mythology Crossword Puzzles
Earth 2024-11-26
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- a large object in outer space that moves around the sun or another star.
- the sixth largest planet in the solar system and second in distance from the sun.
- the third largest planet in the solar system and seventh in distance from the sun.
- a group of things or parts that work together as a whole.
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- a heavy, silver-white metal that is one of the chemical elements
- the god of the sea in Roman mythology. Neptune had control of the tides.
- the seventh largest planet in the solar system and fourth in distance from the sun.
- having to do with or coming from the sun.
8 Clues: having to do with or coming from the sun. • a group of things or parts that work together as a whole. • a heavy, silver-white metal that is one of the chemical elements • a large object in outer space that moves around the sun or another star. • the god of the sea in Roman mythology. Neptune had control of the tides. • ...
Genres of books 2024-03-05
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- A story, usually a short one, meant for kids to teach them a lesson.
- A type of book describing a mystery which involves crimes and usually murder.
- A kind of book that depicts people falling in love with each other.
- Describes a non-existent world and is based on magic, mythology and supernatural.
- Books about a protagonist going on an epic journey or surviving in hard situations.
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- Depicts a world where science is widespread and has a great impact on society.
- A type of book meant to scare its readers with terrifying events.
- A story where a mystery is introduced and investigated, not always related to a murder.
8 Clues: A type of book meant to scare its readers with terrifying events. • A kind of book that depicts people falling in love with each other. • A story, usually a short one, meant for kids to teach them a lesson. • A type of book describing a mystery which involves crimes and usually murder. • ...
Renaissance Humans 2022-01-20
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- A master of sculpture, whose versatility and ingenuity lay the foundation for future sculptors.
- The early Renaissance painter known for his graceful representations of Greco-Roman mythology.
- A scholar and poet of the early Renaissance, and one of the earliest humanists.
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- The founding father of Renaissance architecture, recognized as the first modern engineer.
- The famous polymath, engineer, and artist, known for his chiaroscuro painting style.
- The young artist whose style of Mannerism was admired for its clarity of form and ease of composition.
- The most brilliant artist of the Italian Renaissance.
- The father of European painting, know for developing the technique of new realism.
8 Clues: The most brilliant artist of the Italian Renaissance. • A scholar and poet of the early Renaissance, and one of the earliest humanists. • The father of European painting, know for developing the technique of new realism. • The famous polymath, engineer, and artist, known for his chiaroscuro painting style. • ...
Greek Roots (geo, therm, scope, meter, logy) 2017-12-12
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- an instrument you use to look at the stars, moon, and planets
- a container that keeps drinks or other liquids hot
- relates to heat
- a collection of myths that usual relates to religious or cultural traditions
- an instrument used to measure temperature
- a branch of biology that deals with the relationships of organisms
- the prediction of someones future
- a continuous line that forms a boundary of a closed geometric figure
- an instrument on a vehicles dashboard that indicates its speed
- a small cavity in a rock lined with crystals
- one thousandths of a meter
- the scientific study of animals
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- a straight line passing from side to side through a figure
- the study of the physical features of the earth
- an instrument used to see small objects
- a branch of mathematics that uses shapes
- an instrument used to listen to someones heart
- a device that automatically regulates temperature
- produced by the internal heat of the earth
- measurement is qual to 1,000 meters
- an instrument that measures the earths pressure
- science that deals with the earths physical structure
- the study of the origin of a word
- it is usual on a submarine and helps you see far out
24 Clues: relates to heat • one thousandths of a meter • the scientific study of animals • the prediction of someones future • the study of the origin of a word • measurement is qual to 1,000 meters • an instrument used to see small objects • a branch of mathematics that uses shapes • an instrument used to measure temperature • produced by the internal heat of the earth • ...
Beowulf Crossword 2017-10-24
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- Hrothgar's father
- Beowulf's cousin and lord
- long narrative poem
- long dangerous journey or mission taken by the epic hero
- king of the kingdom that has been terrorized by Grendel
- larger than life character
- reflect the values of his culture
- Beowulf's uncle
- written by individuals or authors
- comfort, relief
- kingdom of Beowulf
- compensation for a wrong doing
- most epics share a certain literary or formal characteristic called
- name of Beowulf's sword
- famous geat warrior that defeats the monsters in the story
- important events from the history or mythology of a nation or culture
- the central character of an epic
- Latin for "in the middle of things"
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- monster terrorizing Hrothgar's kingdom for 12 years
- stories about heroes that were passed down by reciting or singing
- big and solid; bulky
- the hero receives help from a god or another supernatural force
- disgusting
- making twisting or turning motions
- purify, cleanse
- the mead-hall Grendel attacks
- place where victories were celebrted
- these actions demonstrate the hero's courage, strength, and make up most of the action
- only geat to help Beowulf fight the dragon
- Grendel's Mother's lair
30 Clues: disgusting • purify, cleanse • Beowulf's uncle • comfort, relief • Hrothgar's father • kingdom of Beowulf • long narrative poem • big and solid; bulky • name of Beowulf's sword • Grendel's Mother's lair • Beowulf's cousin and lord • larger than life character • the mead-hall Grendel attacks • compensation for a wrong doing • the central character of an epic • reflect the values of his culture • ...
Caline's Crossword Puzzle 2014-04-16
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- / Christian Ramadan
- / Lebanese Prime minister
- / Caline's wedding is on
- / Prolific Austrian composer and child prodigy
- / Teacher of classe de 9eme
- / Italian female name
- / highly addictive morphine derivative with acetic anhydride
- /Caline's a champion at this game to the extent where her opponents say she cheats
- / Jupiter, the supreme royal God of the Roman mythology is represented with this animal
- / slow song we used to dance to
- / Favorite city to live in
- / Bachar loves ------- books
- / Wedding place
- / She's a healer
- / Sara's city
- / Raymond's mother-in-law
- / Recurrent mode of communication
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- / Fill in the blanks "Soon the ----- and I found the rolling tide, Soon the waves and I found the rip tide"
- / Lebanon's emblem
- / Caline took them from people and hung them, for work
- / husband to be
- / love in french
- / they sing the final countdown
- / Full name of other childhood friend
- / brother-in-law
- / Tube station where you get off to go home
- / home and cool band
- / Sister-in-law
- / childhood crush
- / Sara is always ----
- / He's actually gonna wear ----- at his wedding
- / Largest city in the US
- / If you -------- 27300113 by 6.5531771 you'll get 178902475.339012
- / honeymoon
- / large tropical forest. Also, online bookstore.
- / Father-in-law
36 Clues: / honeymoon • / Sara's city • / husband to be • / Sister-in-law • / Wedding place • / Father-in-law • / love in french • / brother-in-law • / She's a healer • / childhood crush • / Lebanon's emblem • / Christian Ramadan • / home and cool band • / Italian female name • / Sara is always ---- • / Caline's wedding is on • / Largest city in the US • / Lebanese Prime minister • / Raymond's mother-in-law • ...
Ancient Rome - The Founding of Rome 2014-12-29
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- gave food to someone
- attack
- having fear, be scared
- making things
- punch, strike, box, slap, smack
- someone with great power who lives forever
- baby dogs or wolves
- a brownish metal used to make statues
- in the direction a river moves
- a place where you can look at old stuff and learn history
- make a circle around something
- one of two people born at the same time from the same mother
- the children of your children and their children, and so on
- by yourself
- sad
- the Roman god of war; Ares in Greek mythology
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- to walk away from something
- resting on top of the water
- a person in charge of sheep or goats
- a bowl or container made by braiding pieces of a plant
- the brother of one of your grandparents
- the seat on which the king sits; a symbol of power
- a human figure usually made from metal or stone
- to get out of sight
- when water fills your lungs and you die
- the sons of your brothers and sisters
- not for someone or something
- a wild animal that looks like a dog
- a child less than 3 years old
29 Clues: sad • attack • by yourself • making things • baby dogs or wolves • to get out of sight • gave food to someone • having fear, be scared • to walk away from something • resting on top of the water • not for someone or something • a child less than 3 years old • in the direction a river moves • make a circle around something • punch, strike, box, slap, smack • a wild animal that looks like a dog • ...
Marley Peck 2021-02-22
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- Greece made these things perfect with no imperfections.
- In 7 century B.C. Rome was under the power of a_____
- The Greeks had a democracy in Rome they had a_____
- In Rome they had Monarchy Republic Empire and in Greece they had_____
- The Romans built a lot of_____
- The king of the gods was_____
- The toy called the_____may have been invented in Greece
- The father figure in a Roman family was called the Pater_____
- The 2 twins related to the myth regarding establishment of Roman civilization. Romulus and_____
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- Athens has a recorded_____that dates back more than 3,000 years.
- Roman_____is a bunch of traditional stories, rituals and beliefs that the Romans used to describe the origin of Roman civilization, culture, history and religion.
- Rome took the Greeks idea but added more imperfections to these.
- The Greeks have their own_____
- One Greek invention we still use today is the_____
- One Greek invention that we use today are_____
- Many female slaves in Greece baked bread, cooked, and_____
- Both Rome and Greece focused there art mostly on gods and_____
- The closest word that the Greeks had to family was_____
- The Roman_____were still considered as part of the family.
- The goddess that liked owls was_____
20 Clues: The king of the gods was_____ • The Greeks have their own_____ • The Romans built a lot of_____ • The goddess that liked owls was_____ • One Greek invention that we use today are_____ • One Greek invention we still use today is the_____ • The Greeks had a democracy in Rome they had a_____ • In 7 century B.C. Rome was under the power of a_____ • ...
Ancient Chinese Geographical Features 2022-05-15
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- This sea in China has significant oil and gas
- This mountain is in between Jinsha River and Lancang River
- This mountain range contains 200 plant species that can be found nowhere else in the world
- Mount Xiaowutai's highest point is in this mountain range
- This forest is home to the Legend of Ashima
- This sea is a main route for trade, and shipping
- This is the largest plateau in the world
- In Chinese mythology, people think that the goddess, Xiwangmu lives in these mountains
- The sand dunes in this desert reach up to 99.67 meters (109 yards) in hight
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- Many dinosaur fossils are found in this desert
- This mountain range contains the third largest deposit of ice in the world
- This sea is to the east, and southeast of China
- This is the Longest river in Asia
- The peak of this mountain range is called, Kitten Mountain
- Chinese farmers have farmed on this plateau for more than a thousand years
- This is a 29,032′ foot tall mountain
- These mountains are the northernmost habitats of wild giant pandas
- This mountain range goes along the borders of India, Pakistan, and China
- This forest contains numerous rare, and endangered species
- The silt in the water makes this river a particular color
20 Clues: This is the Longest river in Asia • This is a 29,032′ foot tall mountain • This is the largest plateau in the world • This forest is home to the Legend of Ashima • This sea in China has significant oil and gas • Many dinosaur fossils are found in this desert • This sea is to the east, and southeast of China • This sea is a main route for trade, and shipping • ...
Crossword 1: Capital cities of the world 2021-12-01
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- Who wrote ‘How the Grinch Stole Christmas’?
- What is the title of the biggest selling Christmas song in the world?
- In which 2004 Christmas film does Tom Hanks voice Santa?
- How do you say ‘Merry Christmas’ in Spanish?
- What was Frosty the Snowman’s nose made from?
- Which city does Die Hard take place in?
- Which famous scientist was born on Christmas Day in 1642?
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- What is the shortest day of the year called?
- What is the highest grossing Christmas film in the world?
- Who is the first reindeer named in the poem ‘'Twas the night before Christmas' by Clement Moore?
- Originating in Nordic mythology, what is the name of the beast said to scare naughty children at Christmas?
- Who wrote 'A Christmas Carol'?
- What Christmas table item was invented by Tom Smith in the 1800s?
- Which company changed the colour of Santa's suit to red?
- Which country first started the tradition of putting up a tree?
- What country was St Nicholas born in?
- Since 1947, which country has donated a Christmas Tree for Trafalgar Square every year?
- Which country traditionally eats KFC on Christmas Day?
- Who famously said ‘God bless us, every one!’?
- What country did eggnog originally come from?
20 Clues: Who wrote 'A Christmas Carol'? • What country was St Nicholas born in? • Which city does Die Hard take place in? • Who wrote ‘How the Grinch Stole Christmas’? • What is the shortest day of the year called? • How do you say ‘Merry Christmas’ in Spanish? • Who famously said ‘God bless us, every one!’? • What was Frosty the Snowman’s nose made from? • ...
Greek theaters 2022-01-10
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- How speech reveals character
- in Greek means dance
- comes from the Greek verb meaning “to do” or “to act.”
- A creature in classical mythology who was part man and part goat
- Greek drama was presented at festivals honoring the god
- In the middle of the orchestra was placed a
- The major festival was the
- Song sung by chorus should be part of the plot
- The slope of the hill served as the
- reserved for the Priest of Dionysus
- the origin of our word scene
- defined the word tragedy in his work Poetics.
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- A flat terrace below the slope served as the
- part lion, part eagle, and part woman
- A tragic hero is a man of
- Dionysus was the god of
- one of the four greek performers that did not speak
- derived from his name, is still used to refer to actors today.
- Usage of words to express thought
- “an act of injustice”
- Increased the number of actors in plays from two to three
- ancient Greek word for a king who did not inherit their throne, but had taken it
- Literary critics attribute the fall of the hero to a
- Something to shock the audience
- first thing a tragedy should contain according to aristotle
25 Clues: in Greek means dance • “an act of injustice” • Dionysus was the god of • A tragic hero is a man of • The major festival was the • How speech reveals character • the origin of our word scene • Something to shock the audience • Usage of words to express thought • The slope of the hill served as the • reserved for the Priest of Dionysus • part lion, part eagle, and part woman • ...
Genre Crossword Puzzle 2022-02-18
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- fiction dealing with the solution of a crime or the unraveling of secrets
- story of the major character who faces bad luck
- this is a formal treatment of a subject and is intended to be spoken in public
- presents the world of nature: plants animals mountains rivers environment
- story that is true to life
- is a book with very little words and a lot of pictures
- series of imagined facts, which shows truths about human life
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- fiction about a crime
- a long narrative divided into chapters
- is a record of events transactions or observations keep daily or at frequent intervals
- story dealing with the Gods demigods
- humorous story with blatant exaggeration such as swaggering heroes who do the impossible with nonchalance
- an artistic form of prose fiction which is centered on a single main incident
- a standalone piece of fiction that is shorter than a full-length novel but longer than a short story or novelette
- longer than a short story
- true story about a person, place, or thing
- the main aim is to bring out listen to the reader
- which is usually under 1000 words
- uses incidents or events to present ideas of a writer
- is a composition in prose that has some of the qualities of a poem
20 Clues: fiction about a crime • longer than a short story • story that is true to life • which is usually under 1000 words • story dealing with the Gods demigods • a long narrative divided into chapters • true story about a person, place, or thing • story of the major character who faces bad luck • the main aim is to bring out listen to the reader • ...
Myths and Legends Vocabulary words 2022-11-13
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- deserving of sympathy and pity.
- to live forever, never dying.
- refusing to be persuaded or change one's mind.
- of great value or worth.
- an outrageous, vicious or immoral act of an extreme scale.
- a visually attractive place or building, especially in a cute or sweet way.
- to be full of joy and show great excitement.
- to add beauty, to decorate.
- overcome and take control of by force.
- to climb up a steep surface or peak.
- a difficult, unpleasant or embarrassing situation.
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- powerfully and mysteriously attractive or fascinating.
- not intimidated or discouraged by difficulty, danger or disappointment.
- exceptionally difficult and daunting.
- to cast out of a country by official action.
- In Roman Mythology, a male nature spirit with the ears, legs, horns and tail of a goat.
- having won a victory, triumphant.
- so great that it can not be overcome.
- a story, person, or thing that has been made up and is not real.
- to find or gather by searching, especially through rubbish.
- a vehicle used in ancient times with two wheels and pulled by horses.
- charming or enchanting, often in a deceptive way.
- cannot live forever.
- a royal kingdom.
- a long stick that is used as a weapon.
25 Clues: a royal kingdom. • cannot live forever. • of great value or worth. • to add beauty, to decorate. • to live forever, never dying. • deserving of sympathy and pity. • having won a victory, triumphant. • to climb up a steep surface or peak. • exceptionally difficult and daunting. • so great that it can not be overcome. • overcome and take control of by force. • ...
Poetry Crossword 2021-04-28
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- words that spell out sounds
- the three most common types of allusion refer to the bible, Shakespeare, and _____________________
- stanzas separate ideas in a poem; they act like _____________________
- attitude writers take towards their subject
- flow of the beat in a poem
- the repetition of the initial letter or sound
- to create vivid images, writers use _____________________
- the last word on each line rhymes
- helps determine mood
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- an exaggeration for the sake of emphasis
- provides clues about the poem's topic, mood, speaker, author's purpose
- giving human characteristics or inanimate objects, ideas, or animals
- Bafefoot Days has a _____________________ mood
- poetry follows no rules; anything goes
- what is happening in the poem
- a group of lines in a poem
- words to create a picture in the reader's mind
- language of a poem and how each word is chosen to convey a precise meaning
- speaker in the poem
- something that stands for itself, but also something larger than itself
- words inside the sentence rhyme
- a reference to another piece of literature or history
- a comparison using "like" or "as"
- imagery appeals to the five senses: smell, sight, hearing, touch and _____________________
- rhythm can be measured in _____________________
- atmosphere, or emotion, in the poem created by the poet
- implied comparison between unrelated things
27 Clues: speaker in the poem • helps determine mood • a group of lines in a poem • flow of the beat in a poem • words that spell out sounds • what is happening in the poem • words inside the sentence rhyme • a comparison using "like" or "as" • the last word on each line rhymes • poetry follows no rules; anything goes • an exaggeration for the sake of emphasis • ...
Crossword F 2022-09-23
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- unique;have never happened
- the rarest M&M color
- confirm
- "Hi" in french
- a person who likes to help others
- The Nazis are full of _____ people.
- distracted by something
- capital of Vanuatu
- The view at the top of this mountain is so _____.
- the state of doesn't care
- nonexsistence
- He is _____ as the hero of the people for his brave actions.
- to make sure something is certain
- bless
- Shakespeare’s longest play
- He is full of ____ that he can run fifty miles without stopping.
- Their ____ is obvious as they spend all their time together.
- illusion
- very large
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- famous;important
- The thief ______ went inside the museum to steal artifacts.
- The trip is _____ due to the bad weather.
- The ____ of the freedom of people finally leads to rebellion
- messy;disordered
- to give someone a fixed amount of something
- saving or being saved
- capital of Palau
- the first woman on earth according to Greek mythology
- swear words; insulting language
- capital of Nicaragua
- softest mineral in the world
- Your mother's mother is your _____ grandma.
- capital of Kenya
- capital of Cabo Verde
- where Jews were hanged in the concentration camp
35 Clues: bless • confirm • illusion • very large • nonexsistence • "Hi" in french • famous;important • messy;disordered • capital of Palau • capital of Kenya • capital of Vanuatu • the rarest M&M color • capital of Nicaragua • saving or being saved • capital of Cabo Verde • distracted by something • the state of doesn't care • unique;have never happened • Shakespeare’s longest play • softest mineral in the world • ...
Greek Civilization - Abby Grant 2022-10-18
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- Goddess of battle strategy and wisdom
- A collection of myths
- the Muse who presides over eloquence and epic poetry
- The muse of comedy
- The Muse of history
- The goddess of astronomy
- The muse of erotic poetry and mime
- The ancient Greek goddess of harvest
- The muse of dance and chorus
- God of the underworld
- Greek god of the sea
- The muse of tragedy
- The muse of sacred poetry
- An ancient Greek warship
- A demi-god with superhuman strength
- Greek god of war and courage
- a city that with its surrounding territory forms an independent state.
- Greek god of music, poetry, and art
- The capital of Greece
- The muse that presides over music
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- Ancient Greek god of trade
- Head of a bull body of a man
- One of two major ancient Greek epic poems
- Goddess of love and beauty
- Greek king of gods
- The god of blacksmiths and fire
- A country in southeastern Europe
- A battle taken place during the first Persian invasion
- A prominent city-state in Laconia
- Author of the Iliad
- The goddess of wild animals, and the hunt
- Goddess of merriage
32 Clues: The muse of comedy • Greek king of gods • The Muse of history • The muse of tragedy • Author of the Iliad • Goddess of merriage • Greek god of the sea • A collection of myths • God of the underworld • The capital of Greece • The goddess of astronomy • An ancient Greek warship • The muse of sacred poetry • Ancient Greek god of trade • Goddess of love and beauty • Head of a bull body of a man • ...
Folklore Creatures Crossword 2024-02-28
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- A mischievous, ugly creature resembling a dwarf
- A creature set to guard a pot of gold at the end of rainbows
- A monster known to live under bridges or in caves or mountains
- Earth spirits often represented by small statues found in gardens
- A mythical sea creature with the body of a woman and the tail of a fish
- A short, stocky humanlike creature often skilled in mining and woodwork
- A wish-granting spirit imprisoned within a lamp
- A woman thought to have magical powers, often depicted in a black cloak
- A monster from Greek mythology with one eye
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- A creature with the upper body of a man and the legs of a goat (Grover from Percy Jackson)
- A small human creature with pointed ears
- A mythical being of human form but superhuman sized
- A female spirit whose crying warns of death
- A liquid with healing, magical, or poisonous properties
- A country, state or territory ruled by the monarchy
- A large area covered with trees and undergrowth
- The power to influence events using mysterious forces
- An evil spirit or devil
- A small being of human form that has magical powers, typically female
- A magical charm or incantation
20 Clues: An evil spirit or devil • A magical charm or incantation • A small human creature with pointed ears • A female spirit whose crying warns of death • A monster from Greek mythology with one eye • A mischievous, ugly creature resembling a dwarf • A large area covered with trees and undergrowth • A wish-granting spirit imprisoned within a lamp • ...
The Odyssey 2016-06-03
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- eater group of people addicted to a plant
- Calypso island
- transportation to use at sea
- son of the king and queen
- food of the gods
- parts of an animal body
- a very tall peak in southern Greece
- herb of magic power
- wife of a king
- a region in the northwestern peloponnesus
- king of gods
- body of water
- island in the Mediterranean
- Woman who held Odysseus captive for many years
- island in Greece
- god of sea
- ship of Argonauts
- inland city in southern peloponnesus
- messenger/guide for land of the dead
- Mythology greek many body of myths
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- Greek king/main character
- men who attempted to win penelope love
- one eyed giant
- skill/sport that uses a bow and arrow to get to a target
- someone who can’t die
- stamp of success
- island near Ithaca
- collective name for greeks
- tool
- an island also in the Mediterranean
- origin of something, ruler
- Titan goddesses
- a sea nymph
- spear made for throwing
- highest mountain and home to many gods
- passing of someone
- major city on Crete
- construction
- sea water
- ducts a way to let smoke escape
40 Clues: tool • sea water • god of sea • a sea nymph • king of gods • construction • body of water • one eyed giant • Calypso island • wife of a king • Titan goddesses • stamp of success • food of the gods • island in Greece • ship of Argonauts • island near Ithaca • passing of someone • herb of magic power • major city on Crete • someone who can’t die • parts of an animal body • spear made for throwing • ...
Alec's Ancient Greek Crossword 2019-03-31
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- Third letter of the Greek alphabet
- Ship that Jason sailed
- Second letter of the Greek alphabet
- Collection of stories that teach a moral lesson
- Also know as the divine proportion and first described by Greek mathematician Euclid
- Snake-haired monster defeated by Perseus
- Greek god of the sea
- Goddess of retribution. Today used as another word for arch enemy
- Mythical king that defeated the minotaur
- Collection of myths
- Ancient Greek mathematician
- Ancient Greek philosopher who wrote down Socrates' ideas
- Wife of Prometheus
- Sons and daughters of Gaia
- God of the satyrs
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- Goddess of women, marriage and family
- Classical Greek philosopher. Plato was his most famous student
- Earth goddess
- Horse-drawn carriage
- Citizen of Troy
- Mathematician that created algorithm for calculating Pi
- Fourth letter of the Greek alphabet
- King of the kingdom of Macedon
- Son of Zeus. Gatekeeper of Olympus. God of strength
- Winged horse
- Lord of all gods
- Legendary author of epic poems Iliad and The Odyssey
- City tricked by Athens with a wooden horse
- First letter of the Greek alphabet
- Ancient city ruled by Athena, goddess of reason
- Last letter of the Greek alphabet
31 Clues: Winged horse • Earth goddess • Citizen of Troy • Lord of all gods • God of the satyrs • Wife of Prometheus • Collection of myths • Horse-drawn carriage • Greek god of the sea • Ship that Jason sailed • Sons and daughters of Gaia • Ancient Greek mathematician • King of the kingdom of Macedon • Last letter of the Greek alphabet • Third letter of the Greek alphabet • ...
St. Patrick's Day 2024-03-05
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- Term for a group of butterflies
- U.S. city where you can find a green river each St. Patrick's Day
- Another term for a young rabbit
- Number of eyes bees have
- country that uses the blooming of cherry blossoms to determine the start of spring
- The early Egyptians built the so that it points directly toward the rising sun on the spring equinox
- If you dont wear green on St. Patrick's Day you are at risk for this punishment.
- The official currency of Ireland
- Official birth flower of March
- Another name for Ireland
- They're magically delicious
- 3 zodiac signs of spring
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- What popular TV show used a beech-tree lined walkway known as "The Dark Hedges" Northern Ireland as the road to King's Landing?
- Capital of Ireland
- Animal St. Patrick is said to have chased out of Ireland
- Name for the full moon in March
- A type of wooden Irish boat used for fishing and transport
- Goddess of Spring in Greek mythology
- Spring is also referred to as the *blank* equinox
- National plant of Ireland
- First spring month in the Southern Hemisphere
- Symbol for gold on the periodic table
- animal associated with Halloween that comes out of hibernation in the springtime
23 Clues: Capital of Ireland • Number of eyes bees have • Another name for Ireland • 3 zodiac signs of spring • National plant of Ireland • They're magically delicious • Official birth flower of March • Term for a group of butterflies • Name for the full moon in March • Another term for a young rabbit • The official currency of Ireland • Goddess of Spring in Greek mythology • ...
Valentine’s Day 2023 2023-01-29
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- Something you say in the heat of passion
- Number of US towns named Valentine
- One thing about you I love to inhale
- Cupid is the son of this deity
- Projectiles fired by Cupid
- First thing you told me about my eyes. They are this.
- Profession that receives the most valentines
- Will you be my____
- What our eyes make when we look at each other
- Letters to Juliet are sent to this European city every year
- Gangster who orchestrated the St. Valentine’s Day massacre
- Brain chemical known as the “cuddle” or “love” hormone
- Pizza place famous for heart shaped pizzas
- Mix red and white
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- Tug my _____ spank my ___
- Our favorite drink to share together
- Roses are red and these are blue and one in two million
- State that produces the most chocolate
- The month we met face to face
- Billboards top love song of all time
- You and me together
- The number of days in a regular February
- Something you said you lost with me (insert eye roll)
- Something you like to do to me
- Cupid’s name in Greek mythology
- Country that does not celebrate Valentine’s Day
- These birds are a symbol of love
- Cupid’s arrows are made of lead and this.
28 Clues: Mix red and white • Will you be my____ • You and me together • Tug my _____ spank my ___ • Projectiles fired by Cupid • The month we met face to face • Cupid is the son of this deity • Something you like to do to me • Cupid’s name in Greek mythology • These birds are a symbol of love • Number of US towns named Valentine • Our favorite drink to share together • ...
6th Grade End of Year Crossword (TRAMMELL ELA) 2023-05-23
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- OUR RELAY RESIDENT THIS YEAR
- THIS OUTBREAK WAS DEADLY IN THE EARLY 19TH CENTURY THAT WE READ ABOUT
- THE MALE LEADER OF THE RAVENCLAW HOUSE
- CINCO
- IF AT FIRST YOU DON'T SUCCEED, TRY, TRY _______
- ANOTHER WORD FOR BUTTERFLIES IN SPANISH
- THE LESSON OR MEANING OF THE STORY
- THE HOLSTON_______ARE THE FOUR PILLARS THAT HOLSTON VALUES
- NAME OF THE 6TH GRADE PRINCIPAL
- READING "BETWEEN THE LINES" WHEN A STORY DOESN'T STATE THE IDEA OR MEANING EXPLICITLY
- TRINITY CECILIA CAST A SPELL THAT INVOLVED THREE DISTINCT PUNISHMENTS OR CHALLENGES
- MS. TRAMMELL'S DAUGHTERS ARE _______
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- ALSO KNOWN AS THE TERMINATOR
- COMMON ELEMENTS OF A STORY THAT HAVE A HERO
- SIMILAR TO BINGO IN THE SPANISH CULTURE
- WORK CAN BE FOUND AT ANYTIME--HOME OR SCHOOL--ON THIS
- THE NARRATOR AND ONE OF THE CHARACTERS IN "BOY: TALES OF CHILDHOOD"
- IF I TRY, I WILL NOT ______ IN ELA CLASS
- STUDENTS SHOULD ALWAYS DO THEIR_________
- I HATE THESE
- BUTTERFLIES WERE USED AS A ______ ALL THROUGHOUT THE STORY, SUMMER OF THE MARIPOSAS
- MEAN LADY THAT WORKED AT THE CANDY STORE
- WHEN WE LEARNED ABOUT MYTHOLOGY, WE STUDIED MANY DIFFERENT ______ ______
- NAME OF THE 7TH GRADE PRINCIPAL
- 6TH GRADE GUIDANCE COUNSELOR
25 Clues: CINCO • I HATE THESE • ALSO KNOWN AS THE TERMINATOR • OUR RELAY RESIDENT THIS YEAR • 6TH GRADE GUIDANCE COUNSELOR • NAME OF THE 6TH GRADE PRINCIPAL • NAME OF THE 7TH GRADE PRINCIPAL • THE LESSON OR MEANING OF THE STORY • MS. TRAMMELL'S DAUGHTERS ARE _______ • THE MALE LEADER OF THE RAVENCLAW HOUSE • SIMILAR TO BINGO IN THE SPANISH CULTURE • ANOTHER WORD FOR BUTTERFLIES IN SPANISH • ...
Trivia 001 2025-04-22
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- A Southern German province known for its beer, pretzels and automobile manufactory.
- The seasonal wind that brings torrential rains.
- The philosopher who laid foundation for the traditons of Chinese society.
- Liberation from life-death-rebirth cycle in Buddhism.
- A medieval siege engine that launches stone projectiles to breach enemy defense.
- A North American region with rugged mountains, once known for its gold rush.
- A large sailing vessel for transoceanian voyages during the Age of Discovery.
- A city on the Caspian Sea, capital to its home country.
- The second largest country on earth.
- The physical property calculated by the product of mass and velocity.
- The largest planet of our solar system.
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- The guardian of cosmic order and harmony in Hindu mythology.
- A Baroque painter known for the play of light and shadow.
- A nagivation tool that allows sailor to measure the lattitude at sea.
- A revolutionary physicist who reshaped the understanding of space and time.
- The iconic ranged weapon for medieval England.
- One of the birthplaces for Renaissance art in Italy.
- A fragrant plant used for incense, famous for its essential oil.
- A medical expert for the diseases of heart and blood vessels.
- The measurement of the randomness within a system.
20 Clues: The second largest country on earth. • The largest planet of our solar system. • The iconic ranged weapon for medieval England. • The seasonal wind that brings torrential rains. • The measurement of the randomness within a system. • One of the birthplaces for Renaissance art in Italy. • Liberation from life-death-rebirth cycle in Buddhism. • ...
Unit 9 Level E 2025-05-12
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- She gave an ________ speech that moved the entire audience to tears.
- The insurance company paid ___________ to cover the repair costs.
- I had an ___________ that something was wrong when she didn’t show up to class.
- After months of illness, she appeared pale and ______________.
- The manager decided to _________ resources to the departments that needed them most.
- His _________ comments revealed a lack of experience and maturity.
- Her decision to travel alone was completely _________ and unplanned.
- In mythology, Zeus is considered an __________ being.
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- His _______ at the meeting shocked everyone and disrupted the discussion.
- The tree’s trunk was so ___________ that it looked centuries old.
- Through ________ and determination, he finally completed the marathon.
- The chef prepared a meal that was both nutritious and ____________.
- The film’s ending was so _________ that many viewers were left in tears.
- A long-standing _________ between the families finally came to an end.
- The coach had to ________ the player for repeatedly breaking the team’s rules.
- The weather in spring is often ________, making it hard to plan outdoor activities.
- He tends to ________ from the original topic when he's nervous.
- The speaker provided __________ examples to support her argument.
- The fans ________ when their team scored the winning goal.
- The mountain lake was so ___________ that you could see the rocks on the bottom.
20 Clues: In mythology, Zeus is considered an __________ being. • The fans ________ when their team scored the winning goal. • After months of illness, she appeared pale and ______________. • He tends to ________ from the original topic when he's nervous. • The tree’s trunk was so ___________ that it looked centuries old. • ...
Sixteen Down, Eleven Across 2025-06-19
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- The main herb/ingredient of an Italian green sauce.
- Eins, Zwei, ____.
- The primary hydrogen isotope used during the Manhattan Project.
- World's Finest; Who would win in a fight?
- What the mouse removes from the lion's paw.
- "Gilgamesh was called a god and a man; _______ was an animal and a man. It is the story of their becoming human together."
- A desert geoglyph mystery located in Peru.
- Instacoffee.
- A figure from Greek mythology who was doomed by a backwards glance.
- Author John _______.
- Someone who is between the ages of ninety and ninety-nine.
- A type of bird that is the subject of an Edgar Allen Poe poem.
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- ______, King of Kings.
- The subject of a 2018 musical biopic, to whom love might be called "a crazy little thing."
- Fragrance of food.
- Chinese currency.
- A tuna substitute for vegans in appearance only.
- A Japanese fox spirit.
- Earth's mightiest heroes inits.
- The name of the scaled used to measure the strength of earthquakes.
- "_______ was called a god and a man; Enkidu was an animal and a man. It is the story of their becoming human together."
- A philosopher's favorite razor.
- A descriptor for a shape that curves outwards.
- The generic name of an opioid antagonist also called Narcan.
24 Clues: Instacoffee. • Chinese currency. • Eins, Zwei, ____. • Fragrance of food. • Author John _______. • ______, King of Kings. • A Japanese fox spirit. • Earth's mightiest heroes inits. • A philosopher's favorite razor. • World's Finest; Who would win in a fight? • A desert geoglyph mystery located in Peru. • What the mouse removes from the lion's paw. • ...
The Galaxy 2025-05-16
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- a probe that was launched by NASA
- a research facility in low Earth orbit
- the amount of matter in one space
- a element that stars use to create a nuclear fusion
- A giant ball of dirt and water that we inhabit
- Its what a star starts as
- another name for north star
- rest or in unchanging motion unless acted on by some outside force.
- a place with such high gravity that nothing not even light can escape
- a force that attracts us to earth
- the distance light travels in one year
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- the time it takes for the ISS to complete a orbit
- a group of stars that to the Greeks and other civilizations believed there was pictures in them
- a place of icy thinds beyond the orbit of Neptune
- a constellation that is named after a princess in Greek mythology
- a space telescope
- A object we send into space to exchange waves or information
- The Galaxy that our planet is in
- closest star to the earth (except for the sun)
- goes around the sun in a oval shape
- a system of millions of stars and planets
- A mass orbiting around a star
- A big ball of gas floating in space
23 Clues: a space telescope • Its what a star starts as • another name for north star • A mass orbiting around a star • The Galaxy that our planet is in • a probe that was launched by NASA • the amount of matter in one space • a force that attracts us to earth • goes around the sun in a oval shape • A big ball of gas floating in space • a research facility in low Earth orbit • ...
Percy Jackson/Heroes of Olympus, etc. Crossword Puzzle 2025-07-21
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- This is Jason's surname
- It is this character who causes Zeus to cast Apollo to Earth
- This is the name of Magnus's cousin?
- Thanks to Percy, this unfortunate occurrence awakens Gaia in "The Blood of Olympus"
- Percy is the son of Poseidon, the god of the ____
- This demigod betrays Percy but dies destroying Kronos
- Magnus is the son of this god
- Magnus is rescued by a _________
- The Kane Chronicles centers around this mythology
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- This stone unleashes Set, the god of evil, in "The Red Pyramid"
- In "The Chalice of the Gods" Percy is trying to get recommendations for this
- This demigod dies destroying Gaia but is resurrected by Festus
- This is Carter's girlfriend
- The name of Sadie's boyfriend, who becomes one with Anubis
- In "The Titan's Curse", Zoe is one of these maiden followers of Artemis
- Leo vows on the River Styx that he will come back to this character
- In Magnus Chase book 2, this character's weapon goes missing... uh-oh!
- This character is the son of Dionysus that the god asks Percy to protect
- This feline character turns into Bast, the cat goddess, in "The Red Pyramid"
- "A half-blood of the ____ gods" (line from the Great Prophecy
- This many half-bloods must answer the call
21 Clues: This is Jason's surname • This is Carter's girlfriend • Magnus is the son of this god • Magnus is rescued by a _________ • This is the name of Magnus's cousin? • This many half-bloods must answer the call • Percy is the son of Poseidon, the god of the ____ • The Kane Chronicles centers around this mythology • This demigod betrays Percy but dies destroying Kronos • ...
History of Greek Theater-Jemy osorio 2023-01-06
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- where can Theater in the Western World be traced back to?
- a flat terrace below the slope served as the?
- All of the performers, except musicians wore?
- who was a creature in classical mythology who was part man and part goat, famous for being drunk and sexual.
- The action in Greek plays usually takes place?
- who wrote around 123 plays, only 7 of which survive.
- the slope of the hill served as the?
- by choral
- plays followed a
- The plays followed a strict structure, with a prologue, the entrance of the chorus, and then several episodes separated by
- structure, with a
- the chorus, and then
- in the middle of the orchestra was placed a?
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- The performers in Greek theater can be divided into four categories
- greek drama was presented at festivals honoring what god?
- who won the best playwright contest at the festival fore than any other Greek dramatist (24 times).
- who was the first great theorist of dramatic art, who defined the word tragedy in his work Poetics.
- the entrance
- episodes
- what is the origin of our word scene?
- The word chorus in greek means?
- who is considered the father of Western philosophy?
- the word theater comes the the Greek word
- who were Two critical influences on Greek drama was Homer's epic poems?
- The seat was in direct line of the god’s alter in the center of the?
25 Clues: episodes • by choral • the entrance • plays followed a • structure, with a • the chorus, and then • The word chorus in greek means? • the slope of the hill served as the? • what is the origin of our word scene? • the word theater comes the the Greek word • in the middle of the orchestra was placed a? • a flat terrace below the slope served as the? • ...
Luke cross 2023-05-05
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- rude and not showing respect, especially toward someone older or in a higher position than you.
- in a dangerous state.
- in Greek mythology (= ancient stories), a creature with a lion's head, a goat's body, and a snake's tail.
- feeling happy and also slightly sad when you think about things that happened in the past.
- fixed into the surface of something.
- the act of making something known that was secret, or a fact that is made known.
- a complete change
- very annoying, unpleasant, or uncomfortable, and therefore extremely difficult to bare.
- in a way that shows you are not certain or confident
- in an angry way, because of something that is wrong or not fair.
- very sad.
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- to send out a beam, noise, smell, or gas.
- doing something but hesitating.
- dodge/avoid
- disappear or make disappear.
- A feeling of extreme sadness.
- dishonest or hiding the truth
- making up or apologize to someone.
- being likeable.
- fight or argument.
- menially or physically torture someone.
- to force someone to do something, or to make it necessary for someone to do something.
- to cause or allow something to continue for a period of time.
- coming, sooner or later
- protected against a particular disease by particular substances in the blood.
25 Clues: very sad. • dodge/avoid • being likeable. • a complete change • fight or argument. • in a dangerous state. • coming, sooner or later • disappear or make disappear. • A feeling of extreme sadness. • dishonest or hiding the truth • doing something but hesitating. • making up or apologize to someone. • fixed into the surface of something. • menially or physically torture someone. • ...
Freak the Mighty Ch 1-9 Vocabulary 2025-02-03
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- make known
- a room or a set of rooms forming a separate residence within a house or block of apartments
- complex, educated
- bring (swallowed food) up again to the mouth
- an object made by a human being, typically an item of cultural or historical interest
- the act or process of propelling; move forward
- prompted by feelings of tenderness or sadness
- apartment complex/ two parts
- not conquered or overcome
- worthy of attention
- move swiftly and lightly
- an angled door covering the exterior stairwell of a basement
- to be like or similar to
- “belly button”
- path followed by a flying object or moving force
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- completely controlled by an evil spirit
- a surgical cut made in skin or flesh
- put oneself deliberately into a place or situation where one is unwelcome or uninvited
- two or more possibilities
- the principal or dominant course, tendency, or trend; regular
- having no contents; empty; void
- drink (something) greedily or in large quantities
- to ask, demand, or claim
- a human mind, soul, or spirit
- irregular; uneven; jagged; shaggy; ragged; unkempt
- a recurrent symbol or motif in literature, art, or mythology
- a lack of
- a drug with morphine like effects, derived from opium
- directed toward avoidance or escape
- expensively stylish
30 Clues: a lack of • make known • “belly button” • complex, educated • worthy of attention • expensively stylish • to ask, demand, or claim • move swiftly and lightly • to be like or similar to • two or more possibilities • not conquered or overcome • apartment complex/ two parts • a human mind, soul, or spirit • having no contents; empty; void • directed toward avoidance or escape • ...
Bugonia 2026-01-03
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- Pharmaceutical company
- Don has this disability
- What is popped to kill all humans
- Michelle finds a few jars containing ___ in the basement
- Michelle's job title
- Teddy's mom is in the hospital in a ___
- Michelle's species accidentally extinct what animal
- A person who obsessively believes in false claims (Like Teddy)
- To take someone away illegally by force
- The weapon the officer dies by
- The aliens are killing this beloved bug
- Well-known city in Greek Mythology
- Who plays Michelle Fuller
- Michelle is invited upstairs for a dinner of ___
- Michelle is smothered in this cream
- Don and Teddys relation to each other
- Michelle teleports here after Teddy's death
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- What Don kills himself with
- A person held against their will for fulfillment of a condition
- Teddy's backyard hobby
- The belief that bees come from a cow's carcass
- Michelle's haircut
- The room Teddy dies in
- The officer was also Teddy's childhood ___
- "Andromedan antidote"
- The alien species communicates using their ___
- Teddy's vest is covered in ___
- Alien species Michelle is alleged to come from
- Who plays Teddy
- This type of eclipse will be a portal for the aliens to enter Earth
- Teddy and Don lock Michelle here
- The number of volts Michelle survives
32 Clues: Who plays Teddy • Michelle's haircut • Michelle's job title • "Andromedan antidote" • Pharmaceutical company • Teddy's backyard hobby • The room Teddy dies in • Don has this disability • Who plays Michelle Fuller • What Don kills himself with • Teddy's vest is covered in ___ • The weapon the officer dies by • Teddy and Don lock Michelle here • What is popped to kill all humans • ...
Christmas Challenge 2025-12-23
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- Decorative material once made of real silver
- Feast marking the magi’s arrival
- Word derived from Latin for “birth”
- City associated with a census and a manger
- Red plant whose leaves change color under stress
- Traditional dessert or hearthside symbol
- Vehicle guided by reins rather than wheels
- Theological term for Christ becoming flesh
- Item hung by the chimney with hopeful intent
- Evergreen with berries used in medieval winter rites
- Arctic animals mythically tasked with flight
- Gift symbolizing divinity in the Christmas story
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- Bishop of Myra known for secret generosity
- Miniature winter scene shaken into motion
- Feeding trough repurposed as a cradle
- Alpine figure who contrasts sharply with St. Nick
- Traditional Christmas roast in many countries
- Vertical passage central to a certain midnight delivery
- Season of anticipation preceding Christmas
- Celebration forty days after Christmas
- Spiced drink tied to ancient toasting rituals
- Plant historically linked to Norse mythology
- Circular symbol of eternal life
- Scene traditionally depicted with shepherds and magi
- MASS, Service held at the turning of Christmas Day
- Ballet featuring Clara and enchanted soldiers
- PUDDING, Dessert demanded in a persistent carol
- Decorative strand draped across mantels
- Name meaning “God with us”
- Singers who travel door-to-door in harmony
30 Clues: Name meaning “God with us” • Circular symbol of eternal life • Feast marking the magi’s arrival • Word derived from Latin for “birth” • Feeding trough repurposed as a cradle • Celebration forty days after Christmas • Decorative strand draped across mantels • Traditional dessert or hearthside symbol • Miniature winter scene shaken into motion • ...
The Odyssey Pre-Reading 2026-03-25
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- The goddess of wisdom who guides and protects Odysseus
- The tool Penelope uses to weave (and secretly unweave) her work
- The Trojan prince who judged the goddesses and chose Aphrodite
- A winged horse born from Medusa’s blood
- The realm where souls go after death
- The island kingdom ruled by Odysseus
- A performer who recites epic poems like The Odyssey
- The clever Greek hero known for his long journey home
- The king of the gods who oversees justice and order
- The messenger god who delivers important warnings and guidance
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- A multi-headed serpent from Greek mythology
- The woman whose abduction sparked the Trojan War
- The god who rules the land of the dead
- The wooden trick used by the Greeks to enter Troy
- The Trojan prince who took Helen to Troy
- Odysseus’s loyal wife who cleverly delays remarriage
- The god of the sea who opposes Odysseus
- The god of the sun, music, and prophecy
- The ancient Greek code of hospitality between host and guest
- The faithful swineherd who helps Odysseus upon his return
- The ancient Greek poet traditionally credited with composing The Odyssey and The Iliad
- A goddess who inspires poets and storytellers
- Odysseus’s son who searches for news of his father
- The city besieged by the Greeks in the Trojan War
24 Clues: The realm where souls go after death • The island kingdom ruled by Odysseus • The god who rules the land of the dead • The god of the sea who opposes Odysseus • The god of the sun, music, and prophecy • A winged horse born from Medusa’s blood • The Trojan prince who took Helen to Troy • A multi-headed serpent from Greek mythology • ...
English 2 State Test Vocab 2026-04-22
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- Logically sound
- Original text
- How something is shown
- Speed of the story
- Main focus
- Short story with a moral lesson
- The art of persuasion
- Directly related
- Main argument or position
- Important historical text shaping a society
- Specific definition in a field
- Uses multiple forms (text, video, images)
- Enough to support a claim
- Incorrect information
- Highlighted or made important
- A claim supported with reasons and evidence
- Combined effect of multiple elements
- Reference to another text or event
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- Traditional stories explaining beliefs
- Story with a deeper symbolic meaning
- Why the author wrote the text
- Strongly influencing future work
- Flawed logic
- Left out
- Emotional impact on the audience
- How a subject is presented
- A universal symbol or character type
- Important moment
- Influences from a person’s background
- Specialized language for a group
- Form used (film, painting, etc.)
- Subject of a text
- Uses ideas from another text
- Importance or meaning
- Who is telling the story
- Describe or outline clearly
- How the author influences the reader
- Pushed to the side or treated as less important
- Changes something into a new form
- Imitation for humor
- Judge the quality or effectiveness
41 Clues: Left out • Main focus • Flawed logic • Original text • Logically sound • Important moment • Directly related • Subject of a text • Speed of the story • Imitation for humor • The art of persuasion • Importance or meaning • Incorrect information • How something is shown • Who is telling the story • Main argument or position • Enough to support a claim • How a subject is presented • ...
Fun column application 2026-04-08
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- Wine with an emphasis on the "e"
- Goddess of the moon in Roman mythology
- A NASA space mission, or the Greek version of 4 across
- Modern day country where the Aztecs resided
- Animal commonly confused with a raven
- Phrase that Stuy students love to say
- Famous prohibition era Chicago gangster
- Zodiac sign for people born in late July or August
- Dome shaped ice structure
- World record holder Swedish pole vaulter
- Un doctor's worst enemy
- AP environmental science, in short
- The way you walk after an injury
- Name of a planet that invokes PTSD
- Stuy's art magazine
- Breakfast item that Muslims can't eat
- Director of the new "Wuthering Heights"
- What the Q in IQ stands for
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- Stuyvesant's 2025 fall musical
- A job involving lots of wood, or a pop singer
- Bird that shares a name with a famous pirate
- President that declared war on Japan
- A dragon with two legs
- Double the radius
- First figure skater to land a quad axel
- "Fa, a long long way to ___"
- Country known for modern day pirates
- Angry cat sound
- World's largest rodent
- A doctor's worst enemy
- President before Lincoln
- Combined with 17 across, a character in Rick Riordan's "Heroes of Olympus" series
32 Clues: Angry cat sound • Double the radius • Stuy's art magazine • A dragon with two legs • World's largest rodent • A doctor's worst enemy • Un doctor's worst enemy • President before Lincoln • Dome shaped ice structure • What the Q in IQ stands for • "Fa, a long long way to ___" • Stuyvesant's 2025 fall musical • Wine with an emphasis on the "e" • The way you walk after an injury • ...
Happy Birthday Hannah 2026-06-16
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- The zodiac sign of Tessa Cheek.
- The last name of the assistant camp director.
- Just won the 2026 NBA Finals.
- Board game created by German dental technician Klaus Teuber.
- Opposition to the withdrawal of state support or recognition from an established church.
- Is playing France in the World Cup today.
- The trip that Jamie Parkin was on in 2022.
- A provincial park excellent for hiking & paddling in July.
- Is always orange in Catan.
- Won Finals MVP.
- Paul Atreides' father.
- Your (Hannah Silver) desert island media.
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- The current top of the F1 standings.
- A municipality in Northeastern Ontario perfect for hiking and paddling in August.
- No longer called the domes.
- Was frame mogged by an ASU frat leader.
- The 47th element of the periodic table.
- Before its rebrand, a condiment invented in 17th century China as a fermented fish sauce.
- A titan in Greek mythology who carries the heavens upon his shoulder.
- Who famously visits the Virgin Mary in Nazareth to announce she has found favour with God and will conceive Jesus.
- Where the boss was seen on our Banff trip.
- Where the partay at? In Kingston.
- A famous shack.
- Wants to kill themselves
- Our new friend from Banff.
25 Clues: A famous shack. • Won Finals MVP. • Paul Atreides' father. • Wants to kill themselves • Our new friend from Banff. • Is always orange in Catan. • No longer called the domes. • Just won the 2026 NBA Finals. • The zodiac sign of Tessa Cheek. • Where the partay at? In Kingston. • The current top of the F1 standings. • Was frame mogged by an ASU frat leader. • ...
AALit Crossword 2022-09-07
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- in exactly the same words as were used originally
- the transmission of customs or beliefs from generation to generation, or the fact of being passed on in this way
- belonging naturally; essential
- a story originating in popular culture, typically passed on by word of mouth
- Passage the sea journey undertaken by slave ships from West Africa to the West Indies
- the arts and other manifestations of human intellectual achievement regarded collectively
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- a public speaker, especially one who is eloquent or skilled
- relating to, based on, or appearing in myths or mythology
- a member of a class of traveling poets, musicians, and storytellers who maintain a tradition of oral history in parts of West Africa
- the fact of being who or what a person or thing is
10 Clues: belonging naturally; essential • in exactly the same words as were used originally • the fact of being who or what a person or thing is • relating to, based on, or appearing in myths or mythology • a public speaker, especially one who is eloquent or skilled • a story originating in popular culture, typically passed on by word of mouth • ...
Room 1 crossword twizzler 2 2021-03-17
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- n, My mom checked my temperature using a ____________.
- n, a device that automatically regulates temperature, or that activates a device when the temperature reaches a certain point.
- n, my mom checked her ____________ to make sure she was on the speed limit.
- n, in _______ class my classmate was sleeping on his desk.
- n, I don’t like _______ I think it’s boring.
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- n, In my book they studied _________.
- n, I studied the ________ of the Galápagos Islands.
- n, I like to use a ________ to keep my food warm.
- n, an optical instrument designed to make distant objects appear nearer, containing an arrangement of lenses, or of curved mirrors and lenses, by which rays of light are collected and focused and the resulting image magnified.
- n, I was always terrible at __________.
10 Clues: n, In my book they studied _________. • n, I was always terrible at __________. • n, I don’t like _______ I think it’s boring. • n, I studied the ________ of the Galápagos Islands. • n, I like to use a ________ to keep my food warm. • n, My mom checked my temperature using a ____________. • n, in _______ class my classmate was sleeping on his desk. • ...
Nov282015 2015-11-27
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- Mountain Shadow is the sequel to this book
- In August 2005, her slippers were stolen from a museum in Grand Rapids, Michigan, prompting a recent reward announced of USD 1 million
- In Greek mythology if Ambrosia is the food of the gods and nectar their drink, then what is Ichor?
- Onika Tanya Maraj is the real name of this Trinidadian born American song writer and rapper
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- Also known as the Law of the Vital Few
- Ngurah Rai airport was in the news recently. Which tourist attraction does it serve?
- The only female manifestation of Vishnu
- To Muslims if Umrah is minor, this is major
- Traditionally broken at a magician’s funeral, the practice starting from Harry Houdini’s funeral
- Planet Dagobah is the site of exile of this Master
10 Clues: Also known as the Law of the Vital Few • The only female manifestation of Vishnu • Mountain Shadow is the sequel to this book • To Muslims if Umrah is minor, this is major • Planet Dagobah is the site of exile of this Master • Ngurah Rai airport was in the news recently. Which tourist attraction does it serve? • ...
Fantasy 2023-07-17
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- An impressive and grand story or tale, often involving heroic quests and battles.
- tale A fictional story that often includes magic, mythical creatures, and happy endings.
- A person who practices sorcery or magic, often portrayed as having dark and mysterious powers.
- A mythical creature with wings and often portrayed as breathing fire.
- Something or someone who is famous or well-known in stories, often with extraordinary qualities.
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- A small, magical creature often depicted as having wings and granting wishes.
- Special powers or abilities that are beyond the ordinary and can create extraordinary effects.
- A person with magical abilities and knowledge of spells and enchantments.
- A challenging mission or journey undertaken to achieve a specific goal or find something valuable.
- A mythical creature resembling a horse, with a single horn on its forehead.
- Something that is part of mythology or legends, often involving magical or imaginary elements.
11 Clues: A mythical creature with wings and often portrayed as breathing fire. • A person with magical abilities and knowledge of spells and enchantments. • A mythical creature resembling a horse, with a single horn on its forehead. • A small, magical creature often depicted as having wings and granting wishes. • ...
Ancient Greece 2026-01-09
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- The downfall of Ancient Greece and was the cause of the plague
- Tutored by Aristotle,he fulfilled his dads dream and was a military genius
- A philosopher and scientist who studied biology,law,physics and politics
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- Was used to invade Troy and break down city-walls and it took years to break down Troys walls
- An Ancient Greece city-state,went to war with athens
- Modern day Us has this in their government and is a fair voting system
- One of Athens Greatest leader who led them into the golden age
- A king very ruthless who had a son,that was the king of Macedonia
- Made up or fake stories that explain something that happened
- Throws rocks at walls for soldiers to invade once the walls broke down
10 Clues: An Ancient Greece city-state,went to war with athens • Made up or fake stories that explain something that happened • One of Athens Greatest leader who led them into the golden age • The downfall of Ancient Greece and was the cause of the plague • A king very ruthless who had a son,that was the king of Macedonia • ...
February 2025-01-13
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- Who was the first person to see the Moon's cratered landscape through a telescope?
- What aspect of the Sun does Proba-3 aim to study with artificial solar eclipses?
- At which university was the first detailed image of a photon captured?
- What was the name of Andromeda’s father, the king in Greek mythology?
- What are the dark basaltic plains on the Moon created by ancient lava flows called?
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- The Quadrantid meteor shower is best observed from which hemisphere?
- Which institute analyzed the Moon rock samples from Chang’e 6?
- What is the term for the closest point in Earth’s orbit to the Sun?
- Which Space observatory captured the deepest image of Centaurus A?
- What is the name of the space program that lost three CubeSats to solar maximum activity?
10 Clues: Which institute analyzed the Moon rock samples from Chang’e 6? • Which Space observatory captured the deepest image of Centaurus A? • What is the term for the closest point in Earth’s orbit to the Sun? • The Quadrantid meteor shower is best observed from which hemisphere? • What was the name of Andromeda’s father, the king in Greek mythology? • ...
Vocab Quiz 15 2026-05-08
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- Something is ___ when it looks really nice.
- A part of my ___ is that I am kind and hardworking.
- An important part of my ___, or the story of my life, was when I was born.
- A place of high ____ is Mt. Hood.
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- Something I know that is ___ is an elephant because it is very big.
- An ___ activity is something like volleyball or soccer because it has involves moving around alot.
- A place I would like to be a ___ is in France because I would like to travel around there.
- Something I recognize from ___, or old tales are the Greek Gods like Zeus.
- A machine I would like to ___ is a bulldozer because it would be fun to drive.
- A peaceful and ___ place is the garden because it is calming.
10 Clues: A place of high ____ is Mt. Hood. • Something is ___ when it looks really nice. • A part of my ___ is that I am kind and hardworking. • A peaceful and ___ place is the garden because it is calming. • Something I know that is ___ is an elephant because it is very big. • Something I recognize from ___, or old tales are the Greek Gods like Zeus. • ...
Periodic Table - Ho Sun Choi 2013-01-09
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- / I am the second element from Group 11.
- / The city of Johannesburg located in South Africa consists of some of the world's largest deposits of me.
- / My name comes from the Greek word lithos meaning 'stone'. I am the 4th element.
- / I was the name of a song by David Guetta featuring Sia.
- / I am the last element of a group that is only gases.
- / My name comes from Greek Mythology: Niobe, daughter of Tantalus.
- / I am a transuranic radioactive chemical element with the symbol Pu.
- / You have two atoms of me in a water compound.
- / My melting point is 321.1 °C.
- / My atomic symbol is Sn.
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- / 75% of the US 5-cent coin called nickel is me.
- / I am named after the continent Europe.
- / I live in Group 18 and Period 4.
- / I am a soft gray alkaline earth metal, and is the fifth-most-abundant element by mass in the Earth's crust.
- / I have the atomic mass of 54.938.
- / I am the leader of Group 12, Period 4.
- / I am the only liquid in Group 12.
- / My symbol is Na.
- / I have two electrons in my inner layer, eight in my mid-layer, and 6 in my outer layer.
- / I am a gas with the second smallest atomic mass.
20 Clues: / My symbol is Na. • / My atomic symbol is Sn. • / My melting point is 321.1 °C. • / I live in Group 18 and Period 4. • / I have the atomic mass of 54.938. • / I am the only liquid in Group 12. • / I am the second element from Group 11. • / I am named after the continent Europe. • / I am the leader of Group 12, Period 4. • / You have two atoms of me in a water compound. • ...
Romeo and Juliet Crossword Puzzle 2014-04-24
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- Words that sound the same but mean something different
- The city where both Romeo and Juliet's families live
- making reference to person, place, event or object from the Bible, mythology, or history
- The priest's first name
- A clue or hint to future events which is often negative
- A speech by a character in a play delivered while the speaker is alone to inform the audience of what is passing in the characters mind
- The feeling Romeo had when he found Juliet dead
- pity aroused in the audience for a character
- The feeling Romeo and Juliet have towards one another
- an event causing great suffering, destruction, and distress, such as a serious accident, crime, or natural catastrophe
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- The weapon Juliet used to kill herself
- The words or acts of a character in a play carry a meaning unperceived by the character or other characters but are understood by the audience
- The liquid Romeo drank to kill himself
- The surname of Juliet's family
- The age of Juliet
- Author of the play Romeo and Juliet
- The surname of Romeo's family
- A fight, argument or disagreement
- The liquid that the priest made which made Juliet fall asleep for three days
- Trusted family servant to Lord Capulet and also took care of Juliet
20 Clues: The age of Juliet • The priest's first name • The surname of Romeo's family • The surname of Juliet's family • A fight, argument or disagreement • Author of the play Romeo and Juliet • The weapon Juliet used to kill herself • The liquid Romeo drank to kill himself • pity aroused in the audience for a character • The feeling Romeo had when he found Juliet dead • ...
Canterbury Tales Prologue Crossword 2014-11-08
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- Having too much yellow bile and therefore bad tempered
- British coin worth one fourth of a penny but no longer in circulation
- Puss-filled sores
- Puss-filled skin inflammations, something like boils
- A minor member of the church who bought and sold pardons for sinners
- People who had visited the holy land and wore palm fronds to show it
- Increase over time
- Sly dealings
- Hymn sung while offerings are collected in church
- Hood or long sleeve
- Citizen
- Soldier
- Confessions and absolution
- A stringed instrument that is plucked
- Multi-colored
- Greek mythology god of the west wind
- Short jacket
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- Height
- Head of a guild and therefore a town council member
- Jolly
- Nine inches
- Author of "The Canterbury Tales"
- The constellation Aries, first sign of the zodiac. The time is mid-April.
- Person who draws up a deed
- Long dagger
- City in Egypt captured by the Crusaders in 1365
- Horse
- Kind, gracious
- Pressure
- Practitioner of a church ritual
- Coarse cloth made of linen and cotton
- Low-ranking officer who summons people to appear in court
- A linen cover for the head and neck
- A friar who has the excessive right to beg and preach in a designated district.
34 Clues: Jolly • Horse • Height • Citizen • Soldier • Pressure • Nine inches • Long dagger • Sly dealings • Short jacket • Multi-colored • Kind, gracious • Puss-filled sores • Increase over time • Hood or long sleeve • Person who draws up a deed • Confessions and absolution • Practitioner of a church ritual • Author of "The Canterbury Tales" • A linen cover for the head and neck • ...
Sea of Trolls Cross Word Puzzle 2015-02-26
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- A viking term for troll.
- An enormous majestic place located in Asgard.
- The necklace given to Jack by the bard to protect him.
- Ivar the Boneless's wife who is a half troll queen.
- What Eric Pretty-face calls the gash in his ear.
- Who enslaves Jack and Lucy.
- The tree that norse mythology is centered around.
- A deadly troll pig who is supposed to be sacrificed to the gods.
- How many legs does a nightmare have.
- The animal that amazes Jack and the North Men because of it's size and beauty.
- The place where the picts intend on buying Jack and Lucy
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- The people the North Men intend on selling Jack and Lucy to.
- The name of the crow that follows Jack around.
- What the Picts give the Northmen in return for slaves.
- The man whose arms are 5 times the size of Jacks.
- A Viking leader whose cape is made of the beards of his defeated enemies.
- The thing Olaf says is a monster not a place.
- A mineral that the North Men find in Gizur Thumb Crusher's village.
- Jack's sister who thinks she is a princess.
- A viking term for Bard.
20 Clues: A viking term for Bard. • A viking term for troll. • Who enslaves Jack and Lucy. • How many legs does a nightmare have. • Jack's sister who thinks she is a princess. • An enormous majestic place located in Asgard. • The thing Olaf says is a monster not a place. • The name of the crow that follows Jack around. • What Eric Pretty-face calls the gash in his ear. • ...
The Novel and Short Story 2015-09-03
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- literature written to be preformed
- reference often to literature history or mythology
- Story: a fictional narrative generally centering on one climatic event
- repetition of initial sounds in a series of words
- repetition of vowels sounds in a series of words
- the historical, physical, or geographical time and place where the fictional work takes place
- "Tragic flaw" term by Aristotle
- a literal or denotative meaning that truly has a more complex meaning
- the central or dominant idea of a work of fiction
- an extended narrative in pose
- the way in which the narrative events are arranged
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- verse: lines of unrhymed iambic pentameter in no particular stanzaic form
- irony: a situation that depends on the audience knowing that the characters are not aware of yet
- a story with two parallel and consistent levels of meanings
- a fictional representation of a person and or animal
- the attitude of the speaker
- image or symbol that is so common or significant to a culture
- the lines spoken by the characters
- brief comments by an actor to the audience but is not heard by the other characters
- the way a writer selects and arranges words to express ideas
- Of View: the angle in which a story is told
21 Clues: the attitude of the speaker • an extended narrative in pose • "Tragic flaw" term by Aristotle • literature written to be preformed • the lines spoken by the characters • Of View: the angle in which a story is told • repetition of vowels sounds in a series of words • repetition of initial sounds in a series of words • the central or dominant idea of a work of fiction • ...
Avery's Greek Mythoogy 2020-05-23
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- this god was thrown off Olympus by his mother Hera as he was crippled
- god of death and wealth
- the goddess of wisdom and battle
- this is Poseidon's symbol of power
- the goddess of love and Beauty
- goddess of the hunt, animals and childbirth and twin of the god Apollo
- this was the gift that Athena provided for what is now called the Athens
- this book is about a young demigod-he is the son of Poseidon
- god of music, poetry and prophecy twin of Artemis
- king of the gods
- this city myth's are closely related to the Greeks
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- this demigod is a major one-son of Zeus and made into a couple movies
- goddess of the hearth
- this was the first book written on Greek mythology
- this was poseidons gift to the city Athens
- the emperor of Greece from February 1556-October 1605
- this is Zeus's wife
- goddess of agriculture and grain sister of Zeus
- the god of wine, festivity and pleasure
- creator of horses and god of the sea
- this titan was punished by the gods by having to hold up the sky
- the god of war
- the god of travels and medicine his staff is the symbol of many hospitals and healthcare units
23 Clues: the god of war • king of the gods • this is Zeus's wife • goddess of the hearth • god of death and wealth • the goddess of love and Beauty • the goddess of wisdom and battle • this is Poseidon's symbol of power • creator of horses and god of the sea • the god of wine, festivity and pleasure • this was poseidons gift to the city Athens • ...
Odysseus study guide 2017-02-21
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- allies of the Trojans who live at Ismarus
- goddess of the moon and hunting twin of Apollo and daughter of Zeus and Leto
- sun of god who raises his cattle on the island of Thrinacia
- a trusted officer of Odysseus
- ruler of the Greek gods and goddesses
- goddess of love beauty pleasure
- wife of Zeus and queen of ancient greek gods
- the wife of Hades ruler of the underworld
- goddess who personified victory
- a blind prophet whose spirit Odysseus visits in the underworld
- son of Zeus and olympian god in Greek
- Eaters inhabitants of a land Odysseus wife visits
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- a race of one eyed giants
- Greek and Roman god of the underworld and ruler of the dead
- poet author of lliad and the Odyssey
- nymph in greek mythology who lived on the island of Ogygia
- cannibal inhabitants of a distant land
- love or desire
- Odysseus son
- god of the seas earthquakes and horses
- the goddess of war wisdom and cleverness goddess of crafts
- one of twelve Olympians and son of Zeus and Hera
- Odysseus wife
- the god of music poetry prophecy and medicine
- a goddess and enchantress who lives on the island of Aeaea
- father of Odysseus
26 Clues: Odysseus son • Odysseus wife • love or desire • father of Odysseus • a race of one eyed giants • a trusted officer of Odysseus • goddess of love beauty pleasure • goddess who personified victory • poet author of lliad and the Odyssey • ruler of the Greek gods and goddesses • son of Zeus and olympian god in Greek • cannibal inhabitants of a distant land • ...
GRR1 Peak'23 November Short Burst Activity 2023-11-24
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- Our Peak 2023 theme!
- A famous vertical rock formation in Yosemite National Park
- A climber of high mountains, especially in the Alps
- Highest point on Earth (29,029 ft)
- Metal ring with one spring-hinged side that is used in mountain climbing as a connector to hold a freely running rope
- Highest point in Greece, and symbolic in Greek mythology (9,570 ft)
- An active volcano, and the highest point in Japan (12,388 ft)
- Highest point in Michigan (1,979 ft)
- An active volcano in Washington, which famously erupted in 1980 (8,363 ft)
- Highest point in Australia (7,310 ft)
- Highest point in South America (22,000 ft)
- Used by climbers to ensure a good grip!
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- A retail clothing manufacturer, known for their high quality cold weather gear and climate activism
- Highest point in Africa (19,341 ft)
- One of the highest summits in Europe, and a favorite of mountain climbers (14,692 ft)
- Highest Point in North America (20,308 ft)
- The securing of a person or a safety rope to an anchor point
- Highest point in Europe (18,510 ft)
- This 2018 rock-climbing film won Best Documentary at the 2019 Academy Awards
- To descend (as from a cliff) by sliding down a rope
20 Clues: Our Peak 2023 theme! • Highest point on Earth (29,029 ft) • Highest point in Africa (19,341 ft) • Highest point in Europe (18,510 ft) • Highest point in Michigan (1,979 ft) • Highest point in Australia (7,310 ft) • Used by climbers to ensure a good grip! • Highest Point in North America (20,308 ft) • Highest point in South America (22,000 ft) • ...
Phoebe 2024-05-13
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- lets you look around corners or other obstacles, usually in submarines
- a text written about your own life
- when looking in it it makes distant objects seem nearer
- used to measure temperatures
- heat from the earth
- a scientific instrument that is used to measure air pressure in a certain environment
- there are ten of these in a centimetre
- relating to heat
- the distance around an area
- sign based on birth about personality and fortune\
- the rich collection of traditional tales called myths from cultures all over the world
- the history of a word or phrase shown by tracing its development and relationships
- a straight line passing from side to side through the centre of a body or figure, especially a circle or sphere
- 1000 metres
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- the study of life
- used to listen to people's heartbeat, placed on the heart
- the study of animals
- used in any device or system to heat or cool a space to a set point temperature
- a text written about someone else's life
- study of shapes
- used for viewing small objects, usually used by scientists
- used to measure speed of a car or something on wheels
- study of the earth
- the study of the environment
24 Clues: 1000 metres • study of shapes • relating to heat • the study of life • study of the earth • heat from the earth • the study of animals • the distance around an area • used to measure temperatures • the study of the environment • a text written about your own life • there are ten of these in a centimetre • a text written about someone else's life • ...
Capitals Page #8 2023-08-23
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- Capital of Russia, famous for its architecture and history.
- Capital of Egypt, home to ancient pyramids and historical sites.
- Capital of South Korea, a modern city with a rich cultural heritage.
- Capital of Kenya, a hub of culture and commerce in East Africa.
- Capital of Pakistan, nestled against the backdrop of the Margalla Hills.
- Capital of the UK, rich in history and landmarks.
- Capital of Canada, a center of politics and culture.
- Capital of Japan, a bustling metropolis with modern and traditional elements.
- Capital of Portugal, located on the scenic coast of the Atlantic.
- Capital of France, known for its art and culture.
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- Capital of Sweden, known for its beautiful islands and architecture.
- Capital of Italy, renowned for its ancient ruins and history.
- Capital of Spain, celebrated for its art, food, and lively atmosphere.
- Capital of the USA, home to important political institutions.
- Capital of India, a blend of historical and modern influences.
- Capital of Brazil, known for its unique modernist architecture.
- Capital of China, a city with a rich cultural heritage.
- Capital of Australia, located between Sydney and Melbourne.
- Capital of Germany, a city with a vibrant arts and music scene.
- Capital of Greece, a city steeped in ancient history and mythology.
20 Clues: Capital of the UK, rich in history and landmarks. • Capital of France, known for its art and culture. • Capital of Canada, a center of politics and culture. • Capital of China, a city with a rich cultural heritage. • Capital of Russia, famous for its architecture and history. • Capital of Australia, located between Sydney and Melbourne. • ...
Spelling Bee Crossword Puzzle 18 2021-10-19
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- Religious, pious
- A person who belongs to or is part of a local church community
- Aquatic birds with long legs and necks, webbed feet, beaks sharply bent downward, and which are usually rosy-white in color
- To bring into reality as if by magic
- The supreme god in norse mythology
- A city in British Columbia, Canada
- The result or product of something
- Extreme pain or distress
- To lessen to the smallest degree possible
- A gray or brownish insect-eating bird with a hooked bill that often uses thorns to impale its prey
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- Having the qualities of a person who betrays another
- A method of protecting assets against a potential loss as dictated by certain conditions and provided for a set amount of money
- Declared legally unable to pay debts and with any assets seized by the courts to be shared among creditors
- Worried : upset
- Growths in size, number, or value
- People who tell the future by looking at how the position of the stars in the sky supposedly affects people's lives and events on earth
- People who are adept in the operation or construction of machinery
- A mineral deposit growing up from the floor of a cave
- A building that consists of multiple privately owned apartments or units
- To loot
20 Clues: To loot • Worried : upset • Religious, pious • Extreme pain or distress • Growths in size, number, or value • The supreme god in norse mythology • A city in British Columbia, Canada • The result or product of something • To bring into reality as if by magic • To lessen to the smallest degree possible • Having the qualities of a person who betrays another • ...
Crossword 1: Capital cities of the world 2021-12-01
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- What country did eggnog originally come from?
- Who is the first reindeer named in the poem ‘'Twas the night before Christmas' by Clement Moore?
- Which famous scientist was born on Christmas Day in 1642?
- Which city does Die Hard take place in?
- Which country first started the tradition of putting up a tree?
- What is the title of the biggest selling Christmas song in the world?
- Which country traditionally eats KFC on Christmas Day?
- Who wrote 'A Christmas Carol'?
- What country was St Nicholas born in?
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- What was Frosty the Snowman’s nose made from?
- How do you say ‘Merry Christmas’ in Spanish?
- What is the shortest day of the year called?
- In which 2004 Christmas film does Tom Hanks voice Santa?
- Who wrote ‘How the Grinch Stole Christmas’?
- Since 1947, which country has donated a Christmas Tree for Trafalgar Square every year?
- Which company changed the colour of Santa's suit to red?
- Originating in Nordic mythology, what is the name of the beast said to scare naughty children at Christmas?
- What Christmas table item was invented by Tom Smith in the 1800s?
- What is the highest grossing Christmas film in the world?
- Who famously said ‘God bless us, every one!’?
20 Clues: Who wrote 'A Christmas Carol'? • What country was St Nicholas born in? • Which city does Die Hard take place in? • Who wrote ‘How the Grinch Stole Christmas’? • How do you say ‘Merry Christmas’ in Spanish? • What is the shortest day of the year called? • What was Frosty the Snowman’s nose made from? • What country did eggnog originally come from? • ...
Crossword 1: Capital cities of the world 2021-12-01
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- Which famous scientist was born on Christmas Day in 1642?
- Which company changed the colour of Santa's suit to red?
- Since 1947, which country has donated a Christmas Tree for Trafalgar Square every year?
- Who wrote 'A Christmas Carol'?
- Who is the first reindeer named in the poem ‘'Twas the night before Christmas' by Clement Moore?
- What is the shortest day of the year called?
- Which city does Die Hard take place in?
- Who wrote ‘How the Grinch Stole Christmas’?
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- In which 2004 Christmas film does Tom Hanks voice Santa?
- How do you say ‘Merry Christmas’ in Spanish?
- What country did eggnog originally come from?
- Originating in Nordic mythology, what is the name of the beast said to scare naughty children at Christmas?
- What Christmas table item was invented by Tom Smith in the 1800s?
- Which country traditionally eats KFC on Christmas Day?
- Who famously said ‘God bless us, every one!’?
- What is the title of the biggest selling Christmas song in the world?
- What was Frosty the Snowman’s nose made from?
- What is the highest grossing Christmas film in the world?
- Which country first started the tradition of putting up a tree?
- What country was St Nicholas born in?
20 Clues: Who wrote 'A Christmas Carol'? • What country was St Nicholas born in? • Which city does Die Hard take place in? • Who wrote ‘How the Grinch Stole Christmas’? • How do you say ‘Merry Christmas’ in Spanish? • What is the shortest day of the year called? • What country did eggnog originally come from? • Who famously said ‘God bless us, every one!’? • ...
Crossword 1: Capital cities of the world 2021-12-01
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- Originating in Nordic mythology, what is the name of the beast said to scare naughty children at Christmas?
- Who famously said ‘God bless us, every one!’?
- Who wrote 'A Christmas Carol'?
- Which company changed the colour of Santa's suit to red?
- What is the highest grossing Christmas film in the world?
- Who is the first reindeer named in the poem ‘'Twas the night before Christmas' by Clement Moore?
- How do you say ‘Merry Christmas’ in Spanish?
- Which country first started the tradition of putting up a tree?
- What is the shortest day of the year called?
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- What Christmas table item was invented by Tom Smith in the 1800s?
- What was Frosty the Snowman’s nose made from?
- In which 2004 Christmas film does Tom Hanks voice Santa?
- What country did eggnog originally come from?
- Who wrote ‘How the Grinch Stole Christmas’?
- Which country traditionally eats KFC on Christmas Day?
- What country was St Nicholas born in?
- What is the title of the biggest selling Christmas song in the world?
- Which city does Die Hard take place in?
- Since 1947, which country has donated a Christmas Tree for Trafalgar Square every year?
- Which famous scientist was born on Christmas Day in 1642?
20 Clues: Who wrote 'A Christmas Carol'? • What country was St Nicholas born in? • Which city does Die Hard take place in? • Who wrote ‘How the Grinch Stole Christmas’? • How do you say ‘Merry Christmas’ in Spanish? • What is the shortest day of the year called? • What was Frosty the Snowman’s nose made from? • Who famously said ‘God bless us, every one!’? • ...
Crossword 1: Capital cities of the world 2021-12-01
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- What is the shortest day of the year called?
- What Christmas table item was invented by Tom Smith in the 1800s?
- Originating in Nordic mythology, what is the name of the beast said to scare naughty children at Christmas?
- In which 2004 Christmas film does Tom Hanks voice Santa?
- What is the highest grossing Christmas film in the world?
- How do you say ‘Merry Christmas’ in Spanish?
- Which country first started the tradition of putting up a tree?
- What was Frosty the Snowman’s nose made from?
- Who is the first reindeer named in the poem ‘'Twas the night before Christmas' by Clement Moore?
- Who wrote ‘How the Grinch Stole Christmas’?
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- Who famously said ‘God bless us, every one!’?
- What is the title of the biggest selling Christmas song in the world?
- Which famous scientist was born on Christmas Day in 1642?
- Who wrote 'A Christmas Carol'?
- Which company changed the colour of Santa's suit to red?
- Which country traditionally eats KFC on Christmas Day?
- What country was St Nicholas born in?
- What country did eggnog originally come from?
- Which city does Die Hard take place in?
- Since 1947, which country has donated a Christmas Tree for Trafalgar Square every year?
20 Clues: Who wrote 'A Christmas Carol'? • What country was St Nicholas born in? • Which city does Die Hard take place in? • Who wrote ‘How the Grinch Stole Christmas’? • What is the shortest day of the year called? • How do you say ‘Merry Christmas’ in Spanish? • Who famously said ‘God bless us, every one!’? • What country did eggnog originally come from? • ...
Vikings Revision 2022-03-30
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- The name of the Viking Government and court.
- Men would do this when food on a Viking farm was scarce.
- Most of this Viking social class were farmers.
- Thralls are known today as ________. They have no rights
- One of the reasons that the Vikings settled outside Scandinavia - the needed more fertile _____.
- The English monastery famously raided by Vikings.
- This Viking God could change his shape.
- The name for Viking writing.
- This Viking social class included the Chieftains and would have owned a lot of land.
- Odin swapped one of these for all the wisdom in the world.
- This group in Viking society would have been responsible for household duties, raising children and spinning and weaving cloth for clothes.
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- When the men went away on raids, women looked after this: household ___________.
- According to Viking mythology, Asgard and Midgard were joined by a Rainbow _________.
- The name of Odin's Hall.
- These features of a Viking Longship meant that they were capable of travelling long distances from the 800s onwards.
- These were kept inside the longhouse in the cold winter months.
- Scandinavia is made up of Sweden, Norway and ?
- This was the season that most Viking raids took place
- Vikings planted crops in this season.
- This was burning all year round in a Viking Longhouse.
20 Clues: The name of Odin's Hall. • The name for Viking writing. • Vikings planted crops in this season. • This Viking God could change his shape. • The name of the Viking Government and court. • Most of this Viking social class were farmers. • Scandinavia is made up of Sweden, Norway and ? • The English monastery famously raided by Vikings. • ...
nfl teams 2025-01-16
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- A holy person in religion.
- A thing you can fly in.
- They are known as the king of the jungle.
- Their cant is: Who Dey / Jungle Tailgates – “Who Dey”
- It is a mammal that lives in the ocean.
- A very big person.
- Odin has two of them called Hugin and Munin.
- A bird that lives at sea.
- It is a color.
- Another name for a pirat.
- A person that loves their country.
- They won the last two Superbowls (Jonas has their shirt on)
- They are known for a section in their stadium called the black hole.
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- Their quarterbacks name is Josh Allen.
- Workers who make steel.
- The only team with numbers in their name.
- They are known for the Duval chant.
- A hammer striking an anvil.
- Powerful deities in greek mythology (Kronos was one).
- A big black cat.
- Scandinavian warriors that plundered other people.
- A person who leads an army.
- They are known for the Lambeau leap.
- They are known as the windy city.
- There used to be a lot of them in the wild wild west.
- Male sheep with big horns.
- They are named after a state.
- They play in the town where the declaration of independence was signed
28 Clues: It is a color. • A big black cat. • A very big person. • Workers who make steel. • A thing you can fly in. • A bird that lives at sea. • Another name for a pirat. • A holy person in religion. • Male sheep with big horns. • A hammer striking an anvil. • A person who leads an army. • They are named after a state. • They are known as the windy city. • A person that loves their country. • ...
Valentine's Day 2025-02-09
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- Spanish or Portuguese word for "love."
- A symbol for hugs and kisses.
- A common gift exchanged on Valentine’s Day.
- A sweet treat often given on Valentine's Day.
- A gentle feeling of fondness or love.
- A feeling of love and affection, especially in relationships.
- A hug, often exchanged between loved ones.
- Roses are a popular Valentine’s Day gift.
- City where Saint Valentine was martyred.
- Symbol often used to represent love and affection.
- The typical shape of a box of chocolates or a card on Valentine's Day.
- The color traditionally associated with love and passion.
- Title of a holy person, like Saint Valentine.
- Weapon associated with Cupid in Roman mythology.
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- The union of two people, often celebrated on Valentine’s Day.
- An offer of marriage, often made on Valentine’s Day.
- A strong affection for someone.
- Roman god of love often depicted with a bow and arrow.
- To hold someone or something dear with love and affection.
- People who are romantically involved with each other.
- A term for a couple in love.
- A type of angel often depicted with love symbols.
- The month when Valentine's Day is celebrated.
- A person who receives a card or gift on February 14th.
- Something given as a token of affection or love.
25 Clues: A term for a couple in love. • A symbol for hugs and kisses. • A strong affection for someone. • A gentle feeling of fondness or love. • Spanish or Portuguese word for "love." • City where Saint Valentine was martyred. • Roses are a popular Valentine’s Day gift. • A hug, often exchanged between loved ones. • A common gift exchanged on Valentine’s Day. • ...
crossword 2025-02-25
Across
- giving human characteristics to nonhuman things.
- what does rick convince jake to do
- descriptive language that appeals to the reader's senses, creating a mental picture by describing how something looks, sounds, smells, tastes, or feels
- why does rick not have any classes with jake
- comparison using like or as
- a figure of speech where a writer or speaker makes an indirect reference to a well-known person, place, event, or literary work
- where do jake,didi, and rick go
- how does didi react when she sees jake at the game
- what do jake and didi do when they get to the mall
- an extreme exaggeration
- what did rick see later that night
- a long narrative poem that tells a story
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- what does rick tell his mom for why he went to the party
- how did rick get jakes schedule
- a brave and noble character in a epic poam
- untrue stories typically about gods and goddess
- where did jake and didi go
- what is dipsys job on the football team
- comparison NOT using like or as
- a scene that interrupts the chronological order of a story to show events that happened in the past
- what is rick waiting for all week
21 Clues: an extreme exaggeration • where did jake and didi go • comparison using like or as • how did rick get jakes schedule • comparison NOT using like or as • where do jake,didi, and rick go • what is rick waiting for all week • what does rick convince jake to do • what did rick see later that night • what is dipsys job on the football team • a long narrative poem that tells a story • ...
Methods Semester 2024-12-12
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- the type of novel that Lyiem and I's Library Display was on
- The hardest installment of all of them. (not an opinion its fact)
- the kind of pants I apparently wear
- all my homies hate it (in reference to tests)
- the majority of our discussions in Practicum class
- What is the theme of Cassie's Multi-Genre?
- The type of flowers that David grows (the big one)
- One of Trent's famous sayings
- A verb that Erica created that doesn't exist
- The type of justice that seeks to repair harm of crime while holding offenders accountable
- a word that I never would have thought would be every day lingo for me (its hard to say)
- The a two words of Ali and I's podcast title
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- the WTL that allows you to see writing from every student in a less time consuming way
- One of the four traits of Textured Teaching
- The theme of Trent's CULPA
- the platform Lyiem and I educated Rebecca on what it was really used for
- Who wrote "Pedagogy of the Oppressed"?
- What did we have to create for texts/assessments?
- The technology from Rebecca's class we seemed to like the most
- The love and light of Lindsey's life
20 Clues: The theme of Trent's CULPA • One of Trent's famous sayings • the kind of pants I apparently wear • The love and light of Lindsey's life • Who wrote "Pedagogy of the Oppressed"? • What is the theme of Cassie's Multi-Genre? • One of the four traits of Textured Teaching • A verb that Erica created that doesn't exist • The a two words of Ali and I's podcast title • ...
odysseus review 2023-12-13
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- Famous prophet that Odysseus has to go to the underworld to see:
- who does polyphemus pray to for revenge
- what does calypso promise odysseus if he stays
- Tiresias tells Odysseus that only ___________ will return home.
- the thing that Penelope weaves
- A long, narrative poem that tells us the adventures of a hero is a
- put in there ears to block sound
- is a legendary monster who lives on one side of a narrow channel of water,
- Who does the land belong to where Odysseus’ men ate a flower
- how many years odyssues has been gone
- son of the Greek hero Odysseus and his wife,
- Greek sea monster
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- long comparison between to things
- is the goddess of the sea who fell in love with Odysseus and trapped him on her island for seven years.
- is the one-eyed giant son of Poseidon and Thoosa in Greek mythology,
- odysseus fake name
- Circe can----men into animals.
- What is blocking the entrance to the Cyclops cave?
- goddess of wisdom
- is described as the daughter of the sun god Helios and the Oceanid nymph Perse.
- he gives Odysseus a fair west wind
- excessive pride or self-confidence.
- odysseus men tie him to the
- Helios threatens to make the __________ stop shining
24 Clues: goddess of wisdom • Greek sea monster • odysseus fake name • odysseus men tie him to the • Circe can----men into animals. • the thing that Penelope weaves • put in there ears to block sound • long comparison between to things • he gives Odysseus a fair west wind • excessive pride or self-confidence. • how many years odyssues has been gone • who does polyphemus pray to for revenge • ...
Literary Device Review 2023-12-15
Across
- When readers have more information that a character in the text.
- Two contradictory words are placed side by side.
- The repetition of the initial sounds of several words.
- A comparison between two things
- When someone says one thing but means another.
- The writer's attitude that reveals itself in the work.
- The repetition of consonant sounds within words.
- Giving human attributes to nonhuman objects
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- The general atmosphere or emotional complexion—in short, the array of feelings the work evokes in the reader.
- A gross exaggeration
- A question asked for effect - not for an answer.
- An implied reference of something to come.
- A comparison between two things using "like"/"as"
- Invoking the five senses for description
- A play on the sounds and meanings of words.
- A scene set in an earlier time than the main story.
- The repetition of vowel sounds within words.
- A reference to something well known in the bible, mythology, history, or literature.
- A juxtaposition of contrasting ideas that, while seemingly impossible, actually reveals a deeper truth
- When something occurs that is the opposite of what was expected.
- Word Choice
- The use of an object to represent a concept. It represents itself and a larger idea.
22 Clues: Word Choice • A gross exaggeration • A comparison between two things • Invoking the five senses for description • An implied reference of something to come. • A play on the sounds and meanings of words. • Giving human attributes to nonhuman objects • The repetition of vowel sounds within words. • When someone says one thing but means another. • ...
Sci-Fi Movies 2024-11-21
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- – A wormhole-creating device featured in a 1994 movie and spin-off TV shows.
- – Blade Runner tasked with hunting replicants in *Blade Runner*.
- – Half-vampire Marvel hero known for hunting vampires.
- – Species of Chewbacca in *Star Wars*.
- – James Cameron movie set on Pandora.
- – A cult-favorite sci-fi series about a spaceship crew.
- – Spaceship in *Firefly*.
- – Ranger turned king in *The Lord of the Rings*.
- – Spock’s home planet in *Star Trek*.
- – Rebellion fighter from *Rogue One: A Star Wars Story*.
- – Desert planet central to Frank Herbert’s sci-fi epic.
- – Captain of the USS Enterprise in *Star Trek*.
- – Setting of many sci-fi movies, including *2001: A Space Odyssey*.
- – Icy planet featured in *Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back*.
- – Synthetic human in *Blade Runner*.
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- – Code name for Galen Marek in *Star Wars: The Force Unleashed*.
- – The name of the spaceship in *Battlestar Galactica*.
- – Princess and rebel leader in *Star Wars*.
- – Leader of the resistance in *The Matrix*.
- – Home of Thor and Odin in Norse mythology and Marvel movies.
- – Alien slave trader species from *Star Trek*.
- – Robot antagonists in *Battlestar Galactica*.
- – The chosen hacker in *The Matrix* trilogy.
- – Masked vigilante from *Watchmen*.
- – Superman’s destroyed home planet.
25 Clues: – Spaceship in *Firefly*. • – Masked vigilante from *Watchmen*. • – Superman’s destroyed home planet. • – Synthetic human in *Blade Runner*. • – James Cameron movie set on Pandora. • – Spock’s home planet in *Star Trek*. • – Species of Chewbacca in *Star Wars*. • – Princess and rebel leader in *Star Wars*. • – Leader of the resistance in *The Matrix*. • ...
Ancient Greece 2022-05-02
Across
- Person who pays rent to grow crops on another person's land
- A Greek military ruler who built a huge empire in only 11 years.
- A logical guess.
- The God of the sky.
- Greek city-state
- Legal member of a country or city-state.
- Military housing
- In ancient Greece, an athletic competition held every four years in honor of Zeus
- Although Alexander the Great named many cities for himself, he also named one for his _________.
- The God of the sea.
- Government in which a small group of people rule.
- A word that means to stop.
- Unjust use of power or a government run by a strong ruler.
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- A long spear 13 to 20 feet in length.
- Worship of many gods or deities.
- A Greek word that means 'rule by the best people.'
- The God of war.
- The Goddess of love.
- After conquering Egypt, Alexander let Egyptians practice their own ___________.
- The upper part of an ancient Greek city where public buildings and city's defenses were located.
- A type of government where people choose their leaders.
- Collection of stories that people tell about their gods and heroes.
- School of philosophy founded by Plato.
- The God of the sun, music and poetry.
24 Clues: The God of war. • A logical guess. • Greek city-state • Military housing • The God of the sky. • The God of the sea. • The Goddess of love. • A word that means to stop. • Worship of many gods or deities. • A long spear 13 to 20 feet in length. • The God of the sun, music and poetry. • School of philosophy founded by Plato. • Legal member of a country or city-state. • ...
History of Greek Theatre- Tayten 2023-01-06
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- They served as the ideal spectator, reacting as the author would want the audience to react.
- ancient Greek word for a king who did not inherit their throne, but had taken it.
- considered the father of Western philosophy.
- Chorus in Greek means _____
- The first great theorist of
- How speech reveals character
- an act of injustice
- Something to shock the audience
- Usage of words to express thought
- god of wine and fertility
- _____ is the origin of our word scene.
- All of the performers, except musicians, wore _____
- The arrangements of the events in the play
- Non-speaking extras
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- Greek plays usually takes place in _______
- first recorded theatrical event – best tragedy contest.
- comes from the Greek verb meaning “to do” or “to act.”
- part man and part goat, famous for being drunk and sexual.
- art, who defined the word tragedy in his work Poetics.
- ______ comes the the Greek word theatron, which means place of seeing.
- Part lion, part eagle, and part woman
- Song sung by chorus should be part of the plot
- Support the plot. Their motivation drives the play
- wrote around 123 plays, only 7 of which survived
- Who was the Sphinx sent by?
- A creature in classical mythology who
26 Clues: an act of injustice • Non-speaking extras • god of wine and fertility • Chorus in Greek means _____ • The first great theorist of • Who was the Sphinx sent by? • How speech reveals character • Something to shock the audience • Usage of words to express thought • Part lion, part eagle, and part woman • A creature in classical mythology who • _____ is the origin of our word scene. • ...
World Studies 7 (Q1) 2022-09-19
Across
- the Aztec capital was on an island in the middle of a _______ in Mexico.
- this feature of geography includes buildings, cities, and statues.
- what you should bring to school, charged and ready, every day.
- This word means that a source is trustworthy
- The aztecs were ______________, which means they believed in many gods.
- is not a source, it is a search engine
- the Aztecs were conquered (taken over by) the _________.
- You do this every day at the beginning of class. It is collected every 2 weeks.
- a topic sentence where you answer a question with at least two reasons is called a ________ statement.
- A bridge-like structure that carries water.
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- The modern-day country where the Aztecs were located. Borders the south of the United States.
- The capital of the Aztec empire
- a man-made floating farm
- A man-made waterway (river) for farming, traveling, etc.
- An empire in the 1200's in Mexico.
- the bird on the Mexican flag, based off of Aztec mythology.
- this feature of geography includes items like mountains, rivers, and ocean.
- Mexico is in the continent of ________ America
- is not a reliable source because articles can be edited by anyone.
- Native people that were the first to live in an area.
20 Clues: a man-made floating farm • The capital of the Aztec empire • An empire in the 1200's in Mexico. • is not a source, it is a search engine • A bridge-like structure that carries water. • This word means that a source is trustworthy • Mexico is in the continent of ________ America • Native people that were the first to live in an area. • ...
Enchanted Wordforge 2025-12-02
Across
- Solve to Wordforge and reveal the secret Passcode
- Mystical seer who predicts the future
- Dragon-like creature with two legs
- Magical brew in a bottle
- Small, fairy-like elemental being
- Snake-like creature with a petrifying gaze
- Ornamental drinking cup
- Fire-breathing reptilian creature of legend
- Bull-headed man of the labyrinth
- Defensive structure and house to the King
- Mythical creature from Nordic folklore
- Legendary giant Cephalopod
- Magical stone often used for scrying
- Famous Wizard
- A practitioner of arcane magic
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- Many-headed water serpent
- Stone creature that guards buildings
- One-eyed giant of ancient myths
- Screaming magical root used in potions
- Book of spells
- Part eagle, part lion mythical beast
- Ancient magical symbols used in spellcasting
- Seal that can shed its skin to become human
- Magical doorway between realms
- Male practitioner of dark magic
- Small, mischievous magical creature
- Female water spirit of mythology
- Wailing spirit who predicts death
- Immortal bird that rises from its own ashes
- Protective magical jewellery
- Fantasy race depicted with pointy ears
- This horned equine is said to be pure of heart
- Nature-based magic user of Celtic lore
- Half-woman, half-bird creature
- Mythical creature luring unsuspecting sailors into their demise
35 Clues: Famous Wizard • Book of spells • Ornamental drinking cup • Magical brew in a bottle • Many-headed water serpent • Legendary giant Cephalopod • Protective magical jewellery • Magical doorway between realms • Half-woman, half-bird creature • A practitioner of arcane magic • One-eyed giant of ancient myths • Male practitioner of dark magic • Female water spirit of mythology • ...
Sat Vocab 2 - H 2025-12-10
Across
- Kretch
- The longest test we've had
- The art or speaking or writing effectively and persuasively
- The protest Mr.Marple made us go to for Extra Credit
- The guy who buttdialed 911
- Someone who malingers
- To read something in depth
- Very sharp inclination
- Impressionable
- what Vladimir Putin is trying to do to Ukraine
- Blather;Hogwash
- What society did the pigs create after taking over the farm
- fashionable;cool
- What Mr.Jones would do to the animals when he was mad
- attractive;pretty
- The writing we do at the start of class on some days
- The first book we read
- Impromptu tests
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- The satire play we read
- Cultured;sophisticated
- Showing inadequate concern
- compact,succinct,cogent
- Done the same way more than once;redundant
- The main character of the play
- Crepuscular
- A reference to mythology
- to pretend to be sick to get out of duties
- enervated;fragile
- talkative
- The most savage character in LOTF
- uncultured;uncivilized
- The loudest person in 3rd period
- Dishonesty;Cunning
- Basically the dictator of Animal Farm
- overly particular, meticulous
- The character the tribe eats in Lord of the Flies
- a person who complains alot
- out of place, inappropriate
38 Clues: Kretch • talkative • Crepuscular • Impressionable • Blather;Hogwash • Impromptu tests • fashionable;cool • enervated;fragile • attractive;pretty • Dishonesty;Cunning • Someone who malingers • Cultured;sophisticated • uncultured;uncivilized • Very sharp inclination • The first book we read • The satire play we read • compact,succinct,cogent • A reference to mythology • Showing inadequate concern • ...
Root Week 2026-02-05
Across
- : to say before it happens
- : to take control of
- : the study of the Earth’s surface and places
- : a king or queen who rules a country
- : a person who designs buildings
- : to “cut off” other choices
- : yearly payment
- : something believed to fix all problems
- = year
- = people
- : government run by the people
- : someone’s main enemy
- : to say aloud for someone to write
- / CAPT = take / seize
- : the study of rocks and the Earth
- / CIS = cut / kill
- : high-ranking leader in a church
- : a disease spreading across all countries
- / DICT = say
- : to take advantage of
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- : believing Earth is the center of the universe
- : public protest by a group of people
- : disease spreading among many people
- : a cut made in surgery
- : heat coming from inside the Earth
- : a group of all the gods of a religion/mythology
- = chief / ruler
- : a book of words and meanings
- : every two years
- = earth
- : happening every year
- : words taken/placed under a picture
- : killing oneself
- :yearly celebration
- : a wide view that shows everything around you
- : an official decision said by a jury
- : information about groups of people (age, location, etc.)
- : someone who is taken prisoner
- : killing a human
- = all
40 Clues: = all • = year • = earth • / DICT = say • / CIS = cut / kill • :yearly celebration • / CAPT = take / seize • = people • : someone’s main enemy • : happening every year • : every two years • : yearly payment • : killing a human • : killing oneself • = chief / ruler • ...
NeuroRx Holiday Crossword 2018 2018-12-05
Across
- ASL analysis uses this script
- What IT asks you to do when you see them about a problem?
- Quiet employee who has come and gone like the wind....
- Tech Experts now start these documents when notified of a new trial starting
- Winning dish at annual employee appreciation day
- Which mountain stores NeuroRx documents?
- Studies that require the most changes for Webapps
- Newly appointed person at NeuroRx based on GDPR
- Drug name for all studies in the Council of COMB
- Sponsor for which their study in NMO is now rolling over into open label
- Which sponsor has the most number of ongoing pediatric trials?
- Newest sponsor that currently works in partnership with existing AD studies
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- Study nickname for latest Tysabri trial
- For what type of transfer is Priority 1 reader box used for?
- What did we have to celebrate the new office expansion?
- What is being monitored by PMs each month?
- What can leptomeningeal hemosiderosis be?
- What type of gadolinium contrast agents are most stable
- What is the name of the NeuroRx newsletter?
- Study name that required an MTR and DTI software confirmation at screening
- Recent ad-hoc analysis with a greek mythology name?
- Must notify sponsor within 72 hours of being aware of this
22 Clues: ASL analysis uses this script • Study nickname for latest Tysabri trial • Which mountain stores NeuroRx documents? • What can leptomeningeal hemosiderosis be? • What is being monitored by PMs each month? • What is the name of the NeuroRx newsletter? • Newly appointed person at NeuroRx based on GDPR • Winning dish at annual employee appreciation day • ...
English Literature Vocabulary Terms 2018-05-21
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- a Shakespearean drama that ends happily
- a narrative about the life of an individual
- addressing an inanimate object as if it were alive
- an elaborate comparison or metaphor between unlike items
- poets who supported the king during the Puritan era
- a short, narrative folk song
- a melancholy poem which reflects on nature or death
- also called the Elizabethan Period (2 words)
- a narrative in which people, places, and events are symbolic
- the final outcome of a tragedy
- a long, narrative poem based on heroic adventures
- a belief in an impersonal God; popularized in the 18th century
- a break or pause often used in Anglo-Saxon poetry
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- a London theater where Shakespeare's play were performed
- conversation between the characters of a play or novel
- unrhymed, iambic pentameter (2 words)
- a unique type of Romantic hero developed by Lord Byron (2 words)
- the opponent of the protagonist
- relies on action to portray life and character
- the repetition of initial consonant sounds
- the fictional people of a narrative or play
- a reference to mythology, history, or another literary work
- a short medieval tale told to teach a lesson
- any of several Christmas hymns originating in the Middle Ages
24 Clues: a short, narrative folk song • the final outcome of a tragedy • the opponent of the protagonist • unrhymed, iambic pentameter (2 words) • a Shakespearean drama that ends happily • the repetition of initial consonant sounds • a narrative about the life of an individual • the fictional people of a narrative or play • also called the Elizabethan Period (2 words) • ...
history of greek theater 2022-01-10
Across
- made it easier for male actors to play female characters
- theater in the western world
- usage of words to express thought
- comes from word theatron
- songs sung by chorus should be part of the plot
- city of ___ was were they festivals were hold
- the word comes from the greek verb meaning "to do" or to "act"
- a creature in classical mythology who was part man/goat
- they support the plot by there motivation drives the play
- a ancient greek word for the king
- the slope of the mill served at the
- something to shock the audience
- the word in the greek means dance
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- in the middle of the orchestra was called
- was on the side of the orchestra opposite from the audience
- was born in 496 B.C
- ___ was the first winner in 534 b.c
- were honored as gods in festival
- sat in the center of the seating area meant for the
- was the first great theorist of dramatic art
- they were around the 5th century
- the arrangements of the events in the play
- how speech reveals character
- was a monster sent by the goddess hera to protect the city
- there the first out of the 4 from the categories
25 Clues: was born in 496 B.C • comes from word theatron • theater in the western world • how speech reveals character • something to shock the audience • were honored as gods in festival • they were around the 5th century • usage of words to express thought • a ancient greek word for the king • the word in the greek means dance • ___ was the first winner in 534 b.c • ...
Advanced_6th round 2020-06-09
Across
- to decide on or explain the meaning of
- a collection of myths.
- a flaw or fault.
- the way the parts of something are put together / the act of composing
- an unusual ability to think or create in ways that go far beyond what most people can do.
- a round frame that turns on the axle
- to laugh softly or in a quiet manner.
- to copy or imitate.
- a thin, hard biscuit.
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- the sloped ground at the edge of a river.
- to be in the state of rest for the body and mind in which the eyes are closed and one is not fully conscious.
- able to make or do something new or with imagination.
- the coins or paper notes of a country used to buy things or pay for services
- to drop or scatter in small bits.
- a small mammal that is one of the primates
- to gather or accumulate for oneself.
- a piece of armor worn or carried on the arm to protect against blows from weapons
- a serious promise or pledge.
- a hand tool with a solid, heavy head on a handle.
- to make a shrill, loud cry or sound.
- a serious situation or sudden crisis that calls for fast action.
21 Clues: a flaw or fault. • to copy or imitate. • a thin, hard biscuit. • a collection of myths. • a serious promise or pledge. • to drop or scatter in small bits. • to gather or accumulate for oneself. • a round frame that turns on the axle • to make a shrill, loud cry or sound. • to laugh softly or in a quiet manner. • to decide on or explain the meaning of • ...
Crossword 1: Capital cities of the world 2021-12-01
Across
- Originating in Nordic mythology, what is the name of the beast said to scare naughty children at Christmas?
- Which company changed the colour of Santa's suit to red?
- In which 2004 Christmas film does Tom Hanks voice Santa?
- Who famously said ‘God bless us, every one!’?
- Which country traditionally eats KFC on Christmas Day?
- Who is the first reindeer named in the poem ‘'Twas the night before Christmas' by Clement Moore?
- Which country first started the tradition of putting up a tree?
- Who wrote 'A Christmas Carol'?
- What country was St Nicholas born in?
- Since 1947, which country has donated a Christmas Tree for Trafalgar Square every year?
- What country did eggnog originally come from?
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- What is the shortest day of the year called?
- What Christmas table item was invented by Tom Smith in the 1800s?
- How do you say ‘Merry Christmas’ in Spanish?
- What is the title of the biggest selling Christmas song in the world?
- Which city does Die Hard take place in?
- Which famous scientist was born on Christmas Day in 1642?
- Who wrote ‘How the Grinch Stole Christmas’?
- What was Frosty the Snowman’s nose made from?
- What is the highest grossing Christmas film in the world?
20 Clues: Who wrote 'A Christmas Carol'? • What country was St Nicholas born in? • Which city does Die Hard take place in? • Who wrote ‘How the Grinch Stole Christmas’? • What is the shortest day of the year called? • How do you say ‘Merry Christmas’ in Spanish? • Who famously said ‘God bless us, every one!’? • What was Frosty the Snowman’s nose made from? • ...
Ancient Greece - Chapter 9 - Crossword Puzzle 2022-04-12
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- He made a set of harsh laws because some people rebelled against the aristocrats in power at the time
- Ruler who changed Athens into a democracy
- A hero who killed the Minotaur
- A government where the people rule themselves
- Capital of Greece; named after the goddess of wisdom and war, Athena
- Short stories that teach the reader lessons about life or give advice
- A tyrant who brought peace to Athens and made many advancements like creating festivals, building temples and monuments, and made new policies to unify Athens
- The sky god; married to Hera
- A Greek city-state
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- Rich landowners
- A poet who wrote the Iliad and the Odyssey
- Very popular Greek and Roman hero; extremely strong and succeeded in nearly impossible tasks; defeated the Hydra
- Goddess of women and childbirth; wife of Zeus
- A government in which a few people have power
- A leader who encouraged expanding democracy in other parts of Greece
- A sporting event held every 4 years in honor of Zeus
- One person who gained power with force
- The way early Greeks explained the way the world works
- People who participated in the government
- A man who made Draco's laws less harsh and gave more power to non-aristocrats; he made free men citizens
20 Clues: Rich landowners • A Greek city-state • The sky god; married to Hera • A hero who killed the Minotaur • One person who gained power with force • Ruler who changed Athens into a democracy • People who participated in the government • A poet who wrote the Iliad and the Odyssey • Goddess of women and childbirth; wife of Zeus • A government where the people rule themselves • ...
Crossword puzzles of fate 2014-04-10
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- I was once a planet, now no more
- A mix of sulfur, charcoal and potassium nitrate
- Contains most of the nutrients needed b the body
- Even Light cannot escape
- A five letter word that asks of us to believe what our teachers teach and what preachers preach.
- Most densely populated country in the world
- Most expensive city to live in
- God of knowledge in Greek mythology
- Animals with a grudge against pigs
- Most used word in 2013
- Food that is poisonous to dogs
- Force per unit area
- Fastest land animal in the world
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- Besides fingerprints, which part of the body is unique from one another?
- (3.4.5), (5.12.13). He who created this theory
- Which planet is not named after a god?
- Box containing all the evils of the world
- Where many religion seems to start from
- A falling apple that revolutionized science
- The country that regained its pride and honor after 30 years of reformation
- God of war in days of old (Roman times)
- most useful invention with the accompaniment of an axle
- Greatest left-handed commander that's under 5'6"
- Mammal with the inability to jump
- 2nd longest English word without a vowel
25 Clues: Force per unit area • Most used word in 2013 • Even Light cannot escape • Most expensive city to live in • Food that is poisonous to dogs • I was once a planet, now no more • Fastest land animal in the world • Mammal with the inability to jump • Animals with a grudge against pigs • God of knowledge in Greek mythology • Which planet is not named after a god? • ...
Pebbletree Feb 2015-02-27
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- What is the drug that Walter White and Jesse Pinkman 'cook'? (15)
- Which of our brands offers: Layers, Agent Monitor, & Easy Comparisons? (4)
- In Greek Mythology, which titan was the father of Zeus? (7)
- In the Beatles, which instrument did Paul play? (4)
- What does the 'e' stand for in 'e-mail'? (10)
- Who manufactures the 300 IP Phone with PoE? (4)
- Which type of pastry is used to make 'vol au vents'? (4,6)
- Which of the 7 Dwarfs wore glasses? (3)
- What feature allows you to create layered menus that divert calls multimle extensions? (3)
- In which country are 'Daewoo' cars made? (5)
- What does a sommelier do? (5,4)
- What would a cartographer make? (4)
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- What costs £4.99 from Simply66? (10,12)
- Which planet has the Highest mountain in the solar system? (4)
- Which Goldfish service costs €3.00 per month? (5,4,4)
- What is the name of the international organisation for people with genius IQ's? (5)
- What is the name given to a male swan? (3)
- Which movie won Best Picture at the 2015 Oscars? (7)
- What is the name of leather pouch traditionally worn with a Scottish kilt? (7)
- How is the year 2000 written in Roman numerals? (2)
20 Clues: What does a sommelier do? (5,4) • What would a cartographer make? (4) • What costs £4.99 from Simply66? (10,12) • Which of the 7 Dwarfs wore glasses? (3) • What is the name given to a male swan? (3) • In which country are 'Daewoo' cars made? (5) • What does the 'e' stand for in 'e-mail'? (10) • Who manufactures the 300 IP Phone with PoE? (4) • ...
Valentine’s Day 2023 2023-01-29
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- Something you say in the heat of passion
- Number of US towns named Valentine
- One thing about you I love to inhale
- Cupid is the son of this deity
- Projectiles fired by Cupid
- First thing you told me about my eyes. They are this.
- Profession that receives the most valentines
- Will you be my____
- What our eyes make when we look at each other
- Letters to Juliet are sent to this European city every year
- Gangster who orchestrated the St. Valentine’s Day massacre
- Brain chemical known as the “cuddle” or “love” hormone
- Pizza place famous for heart shaped pizzas
- Mix red and white
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- Tug my _____ spank my ___
- Our favorite drink to share together
- Roses are red and these are blue and one in two million
- State that produces the most chocolate
- The month we met face to face
- Billboards top love song of all time
- You and me together
- The number of days in a regular February
- Do you think this is still lost?
- Something you like to do to me
- Cupid’s name in Greek mythology
- Country that does not celebrate Valentine’s Day
- These birds are a symbol of love
- Cupid’s arrows are made of lead and this.
28 Clues: Mix red and white • Will you be my____ • You and me together • Tug my _____ spank my ___ • Projectiles fired by Cupid • The month we met face to face • Cupid is the son of this deity • Something you like to do to me • Cupid’s name in Greek mythology • Do you think this is still lost? • These birds are a symbol of love • Number of US towns named Valentine • ...
Mexicans . 2023-01-12
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- - plays of theater, radio, or television,middle school .
- something that is fake
- tale
- tale - accounts that are fanciful and hard to believe.
- - being amusing or comic, especially as when speaking
- traditional beliefs, stories of people, passed through the generations by word of people
- quality of beauty and intensity of emotion regarded as characteristic of poems
- fiction - the genre of literature, film, narratives that take place in the past
- - illegal activities
- adults - a person in their teens or early twenties.
- fiction- fiction based on imagined future scientific or technological advances and major social or environmental changes.
- collection of myths that are especially belonging to a particular religious or cultural tradition.
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- living or happening at the same time
- a short story, typically with animals as characters, conveying a moral
- - intense feeling of fear, shock, or disgust associated with thriller
- activity of imagining things, especially things that are impossible
- fiction- something that could possibly be real .
- - very exciting contest or experience
- - something that is difficult or impossible to understand or explain.
- in verse -stories that have been written in the form of poetry.
- - causing / meant to be funny
- - traditional story sometimes popularly regarded as historical but not proven
- lit - literature mainly to women.
- story - stories with a fully developed theme but significantly shorter and less elaborate than a novel.
24 Clues: tale • - illegal activities • something that is fake • - causing / meant to be funny • lit - literature mainly to women. • living or happening at the same time • - very exciting contest or experience • fiction- something that could possibly be real . • adults - a person in their teens or early twenties. • - being amusing or comic, especially as when speaking • ...
Ancient Rome. 2023-02-02
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- Roman Consuls would be elected in pairs. How long would Roman Consuls serve for?
- What you ate was majorly based on what?
- Roman Mythology states there are 2 orphaned brothers essential in the foundations of Rome, who are they?
- What keeps one part of a government from becoming too strong?
- The Patricians made up what percent of the Roman population?
- What type of government did the Romans create in 509 B.C.E.?
- what is the responsibility to ensure the prosperity of the city?
- Where did Rome's richest people live?
- What was the main attraction in Rome?
- Served for life
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- The Plebeians made up what percent of the Roman population? (plebs = many)
- Who is most likey to be Romes true founder?
- Rome creates a Code of what with the 12 Tables? Meaning it gives civilians expectations and punishments for not following those expectations.
- Could veto decisions of the counsuls and other magistrates
- When did all three Punic wars take place.
- Had power over all citizens, including other officials
- What was Rome's public meeting place?
- The Roman language is what?
- what major city did Rome fight against in the Punic Wars?
- To prohibit actions by other government officials is called what?
20 Clues: Served for life • The Roman language is what? • What was Rome's public meeting place? • Where did Rome's richest people live? • What was the main attraction in Rome? • What you ate was majorly based on what? • When did all three Punic wars take place. • Who is most likey to be Romes true founder? • Had power over all citizens, including other officials • ...
Miles Aztec Crossword 2 2020-04-14
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- A school for the children of Aztec commoners.
- An act, statement, or gift that is intended to show gratitude, respect, or admiration.
- Rectangular areas of fertile arable land to grow crops
- Channel for conveying water
- A large house
- inquisition Inquisition initiated in 1478 by King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella that guarded the orthodoxy
- of tordeaillas divide up all the land in the Americas between the two
- Evaluation of other cultures according to preconceptions originating in the standards and customs of one's own culture.
- A grant by the Spanish Crown to a colonist in America
- A collection of myths, especially one belonging to a particular religious or cultural tradition.
- A Spanish conqueror
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- The series of military campaigns
- The belief in or worship of more than one god.
- An object made by a human being
- People dominant in Mexico before the Spanish
- A system or organization in which people or groups are ranked
- School for the sons of Aztec nobility
- Widespread occurrence of an infectious disease
- An ancient manuscript text in book form
- Event regarded as a portent of good or evil.
- A Nahua altepetl located on an island in Lake Texcoco, in the Valley of Mexico
- Bird of the trogon family, with iridescent green plumage and typically red underparts
22 Clues: A large house • A Spanish conqueror • Channel for conveying water • An object made by a human being • The series of military campaigns • School for the sons of Aztec nobility • An ancient manuscript text in book form • People dominant in Mexico before the Spanish • Event regarded as a portent of good or evil. • A school for the children of Aztec commoners. • ...
Chapter 6: Greece- A Drama in Two Acts 2021-09-09
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- government rule by the "best"
- name of the time period between Alexander's conquest and roman empire
- greek hilltop fortress
- name of the sixteen cities that Alexander the Great named after himself
- government ruled by the rich
- earliest civilization in Greece
- government ruled by one-man rule who were selfish and deceived the people
- government ruled by one
- blind poet that influenced Greece, known for Greek Mythology
- aristocrat who brought athenian democracy
- one of the GREATS greek conqueror of Persia
- minoans palace
- the first place of battle that Persians tried to conquerod the greeks
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- government ruled by many or common people
- the center of the Minoans civilization
- greek cities/villages joined together to form city-states
- Macedonian king who conquered almost all of greece before he was killed
- Greeks defeated the Persians for good
- large group of foot soldiers trained to charge the enemy
- philosopher who taught Alexander the Great
- games sport event held by the greeks every 4 years
- greek marketplace where goods were sold and held political debate
- Olympus where Greeks thought the greek gods lived
- king of the greek gods
- Spartan greek king, ruled Sparta
- an aristocrat who introduced democratic principles to Athenian government
26 Clues: minoans palace • greek hilltop fortress • king of the greek gods • government ruled by one • government ruled by the rich • government rule by the "best" • earliest civilization in Greece • Spartan greek king, ruled Sparta • Greeks defeated the Persians for good • the center of the Minoans civilization • government ruled by many or common people • ...
Greek 2021-05-06
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- goddess of the hearth
- rich landowners
- a person who was famous for his fables
- a government in which people rule themselves
- goddess of love
- short stories that teach the reader lessons about life or give advice on how to live
- people who had the right to participate in the government
- a body of stories about gods and heroes that try to explain how the world works
- the first people to live in Greece
- god of war
- poet who made the Iliad and the Odyssey
- a high hill which a fortress often stood upon
- the first Greeks
- goddess of the moon
- the king of the gods
- god of the underworld
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- the Greek word for a city-state
- god of the sea
- god of metalworking
- the time period that marked great achievements
- god of the sun
- goddess of agriculture
- a brilliant elected leader who led the government from 460 BC to 429 BC
- a government in which only a few people have power
- a leader who held power through the use of force
- the messenger god
- goddess of wisdom
- queen of the gods
- god of celebration
- most famous lyric poet
30 Clues: god of war • god of the sea • god of the sun • rich landowners • goddess of love • the first Greeks • the messenger god • goddess of wisdom • queen of the gods • god of celebration • god of metalworking • goddess of the moon • the king of the gods • goddess of the hearth • god of the underworld • goddess of agriculture • most famous lyric poet • the Greek word for a city-state • ...
Download Festival 2003. 2022-11-12
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- When you turn out the light there is only….. (3, 8)
- Despite being disordered it was agreed that he was the “Best Druid”.
- What do you get when you combine an infamous criminal with a blonde bombshell from the 50’s and early 60’s? (7, 6)
- Portuguese word for "grave".
- Monty Python had one of these for Silly Walks.
- A vanishing act.
- Captured by what they hear.
- In Came Henry, who was considered by all to be their Nemesis.
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- A fire-breathing she-monster in Greek mythology having a lion's head, a goat's body, and a serpent's tail from Ohio.
- Who would have thought a Tone Deaf band could be any good?
- An American punk bank creating some True Sounds of Liberty.
- Fall People think Oswald from Massachusetts is Flash.(7, 4)
- A four-piece metal band from Chicago, formed in 1997, known as being earthy.
- Once, once more and once again.
- Taking Joy in creating Havoc. (7, 7)
- A solid iron cabinet with a hinged front and spike-covered interior. (4, 6)
- Fire starting front man.
- Rotorcrafts in which lift and thrust are supplied by horizontally spinning rotors.
- You should never put your hands on Coral.
- It has zero effects.
20 Clues: A vanishing act. • It has zero effects. • Fire starting front man. • Captured by what they hear. • Portuguese word for "grave". • Once, once more and once again. • Taking Joy in creating Havoc. (7, 7) • You should never put your hands on Coral. • Monty Python had one of these for Silly Walks. • When you turn out the light there is only….. (3, 8) • ...
Library Crossword Puzzle 2023-07-06
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- First come, first serve and no renewals!
- VPPL's newsletter
- A mini reel containing a newspaper, catalog, or other document, available to view at the library
- Place to return library books
- VPPL's library network (hint: an avian type)
- Your monthly literary surprise
- Genre of speculative fiction involving magical elements, typically set in a fictional universe and usually inspired by mythology and folklore
- Physical mp3 audio of a book
- Literature in the form of prose that describes imaginary events and people
- Holmes, Poirot, Miss Marple for example
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- Group of people come each month to talk about their reading
- Take-home kits with a recipe, a seasoning, and a book recommendation
- Book backbone
- Lots of love and laughter in this book discussion group!
- An account of someone's life written by someone else
- All together now! is the theme of this annual challenge
- Murder mystery?
- A person trained in library science and engaged in library service
- eBook and eAudiobook platform with a blue and white logo
- You'll need this to leave the country
- 24/7 outdoor pickup location
- See one of us to witness a signature
- What you use to check out a book
- Place to ask a librarian a question
- Real life story or event
25 Clues: Book backbone • Murder mystery? • VPPL's newsletter • Real life story or event • 24/7 outdoor pickup location • Physical mp3 audio of a book • Place to return library books • Your monthly literary surprise • What you use to check out a book • Place to ask a librarian a question • See one of us to witness a signature • You'll need this to leave the country • ...
Crossword Practice! 2023-11-27
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- a traditional story usually concerning the early history of a people or explaining some natural or social phenomenon, and typically involving supernatural beings or events.
- a person who makes and repairs steel or iron objects by forging metal and using tools to hammer, bend, and cut
- a place that has been fortified to protect it against attack
- a loud and prolonged noise
- old or torn
- fierce hound guarding the gates of Hades
- the trailing, woody-stemmed plant from which grapes spring
- having or showing a willingness to act dishonestly in return for money or personal gain.
- plant-looking animals that live in marine habitats
- time without an end
- can be used to refer to the Underworld, or the god that rules over it.
- an area ruled by someone
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- members of the second order of divine beings, born from the first god and goddess
- to frighten someone or make them feel nervous
- having good moral qualities
- the god of sky and thunder and king of the gods in Ancient Roman religion and mythology
- the ferryman of hades
- to hurt or injure
- deserving hatred and extreme criticism
- to move swiftly and lightly
- to torment or tease someone with something out of reach
- to rule
22 Clues: to rule • old or torn • to hurt or injure • time without an end • the ferryman of hades • an area ruled by someone • a loud and prolonged noise • having good moral qualities • to move swiftly and lightly • deserving hatred and extreme criticism • fierce hound guarding the gates of Hades • to frighten someone or make them feel nervous • ...
Beowulf 2024-05-24
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- guilt or sorrow
- he beat Beowulf in a swimming match
- give up or quit
- strong and steady
- someone from modern day Sweden
- guards
- non-Christian
- Hygelac’s wife
- A figure from Norse mythology, famous for slaying a dragon
- Danish king that employs Beowulf
- An evil king of legend
- The country Beowulf comes from
- Unferth's ancestral sword
- fermented alcohol
- to destroy
- Hrothgar's grandfather
- The sides of a ship
- Hrothgar’s elder son
- daughter of the Danish King Hoc
- The loyal Geat warrior that fought alongside Beowulf
- disgusting or horrifying
- a wicked queen of legend who punishes anyone who looks at her the wrong way
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- to take somethings head off
- legendary Danish king from whom Hrothgar is descended
- a knight
- out of control
- Hrothgar's mead hall
- Mother of the creature that terrorizes Herot
- person that Grendel and his mom were descended from
- without hope
- a compound expression in Old English and Old Norse poetry with metaphorical meaning
- crazy or dangerous
- to beat
- Danish warrior that is jealous of Beowulf
- a Danish person
- Demon that terrorizes Herot
- Queen of the Danes
- the father of Hrothgar
- Geat warrior that slays Grendel
- the last creature Beowulf battles
40 Clues: guards • to beat • a knight • to destroy • without hope • non-Christian • out of control • Hygelac’s wife • guilt or sorrow • give up or quit • a Danish person • strong and steady • fermented alcohol • crazy or dangerous • Queen of the Danes • The sides of a ship • Hrothgar's mead hall • Hrothgar’s elder son • An evil king of legend • Hrothgar's grandfather • the father of Hrothgar • disgusting or horrifying • ...
Farewell Augustus 2024-08-29
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- The principal method of human communication consisting of words used in a structured and conventional way and conveyed by speech, writing or gesture
- an enslaved fighter forced to perform in the roman circus
- the process by which green plants and some other organisms use sunlight to synthesize nutrients from carbon dioxide and water
- readiness to show appreciation for and to return kindness
- a one eyed monster from Greek mythology
- the scientific study of the physiology, structure, genetics, ecology, distribution, classification, and economic importance of plants
- a required piece of safety equipment for many sports, especially for us in ice skating
- Julius Caesar's appointed role on his triumphant return from Gaul
- a structure for the presenting and appreciating of threatrical performances
- Pythagoras' favourite shape
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- popular game derived from battledore and shuttlecock
- "__years" used to measure distance between objects in space
- a thing at which someone excels
- inflated value
- the lower class in Ancient Rome
- another word for exhaustive
- a food in the form of a paste or solid block made from roasted and ground cacao seeds, typically sweetened and eaten as confectionery
- the process of reusing waste, also one of the 3 bins
- long running sporting event in which athletes compete for wreaths or more recently medals
- the base unit of length
20 Clues: inflated value • the base unit of length • another word for exhaustive • Pythagoras' favourite shape • a thing at which someone excels • the lower class in Ancient Rome • a one eyed monster from Greek mythology • popular game derived from battledore and shuttlecock • the process of reusing waste, also one of the 3 bins • ...
Latin I Midterm 2024-11-25
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- "I work" in Latin.
- The Latin word for "dog".
- How to say "Goodbye" to one person in Latin.
- The form of government that came before the Imperial government of Rome.
- The name of the tense for past, completed action.
- The city that was at the center of the Roman Empire.
- The name of the noun case that marks the direct object of a sentence.
- The name of the noun case that marks the subject of a sentence.
- The name of the Roman province where the character Catia is from in the textbook.
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- The Latin word for an apartment building.
- The study of stories about gods, monsters, and the humans who were helped and hurt by them.
- The first form of government in Rome.
- A command to "Look!" or "Behold!" in Latin.
- How to say "Hello" to more than one person in Latin.
- The neighborhood where Sabina lives with her family in the textbok.
- The name of the tense for past, continuous action.
- The name of the noun case used to mark place, time, and many other things.
- The name of the people who spoke Latin.
- The name of the group of languages that descended from Latin.
- The Latin word for the marketplace.
20 Clues: "I work" in Latin. • The Latin word for "dog". • The Latin word for the marketplace. • The first form of government in Rome. • The name of the people who spoke Latin. • The Latin word for an apartment building. • A command to "Look!" or "Behold!" in Latin. • How to say "Goodbye" to one person in Latin. • The name of the tense for past, completed action. • ...
2024 Xmas 2024-12-23
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- The Buckeye State
- First name of our 21st president; your nickname
- Name of a trickster god in Polynesian mythology; also one of the Hawaiian islands
- First name of QB1 of the Arizona Cardinals
- Two under par on a par five
- A word to describe embarrassing or awkward behaviors
- Downers Grove finest sandwich shop
- Home of the University of Florida
- A type of daydream
- Type of bass commonly found in Green Bay
- Currently the #1 movie in the U.S. on Amazon Prime
- Polly's original name; a Disney princess
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- Opening battle of the Civil War
- Home of Aunt Carol and Uncle Jack
- A short story by Waukegan's Ray Bradbury
- Italian word for "free"; a volleyball position
- Volcano in Coast Rica
- Home of the Colosseum
- Items that are considered illegal and unsafe to possess in the Silo
- Capital of Portugal
- Item usually consumed between the hour of 3 and 4 o'clock in our household
- Sister Bay ice cream shop that is accommodating to customers with tree nut allergies
- _____ Allan Poe, author of the poem for whom the Baltimore Ravens are named after
- Best team in the English Premier League
- Last name of the author of Montana, 1948
25 Clues: The Buckeye State • A type of daydream • Capital of Portugal • Volcano in Coast Rica • Home of the Colosseum • Two under par on a par five • Opening battle of the Civil War • Home of Aunt Carol and Uncle Jack • Home of the University of Florida • Downers Grove finest sandwich shop • Best team in the English Premier League • A short story by Waukegan's Ray Bradbury • ...
Literary Crossword Puzzle 2025-02-25
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- When was the Bronco's First game?
- what does Dipsy lose every party he goes to?
- an extreme exaggeration
- untrue stories typically about gods and goddess
- a figure of speech where a writer or speaker makes an indirect reference to a well-known person, place, event, or literary work
- descriptive language that appeals to the reader's senses, creating a mental picture by describing how something looks, sounds, smells, tastes, or feels
- what did Jennifer have in her hair?
- Who asked Rick to come to the mall with her?
- comparison NOT using like or as
- comparison using like or as
- Who gets dumped at the start of chapter 8
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- Who was mad a Rick for throwing parties with Jake
- Who did Rick find instead of Jake when he walked in jake's home
- a brave and noble character in a epic poem
- giving human characteristics to nonhuman things.
- What did Nelson do when he found out that Melissa cheated on him?
- What were Jake, Rick and Didi going to get?
- Who was cheering loudly for the football team?
- a long narrative poem that tells the story of a hero's adventures.
- a scene that interrupts the chronological order of a story to show events that happened in the past
20 Clues: an extreme exaggeration • comparison using like or as • comparison NOT using like or as • When was the Bronco's First game? • what did Jennifer have in her hair? • Who gets dumped at the start of chapter 8 • a brave and noble character in a epic poem • What were Jake, Rick and Didi going to get? • what does Dipsy lose every party he goes to? • ...
Persian Literature 2025-04-25
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- It offers practical advice on governance, justice, and statecraft, emphasizing the importance of strong leadership, moral integrity, and the rule of law.
- Who wrote the Nasirean Ethics?
- Known since ancient times as Persia
- Official language of Afghanistan.
- Official language of Tajikistan.
- One of the world's oldest continuous literary traditions.
- A monumental work celebrating Iranian history and mythology, shaping national identity for centuries.
- A Persian poet and polymath, known for his contributions to mathematics, astronomy, philosophy, and Persian literature.
- The religion that is dominant in faith, it shaped themes, beliefs, and practices.
- He is also called Rumi
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- Dominant language in contemporary Persian literature.
- The capital of Iran
- The author of Siyasat Nameh.
- The Era in which Education uses blended traditional forms with new literary trends.
- They preserve literary traditions.
- Who wrote the famous Persiam Prose The Rose Garden?
- Has held a central and highly valued place in Persian literature, influencing even prose and scholarly works.
- The Era in which Education focuses on Mastery of poetry, classical Persian, calligraphy
- A religion that made the Avesta influenced literary style and structure.
- A 13th-century philosophical work on ethics, politics, and economics written by the Persian scholar Nasir al-Din al-Tusi.
20 Clues: The capital of Iran • He is also called Rumi • The author of Siyasat Nameh. • Who wrote the Nasirean Ethics? • Official language of Tajikistan. • Official language of Afghanistan. • They preserve literary traditions. • Known since ancient times as Persia • Who wrote the famous Persiam Prose The Rose Garden? • Dominant language in contemporary Persian literature. • ...
Happy Last Day of 7/8G! 2025-06-26
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- This eighth grader is so kind, funny and a friend to all.
- The sweetest seventh grader, just don't look in her desk!
- This eighth grader's laugh makes us all smile and chuckle.
- "OUUUU, MY BAD!"
- Every Bert needs a manga loving Eernie!
- BERT's the name, JOKES are the game.
- HTTYD, need I say more?
- This seventh grader will likely solve all of the world's problems.
- A minecraft and coral reef fanatic!
- He really (really) likes Pizza!
- The Blooket Champion of 7/8G
- He was voted 7/8G's prime minister.
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- Her friends call her M
- If you need to reach something, he's your guy!
- Basketball nets fear this seventh grader
- This eighth grader had a big move this fall, but she's back for the last week!
- This eighth grader is
- This shining 8th grader became an aunt this year!
- This eighth grader will likely be famous one day.
- This eighth grader has the cleanest desk, like ever.
- His speedcubing record is 8 seconds!
- If it came to Ancient Greek Mythology or baking, this seventh grader would EASILY become the teacher.
- "Madame, I can't find the cows you hid in my desk!"
- Her Odyssey has been learning Greek
24 Clues: "OUUUU, MY BAD!" • This eighth grader is • Her friends call her M • HTTYD, need I say more? • The Blooket Champion of 7/8G • He really (really) likes Pizza! • A minecraft and coral reef fanatic! • Her Odyssey has been learning Greek • He was voted 7/8G's prime minister. • BERT's the name, JOKES are the game. • His speedcubing record is 8 seconds! • ...
Chapter 9 2025-09-30
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- - a form of government in which citizens gather together to vote on laws and policies
- a collection of stories that explain events, beliefs, or actions
- - an agreement to stop fighting
- - a disease that causes many deaths
- - a serious form of Greek drama in which characters endure suffering before an unhappy ending
- - war between Sparta and Athens
- - in ancient Greece and Rome, a battle formation in which soldiers stood close together to protect themselves from enemy attack
- - relating to Greek history or culture
- - worldly
- - a group of people chosen to make a decision based on evidence presented in a trial
- - a temple that was dedicated to Athens’ goddess, Athena
- - a military tactic in which troops surround a city with soldiers in an attempt to take control of it
Down
- - a form of government in which people are elected to vote on citizens’ behalf
- a period of great cultural achievement
- - of the general public, as opposed to the military
- - a weapon that hurls large stones
- - a humorous form of Greek drama that often mocked famous people
- the study of the universe and our place in it
- - Athens and other city-states formed an anti-Persian alliance
- - able to live forever
20 Clues: - worldly • - able to live forever • - an agreement to stop fighting • - war between Sparta and Athens • - a weapon that hurls large stones • - a disease that causes many deaths • a period of great cultural achievement • - relating to Greek history or culture • the study of the universe and our place in it • - of the general public, as opposed to the military • ...
Anna of Byzantium Vocabulary II 2025-10-24
Across
- (noun) “a person who does not believe in religion or adheres to a religion other than one’s own”
- (noun) “a heavy handwoven reversible textile used for hangings, curtains, and upholstery characterized by complicated pictorial designs”
- (adjective) “resembling an upright pillar or column”
- (verb) “to cut up or alter radically so as to make imperfect”
- (noun) “lack of respect; rudeness”
- (noun) “deep respect for someone or something”
- (noun) “the quality of being holy, sacred, or morally pure”
- (verb) “disturb the composure of; unsettle”
- (noun) “a drinking cup/a goblet”
Down
- (verb) “utter or deliver words or a speech in a rhetorical or impassioned way, as if to an audience”
- (noun) “a foul creature in Greek mythology that is part woman and part bird”
- (noun) “a punishment inflicted on oneself as an outward expression of repentance for wrongdoing”
- (noun) “a person’s face or facial expression”
- (noun) “an evil or cruel person; an evil spirit; a demon”
- (verb) “to open the mouth wide”
- (noun) “a state of utter calm and unruffled repose or quietude”
- (verb) “walk in a furtive, unobtrusive, or timid manner, especially sideways or obliquely”
- (noun) “lighthearted gaiety or fun-making; hilarity”
- (noun) “skill or expertise in a particular activity or field”
- (noun) “patient self-control; restraint and tolerance”
20 Clues: (verb) “to open the mouth wide” • (noun) “a drinking cup/a goblet” • (noun) “lack of respect; rudeness” • (verb) “disturb the composure of; unsettle” • (noun) “a person’s face or facial expression” • (noun) “deep respect for someone or something” • (adjective) “resembling an upright pillar or column” • (noun) “lighthearted gaiety or fun-making; hilarity” • ...
iiEvan9 2026-04-27
Across
- – An officer or official in the Roman legion with authority.
- – A huge, slow-moving mass of ice.
- – A hidden place where a wild animal or monster lives.
- – A collection of myths or traditional stories about gods and heroes.
- – A cold, flat region with very little plant life, often frozen.
- – One of the top leaders of the Roman camp (similar to a general).
- – A structure that carries water over long distances, often used in ancient Rome.
- – A spinning motion of air or water that pulls things inward.
- – Giving the feeling that something bad is about to happen.
- – Extra troops or help sent to support a group.
- – Injury to skin caused by extreme cold.
Down
- – A title meaning “commander” or “emperor” in ancient Rome.
- – A prediction about the future, often with a mystical meaning.
- – A soldier in a large, organized army (like the Roman demigod camp).
- – A leader in the Roman army responsible for about 100 soldiers.
- – Someone seen as uncivilized or not part of Roman/Greek culture.
- – To call someone or something to appear.
- – A violent storm with strong winds and rain or snow.
- – A defensive structure built to protect a place from attack.
- – Living forever; never dying.
20 Clues: – Living forever; never dying. • – A huge, slow-moving mass of ice. • – Injury to skin caused by extreme cold. • – To call someone or something to appear. • – Extra troops or help sent to support a group. • – A violent storm with strong winds and rain or snow. • – A hidden place where a wild animal or monster lives. • ...
Vocabulary Review 2022-09-21
4 Clues: A nature spirit who lives in and protects trees. • A spirit that embodies earth, air, fire, or water • A spirit from Arabic mythology that can change shape. • A beautiful spirit of nature that protects its biome.
