mythology Crossword Puzzles

12 Clues: Rich landowners • Greek word for city-state • Clear and ordered thinking • An agreement to work together • Society ruled by rich landowners • Leader who rules by the use of force • Short stories that offer lessons on living • Government in which only a few people have power • People with the right to participate in government • ...

12 Clues: Home of Helen and Menelaus. • Her beauty sparked the Trojan War. • A noble Trojan prince and warrior. • His heel was his only vulnerable spot. • He abducted Helen which led to the war. • Known for his cunning and intelligence. • The study of ancient legends and stories. • Fought fiercely outside the walls of Troy. • Leader of the Greek forces during the war. • ...

13 Clues: The temple is called gurdwara • The holy book is called the Qu'ran • Believers follow the Eightfold Path • Valhalla is their version of heaven • Known as the world's oldest religion • modern-day version of Greek Mythology • Pharaohs were in the top social class. • Followers believe in the 4 Noble Truths • Rituals may include physical pain or death • ...

12 Clues: a funny film about love • exciting, suspenseful film • a frightening and scary film • a film with cartoon characters • film that is intentionally funny • film based on a famous figure's life • a film with lots of singing and dancing • a film about an imagined future and science • a film filled with action, danger, and excitement • ...

7 Clues: kfc is made of___ • lions and tigers are big__ • god of gods in greek mythology • bluesticks should be called ____ • the main villain in gravity falls • I'm not always ____ when I am alone • a way to protect your eyes from the sun

7 Clues: a small river • to absorb something • very impressive beauty • to come out of a container • covered with green plants or grass • any of the minor divinities of nature in classical mythology • the sweet liquid that bees collect from flowers to make honey

12 Clues: the father of math • the vice president of india • the oldest university in India • the ruler who conquered the "world" • the name for Earth in Norse mythology • the second most popular game in the world • the famous greek mathematecian fron 300B.C. • the name of thor's hammer in Norse mytholgy • which space organization was founded in 1969 • ...

12 Clues: The fifth planet from our sun. • The Milky Way is our ____________. • The Earth's only natural satellite. • Hottest planet in our Solar System. • The end of a star's life- explosion. • A small rocky body orbiting the sun. • A cloud of dust and gas in outer space. • The name of a hunter in Greek mythology. • A small icy body that omits gas or dust. • ...

12 Clues: A 3D shape. • All living things need ______ • Something you can use in music. • Yesterday I came home from _____. • I went on a holiday and saw _________. • We have been studying ancient Greek _________. • I love doing the _______ puzzles in the newspaper. • Yesterday I went to a __________ tournament and won. • I said something very _______ because I say it every day. • ...

12 Clues: A 3D shape. • All living things need ______ • Something you can use in music. • Yesterday I came home from _____. • I went on a holiday and saw _________. • We have been studying ancient Greek _________. • I love doing the _______ puzzles in the newspaper. • Yesterday I went to a __________ tournament and won. • I said something very _______ because I say it every day. • ...

12 Clues: A 3D shape. • All living things need ______ • Something you can use in music. • Yesterday I came home from _____. • I went on a holiday and saw _________. • We have been studying ancient Greek _________. • I love doing the _______ puzzles in the newspaper. • Yesterday I went to a __________ tournament and won. • I said something very _______ because I say it every day. • ...

12 Clues: An adult beverege • a fluffy mammal that barks • one of the two children in Rome • a party of people that fight in war • A story that was told over the years • an area were battles would take place • a special event that is held at venues • a sound that was first recorded in 1888 • a tragedy that struck throughout history • a competitive sport first held in 776 BCE • ...

12 Clues: “wedge-shaped" • the study of myths. • the religion of Jewish people. • also known as the fertile crescent. • the first known spot of civilization. • the belief that there is only one god. • Code, a code of law used by Babylonians. • people from the city with hanging gardens. • a rectangular stepped tower with a temple. • ...

12 Clues: Left without parents. • A large, coarse fern. • A small mountain lake. • Strange and frightening • Active during the night. • The claws of a bird of prey. • A glowing piece of wood or coal from a fire. • A young bird that has just emerged from its egg. • A nesting colony of birds, especially rooks or owls. • A fictional spiritual realm or concept in owl mythology. • ...

12 Clues: Adam's ... • Rhymes with beach • Who taught us physics? • What ate our predecessors? • Where does SpongeBob live? • Small bird and also a fruit • Fruit, traditionally brought by Mikulas • If you mix red and yellow, what do you get? • Half a tree, half a bush, blue and small fruits • Red fruit, associated with Persephone in Greek mythology • ...

17 Clues: Known for its fairy tales and LEGO. • Home to classical music and the Alps. • Home to pizza, pasta, and the Colosseum. • Famous for its thermal baths and goulash. • Scandinavian country with stunning fjords. • Beautiful country with delicious pastries. • Scandinavian country famous for its design. • Known for its chocolate, watches, and Alps. • ...

17 Clues: Saltiest Ocean • Coldest sea on earth • Largest sea creature • Tallest penguin species • Largest living structure • Most deadly sea creature • Third largest ocean on earth • Primary food source of coral • Mass of jellyfish floating together • In what ocean is "the ring of fire"? • How many oceans does the Equator run through? • Body of water that connects a river and an ocean • ...

8 Clues: at small things • To measure somthing hot • I read a leganery story. • a object to look all around • The earth is heated to much sayed my dad. • I measure my mom and she was 1000 meters. • My mom measure between a wall and another wall • study of interaction among organisms and their environment

8 Clues: a one-eyed giant • a traditional story • a capital of Greece • a big powerful and influential giant • the mountain that gods and goddesses • a creature half vultures and half woman • a collection of myths that belonging to a cultural tradition • an object made by a human being, typically an item of cultural or historical interest

8 Clues: Capital City of Tanzania. • Official language of Israel. • longest mountain range in Iran. • Alighieri author of the "Comedy". • a sport played with rackets and green balls. • In the Greek mythology, god of the underworld • mammals characterized by having long sharp fangs. • the biggest planet and one of the gaseous giants in the solar system.

8 Clues: Hair colour • A bat sport • something you consume • A book that has Greek mythology • An Australian sport similar to Rugby • The fastest land animal. Usually found in South Africa • A subject that you use calculations in usually involves numbers • A sport where you hit a ball with a racquet (On national/international level

11 Clues: Famous type of mythology • Subject that deals with space • country famous for its spices • A famous book series and movie • Raw fish wrapped in rice and seaweed • A state known for its beaches and hurricanes • Biblical figure who survived a pack of lions • Job that requires knowledge of the human body • Sport that requires you to hit a ball over a net • ...

11 Clues: the dwarf planet. • closest planet to the sun. • is famous for its bright ring. • mythology was the grandfather of Zeus. • I am the only star in the solar system. • the stormiest planet in the solar system. • has more volcanoes than any other planet. • gas giant mass one-thousandth that of the sun • planet where billions of people have walked on. • ...

11 Clues: Gnomes traditionally live where? • Gnomes are always seen wearing this. • In Iceland, gnomes were called this. • Gnomes derived from this Latin word. • Garden gnome statues remind us to protect this. • Gnomes had knowledge of underground hidden what? • Gnome lawn ornaments originated in this country. • Japan had their own versions of gnomes called this. • ...

5 Clues: greek capital • known greek dish • type of greek music • ancient greel beliefs • famous greek monument

12 Clues: Which category were the nobles? • Who conquered the Roman Empire? • Ancient Rome was led by an______? • What category held economical power? • Who is the most famous Roman emperor? • Which religion washed out Roman Mythology? • Which category did the freed slaves belong to? • What is the name of the last category of people? • ...

12 Clues: rich landowners • Greek word for city-state • clear and ordered thinking • an agreement to work together • society ruled by rich landowners • leader who rules bu the use of force • a fortress atop a tall hill in city-state • short stories that offer lessons on living • government in which only a few people have power • people with the right to participate in government • ...

12 Clues: "ok, boomer" • Fight or flight mode • arm chair expert's theory • You need an alibi and a... • the unfortunate status of lepers • His girlfriend just dumped him... • Hermes' job in Greek Mythology... • Romeo professing his feelings to Juliet • what you will be if you do not finish this assignment • You have no choice; I will ____________ you to do what I want. • ...

12 Clues: An adult beverege • a fluffy mammal that barks • one of the two children in Rome • a party of people that fight in war • A story that was told over the years • an area were battles would take place • a special event that is held at venues • a sound that was first recorded in 1888 • a tragedy that struck throughout history • a competitive sport first held in 776 BCE • ...

12 Clues: A 3D shape. • All living things need ______ • Something you can use in music. • Yesterday I came home from _____. • I went on a holiday and saw _________. • We have been studying ancient Greek _________. • I love doing the _______ puzzles in the newspaper. • Yesterday I went to a __________ tournament and won. • I said something very _______ because I say it every day. • ...

12 Clues: A 3D shape. • All living things need ______ • Something you can use in music. • Yesterday I came home from _____. • I went on a holiday and saw _________. • We have been studying ancient Greek _________. • I love doing the _______ puzzles in the newspaper. • Yesterday I went to a __________ tournament and won. • I said something very _______ because I say it every day. • ...

12 Clues: able to be trusted • very fancy or expensive • shared by a number of people • something invented using science • returning something to good condition • a group that exists to serve the public • poisonous metal that can make people sick • pieces of something that has been destroyed • made to seem larger/better/worse than it actually is • ...

12 Clues: Heavily armed Greek foot soldiers • Famous battle in the Persian Wars. • Spartan training system for boys and men • Five officials who shared power in Sparta • Government where citizens vote on decisions • Collection of Greek myths about gods and heroes • Greek city-state, center of politics and community • Greek city-state known for philosophy and democracy • ...

17 Clues: yellow metal • dark brown timber • high respect great esteem • a person who has been baptized • a precious or semiprecious stone • relating to medieval or modern Rome • the creator and ruler of the universe • a native or inhabitant of modern Greece • god of the sky in ancient Greek mythology • a building devoted to the worship of a god • ...

17 Clues: yellow metal • dark brown timber • high respect great esteem • a person who has been baptized • a precious or semiprecious stone • relating to medieval or modern Rome • the creator and ruler of the universe • a native or inhabitant of modern Greece • god of the sky in ancient Greek mythology • a building devoted to the worship of a god • ...

11 Clues: A valley • Greek god of light • Large, long-haired ox of Tibet • The basic unit of money in Japan • The second nearest planet to the sun • Fuzzy brown fruit with tart green flesh • The supreme god of ancient Greek mythology • Not in favor of (an action or proposal etc.) • Long nerve fiber that conducts impulses away from a cell • ...

11 Clues: The name for a female God. • What is Hera the Goddess of? • He is Artemis' twin brother. • This giant ogre only has one eye. • The Greek flag is ..... and white. • The Ancient Greeks had lots of them. • Zeus, Poseidon and Hades are all ...? • This creature is half bull and half man. • Who is the God of the sky and lightening? • One look from her will turn you to stone. • ...

11 Clues: A long story. • The king of Macedonia. • The father of Medicine. • Myths, Legends, and Folktale. • A Greek city-state, Athenians rivals. • A government administered by a few elites. • An ancient Greek philosopher and teacher of Plato. • a method of teaching by teaching by question and answer. • An ancient Greek philosopher and a teacher of Aristotle. • ...

11 Clues: Beginning of a story. • The main character in a story. • The lesson or message in a story. • The most intense part of a story. • A recurring theme or symbol in a story. • Hints about the future provided by the author. • A hint about what will happen later in the story. • The feeling of excitement about what happens next. • ...

11 Clues: "I am no man" • capital of Gondor • My favourite artist • Where do The Valar live? • reforged sword wielded by Aragorn • Last 'great' dragon of Middle Earth • The beast that killed Gandalf the Gray • who did Gollum murder to obtain the ring? • the first dark lord; former master of Sauron • a book of mythology that covers much of the events in the world • ...

8 Clues: Last of the Old Ones • White dog owned by Bran • Has a white dog named Cafall • The gods and myths of a country • Forces of Light that battle Dark • Powerful lord of Dark opposing Will • Forces of Light that must be awakened by Will • Musical instrument that Will is on a quest to find

8 Clues: He banned his kids from acting. • His nickname is “The Cheshire Cat.” • He read and memorized Norse mythology. • He will play a young Albus Dumbledore. • He turned down the role of Dumbledore. • His first career was in graphic design. • An asteroid was named after him in 2014. • He failed his driver’s exam three times.

8 Clues: ________ recalled All Saints day to • Halloween used to be All _____ day. • Pizza originally came from the city of • Navaratri is celebrated for the goddess. • Golu dolls depict stories from Hindu ______ • Mrs. Gholson likes _______ in her freetime. • Mrs. Gholson has two cats named Poke and _____. • ______ is the most famous pizza topping in the world.

8 Clues: our nation's capital • a collection of epic stories • furry mammal who lives in rivers • mythical creature that breathes fire • natural disasters named after people • two animals or people born in the same birth • scenic areas you get in free in the 3rd grade • country that is home of the greatest football team

8 Clues: The capital. • The language. • The religion. • The continent. • Greek Thunder God. • Another name for the country. • What is the name of a Christian bishop's headdress that comes from the Greek for "turban"? • What is the name of the place in Greek mythology descibed as following? "As far beneath Hades as heaven is above Earth."

8 Clues: What I want. • The X in XOXO. • The love hormone. • Cupid's name in Greek mythology. • A common treat gifted on Valentines day. • The Greek goddess of sexual love and beauty. • Shakespeare's play that mentions Valentines day. • An Archaic Greek poet who celebrated women's existence, and has been regarded as the tenth muse.

8 Clues: USC's Mascot • Morgans dog AND a TSwift song • City in England;Also an SSC GA • The SSC has two people named this • Candy that made Danas tongue bleed • Who Ashley played at the theatre last summer • ____ Mythology; Tharangis animals are named after this • Only person to win a Naismith as both player and coach

10 Clues: The Largest Planet • What is The Great Red Spot? • Which planet is it from the sun • What does Jupiter do the fastest • Which moon is the largest in Jupiter's orbit • Which mythology does Jupiter's name come from? • The most common element in Jupiter's atmosphere • Where is life most likely at in our solar system? • How many Earth years does one year take on Jupiter? • ...

10 Clues: was a slave • greekword for citystate • he led the athens goverment • most famous woman lyric poet • the greatest poet of the ancient world • a goverment ruled by people themselves • a leader who held power through use of force • short stories that give the reader life advice • an age is one that is marked by great achievements • ...

10 Clues: to feel or grab • a firm hold or grip • a Greek mythology race of God • great courage in the face of danger • full of or characterized by intense anger • make, mend, or join something with stitches • the larva of an insect, especially a beetle • a a long scarf covering the head and shoulders • someone liking or having interest in something • ...

10 Clues: This element melts at 420 C°. • This element has the symbol C. • This element is 100% recyclable. • The most non-reactive of all metals. • The first element on the periodic table. • This element is naturally antibacterial. • This element is colorless, odorless, and tasteless. • This element comes from the Greek helios, which means sun. • ...

10 Clues: relating to heat • a branch of mathematics • is a collection of myths • a metric unit of measurement • defining or classifying a particular system • is an instrument used for viewing small objects • is an instrument used to measure atmospheric pressure • a line that goes from one side to another side of a body • the study of Earth's physical features and its atmosphere • ...

10 Clues: relating to heat • a branch of mathematics • is a collection of myths • a metric unit of measurement • defining or classifying a particular system • is an instrument used for viewing small objects • is an instrument used to measure atmospheric pressure • a line that goes from one side to another side of a body • the study of Earth's physical features and its atmosphere • ...

10 Clues: Fictional spy of Ian Fleming. • A English consulting detective. • A method for encrypting messages. • Author of "Anne of Green Gables". • Setting of "The Lord of The Rings". • Method in which Alice enters Wonderland. • Author of "The Murders in the Rue Morgue". • Novel by Rick Riordan based on Greek mythology. • This is the sequel to "Charlie and the Chocolate factory". • ...

10 Clues: learning about space • the study of the earth • collection of historic tales • learning about living things • study of one or more religions • find out what it was like years ago • the study of the prevention of crime • a collection of peoples beliefs or ideas • the study of the way that people feel, think and behave • ...

10 Clues: Percy's mother's name • Grover is this kind of species • The place Rick Riordan was born • will be making the Percy Jackson tv show • The place Rick Riordan taught middle school • Riordan told his son that he might be a ________ • Annabeth and Grover go with Percy on his _______ • The Tower of _____ is the last book in the series • ...

10 Clues: has a red metal suit • Spiderman's real name • great leader of a tribe • has a friend named robin • originates from norse mythology • wanted to quit before going famous • has died multiple times and brought back to life • the lasso of truth is the weapon this superhero uses • ages very slowly and can live longer than normally possible • ...

10 Clues: is a defensive place • when something scared at you • cavern is a dark space • when you run out of something • A living or is under the earth • is a beautiful youth in classical mythology • big thing passageways trying to find the exit • is something u can’t see without light or a candle • when someone is speaking so quietly and hear voices • ...

10 Clues: kidneys • the wool covering sheep • to be passive and do nothing • a person who watches an event • the land that is controlled by a ruler • the outline or general shape of something • a tree nymph, or female tree spirit, in Greek mythology • of relating to or characteristic of the Mediterranean sea • a woody plant of the mellow family having large showy flowers • ...

10 Clues: The capital of Greece • An ancient Greek city-state • The national fruit of Greece • The national cheese of Greece • The king of the ancient Greek gods • Known as the "Earth Shaker" in ancient Greece • A Greek island known for the Palace of Knossos • The 2nd most populated city in Greece, following Athens • A traditional story that typically involves the supernatural • ...

10 Clues: Opposite of Beautiful • Warrior goes _____ in battle • word comes from Viking word Kaka • Day named after a famous Norse god • Red spots on young childrens' faces • Literal meaning: house-holder (owner) • Mountain beings in old Norse mythology • Used to look out the house (hint: wind-eye) • Supernatural beings of which there were two kinds: dark and light • ...

11 Clues: reality • movies about Sherlock Holmes • with the police and criminals • in which people sing and dance • movies about true situations in the past • non-fictional film with fact and information • movies with a lot of suspence, often psycological • these movies have magic,mythology or exotic worlds • movies about a hero and people shooting and fighting • ...

10 Clues: grow back • the Mexican salamander. • any cold-blooded vertebrate • to restore to a former state • the act of rising from the dead • having a very high risk of extinction • derived from something in the remote past • a bird that could catch fire and rise from its ashes • a set of stories, traditions, or beliefs associated with a particular group • ...

10 Clues: Our Principal, Mr. ______ • Our marching band, the ____ Titans. • The Titan Times- the future of _____. • This year's prom theme was _____ hour. • What trail leads up to Hidden Valley High? • As Vergil said, _____ conquers all things. • Who won the 2026 Region VI Teach of the Year? • What program has the most participants in our school? • ...

10 Clues: The language Ovid wrote in • The emperor who exiled Ovid • The city where Ovid was born • The literary form Ovid is best known for • The main theme in many of Ovid's stories • Punishment Ovid faced, sent away from Rome • A famous Roman poet known for his writings • A poetic form Ovid used early in his career • Ovid’s most famous work, a mythological epic • ...

10 Clues: The science of life (7) • The study of animals (7) • The study of crime and criminals (11) • The science of behavior and mind (10) • Study of ancient gods and legends (9) • Study of how living bodies function (10) • The study of ancient ruins and relics (11) • Earth science focused on rocks and layers (7) • Application of science to industry and life (10) • ...

12 Clues: Roman god of war • Single melodies with no harmony • Dance in Rome was initially _______ • A groin vault is made of 2 _____ vaults • The pantomimus wore a ______ or long tunic • Dance in Rome became more ________ over time • Early roman theaters were very _____ structures • Seeks to portray the flaws in a human in statues • ...

12 Clues: A 3D shape. • All living things need ______ • Something you can use in music. • Yesterday I came home from _____. • I went on a holiday and saw _________. • We have been studying ancient Greek _________. • I love doing the _______ puzzles in the newspaper. • Yesterday I went to a __________ tournament and won. • I said something very _______ because I say it every day. • ...

12 Clues: A 3D shape. • All living things need ______ • Something you can use in music. • Yesterday I came home from _____. • I went on a holiday and saw _________. • We have been studying ancient Greek _________. • I love doing the _______ puzzles in the newspaper. • Yesterday I went to a __________ tournament and won. • I said something very _______ because I say it every day. • ...

12 Clues: A 3D shape. • All living things need ______ • Something you can use in music. • Yesterday I came home from _____. • I went on a holiday and saw _________. • We have been studying ancient Greek _________. • I love doing the _______ puzzles in the newspaper. • Yesterday I went to a __________ tournament and won. • I said something very _______ because I say it every day. • ...

12 Clues: A 3D shape. • All living things need ______ • Something you can use in music. • Yesterday I came home from _____. • I went on a holiday and saw _________. • We have been studying ancient Greek _________. • I love doing the _______ puzzles in the newspaper. • Yesterday I went to a __________ tournament and won. • I said something very _______ because I say it every day. • ...

12 Clues: A 3D shape. • All living things need ______ • Something you can use in music. • Yesterday I came home from _____. • I went on a holiday and saw _________. • We have been studying ancient Greek _________. • I love doing the _______ puzzles in the newspaper. • Yesterday I went to a __________ tournament and won. • I said something very _______ because I say it every day. • ...

12 Clues: An adult beverege • a fluffy mammal that barks • one of the two children in Rome • a party of people that fight in war • A story that was told over the years • an area were battles would take place • a special event that is held at venues • a sound that was first recorded in 1888 • a tragedy that struck throughout history • a competitive sport first held in 776 BCE • ...

12 Clues: what is the country? • ancient blind storyteller • Homer's poem about the trojan war • traditional stories about their gods • what were the ancient greeks good at? • what covered 3/4 of the Ancient Greece? • one of the seas that contained 2000 islands • one of the sources of Greek mythology by Hesiod • Homer's narrative poems telling about heroic deeds • ...

12 Clues: relating to heat • the scientific study of animals • device for measuring temperature • tool used to observe distant objects • the study of words and their history • device for regulating room temperature • optical instrument to magnify tiny things • a container that keeps liquids hot or cold • science of living things and their environment • ...

12 Clues: relating to heat • the scientific study of animals • device for measuring temperature • tool used to observe distant objects • the study of words and their history • device for regulating room temperature • optical instrument to magnify tiny things • instrument used to hear noises of the body • a container that keeps liquids hot or cold • ...

12 Clues: to make fresh • variant of brant • past tense, to prorogue • a person who plays craps • adverb, in a holy manner • plural, a believer of hermetism • plural, a goblin in Greek Mythology • having a declining slope or gradient • release from a restraining or inhibiting force • not having the effects or qualities of a poison • ...

12 Clues: A collection of myths. • A collection of Babylonian Laws. • Kingdom of northern Mesopotamia. • Belief in the existence of one God. • state surrounding the city of Babylon. • The religion the Jewish community follow. • The capital city that was founded by Sargon. • Legendary King of the Sumerian city state of Uruk. • A rectangular stepped tower, surmounted by a temple • ...

17 Clues: A chemical change • A statue made in Egypt • I saw a _____ to a song • My brother is so _______ • Feeling sorry for someone • A logo of a shirt or company • I have a ________ shape glass • I realised we breath in ______ • Vampires would love __________ blood • If I went to _____ to see the cat statue • having a meaning that is mysterious or obscure • ...

17 Clues: half man half horse • belief in many gods • was nursed by a bear • greatest of the centaurs • where the great gods lived • where greatest oracles lived • known also as the Heroic Age • how Odysseus tricked the trojans • how long the war had been going on • often how oracles answered questions • how Greek myths were first passed down • gods aided or ______ heroes in their quests • ...

17 Clues: Goddes of moisture • The god of the earth • A pyramid-shaped mound • God of chaos and storms. • Ancient Egyptian capital city. • is the belief in many deities. • Sun god and ruler of the heavens. • God of the afterlife and rebirth. • God of wisdom, writing, and knowledge. • Goddess of magic, motherhood, and fertility. • Primordial watery abyss in Egyptian mythology. • ...

8 Clues: Predecessor of the piano • circular storm but no hurricane. • Giant fort in the middle of Athens • Sacred river in Egyptian mythology. • How many wonders in the ancient world? • Dogs were evolved in __________ selection. • Who made the concrete for the Yankee Stadium in NYC? • Which century did the Pharos of Alexandria collapse in?

8 Clues: Means "word" or "story" • Latin for home or house • Latin for "he/she dines" • Usually involves gods and heroes • A short story meant to teach a lesson • A myth that is intertwined with history • A shoe brand named for the goddess of victory • An ancient civilization that was destroyed by the gods

10 Clues: Who changed his name? • Who caused World War II? • Who got bullied in school? • What character was a medic? • Who believed in Greek mythology? • Who knew how to speak french clearly? • Who's mother was taken away from them? • What group helped Samira look for her mother? • What was used as a weapon to destroy a machine gun? • ...

10 Clues: A city in northern India • a magic power or magic spell • A small guitar having four strings • a tiny or scarcely detectable amount • The basic unit of money in Yugoslavia • Fuzzy brown fruit with tart green flesh • A letter from an ancient Germanic alphabet • The god of the underworld in ancient mythology • A male monarch or emperor, especially in Russia • ...

10 Clues: Romam name for Zeus • The hero who found Rome • The first and last king of Rome • Roman name for Hera(Zeus's wife) • The princess turned into a white cow • The Roman name for the god of the sea • Ancient ways to explain why things happen • The river Romulus and remus is left alone • The Roman name for the god of love and beauty • ...

10 Clues: Who is barking? • Who is peoples best friend? • Which planet do people live in? • Where does Laos is? (continent) • Who is the fastest player in the world? • Who was the first one who went to space? • Which theem is happening in Fortnite now? • Which actor played spiderman in the latest movie? • How many hour difference is from Greece to New York? • ...

10 Clues: – Creature said to resemble a dinosaur • – Also known as the Abominable Snowman • – Mythical creature with snakes for hair • – Legendary sea monster said to attack ships • – Mythical creature said to inhabit Loch Ness • – Mythical creature said to inhabit the Pine Barrens • – Japanese water creature with a humanoid appearance • ...

10 Clues: Planet Calypso orbits • Crater of the Moon and a clown • Element comprising most of the Sun • Can be elliptical, spiral, or irregular • Largest asteroid between Mars and Jupiter • Dwarf planet named for Rapa Nui mythology • Nebula shaped like a crewmate from Among Us • Space shuttle with its maiden flight on April 12, 1981 • ...

10 Clues: Where humans live • stories of the past • the way Ishmael communicates • myths of a natural phenomenon • organisms develop and diversify • the natural world that humans live in • staying alive and protecting the environment • the living world including plants, animals, and humans. • the man sees the __ behind Ishmeal. He understands and can make decisions for himself. • ...

10 Clues: Native bread • Staple food protein source • meaning of the word parramatta • food settlers tried in Tasmania • 2nd traditional name for macadamia • 1 of the traditional names for macadamia • seed crushed to create flour for native bread • laws laid down that affect the types of food eaten • ...

13 Clues: the food was d________ • there was a vi_____ lion • I was feeling g______ today • my job is very p________ to me • I am a s_________ in mythology • it is not real it is ar________ • I was told that I was su_______ • I would like to go to a______ Egypt • something to do with space in a room • a mythical creature that starts with C • there was a f______ problem in the bank • ...

13 Clues: Hughes's birthplace • Hughes's debut poetry collection • Ted Hughes was the _____ of 5 kids. • Hughes's first wife and fellow poet • Poet that influenced Hughes' writing • Where Hughes studied English and Anthropology • Position Hughes held from 1984 until his death • Hughes's recurring theme, exploring the raw elements • ...

13 Clues: Pronounced chilli • Known for its pyramids • Shares its name with a bird • The country is known for oil • Known for Hollywood and Trump • The country is in the shape of a boot • Known for its mythology and the Olympics • The country is in the shape of a rooster • The country has a maple leaf on the flag • The term anime originates from this country • ...

13 Clues: The king of the Greek gods • The city famous for democracy • A place where Greeks watched plays • A Greek storyteller who wrote fables • A sporting event that began in Greece • The home of the gods in Greek mythology • The son of Zeus, known for his strength • The temple dedicated to Athena in Athens • The wooden horse used to trick the Trojans • ...

13 Clues: narrator • in pace requiescat • a hint at things to come • His pride was his downfall. • the lesson to be learned from the story • Fortunato's name means the _________ one. • the symbolizes the _________ of Greek mythology • the type of conflict Montresor had with Fortunato • what Fortunato wants desperately to get his hands on • ...

16 Clues: H.D.'s last name • Had an alligator • Ezra Pound's poem • Wrote about fog as a cat • name of Marianne Moore poem • The title of a poem by Moore • Won the Pulitzer prize multiple times • This poet had an affair with his cousin • This poet was arrested for treason during WWII • Anyone lived in a _______ how town by Cummings • last name of the poet who wrote over 2,000 poems • ...

13 Clues: To steal goods from someone. • An unusual and fun experience. • A region around the North Pole. • A group of houses in a community. • The ocean on the east coast of the US. • A long journey involving travel by sea. • The type of mythology that you studied! • A country where many pirates came from. • A pirate that would sail in olden times. • ...

13 Clues: It's just a Wimpy kid • Had a crazy imagination • Created a world full of magic • SQUEEEEEEE!!!!!! All about Dorks • Wrote 'The Chronicles of Narnia' • Wrote 'Wayside School is falling down' • Nicknamed 'The storyteller of the gods' • Writes about animals; Won 2 Newberry medals • 'Tristan Strong' was made up by this author • HE HAS A SECRET... and a very crazy pen name • ...

13 Clues: Funny movies that make you laugh • Movies about someone’s life story • Movies about love and relationships • Movies in which people sing and dance • Movies about true situations in the past • Movies with a lot of suspense and enigmas • Movies in the U.S. with cowboys and indians • A non-fictional film with facts about reality • ...