above the pelvis • mutually reinforcing • secreting internally • one tenth of a liter • a widespread epidemic • beyond the audible range • malignant, green- colored tumor • temporary cessation of breathing • lack or absence of bile secretion • immune body fights foreign substances
Vocabulary - Medical 2024-06-04
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- - A hard covering to protect and support a broken bone.
- - A medical procedure to fix or take out something inside the body.
- - A break in a bone.
- - A small solid dose of medicine.
- - A picture of the inside of the body, especially bones.
- - An injury caused by twisting a joint.
- - Something used to treat illness or pain.
- - An injury where the skin is not broken but there is bleeding underneath.
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- - A small open injury on the skin.
- - Something you put on a big cut.
- - When your body temperature is higher than 37.3C
- - Harm or damage to the body.
- - An injury where the skin is cut or broken.
- - A common illness that causes fever, cough, and body aches.
- - A sticky strip used to cover a small wound.
- - Medicine you take when you have a headache.
- - The pain inside your ear.
17 Clues: - A break in a bone. • - The pain inside your ear. • - Harm or damage to the body. • - Something you put on a big cut. • - A small solid dose of medicine. • - A small open injury on the skin. • - An injury caused by twisting a joint. • - Something used to treat illness or pain. • - An injury where the skin is cut or broken. • - A sticky strip used to cover a small wound. • ...
Medical Crossword 2025-05-18
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- : Brain disorder that causes seizures
- : Emotionally induced chest pain
- : State of unconsciousness, unresponsive to stimuli
- : Progressive neurologic disorder that causes tremors
- : Nerve cell of the brain
- : Sensorial disorder involving repetitive movements or sounds
- : Paralysis of one side of body
- : Causes of strokes or heart attacks
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- : Cerebrospinal fluid surrounds this organ
- : Mental disorder characterized by hallucinations and delusions
- : “…Mini-stroke,” brief disruption of blood flow to the brain
- : Lower chambers of the heart
- : Therapy using needles
- : Removal of tissue for diagnostic examination
- : Chronic pain condition often affecting muscles
- : Bacterial lung infection
- : Neurotransmitter linked to pleasure and reward
17 Clues: : Therapy using needles • : Nerve cell of the brain • : Bacterial lung infection • : Lower chambers of the heart • : Paralysis of one side of body • : Emotionally induced chest pain • : Causes of strokes or heart attacks • : Brain disorder that causes seizures • : Cerebrospinal fluid surrounds this organ • : Removal of tissue for diagnostic examination • ...
Medical terms 2025-02-02
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- A hard cover usually made of plaster used to protect and heal a broken bone
- A feeling of being unsteady or like everything is spinning which can make someone lose balance
- A small bubble on the skin filled with liquid usually caused by rubbing or burns
- A neck injury caused by a sudden movement of the head often from a car accident
- A brain injury caused by a hard hit to the head which can make someone feel dizzy or confused
- A device used to support or protect a body part like a knee ankle or back usually after an injury or surgery
- A condition where the body does not have enough water making a person feel weak or dizzy
- A special pen like device with medicine that helps stop a serious allergic reaction
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- An injury where a bone moves out of its normal place in a joint causing pain and swelling
- A bunch of loops made with a needle and thread to close a deep cut or wound and help it heal
- A serious situation where someone cannot breathe because they are underwater for too long
- Red irritated or bumpy skin caused by an allergy illness or reaction to something
- A condition where skin and body parts freeze because of extreme cold which can cause damage
- Red painful skin damage caused by too much time in the sun without protection
- A stick used to help someone walk usually for support or balance
- A thin sharp metal tool used to inject medicine or take blood from the body
- Long sticks with handles that help someone walk when they have an injured leg or foot
17 Clues: A stick used to help someone walk usually for support or balance • A hard cover usually made of plaster used to protect and heal a broken bone • A thin sharp metal tool used to inject medicine or take blood from the body • Red painful skin damage caused by too much time in the sun without protection • ...
Medical abreviations 2026-02-01
Shopping Terminology 2021-01-22
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- An indication of food quality.
- products.
- Evaluating different brands, sizes, and forms of a product before making a
- The name a manufacturer puts on products so people will know that company makes
- A system of putting calendar dates on perishable and semiperishable foods to help
- to know how long to display products and to help consumers to choose products that will
- Making an unplanned purchase without much thought.
- An agent used to kill insects, weeds, and fungi that attack crops.
- A food produced without the use of synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, or growth stimulants.
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- A listing of a product’s cost per standard unit, weight, or measure.
- Fresh fruits and vegetables.
- A breakdown of how a food product fits in an average diet that appears on the
- A brand sold only by a store or chain of stores.
- decision
- A product that sweetens food without providing the calories of sugar
- A substance that is added to food for a specific purpose, such as adding nutrients,
- packaging.
- Recommended nutrient intake levels that are used on food labels.
- quality the longest and to help consumers know which product to use first.
- quality, aiding processing or preparation, or enhancing flavors or colors.
- Thinking about how packaging materials can be reused or recycled before buying a
- A brand that is advertised and sold throughout the country.
22 Clues: decision • products. • packaging. • Fresh fruits and vegetables. • An indication of food quality. • A brand sold only by a store or chain of stores. • Making an unplanned purchase without much thought. • A brand that is advertised and sold throughout the country. • Recommended nutrient intake levels that are used on food labels. • ...
CAD Terminology 2021-02-15
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- a dimension of angles
- any portion of a circle
- pattern of lines similar to graph paper
- command used to correct drawings after zoom
- command used to fill an object with pattern or solids
- small graphic representing a command
- lines which cross
- small objects that appears for reference
- polygon drawn inside an imaginary circle
- a 6 sided figure
- exact halfway of a line segment
- at right angles
- an object with at least three sides
- a closed curve around a center point
- a small angled surface to relieve a sharp corner
- a section that is staggered along a cutting plane
- the middle
- object created with two sets of parallel lines
- a line, circle, or arc that meets at only one point
- a rounded corner to relieve stress or ease contours
- a series of lines and arcs that make up a single object
- key used to end a command
- distance from the center to the outside of an arc, circle or ellipse
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- to move the screen without adjusting magnification
- to be in the same spaced
- a point on the circumference of a circle, arc, ellipse, or polyline
- system used to locate points
- measurement across a circle
- polygon drawn outside an imaginary circle
- exact copy at a given distance from the original
- an oval shape that contains two centers of equal radius
- a direction given to the computer
- to measure an object
- coordinates given at a fixed point based on angles
- snap at the termination of a line, arc, or segment
- command used to magnify a feature or object
- multiple copies of an object in a pattern
- two objects which never intersect
- objects sharing same center point
- command used to spin an object
- command used to enter letters/words into a drawing
- numerical values used to locate a point in the drawing area
42 Clues: the middle • at right angles • a 6 sided figure • lines which cross • to measure an object • a dimension of angles • any portion of a circle • to be in the same spaced • key used to end a command • measurement across a circle • system used to locate points • command used to spin an object • exact halfway of a line segment • a direction given to the computer • ...
Opera Terminology 2021-02-04
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- musical singing in the rhythm of speech
- French light opera of the 18th and 19th centuries
- a Baroque aria that repeats the first part of the aria, with different embellishments, after the singing of a contrasting second part
- also called "pants role". The part of a male character sung by a mezzo-soprano
- highest voiced male
- a type of late 19th and 20th century Italian opera that emphasized realistic subjects
- a replacement for a particular role in case of illness or emergency
- smooth and flowing line
- the character that a singer portrays
- a formal song sung by a single vocalist.
- literally 'serious opera'. An opera form of the 17th and early 18th centuries
- lowest voiced female
- the person who supervises all musical detail, rehearsals and leads the orchestra and advises the artistic director
- a loosely used term, often used interchangeably with comic opera
- a large painted surface at the rear of the stage
- means 'beautiful song', a style of singing in Baroque/Romantic periods
- a major singing role, or the singer who performs such a role
- the highest natural male voice, not a castrato
- a group of singers who portray townspeople, guests or other unnamed characters; also refers to the music written for these people
- the muscle which separates the chest cavity from the abdominal cavity
- the right side of the stage from the performer's perspective
- the text/words of an opera
- the last musical number of an opera, or of an act of an opera
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- the left side of the stage from the performer's perspective
- a musical ornament requiring the rapid alternation of two adjacent notes
- an instrumental interlude played between acts, or short two-act comic opera played between the acts of an opera seria
- middle to lowest voiced male
- literally 'texture'; the approximate range of a role or an aria
- Middle to low voiced female
- a German form of comic opera with spoken dialogue
- a resting place or close of a passage of music
- a section of the opera, play, etc. usually followed by an intermission
- Highest voiced female
- the front of the stage nearest the audience
- decoration or ornament; trills, grace notes, and turns
- basically serious play, frequently using comedy for relief, it only outwardly resembles tragedy
- a play with many songs; music drawn from popular folk songs
- the area of the stage not visible to the audience, usually where the dressing rooms are located.
- a voice that can sing music with many rapid notes, or the music written for such a voice
- similar to opera but without acting, costumes, and scenery
- music written for two people to sing together
- an elaborate passage near the end of an aria, which shows off the singer's vocal ability
- an orchestral introduction to the opera, usually played before the acting begins
- a precise Italian definition, meaning Italian comic opera of the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries.
- the music of an opera or other musical work in which the parts for different performers appear vertically above one another
45 Clues: highest voiced male • lowest voiced female • Highest voiced female • smooth and flowing line • the text/words of an opera • Middle to low voiced female • middle to lowest voiced male • the character that a singer portrays • musical singing in the rhythm of speech • a formal song sung by a single vocalist. • the front of the stage nearest the audience • ...
Airport Terminology 2021-02-10
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- accommodate aircraft
- money system
- oversea flight
- building where aircraft are kept
- stop and search
- travel bag
- passengers waiting area
- the aircraft industry
- device that expose hazard
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- getting in the plane
- regional flight
- bridge leading to an aircraft
- landing and take-off
- baggage check
- only passengers are allowed
- goods carried on an aircraft
- leaving the aircraft
- unauthorized entry of an aircraft
- building used for ATC
- access to public
20 Clues: travel bag • money system • baggage check • oversea flight • regional flight • stop and search • access to public • getting in the plane • accommodate aircraft • landing and take-off • leaving the aircraft • building used for ATC • the aircraft industry • passengers waiting area • device that expose hazard • only passengers are allowed • goods carried on an aircraft • bridge leading to an aircraft • ...
Drama Terminology 2021-02-17
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- a painted backdrop that represents where the story takes place
- events of the story; has a beginning, middle, and end
- main problem in a fictional text
- clothing worn onstage by an actor
- all of the important events in a story
- what the main character(s) learn in a fictional text
- sides of the stage not seen by the audience
- large sections of the play that contain multiple scenes
- group of characters or actors in a play
- genre of reading that is meant to be performed for an audience
- curved lines that show stage direction
- humorous actions or words in a serious play
- person who writes a play
- words spoken aloud by the characters
- act or practice of imitating another person or action
- the most exciting part in a story where the reader is uncertain of what will happen
- character who speaks directly to the audience and gives background information
- slanted text used to show stage directions
- small section of the play that shows a change in the setting
- group of people who watch a play
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- explains the setting or character actions and feelings not spoken aloud
- tools or objects used by actions in the play
- introductory section of a play
- specific sentences in the script that an actor is to say
- group of actors that comment on the play
- to add or invent dialogue not in a script
- written form of a play
- movements of characters in a play described in the stage directions
- place where a play is performed for an audience
- long speech by an actor speaking to himself
- people who perform the play by acting as characters
- short paragraph that contains only the important events in the story
- to imitate the actions and dialogue to put oneself in another's place
- when and where a story takes place
- act out a story with movement and no dialogue
- long speech from one actor to other actors
- solution to the main character(s) problem
37 Clues: written form of a play • person who writes a play • introductory section of a play • main problem in a fictional text • group of people who watch a play • clothing worn onstage by an actor • when and where a story takes place • words spoken aloud by the characters • all of the important events in a story • curved lines that show stage direction • ...
Pickleball Terminology 2020-12-04
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- Action of striking the shuttle with the Paddle.
- Position in which a player stands in relation to the court, net, opponent and Pickle ball.
- High arching shot that lands near the baseline
- The amount of time it takes to get from one place on the court to the other.
- A hard, overhand shot usually resulting from an opponent’s lob, high return or high bounce.
- The ability to combine movements smoothly with total body control.
- An alert body position that allows quick movement in any direction
- Hit Any ball that requires the racket to come across the body.
- To hit the ball in the air before it bounces. All volleying must be done with the player’s feet behind the non-volley zone line.
- Implement used to hit the pickleball
- Ball used that is slightly smaller than a traditional wiffle ball used for baseball.
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- Any ball that is hit on the racket side of the body.
- ability to exert a low to medium force on an object repeatedly.
- Act of putting the pickleball into play
- Shot A soft shot meant to draw opponent into the non-volley zone
- The relative amount of lean body mass to body fat.
- The ability to change direction quickly.
- Rule Each team must play their first shot off the bounce. That is the first receiving team must let the served ball bounce, and the serving team must let the return of the serve bounce before playing it.
- Zone: Are of the court no volleying may occur
- Hit Hitting the shuttle twice in the same stroke
- Play that is allowed to be replayed
21 Clues: Play that is allowed to be replayed • Implement used to hit the pickleball • Act of putting the pickleball into play • The ability to change direction quickly. • Zone: Are of the court no volleying may occur • High arching shot that lands near the baseline • Action of striking the shuttle with the Paddle. • Hit Hitting the shuttle twice in the same stroke • ...
Boat terminology 2020-03-05
24 Clues: rear • wheel • cable • window • opening • bathroom • left side • right side • small boat • toward back • dining area • top of boat • secure boat • cooking area • part of hull • body of boat • operate sails • front of boat • sleeping quarter • not touching water • large heavy object • helps stabilize boat • between bulk and deck • appendage to control boat
Technology Terminology 2020-02-04
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- A computing device with a touch screen that is larger than a smart phone and has functions similar to a smart phone.
- A type of port designed to make installation and configuration of I/O devices easy, providing room for as many as 127 devices daisy-chained together.
- A common pointing device on a laptop computer.
- The largest type of personal computer case.
- A port that transmits digital video and audio (not analog transmissions) and is slowly replacing VGA and DVI ports on personal computers.
- The main secondary storage device of a computer. The two technologies currently used are magnetic and solid state.
- The component where almost all processing of data and instructions takes place
- A circuit board inserted into a slot on the motherboard to enhance the capability of the computer.
- The common name for standards for a local wireless network as defined by IEEE 802.11.
- The component where almost all processing of data and instructions takes place
- A short-range wireless technology used to connect two devices in a small personal network.
- Memory used by the video
- A connector on a laptop to connect to a port replicator or docking station.
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- A portable computer that is designed for travel and mobility. It uses the same technology as desktop computers, with modifications for conserving voltage, taking up less space, and operating while on the move.
- An outdated wireless technology that has been mostly replaced by Bluetooth to connect personal computing devices.
- A small area that offers connectivity to a wireless network, such as a Wi-Fi network.
- A small flash memory card that contains all the information a device needs to connect to a GSM or LTE cellular network, including a password and other authentication information needed to access the network, encryption standards used, and the services that a subscription includes.
- The main board in the computer.
- A computer that has the monitor and computer case built together and uses components that are common to both a laptop and a desktop computer.
- A male 9-pin or 25-pin port on a computer system used by slower I/O devices such as a mouse or modem. Data travels serially, one bit at a time, through the port.
- A box inside the computer case that receives power and converts it to provide power to the motherboard and other installed devices.
- A port used by a network cable to connect to the wired network. Also called an RJ-45 port.
- Memory modules on the motherboard containing microchips used to temporarily hold data and programs while the CPU processes both.
- Firmware that can control much of a computer’s input/output functions, such as communication with the keyboard and the monitor.
24 Clues: Memory used by the video • The main board in the computer. • The largest type of personal computer case. • A common pointing device on a laptop computer. • A connector on a laptop to connect to a port replicator or docking station. • The component where almost all processing of data and instructions takes place • ...
Pulmonary Terminology 2020-03-04
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- A device for producing a fine spray, often used to administer intranasal medications.
- acute inflammation and infection of the alveoli.
- A contraction of smooth muscle in the walls of the bronchi and bronchioles, causing narrowing of the lumen
- An adrenocortical steroid hormone that increases gluconeogenesis, exerts an antiinflammatory effect, and influences many body functions.
- thrush, Candidiasis of the tissues of the mouth and pharynx. Characterized by the appearance of creamy white patches of exudate on an inflamed tongue or buccal mucosa.
- abscess, Localized area of pus formation in the lungs.
- Upper respiratory tract infection
- A substance or procedure that lessens or prevents an immune response.
- rhinitis An inflammation of the mucous membrane lining of the nose caused by an allergic reaction
- Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
- An inflammation of the conjunctiva that is usually caused by an infection or allergy; also known as pinkeye.
- Lower respiratory tract infection
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- embolism Floating clot or other material blocking the blood vessels of the lung
- A chronic respiratory disease where there is over-inflation of the air sacs (alveoli) in the lungs, causing a decrease in lung function, and often, breathlessness.
- A substance that reduces the production of mucus in the lungs and promotes the dislodging of mucus from the bronchioles
- The free discharge of a thin watery nasal fluid; or the flow of cerebrospinal fluid from the nose after injury to the head.
- A hormone, secreted by the adrenal cortex, that maintains normal blood volume, promotes sodium and water retention, and increases urinary excretion of potassium and hydrogen ions.
- Inadequate oxygen tension at the cellular level, characterized by tachycardia, hypertension, peripheral vasoconstriction, dizziness, and mental confusion.
- A drug that relieves or prevents coughs
- edema Swelling and fluid in the air sacs and bronchioles, caused by poor blood supply to the heart muscle
- An abnormal deficiency in the concentration of oxygen in arterial blood.
- Noisy breathing, specifically a high-pitched crowing sound, associated with croup, respiratory infection, and airway obstruction.
22 Clues: Upper respiratory tract infection • Lower respiratory tract infection • Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease • A drug that relieves or prevents coughs • acute inflammation and infection of the alveoli. • abscess, Localized area of pus formation in the lungs. • A substance or procedure that lessens or prevents an immune response. • ...
Warehouse Terminology 2020-04-27
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- Also known as ASN & is a Manhattan term for a document to receive/validate against
- Provider, May take over all receiving, storage, value-added, shipping, and transportation responsibilities for a client and conduct them in the 3PL's warehouse using the 3PL's equipment and employees, or may manage one or all of these functions in the client's facility using the client's equipment, or any combination of the above.
- Refers to the sourcing, transport, expediting, storage, and receiving of goods coming into a business
- Counts Describes method used in cycle counting and physical inventories where you provide your counters with item number and location but no quantity information
- Storage bin location in the Manhattan WMS that may contain one or more license-plated cases.
- Activity of processing customer shipments
- Covers activities related to the returned product, returned pallets and containers, returned materials for disposal or recycling.
- Placing items into the proper box, along with the appropriate packing materials and documentation before the package is labeled and shipped to the end customer.
- Systematic counting of a portion of the total stock on a certain day, so all stock can be counted without disruption to the warehouse
- Any passageway within a storage area
- Portable platform designed to allow a forklift or pallet jack to lift, move, and store various loads.
- Printedon the item packaging used to facilitate receiving and inventory transactions.
- Also known as Stock Keeping Unit, & is a product or service identification number assigned to a unique item by a retailer.
- Wireless, Handheld device that uses a radio frequency wireless network to communicate with a WMS in order to transfer information throughout the network
- Any quantifiable item that you can handle, buy, sell, store, consume, produce, or track can be considered inventory
- Used to track inventory from inbound through to allocation.
- Involves checking of the quality, quantity, and condition of the incoming goods followed by their proper storage
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- Used to track outbound cartons.
- Physical space where an item is stored. Examples would include a parts bin on a shelf, a pallet location in pallet rack, or a storage lane where multiple pallets of an item are stacked on the floor.
- Movement of inventory from upstream -- or reserve -- product storage locations to downstream -- or primary – storage, picking, and shipment locations.
- Computer software designed specifically for managing the movement and storage of materials throughout the warehouse.
- A unique identifier assigned incrementally or sequentially to an item
- Refers to warehousing, packaging and transporting of goods going out of the business
- Fancy term for Returns
- Merchandise that is received at the warehouse or DC is not put away but prepared for shipment to retail stores.
- Order picking method where a warehouse is divided into several pick zones, order pickers are assigned to a specific zone and only pick the items in that zone, orders are moved from one zone to the next (usually on conveyor systems) as they are picked.
- Type of Inbound receipt – returns, vendor, etc.
- A number representing each unique product stocked in the facility
- The process of moving material from the dock and transporting it to a warehouse's storage, replenishment, or pick area
- Action of pulling the relevant stock items from storage areas to complete a customer order.
- An Inbound delivery that the client determines is a priority and needs to be unloaded and received in front of other drop or live unloads.)
- European Article Number The European version of UPC
- A list of stock items to be picked to fill an order
33 Clues: Fancy term for Returns • Used to track outbound cartons. • Any passageway within a storage area • Activity of processing customer shipments • Type of Inbound receipt – returns, vendor, etc. • European Article Number The European version of UPC • A list of stock items to be picked to fill an order • Used to track inventory from inbound through to allocation. • ...
Map Terminology 2020-09-01
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- The height of an object in relation to sea level or ground level
- Shows the relationship between the distance on the map and the distance on the earth
- The angular distance of a place East of west of the prime meridian
- The four main points on a compass
- A map that show natural landforms and land
- The half of the world the lies north of the equator
- The four points on the compass rose between the cardinal directions
- The line that separates the Eastern and Western Hemispheres
- A diagram of parts of land or sea showing physical features such as cities or landmarks
- A visual explanation of symbols used on a map
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- A picture or sign that stands for something on a map
- The half of the world that lies south of the equator
- The half of the world that is west of the prime meridian
- A map that represents the political subdivisions of the world
- A spherical representation of the earth
- The distance north or south of the equator
- An imaginary line that separates the Northern Hemisphere and the Southern Hemisphere
- A feature on a map that points to north, east, south, and west
- hemisphere The hemisphere east of the prime meridian
- Half of a sphere
20 Clues: Half of a sphere • The four main points on a compass • A spherical representation of the earth • The distance north or south of the equator • A map that show natural landforms and land • A visual explanation of symbols used on a map • The half of the world the lies north of the equator • A picture or sign that stands for something on a map • ...
Hematology Terminology 2020-06-29
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- pinpoint hemorrhages; indicates platelet deficiency or dysfunction
- secondary hemostasis refers to the formation of _____
- platelet progenitor cell
- excess levels in the bloodstream are toxic
- average RBC weight
- layer of white blood cells in a spun hematocrit tube
- hormone that regulates calcium metabolism
- treatment of choice for acute hemorrhage
- have lower than normal total protein levels
- crossmatch combining donor RBC and recipient serum
- _____ hormone deficiency causes diabetes insipidus
- avian equivalent of a neutrophil
- contents of gray top tube used for ACT test
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- physical test for primary hemostasis
- protein that binds to glucose
- appearance of red blood cells with low MCH
- milky or cloudy serum is called _____
- deficiency can indicate liver disease
- sign of hemolysis
- tests extrinsic and common coagulation pathways
- most common feline blood type in the United States
- occurs with severe transfusion reactions
- unit for packed cell volume
- average hemoglobin concentration in the average RBC
- _____ toxicity can cause hypocalcemia with rapid infusion
- average RBC size
26 Clues: average RBC size • sign of hemolysis • average RBC weight • platelet progenitor cell • unit for packed cell volume • protein that binds to glucose • avian equivalent of a neutrophil • physical test for primary hemostasis • milky or cloudy serum is called _____ • deficiency can indicate liver disease • occurs with severe transfusion reactions • ...
Drama terminology 2021-03-25
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- A spontaneous reaction to motion which occurs outside you
- the landscape, floor pattern, the design created through movement in the space.
- the condition or circumstances in which a character or characters are presented often at the opening of a performance
- The rate of speed at which a movement occurs
- refers to the qualities of the connection between two or more characters or roles
- the interaction between the audience and the mood of a drama performance.
- the place where dramatic action is situated
- a performer can present in performance a role that represents an abstract concept, stereotyped figure, or person reduced to a particular dominant trait
- both the time of day, time of the year and time in history or the future
- Year 12 Physical Theatre practitioner
- How long a movement continues
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- drives the drama and keeps an audience interested.
- a person or individual in the drama that may have defined personal qualities and/or histories.
- A movement involving the body with a beginning, middle and end
- A technique for training performers and creating movement on stage
- describes the feelings and attitudes, often combined of the roles or characters involved in dramatic action
- The distance between things onstage
- creating an image or idea of one thing by saying it is something else
- symbolic parts of the scenography or design represent and add further meaning to themes, narrative, emotion, mood and atmosphere.
- The contour or outline the body makes in space.
- The physical environment in which you are working and how awareness of it affects movement
- the repeating of something onstage
- referring to the use of spoken or written words that observe particular conventions and registers that communicate ideas, feelings and other associations
23 Clues: How long a movement continues • the repeating of something onstage • The distance between things onstage • Year 12 Physical Theatre practitioner • the place where dramatic action is situated • The rate of speed at which a movement occurs • The contour or outline the body makes in space. • drives the drama and keeps an audience interested. • ...
Sonographic Terminology 2021-04-08
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- Duct of the gallbladder which joins with the hepatic duct to form the common bile duct
- Divides the right and left lobes of the liver; seen in sagittal plane as an echogenic line between the neck of the gallbladder and the main portal vein.
- Formation or presence of stones within the gallbladder.
- Remnant of ductus venosus seen as echogenic line separating caudate lobe from the left lobe.
- Hormone which stimulates gallbladder contraction.
- fibrous structure that runs down the midline of the abdomen, separating the right and left rectus abdominus muscles
- Secreting into a duct.
- Surgical removal of the gallbladder.
- Fibroelastic connective tissue layer that surrounds the liver.
- Fold in the parietal peritoneum that extends from the umbilicus to the diaphragm and contains the ligamentum teres.
- Calculi located within the bile duct.
- Blood flow away from the liver.
- Pear-shaped sac responsible for storing bile until it is released through the cystic duct.
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- Acute or chronic inflammation of the gallbladder.
- Enlarged liver.
- Fold within the gallbladder fundus.
- Duct which carries bile from the cystic and hepatic ducts to the duodenum.
- Yellowish pigmentation of the skin and whites of the eyes caused by increased levels of bilirubin in the blood.
- anatomic variant in which the right lobe of the liver extends inferiorly as a tongue-like projection
- Secreting into blood or tissue.
- Fold within the neck or body of the gallbladder.
- Remnant of the left umbilical vein, seen in the transverse plane as a triangular echogenic foci dividing the medial and lateral segments of the left lobe of the liver.
- Fissure where the portal vein and hepatic artery enter the liver and the common hepatic duct exits.
- Blood flow toward the liver.
- Solid, semisolid, or thickened bile within the gallbladder or bile duct.
25 Clues: Enlarged liver. • Secreting into a duct. • Blood flow toward the liver. • Secreting into blood or tissue. • Blood flow away from the liver. • Fold within the gallbladder fundus. • Surgical removal of the gallbladder. • Calculi located within the bile duct. • Fold within the neck or body of the gallbladder. • Acute or chronic inflammation of the gallbladder. • ...
Cardiovascular Terminology 2021-10-26
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- itis (Inflammation)
- At least five tools used to diagnose problems in the cardiovascular system
- failure (A chronic condition in which the heart doesn't pump blood as well as it should.)
- (the use of ultrasound waves to investigate the action of the heart.)
- slow or unexcessive )
- (the main artery of the body, supplying oxygenated blood to the circulatory system.)
- (Capillaries are very tiny blood vessels — so small that a single red blood cell can barely fit through them.
- disease (A swelling and irritation of the thin saclike membrane surrounding the heart)
- valve disease ( one or more of the valves in your heart doesn't work properly. )
- (Heart)
- ( Percutaneous coronary intervention )
- ( Cardiovascular disease )
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- Tests( a laboratory analysis performed on a blood sample that is usually extracted from a vein in the arm using a hypodermic needle
- ( sound )
- ( Electron beam computed tomography is a specific form of computed tomography in which the X-ray tube is not mechanically spun in order to rotate the source of X-ray photons. )
- vascular disease (A circulatory condition in which narrowed blood vessels reduce blood flow to the limbs.)
- Heart (a hollow muscular organ that pumps the blood through the circulatory system by rhythmic contraction and dilation.)
- ( fast or excessive )
- Cardiac MRI ( produces detailed images of the beating heart.)
- ( Heart Failure )
- ( a record or display of a person's heartbeat produced by electrocardiography.)
- tissues or organs from the cardiovascular system
- ( Electrocardiogram )
- heart disease (A disease that can result from inadequately treated strep throat or scarlet fever.)
- (any of the muscular-walled tubes forming part of the circulation system by which blood is conveyed from the heart to all parts of the body.
- At least five diseases that can affect the cardiovascular system
- (any of the tubes forming part of the blood circulation system of the body, carrying in most cases oxygen-depleted blood toward the heart.)
27 Clues: (Heart) • ( sound ) • ( Heart Failure ) • itis (Inflammation) • ( fast or excessive ) • slow or unexcessive ) • ( Electrocardiogram ) • ( Cardiovascular disease ) • ( Percutaneous coronary intervention ) • tissues or organs from the cardiovascular system • Cardiac MRI ( produces detailed images of the beating heart.) • ...
Carbohydrate Terminology 2021-11-01
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- chemical group consisting of an oxygen atom bonded to a hydrogen atom
- soluble polysaccharide and highly-branched polymer of glucose found in plants as one of the two components of starch
- the form of sugar that circulates in the blood and provides the major source of energy for body tissues. When its level is low, we feel hunger
- storage polysaccharide in plants consisting entirely of glucose
- milk sugar
- process by which starch granules absorb water and swell in size
- the chemical browning reaction that can occur when a sugar is heated; characteristic color and flavor develops
- the by-products of the incomplete breakdown of fat
- the chemical breakdown of a compound due to reaction with water
- starch that has changed structurally by chemical or mechanical means
- a semiliquid substance that is administered orally in capsule form or through plastic tubes
- carbohydrates that are made up of more than two monosaccharides
- a hexose sugar found especially in honey and fruit
- an equal mixture of glucose and fructose created by hydrolyzing sucrose
- an undesirably high concentration of ketone bodies in the blood and urine
- glucose + galactose
- C2 epimer of glucose
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- process by which plants and some other organisms use light energy to convert water and carbon dioxide into oxygen and high-energy carbohydrates such as sugars and starches
- polysaccharide found in plants as one of the two components of starch
- firming of a gel during cooling and standing
- single sugar molecule
- starch type of modified starch that is changed chemically so cross bonding or cross linking takes place between starch molecules
- double sugar molecule made of two monosaccharides bonded together through dehydration synthesis
- glucose + fructose
- extensively branched glucose storage polysaccharide found in the liver and muscle of animals; the animal equivalent of starch
- a group of metabolic disorders characterized by hyperglycemia resulting from defects in insulin secretion, insulin action, or both
- point at which the starch will hold the most water and have the greatest thickening power
- polysaccharide which produces a gel of a viscous solution when it is dispersed in water at low concentrations
- a hormone produced by the pancreas or taken as a medication by many diabetics
- contraction of a gel due to the loss of a solvent
- glucose + fructose
- carbohydrate component of plant cell walls
- form of glucose found in human blood
- a soluble gelatinous polysaccharide that is present in ripe fruits and is extracted for use as a setting agent in jams and jellies
- sugar
35 Clues: sugar • milk sugar • glucose + fructose • glucose + fructose • glucose + galactose • C2 epimer of glucose • single sugar molecule • form of glucose found in human blood • carbohydrate component of plant cell walls • firming of a gel during cooling and standing • contraction of a gel due to the loss of a solvent • the by-products of the incomplete breakdown of fat • ...
Cardiovascular Terminology 2021-10-30
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- a measure of stiffness; specifically, it is how changes in volume lead to changes in pressure
- excess fluid in lung tissues that can make it hard to breathe (two words)
- remodeling of cardiac muscle that results in dilated chambers
- also known as diastolic dysfunction; the heart is having trouble relaxing between contractions (acronym)
- factors influencing heart filling
- shortness of breath that causes the patient to wake up at night (three words)
- average pressure in the arteries (three words)
- remodeling of cardiac muscle that results in thicker chamber walls
- a bluish color to the skin or mucous membranes usually due to the lack of oxygen in the blood; decreased gas exchange
- a system that is a critical regulator of blood volume and vascular resistance (acronym)
- physical sign characterized by bulbous enlargement of the ends of fingers or toes
- eye exam result indicating that the function of the patient’s eye muscles are normal (acronym)
- a heart sound produced by a large amount of blood striking a very compliant left ventricle (Hint: LV miss-filling)
- a procedure that uses ultrasound to look at tissues and organs inside the chest
- the capability of the heart to pump, often referred to as the force of the pump
- low blood pressure <90/60mmHg
- adrenergic receptors involved in the “fight, flight, or freeze” system; located in the heart
- this calculation is used to monitor individuals who are being treated with warfarin (acronym)
- shortness of breath (breathlessness) when lying down, relieved by sitting or standing
- amount of blood that is in the ventricles before a contraction (three words)
- the condition in which the heart has trouble pumping blood through the body (three words)
- these occur when the electrical signals that coordinate the heart’s beats don’t work properly
- swelling caused by excess fluid in tissues
- condition in which the blood flow (and thus oxygen) is restricted or reduced resulting in damage to tissues if not corrected
- also known as systolic dysfunction; impaired ventricular contraction (acronym)
- this class of receptor are part of the “rest and digest” system; different sub-types are located at places like the heart and vasculature
- also known as the “fight, flight, or freeze” system (acronym)
- a change in the size, shape, structure, and function of the heart chambers(two words)
- flow of blood from the periphery back to the right atrium (two words)
- structural unit of contractile muscle cells
- measurement of this waste product can help estimate kidney function
- amount of blood that the heart pumps per unit time, usually over one minute (two words)
- eye exam result indicating that the patient’s pupil appearance and function are normal (acronym)
- smooth muscles tightening blood vessels leading to a decrease in diameter
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- supplies blood to the lungs (two words)
- fraction of blood in the left ventricle that is pumped out during a single contraction, normal ~55% (two words)
- another name for Antidiuretic Hormone (ADH); it increases water reabsorption without sodium
- supplies blood to cardiac muscle (two words)
- disorder where a thrombus forms in veins and could cause death if left untreated
- increased pressure and volume in the superior vena cava causes the neck vein to bulge (three words)
- occurs when the concentration of sodium in the blood is abnormally low
- high blood cholesterol
- the collection of processes that causes bleeding to stop, keeping blood within a damaged vessel
- reflects the resistance and pressure inside veins (two words)
- term often used to describe the basic measure of cardiovascular function (hint: stability)
- high blood pressure >130/80mmHg
- disease of large and medium-sized arteries that leads to wall thickening and loss of wall elasticity
- when excess fluid builds up in the body (commonly the lower extremities) and a small indentation is left in the skin after pressure is applied (two words)
- low-pitched sound that usually starts in the larger airways of the lungs when examining with a stethoscope
- supplies blood to muscles, tissues, bones, and organs (two words)
- symptom of an enlarged heart where the apex of the heart has shifted laterally (two words + acronym)
- total resistance in the circulatory system that is a component of Mean Arterial Pressure (three words)
- hormone produced by the heart and released in response to changes in pressure inside the heart (acronym)
- a protein inside red blood cells that carries oxygen from the lungs to tissues and carbon dioxide back to the lungs; the measurement of this protein reflects the carrying capacity of oxygen
- specialized receptors that detect changes in pressure and are located within the carotid sinuses and the aortic arch
- adrenergic receptors involved in the “fight, flight, or freeze” system; located on vascular smooth muscle
- a protein that is released into the blood from damaged myocardial muscle cells
- shortness of breath, difficulty breathing, breathlessness
- the inadequate delivery of oxygen and nutrients to body tissues
- lab test that determines the percentage of the blood that is composed of red blood cells
- swelling of the liver and spleen beyond their normal size
- a form of low blood pressure that happens when standing up from sitting or lying down (two words)
- the build-up of excess fluid between the layers of the pleura surrounding the lungs (two words)
- distention of the neck veins in response to firm pressure over the liver (two words)
- enzymes found in the liver and when high levels are found in the blood can indicate liver damage (acronyms)
- loss of physiological ability, specifically the inability of the heart to maintain adequate circulation
- smooth muscles relaxing blood vessels leading to an increase in diameter
- also known as the “rest and digest” system (acronym)
- the number of breaths a person takes per minute; adult normal is about 12-20 breaths per minute (two words)
- physical exam result indicating that there are no sounds in the patient’s lungs (acronym)
- amount of blood that the heart pumps in a single contraction (two words)
- factors opposing heart pumping (that need to be overcome)
- urine output is lower than normal; <400mL/day in adults
- abnormal rattling sound heard when examining lungs with a stethoscope
74 Clues: high blood cholesterol • low blood pressure <90/60mmHg • high blood pressure >130/80mmHg • factors influencing heart filling • supplies blood to the lungs (two words) • swelling caused by excess fluid in tissues • structural unit of contractile muscle cells • supplies blood to cardiac muscle (two words) • average pressure in the arteries (three words) • ...
Livestock Terminology 2021-11-02
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- mature female pig
- female pig that has not had offspring
- another term for goats
- baby sheep
- offspring of a goat
- mature male goat
- another term for horses
- baby male horse
- meat from cattle
- another term for sheep
- mature horse still intact
- mature male ovine
- meat from pigs
- female bovine that has not had offspring
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- baby horse (can be male or female)
- mature female horse
- castrated male horse
- baby bovine
- castrated male pig
- another term for cattle
- mature female bovine
- castrated male goat/sheep
- meat from mature sheep
- mature male cattle
- baby female horse
- mature male swine
- castrated male cattle
- baby swine
- mature female goat
29 Clues: baby sheep • baby swine • baby bovine • meat from pigs • baby male horse • mature male goat • meat from cattle • mature female pig • baby female horse • mature male swine • mature male ovine • castrated male pig • mature male cattle • mature female goat • mature female horse • offspring of a goat • castrated male horse • mature female bovine • castrated male cattle • another term for goats • ...
SOR Terminology 2021-10-07
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- The territory overseen by a Bishop
- Gods or Goddess
- the science of law
- The central role model of Buddhism
- The Cube shaped shrine in the Mosque of Mecca
- That of which is forbidden and unlawful/sinful
- Christians way of acceptance into the Church
- The state of no suffering and desire
- the one true God
- A person who denies the existence of God
- Contains the Old and New Testaments
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- A general term for those who reformed away from the Catholic Church
- Muslim month of Fasting
- The complete body of teachings in Buddhism
- The most sacred book of Islam
- The name given to the ultimate reality in Buddhism
- Refers to the successor of Muhammed
- Belief in one God
- The native people of Australia
- The pilgrimage to Mecca
- That of which is permitted/lawful
21 Clues: Gods or Goddess • the one true God • Belief in one God • the science of law • Muslim month of Fasting • The pilgrimage to Mecca • The most sacred book of Islam • The native people of Australia • That of which is permitted/lawful • The territory overseen by a Bishop • The central role model of Buddhism • Refers to the successor of Muhammed • Contains the Old and New Testaments • ...
June terminology 2021-10-21
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- to jump
- change of feet
- chains/links
- body position on one leg, with other leg extended
- to develop
- horse step
- step of the cat
- poised
- little
- elaborate curtsey
- to whip
- marching step
- over under
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- raised
- to glide
- to fall
- to bend
- time raised
- withdrawn
- large
- position where working leg is 90 degrees in the air
- to chase
- beating step
- in the round
- in the shape of the cross
25 Clues: large • raised • poised • little • to jump • to fall • to bend • to whip • to glide • to chase • withdrawn • to develop • horse step • over under • time raised • chains/links • beating step • in the round • marching step • change of feet • step of the cat • elaborate curtsey • in the shape of the cross • body position on one leg, with other leg extended • position where working leg is 90 degrees in the air
Blood terminology 2022-03-23
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- condition where there is a deficiency of neutrophils
- condition where there are more than the normal number of white blood cells
- blood groups (A,B, AB, O)
- the study of blood
- a blood protein that carries oxygen
- destruction of blood
- cancer of the bone marrow
- disease/disorder of clotting
- blood cancer involving WBCs
- procedure where plasma is removed from the blood
- blood test that measures the percentage of each kind of WBC
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- condition where there are too few RBCs
- white blood cell
- red blood cell
- the study of shapes
- hemoglobin
- the formation of blood
- complete blood count
- platelet
- control of bleeding (blood standing still)
- test that measures RBCs (literally means to separate blood)
21 Clues: platelet • hemoglobin • red blood cell • white blood cell • the study of blood • the study of shapes • destruction of blood • complete blood count • the formation of blood • blood groups (A,B, AB, O) • cancer of the bone marrow • blood cancer involving WBCs • disease/disorder of clotting • a blood protein that carries oxygen • condition where there are too few RBCs • ...
Dental Terminology 2022-03-23
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- Another name for canines
- D or away from middle line
- Teeth in the front
- What is the hardest substance in the body?
- What is the tooth surface towards the face?
- What is the term for the upper arch?
- What is the chewing surface of back teeth called?
- What is the tooth surface towards the tongue on the MAXILLARY ARCH?
- Which teeth are used for cutting food?
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- Another name for premolars
- Teeth used for grinding food
- What surface faces a neighboring tooth?
- I chewing surface of tooth
- What makes up the largest part of the tooth?
- First set of teeth
- What is the term for the surfaces that face the tongue?
- What is the term for the lower arch?
- What is the surface that faces the cheeks?
- Teeth in the back
- Which surfaces toward the midline of the mouth?
20 Clues: Teeth in the back • First set of teeth • Teeth in the front • Another name for canines • Another name for premolars • I chewing surface of tooth • D or away from middle line • Teeth used for grinding food • What is the term for the lower arch? • What is the term for the upper arch? • Which teeth are used for cutting food? • What surface faces a neighboring tooth? • ...
RT600 terminology 2021-11-15
computer terminology 2022-02-07
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- electronic device that accepts text files or images from a computer and transfers them to a medium such as paper or film.
- two or more computers that are connected with one another for the purpose of communicating data electronically.
- a small, movable input device that allows you to control a range of things on a computer.
- stands for random access memory.
- used to enter information and instructions into a computer for storage or processing.
- a class of electronic devices that convert digital data signals into modulated analog signals.
- an input device which uses an arrangement of buttons used as mini levers.
- the connection and interaction between hardware, software and the user.
- Any information processed by and sent out from a computer or other electronic device.
- the common storage unit
- servers that are accessed over the Internet, and the software and databases that run on those servers.
- computer input device that uses a light beam to scan codes, text, or graphic images directly into a computer or computer system.
- stands for graphical user interface.
- A graphics printer that draws images with ink pens.
- the most basic unit of information in computing.
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- an output hardware device that connects to a computer to generate sound.
- stands for read-only memory
- saves files and data in a storage unit.
- an image or visual representation of an object.
- a person who uses computers for work or entertainment or communication or business.
- A folder holds one or more files.
- detailed plan or procedure for solving a problem with a computer.
- electronic tools, systems, devices and resources that generate, store or process data.
- a collection of related data contained in one or more files or a database.
- consists of eight adjacent binary digits.
- the physical surface on which visual information is presented.
- any information, or data, that is sent to a computer for processing.
- a set of instructions being processed.
28 Clues: the common storage unit • stands for read-only memory • stands for random access memory. • A folder holds one or more files. • stands for graphical user interface. • a set of instructions being processed. • saves files and data in a storage unit. • consists of eight adjacent binary digits. • an image or visual representation of an object. • ...
Animal Terminology 2022-01-24
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- mature female swine
- mature male poultry
- offspring or young swine
- mature female cattle
- agricultural products cattle
- mature female poultry
- castrated male swine
- castrated male sheep
- offspring or young cattle
- agricultural products swine
- agricultural products goats
- castrated male cattle
- mature male cattle
- mature female goat
- young female poultry
- young female goat
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- castrated male goat
- young female sheep
- mature male sheep
- agricultural products sheep
- young female swine
- castrated male poultry
- young female cattle
- agricultural products poultry
- offspring or young poultry
- mature male swine
- offspring or young sheep
- mature female sheep
- mature male goat
- offspring or young goat
30 Clues: mature male goat • mature male sheep • mature male swine • young female goat • young female sheep • young female swine • mature male cattle • mature female goat • mature female swine • castrated male goat • mature male poultry • young female cattle • mature female sheep • mature female cattle • castrated male swine • castrated male sheep • young female poultry • mature female poultry • ...
Computer Terminology 2022-02-10
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- A system of directories with files
- A resource that records data and stores it in a storage device
- A program that is being executed
- Something that is on a computer or made using bits
- A storage file that can only be read and not written on
- Graphical User Interface
- A person who uses a computer or network service Software that performs automated tasks
- A set code of instructions that can be executed
- A device that stores data temporarily
- Something that receives data from a computer
- A type of printer used for larger prints
- A network is a group of computers connected through a wireless modem or a wired connection
- A device that is capable of capturing sound
- A network of services that are stored in someone else's storage device without the management of the main user
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- A boundary on which two or more components exchange information
- An input device used to type
- A group of 8 bits
- A device that outputs audio files from a computer and generates it
- The basic unit of information made out of 1s and 0s
- A device that captures images from a printed image or text
- A device that can store data temporarily or permanently
- An input device that allows you to control your computer with a pointer
- Devices that input information and take information from a computer
- A device that puts information into a computer
- Something that allows you to make images from your own input
- Computer Graphics
- A device that connects your home to the internet
- A device that takes out data or images and generates it on a hardcopy or paper
- A device that outputs an image or video from a computer
29 Clues: A group of 8 bits • Computer Graphics • Graphical User Interface • An input device used to type • A program that is being executed • A system of directories with files • A device that stores data temporarily • A type of printer used for larger prints • A device that is capable of capturing sound • Something that receives data from a computer • ...
Animal Terminology 2022-01-25
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- baby turkey
- young female horse
- baby fish
- baby chicken
- young male cattle
- baby duck
- young male chicken
- baby sheep
- pig birthing term
- young fish
- young female cattle
- baby goose
- young female chicken
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- young male goat
- baby horse
- goat birthing term
- young male sheep
- horse birthing term
- baby cow
- young male horse
- a castrated bull
- baby rabbit
- young male pig
- baby goat
- baby pig
- young female sheep
- young female pig
- young female goat
28 Clues: baby cow • baby pig • baby fish • baby duck • baby goat • baby horse • baby sheep • young fish • baby goose • baby turkey • baby rabbit • baby chicken • young male pig • young male goat • young male sheep • young male horse • a castrated bull • young female pig • young male cattle • pig birthing term • young female goat • goat birthing term • young female horse • young male chicken • young female sheep • ...
GEOMETRIC TERMINOLOGY 2022-03-04
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- 6 SIDED POLYGON
- POINT WHERE 2 LINES TOUCH, BUT NOT INTERSECT
- ANGLES ADDING UP TO 180 DEGREES
- "ACROSS THE FLATS"
- 7 SIDED POLYGON
- "ACROSS THE POINTS"
- THE LONG LEG OF A RIGHT TRIANGLE
- ALL SIDES AND ANGLES EQUAL
- OPPOSITE SIDES AND ANGLES EQUAL
- TRIANGLE WITH TWO SIDES EQUAL LENGTH
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- THE DIAGONAL LEG OF A RIGHT TRIANGLE
- ANGLES ADDING UP TO 90 DEGREES
- TO DIVIDE IN HALF
- TRIANGLE WITH ALL SIDES EQUAL LENGTH
- DISTANCE FROM MIDDLE OF A CIRCLE TO EDGE
- 10 SIDED POLYGON
- 5 SIDED POLYGON
- 8 SIDED POLYGON
- DISTANCE ACROSS A CIRCLE THRU THE CENTER
- SEVERAL CIRCLES SHARING A CENTER
20 Clues: 6 SIDED POLYGON • 5 SIDED POLYGON • 7 SIDED POLYGON • 8 SIDED POLYGON • 10 SIDED POLYGON • TO DIVIDE IN HALF • "ACROSS THE FLATS" • "ACROSS THE POINTS" • ALL SIDES AND ANGLES EQUAL • ANGLES ADDING UP TO 90 DEGREES • ANGLES ADDING UP TO 180 DEGREES • OPPOSITE SIDES AND ANGLES EQUAL • SEVERAL CIRCLES SHARING A CENTER • THE LONG LEG OF A RIGHT TRIANGLE • THE DIAGONAL LEG OF A RIGHT TRIANGLE • ...
Cardiovascular terminology 2022-02-18
Across
- a test uses an ultrasound to look at the heart and vessels
- blood pressure
- stopping of the heart
- is the outmost layer of the heart.
- cardiopulmonary resuscitation
- many
- in the innermost layer of the heart.
- long-term force of blood against your artery walls which cause heart problems
- part of circulatory system.
- history of
- listens for the sounds of the heart
- physiology or related to nature
- inflammation
- an artery has a weakened wall causing it to swell like a ballon
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- measure certain items in the blood to find any heart muscles damage
- a procedure done in a specialized area of radiology
- an instrument to measure pressure
- chest pain
- cause chest pain heaviness
- carries blood throughout the body.
- the pericardial sac around the heart is inflamed
- clot
- shortness of breath
- muscular tissue of the heart.
- disease
25 Clues: many • clot • disease • chest pain • history of • inflammation • blood pressure • shortness of breath • stopping of the heart • cause chest pain heaviness • part of circulatory system. • cardiopulmonary resuscitation • muscular tissue of the heart. • physiology or related to nature • an instrument to measure pressure • is the outmost layer of the heart. • carries blood throughout the body. • ...
Cardiovascular terminology 2022-02-18
Across
- a test uses an ultrasound to look at the heart and vessels
- blood pressure
- stopping of the heart
- is the outmost layer of the heart.
- cardiopulmonary resuscitation
- many
- in the innermost layer of the heart.
- long-term force of blood against your artery walls which cause heart problems
- part of circulatory system.
- history of
- listens for the sounds of the heart
- physiology or related to nature
- inflammation
- an artery has a weakened wall causing it to swell like a ballon
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- measure certain items in the blood to find any heart muscles damage
- a procedure done in a specialized area of radiology
- an instrument to measure pressure
- chest pain
- cause chest pain heaviness
- carries blood throughout the body.
- the pericardial sac around the heart is inflamed
- clot
- shortness of breath
- muscular tissue of the heart.
- disease
25 Clues: many • clot • disease • chest pain • history of • inflammation • blood pressure • shortness of breath • stopping of the heart • cause chest pain heaviness • part of circulatory system. • cardiopulmonary resuscitation • muscular tissue of the heart. • physiology or related to nature • an instrument to measure pressure • is the outmost layer of the heart. • carries blood throughout the body. • ...
Cardiovascular terminology 2022-02-18
Across
- a test uses an ultrasound to look at the heart and vessels
- blood pressure
- stopping of the heart
- is the outmost layer of the heart.
- cardiopulmonary resuscitation
- many
- in the innermost layer of the heart.
- long-term force of blood against your artery walls which cause heart problems
- part of circulatory system.
- history of
- listens for the sounds of the heart
- physiology or related to nature
- inflammation
- an artery has a weakened wall causing it to swell like a ballon
Down
- measure certain items in the blood to find any heart muscles damage
- a procedure done in a specialized area of radiology
- an instrument to measure pressure
- chest pain
- cause chest pain heaviness
- carries blood throughout the body.
- the pericardial sac around the heart is inflamed
- clot
- shortness of breath
- muscular tissue of the heart.
- disease
25 Clues: many • clot • disease • chest pain • history of • inflammation • blood pressure • shortness of breath • stopping of the heart • cause chest pain heaviness • part of circulatory system. • cardiopulmonary resuscitation • muscular tissue of the heart. • physiology or related to nature • an instrument to measure pressure • is the outmost layer of the heart. • carries blood throughout the body. • ...
Cardiovascular terminology 2022-02-18
Across
- a test uses an ultrasound to look at the heart and vessels
- blood pressure
- stopping of the heart
- is the outmost layer of the heart.
- cardiopulmonary resuscitation
- many
- in the innermost layer of the heart.
- long-term force of blood against your artery walls which cause heart problems
- part of circulatory system.
- history of
- listens for the sounds of the heart
- physiology or related to nature
- inflammation
- an artery has a weakened wall causing it to swell like a ballon
Down
- measure certain items in the blood to find any heart muscles damage
- a procedure done in a specialized area of radiology
- an instrument to measure pressure
- chest pain
- cause chest pain heaviness
- carries blood throughout the body.
- the pericardial sac around the heart is inflamed
- clot
- shortness of breath
- muscular tissue of the heart.
- disease
25 Clues: many • clot • disease • chest pain • history of • inflammation • blood pressure • shortness of breath • stopping of the heart • cause chest pain heaviness • part of circulatory system. • cardiopulmonary resuscitation • muscular tissue of the heart. • physiology or related to nature • an instrument to measure pressure • is the outmost layer of the heart. • carries blood throughout the body. • ...
Biotechnology Terminology 2022-02-25
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- a container used for bioprocessing
- artificially changing the genetic makeup of an organism
- an organisms visible traits
- the building blocks of a protein molecule
- a protein that accelerates the rate of chemical reactions
- a permanent change of the nucleotide sequence of an organism
- a chemical activity using microorganisms to decompose materials
- threadlike structures in a nucleus that contains genetic information
- the growth of living organisms in a prepared medium or media
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- this is composed of a chain of hundreds or thousands of amino acids
- the use of computers and information technology to gain a new understanding of biology
- a circular piece of DNA found outside the chromosome in bacteria. Plasmids are used to insert new genetic material into microbes or plants
- the smallest unit of living organism that is able to grow and reproduce independently
- a small section of a chromosome that controls heredity characteristics
- the total hereditary material of a cell
- In selective breeding, this refers to an offspring of two different species or strains
- a cell or collection of cells containing identical genetic material
- the chemical molecule that is the basic genetic material found in all cells
- the building blocks of living organisms. Example: DNA
- a technique in which microorganisms, living cells, or their components are used to produce a desired end product
20 Clues: an organisms visible traits • a container used for bioprocessing • the total hereditary material of a cell • the building blocks of a protein molecule • the building blocks of living organisms. Example: DNA • artificially changing the genetic makeup of an organism • a protein that accelerates the rate of chemical reactions • ...
Poetry Terminology 2021-08-16
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- a unit of poetry
- poetic metaphor using a striking parallel between ostensibly different things
- two consecutive lines of verse with end rhymes
- regular or equivalent time intervals or recurrence of specific sounds
- repetition of initial identical consonant sounds
- the six-lined division of an Italian sonnet
- a stanza of five lines
- art and practice of writing verse
- repetition of vowel sounds at the beginning, within, or end of words - not an end rhyme
- a poem that tells a story
- brief subjective poem marked by imagination, melody, and emotion which creates a single, unified impression
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- a stanza of four lines with varying options for rhyme schemes
- a seven-lined iambic pentameter stanza rhyming ababbcc
- a stanza of three lines with ending rhymes
- words formed by telescoping two words into one
- dividing lines into feet to describe rhythm
- the unit of rhythm in verse
- repetition of consonant sounds within or at the end of words - not a end rhyme
- fourteen line poem with iambic pentameter and specific rhyme scheme
- eight lined stanza - the first eight lines of an Italian sonnet
- recurrence in poetry of a rhythmic pattern
21 Clues: a unit of poetry • a stanza of five lines • a poem that tells a story • the unit of rhythm in verse • art and practice of writing verse • a stanza of three lines with ending rhymes • recurrence in poetry of a rhythmic pattern • dividing lines into feet to describe rhythm • the six-lined division of an Italian sonnet • two consecutive lines of verse with end rhymes • ...
Dance Terminology 2021-08-17
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- 1 foot steps in front of the other and then the body pivots around back into the original position
- a change of weight distribution on the balls of the feet
- a bending movement of the knees
- can be done with multiple parts of the body using ribs and hips
- a controlled fall from an isolated positon
- rapid traveling turnswith feet opening and closting and arms in first and second
- when you connect your foot to the front side, or back of of you ankle and turn on the supporting leg
- circling of the leg done on the floor
- what the head should be doing during turns
- an arm or leg extended outward and held for a certain amount of time
- when 1 leg is extended in front of you while the other is extended behind you resulting in a flat line
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- includes 3 step, 3 shifts of weight and ending in a closed position
- known as a kick
- a turning jump often beginning with a chaine when fanning 1 leg out in front of you and pulling and supporting leg turned in and bent on the side
- a step turn that changes the direction you're facing by stepping and twisting your body to face the other way
- stationary or turning body position supported by 1 leg with t the free leg bent at a 90 degree angle at the knee
- 2 steps that changes the weight from 1 foot to the other
- supporting leg is straight, working leg is in passe, and turning on releve arms in first
- the body is in place while 1 leg starts inward and kicks all the way around to its original position
- a galloping motion as 1 foot "chases" the other
- a jump kick turned out while your body goes the opposite way of the kicking leg
- leap in the air in which both legs are extended in a split above the ground
22 Clues: known as a kick • a bending movement of the knees • circling of the leg done on the floor • a controlled fall from an isolated positon • what the head should be doing during turns • a galloping motion as 1 foot "chases" the other • a change of weight distribution on the balls of the feet • 2 steps that changes the weight from 1 foot to the other • ...
Statistics Terminology 2021-09-25
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- data collected from a sample
- every element or identity that relates to the investigation
- measures the average deviation of all the scores from the mean of the data set.
- data collected by measuring or counting
- the range of the middle 50% of all the scores
- data with numerical values that can be expressed as fractions, decimals, as well as rounded off integer values
- data are recorded in numerical form.
- non-symmetrical distribution
- data with numerical values that can only be expressed in integer form
- a single piece of data
- charts are used for categorical data only
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- used for summarising numerical data. The stem column holds the group value, and the leaf column holds the final digit.
- the collection and analysis of data in order to respond to a question.
- the difference between the highest and lowest scores
- items of information.
- data recorded are non-numerical and use labels or categories
- the middle score of a set of data organised from lowest to highest
- charts use pieces of the pie or sectors to represent the category
- like bar charts except that there are no gaps between columns. Used only for numerical data.
- all elements of a population have an equal chance of being selected.
- when selected, ensures that groups within a population have a similar representation in a sample.
- the average of all the scores
- data categories that are named with some notion of order
- data categories that are named for each of the possible responses
- normal distributions
- a representative portion of the population
- data collected from an entire population.
- the score that occurs most frequently
28 Clues: normal distributions • items of information. • a single piece of data • data collected from a sample • non-symmetrical distribution • the average of all the scores • data are recorded in numerical form. • the score that occurs most frequently • data collected by measuring or counting • data collected from an entire population. • charts are used for categorical data only • ...
Economics Terminology 2022-04-20
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- Growth policies aiming at expansion of export revenues as the vehicle of economic growth;
- Lower quality goods for which higher quality
- When the average price level continues to rise but at a slower rate so that the rate of inflation is positive but lower.
- Income not spent on domestic goods and
- Where two or more countries share the same
- services.
- Occurs when real GDP falls for at least two
- Aid given to alleviate short-term suffering, consisting of food aid, medical aid, and
- who lack access to traditional
- contrasted to import substitution. (2 words)
- Technology that relies mostly on the relatively abundant factor an economy is endowed with (2 words)
- It includes savings, taxes and import
- When government expenditures exceed
- tools, equipment and factories.
- The difference between how much a consumer is at most willing to pay for a good and how
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- Spending by firms on capital goods such as
- (3 words)
- usually over a period of a year. (2 words)
- Refers to the repayment of principal and interest on the debt of a person, a firm or a country. (2 words)
- A decrease in the value of a currency in a fixed exchange rate system.
- Interest rates that have been adjusted for
- exist; if incomes rise, demand for the
- relief aid usually as a result of a natural catastrophe or war. (2 words)
- quality goods decreases. (2 words)
- and have a common central bank. (2 words)
- quarters.
- The provision of small loans to poor
- Goods that are jointly consumed, for example,coffee and sugar.
- they actually pay. (2 words)
29 Clues: (3 words) • services. • quarters. • they actually pay. (2 words) • who lack access to traditional • tools, equipment and factories. • quality goods decreases. (2 words) • When government expenditures exceed • The provision of small loans to poor • It includes savings, taxes and import • Income not spent on domestic goods and • exist; if incomes rise, demand for the • ...
Economics Terminology 2022-04-20
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- The difference between how much a consumer is at most willing to pay for a good and how
- equipment and factories.
- Growth policies aiming at expansion of export revenues as the vehicle of economic growth;
- relief aid usually as a result of a natural catastrophe or war. (2 words)
- Goods that are jointly consumed, for example,coffee and sugar.
- they actually pay. (2 words)
- Income not spent on domestic goods and services.
- When the average price level continues to rise but at a slower rate so that the rate of inflation is positive but lower.
- Interest rates that have been adjusted for inflation.(3 words)
- Where two or more countries share the same
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- contrasted to import substitution. (2 words)
- The provision of small loans to poor
- Aid given to alleviate short-term suffering, consisting of food aid, medical aid, and
- Lower quality goods for which higher quality substitutes exist; if incomes rise, demand for the lower quality goods decreases. (2 words)
- usually over a period of a year. (2 words)
- and have a common central bank. (2 words)
- who lack access to traditional banking services.
- A decrease in the value of a currency in a fixed exchange rate system.
- Technology that relies mostly on the relatively abundant factor an economy is endowed with (2 words)
- quarters.
- When government expenditures exceed
- Occurs when real GDP falls for at least two
- Spending by firms on capital goods such as
- Refers to the repayment of principal and interest on the debt of a person, a firm or a country. (2 words)
24 Clues: quarters. • equipment and factories. • they actually pay. (2 words) • When government expenditures exceed • The provision of small loans to poor • and have a common central bank. (2 words) • Spending by firms on capital goods such as • Where two or more countries share the same • Occurs when real GDP falls for at least two • contrasted to import substitution. (2 words) • ...
Introductory Terminology 2017-01-27
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- body cavity that contains the thorax and abdomen
- anatomy visible without the microscope
- plane that divides the body into anterior and posterior
- away from the midsagittal plane
- anatomy under the microscope
- the smallest unit of all living things
- tissue that covers exposed surfaces
- cells that have a common function
- in the anatomical position the feet are...
- tissue that provides structure and support
- the study of how the body functions
- tissue that is specialised for conducting electrical impulses
- towards the tail
- at a lower level
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- to the front
- describes the chest and abdomen
- tissue specialised for contraction
- the plane that divides the body into right and left parts
- close to the body surface
- towards the head
- plane that divides the body into upper and lower parts
- the little finger lies .... to the thumb
- away from an attached base
- behind
- farther from the body surface
- the thigh is .....to the knee
- above
- cavity that houses the brain
28 Clues: above • behind • to the front • towards the head • towards the tail • at a lower level • close to the body surface • away from an attached base • anatomy under the microscope • cavity that houses the brain • farther from the body surface • the thigh is .....to the knee • describes the chest and abdomen • away from the midsagittal plane • cells that have a common function • ...
Economic terminology 2017-02-05
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- the quantity of a good or service that firms are willing to sell
- values that are measured in money terms
- employed only at certain times of the year
- a fall in the rate of inflation
- a fall in the general level of prices
- the degree to which a demand or supply is sensitive to changes in price or income
- a statement that is your opinion
- a worker is employed but wants to work more hours
- a general and sustained increase in prices
- a compulsory charge made by the government on goods, services, incomes or capital
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- the price where the quantity demanded equals the quantity supplied for a good or a service in a market
- the opposite of public goods
- generally acceptable in the payment of a good or service
- people of working age who are wither unwilling or unable to work
- the quantity of a good or service purchased at a given time period
- the economic word for the word 'total'
- concentrating on the production of a limited range of goods and services
- relating to government revenue
- where consumers and producers come into contact with each other to exchange goods and services
- the creator of the Keynesian school of thought
- a measure of people working age who are willing and able to work
- finite resources compared to infinite wants
22 Clues: the opposite of public goods • relating to government revenue • a fall in the rate of inflation • a statement that is your opinion • a fall in the general level of prices • the economic word for the word 'total' • values that are measured in money terms • employed only at certain times of the year • a general and sustained increase in prices • ...
Mortgage Terminology 2018-01-21
20 Clues: Note • FICO • Assets • Escrow • Default • Closing • Security • Addendum • Borrower • Mortgagee • Refinance • Liability • Redlining • Mortgagor • Collateral • Originator • Foreclosure • Hypothecate • Amortization • Acceleration
Biology Terminology 2018-01-28
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- What is an organisms complete set of DNA called?
- Can be found attached to the rough endoplasmic reticulum or floating in the cytoplasm
- located near the nucleus, it functions during cell division
- (Diploid) skin and bone cells
- Half the number of diploid chromosomes
- contains the DNA
- hereditary unit of information, found in the nucleus of cells
- The type of living cell found in the Monera kingdom
- The third phase of Mitosis
- The living cell found in four out of the five kingdoms
- process of cell death
- final phase of cell division that results in two nuclei being formed
- The first phase of mitosis
- results in 2 identical daughter cells
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- (Haploid) sperm and egg cells
- equally divides the chromosomes into two daughter cells
- long section of DNA (humans have 23 pairs of it)
- Where the microtubules attach on a chromosome
- having double the haploid chromosomes
- has a cytoplasm and nucleus in a membrane
- The phase of a cells life in which it copies its DNA, to prepare for mitosis
- population of bodily cells
- different version of the same gene
- Small section of DNA that gives the instructions for the construction of protein
- Membrane bound functions within a cell
- What do Ribosomes produce?
- Image of all chromosomes in a nucleus
- The layer that surrounds plant cells
- results in 4 non-identical haploid daughter cells
29 Clues: contains the DNA • process of cell death • population of bodily cells • What do Ribosomes produce? • The third phase of Mitosis • The first phase of mitosis • (Haploid) sperm and egg cells • (Diploid) skin and bone cells • different version of the same gene • The layer that surrounds plant cells • having double the haploid chromosomes • Image of all chromosomes in a nucleus • ...
Greenhouse Terminology 2017-12-10
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- Structure for growing plants that is not heat or minimally heated
- Roof slopes in only one direction and are connected along the side posts
- Structure for growing plants that have no sides, usually covered with shade cloth to reduce light intensity and provide minimal wind protection
- Entirely interior with no real sunlight
- Rafters are of uneven length, makes structure adaptable to a hill
- Structure for growing plants that is unheated, has a single plastic covering and is usually movable and used to extend growing season
- Air steam greenhouses, single layer of plastic held up by large, blowing fans
- Greenhouse that stands alone
- Greenhouse cover that is cheaper than glass yet costs the same to heat and cool
- Greenhouses that are connected together at the eaves
- Structure allows for maximum management of environment (temp, light, fertility)
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- Allows for open production space because there are no posts
- One side of the greenhouse is a solid wall
- Distance between gutters is narrow, cheaper to heat and more expensive to cool
- Greenhouse cover that is the most expensive and doesn't save money on heating or cooling
- Distance between gutters is wide, cheaper to cool and more expensive to heat
- 2 or more greenhouses in one location
- Structure for growing plants that is covered with transparent material, tall enough to walk in, artificially heated
- Structure protects plants from the natural environment (wint,rain)
- Framing material that must be painted every 5-7 years
- color of light that plants take up
- Building associated with the greenhouse that is typically used for storage
- Most common framing material because it is strong yet lightweight
- Two roof slopes with the same pitch and width
- Structure for growing plants that is artificially heated, is not tall enough to walk in
25 Clues: Greenhouse that stands alone • color of light that plants take up • 2 or more greenhouses in one location • Entirely interior with no real sunlight • One side of the greenhouse is a solid wall • Two roof slopes with the same pitch and width • Greenhouses that are connected together at the eaves • Framing material that must be painted every 5-7 years • ...
Newspaper Terminology 2018-02-05
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- - Brief text underneath an image describing the photograph or graphic
- - Something taken from within an article, usually said by the person in the main image
- - Also known as copy. Written material that makes up the main part of an article
- - Everything on a page except pictures or text of stories
- - A phrase that summarises the main point of the article. Usually in large print and a different style to catch the attention of the reader
- - Main story, usually a splash
- - Dominant picture, often filling much of the front cover
- - Block of text that introduces the story, normally in a different style to the body text and headline
- - The line above the story, which gives the author’s name and sometimes their job and location
- - Picture story that can exist on its own or on a front page leading to a story inside
- - A system of organisation within the magazine. Helps the audience find what they want to read
- - The blank space between margins of facing pages of a publication or the blank space between columns of text
- - Some newspapers print several of these every night, these are versions with some changes and maybe additional late stories
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- - An information panel on the front page that tells the reader about other stories in the paper to tempt them inside
- - A photograph, often in full colour, that runs across the middle two pages
- - Top label for the whole page. Can relate to the area covered in the paper for example, National or a big news topic such as Social Media, Syria
- - An advertisement that uses only text, as opposed to a display ad, which also incorporates graphics
- - People who the newspaper aims to sell to
- - Title of the newspaper displayed on the front page
- - Used to scan the newspaper when purchasing. It is an optical, machine-readable, representation of data and contains information such as price
20 Clues: - Main story, usually a splash • - People who the newspaper aims to sell to • - Title of the newspaper displayed on the front page • - Everything on a page except pictures or text of stories • - Dominant picture, often filling much of the front cover • - Brief text underneath an image describing the photograph or graphic • ...
Key Terminology 2017-11-28
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- Visually descriptive language
- A message trying to teach you something
- The shape of the poem and the length of stanzas
- It shows relation about when or where something is
- The flow and pace of the word throughout the poem
- When you give an object human features or characteristics
- It shows an action that is being done
- They link sentences, words and phrases together
- It replaces a noun to prevent repetition
- They are a type of poem and often about feats of heroism and endurance
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- Is a formal type of poetry often told accompanied with music
- Repetion or refrain of the same sound at the beginning of words
- A direct comparison describing something as if it is something else
- A word that describes a noun
- A section of a poem that repeats (refrains)
- Showing how a verb is being done
- A indirect comparison using like or as
- A name of something or someone
- Similar repeated sound at the end of words that follow a pattern
- A word that imitates the sound of a word
- It is also known as a narrative
- There are 5 of them, smell,sound,feel,sight and taste
22 Clues: A word that describes a noun • Visually descriptive language • A name of something or someone • It is also known as a narrative • Showing how a verb is being done • It shows an action that is being done • A indirect comparison using like or as • A message trying to teach you something • A word that imitates the sound of a word • It replaces a noun to prevent repetition • ...
Drama Terminology 2017-11-16
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- a stage that is separated from the audience. The audience looks through the fourth wall to see the action.
- Articles or objects that appear on stage during a play.
- At the end of Romeo and Juliet, the audience experiences ___________ because their feelings of pity and fear (concerning the unlucky deaths of many characters) is purged through the families’ agreement to build statues of the deceased and to end the feud.
- ____ II, Scene 3
- The spectacle a play presents in performance, including the position of actors on stage, the scenic background, the props and costumes, and the lighting and sound effects.
- This is normally written in italics, and can be found at the beginning of a play, or at the start of a new scene to tell the reader or direction how the scene should look.
- (or Apron Stage) If he took out the middle four seats, Mr. Bellini’s classroom setup would be an example of this type of stage.
- Interrupting a tragic scene with a funny moment is __________ _____.
- For a novel, we’d call her a novelist; for poetry we’d call her a poet; for drama we’d call her a dramatist, or a ____________________.
- A common scene in situational comedies is having a character hide in a closet when another character enters the room. The audience knows the character is hiding, but the character that has just entered does not. The audience laughs because of the ____________ ___________.
- It’s important to ___________ a scene to ensure that characters aren’t just standing facing each other the whole time, or wandering around aimlessly.
- A Shakespearean play is usually categorized as a ___________, a comedy or a history.
- Act I, _________ 1
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- In the Men in Black movies, Agent K is a _________ to Agent J, in that the former serious and dead-pan, while the latter is flamboyant and sarcastic.
- At the end of the movie Jurassic Park there is an example of ______ ___ ______________. Just as the main characters find themselves in a no-win scenario with the raptors, the tyrannosaurus saves them at the last moment.
- Scene or speech which precedes the main action of the play and provides some insight or comment on the action.
- Examples: the country bumpkin, the shrewish wife, the braggart soldier
- A speech by a single character without another character's response.
- Means “tragic flaw”
- This type of monologue provides the audience with omniscience for that character.
- This is a short direction indicated by parentheses or italics, in the beginning of a scene or before a line. Some writers use them and some don’t.
- A motion of the limbs or body made to express or help express thought or to emphasize speech.
- This is the imaginary wall of the proscenium or box theater setting, supposedly removed to allow the audience to see the action.
- A quality of a play's action that stimulates the audience to feel pity for a character.
- The smallest division of action in a play (smaller than a scene). The length of time necessary for a character to play an "Objective" (also called "Intention") from beginning to end.
- Means “excessive pride”
- A type of drama in which the characters experience reversals of fortune (usually for the better) due to miscommunication and comic circumstances.
- In many Greek, Roman, and even some Elizabethan dramas, the ____________ provided reactions to the events on stage at the beginning of each Act.
- This is a scene or speech which follows the main action of the play and provides some insight or comment on the action.
- The underlying personality of a dramatic character as implied or indicated by a script or text and interpreted by an actor in performance. (from answers.com)
- In Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, the title character often turns to the camera and speaks, even when others are present, which is an example of an _____________.
- en scene Means literally “put in the scene” or arrangement of the scene.
32 Clues: ____ II, Scene 3 • Act I, _________ 1 • Means “tragic flaw” • Means “excessive pride” • Articles or objects that appear on stage during a play. • A speech by a single character without another character's response. • Interrupting a tragic scene with a funny moment is __________ _____. • Examples: the country bumpkin, the shrewish wife, the braggart soldier • ...
Veterinary Terminology 2017-11-01
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- laying down
- decreased heart rate
- another term for fever
- insertion of a needle into the urinary bladder to obtain a sample
- sudden onset of illness or disease
- involving or passing through the intestine, either naturally, or through an artificial opening
- increased respiratory rate
- an abnormally low body temperature
- the eating of faeces
- the presence or formation of new, abnormal growth of tissue.
- straining
- complete cessation of urination
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- difficult or painful defaecation
- the excretion of abnormal quantities of fat with the faeces
- strong, jerky pulse
- black tarry stool that contains digested blood
- difficulty breathing
- persistent craving and compulsive eating of non-food substances
- lack of appetite
- inadequate oxygenation of the blood
- a medical condition with yellowing of the mucus membranes
- a bluish discoloration of the mucus membranes
- irregular passage of urine
- reduction in the daily production of urine
- the action or proces of vomiting
25 Clues: straining • laying down • lack of appetite • strong, jerky pulse • decreased heart rate • difficulty breathing • the eating of faeces • another term for fever • increased respiratory rate • irregular passage of urine • complete cessation of urination • difficult or painful defaecation • the action or proces of vomiting • sudden onset of illness or disease • ...
THEATER TERMINOLOGY 2018-09-06
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- THE PROCESS OF ADDING TECHNICAL ELEMENTS TO A PRODUCTION
- AREA OF STAGE THAT EXTENDS BEYOND THE PROSCENIUM
- HORIZONTAL CURTAINS THAT HANG ABOVE THE STAGE
- WHERE ACTORS CHANGE/PREPARE COSTUMES AND MAKEUP
- THE CLARITY OF AN ACTOR'S SPEECH
- NEEDED FOR A SHOW
- PLANNED MOVEMENT OF AN ACTOR
- TECHNICAL ELEMENT OF THEATER / VISUAL
- PERSON RESPONSIBLE FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF BACKSTAGE
- WHITE FABRIC USED UPSTAGE FOR LIGHTING AND PROJECTIONS
- CLOTHING WORN TO CREATE A CHARACTER
- WHO VIEWS A PERFORMANCE
- SHAKESPEARE'S FAMOUS THEATER IN ENGLAND
- THE ART OF AN ACTOR CREATING A CHARACTER
- WALL UNIT IN A THEATER PRODUCTION
- THE FIRST ACTOR WHO STEPPED BEYOND THE GREEK CHORUS
- THE HIGHS AND LOWS OF AN ACTOR'S SPEECH
- WHAT AN ACTOR SHOULD ALWAYS HAVE AT REHEARSAL
- PHYSICAL ACTIONS USED TO CREATE A CHARACTER
- A ROLLING STAGE UNIT
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- USED IN EARLY THEATER FOR FACIAL EXPRESSIONS: COMEDY AND TRAGEDY
- PLANNED DANCE MOVEMENT FOR A PRODUCTION
- TECHNICAL ELEMENT THAT ALLOWS ACTORS TO BE HEARD OR MUSIC
- FIRST HISTORICAL GROUP OF THEATER PERFORMERS
- HANDHELD ITEMS USED BY ACTORS TO TELL A STORY
- A COLLECTIVE GROUP OF PERFORMERS WITH THE SAME GOAL
- THE "FRAME" OF A STAGE
- APPLIED TO AN ACTORS FACE TO CREATE A CHARACTER AND ENHANCE THE PERFORMANCE
- THE FRONT CURTAIN OF A THEATER
- AUTHOR'S INTENT FOR STAGE MOVEMENT AND CHARACTERIZATION
- SIDE CURTAINS ON A STAGE
- COLORED APPLIANCES ATTACHED TO LIGHTING TO CREATE COLOR AND MOOD
- RAISED PERFORMANCE AREA
- A WRITTEN WORK MEANT TO BE PERFORMED
- SIDE AREAS OF A STAGE
35 Clues: NEEDED FOR A SHOW • A ROLLING STAGE UNIT • SIDE AREAS OF A STAGE • THE "FRAME" OF A STAGE • WHO VIEWS A PERFORMANCE • RAISED PERFORMANCE AREA • SIDE CURTAINS ON A STAGE • PLANNED MOVEMENT OF AN ACTOR • THE FRONT CURTAIN OF A THEATER • THE CLARITY OF AN ACTOR'S SPEECH • WALL UNIT IN A THEATER PRODUCTION • CLOTHING WORN TO CREATE A CHARACTER • A WRITTEN WORK MEANT TO BE PERFORMED • ...
Computer Terminology 2018-07-05
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- Random Access Memory
- programs that control the operations of computer equipment
- hardware components that allow data and instruction to be entered in computers
- collection of computers and devises connected by a main server
- main circuit board of a computer that all internal and external components are connected to
- programs that find websites, images, videos, news, and other information related to a specific topic
- removable chip that temporarily stores data when the computer is up and running
- application used to access and view websites
- main part of a desktop computer
- electronic communication where users share information, ideas, personal messages, and other content
- programs or files that are developed for the purpose of doing harm
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- hardwired instructions with specific data from the manufacturer
- a program that hides in a computer and allows someone from a remote location to take full control of a computer
- set of instructions for a computer to perform specific operations
- physical components of a computer
- hardware components that convey information to one or more people
- programs that tell a computer how to produce information
- spindles of magnetic disks that record and store information
- data stored on remote servers on the Internet
- interprets and carries out the basic instructions that operate a computer
20 Clues: Random Access Memory • main part of a desktop computer • physical components of a computer • application used to access and view websites • data stored on remote servers on the Internet • programs that tell a computer how to produce information • programs that control the operations of computer equipment • spindles of magnetic disks that record and store information • ...
Literary Terminology 2018-08-28
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- The method of character development in which the author simply tells what the character is like rather than showing through action or other means
- the voice of the story
- occurs when the meaning of the situation is understood by the audience but not by the characters in the play
- Description that appeals to the senses (sight, sound, smell, touch, taste)
- third person narrator who tells the story through actions and dialogue; reader must infer what the characters think and feel; the narrator is a detached observer.
- the decisive moment or the turning point of the conflict
- an object that represents something other than itself, such as an idea
- A story in which each aspect of the story has a symbolic meaning outside the tale itself.
- when the narrator is telling the story from his/her point of view, the word "I" is present outside of quotes
- vs society A character has a conflict or problem with some element of their community - the school, the law, etc.
- A kind of metaphor that gives inanimate objects or abstract ideas human characteristics
- Feeling or atmosphere that a writer creates for the reader
- A comparison of two unlike things in which one thing is said to be like another thing
- Clues in a story that suggest later events
- conflict A struggle between opposing needs, desires, or emotions within a single character
- third person narrator who is all-knowing; the reader gets the thoughts and feelings of MORE than one character
- A character or force in conflict with the main character
- vs supernatural A conflict where a person is against a force that is not of this world: spirit, ghost, monster, demon, magic, etc.
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- when spoken words literally state the opposite of the writer's true intended meaning; including sarcasm, hyperbole, and understatement
- the author reveals to the reader what the character is like by describing how the character looks and dresses, by letting the reader hear what the character says, by revealing the character's private thoughts and feelings, by revealing the characters effect on other people (showing how other characters feel or behave toward the character), or by showing the character in action
- A character who grows, learns, or changes as a result of the story's action
- purposeful exaggeration for effect, such as to express strong emotion, make a point, or evoke humor
- Excited anticipation and tension an author creates in a story, usually by slowing down and stretching out moments
- End of the conflict and action in a story; how the character solves the conflict
- The beginning of a story that presents foundational background information about settings and characters
- A brief and indirect reference to a person, place, thing or idea of historical, cultural, literary or political significance.
- a comparison of two different things in which one thing is said to be another thing
- A character who is not very well developed; has few identifiable characteristics
- A fully developed fictional character created by the author with several facets of personality traits. The writer often reveals the character's physical and personality traits as well as the character's background.
- a third person narrator who is confined to what is experienced, thought, or felt by a single character
- language that has less strength than would be expected
- Occurs when the outcome of is contradictory to what would be expected
- A character who does not change from the beginning of the story to the end
- a message about life or human nature that the writer indirectly shares with the reader through the text
34 Clues: the voice of the story • Clues in a story that suggest later events • language that has less strength than would be expected • the decisive moment or the turning point of the conflict • A character or force in conflict with the main character • Feeling or atmosphere that a writer creates for the reader • ...
Medicaid Terminology 2016-09-26
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- The individual, family, or household members who are eligible to receive Work First, Food Stamps, or Medicaid.
- A program for medical assistance for children under the age of 19 whose countable income falls under a specified percentage of the Federal Poverty Limit.
- The up to 12-month period of time that a family may receive Medicaid when they have been determined ineligible for Work First or MAF-C because of new or increased earned income.
- Use of information from third parties to establish the accuracy of an applicant's statements.
- Persons whose income and resources are considered in determining the eligibility of an individual or assistance unit for public assistance.
- A program for men, ages 19 through 60, and women, ages 19 through 55, with income at or below the 185% of the poverty level, to receive family planning services.
- Once a child under age 19 has qualified for Medicaid he can receive for up to 12 months regardless of financial changes that affect eligibility.
- Verification of client’s employment, DOC, ACTS, SOLQI, etc. find using a third party verification system.
- Benefits authorized for a period of time prior to the date of application.
- A review of a recipient's eligibility for public assistance.
- Net income of the person from a business enterprise or trade controlled by oneself, i.e., produce sales, farm rental, farming, craft sales, baby-sitting in one's own home.
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- A notice that must be received before the effective date of the change that informs the a/r of action taken.
- Safeguarding client information.
- An individual removed from MAGI or Medical Assistance benefits due to an IPV (Intentional Program Violation) or for failure or refusal to comply with all program requirements.
- A written notice to inform the recipient of intended action.
- Automatic Medicaid coverage for newborns based solely on mother's eligibility status.
- A crime in which an applicant or recipient 'intentionally obtains or attempts to obtain public assistance benefits to which he or she is not eligible by making a false statement or withholding information.
- A cash payment program administered by the Social Security Administration for low-income aged, blind, or disabled persons.
- A determination of Medicaid eligibility from an existing record (such as from the SDX, county record, etc.)
- The agency of the federal government that issues regulations for the RSDI and SSI programs, as well as Medicare and Medicaid, under the Social Security Act.
- The procedure used in the State Office to stop delivery of an assistance check.
- A program of medical assistance for children and adults who meet the requirements of eligibility.
- A program for medical assistance for pregnant women whose income falls under a specified percentage of the Federal Poverty Limit.
23 Clues: Safeguarding client information. • A written notice to inform the recipient of intended action. • A review of a recipient's eligibility for public assistance. • Benefits authorized for a period of time prior to the date of application. • The procedure used in the State Office to stop delivery of an assistance check. • ...
CNS Terminology 2016-11-09
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- malformation of an organ or structure
- midbrain responsible for vision, hearing, alertness, and temperature regulation
- decreased orbital distance, eyes seem close together
- forebrain that contains telencephalon and diencephalon
- disease characteristics
- a facial defect that occurs when the primary and secondary palates fail to fuse
- a facial defect that occurs when there is a failure of the lateral palatine processes to fuse at the midline
- rare aggressive tumor in the cranium
- group of anomalies of the hindbrain prolapsing below the foramen magnum, this is classified into 4 types
- abnormal migration of mesechymal tissues, does not allow for bone formation over the cerebral tissue, partial or complete absence of the skull
- maldevelopment of the roof of the rhombencephalon, missing or hypoplastic cerebellar vermis causes dilation of the 4th ventricle and enlarged posterior fossa
- abnormally large head, can have enlarged ventricular system
- congenital obstruction of CSF flow through the aqueduct of sylvius
- the soft inner membrane layer that covers the brain and the spinal cord
- abnormal increase in the volume of the ventricles, caused by intra or extraventricular obstruction
- chin defect where the mandible is smaller than normal, hypoplastic mandible
- complete or partial absence of cerebral cortex, normal brain tissue is replaced by fluid
- brain tissue only herniates through the skull defect
- ability of embryonic cells to differentiate into any type of cell
- the hard outer membrane layer covering the brain and spinal cord
- cloverleaf shaped skull, premature suture closure, this is associated with skeletal dysplasias
- the most severe form of holoprosencephaly there is no division of cerebral cortex, single monobentricle, fused thalami, absent (third ventricle, falx, csp, cc, optic tract and olfactory bulbs)
- abnormal cleavage and rotation of forebrain, single central lateral ventricle, missing falx
- this is composed of 3 membranes covering the brain and spinal cord
- form of holoprosencephaly partially separated brain, sigle ventricular cavity, partial formation of occipital horns, partial fusion of thalami, rudimentary falx
- congenital anomalies of the head due to teratogens
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- herniation of brain and meninges through a defect in the skull
- incomplete closure involving the cranium and upper spine, this is very rare, involves the nape of the neck
- CSF cyst that is caused by cavitation of normal brain tissue, thrombotic event leads to destruction of brain tissue
- ventriculomegaly with increased intracranial pressure and head size
- a rare cortical dysplasia, failure of neuronal migration into cerebral cortex
- clefts within the cerebral cortex, unilateral or bilateral, fluid filled clefts, associated with absent CSP and CC
- hindbrain containing metencephalon and mylencephalon
- combination of nonimmune fetal hydrops and a cystic hygroma
- tongue is large and extends beyond the teeth
- decreased orbit size
- this is an abnormally small head, is a developmental defect of the cerebrum
- absence of the eye
- substance taht intervenes with embryonic development (drugs, virus, maternal disease)
- most common neural tube defect, occurs because of a failure of neural tube closure at the cranial end, brain stem is present, but forebrain is only partially developed
- bleeding anywhere in the fetal cranium
- form of holoprosencephaly where there is almost complete separation of hemispheres, frontal horns are fused, thalami are not fused, falx IS present
- the middle membrane layer that covers the brain and spinal cord
- lymphatic obstruction, lymph sacs do not communicate with the venous system, single or multiloculated lymph filled cavity around the neck
- congenital brain anomaly resulting form a migrational defect of the occipital horns
- increased orbital distance, eyes seem far apart
- rostral or caudal (superior or inferior) end of the neural tube
- enlargement of the cranium
- abnormally formed organs
49 Clues: absence of the eye • decreased orbit size • disease characteristics • abnormally formed organs • enlargement of the cranium • rare aggressive tumor in the cranium • malformation of an organ or structure • bleeding anywhere in the fetal cranium • tongue is large and extends beyond the teeth • increased orbital distance, eyes seem far apart • ...
Criminology terminology 2018-12-05
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- Going against the norms and values of society
- To reoffend
- Breakdown of social norms
- Drop out from society
- Labelling theorist
- Deprivation inequality
- Form of control, conformity
- Not working
- Period of science
- New approach
- Becker theory
- Crime is a study of
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- Find new ways
- Young criminal
- American dream functionalist
- Bourgeoisie, proletariat conflict
- Frustration theory derived from
- Idea its a mans world
- A group within a culture
- Misuse
- Less opportunity
- Macro approach
- Gender specific to women
- Major minor offence
24 Clues: Misuse • To reoffend • Not working • New approach • Find new ways • Becker theory • Young criminal • Macro approach • Less opportunity • Period of science • Labelling theorist • Major minor offence • Crime is a study of • Idea its a mans world • Drop out from society • Deprivation inequality • A group within a culture • Gender specific to women • Breakdown of social norms • Form of control, conformity • ...
Poetry Terminology 2019-02-27
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- The ability to form mental pictures of things or events
- Poetry that does not rhyme or have a regular meter
- The overall sound of the language in a piece of writing
- A stanza consisting of two successive lines of verse
- The subject matter of a conversation or discussion
- Use of the same consonant at the beginning of each word
- Using words that imitate the sound they represent
- An interval during which a recurring sequence occurs
- The word for any line, or group of lines, that are repeated in a poem.
- Someone who expresses in language
- The name for a paragraph in poetry.
- Continuation from one line of verse into the next line
- A figure of speech that suggests a non-literal similarity
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- A figure of speech expressing a resemblance between things
- A unit of spoken language, a beat of a word
- The type of language that includes similes, metaphors and personification.
- The label at the beginning of a poem that suggests what the poem might be about.
- A humorous play on words
- Attributing human characteristics to abstract ideas
- The physical position or environment of something
- The repetition of similar vowels in successive words
- Final sounds of two or more lines that match
- Someone who tells a story
- The act of doing or performing again
24 Clues: A humorous play on words • Someone who tells a story • Someone who expresses in language • The name for a paragraph in poetry. • The act of doing or performing again • A unit of spoken language, a beat of a word • Final sounds of two or more lines that match • The physical position or environment of something • Using words that imitate the sound they represent • ...
Narrative Terminology 2019-04-02
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- a phrase which labels a piece of speech or dialogue to indicate who is speaking i.e. ‘he said’.[2]
- a form of narration which gives access to the thoughts and feelings of all characters in the narrative using the third person.
- a form of narration where a character relays events from their own point of view using "I" or "we".[2]
- a character who actively opposes or is hostile to the protagonist.
- a narrator who typically displays characteristics or tendencies that indicate a lack of credibility or honesty.[2]
- an object, setting, character, or event in a story that carries a deeper meaning.
- a series of events that create suspense, interest, and tension in a narrative, building towards the climax.[2]
- series of events that follow the climax, leading to a decrease in tension as the narrative reaches its end.[2]
- a character who contrasts with another character, usually the protagonist.
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- a Greek term meaning ‘ladder’: a particular point in a narrative at which the conflict or tension hits the highest point.
- the final part of a narrative in which the strands of the plot are drawn together.
- also known as a flashback: a literary device in which the narrative is taken backwards in time to show a past event
- a form of narration which focuses on the thoughts and feelings of a single character using the third person i.e. "he" or "she".
- sentence where the exact words spoken are represented, and shown in speech marks i.e.“Tidy your room, please,” said Mum.[2]
- the beginning of a narrative used to introduce background information about events, settings and characters.
- The main character in a narrative.
- a literary device in which a writer gives an advance hint of what is to come later in the narrative.
- the creation and development of fictional characters.
- a sentence where the spoken word is reported without using speech marks. For example, ‘Mum told me to tidy my room’.[2]
- also known as a flashforward: a literary device in which the narrative is taken forward in time to show a future event
20 Clues: The main character in a narrative. • the creation and development of fictional characters. • a character who actively opposes or is hostile to the protagonist. • a character who contrasts with another character, usually the protagonist. • an object, setting, character, or event in a story that carries a deeper meaning. • ...
Cardiovascular Terminology 2019-10-14
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- CIRCULATION the part of systemic circulation that provides the heart muscle with oxygen and nutrients and carries away waste products
- a portion of a thrombus that breaks off and moves through the bloodstream.
- the constriction of the muscular wall of an artery to increase blood pressure.
- the widening of the muscular wall of an artery to decrease blood pressure
- the middle and thickest layer of the heart. It is made primarily of cardiac muscle.
- a membrane that covers the heart and large blood vessels attached to it.
- the outermost layer of the wall of the heart.
- PRESSURE the blood pressure measured when the left ventricle of the heart contracts.
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- NODE a small bundle of heart muscle tissue in the superior wall of the right atrium that sets the rhythm of the heart’s contractions.
- OF HIS this is the node located between the ventricles of the heart that carries the electricl impulse from the AV node to the bundle branches.
- NODE node that is located between the atria of the heart. After the electrical impulse reaches the atrioventricular node, the atria contract and the impulse is sent to the ventricles.
- thickness
- CIRCULATION the circulation of blood through the arteries, capilaries and veins of the general system, from the left ventricle to the right atrium.
- the innermost layer of the heart.
- an abnormal narrowing of a body passage
- TENDINEAE cord-like structures that attach the cusps of the heart valves to the papillary muscles in the ventricles.
- PORTAL SYSTEM the collection of veins carrying blood to the liver.
- OUTPUT the product of heart rate and stroke volume, measured in liters per minute; the amount of blood that is pumped by the heart in 1 minute.
- FIBERS cardiac fibers that are located in the lateral walls of the ventricles.
- CIRCULATION the passage of blood from the right ventricle through the pulmonary artery to the lungs and back through the pulmonary veins to the left atrium.
- PRESSURE the blood pressure measured when the heart relaxes.
21 Clues: thickness • the innermost layer of the heart. • an abnormal narrowing of a body passage • the outermost layer of the wall of the heart. • PRESSURE the blood pressure measured when the heart relaxes. • PORTAL SYSTEM the collection of veins carrying blood to the liver. • a membrane that covers the heart and large blood vessels attached to it. • ...
Airport Terminology 2019-07-21
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- Area of the airport after security and customs
- HLZ
- Where the aircraft can park
- Area of the airport before security and customs
- PAX
- WAG
- EK
- QF
- Vehicle used to carry the baggage to the aircraft
- Luggage brought into the hold by ground staff
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- Luggage brought into the cabin by passengers
- B in the ahonetic alphabet
- Area where passengers depart and board
- Another term for immigration officers
- Airline responsible for the flight
- Meaning worldwide
- Beginning and terminating in the same country
- Crew member responsible for flying the aircraft
- The security of the airport
- W in the phonetic alphabet
20 Clues: EK • QF • HLZ • PAX • WAG • Meaning worldwide • B in the ahonetic alphabet • W in the phonetic alphabet • Where the aircraft can park • The security of the airport • Airline responsible for the flight • Another term for immigration officers • Area where passengers depart and board • Luggage brought into the cabin by passengers • Beginning and terminating in the same country • ...
employment terminology 2019-07-27
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- / FT
- relations / the relations between management and workers in industry
- / the state of having paid work
- agreement / is a term used under previous workplace relations legislation
- / a fixed regular payment earned for work or services, typically paid on a daily or weekly basis
- / the fact of having a right to something
- / higher school certificate
- / corporate executives, advertising and public relation professionals, architects, stockbrokers, doctors, dentists and dietitians
- / the state of being not or no longer needed or useful
- / a student in training for service as a commissioned officer in the U.S. Army, Air Force, or Coast Guard
- benefits / an extra benefit supplementing an employee's money wage or salary, for example a company car, private healthcare, etc.
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- bargaining / negotiations on pay and conditions conducted between the employer and employees in an individual workplace
- union / an organized association of workers in a trade, group of trades, or profession, formed to protect and further their rights and interests
- / company A and Company B want to merge but must agree on price, financing, and management changes.
- / the people engaged in or available for work, either in a country or area or in a particular firm or industry
- / technical and further education
- / the position of an apprentice
- / jobless
- / Australian industrial realations commission
- / are employees who do not have regular or systematic hours of work or an expectation of continuing work
- / give or order the giving of (something) as an official payment, compensation, or prize to (someone).
- / vocational education and training
- / a written or spoken agreement, especially one concerning employment, sales, or tenancy, that is intended to be enforceable by law
23 Clues: / FT • / jobless • / higher school certificate • / the state of having paid work • / the position of an apprentice • / technical and further education • / vocational education and training • / the fact of having a right to something • / Australian industrial realations commission • / the state of being not or no longer needed or useful • ...
Bridge Terminology 2012-11-28
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- prolongation of sound by reflection
- type of bridge built with structures that extend horizontally
- physical state of being stretched
- thick rope of wire
- hard and strong metal commonly used on bridges
- weight balancing another weight
- distance between two support structures
- type of bridge with deck held up by cables
- triangle shaped framework
- where bridge supports are anchored to the ground
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- structure supporting bridge at the ends
- the basis or groundwork
- chemical process by which rock decomposes
- physical state of being pressed together
- support in bridge used for holding up cables
- basic structure of a system
- structure built on top of something else
- bridge enclosed by a roof or walls
- type of bridge with cables coming off central support
- curved structure always under compression
20 Clues: thick rope of wire • the basis or groundwork • triangle shaped framework • basic structure of a system • weight balancing another weight • physical state of being stretched • bridge enclosed by a roof or walls • prolongation of sound by reflection • structure supporting bridge at the ends • distance between two support structures • physical state of being pressed together • ...
College Terminology 2013-01-16
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- An area of study selected by a student
- Describes sorority or fraternity life at college
- Electronic signature on the FAFSA
- A college may withdraw its offer of admission to students"
- Granted to students who do not meet the stated requirements of the college but are admitted with conditions
- A two-year college with low tuition, where students can obtain an associate's degree and transfer with credits to a four-year college
- One of the tests used to assess college readiness. Each section is scored from 1 to 36 with a composite score from 1 to 36
- Form of scheduling used in many high schools and colleges, where students complete two in one year
- Cost of attending college
- A loan available from the federal government to students w ho meet minimum requirements. This must be paid back
- An extracurricular activities sheet or a resume
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- A grant available from the federal government for students who meet the minimum requirements. This does not have to be paid back
- Long essay on most college applications where students are given the opportunity to demonstrate their passion and personality
- Loan that may be subsidized and unsubsidized, that students can take out for tuition and expenses. This must be paid back.
- Term used that encompasses both grants and loans available to students to use to pay for college
- It is a college setting where students typically commute between home and the campus
- Record of you courses and grades
- A criterion that gives students who parents attended a college an advantage in the admissions process
- A paid or unpaid placement with a professional in an area ofinterest where the student can learn about the job and gain experience
- Eight prestigious colleges in the Northeast
20 Clues: Cost of attending college • Record of you courses and grades • Electronic signature on the FAFSA • An area of study selected by a student • Eight prestigious colleges in the Northeast • An extracurricular activities sheet or a resume • Describes sorority or fraternity life at college • A college may withdraw its offer of admission to students" • ...
Terminology Crossword 2013-01-17
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- personal management, recreation, vocational management
- public law 101476
- impairs communication
- time actually spent learning
- language that identifies the student first
- to follow a behavior or consequence
- the right every student has
- how close you get physically
- program run for extra practice
- seperate schools
- showing characteristics over a period of time
- a consequence that reinforces a behavior
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- teaching that occurs in natural environment
- regular students who help disabled students
- the correct or accepted way of doing
- people who help student with disability
- intellectuallydisabled
- speech and language pathologist
- physical therapist
- least restrictive environment
- removing cur or prompt
- severely intellectually handicapped
- one who pleads the cause of another
- stimulas that signals a certain behavior
- running student's schedule
- school where a student with a disability would normally attend
- occupational therapist
- that which comes before
- teaching assistant
- cue
- a disbility that affects verbal and non-verbal communication
- that which comes after
- individual education program
- intellectually handicapped
34 Clues: cue • seperate schools • public law 101476 • physical therapist • teaching assistant • impairs communication • intellectuallydisabled • removing cur or prompt • occupational therapist • that which comes after • that which comes before • running student's schedule • intellectually handicapped • the right every student has • time actually spent learning • how close you get physically • ...
Poetry Terminology 2012-11-08
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- Comparison using 'like' or 'as'.
- Word or sequence of words representing a sensory experience.
- A sonnet following rhyme scheme: abab cdcd efef gg.
- Particular feeling or state of mind.
- The use of words whose sounds resemble the sounds they describe.
- Form of exaggeration that is not meant to be taken seriously.
- An object which is used as a sign (to stand for something else).
- A play upon words that are alike in sound.
- Fourteen line poem, traditionally written of love.
- Adds to the feeling of the poem.
- Four-line stanza.
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- the repetition of the same consonant sound at the beginning of words; to create an sound echo, mood or rhythm.
- A pair of lines, usually rhymed.
- Giving a non-living object living qualities.
- A contradiction of expectation between what is said and what is meant.
- Language that refers to something disagreeable or embarrassing.
- Equivalent to the mood it creates in the reader.
- Comparison which says one thing is another.
- Also known as a verse.
- The final sound of two words (or more) is repeated.
20 Clues: Four-line stanza. • Also known as a verse. • Comparison using 'like' or 'as'. • A pair of lines, usually rhymed. • Adds to the feeling of the poem. • Particular feeling or state of mind. • A play upon words that are alike in sound. • Comparison which says one thing is another. • Giving a non-living object living qualities. • Equivalent to the mood it creates in the reader. • ...
Animal Terminology 2012-11-15
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- young baby sheep
- group of horses
- castrated male sheep
- Cattle
- female that has not calved
- mature female horse
- male horse that can reproduce
- sterile male
- giving birth to a calf
- giving birth to a lamb
- baby horse
- young male horse
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- baby bovine
- male that cannot reproduce
- female sheep that can reproduce
- Horses
- sterile female
- castrated male horse
- mature male sheep that can reproduce
- another name for a baby sheep
- Sheep
- giving birth to a foal
- young female horse
- mature male that can reproduce
- mature female bovine
25 Clues: Sheep • Horses • Cattle • baby horse • baby bovine • sterile male • sterile female • group of horses • young baby sheep • young male horse • young female horse • mature female horse • castrated male sheep • castrated male horse • mature female bovine • giving birth to a foal • giving birth to a calf • giving birth to a lamb • male that cannot reproduce • female that has not calved • ...
Musical Terminology 2013-02-05
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- An accidental that lowers a given pitch by one half step.
- A note that has not been raised or lowered from its named pitch.
- One section has the solo part. Everyone in the section plays.
- Musical symbol that indicates raising a pitch by a semitone.
- A directive to play a certain passage of a composition with a ritard in the tempo, to gradually delay the tempo.
- Break, stop; ie a complete break in the sound. Sometiems nicknamed railroad tracks or grand pause.
- Greatly slowing down.
- As loud as possible.
- Very; much.
- As soft as possible.
- The Italian term for moderately loud.
- The Italian term for moderately soft.
- A little animation.
- Stressed, pronounced, accented and oftentimes short.
- A tempo mark in which the performer tastefully stretches, slows, or hurries the tempo as she/he sees fit, thus imparting flexibility and emotion to the performance.
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- Start the note loud and then back off to soft.
- Half steps that occur naturally on the piano between the E and F and the B and C.
- Smooth and connected; opposite of staccato.
- A sudden stress or accent on a single note or chord.
- The Italian term for very soft.
- Continue at the same tempo.
- Curved line used to indicate that notes should be played smoothly (legato) and in one breath.
- Similarly; i.e. continue applying the preceding directive.
- Soft
- With motion.
25 Clues: Soft • Very; much. • With motion. • A little animation. • As loud as possible. • As soft as possible. • Greatly slowing down. • Continue at the same tempo. • The Italian term for very soft. • The Italian term for moderately loud. • The Italian term for moderately soft. • Smooth and connected; opposite of staccato. • Start the note loud and then back off to soft. • ...
Theatre Terminology 2013-04-09
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- Increasing or decreasing the intensity of light
- Speaking directly to the audience where other actors cannot hear
- Teaches dance routines
- Imprompt Portrayal without rehearsal
- Planned stage movement
- Light on performer and slightly upstage
- Trying out for a character in a play
- Break between acts in the middle of play
- Play with the addition of music
- Removing pieces from teh atage and returning it to normal
- Location of the audience
- Scenery for an act or play
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- Speacking at one vocal level
- Writes plays for the theater
- Set of lines spoken by one character
- Front area of the atage facing the house
- Most important factor in success of a play
- When an actor grasps the personality of their role
- Strong volume on stage
- Extemporize stage conversation
- Curtains hanging on the sides of the stage
- When drama is written down
- Ceiling of the auditorium
- Outfit worn to depict a character
- Characters speak as if in real life conversation
- Sides of the stage
- Acting without words
- Area where actors perform
28 Clues: Sides of the stage • Acting without words • Teaches dance routines • Strong volume on stage • Planned stage movement • Location of the audience • Ceiling of the auditorium • Area where actors perform • When drama is written down • Scenery for an act or play • Speacking at one vocal level • Writes plays for the theater • Extemporize stage conversation • Play with the addition of music • ...
Tax Terminology 2011-12-11
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- Income from all taxable sources, minus certain adjustments
- A retirement plan for the self-employed
- A corporation generally pays no tax because profits and losses are passed on and taxed to the shareholders.
- The Money you get back
- Compensation, such as salary, commissions and tips, you receive for your personal services (2 words)
- A deduction to reflect the gradual loss of value of business property as it wears out
- Federal Taxing Authority
- a tax-favored retirement plan mainly for self-employed taxpayers
- The Savings Incentive Match Plan for Employees
- Act tax that pays for Social Security and Medicare is split 50/50 between employers and employees.
- The fastest way to file your tax return
- The loss from the sale of assets such as stocks, bonds, mutual funds and real estate (2 words)
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- Employer sponsored retirment plan
- The amount held back from your wages each payday
- Benefits in a company retirement plan that are yours to keep if you leave the job (2 words)
- The tax-free transfer of funds from one individual retirement account (IRA) to another
- A return that is revised
- Write-offs you are permitted to subtract from your gross income
- Profit from the sale of such property as stocks, mutual-fund shares and real estate (2 words)
- Someone you support and for whom you can claim
- Name of fee for late filing
- A tax-favored account designed to encourage saving for retirement.
- Qualifying payments to an ex-spouse
23 Clues: The Money you get back • A return that is revised • Federal Taxing Authority • Name of fee for late filing • Employer sponsored retirment plan • Qualifying payments to an ex-spouse • A retirement plan for the self-employed • The fastest way to file your tax return • Someone you support and for whom you can claim • The Savings Incentive Match Plan for Employees • ...
Terminology Three 2013-07-12
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- A script presented as a series of drawings and captions.
- Shot which briefly turns out attention away from main action.
- This ends when the camera is turned off.
- A director with a recognizable style.
- The final detail or image in a particular scene.
- Cross-fade
- List of cast, crew, others involved in making a film.
- Drawings photographed one at a time to create illusion of movement.
- Up and down movement of the camera.
- Used to create a halo effect.
- Transforming from one image to another.
- Special effects.
- One image appears to push the other off the screen.
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- A person's private thoughts - different from those expressed publicly.
- Platform with wheels for camera
- Camera appears to move closer to or further from subject.
- Matching up sound with visuals.
- A single photograph.
- A film or television script.
- The movement of the camera when it swivels from side to side.
- Lightweight camera suspended and controlled via computer.
- Fast-moving sequence in which many shots are combined.
- Background (sound).
- Takes rushed back from the lab so film-makers can check.
24 Clues: Cross-fade • Special effects. • Background (sound). • A single photograph. • A film or television script. • Used to create a halo effect. • Platform with wheels for camera • Matching up sound with visuals. • Up and down movement of the camera. • A director with a recognizable style. • Transforming from one image to another. • This ends when the camera is turned off. • ...
HEALTHCARE TERMINOLOGY 2013-10-11
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- largest or most important part of an organ
- parasitic infestation caused by mites
- traumatic injury to ligaments of a joint
- the study of disease
- capitis fungal infection of the scalp "ringworm"
- fascitis inflammation of the fascia on the sole of the foot
- benign bone tumor
- softening of the nails
- removal of a limb
- inflammation of the liver
- removal of a bunion
- bone pain
- pertaining to the side
- pertaining to carrying away from a structure
- a narrow elongated elevation
- lying on one's back
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- inflammation of the bursa
- inflamation of the fingernail "onychitis"
- infection of the skin beside the nail
- process of turning in
- hair loss
- harvest of the patient's own skin for transplant
- suture of a muscle
- the study of cells
- itching
- a small space or cavity at the beginning of a canal
- process of stretching out; increasing the angle of a joint
- surgical repair of a bone
- massive hemorrhage into the tissues under the skin
- abnormal condition of the hidden(ingrown) nail
- lying on one's belly
- inflammation of a tendon
- study of the ear
- pertaining to the front
- pedis fungal infection of the foot "athlete's foot"
- process of turning out
- a nodule or small raised area
- overstretching of muscle or a tendon
- calcium test to measure the amount of calcium in the blood
39 Clues: itching • hair loss • bone pain • study of the ear • benign bone tumor • removal of a limb • suture of a muscle • the study of cells • removal of a bunion • lying on one's back • the study of disease • lying on one's belly • process of turning in • softening of the nails • pertaining to the side • process of turning out • pertaining to the front • inflammation of a tendon • inflammation of the bursa • ...
Film Terminology 2013-09-11
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- The camera is on a track that allows it to move with the action. The term also refers to any
- normal, giving him or her the appearance of being weak, powerless, and trapped.
- Often a long shot or a series of shots that sets the scene. It is used to establish setting
- A stationary camera moves up or down along a vertical axis.
- The camera films the subject from below. This usually has the effect of making the subject look
- A shot taken from a normal height; that is, the character’s eye level. Ninety to ninety-five percent of
- to show transitions between locations.
- The scene is flooded with light, creating a bright and open-looking scene.
- A shot from some distance. If filming a person, the full body is shown. It may show the
- The scene is flooded with shadows and darkness, creating suspense or suspicion.
- The image being shot takes up at least 80 percent of the frame.
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- The most common shot. The camera seems to be a medium distance from the object
- shots are taken at eye level because it is the most natural angle.
- mounted on a car, truck, or helicopter.
- A stationary camera moves from side to side on a horizontal axis.
- The image being shot is a part of a whole, such as an eye or a hand.
- or vulnerability of the character (also called a Full Shot).
- The camera is above the subject. This usually has the effect of making the subject look smaller
- filmed. A medium shot shows the person from the waist up. The effect is to ground the story.
- than normal, and therefore strong, powerful, and threatening.
20 Clues: to show transitions between locations. • mounted on a car, truck, or helicopter. • A stationary camera moves up or down along a vertical axis. • or vulnerability of the character (also called a Full Shot). • than normal, and therefore strong, powerful, and threatening. • The image being shot takes up at least 80 percent of the frame. • ...
Jewish Terminology 2013-09-07
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- collection of interpretations and commentary on the Torah
- anecdotal or allegorical material used to teach a moral
- Hebrew for "Passover"
- Hasidic authorities
- a Jewish boy's transition into adulthood
- orthodox Jewish movement which emphasizes mysticism and creativity
- ritual bath of purification
- the Jewish New Year
- yeshiva teacher in charge of students spiritual growth
- Yiddish for "congratulations"
- feast celebrating the Jewish exodus from Egypt
- title of respect
- the holiest of Jewish holidays
- day of rest which begins every Friday at sunset and lasts until nightfall on Saturday
- honor you father
- special fruit eaten during Succos festival
- food that meets the guidelines of Jewish dietary laws
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- prayer shawl
- songs sung at the Shabbos table
- palm branch
- affirmation of faith to be recited when going to bed and when getting up
- reference to the Master of the Universe
- school on which Torah is primary focus
- first five books of the Hebrew Bible
- day of fasting in recognition of the misfortune that has plagued Jews throughout history
- horn sounded on the Jewish people leave their homes to live in temporary dwellings
- a Hasidic gathering
- spiritual master and advisor of a Hasidic group
- ceremony celebrating circumcision; traditionally preformed on the eighth day of life
- traditional hair worn long at the temples; also called ear locks or side curls
- festival celebrating the Jewish exodus from Egypt
- a traditional Jewish Paper
- Gentiles
- definition varies with context; can refer to the Hebrew Bible or the five books of Moses
34 Clues: Gentiles • palm branch • prayer shawl • title of respect • honor you father • Hasidic authorities • a Hasidic gathering • the Jewish New Year • Hebrew for "Passover" • a traditional Jewish Paper • ritual bath of purification • Yiddish for "congratulations" • the holiest of Jewish holidays • songs sung at the Shabbos table • first five books of the Hebrew Bible • ...
Nautical Terminology 2013-12-18
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- Behind the ship
- The ship's kitchen
- The rear of the ship
- A wooden structure the ship is often tied to
- The direction the ship is travelling
- A hook shaped device
- The ship's crane
- Up and down motion of the bow
- A track left in the water by the ship
- A flotation device
- 2 meters
- In the middle of the ship
- The control room on a ship
- A railed bridge you use to board the ship
- Sideways motion of the ship
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- One sea mile per minute
- Electronic device that allows you to track other ships
- The left side of the ship
- A device found at the back of the ship that helps steer the ship
- The main body of the ship
- A cushioning device between the ship and the dock
- The side of the ship that does not have the wind blowing directly at it
- Crew's quarters
- Fuel Tanks
- The front of the ship
- A ladder which gives passage from one deck to the next
- The steering device
- Toilet
- The right side of the ship
- A book containing the ship's records
30 Clues: Toilet • 2 meters • Fuel Tanks • Behind the ship • Crew's quarters • The ship's crane • The ship's kitchen • A flotation device • The steering device • The rear of the ship • A hook shaped device • The front of the ship • One sea mile per minute • The left side of the ship • The main body of the ship • In the middle of the ship • The right side of the ship • The control room on a ship • ...
Nautical Terminology 2013-12-18
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- Crew's quarters
- One sea mile per minute
- The ship's crane
- A track left in the water by the ship
- A flotation device
- A cushioning device between the ship and the dock
- The rear of the ship
- The right side of the ship
- Behind the ship
- A railed bridge you use to board the ship
- The direction the ship is travelling
- Toilet
- A book containing the ship's records
- The control room on a ship
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- Fuel Tanks
- A wooden structure the ship is often tied to
- A ladder which gives passage from one deck to the next
- The front of the ship
- The side of the ship that does not have the wind blowing directly at it
- In the middle of the ship
- A device found at the back of the ship that helps steer the ship
- The steering device
- 2 meters
- The left side of the ship
- The ship's kitchen
- Up and down motion of the bow
- A hook shaped device
- Sideways motion of the ship
- Electronic device that allows you to track other ships
- The main body of the ship
30 Clues: Toilet • 2 meters • Fuel Tanks • Crew's quarters • Behind the ship • The ship's crane • A flotation device • The ship's kitchen • The steering device • The rear of the ship • A hook shaped device • The front of the ship • One sea mile per minute • In the middle of the ship • The left side of the ship • The main body of the ship • The right side of the ship • The control room on a ship • ...
