mythology Crossword Puzzles
SV Spelling Crossword 3, 4 2019-02-28
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- A thick muscle in the cheek that closes the jaws during chewing
- storm A disturbance or fluctuation in the earth's magnetic field, associated with solar flares
- Greek Mythology, The son of Poseidon and Eurynome, wife of Glaucus
- A fertility festival in ancient Rome, celebrated on February 15 in honor of the pastoral god Lupercus
- To induce secretly to do an unlawful thing, Latin root secretly and to equip
- Something lacked and wanted, something highly desirable
- Relating to or involving several bodily senses
- - A form of matter hypothesized by proponents of the Big Bang theory to have existed before the formation of the chemical elements.
- Talkative, inclined or able to communicate readily
- Plundering, to seek or seize as prey or plunder, to consume greedily
- The Latin and poetic name for the island of Ireland
- Fussy, excessively precise and attentive to detail
- A timepice
- A hunter, a uniformed footman
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- Fr., candy
- To produce a shrill grating, chirping, or hissing sound by rubbing body parts together, as certain insects do
- Characterized or suggesting the practice of severe self-discipline and abstention from all forms of indulgence, typically for religious reasons
- Womanizer, a Don Juan
- An unrestrained outpouring of feeling, as in speech or writing, Liquid or other matter poured forth
- A eulogist
- Relating to an abbey, abbot, or abbess
- One who advocates preservation
- A sophisticated person who has travelled in many countries, a butterfly
- A short recurrent instrumental passage in a vocal composition, related to music
- Reckless
- Compensation
- Pillage, raid
- Of or relating to the manor (a landed estate [in England])
- That which cannot undergo mixing or blending
- Color like sky-blue, a deep blue color; azure
30 Clues: Reckless • Fr., candy • A eulogist • A timepice • Compensation • Pillage, raid • Womanizer, a Don Juan • A hunter, a uniformed footman • One who advocates preservation • Relating to an abbey, abbot, or abbess • That which cannot undergo mixing or blending • Color like sky-blue, a deep blue color; azure • Relating to or involving several bodily senses • ...
bioethics 2021-06-10
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- natural death of a foetus before it is able to survive independently
- the country in which the world's first uterus transplant was performed
- Organs and/or tissues that are transplanted within the same person's body are called
- a long, narrow knife used from the High Middle Ages to deliver the death stroke (mercy stroke)
- father of medicine
- a philosophical study of moral values of human conduct, rules and principles which ought to govern it
- an individual from whose body an organ or tissue is taken for transplantation
- expulsion of a living foetus from a mother's womb before it is viable
- practical ethics focused on the development and implementation of moral attitudes to Life in general and to every living being in particular.
- the one who receives an organ from the donor
- the field of clinical medicine that studies the pathology, etiology, pathogenesis of the psyche; the diagnoses, prevention of mental illnesses
- Organs or tissues that are transplanted from one species to another
- the one who coined the term Euthanasia
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- the father of modern psychiatry
- one of the rules of Bioethics saying that the information a patient reveals to a health care provider is private
- a French surgeon and biologist, a pioneer of organ transplantation
- type of abortion which is performed to save the life of the mother
- Transplants that are recently performed between two subjects of the same species are called
- intentional termination of life by another person at the explicit request of the person who dies
- Organs or tissues that are transplanted from a donor to a genetically identical recipient
- Physician who wrote on mental disorders and their treatment in the Medieval Islamic period
- the god of death in Greek mythology
22 Clues: father of medicine • the father of modern psychiatry • the god of death in Greek mythology • the one who coined the term Euthanasia • the one who receives an organ from the donor • a French surgeon and biologist, a pioneer of organ transplantation • type of abortion which is performed to save the life of the mother • ...
The Emerald Isle: Final Task 2021-04-13
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- The title of a book from James Joyce
- Capital of the Republic of Ireland
- related to leprechauns, colorful
- A group of people living together and sharing a common history
- a slang Irish word for "pubs"
- Refers to the cultural heritage
- a popular way of moving around in Dublin
- Refers to a period of thriving economy in Ireland
- the action of recreating an event
- a synonym for "disappear"
- A landmark commemorating an event or someone
- Nickname for Ireland
- His name was given to a worldwide Irish event
- an acronym referring to the UK
- a part of Ireland ancient tradition
- an item that was stolen in an Irish museum in 1907
- the main reason of emigration in the 19th century
- The duty of Irish people regarding their legacy
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- a plant, symbol of Ireland
- a famous place where a battle took place
- the process of young qualified people emigrating out of the country
- A famous Irish author
- a platform used for Celtic Revival through uploading music videos
- The acronym for the Republic of Ireland
- a synonym for "treaty"
- a situation in which someone makes a hard choice
- What Ireland is trying to do for the image of Gaelic
- qualifies a wall separating two neighbourhoods during the Troubles
- The official language of the country
- The title of a famous Irish song
- a famous dwarf, symbol of Ireland
- Political party of the protestants during the Troubles
- the action of disconnecting from your own culture
- an instrument, symbol of Ireland's beer
- A period of Conflict between Catholics and Protestants
35 Clues: Nickname for Ireland • A famous Irish author • a synonym for "treaty" • a synonym for "disappear" • a plant, symbol of Ireland • a slang Irish word for "pubs" • an acronym referring to the UK • Refers to the cultural heritage • related to leprechauns, colorful • The title of a famous Irish song • the action of recreating an event • a famous dwarf, symbol of Ireland • ...
Exam 3 Review 2021-04-11
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- name of traditional Japanese tattoos
- the material in In Benin art that is related to the color white and the sea god, Olukun
- royal and divine throne of kings of the Asante people and the ultimate symbol of Asante power (two word term with hyphen between words)
- an early rock cut Buddhist worship hall (two word term with hyphen between words)
- name of Japanese mafia who often get full-body tattoos
- guardian figures depicted on the entrance way to worship halls at Ajanta
- Kushan art from this region is influence by Hindu and Jain traditions
- type of cloth made by the Akan people often worn at funerals
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- material in Benin art often used in royal regalia, including crowns and tunics
- human shaped Maori pendants carved from nephrite (two word term with hyphen between words)
- name for an early Buddhist monastery
- Maori art form that like tattooing is considered sacred
- animal that appears in Benin art symbolizing the Oba's divine and secular powers
- a type of cloth linked in Akan mythology to the spider Ananse, the first weaver
- country whose national museum is where the Te Hau-ki Turanga meeting house is kept(two word term with hyphen between words)
- name for the gates of early stupas that represent the four great life events of the Buddha
- a dome-shaped structure that serves as a Buddhist shrine
- Maori word for sacred involving things with certain restrictions and prohibitions
- a Buddhist figure who is able to achieve nirvana, but stays in this world to help others
- material of one type of Maori elite cloaks
- in Maori, the word for a person’s genealogy
- Kushan art from this region is influenced by Greco-Roman traditions
22 Clues: name for an early Buddhist monastery • name of traditional Japanese tattoos • material of one type of Maori elite cloaks • in Maori, the word for a person’s genealogy • name of Japanese mafia who often get full-body tattoos • Maori art form that like tattooing is considered sacred • a dome-shaped structure that serves as a Buddhist shrine • ...
super crossword! 2024-05-20
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- train someone
- beauty is in the ... of the beholder
- make (a room or building) resistant to the passage of sound
- put on a ... face
- a room in a house for the special use of young children
- time...
- a magician or a wizard
- bald as a ...
- nervous or timid in the company of other people
- to deal with, be in charge of
- a person who directs the performance of an orchestra or choir
- read again
- put your ... in one basket
- a situation in which there is little or no order
- an offensive word or phrase
- ... heering
- a piece of ...
- the area is dotted ... beautiful churches
- travel on a ...
- cause (light or shadow) to appear on a surface
- tired or bored with sth
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- be snowed ...
- a song that you keep hearing in your head
- to keep someone completely interested
- an enemy
- most important or best, leading
- officially or legally prohibit (something)
- entry-... job
- short break for sleeping
- a person who sees sth happening but is not involved
- an intense feeling of deep affection
- the study of myths
- action speaks ... than words
- to hold the attention of someone
- lacking the power of hearing, or having impaired hearing
- synonym to: gulp down, consume
- the more the ...
- refuse to obey
- to use sth in a way that helps you
- write or draw (something) carelessly or hurriedly
- hold a ... by it's tail
- praise or welcome sb publicly
- get into a bad state (over time)
- the act of stealing sth valuable
44 Clues: time... • an enemy • read again • ... heering • be snowed ... • train someone • entry-... job • bald as a ... • refuse to obey • a piece of ... • travel on a ... • the more the ... • put on a ... face • the study of myths • a magician or a wizard • hold a ... by it's tail • tired or bored with sth • short break for sleeping • put your ... in one basket • an offensive word or phrase • ...
Moses in the Nile River 2024-07-05
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- A large aquatic reptile that lives throughout the Nile River.
- The capital of Egypt, located near the Nile River.
- Nile A river originating at Lake Tana in Ethiopia and one of the two main tributaries of the Nile.
- A triangular tract of sediment deposited at the mouth of the Nile, where it divides into several distributaries.
- Fine sand or clay carried by running water and deposited as a sediment, especially in a riverbed.
- The country in northeastern Africa where the Nile River empties into the Mediterranean Sea.
- Nile One of the two main tributaries of the Nile, the other being the Blue Nile.
- A type of wading bird in the family Phoenicopteridae, found in parts of Africa including the Nile.
- Large waterfalls or rapids in the Nile River.
- A mythical creature with the body of a lion and the head of a human, often associated with the Nile River in Egyptian mythology.
- A city in the south of Egypt, and the location of the Aswan High Dam.
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- A city in Egypt on the east bank of the Nile River.
- A traditional wooden sailing boat used in the Red Sea and eastern Mediterranean as well as the Nile.
- The artificial application of water to land to assist in the production of crops.
- The longest river in the world, flowing north for about 4,135 miles from the mountains of central Africa to the Mediterranean Sea.
- The sea into which the Nile River drains.
- A plant that grows along the Nile River, used by ancient Egyptians to make paper.
- A type of fish that is abundant in the Nile River.
- Victoria The largest lake in Africa and the source of the White Nile.
- A country through which the Nile River flows.
20 Clues: The sea into which the Nile River drains. • Large waterfalls or rapids in the Nile River. • A country through which the Nile River flows. • The capital of Egypt, located near the Nile River. • A type of fish that is abundant in the Nile River. • A city in Egypt on the east bank of the Nile River. • A large aquatic reptile that lives throughout the Nile River. • ...
Roses 2023-04-25
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- Sandor Clegane was known as the _______ due to his fierce loyalty and temper.
- Cersei Lannister and Margaret of Anjou both used their _______ to manipulate politics.
- Both the War of the Roses and the Game of Thrones featured _______ betrayals and shifting alliances.
- The mythical figure Odin was known for his two _______.
- Daenerys was the last surviving member of the _______ dynasty.
- The three-headed _______ guarded the entrance to the underworld in Greek mythology.
- After … of York’s defeat at the Battle of Wakefield, he was beheaded, like Eddard Stark from the Game of Thrones.
- Edward IV and Robb Stark were both charismatic _______ leaders.
- The Tudors eventually emerged as the _______ of the conflict.
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- In the War of the Five Kings the Lannisters and the Starks were the main rivals for controlling the Seven Kingdoms. Likewise, in the War of Roses the … and the … fought for the throne, relatively.
- The Yorkist symbol was the _______ while the Lancastrian symbol was the red rose.
- The Yorkists and Lancastrians fought for years in the _______.
- Sansa Stark and Elizabeth of York both married their former enemies to secure _______.
- Joffrey Baratheon was as fierce and arrogant as Edward of … .
- The Game of Thrones ended with Daenerys Targaryen taking over the Iron Throne. Similarly, the War of the Roses ended with … Tudor taking over the throne of England.
- Margaret of … ruled the country for her son when her husband died just as Cersei Lannister ruled for her son.
- Henry VII Tudor faced threats to his reign from _______ and rebellions.
- Margaret of Anjou was married to King _______ VI of England.
- The Lancastrian king Henry VI suffered from bouts of _______.
- The War of the White and Scarlet Roses was a struggle for the ___ of the English crown.
- Richard of York was the leader of the _______ forces.
21 Clues: Richard of York was the leader of the _______ forces. • Margaret of Anjou was married to King _______ VI of England. • Joffrey Baratheon was as fierce and arrogant as Edward of … . • The Yorkists and Lancastrians fought for years in the _______. • The mythical figure Odin was known for his two _______. • ...
Greece 2023-05-03
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- Government in which a small group of people rules
- A form of government in which citizens hold political power
- God of war
- Goddess of wisdom
- A body of stories about gods and heroes that try to explain how the world works
- The god of the underworld
- "High city" in Greek; the upper part of an ancient Greek city, where public buildings and the city's defenses were located
- God of the sun
- King of gods
- An independent state consisting of a city and its surrounding territory
- Ancient stories that reveal truths about human nature and why people act in certain ways by describing entertaining adventures
- Messanger God
- A leader who held power through the use of force
- Long poems that tell a story about a hero
- God of the sea
- Queen of gods
- Belief in more than one god
- A portion of land almost completely surrounded by water
- God of metalwork
- The spread of cultural traits from one culture to another
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- A short tale to teach a moral lesson often with animals or inanimate objects as characters
- Rich landowners
- Goddess of agriculture
- Goddess of the moon
- General study of knowledge and the world; Greek for “love and wisdom”
- God of celebration
- The greek word for city-state
- The form of Greek culture (Greek-like) that emerged after Alexander the Great's conquests
- A age marked for great achievements
- Shipping and navigation pertaining to the sea
- people who had the right to participate in government
- Temple of Athena overlooks the city of Athens
- Goddess of love
- Goddess of hearth
34 Clues: God of war • King of gods • Messanger God • Queen of gods • God of the sun • God of the sea • Rich landowners • Goddess of love • God of metalwork • Goddess of wisdom • Goddess of hearth • God of celebration • Goddess of the moon • Goddess of agriculture • The god of the underworld • Belief in more than one god • The greek word for city-state • A age marked for great achievements • ...
The Diary of a Young Girl Crossword 2021-09-30
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- The type of key the burglars had
- What Anne is always longing for
- Anne's old teacher who would always yell at her for being a chatterbox
- The feeling Mummy and Mrs. Van Daan feel towards Anne and Peter
- What the Frank family had to go into after the call-up notice
- Dussel's occupation
- A topic always talked about that Anne has no interest in
- The language Pim uses for his poems
- The word on the cake Miep made for Christmas
- The Secret Annexe family helper who is often ill
- The name of Anne Frank's diary
- Where Peter often goes to get away when he's mad
- The cheerful helper of the Secret Annexe families
- Anne's boy friend right before she went into hiding
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- The food Anne often has to peel
- The Jewish camp in Drente
- The ancient subject that Anne loves
- Anne's first boy friend
- What Anne notices lots of people hide and don't want to talk about
- What the Germans will resort to if the English invade Amsterdam
- The type of pen Anne loved until it was melted on accident
- The type of secondary school Anne went to
- The amount of people hiding in the Secret Annexe
- Anne Frank's love interest in the Secret Annexe
- A part of Anne's face that she finds cute and so does Peter
- Where the Secret Annexe was located
- Anne's cat from when she wasn't in hiding
- The break-ins at the company buildings
- The nickname for Anne's father
- Anne's friend who she worries for in her dreams
30 Clues: Dussel's occupation • Anne's first boy friend • The Jewish camp in Drente • The nickname for Anne's father • The name of Anne Frank's diary • The food Anne often has to peel • What Anne is always longing for • The type of key the burglars had • The ancient subject that Anne loves • Where the Secret Annexe was located • The language Pim uses for his poems • ...
Ancient Greece 2 2021-11-23
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- Sparta was known for this
- given to winners of the Olympics
- famous building with massive columns built on the Acropolis to honor goddess Athena
- ancient Greek philosopher that taught Alexander the Great, founded the Lyceum, and wrote many books that are still used today
- written by Homer about the siege of the city of Troy in the Trojan War
- military leader that conquered ancient Greece and the Persian Empire
- set of moral and professional rules for doctors to follow
- written by Homer; about the return trip of hero Odysseus after the Trojan war and includes mythical characters like Sirens, Scylla, Charybdis, ,and Cyclops
- women could own property and travel here
- a war fought between Athens and Sparta and lasted 27 years
- first known Greek scientist--predicted a solar eclipse in 585 B. B.
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- Father of Medicine; his ideas are used in the scientific method; created the Hippocratic Oath
- first held in 776 B. C. at Olympia, Greece; every four years as part of a religious festival to honor Zeus, king of the mythical gods of Greece; all wars stopped for safe travel to the games
- author of the History of the Peloponnesian War about the war between Athens and Sparta
- mathematician who discovered the Pythagorean Theorem (a2 + b2 =c2)
- only men who were not slaves in Athens
- ancient Greek philosopher who founded the Academy and wrote The Republic
- modern long distance races get their name from this Battle
- a battle famous for the Spartan soldiers
- stories or myths that discuss the origin, history, deities, ancestors, and heroes of that culture
- slaves in Sparta who did all of the work in the city
21 Clues: Sparta was known for this • given to winners of the Olympics • only men who were not slaves in Athens • a battle famous for the Spartan soldiers • women could own property and travel here • slaves in Sparta who did all of the work in the city • set of moral and professional rules for doctors to follow • modern long distance races get their name from this Battle • ...
Camping 2022 2022-05-31
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- The powerhouse of cells
- One of four words in English language beginning with DW -a Seven letter word
- Formerly Kemet, bordered by Israel, Sudan and Libya. As well as the Red & Mediterranean Seas
- This country borders both Sweden and Russia
- The only National Seashore on the Pacific in the USA
- The longest street passing through SF, at 7 miles
- This is an archipelago of more than 7,000 islands near the South China sea
- This country shares borders with Costa Rica and Honduras
- One name for an offensive soccer player who scores goals
- From summer Sem reading: What is it like to be a ___?
- In music, this is a progression from a root note to the next root note, typically eight notes between
- The number of "Great Lakes" in the USA
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- the C in E=mc2 refers to this rate/speed
- Sister Frances is a Daughter of
- a tree or shrub which sheds its leaves annually
- Another of the four words in English language beginning with DW-a Five letter word
- Not in the nucleus, but still within an atom
- A Hungarian cannon maker who offered his services to the Romans, was denied, then pummeled them with a new contract from the Ottomans
- What do tents and magnets have in common?
- On June 21, 2022, the sun will be its highest point in its cycle, and we celebrate this for summer
- Ocean Beach amazingly gets some of its flow from the emptying of this river into the bay (one word)
- In Grecian mythology, this fellow flew too close to the sun
22 Clues: The powerhouse of cells • Sister Frances is a Daughter of • The number of "Great Lakes" in the USA • the C in E=mc2 refers to this rate/speed • What do tents and magnets have in common? • This country borders both Sweden and Russia • Not in the nucleus, but still within an atom • a tree or shrub which sheds its leaves annually • ...
Heavy Things 2025-02-12
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- Hero of 'One thousand and one nights'
- British version of poker
- Latin for shadow
- Goal of 'metal' bands
- The grandest of pianos
- Naughty creatures from medieval Europe
- He captures forts and makes furniture
- It wildly succeeds as computer software
- Maker of the Supra
- It hunts submarines
- capturing audio of spirits
- Pianists' typically learn it first
- Founder of the Mormons
- They challenged the king in the English civil war
- Sound made with guitar pedals
- Southeast Asian bread
- Honorific title for a teacher
- 'EP' in music recordings
- Of the land
- Knights who guarded pilgrims during the crusades
- Spinning tool used to shape objects
- Creator of many game shows
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- Half bird, half women of ancient Greek mythology
- He played the Yankees fan juror in '12 Angry Men'
- Narrowest point between England and France
- Drummer of The Doors
- Irish rock that gives one the gift of gab when kissed
- Greek god who oversaw the original Olympic games
- The apex of masonry work
- Cat-like German tank
- Home town borough of Donald Trump
- Elvis Presley's first recorded song at Sun Records
- Arrow shooting angel
- Sudden death in tennis
- Their 'lips are sealed' while on 'vacation'
- Leader of the dwarves in The Hobbit
- Fools' gold metal
- First U.S. Vice President
- Alpine river
- Ice planet in Star Wars films
- One of two Martian moons
- It's a soldier and a sound effect
- Time traveling villains in Dr Who
- Flying monster in Godzilla movies
- Li on the periodic table
45 Clues: Of the land • Alpine river • Latin for shadow • Fools' gold metal • Maker of the Supra • It hunts submarines • Drummer of The Doors • Cat-like German tank • Arrow shooting angel • Goal of 'metal' bands • Southeast Asian bread • The grandest of pianos • Sudden death in tennis • Founder of the Mormons • British version of poker • The apex of masonry work • One of two Martian moons • ...
Spelling Words Practice 2024-09-21
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- A sudden burst, like the chaos caused by monsters."
- The weapon of Poseidon, Percy’s father.
- A mystical figure that gives prophecies at Camp Half-Blood.
- To take or seize, like Percy trying to recover Zeus’ bolt.
- The stories of gods, heroes, and creatures from ancient Greece.
- Percy’s travels from New York to the Underworld and beyond.
- A prediction that might guide or trouble a hero’s fate in the story.
- Describing Percy’s abilities as a demigod."
- A vehicle the gods might ride in, often pulled by horses.
- To light up or reveal, as when Percy learns the truth about his father.
- A word describing gods who act kindly, like Poseidon.
- Percy’s life is full of this, involving danger and excitement."
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- A one-eyed monster Percy encounters in his adventures.
- The nature of many of Percy’s enemies and their intentions."
- Like the Greek gods or demigods, who are known across time.
- Percy’s journey to recover Zeus’ lightning bolt is called this.
- A trait seen in many of Percy’s monstrous enemies.
- The gods of Olympus are known to be this; they cannot die.
- The land of the dead ruled by Hades, where Percy travels.
- What Percy and his friends must engage in to stop evil forces.
- A complicated maze; Percy navigates one in later books.
- What Percy is when he shows courage in dangerous situations.
- The food of the gods that can heal mortals.
- How Percy acts when facing monsters or impossible odds.
- The collective stories of gods, heroes, and creatures."
- Creatures Percy has to face, such as Minotaurs and Medusa.
- Like many of the tricks played by gods like Hermes or the characters Percy meets."
27 Clues: The weapon of Poseidon, Percy’s father. • The food of the gods that can heal mortals. • Describing Percy’s abilities as a demigod." • A trait seen in many of Percy’s monstrous enemies. • A sudden burst, like the chaos caused by monsters." • A word describing gods who act kindly, like Poseidon. • A one-eyed monster Percy encounters in his adventures. • ...
Revision 2024-12-19
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- A figure from Greek mythology who defied the gods, inspiring Frankenstein’s monster and Victor’s creation. (9)
- The belief that physical matter is the only reality, influencing Victor Frankenstein's worldview. (11)
- The terrifying, violent, secretive enforcers of Gilead's laws. (4)
- A literary work referenced in *Frankenstein*, symbolizing the fall from grace. (13, 4)
- Excessive pride or arrogance, a central flaw in Victor Frankenstein's character. (6)
- The remote setting where Frankenstein’s pursuit of the monster reaches its climax. (6)
- The mass execution ceremony held in Gilead. (10)
- The character who narrates part of *Frankenstein*, driven by ambition similar to Victor’s. (6)
- The theory that electricity could reanimate life, a key concept in *Frankenstein*. (9)
- Mass prayer meetings occasionally held in the Republic of Gilead. (10)
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- A forbidden word game that Offred plays with the Commander. (8)
- In a romantic sense, an awe-inspiring feeling, often evoked by nature or the monstrous. (8)
- A genre that combines speculative science with imaginative storytelling, exemplified by *Frankenstein*. (13)
- A conservative anti-feminist activist who inspired Gilead's values. (6, 7)
- A disease that symbolized fear and panic in the 1980s, referenced in the context of infertility. (4)
- The type of fictional setting where Gilead exists. (8)
- The historical event that influenced the themes of revolution and change in *Frankenstein*. (6, 10)
- A genre that follows a character's growth, hinted at through Offred's reflections. (14)
- A societal collapse in birth rates, prompting drastic measures. (5, 6)
- A system ruled and dominated by men, like Gilead's government. (11)
- The religious ideology reflected in Gilead's values. (8)
- A genre characterized by dark, mysterious settings and themes, central to *Frankenstein*. (6)
22 Clues: The mass execution ceremony held in Gilead. (10) • The type of fictional setting where Gilead exists. (8) • The religious ideology reflected in Gilead's values. (8) • A forbidden word game that Offred plays with the Commander. (8) • The terrifying, violent, secretive enforcers of Gilead's laws. (4) • ...
Aristotle Part 1 2024-01-05
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- a type of clothing worn by Ancient Greeks
- a Greek politician and general during the Golden Age of Athens
- a citadel made up of ancient Greek monuments/buildings
- Aristotle's pupil, conquered Western Asia and Egypt
- a system of government in which state power is vested in the people or the general population
- a large body of water on whose shores Greek Civilization began
- a former temple on the Athenian Acropolis, Greece, that was dedicated to the goddess Athena
- a person engaged or learning philosophy
- provides medical services to a King and his family
- a piece of land surrounded on 3 sides by water
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- calculating instrument that uses beads that slide along a series of wires or rods set in a frame
- a city that with its surrounding territory forms an independent state
- a Greek physician known as the 'Father of Medicine'
- an ancient kingdom in Greece, where Aristotle was born
- a Greek poet who is credited as the author of the Iliad and the Odyssey, two epic poems that are foundational works of ancient Greek literature
- Where Plato taught and Aristotle went to school
- a Mediterranean tree, used by Greeks for food and oil
- Aristotle's teacher and student of Socrates
- an ancient Greek philosopher, teacher to Plato
- the home country of Aristotle
- a person who conquers a place or people
- the capitol and largest city in Greece
- highest mountain in Greece, where The Gods lived
- is the sky and thunder god in ancient Greek religion and mythology, who rules as king of the gods on Mount Olympus
24 Clues: the home country of Aristotle • the capitol and largest city in Greece • a person who conquers a place or people • a person engaged or learning philosophy • a type of clothing worn by Ancient Greeks • Aristotle's teacher and student of Socrates • an ancient Greek philosopher, teacher to Plato • a piece of land surrounded on 3 sides by water • ...
Ch 8 Ancient Greece 2024-02-05
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- goddess of the hearth
- goddess of love
- goddess of agriculture
- a harsh ruler
- god of the sun
- rule by a few people
- another word for great suffering
- a form of government in which the people hold the power
- the most famous female early Greek poet
- rich landowners
- another word for strength
- _____ democracy in which representatives are elected to debate and vote
- the people who have a right to participate in government
- fortress of a Greek city up on a hill
- a great warrior who was killed when an arrow hit his heel
- the strongest man on Earth who completed 12 near-impossible tasks
- god of celebration
- god of the sea
- an early Greek writer famous for his epic poems
- goddess of the moon
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- god of metalworking
- a Greek famous for his fables
- a short story that teaches the reader lessons about life
- another word for pain
- the study of the Earth's surface
- king of the gods
- a body of stories about gods and heroes
- 2 words meaning terrible throat
- 2 words- an age marked by great achievements
- another word for begging
- the leader of Athens from 460 BC - 429 BC
- queen of the gods
- another word for foam or froth
- 2 words -wished everything he touched would turn to gold
- Goddess of wisdom
- another word for grew pale
- another word for determined
- another word for whirlpool
- god of war
- was punished for offending the gods
- the Greek word for city-state
- _____ democracy in which every member debates and votes
- the messenger god
- god of the underworld
44 Clues: god of war • a harsh ruler • god of the sun • god of the sea • goddess of love • rich landowners • king of the gods • queen of the gods • Goddess of wisdom • the messenger god • god of celebration • god of metalworking • goddess of the moon • rule by a few people • goddess of the hearth • another word for pain • god of the underworld • goddess of agriculture • another word for begging • ...
Greece Review 2024-10-13
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- Gods and goddesses were created to explain natural phenomenon, human emotions, and the changing of the seasons
- War where Athens and Sparta were enemies; Sparta wins
- Greece lacked this kind of farmable land, leading them to establish colonies
- Athenian who led Athens into a Golden Age after giving a famous speech about democracy
- Structure of ancient Greece; independent cities had their own governments
- Athenian temple dedicated to the goddess Athena
- Pythagoras, Euclid, and Archimedes both contributed to this field of study
- Type of government Athens had; people could vote on laws DIRECTLY
- Area settled by people of another country for the purpose of sending resources back to the home country
- Goddess of the hunt, bows & arrows, and twin sister to the god Apollo
- Athens' main focus as a city-state was on this
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- Patron goddess of Athens; goddess of wisdom that the Partenon was dedicated to
- Sea where Greece is located
- Athenian time of peace and prosperity under Pericles; the Gupta Empire in India was also one of these
- Man who sculpted parts of the Athenian temple known as the Parthenon
- Hippocratic Oath; "Father of Medicine"
- Former Athenian tyrant known for having harsh laws
- Belief in MULTIPLE gods
- Herodotus and Thucydides both contributed to this field of study
- Athens and its allies during the Peloponnesian War were the _________ League
- War that united Athens and Sparta against a common enemy; Greece wins
- King of the gods; god of thunder and lightning
- Type of government Sparta had; rule by a few people
- Sparta's main focus as a city-state was on this
24 Clues: Belief in MULTIPLE gods • Sea where Greece is located • Hippocratic Oath; "Father of Medicine" • King of the gods; god of thunder and lightning • Athens' main focus as a city-state was on this • Athenian temple dedicated to the goddess Athena • Sparta's main focus as a city-state was on this • Former Athenian tyrant known for having harsh laws • ...
Devan's Crosswords 2024-12-02
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- (My Hero Academia) Hero name of Izuku Midoriya.
- A classic game played on a dartboard.
- Name of the first battle royale mode in Call of Duty.
- (Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?) A popular song from the film's soundtrack.
- Deadpool’s favorite food.
- (Pagan Trivia) Holiday marking the winter solstice.
- Popular topping made from pickled cabbage.
- The Hawaiian word for family, often referenced in the film.
- Iron Man’s real name.
- The cereal featuring a toucan mascot.
- The "King of Pop."
- (Viking History) The writing system used by Vikings.
- A black cat is thought to bring good luck in this country.
- A black cat crossing your path is considered bad luck in this country.
- What do you call cheese that isn't yours?
- (Suicideboys)The duo’s genre of music.
- (Magic the Gathering) Color of mana symbolizing life and growth.
- (Magic The Gathering) Rare type of card, limited to four per deck.
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- (My Hero Academia) All Might’s quirk.
- (Pagan Trivia) Ancient festival marking the start of spring.
- Norsemen who traveled and raided in medieval Europe.
- Name of Stitch’s creator.
- (Dungeons and Dragons) A six-sided die often used in gameplay.
- The metal in Wolverine's claws.
- Greek god of the sea.
- Ingredient Red Bull claims to give you.
- (Game of Thrones) The name of Arya Stark’s direwolf.
- A skeleton’s favorite instrument.
- (Game of Thrones) The “Mother of Dragons.”
- Chicago-style hot dogs traditionally avoid this condiment.
- The cereal with a leprechaun mascot.
- Deadpool’s primary weapon.
- (Mythology) Roman equivalent of the Greek god Ares.
- The profession of Mel Monroe.
- (Dungeons&Dragons) A character who heals the party.
35 Clues: The "King of Pop." • Greek god of the sea. • Iron Man’s real name. • Name of Stitch’s creator. • Deadpool’s favorite food. • Deadpool’s primary weapon. • The profession of Mel Monroe. • The metal in Wolverine's claws. • A skeleton’s favorite instrument. • The cereal with a leprechaun mascot. • (My Hero Academia) All Might’s quirk. • A classic game played on a dartboard. • ...
Greek Myths 2025-03-19
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- to tease or laugh at
- a giant with only one eye who is outsmarted by Odysseus
- wife of Orpheus
- king 'gifted' the ability to turn anything he touches to gold
- a Greek king who tried to outsmart the gods
- god of the sea
- half-man half-bull monster who is hidden in the middle of a labyrinth
- Goddess of spring, and wife to Hades
- god of wine and revelry
- the king of the gods
- goddess of beauty and love
- to speak favorably of
- completes 12 labors to redeem herself
- legendary creature where if one of its heads is cut off, two more grow back
- Box a jar that contained all the evil in the world
- hero who defeated the minotaur
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- gave fire to the humans
- a famous musician who journeys to the underworld for his bride
- his father built him wings of wax to escape, but flew too close to the sun and they melted
- War a long war fought between the Trojans and the Greeks
- demigod and hero of the Trojan war, his weak point is his heel
- the hero who killed Medusa
- they lure sailors to their doom with beautiful songs
- woman turned into a monster with snakes for hair
- Apples fruit used often in Greek Myths as the subject of a plot
- legendary witch in Greek mythology
- goddess of wisdom and warfare
- hero of the Trojan war who has a long and arduous journey home
- god of the underworld
- to feel or show deep sorrow or regret
30 Clues: god of the sea • wife of Orpheus • to tease or laugh at • the king of the gods • to speak favorably of • god of the underworld • gave fire to the humans • god of wine and revelry • the hero who killed Medusa • goddess of beauty and love • goddess of wisdom and warfare • hero who defeated the minotaur • legendary witch in Greek mythology • Goddess of spring, and wife to Hades • ...
Ancient Rome 2022-03-21
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- Julius _______ - famous Roman general
- Famous Church/Cathedral/Mosque in Constantinople
- River along which Rome was founded
- Egyptian queen who had affairs with both Julius Caesar and Marc Antony
- Designed to bring fresh water into Roman cities
- New capital city of the Byzantine Empire
- Famous general from Carthage who almost defeated Rome
- Augustus Caesar's birth name
- Led a slave rebellion that was crushed
- Roman religion and mythology was copied mostly from the ___
- Name for wealthy upper class
- Law code of the Roman Republic
- Top position of the Roman government, two served at a time
- Famous Byzantine emperor who made a law code
- Name for slaves or soldiers that fought in the Coliseum
- Emperor who ended Christian persecution
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- Latin for "Roman Peace"; lasted 200 years
- Byzantine empress married to Justinian
- Emperor who made Christianity the official religion of Rome
- The representative Government of Rome for the first 500 years
- Emperor who divided the Empire into halves
- Official Roman language
- Early Greeks in Italy who influenced the Romans
- Latin word for sand spread of the floor of the Coliseum
- Made of 300 landowning Patricians who created the laws
- The name for the Eastern Roman Empire
- Name for the barbarian tribes of Germany
- Name for lower class commoners
- Famous Phrase "All ____ Lead to Rome"
- Roman emperor who heavily persecuted the Christians
- First emperor of Rome
- Famous roman Poet who wrote the Aeneid
- Famous temple in Rome with a grand dome
- missionary who spread early Christianity throughout Rome
- Famous roman architectural feature
- City that fought with Rome during the Punic Wars
- Name for the a Roman army
- Name for a person who dies for their beliefs
38 Clues: First emperor of Rome • Official Roman language • Name for the a Roman army • Augustus Caesar's birth name • Name for wealthy upper class • Name for lower class commoners • Law code of the Roman Republic • River along which Rome was founded • Famous roman architectural feature • Julius _______ - famous Roman general • The name for the Eastern Roman Empire • ...
History and Geography 2025-08-10
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- Along with Brazil, what country were pineapples said to originate from?
- Symbol of the U.S democratic party
- How many wonders of the old world are still intact?
- Surname of a French impressionist painter
- How many species of finches did Charles Darwin find on his surveying voyages to the Galapagos Islands?
- Largest empire in human history
- _______ geography is the study of how people interact with the Earth and its processes.
- Number of continents
- Who was the only American president to serve three presidential terms?
- During WWII where was the second atomic bomb dropped?
- After Japan's defeat in WWII, what country gained control over the Island of Taiwan?
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- Bogota is the capital of what South American country?
- _____ is the fastest growing faith.
- Off the coast of ______ is where The Great Barrier Reef is located.
- In what geographical region of South America did the potato plant originate from?
- A valuable metallic ore that is mined in the DRC which is used for making technology.
- In what city is the tomb of the three kings located?
- The ______ Cresent, refers to a geographical area where the development of early human societies began.
- In what era did the second mass extinction take place?
- The European country that colonized Brazil
- In geography, _______ refers to the spread of people, ideas, cultural practices, and technologies from one location to another.
- Where is the headquarters for the World Health Organization?
- Number of U.S presidents to win a Nobel Peace Prize
- Had it not been destroyed, where would the Light House of Alexandria be located?
- Country with German as their official language
- Washington ____
- In Egyptian mythology ____ is the god of the sun
27 Clues: Washington ____ • Number of continents • Largest empire in human history • Symbol of the U.S democratic party • _____ is the fastest growing faith. • Surname of a French impressionist painter • The European country that colonized Brazil • Country with German as their official language • In Egyptian mythology ____ is the god of the sun • ...
Sacred Music: The Middle Ages 2022-01-31
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- The ___ held much of the decision-making and ruling power during the early Middle Ages (c. 500-1000).
- The earliest polyphonic music.
- A large cathedral in Paris, France. A lot of notable composers and music came from here.
- Rhythmic ____ are patterns of repeated short and long sounds/notes. These rhythmic ____ gave music a sense of pulse/beat.
- In the late Middle Ages (1000-1450), ____ helped cities become centers of arts and culture.
- The earliest sacred, monophonic vocal music.
- Chant notation.
- The fall of the ____ Empire in 476CE is considered the beginning of the Middle Ages.
- Music consisting of two or more simultaneous melodies.
- This Pope, who reigned 590-604, is credited for encouraging the organization and the process of writing now chants.
- The common spoken language.
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- We study and still mostly listen to ___ music.
- This French emperor, who lived 724-814, is credited with the concept of a strong, centralized government.
- Ancient ____ and its and philosophers, architecture, and mythology provided a foundation for Western music.
- Early sacred music was always written in ___.
- We have little record of music before ____ (written music) became widely used in the church.
- French composer who wrote 3- and 4-part organum.
- Invented in 1455 by Gutenberg.
- Music consisting of a single melody line.
- An early female composer of chant, poet, mystic, and nun. Lived 1098-1179.
- Social music for entertainment and expression.
- Music meant for worship; music of the church.
- The ___ of the Mass: Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Sanctus, Agnus Dei
- This French composer wrote 2-part organum from roughly 1150-1201.
24 Clues: Chant notation. • The common spoken language. • The earliest polyphonic music. • Invented in 1455 by Gutenberg. • Music consisting of a single melody line. • The earliest sacred, monophonic vocal music. • Early sacred music was always written in ___. • Music meant for worship; music of the church. • We study and still mostly listen to ___ music. • ...
Ancient Greece 2022-01-14
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- A marketplace and an area for gathering.
- Places where the ancient Greeks would worship certain gods or goddesses.
- A Spartan army formation with overlapping shields.
- The highest part of the city.
- A Greek word for city-state.
- Place built by the Greeks for competitions and sporting events.
- In Athens, a male who is 18 and served in the military.
- In some towns the housing was planned where soldiers lived in one area, the craftsmen in another, and the farmers in another area.
- A powerful Greek city-state based mostly around military power.
- In Athens, the meeting of citizens held every 10 days to debate and vote on laws/issues of government in a direct democracy.
- A city-state of ancient Greece that was first to have a democracy; also had a strong navy; known as the birthplace of Western civilization; the ancient capital of present-day Greece. They valued art, music and education.
- A large temple dedicated to the goddess Athena on the Acropolis in Athens.
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- Used to grow crops to feed the citizens of the city-state.
- A piece of land that is surrounded by water on three sides.
- To protect the city in case of attack.
- Place where plays were held during festivals.
- The peninsula in Southern Greece where the city-state Sparta was located.
- A person who searches for wisdom or enlightenment.
- A style of government that gives power to the citizens to make decisions by voting.
- Stories about gods and heroes that try to explain how the world works.
- A smaller settlement where ships docked.
21 Clues: A Greek word for city-state. • The highest part of the city. • To protect the city in case of attack. • A marketplace and an area for gathering. • A smaller settlement where ships docked. • Place where plays were held during festivals. • A person who searches for wisdom or enlightenment. • A Spartan army formation with overlapping shields. • ...
AAPI Heritage Crossword Puzzle 2022-05-07
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- This Pacific Islander was known as "the modern father of surfing".
- The Filipino name for Mancala.
- The capital of South Korea.
- The term for "first-generation" Japanese Americans.
- Considered the longest wall in the world.
- One of Vietnam's most exported food items.
- What month did Hawai'i become a state?
- A WWII Nisei veteran that served in the 442nd Regimental Combat Team. (hint: look on the board)
- The capital of the Samoan Islands.
- An Indian holiday that celebrates the arrival of spring and the triumph of good over evil.
- What is the capital of Hawai'i?
- Who is the winner of the Miss Aloha Hula 2022?
- The highest mountain in the Indochinese peninsula.
- The capital of Japan.
- A popular Vietnamese dish that is made with rice noodles, vegetables, and meat.
- What is the name for traditional Japanese clothing?
- The oldest religion.
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- In the Samoan mythology this individual is considered "the creator of the universe".
- One of the Philippines' traditional dances.
- Who was the last monarch of Hawai'i (hint: QR video)?
- The Samoan translation for the legend of The Turtle and The Shark. (hint: QR code video)
- This animal is considered to be sacred in the Indian culture.
- What is the capital of the Philippines?
- This Filipino American helped advocate for farmworkers' rights.
- A famous song that was written by Hawai’i’s last monarch that turned into a song of farewell to the Hawaiian independence?
- What is the Capital of China?
- A Samoan dish made with papaya.
- The oldest surviving astronomical observatory in Asia.
- The name of the South Korean alphabet.
- What is the most spoken language in China?
- A Japanese holiday that celebrates their ancestors.
31 Clues: The oldest religion. • The capital of Japan. • The capital of South Korea. • What is the Capital of China? • The Filipino name for Mancala. • A Samoan dish made with papaya. • What is the capital of Hawai'i? • The capital of the Samoan Islands. • What month did Hawai'i become a state? • The name of the South Korean alphabet. • What is the capital of the Philippines? • ...
Sip & Solve 2022-05-04
Across
- Rich’s favorite bike brand.
- What culture began the exchanging of rings?
- Rich and Jana’s favorite takeout food.
- Who has the most tattoos?
- Fashion Groom’s drink of choice.
- Rich’s favorite camera when taking action photos.
- City of Love
- Reed party of _________
- Goddess of Marriage in Greek mythology.
- Which is the most popular month for weddings in the United States.
- Deal Jana and Rich play this card game often.
- What month did Rich and Jana get engaged?
- Country in Africa that Jana has traveled to most.
- Groom’s middle name.
- Jana’s home state.
- State Rich completed an Ultraman.
- State Jana’s favorite sports team.
- Industry bride works in.
- The resident furbaby.
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- Where Rich and Jana met.
- Vegas Largest wedding destination in the United States.
- What happens in the “Red Wedding” in the series “Game of Thrones.
- Where was the couple’s first date?
- Rich’s line number in his fraternity.
- In the middle ages, bouquets were generally made of what?
- Whitney that sings “I Will Always Love You”
- A household object a married couple jumps over at a wedding.
- Traditional first wedding anniversary gift.
- Traditional color of a bride’s dress in China.
- Bride’s new last name.
- “Love is__________, love is kind.”
- Something old, something new, something borrowed, something ______.
- Where did Rich propose to Jana?
- Number of Full Ironman Triathlons Rich has finished.
- People often throw what at married couples in Northern Africa to wish for fertility?
- Rich’s business name: Rich _________ Studio.
- In the 19th century, Russian couples exchanged this before the wedding.
- Boyz II Men Song: “On ________ knee”
38 Clues: City of Love • Jana’s home state. • Groom’s middle name. • The resident furbaby. • Bride’s new last name. • Reed party of _________ • Where Rich and Jana met. • Industry bride works in. • Who has the most tattoos? • Rich’s favorite bike brand. • Where did Rich propose to Jana? • Fashion Groom’s drink of choice. • State Rich completed an Ultraman. • Where was the couple’s first date? • ...
crossword thats for sure 2023-01-10
Across
- - Zeus, Athena, and other things
- - Aliens, UFO’s, creatures from other planets, or anything science related that isn’t realistic.
- - a video game hybrid genre that combines core elements from both the action game and adventure game genres
- - a genre of literature that features magical and supernatural elements that do not exist in the real world
- - People falling in love.
- - a place and time around an event that happened in the past
- - the babysitters club and many other
- - journey to finding who you are, this includes, Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans Queer, and more
- - age range is from 12 to 18
- - A murder or a crime that needs to be solved.
- - happy ending all the time
- - A fallen topia, that may connect to horror,
- - age range if from 18 to 29
- - age range is from 3 to 12
- - Spiderman, superman, Ironman, Thor, and many other superhero books
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- - filled self discovery and the development and exploration of different types of relationships from the familial to the romantic
- - Japanese version of a comic book
- - a short passage that can be formed into a quick tale
- - creates imaginary characters and situations that depict our world and society
- - gossip and a lot of beef with people
- - something that could happen in real life
- - Hauntings, zombies, curses, and anything scary
- - the raven by edgar allen poe
- - you learn a lesson from talking animals and other books like this
- - Harry Potter
- - a story that is hard to believe
- - an sort of “serious” fiction
- - a genre of fiction, having numerous, often overlapping subgenres
- - Nessie the loch ness monster
29 Clues: - Harry Potter • - People falling in love. • - happy ending all the time • - age range if from 18 to 29 • - age range is from 3 to 12 • - age range is from 12 to 18 • - the raven by edgar allen poe • - Nessie the loch ness monster • - Zeus, Athena, and other things • - an sort of “serious” fiction • - a story that is hard to believe • - Japanese version of a comic book • ...
Literary Devices 2022-09-22
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- the repetition of consonant sounds in words that are close to one another
- the main character in fiction or drama
- an individual in a story or play
- how the author reveals the personality of the character
- comparison between two unlike things in which one thing becomes another thing
- comparison between two unlike things using a word such as like or as
- a reference to someone or something from literature, history, religion, mythology, politics, sports or another field that many people are familiar with
- an expression, word or phrase that has a figurative meaning conventionally understood by native speakers
- the series of related events that make up a story or drama
- the time and place of a story or play
- the use of a word whose sound imitates or suggests its meaning
- a person, place, thing or event that stands both for itself and for something beyond itself
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- a figure of speech in which an object or animal is spoken of as if it had human feelings, thoughts, or attitudes
- extreme exaggeration
- the central idea or insight of a work of literature
- a story, poem, or other work that can be interpreted to have a secondary meaning
- the use of clues or hints to suggest events that will occur later in a plot
- the character or force that blocks the protagonist
- a scene in which the author interrupts the present action to flash backward to an earlier time
- a struggle between opposing characters or force
- the author's attitude toward story's subject or character
- the overall feeling of a story
- a contrast between expectation and reality
23 Clues: extreme exaggeration • the overall feeling of a story • an individual in a story or play • the time and place of a story or play • the main character in fiction or drama • a contrast between expectation and reality • a struggle between opposing characters or force • the character or force that blocks the protagonist • the central idea or insight of a work of literature • ...
WH SOL 4 2025-08-29
Across
- Sparta was part of this league during the Peloponnesian War:
- What was the official religion of the Persian Empire?
- Athens was part of this league during the Peloponnesian War:
- This type of column is the most basic:
- Who was a prominent Greek sculptor?
- This type of column has swirls at the top -
- What peninsula was Sparta located on?
- This peninsula made up the ancient Greek world:
- What type of government did Sparta have?
- Homer's Iliad and Odyssey are examples of this field:
- Herodotus and Thucydides were important figures in -
- Persia had this type of government:
- The Persian Empire was connected by the -
- This type of government was pioneered by the Athenians and allowed the people to rule:
- This nation was able to conquer Greece due to Athens and Sparta being weakened by the Peloponnesian War:
- This type of column is the most elegant -
- These individuals had rights in ancient Greece:
- Greek society was divided into these two categories:
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- These served as natural barriers and boundaries for Greece:
- The Persians were __________ of the people they conquered.
- In which war did Athens fight Sparta?
- This man's conquest returned Greece to a monarchy:
- Archimedes and Hippocrates were prominent Greek figures in -
- This temple to Athena was built after the Persian War:
- Plato, Aristotle, and Socrates were prominent Greek figures in -
- These two Athenian victories gave the Greeks control of the Aegean Sea:
- Who's conquests spread Greek influence throughout the known world?
- Athens and Sparta fought the Persian Empire in this war:
- This was the polytheistic religion of Greece -
- Aeschylus and Sophocles were prominent Greek figures in -
- Euclid and Pythagoras were prominent Greek figures in:
- During this man's golden age, democracy was extended and Athens was rebuilt:
32 Clues: Who was a prominent Greek sculptor? • Persia had this type of government: • In which war did Athens fight Sparta? • What peninsula was Sparta located on? • This type of column is the most basic: • What type of government did Sparta have? • The Persian Empire was connected by the - • This type of column is the most elegant - • This type of column has swirls at the top - • ...
BIOSAFETY MONTH 2025-09-23
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- This jewel of a CMA retired last year
- Dutch scientist of humble origins credited with the discovery of bacteria
- You can have (but not exceeding) 1mg of this without being a CDC registered PI
- First President of NBACC
- There’s good plasma in your blood, and there’s bad plasma, at least as far as cell culture is concerned
- Trained virus
- Carpets are permitted in labs up to this level (weird, I know!)
- LSD, Select agent edition
- You lost it, you file it
- Restrained research
- Toxic on the inside
- A genial term for deadness
- In a laboratory, any device that can puncture skin
- When talking about viruses, it’s a hybrid containing the genetic material from two or more viruses. When talking about Greek Mythology, a fire breathing hybrid creature composed of different animal parts
- The opposite of pro-germ (safe for human skin)
- Among them, Bacillus anthracis, Nipah virus, and Rinderpest virus
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- This virus killed more people than WWI
- This nematode has won at least 4 Nobel prizes for their contribution in the studies of fundamental biological processes such as cell development. Well, they at least helped!
- This microbial process is key to delicious foods yogurt, sourdough and (not delicious) sauerkraut
- A risky accomplice
- A kind of shock therapy for cells to get them to “open up”
- Kingdom, …, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species
- Not a Microbe Movie
- A geometric object that has magnitude and length, or insects.
- No air needed
- Snail responsible for alphaconotoxin GI
- Say it, but don’t spray it (yet)
- Hospital acquired infection
- The time period a Form 4 must be maintained, per 42CFR73
- This smokin’ hot plant contributed to the discover of viruses
30 Clues: Trained virus • No air needed • A risky accomplice • Not a Microbe Movie • Restrained research • Toxic on the inside • First President of NBACC • You lost it, you file it • LSD, Select agent edition • A genial term for deadness • Hospital acquired infection • Say it, but don’t spray it (yet) • This jewel of a CMA retired last year • This virus killed more people than WWI • ...
ROMEO AND JULIET ACT 1-3 QUIZ 2025-11-07
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- : Force believed to control future events
- : Romeo’s punishment after killing Tybalt
- : When the audience knows something the characters don’t
- : What Romeo uses to take his own life
- : Priest who secretly marries the lovers
- : Central idea explored in the play
- : Leader of Verona who enforces peace
- : Hot-headed Capulet; challenges Romeo
- : Montague who falls deeply in love with Juliet
- : Juliet’s strict father
- : Fourteen-line poem written in iambic pentameter
- : Mother who urges Juliet to marry Paris
- : Trait that leads to a character’s downfall
- : Party where Romeo and Juliet first meet
- : Romeo’s father; head of the rival house
- : Symbol often linked to purity, hope, and love
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- : Two contradictory words joined together (“loving hate”)
- : Romeo’s cousin; peacemaker among the men
- : Comparison using *like* or *as*
- : Words spoken for the audience that other characters can’t hear
- : Comic and caring messenger for Juliet
- : Capulet who defies her family for love
- : Character who contrasts another to highlight traits
- : Witty friend of Romeo; slain by Tybalt
- : Reference to mythology or history (“Cupid’s wings”)
- : Symbol often linked to secrecy, love, and safety
- : Giving human qualities to non-human things
- : What Juliet uses to end her life
- : Describes the doomed destiny of Romeo and Juliet
- : Struggle between opposing forces in the story
- : Fairy from Mercutio’s dream speech
- : Comparison saying one thing *is* another (“Juliet is the sun”)
- : Opening sonnet introducing the story
- : A humorous play on words used by Mercutio
- : City where the story takes place
- : Nobleman who wishes to marry Juliet
- : Speech by one character to others on stage
- : Setting of Romeo and Juliet’s most famous scene
- : Long speech revealing a character’s private thoughts
39 Clues: : Juliet’s strict father • : Comparison using *like* or *as* • : What Juliet uses to end her life • : City where the story takes place • : Central idea explored in the play • : Fairy from Mercutio’s dream speech • : Leader of Verona who enforces peace • : Nobleman who wishes to marry Juliet • : What Romeo uses to take his own life • : Hot-headed Capulet; challenges Romeo • ...
Ancient Greece Vocabulary Crossword 2025-10-20
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- city-state
- Greek city-state where democracy was first created
- Greek thinker who believed in practicing moderation and the use of reason
- a government that gives people the power to rule themselves
- a form of democracy where citizens choose government officials to represent them
- Greek city-state that became a military society
- stories about gods and goddesses that attempt to explain different events
- the Great Macedonian King who expanded his empire across parts of three continents
- group of expert shipbuilders that settled on the island of Crete
- a type of government that uses force to rule
- Greek philosopher famous for using questioning techniques
- sporting competition held every four years, originally in honor of Zeus
- Greek doctor famous for the Hippocratic oath, which ensures doctors do what is best for their patients
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- Greek-like culture
- Greek philosopher and teacher who created the Academy
- a type of government where only a small group of the wealthiest people have the power
- leader of Ancient Greece who promoted democracy
- a form of democracy that allows all citizens to directly participate in government
- a long-term war between Athens and Sparta that led to Sparta’s victory
- group of soldiers arranged in a square
- someone who has the right to participate in government
- poet who wrote the Odyssey and the Iliad
- an agreement formed between groups to work together
- a high hill that housed the fortress of the city-state
- a type of government where the power is shared with a small group of people
- the first Greeks who established colonies and built fortresses throughout Greece
26 Clues: city-state • Greek-like culture • group of soldiers arranged in a square • poet who wrote the Odyssey and the Iliad • a type of government that uses force to rule • leader of Ancient Greece who promoted democracy • Greek city-state that became a military society • Greek city-state where democracy was first created • an agreement formed between groups to work together • ...
CROSSWORD 3 2025-10-24
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- The colonial name given to Murang'a in honour of Captain Geoffrey Villiers Hall.
- The village in Murang'a where Chief Karuri wa Gakure came from.
- The Kikuyu deity believed to reside at Mukurwe wa Nyagathanga.
- The first man in Kikuyu mythology, husband of Mumbi.
- The town that hosted a colonial concentration camp, and former home.
- The birthplace of Wangu wa Makeri in Murang'a County.
- Another name for Ngai, the supreme being in Kikuyu tradition.
- The town formerly known as Fort Hall, renamed in 1964 after independence.
- Colonial homeguards who collaborated with the British during the Mau Mau period.
- The wife of Gikuyu and mother of the nine Kikuyu clans.
- Anglican missionary who authored the 1949 "African Education in Kenya Report."
- The Kikuyu term for age-set, marking stages of social growth and initiation.
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- The original name of Murang'a before the British renamed it Fort Hall.
- The storyteller who first narrated the tale of Ndata in 1945.
- The author's clan, also called Mbari ya Kaihunyu.
- The only woman who served as a colonial 'headman' in Kenya around 1902.
- The adopted Kikuyu leader, also called Kumale ole Lemotaka, father of Waiyaki.
- The place in Southern Kikuyu District where Lugard first met the Kikuyu leader.
- A Kikuyu leader who resisted British invasion and died en route to Mombasa.
- A village mentioned as part of the author's ancestral home in Murang'a.
- The 18th-century elephant hunter who founded the author's family line in Mathioya.
- The constituency that produced leaders like John Michuki and J.J. Kamotho.
- The sacred fig tree under which sacrifices were made to Ngai.
- The area where Waiyaki wa Hinga later moved and set his base.
24 Clues: The author's clan, also called Mbari ya Kaihunyu. • The first man in Kikuyu mythology, husband of Mumbi. • The birthplace of Wangu wa Makeri in Murang'a County. • The wife of Gikuyu and mother of the nine Kikuyu clans. • The storyteller who first narrated the tale of Ndata in 1945. • Another name for Ngai, the supreme being in Kikuyu tradition. • ...
Ancient Greece REVIEW 2025-10-28
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- someone who paid rent, either in money or crops
- type of formation of heavily armed foot soldiers who moved together as a unt
- a term used for "greek like"
- a battle that the Persians lost at sea from a sneak attack by the Greeks
- belief in many gods
- was the leader of the Persians when they attacked Greece
- in this battle, Athenians ran about 26 miles to stop the Persian attack
- continent that Greece is a part of
- Greek cities were often called this
- Athenian soldiers were known for their _____ in times of war
- The battle in which Leonidas led 300 Spartan troops against the Persian Army in a herioc defeat
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- the sea located to the east of Greece
- land surrounded by 3 bodies of water
- place where the Greek Gods live
- The leader from Macedonia that conquered Asia Minor from the Persians and land to the west before his death
- Athens and its allies created this league to protect themselves from the Persian attack
- Spartan solders were known for this type of soldier
- type of government ran by a small group of people
- Boys were taken from their families at the age of seven and enrolled in a rigorous state-sponsored program known as the _____
- because Greek citizens could not produce all products, they particpated in ____ with other civilizations to get those needs
- type of goverment that Greece transitioned to where the people have the power
- sea located to the west of Greece
- weapon infantry ground troops used that was about 18ft long
- a collection of myths and stories that people tell about their gods and heroes
24 Clues: belief in many gods • a term used for "greek like" • place where the Greek Gods live • sea located to the west of Greece • continent that Greece is a part of • Greek cities were often called this • land surrounded by 3 bodies of water • the sea located to the east of Greece • someone who paid rent, either in money or crops • type of government ran by a small group of people • ...
Room1 Challenging Cross 2021-03-19
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- n, antonym of blindness
- v, to visit someone or something again
- adj, synonym of geothermic
- n, Greek root “meter” meaning a measure
- n, Greek root “graph” meaning written
- adj, using both sight and sounds
- n, synonym of outer edge
- v, the act of carrying from one place to another
- n, Greek root “phon” meaning sound
- n, Mark used the ______ to copy a picture onto paper
- n, Today the amusement park was getting a heath ______.
- n, In _____, she shouldn’t have turned the wrong way.
- adj, antonym of dull
- n, synonym of telegraph
- n, The teacher told the students to guess how many jelly beans were in the jar so they made a _____
- n, synonym of signature
- n, 1,000 meters
- n, Greek root “tele” meaning far
- n, In her _____, it seemed like she was the right one but he thought about things differently
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- n, synonym of memoir
- n, uses the Latin root “dict” meaning to say
- n, synonym of geometric
- adj, antonym of cold
- n, somewhere an audience sits
- n, synonym of millimetre
- n, Amy has taken up _____ to learn the art of writing.
- adj, synonym of unseen
- adj, synonym of visual
- n, antonym of reality
- adj, Latin root “port” meaning to carry
- n, Latin root “spect” meaning to observe
- n, ______ is when light is turned into chemical energy by plants and other organisms.
- v, antonym of export
- v, antonym of deaf
- v, to be against
- n, someone who visits something or someone
- n, antonym of disrespect
- n, Greek root “photo” meaning light
- n, a visually striking performance or play
- n, Her coworkers turned up the ______ because it was too cold.
40 Clues: n, 1,000 meters • v, to be against • v, antonym of deaf • n, synonym of memoir • adj, antonym of cold • v, antonym of export • adj, antonym of dull • n, antonym of reality • adj, synonym of unseen • adj, synonym of visual • n, antonym of blindness • n, synonym of geometric • n, synonym of telegraph • n, synonym of signature • n, synonym of millimetre • n, synonym of outer edge • ...
Room1 Puzzle of Puzzles 2021-03-22
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- n, From latin root word “spect” which means to look at or to see.
- n, spectators or listeners at a concert, movie, play, sport, and more.
- n, From latin root word “port” which means to carry.
- adj, antonym for “irrelevant”
- n, synonym for theater
- n, from greek root word “tele” which means far.
- V, We would ______ resources to other countries.
- n, I used a ________ to message my friend.
- n, a beautiful view
- adj, unable to be predicted
- v, From latin root word “port” which means to
- adj, antonym for “vague”
- n, synonym for “look-say method”
- v, synonym for “bring in”
- adj, antonym for visible
- n, I turned on the __________ and it played music.
- n, from latin root word “Therm” which means heat.
- n, an instrument for measuring and indicating temperature.
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- adj, antonym for “cool (cold)”
- n, synonym for “foreman”
- n, antonym for “respiration.”
- v, comply with rules, standards, or laws.
- v, We _________ our grandmothers house for thanksgiving.
- n, synonym for “eyeglass”
- n, From greek root word “phon” which means sound.
- n, how something is set up or arranged.
- n, synonym for “animal science”
- n, synonym for “weather-gauge”
- n, We saw all the __________ in the stands.
- n, synonym for “eyesight”
- n, antonym for “reality”
- n, someone who takes or rules a country by force
- adj, The mountain was _______ and on top of it we saw snow.
- n, antonym for “biography”
- n, My sister called Mom on the _________.
- n, synonym for “TV”
- n, a picture made using a camera
- n, synonym for “outlook”
- n, from latin root word “logy” which means study.
- n, from latin root word “meter” which means measure.
40 Clues: n, a beautiful view • n, synonym for “TV” • n, synonym for theater • n, synonym for “foreman” • n, antonym for “reality” • adj, antonym for “vague” • adj, antonym for visible • n, synonym for “outlook” • n, synonym for “eyeglass” • n, synonym for “eyesight” • v, synonym for “bring in” • n, antonym for “biography” • adj, unable to be predicted • n, antonym for “respiration.” • ...
Greece crossword 2021-05-06
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- high hill
- Wheel, A wheel that can carry water in a circle
- Capital of greece
- government in which a few people have power
- greek word for city state
- Clock, Thing that can wake you up in the morning that goes off, was created by greeks
- body of stories about gods that explain how the world works
- Has strong army, city state of greece, trains boys at a young age
- the Great, created a vast empire that stretched from Macedonia to Egypt and from Greece to part of India
- Sea=Sea south of greece
- an open space that served as a meeting ground for various activities of the citizens
- who had the right to participate in government
- Taught by Plato, Greek philosopher and polymath during the Classical period in Ancient Greece
- Person who wrote many fables
- Year of the Trojan War
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- rich landowner
- who wrote the iliad and the odyssey
- leader who held power through the use of force
- Democracy
- type of government in which people rule themselves
- Toy on a string that was created by the greeks
- first greek speaking civilization to live in greece
- stories that teach the reader lessons about life or give advice on how to live
- Way the greeks would honor their gods with a sport
- Taught Aristotle, was a greek philosopher
- greek civilization but not considered greek because didn’t speak the greek language
- War, legendary conflict between the early Greeks and the people of Troy in western Anatolia
27 Clues: high hill • Democracy • rich landowner • Capital of greece • Year of the Trojan War • Sea=Sea south of greece • greek word for city state • Person who wrote many fables • who wrote the iliad and the odyssey • Taught Aristotle, was a greek philosopher • government in which a few people have power • leader who held power through the use of force • ...
West Africa (Parker White) 2021-10-05
Across
- invaded Songhai
- Arab traders from North Africa made their way to West Africa, where they established trading relationships with West African kingdoms and introduced Islam
- a journey to a holy place
- within that same family, including gradparents, uncles, aunts, and cousins
- A group of chiefs or village elders would help to govern a village
- recounts the rise of the empire of Mali
- thought to be Sundiata´s gradson
- kinship system with fathers side of family
- principal river of West Africa
- large freshwater lake five West African nations depend on it for water
- Usually male, elected leaders oversee the village
- Center of trade in Mali
- lines of extended families and clans who can trace their roots to a common ancestor
- biggest kingdom of the three
- Priest like elders in an indigenous religion
- recounts the history of Ghana
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- sundiata´s nickname
- a part of the cameroon volcanic line and is the highest volcanic mountain in West and Central Africa
- the 2 primary natural resources of the 3 main kingdoms in West Africa
- 2nd largest of the three lost power in early 1400s
- what Mansa Musa had a lot of and threw at people
- worlds largest desert
- belief in spirits , present in all animals, plants, and trees, help the living
- another center of trade that was not Timbuktu
- handwoven fabric of narrow strips that are sewn together
- a religious pilgrimage to Mecca
- West African storytellers and poets
- may be the most powerful leader of Mali
- kinship system with mothers side of family
- smallest of the three kingdoms and came first
- long stories filled with history, legend, and mythology
- a people, culture, or religion that is native to a particular geographical region
32 Clues: invaded Songhai • sundiata´s nickname • worlds largest desert • Center of trade in Mali • a journey to a holy place • biggest kingdom of the three • recounts the history of Ghana • principal river of West Africa • a religious pilgrimage to Mecca • thought to be Sundiata´s gradson • West African storytellers and poets • recounts the rise of the empire of Mali • ...
Kafka Literary Argument Crossword 2022-01-24
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- relating to, based on, or appearing in myths or mythology.
- Would Meatloaf do that for love?
- the branch of metaphysics dealing with the nature of being.
- Kafka's religion
- the study of the development, structure, and functioning of human society.
- the science of phenomena as distinct from that of the nature of being
- Gregor's dad throws one of these at him
- Realism refers to the quality or fact of representing a person, thing, or situation accurately or in a way that is true to life. Epic refers to taking this idea to the extreme, and dealing with realism in the purest form.
- the vindication of divine goodness and providence in view of the existence of evil
- of, affecting, or arising in the mind; related to the mental and emotional state of a person.
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- The science of the essence of consciousness from the first person point of view
- Gregor becomes obsessed with this activity and loses his sense of self
- a belief or theory that opinions and actions should be based on reason and knowledge rather than on religious belief or emotional response.
- who wrote the metamorphosis?
- the theory of knowledge, especially with regard to its methods, validity, and scope; the investigation of what distinguishes justified belief from opinion.
- A science of the ego
- a 20th-century avant-garde movement in art and literature which sought to release the creative potential of the unconscious mind, for example by the irrational juxtaposition of images.
- the instrument that Grete plays
- Where is Kafka from?
- gregor's sister
- "As Gregor Samsa awoke one morning from unsettling dreams he found himself transformed in his bed into a gigantic__________"
21 Clues: gregor's sister • Kafka's religion • A science of the ego • Where is Kafka from? • who wrote the metamorphosis? • the instrument that Grete plays • Would Meatloaf do that for love? • Gregor's dad throws one of these at him • relating to, based on, or appearing in myths or mythology. • the branch of metaphysics dealing with the nature of being. • ...
The Hidden Oracle 2022-02-16
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- the new human oracle
- The home of the gods
- son of Hephaestus, one of Apollo's favorite heroes and creator of the "Valdezinator"
- Apollo makes and breaks a promise to never play __ again
- The karpoi that Meg summons whenever she is in trouble to save her
- When Apollo reaches camp half blood, he learns the oracle can no longer deliver ___
- The demigod son of Hades in camp Half-Blood
- Apollo's father and the king of the Gods
- An ancient maze built by Daedalus where the demigods enter during their race
- The main villain of the story, a descendant of Apollo and an old emperor of Rome, Meg's stepfather
- The setting of the book
- The giant robot controlled by Triumvirate Holdings that tries to destroy camp half-bloood
- The demigod who Apollo has to serve and betrays Apollo
- The human alias of Apollo
- The main character
- Apollo's sister
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- A famous demgod hero and son of Poseidon
- An ancient, evil company controlled by three ancient roman emperors who have conspired against the gods for centuries
- Percy's Girlfriend, also the daughter of Athena
- The evil giant snake that Apollo had killed to gain control of the oracle that is now ressurected
- The campers participate in a ____
- Meg and Apollo are attacked by ___
- The safe haven for demigods where underage demigods stay at during the summer
- The mysterious place that can see the future and give out prophecies
- Mother of Zeus and the other first-generation gods
- The centaur activities director at camp half-blood
- Meg's mother
- The alias/alter ego of emperor Nero
- The type of mythology the book follows
29 Clues: Meg's mother • Apollo's sister • The main character • the new human oracle • The home of the gods • The setting of the book • The human alias of Apollo • The campers participate in a ____ • Meg and Apollo are attacked by ___ • The alias/alter ego of emperor Nero • The type of mythology the book follows • A famous demgod hero and son of Poseidon • ...
DE BELEN 2021-07-15
Across
- Narration demonstrating a useful truth, especially in which animals speak as humans; legendary, supernatural tale.
- love stories between two people.
- are set in a time and place that could actually happen in the real world.
- proverbs of a people or "folk" as handed down by word of mouth.
- Informational text dealing with an actual, real-life subject.
- also called detective fiction, follows a detective solving a case from start to finish.
- are speculative stories with imagined elements that don’t exist in the real world.
- is dark, mysterious, and suspenseful plot-driven stories.
- novels take place in the past.
- often pertaining to the actions of the gods.
- are a genre of science fiction.
- tell the stories of cowboys, settlers, and outlaws exploring the western frontier and taming the American Old West.
- typically representing character and action with some degree of realism.
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- is a supergenre that encompasses a number of different types of fiction, from science fiction to fantasy to dystopian.
- meant to entertain; but can be contained in all genres
- Stories composed in verse or prose, usually for theatrical performance, where conflicts and emotion are expressed through dialogue and action.
- Verse and rhythmic writing with imagery that creates emotional responses.
- is a literary genre of stories about a character growing psychologically and morally from their youth into adulthood.
- Public address or discourse.
- A short literary composition that reflects the author's outlook or point.
- Fiction, novels are considered works with artistic value and literary merit.
- are speculative fiction stories with imaginary characters set in imaginary universes.
- are meant to scare, startle, shock, and even repulse readers.
- a true story about a real person.
- depict the world truthfully, plus add magical elements.
25 Clues: Public address or discourse. • novels take place in the past. • are a genre of science fiction. • love stories between two people. • a true story about a real person. • often pertaining to the actions of the gods. • meant to entertain; but can be contained in all genres • depict the world truthfully, plus add magical elements. • ...
Roman Crossword 2022-03-31
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- A low social class of most of Rome which were poor and had fewer rights for some time.
- A big amphitheater that was made as a gift to the people.
- A social class of wealthy families/people who had more rights for some time.
- A person who practices a religion that worships many gods.
- A man in ancient Rome who took part in fights as public entertainment.
- A Roman general that was assassinated because he was becoming too powerful after leading his army.
- Is a very famous temple that was made to honor many gods and was started by a person named Agrippa.
- A set of laws inscribed on 12 bronze tablets created in ancient Rome in 451 and 450 BCE
- also created a time of peace called the Pax Romana during his reign.
- The top of the Roman Republic and there could only be two at a time.
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- All foreigners who lacked Greek and Roman traditions.
- The year that was used as the year the Western Empire fell.
- The main language throughout the Roman Empire.
- A channel that would bring water to the city of Rome normally across a river or valley.
- A person killed for political reasons.
- Passed laws to encourage marital stability and renew religious practices.
- A person who died for their beliefs or religion.
- A 200-year peace treaty.
- The god of sky and thunder, as well as the king of gods in Ancient Roman Mythology.
- The most important forum in ancient Rome and held public meetings, law courts, and gladiatorial combats in republican times and was also lined with shops.
- What most of the people lived in Rome
21 Clues: A 200-year peace treaty. • What most of the people lived in Rome • A person killed for political reasons. • The main language throughout the Roman Empire. • A person who died for their beliefs or religion. • All foreigners who lacked Greek and Roman traditions. • A big amphitheater that was made as a gift to the people. • ...
Anient Greece 2017-01-24
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- sea a sea NW from greece
- is an archaeological site in Greece, located about 90 kilometres southwest of Athens, in the north-eastern Peloponnese
- is the largest Bronze Age archaeological site on Crete and is considered Europe's oldest city
- lso called the (First) Persian Empire,[11] was an empire based in Western Asia, founded by Cyrus the Great
- one of the seas near greece
- was a city situated in the far northwest of the region known in late Classical antiquity as Asia Minor
- a small group of people having control of a country, organization, or institution
- was the founder of the Achaemenid Empire
- is the largest and most populous of the Greek islands, 88th-largest island in the world
- a sovereign state that consists of a city and its dependent territories
- the group of soliers that conquered anient greece
- historically also known as Hellas is a country in southeastern Europe
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- Classical antiquity is a term for a long period of cultural history centered on the Mediterranean Sea
- a civilization belonging to a period of Greek history from the Greek Dark Ages of the 12th-9th centuries BC to the end of antiquity
- is one of the most important and complex of the Olympian deities in classical Greek and Roman religion and Greek and Roman mythology
- is a peninsula and geographic region in southern Greece
- a citadel or fortified part of an ancient Greek city, typically built on a hill
- cruel and oppressive government or rule.
- was a prominent city-state in ancient Greece
- is the capital and largest city of Greece
20 Clues: sea a sea NW from greece • one of the seas near greece • cruel and oppressive government or rule. • was the founder of the Achaemenid Empire • is the capital and largest city of Greece • was a prominent city-state in ancient Greece • the group of soliers that conquered anient greece • is a peninsula and geographic region in southern Greece • ...
Vocabulary 2018-12-03
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- Character: a woman who is believed to have magical powers and who uses them to harm or help other people.
- Genre: a short story, especially one that might be invented or difficult to believe.
- Character: someone whose job is to discover information about crimes and find out who is responsible for them.
- Place: a large area of land covered with trees and plants.
- Theme: a situation in which two people both love a third person.
- Character: (in stories) a dead person who comes back to life and sucks blood from other people at night.
- Character: the spirit of a dead person, sometimes represented as a pale, almost transparent image of that person.
- Character: any imaginary frightening creature, especially one that is large and strange.
- Genre: myths in general.
- Theme: the end of life.
- Character: an imaginary creature with magic powers, usually represented as a very small person with wings.
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- Person: a person represented in a film, play, or story.
- Characters: a character in a book, play, film, etc. who harms other people.
- Person: a person who is in charge of a film or play and tells the actors how to play their parts.
- Character: a character in a film or story who has special strength and uses it to do good things and help other people.
- Character: someone who, in stories, changes into a wolf at the time of the full moon (= when the moon is a complete circle).
- People: the group of people together in one place to watch or listen to a play, film, someone speaking, etc.
- Genre: a traditional story written for children that usually involves imaginary creatures and magic.
- Genre: a story about love.
- Genre: type of story that produces an extremely strong feeling of fear.
20 Clues: Theme: the end of life. • Genre: myths in general. • Genre: a story about love. • Person: a person represented in a film, play, or story. • Place: a large area of land covered with trees and plants. • Theme: a situation in which two people both love a third person. • Genre: type of story that produces an extremely strong feeling of fear. • ...
End of the Year Social Studies Crossword 2019-05-03
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- Athenian philosopher who was the student of Plato
- 31 B.C.E.-14 C.E.
- Father of History
- Upper-class: wealthy landowners
- 509 B.C.E.
- city-state that preferred war over trade
- person who is part of the senate (state council)
- First used latitude and longitude
- representatives chosen by the people
- Father of Medicine
- god of gods
- Athenian philosopher who questioned everything
- land surrounded by water on 3 sides where the Romans lived until the downfall of the Roman Empire
- ruler who does not get to rule by law
- Modern form of Democracy
- Before Common Era
- pillars that were used in Classical Architecture
- ruler of a large kingdom that is a super power
- this increased cultural diffusion
- Sports events every 4 years between different city-states
- Goddess of Wisdom
- city with great wealth and knowledge had a great library
- Believed Nature could be explained by mathematics
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- 6 BCE -30CE
- used elephants to attack Rome
- fictional things created to explain events
- building built to honor the gods
- Conquered much of the known world and spread Greek ideas
- studied nature using observation and scientific thinking
- city-state that was culturally diverse
- Lower class: mostly peasants, laborers, craftspeople, and shopkeepers
- Land surrounded by water on 3 sides
- Father of Geometry
- The first type of democracy
- Aqueducts, Famous buildings, dome,arch
- - 200 year period of peace and stability during the Roman Empire
- a group of randomly selected people who decide if you are innocent or guilty
- group of elected people who help vote on consuls and other problems
38 Clues: 509 B.C.E. • 6 BCE -30CE • god of gods • 31 B.C.E.-14 C.E. • Father of History • Before Common Era • Goddess of Wisdom • Father of Geometry • Father of Medicine • Modern form of Democracy • The first type of democracy • used elephants to attack Rome • building built to honor the gods • Upper-class: wealthy landowners • First used latitude and longitude • this increased cultural diffusion • ...
TESTABLE LITERARY TERMS (ENGLISH PROVINCIAL) 2013-06-13
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- the use of words to convey the opposite of their literal meaning-dramatic, situational and verbal
- type of character who does not undergo change and is essential the same throughout the story
- type of character who undergoes some change and is different at the end of the story
- using words that sounds like what they mean. ex. crack, hiss, pop
- I love school more than anything in the world!
- Short people are terrible basketball players
- a suggested meaning of association or a word
- She sells sea shells by the sea shore
- TTYL - Talk to you later
- ridicule or mocking of human vice or folly
- Fair: Just, Objective, Impartial, Unbiased
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- scornful and contemptuous criticism (can be hurtful)
- a word or phrase that appeals to the senses; a word picture
- the literal meaning of a word
- the use of hints or clues to suggest what will happen later in a narrative
- addressing an inanimate object as if it were alive, or addressing an absent person as if he were present.
- usually the point of greatest intensity, interest, or suspense in a narrative
- the central work which gives a work meaning.
- as busy as bees
- All the world’s a stage, and all the men and women merely players. They have their exits and their entrances.
- an attitude which subtly or openly encourages strong value judgements. Favouring the home team.
- an opposing character or rival of the protagonist
- a brief reference to something from the Scriptures, history, literature or mythology that the writer expects the reader to recognize
- Foolish - Wise
- the writer or speaker's attitude toward his subject (tone)
25 Clues: Foolish - Wise • as busy as bees • TTYL - Talk to you later • the literal meaning of a word • She sells sea shells by the sea shore • ridicule or mocking of human vice or folly • Fair: Just, Objective, Impartial, Unbiased • Short people are terrible basketball players • the central work which gives a work meaning. • a suggested meaning of association or a word • ...
Puzzle 16/10/2023 2023-10-16
Across
- Ability to float
- Moon of Jupiter, named after a Trojan prince in Greek mythology
- Music genre originating from Bristol, England (hyph.)
- Strong and vocal disagreement between peoples
- An ideal society
- One who shoots at long range
- In movies: precedes Psycho, Beauty, Hustle, Honey
- Party game that requires no equipment
- Slayer of Jabba the Hutt
- Timetable synonym
- Style of German lager
- Myanmar, prior to 1989
- Capital city of Switzerland
- Law in select USA states that allows one to use deadly force when someone intrudes on their private property (2 words)
- Scottish carbonated beverage (hyph.)
- A girl's best friend, according to Monroe
- A vast and powerful force
- Shakespeare's theatre (2 words)
- "Don't touch that!" (2 words)
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- Kangaroos, wombats, etc.
- Welsh songstress, whose 2008 debut album is titled 'Rockferry'
- Song covered by Soft Cell, originally performed by Gloria Jones (2 words)
- One who produces unoriginal work
- Cocktail comprised of Prosecco and peach purée
- Cooking banana
- Japanese prefecture comprising over 150 islands
- American science fiction author, known for novels such as Ender's Game (3 words)
- "Better luck next time!"
- Retractable utility knife, or the father of Boris Johnson
- Jon Arbuckle's pet cat
- Mountain range in north-western Africa
- Google, Bing, etc. (2 words)
- Method of torture
- Hue of a school bus in Philadelphia
- Often a slot on a door
- Animated film's titular fish
- Controversial 21st century musician, or 'you' in Old English
- German composer of the late Baroque period
- Third book of the Torah
- Long-tailed rodents
- Island on which Honolulu is situated
41 Clues: Cooking banana • Ability to float • An ideal society • Method of torture • Timetable synonym • Long-tailed rodents • Style of German lager • Jon Arbuckle's pet cat • Often a slot on a door • Myanmar, prior to 1989 • Third book of the Torah • Kangaroos, wombats, etc. • "Better luck next time!" • Slayer of Jabba the Hutt • A vast and powerful force • Capital city of Switzerland • ...
books 1-12 review 2023-12-12
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- an ancient Greek goddess associated with wisdom, warfare, and handicraft
- Tiresias tells Odysseus that only ___________ will return home
- The Wind king gives Odysseus wind in this
- Famous prophet that Odysseus has to go to the underworld to see
- fake name that odysseus
- they used it as ear plugs
- the one-eyed giant son of Poseidon and Thoosa
- Circe can _________________ men into animals
- Homer embodies hubris into the characters Odysseus, the Suitors, and the Cyclopes
- epic A long, narrative poem that tells us the adventures of a hero is a
- immortality What does Calypso promise to make Odysseus if he stays on the island with her
- Helios threatens to make the __________ stop shining if Zeus doesn’t punish Odysseus’ men for eating his cattle
- an enchantress and a minor goddess in ancient Greek mythology and religion
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- Odysseus’ men tie him to the __________ of the ship so he can hear the sirens
- son of the Greek hero Odysseus and his wife, Penelope
- she entertained the Greek hero Odysseus for seven years, but she could not overcome his longing for home even by promising
- a legendary monster who lives on one side of a narrow channel of water, opposite her counterpart Charybdis
- Lotus Eaters Who does the land belong to where Odysseus’ men ate a flower and did not want to continue on home
- the daughter of the sea god Pontus and the earth goddess Gaia
- What is the thing that Penelope weaves and takes apart at night so that she doesn’t have to marry the suitors
- What is blocking the entrance to the Cyclops cave
- Who does Polyphemus pray to for revenge on Odysseus
- How many years has Odysseus been gone since leaving for the Trojan War
23 Clues: fake name that odysseus • they used it as ear plugs • The Wind king gives Odysseus wind in this • Circe can _________________ men into animals • the one-eyed giant son of Poseidon and Thoosa • What is blocking the entrance to the Cyclops cave • Who does Polyphemus pray to for revenge on Odysseus • son of the Greek hero Odysseus and his wife, Penelope • ...
Iceland trivia 2024-02-11
Across
- Traditional Icelandic woolen sweater
- I am a valley known for my lush greenery and hot springs
- Icelandic musical instrument made from a wooden box
- Lagoon Famous geothermal spa known for its blue lagoon
- I am a small island with a puffin colony
- I am a large desert region in the Highlands
- Traditional Icelandic food made from mashed fish
- Iceland's second-largest city
- I'm a famous black sand beach with basalt columns
- I'm a national park with diverse landscapes and wildlife
- Iceland's national currency
- I am a hot river flowing through a lava field
- I'm a popular route for hikers, encircling a national park
- Notorious volcanic eruption in 2010 disrupted air travel
- I am a hot spring where people can bake bread underground
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- Europe's westernmost capital
- Traditional Icelandic fermented shark delicacy
- I am a volcanic island formed in a submarine eruption
- I am a historical site and assembly place of the Vikings
- Traditional Icelandic yogurt-like dairy product
- Largest glacier in Iceland
- Famous Icelandic waterfall often seen in movies
- Iconic church in Reykjavik with a modern design
- The powerful waterfall featured in "Prometheus"
- I'm a volcanic island in the North Atlantic
- Icelandic dish of lamb that's slow-cooked in a pit
- I am a mountain known as the "Queen of Icelandic Mountains"
- I am a glacier lagoon filled with floating icebergs
- I am a large canyon carved by the Jokulsa a Fjollum river
- Capital city with colorful houses and vibrant culture
- Whale I am the largest mammal often spotted in Icelandic waters
- I'm a massive volcanic crater with a lake in the center
- Norse mythology mentions me as a land of ice and fire
- I'm a large lake with a legendary serpent
- Icelandic celebration of the longest day of the year
35 Clues: Largest glacier in Iceland • Iceland's national currency • Europe's westernmost capital • Iceland's second-largest city • Traditional Icelandic woolen sweater • I am a small island with a puffin colony • I'm a large lake with a legendary serpent • I'm a volcanic island in the North Atlantic • I am a large desert region in the Highlands • ...
Skulduggery Pleasant: Dark Days 2023-03-10
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- A narrow strip of land with sea on either side, forming a link between two larger areas of land; a narrow organ, passage, or piece of tissue connecting two larger parts
- To be very skilled at something; a person who is very skilled at something
- A group of merchants or craftsmen in medieval times, often holding great power
- A person, especially a police officer, whose occupation is to investigate and solve crimes
- (of a person) tremble convulsively, typically as a result of fear or revulsion
- Another word for dishonest or deceitful behavior; trickery
- The decisive or most important point at issue
- The action of inflicting hurt or harm on someone for an injury or wrong suffered at their hands
- A place of refuge or safety; a nature reserve
- A word used to describe someone who believes people are dishonest and holds only self-interest
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- A mischievous or wayward person, especially a young person or child; a rascal
- Extremely unpleasant; morally bad; wicked
- A group of people leading the way in new developments or ideas; the foremost part of an advancing army or naval force.
- Causing great horror or fear; frightful or macabre; extremely unwell
- A tool with a heavy, broad blade, used by butchers for chopping meat
- In Norse mythology, one of the maidens attendant upon Odin who guides the souls of slain warriors to Valhalla
- A state of complete emptiness or destruction
- Primary or basic; related to the powers of nature
- A small remaining quantity of something; remaining
- Optimistic or positive, especially in an apparently bad or difficult situation
20 Clues: Extremely unpleasant; morally bad; wicked • A state of complete emptiness or destruction • The decisive or most important point at issue • A place of refuge or safety; a nature reserve • Primary or basic; related to the powers of nature • A small remaining quantity of something; remaining • Another word for dishonest or deceitful behavior; trickery • ...
ABRA CROSSWORD 2024-04-27
Across
- Ritual performed after the internment
- key figure mythology of kumau
- capital town of Abra
- death is accepted with a belief in afterlife
- he was taught how to pray, harvest crops, ward off evil spirits, overcome bad omen and cure sicknesses
- Child engagement
- Tadek and denglala dancers take part in the ritual
- this design protects them from bad spirits
- first part of Batakan
- deity that is known to be the guardian dweller of the spirit-stones
- ceremony of the groom and bride together
- spirit who can change its appearance at will
- confirmation rite
- practice of the masadit tribe
- ceremony when the child reaches 2 years old
- the parents of bride and groom negotiate and arrange the wedding
- ceremony conducted by a couple after many years of being barren
- center of Abra province
- favorite food and things valued by the dead are placed on top of the tomb
- town with beautiful landscape, valleys, and mountains
- Fay Cole's definition of funeral
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- bile and liver are studied for good fortune
- Supreme being who created the world
- town rich in natural wonders and culture
- dalaw for the first tooth
- town located in a river valley
- one who frightens
- usually found in sports marked out as hallowed ground
- engagement rituals for adults
- pannaka-ipakaamo ti natay
- deity subordinate to Bagatulayan
- commencement of the burial on the 3rd day
- town inhabitated by maeng sub-tribes
- exciting highland town located at the border of Ilocos Norte and Abra
- usually middle aged woman
- brocade weave
- most expensive wedding ceremony
- spirit who dwells in natural surrounding
- Our Lady of Peace Church and Abel weaving
- southernmost town of Abra
- rice bowl of Abra
- held one year after the person's death
- tribal town
43 Clues: tribal town • brocade weave • Child engagement • one who frightens • confirmation rite • rice bowl of Abra • capital town of Abra • first part of Batakan • center of Abra province • dalaw for the first tooth • pannaka-ipakaamo ti natay • usually middle aged woman • southernmost town of Abra • key figure mythology of kumau • engagement rituals for adults • practice of the masadit tribe • ...
1968 2024-10-17
Across
- a bag that speaks a universal language
- a mix of idealized images and emotions representing our desires and aspirations
- the study of hidden stories
- medium to short-haired lamb, exceptional warmth
- exotic skin 1
- Like a train but a bag
- exotic skin 2
- colour palette #2
- a quintessentially luxury bag, meant to be desired and possessed
- colour palette #3
- Houndstooth
- the idea of looking back at the heritage and inspirations that shaped his creative journey before stepping into a new era
- Jacquard pattern
- colour palette #1
- ALD not so humans prints
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- the jacket has a wool and horsehair interlining that runs from shoulder to hem
- a way to explain the things that could not be comprehended, from which legends were born
- flower inspired by archive, stamped in the insole
- this new distinctive rhombus pattern features four lines of stitching, enhancing the padding and emphasizing the volume and roundness of the bags
- the one that started it all
- 1960s Roman lifestyle
- it provides a chic alternative without animal involvement
- Family inspired by the Bugnato di notte
- long-aired goat, softness and durability
- Marisa Berenson pictured with these during the white collection dress in 1968
- originally unveiled in Valentino SS Haute Couture ‘White Collection’ of 1968, this enchanting allover motif features a captivating interplay of two V elements, with one being larger than the other, creating a complex pattern
- the fascinating Andy Warhol muse, inspires a bag that speaks to the 70s
- “what you see is me meeting him”
- Foot of a rooster
- a flat crossbody bag, available in two sizes, is distinguished by studs and cabochons of different sizes, shapes, and positioning
- The jewels
- exotic skin 3
32 Clues: The jewels • Houndstooth • exotic skin 1 • exotic skin 2 • exotic skin 3 • Jacquard pattern • colour palette #2 • colour palette #3 • Foot of a rooster • colour palette #1 • 1960s Roman lifestyle • Like a train but a bag • ALD not so humans prints • the one that started it all • the study of hidden stories • “what you see is me meeting him” • a bag that speaks a universal language • ...
CFLM1 CROSSWORD PUZZLE 2023-06-08
Across
- THEY CAME AFTER THE INDONESIANS ABOUT 2000 YEARS AGO.
- THEY ALSO KNOWN AS AETA.
- THE NATIONAL LEAF.
- CITIZENSHIP DETERMINED BY BLOOD.
- THE ISLAND BORN OF FIRE.
- FILIPINOS ARE FOUND OF TALKING ABOUT OTHERS.
- HE IS CONSIDERED AS ONE OF THE GREATEST FIGURES OF THE ANCIENT HISTORY OF THE PHILIPPINES. HE WAS ALSO KNOWN AS KOLIPULAKO.
- THE DECLARATION OF NOVEMBER 30 AS A NATIONAL HOLIDAY.
- THE POWER TO CREATE, AMEND OR REPEAL LAWS.
- BEST KNOWN FOR FIRST PORTUGUESE VOYAGE AROUND THE WORLD.
- CITIZEN OF A COUNTRY WHO IS RESIDING OR PASSING TO ANOTHER COUNTRY.
- “AMA NG REBOLUSYON.”
- “BRAIN OF THE KATIPUNAN”
- THE STATE OR COUNTRY AS THE FORM OF GOVERNMENT.
- REHIYON IV-A
- THE HIGHEST COURT IN THE PHILIPPINES, WHICH HAS THE POWER OF JUDICIAL REVIEW AND HAS FINAL AUTHORITY ON ALL LEGAL MATTERS.
- PROVINCE IS SITUATED IN THE SOUTHEASTERN PART OF PANAY ISLAND. IT OCCUPIES THE 43% OF THE TOTAL LAND AREA OF THE REGION.
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- CITIZENSHIP DETERMINED BY PLACE OF BIRTH.
- NATIONAL FISH OF THE PHILIPPINES.
- A PERSON HAVING THE TITLE OF CITIZENSHIP.
- THE UNIT OF GOVERNMENT WAS CALLED BARANGAY WHICH CAME FROM THE WORD____.
- A PUBLIC HOLIDAY IN THE PHIL. EVERY APRIL 9 TO COMMEMORATE THE FALL OF THE BATAAN PENINSULA DURING WORLD WAR II.
- THE NATIONAL SPORTS OF THE PHILIPPINES.
- ACTOR KNOWN AS A FIDEL DE LOS REYES Y MAGLIPOL FROM MARIA CLARA AT IBARRA AND ALSO KNOWN AS PAMBANSANG GINOO.
- WHERE WAS THE PHILIPPINE FLAG SEWN.
- LOVING ONE’S COUNTRY NO MATTER WHAT IT DOES.
- KNOWN AS MOON EATING CREATURE IN PHILIPPINE MYTHOLOGY.
- THE NATIONAL FLOWER OF THE PHILIPPINES.
- THE NATIONAL TREE OF THE PHILIPPINES.
- THE OLDEST CITY IN THE PHILIPPINES.
30 Clues: REHIYON IV-A • THE NATIONAL LEAF. • “AMA NG REBOLUSYON.” • THEY ALSO KNOWN AS AETA. • THE ISLAND BORN OF FIRE. • “BRAIN OF THE KATIPUNAN” • CITIZENSHIP DETERMINED BY BLOOD. • NATIONAL FISH OF THE PHILIPPINES. • WHERE WAS THE PHILIPPINE FLAG SEWN. • THE OLDEST CITY IN THE PHILIPPINES. • THE NATIONAL TREE OF THE PHILIPPINES. • THE NATIONAL SPORTS OF THE PHILIPPINES. • ...
Exness Word Challenge 2023-06-13
Across
- The unconventional chart, using the principle of a normal distribution in its basis
- A fastest trading style
- a popular stablecoin, mirroring the US dollar
- a jargon name for the British pound
- a number of contracts traded within a day for a given instrument
- money-management method, which involves doubling down on the volume after getting a loss
- a contraction of the economy for two consecutive quarters
- a deviation of the price between the stablecoin and its base asset
- a quarterly publication, after which the stock may produce a substantial gap
- a jargon word for holding the position among crypto traders
- Another name for the Australian dollar
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- the technology which connects a program code and a trading terminal or exchange
- A synonym for the variability of prices
- the symbol of gains and a bullish market, an opponent of Bogdanoff (meme)
- a temporary reversal of prices in a context of a trend
- A villain manipulator in the crypto trading mythology (meme)
- a primary phase of a trend, when first buyers (sellers) collect positions
- a famous chart pattern of continuation
- an outdated financial concept, which assumed both Gold and Silver as collateral for the US dollar
- Unconventional type of chart, which doesn't include the "time" axis
- The increased buying power, which the broker gives to a client
- A new overhyped cryptocurrency, branded with a frog logo
- a favorite trading instrument among Exness' clients
- a rising cycle of asset's price
- Title of the hottest AI stock in the first half of 2023
- A committee of the US central bank, responsible for interest rate decisions
26 Clues: A fastest trading style • a rising cycle of asset's price • a jargon name for the British pound • a famous chart pattern of continuation • Another name for the Australian dollar • A synonym for the variability of prices • a popular stablecoin, mirroring the US dollar • a favorite trading instrument among Exness' clients • ...
Adrienne, Dayannee, and Levi 2023-01-10
Across
- A classic or legendary story that usually focuses on a particular hero.
- Small story.
- A short story, typically with animals as characters, conveying a moral.
- A story that the reader might not believe.
- A story that deals with puzzling crime, usually with a murderer.
- Illegal story.
- A literary genre in which the plot takes place in a setting related to the past events.
- A very exciting story.
- A story originating in popular culture, typically passed on by word of mouth.
- A story where a teenager grows up and learns how life works.
- Kim Kardashian and Kanye West.
- Fiction based on imagined future scientific or technological advances and major social or environmental changes.
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- A genre of fiction which is intended to frighten, scare, or disgust.
- Causing lighthearted laughter and amusement.
- Relating to or denoting an imagined state or society where there is great suffering or injustice.
- A story that can happen in real life.
- A book with pictures.
- A crime is introduced and investizgated and the culprit is revealed.
- Literary work in which special intensity is given to the expression of feelings and ideas by the use of distinctive style and rhythm.
- Something that can’t really happen in real life.
- Folklore that consists of a narrative featuring human actions, believed or perceived, both by teller and listeners.
- A feeling of excitement and mystery associated with love.
- A book which is well-known and considered to be of a high literary standard (1920s).
- A children's story about magical and imaginary beings and lands with only happy endings.
- A story with lots of events.
25 Clues: Small story. • Illegal story. • A book with pictures. • A very exciting story. • A story with lots of events. • Kim Kardashian and Kanye West. • A story that can happen in real life. • A story that the reader might not believe. • Causing lighthearted laughter and amusement. • Something that can’t really happen in real life. • ...
GENRES 2023-01-17
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- Humorous story with blatant exaggerations.
- Story Fiction of such brevity that it supports no subplots.
- Fiction Story based on impact of actual, imagined, or potential science,
- The songs, stories, myths, and proverbs of a people or "folk" as handed down by word of mouth.
- Prose is a form of written or spoken language that follows the natural flow of speech,
- Fiction full of fun, fancy, and excitement, meant to entertain; but can be contained in all genres
- Story about fairies or other magical creatures, usually for children.
- Story that can actually happen and is true to life.
- Verse and rhythmic writing with imagery that creates emotional responses.
- Legend or traditional narrative, often based in part on historical events
- about real people events and places
- Narration demonstrating a useful truth, especially in which animals speak as humans.
- in verse - Full-length novels with plot, subplot(s), theme(s), major and minor characters,
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- a genre set in the American frontier and commonly associated with folk tales
- in verse Full-length novels with plot, subplot(s), theme(s), major and minor characters,
- a film genre in which the protagonist is thrust into a series of events that typically involves violence
- Story with fictional characters and events in a historical setting.
- Public address or discourse.
- Fiction in which events evoke a feeling of dread in both the characters and the reader.
- Fiction dealing with the solution of a crime or the unraveling of secrets.
- A short literary composition that reflects the author's outlook or point.
- Stories composed in verse or prose, usually for theatrical performance.
- Fake people, fake events and places.
- Story, sometimes of a national or folk hero, which has a basis in fact but also includes imaginative material.
- Factual information presented in a format which tells a story.
25 Clues: Public address or discourse. • about real people events and places • Fake people, fake events and places. • Humorous story with blatant exaggerations. • Story that can actually happen and is true to life. • Story Fiction of such brevity that it supports no subplots. • Factual information presented in a format which tells a story. • ...
World wide web 2022-11-02
Across
- " I'm all ears!" ( digital abbrv)
- Body art ( abbrv)
- Mobile payment service owned by PayPal
- Auto need or heartburn
- Sign of a dying light bulb perhaps
- Tom in Cartoon " Tom and Jerry"
- This usually is found in a storage closet
- Peter _____
- Canoe need
- Politicians need
- Dog food brand
- "see you later!"
- Hottest new thing
- Bright,shiny metal material
- Weed paraphernalia
- Not bacterial (in a doctors office)
- A narcissist probably has thousands of these
- Download shop
- Gymnast
- Uncontrollable muscle movement
- Superstar status
- Devoted cult member
- ebook device
- Gambler's action
- Sewing must have
- One end of a shovel
- "To Do's" for actor T. Nelson
- front of a watch,part of an arrest
- Liquid beverage at school dance
- What's in your wallet?
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- Chopped meat/ children game
- Dangerous box to open from Greek mythology
- Ugly bridge dweller
- pharmacy giant
- Misspelled peanut butter brand?
- Noah's transport
- Do imitations of famous people
- " pro and ___ list"
- Chicago hub
- "oops"
- Spider working in a restaurant perhaps?
- Guy who hangs around and doesn't engage
- Much used camera option
- a digital journal
- "Chandelier" singer
- Action words
- Highest grossing US movie
- Mobile delivery option when hungry
- An excited students cry during class when they have the answer
- Soft, repeated bird cry
- A camera sound,fish lure
- You might find ashes in one
- "Time is running out. I'm waiting"
- Hump Day (abbrv)
- Stretch across the table
- How to seal an envelope
- Will Farrell hit
- Injured animal cry
- Largest rain forest on earth
- Ride sharing option
- She'll assist you on Apple
- Not many
62 Clues: "oops" • Gymnast • Not many • Canoe need • Chicago hub • Peter _____ • Action words • ebook device • Download shop • pharmacy giant • Dog food brand • Noah's transport • Politicians need • "see you later!" • Hump Day (abbrv) • Superstar status • Gambler's action • Sewing must have • Will Farrell hit • Body art ( abbrv) • a digital journal • Hottest new thing • Weed paraphernalia • Injured animal cry • ...
Aboriginal Music & Culture 2023-02-07
Across
- A person from whom one is descended; a forebear.
- The act of telling stories, especially orally.
- The process of becoming sound or healthy again, or the process of making someone or something sound or healthy again.
- A custom or belief that is passed down from generation to generation.
- A relationship or link between two or more things.
- A group of people who live in the same area and share common interests, beliefs, or values.
- Something that is handed down from a predecessor, or something that is left behind after death.
- A formal event, often religious or spiritual in nature, that is marked by traditional or ceremonial activities.
- A belief in a higher power, and a sense of connection to the universe, nature, and the divine.
- The solid surface of the earth, considered as a whole.
- A network of paths across the land, created by ancestral beings during the Dreamtime, that mark the songs and stories of the Indigenous peoples of Australia.
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- A concept in Indigenous Australian mythology that refers to a time when ancestral beings created the world and laid down the rules for society and the environment.
- The natural world and its phenomena, considered as a whole.
- Originating from and characteristic of a particular place or country; native.
- A pleasing combination of musical notes, sounds, or rhythms.
- A musical instrument traditionally made and played by Indigenous Australians.
- The beliefs, values, practices, and objects that characterize a group or society.
- A creative expression of human imagination and skill.
- A set of actions or words that are performed in a particular way, usually for religious or spiritual reasons.
- A feeling of admiration or esteem for someone or something.
20 Clues: The act of telling stories, especially orally. • A person from whom one is descended; a forebear. • A relationship or link between two or more things. • A creative expression of human imagination and skill. • The solid surface of the earth, considered as a whole. • The natural world and its phenomena, considered as a whole. • ...
Beowulf Vocab Crossword 2022-09-09
Across
- left England around 410 and left behind temples, waterworks, roads, and some words
- a reference to another text (Grendel came from Cain- from the Bible)
- spoken from around 1100-1500 (Chaucer’s language)
- the language of the church; was written down
- the language of Beowulf; started around 450 with the Germanic tribes that invaded England
- French gained speed as THE language until English took over after this war
- were on the British Isles before the Romans conquered in 43 A.D.; Celtics
- Hoo the ancient ship burial site in England where Anglo-Saxon era treasures were found
- the earliest ancestral form of English; our language “grandmother”
- a famous Celtic leader
- the conqueror who invaded England in 1066 and brought French from Normandy
- the king who defended England from the Vikings and had works translated into English
- spoken by Shakespeare; 1500-present
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- what you would have to pay as compensation if you killed/injured someone in A-S life
- the repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of words
- A descriptive compound word used in Beowulf
- a bond of loyalty that a thane would show his lord
- a singing storyteller also known as a bard
- famous Latin writer who gave English its first national history (The Ecclesiastical History..)
- the language the Vikings brought with them to England
- the Old English word for “fate” *God determined this, but in mythology the 3 Norns/Fates
- an instrument that would accompany a singing storyteller
- the number of primary stresses each line of Beowulf contains
- a fictional character who was a Geat who left Sweden to defend Hrothgar from Grendel
- one of the names from which England was named (after one of the Germanic tribes)
25 Clues: a famous Celtic leader • spoken by Shakespeare; 1500-present • a singing storyteller also known as a bard • A descriptive compound word used in Beowulf • the language of the church; was written down • spoken from around 1100-1500 (Chaucer’s language) • a bond of loyalty that a thane would show his lord • the language the Vikings brought with them to England • ...
Beowulf Vocab Crossword 2022-08-30
Across
- spoken from around 1100-1500 (Chaucer’s language)
- French gained speed as THE language until English took over after this war
- were on the British Isles before the Romans conquered in 43 A.D.; Celtics
- famous Latin writer who gave English its first national history (The Ecclesiastical History..)
- the king who defended England from the Vikings and had works translated into English
- one of the names from which England was named (after one of the Germanic tribes)
- left England around 410 and left behind temples, waterworks, roads, and some words
- the language of Beowulf; started around 450 with the Germanic tribes that invaded England
- what you would have to pay as compensation if you killed/injured someone in A-S life
- a singing storyteller also known as a bard
- a reference to another text (Grendel came from Cain- from the Bible)
- the earliest ancestral form of English; our language “grandmother”
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- the language of the church; was written down
- spoken by Shakespeare; 1500-present
- Hoo the ancient ship burial site in England where Anglo-Saxon era treasures were found
- A descriptive compound word used in Beowulf
- a fictional character who was a Geat who left Sweden to defend Hrothgar from Grendel
- a famous Celtic leader
- the Old English word for “fate” *God determined this, but in mythology the 3 Norns/Fates
- the language the Vikings brought with them to England
- a bond of loyalty that a thane would show his lord
- the repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of words
- the conqueror who invaded England in 1066 and brought French from Normandy
- the number of primary stresses each line of Beowulf contains
- an instrument that would accompany a singing storyteller
25 Clues: a famous Celtic leader • spoken by Shakespeare; 1500-present • a singing storyteller also known as a bard • A descriptive compound word used in Beowulf • the language of the church; was written down • spoken from around 1100-1500 (Chaucer’s language) • a bond of loyalty that a thane would show his lord • the language the Vikings brought with them to England • ...
Sip & Solve 2025-06-12
Across
- What college did Logan graduate from (2 Words)
- What is the Grooms name
- What is Logans moms name
- Who did Logan take Shelby to see for their first Valentines day (2 Words)
- What holiday did Logan propose to Shelby
- What character from Greek Mythology is Logans dog named after
- What is Shelbys dads name
- What Ocean Side city did the couple first say I love you
- What college did Shelby graduate from (2 Words)
- How many chickens does Shelby have
- What was Shelbys high school mascot
- Who said I love you first the bride or the groom
- Who was the first country artist Logan took Shelby to see (2 Words)
- What sport does Shelby play recreationally
- How did Logan and Shelby meet
- What branch of the military is Logan in (2 Words)
- What city is Logan from
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- What is the best mans name
- What is Shelbys favorite Scotch
- What popular Southern California tourist attraction was the second date (2 Words)
- What type of fruit will Shelby not eat
- What is Shelbys favorite holiday to decorate for
- Shelby says she will be a "Crazy ____ Lady"
- What is Logans favorite alcohol
- What is Shelbys moms name
- What was Shelby named after (according to her dad) (2 Words)
- What is the maid of honors name
- What is Logan allergic to
- What Japanese treat is Shelbys white and black dog named after
- What is Logans job in the military (2 Words)
- Who has been to more countries the bride or the groom
- What is a shared hobby of Logan and Shelby
- What city is Shelby born in.
- What is Logans dads name
- What was Logans Highschool Mascot
35 Clues: What is the Grooms name • What city is Logan from • What is Logans moms name • What is Logans dads name • What is Shelbys moms name • What is Shelbys dads name • What is Logan allergic to • What is the best mans name • What city is Shelby born in. • How did Logan and Shelby meet • What is Shelbys favorite Scotch • What is Logans favorite alcohol • What is the maid of honors name • ...
Final project Aria Lund 2025-06-06
Across
- this muscle is inferior to the deltoid muscle on the back.
- what ligament attaches to the sphenoid bone to help support the jaw.
- Side planks, Russian twists, and crunches, all target this type of muscle.
- this region of the body has a ball and socket joint, and is next to the axillary region.
- what motion do muscles perform to move;____ And relaxing.
- opposite of adduction.
- flexible, inelastic cord of strong, fibrous, collagen tissue attaching a muscle to a bone.
- _____ tendon, is named after a hero in Greek mythology.
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- this muscle is the large powerful muscle in the medial compartment of the thigh.
- The muscle from number four or originates at this type of vertebrae.
- A connective tissue that surrounds and separates muscle.
- what are the alternating darken light bands of muscle tissue that go from origin to insertion and have hair like texture called.
- this substance is found in muscles and made from amino acids, and after is broken down, turns into creatinine.
- A medical professional that helps with muscle movement and rehabilitation, known as a PT or____ Therapist.
- These tools used by PT’s are used to measure joint angles and range of motion.
- The orbicular oculi sits on this bone_____ ( head bone).
- what is the name of the muscle on the side of the head that originates at the zygomatic arch and inserts at the carcinoid process of the mandible.
- Gluteus Maximus is _____ (directional term) to the gluteus medius.
- Muscles produce_____ Acid when working out and physical exertion.
- Open the abdomen and find the ribs, what are the muscles in between called.
20 Clues: opposite of adduction. • _____ tendon, is named after a hero in Greek mythology. • A connective tissue that surrounds and separates muscle. • The orbicular oculi sits on this bone_____ ( head bone). • what motion do muscles perform to move;____ And relaxing. • this muscle is inferior to the deltoid muscle on the back. • ...
MAY 2025 2025-06-06
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- Serves as reflection of Norway's strong commitment to social equality and worker's welfare
- Lovely meringue crust and fresh berry topping, resembles the colours of the Norwegian flag
- Current Crown Prince
- Norway's national Cake
- National animal
- This Bunad features embroidered patterns depicting icebergs, local flowers and mining
- The Norwegian Constitution is the ____ oldest written constitution still in use
- Another Name for Constitution Day
- Symbol that binds Norway's unwritten history and it's present
- 1829 skirmish between demonstrators and military forces
- National flower
- Traditional sour cream porridge
- Govt minister who spent time curbing personal power of king
- Graduating class of high schoolers
- Kids can eat as much of this as they want
- Eaten with sour cream and jam or just plain
- Highly valued berry found in the mountainous regions
- Adds an element of luxury to any buffet
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- Norway was declared independent from this Country in 1814
- Another Name for Constitution Day
- Important part of the celebration with many parades of these
- Ancient festival with roots embedded in Norse mythology and pagan traditions
- Queen of Norway
- A boy's name of Old Norse origin meaning ancestor's heir or heir to the forefathers
- Norway's official motto
- Married a commoner
- Traditional waypoint for parades in Asker
- Became a National Holiday in 1947
- Public square in Oslo
- National Costume
- First royal bride in 340 years
- First of May
- Adds an element of luxury to any buffet
- Walked his daughter-in-law down the aisle as her father had passed away
- Currency in 1812
- Current reigning monarch's house
- Norway' Parliament
- Where was the Norwegian Constitution signed
- Monarch from 1808 until he abdicated in 1814
- National bird
- Salted and dried leg of lamb A must eat food on Constitution Day
41 Clues: First of May • National bird • Queen of Norway • National animal • National flower • National Costume • Currency in 1812 • Married a commoner • Norway' Parliament • Current Crown Prince • Public square in Oslo • Norway's national Cake • Norway's official motto • First royal bride in 340 years • Traditional sour cream porridge • Current reigning monarch's house • Another Name for Constitution Day • ...
Unit 6 Ancient Greece Crossword 2025-01-22
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- Spartan slave
- a form of democracy in which citizens elect officials to govern on their behalf
- a person with certain rights and responsibilities in hos or her country or community
- cruel and oppressive governemnt or rule
- an educated guess
- a city-sate in ancient Greek
- a government ruled by a few powerful people
- a fortified hilltop in an ancient Greek city
- an alliance handed by Athens that says that all Greek city-states will come together and help fight the Persians
- farmer who works land owned by another and pays rent either cash or crops
- military housing
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- formed from the surrounding city-state near Sparta
- society organized for the purpose of waging war
- foreigner in Greek city-state
- a high-ranked government official in Sparta who was elected by the council of elders
- a set of promises about patient care that new doctors make when they start practicing medicine
- a body of stories about gods and heroes that try to explain how the world works
- when a runner ran 26.1 miles to deliver a message
- a political system in which the supreme power lies in a body of citizens who can elect people to represent them
- a form of government in which citizen rule directly and not through representatives
- military formation of foot soldiers armed with spears and shields
- of or influenced by Greek Empire
- an athletic competition held every four years in honor of Zeus
- a government in which power is in the hands of a hereditary ruling class or nobility
- way to teaching developing by Socrates
25 Clues: Spartan slave • military housing • an educated guess • a city-sate in ancient Greek • foreigner in Greek city-state • of or influenced by Greek Empire • way to teaching developing by Socrates • cruel and oppressive governemnt or rule • a government ruled by a few powerful people • a fortified hilltop in an ancient Greek city • society organized for the purpose of waging war • ...
Ancient Greek Vocabulary 2025-01-13
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- War a long-term war between Athens and Sparta that led to Sparta’s victory
- Greek thinker who believed in practicing moderation and the use of reason
- group of soldiers arranged in a square
- a government that gives people the power to rule themselves
- Greek doctor famous for the Hippocratic oath, which ensures doctors do what is best for their patients
- a high hill that housed the fortress of the city-state
- democracy a form of democracy where citizens choose government officials to represent them
- poet who wrote the Odyssey and the Iliad
- the Great Macedonian King who expanded his empire across parts of three continents
- group of expert shipbuilders that settled on the island of Crete
- stories about gods and goddesses that attempt to explain different events
- Greek city-state where democracy was first created
- a type of government where the power is shared with a small group of people
- sporting competition held every four years, originally in honor of Zeus
- someone who has the right to participate in government
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- city-state
- leader of Ancient Greece who promoted democracy
- Greek philosopher famous for using questioning techniques
- Greek philosopher and teacher who created the Academy
- democracy a form of democracy that allows all citizens to directly participate in government
- a type of government that uses force to rule
- an agreement formed between groups to work together
- a type of government where only a small group of the wealthiest people have the power
- Greek city-state that became a military society
- Greek-like culture
- the first Greeks who established colonies and built fortresses throughout Greece
26 Clues: city-state • Greek-like culture • group of soldiers arranged in a square • poet who wrote the Odyssey and the Iliad • a type of government that uses force to rule • leader of Ancient Greece who promoted democracy • Greek city-state that became a military society • Greek city-state where democracy was first created • an agreement formed between groups to work together • ...
Frankenstein and HMT 2024-12-18
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- A figure from Greek mythology who defied the gods, inspiring Frankenstein’s monster and Victor’s creation. (9)
- The belief that physical matter is the only reality, influencing Victor Frankenstein's worldview. (11)
- The terrifying, violent, secretive enforcers of Gilead's laws. (4)
- A literary work referenced in *Frankenstein*, symbolizing the fall from grace. (13, 4)
- Excessive pride or arrogance, a central flaw in Victor Frankenstein's character. (6)
- The remote setting where Frankenstein’s pursuit of the monster reaches its climax. (6)
- The mass execution ceremony held in Gilead. (10)
- The character who narrates part of *Frankenstein*, driven by ambition similar to Victor’s. (6)
- The theory that electricity could reanimate life, a key concept in *Frankenstein*. (9)
- Mass prayer meetings occasionally held in the Republic of Gilead. (10)
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- A forbidden word game that Offred plays with the Commander. (8)
- In a romantic sense, an awe-inspiring feeling, often evoked by nature or the monstrous. (8)
- A genre that combines speculative science with imaginative storytelling, exemplified by *Frankenstein*. (13)
- A conservative anti-feminist activist who inspired Gilead's values. (6, 7)
- A disease that symbolized fear and panic in the 1980s, referenced in the context of infertility. (4)
- The type of fictional setting where Gilead exists. (8)
- The historical event that influenced the themes of revolution and change in *Frankenstein*. (6, 10)
- A genre that follows a character's growth, hinted at through Offred's reflections. (14)
- A societal collapse in birth rates, prompting drastic measures. (5, 6)
- A system ruled and dominated by men, like Gilead's government. (11)
- The religious ideology reflected in Gilead's values. (8)
- A genre characterized by dark, mysterious settings and themes, central to *Frankenstein*. (6)
22 Clues: The mass execution ceremony held in Gilead. (10) • The type of fictional setting where Gilead exists. (8) • The religious ideology reflected in Gilead's values. (8) • A forbidden word game that Offred plays with the Commander. (8) • The terrifying, violent, secretive enforcers of Gilead's laws. (4) • ...
Legendary king 2024-12-18
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- Roman dictator and general
- First Pharaoh of unified Egypt
- Often associated with the War of Roses, English ruler
- First ruler of the Akkadian Empire
- Macedonian ruler of Egypt, founder of a dynasty
- Egyptian pharaoh, known for his long reign
- Indian emperor, converted to Buddhism
- Spanish king, married Isabella
- Ruler of Camelot, associated with the Round Table
- Founder of the Mali Empire
- Assyrian king known for his library
- Last king of ancient Rome before the Republic
- French king, several rulers of this name
- Roman emperor who converted to Christianity
- Korean king, known for his invention of the Hangul script
- Anglo-Saxon king, known for defense against Vikings
- Sumerian king, protagonist of an ancient epic
- Legendary Viking chieftain
- Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire
- Persian emperor who freed the Jews
- Roman emperor known for his excesses
- Hero-king from Old English literature
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- Athenian leader during the Golden Age
- Known for wisdom, son of David
- Portuguese king, promoted exploration
- Babylonian king, known for his law code
- King of the Assyrians, related to the epic of Gilgamesh
- King with the golden touch
- First Norman king of England
- Theban king in Greek mythology
- Anglo-Saxon king, known for his resistance to the Danes
- Persian ruler at the height of its empire
- Biblical king, defeated Goliath
- King of Troy during the Trojan War
- First king of the Franks
- Father of Arthur in Arthurian legend
- Conqueror of the known world, Macedonian leader
- English king, often associated with martyrdom
- Known as the Lionheart, English king
- Leader of the Greeks in the Trojan War
40 Clues: First king of the Franks • Roman dictator and general • King with the golden touch • Founder of the Mali Empire • Legendary Viking chieftain • First Norman king of England • Known for wisdom, son of David • First Pharaoh of unified Egypt • Theban king in Greek mythology • Spanish king, married Isabella • Biblical king, defeated Goliath • Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire • ...
Easy Easy Easy Easy Crossword 2025-11-25
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- Texture of a food that is hard to bite through and swallow
- A small trunk or storage chest, typically stored by the bed
- Breed of English pig that is typically black and has six white markings
- Popular red, tasty, sweet, fruit
- Greek Goddess of Victory
- "A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y, Z"
- A stomach enzyme that breaks down proteins during digestion in the stomach
- The cozy home of a hermit crab
- A figure in Greek mythology that holds prophetic powers
- The process of transformation in insects (egg, larvae, pupae, adult)
- Spherical object used in multiple sports
- A sweet treat made from the cacao plant
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- Sum granted for killing or capturing a person or animal
- A cube with the numbers 1-6 on it
- Insect that transforms into a butterfly or moth
- A passport that enables a person to enter, leave, or stay for a specific period of time in a country
- Stage of human development before puberty
- Something that affects all people or things in the world, like gravity
- Type of art made of small regular or irregular pieces of colored stone, glass, or ceramic
- One of Maryville's biggest rivals in Football
- This state's capital is Phoenix
- A break in space between two objects
- A powerful circular current of water
- Bird associated with Aphrodite
- The largest rainforest on Earth
- Last name of a famous painter who hosted the popular show "The Joy of Painting"
- The scale of temperature which water freezes at 0° and boils at 100°
- Addictive drug a black bear consumed (34kg of the drug)
28 Clues: Greek Goddess of Victory • The cozy home of a hermit crab • Bird associated with Aphrodite • This state's capital is Phoenix • The largest rainforest on Earth • Popular red, tasty, sweet, fruit • A cube with the numbers 1-6 on it • A break in space between two objects • A powerful circular current of water • A sweet treat made from the cacao plant • ...
SAT vocab 2 crossword (H) 2025-12-10
Across
- This person helped someone "fix" their eyebrows.
- The metal was so _____ that its shape completely changed after Samik touched it.
- The first god in Greek Mythology
- Mr. Marple says that this person is sinewy.
- He was accused of _____ and banished from the kingdom.
- The ____ boy had amazing table manners.
- LeBron was very ______ in his game against the Raptors.
- Bats are ______ creatures.
- Sid loved to ____ books.
- Which animal has moved the fastest.
- The goddess of Love
- Cleveland's NBA team.
- The ____ was very proficient at skipping class.
- The Greeks tricked Odysseus by placing his ___ in front of his plow.
- The country Troy is located in today.
- A famous British food served with butter or jam.
- Emma Watson was ______.
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- The teacher demonstrated the _____ action of saying the same thing three times.
- This person prank called 911.
- Synonym of crybaby
- Mr. Marple hung of the ____ cliffs of Ireland.
- The island Odysseus is from.
- This person accidentally shaved off his eyebrows.
- The god of horses
- His ___ statement was short but also very expressive.
- When Sid ages, he will likely be very _____.
- Not in harmony or discordant
- The full name of the Green Knight
- Emma Watson's outfit was ______.
- The god of archery
- Sid was a(n) ____ who always critiqued Devya's grammar.
- A football team that has been located in Oakland, Los Angeles, and Las Vegas.
- The main character of the Odyssey.
- Harvey constantly tells Adith to stop saying _____.
- Anne Frank lived in a(n)_____.
- "Is a hotdog a _____"
- The last name of the person who leads the NBA in threes made.
- The University whose press created a popular use of the commma.
38 Clues: The god of horses • Synonym of crybaby • The god of archery • The goddess of Love • Cleveland's NBA team. • "Is a hotdog a _____" • Emma Watson was ______. • Sid loved to ____ books. • Bats are ______ creatures. • The island Odysseus is from. • Not in harmony or discordant • This person prank called 911. • Anne Frank lived in a(n)_____. • The first god in Greek Mythology • ...
选必一 Unit 1B 2024-11-23
Across
- a person's behaviour in a particular place or in a particular situation/ organise and/ or do a particular activity
- a method of doing or making sth,especially one that is used in industry
- a point that is a particular amount of space away from sth else
- (in Chinese mythology)a large snake-like animal with claws,which can control water and is seen as a symbol of power,strength,and good luck
- a thing that sb has done successfully,especially using their own effort and skill
- to continue to do sth despite difficulties or opposition,in away that can seem unreasonable
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- the ability tomake sensible decisions and give good advice because of the experience and knowledge that you have
- an act of stepping once when walking or running;the distance travelled when doing this
- a road vehicle, usually with four wheels,that is pulled by one or more horses and was used in the past to carry people
- to stop happening or existing;to stop sth from happening or existing
- to push sth closely and firmly against sth;to be pushed in this way /(ofien the Press)newspapers andmagazines
11 Clues: a point that is a particular amount of space away from sth else • to stop happening or existing;to stop sth from happening or existing • a method of doing or making sth,especially one that is used in industry • a thing that sb has done successfully,especially using their own effort and skill • ...
Vocab Unit 15 Quiz 2016-04-14
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- Heeding the signs posted on every wall, she handled the _____ container carefully.
- In order to make sure that the photographer will ____ your senior pictures, you should give him more money.
- Bonus:Gatsby, because he earned his money, is part of the ______ portion of the upper class.
- In Greek mythology, the Minotaur ran through a ______ labyrinth chasing the sacrifices.
- "CUT!!" the director yelled as the crew chuckled at the _____ golf carts riding across the set of Downton Abbey.
- Bonus:Like many others during the Roaring 20's, Gatsby made his money by being a ______.
- For his ______ crimes, the traitor was thrown in a prison cell for the rest of his life.
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- Dispite its lack of water, the ____ plant still managed to thrive.
- The students hurriedly finished their vocab homework before the quiz. You think after so many weeks they would know not to _____.
- Bonus: During the Roaring 20's there was a push toward _____ principles by the writers of the Harlem Renaissace.
- There was something so ____ in his manner that she felt the need to look up at him though they were the same height.
- Bonus:Despite their best efforts the bridesmaids' dresses were nothing but ____.
- After 4 gruelling years, there will be great _____ when the soon-to-be-teachers graduate.
- "A kiss is a lovely trick designed by nature to stop speech when words become _____." -Ingrid Bergman
14 Clues: Dispite its lack of water, the ____ plant still managed to thrive. • Bonus:Despite their best efforts the bridesmaids' dresses were nothing but ____. • Heeding the signs posted on every wall, she handled the _____ container carefully. • In Greek mythology, the Minotaur ran through a ______ labyrinth chasing the sacrifices. • ...
My vocab words Group 1 2023-10-23
Across
- the ____ religion, based on the life and teachings of Jesus and on the Bible
- the belief in one god
- a religious teaching by Buddha and his followers, which declares that by destroying greed and hatred, man can attain happiness
- the way of life propagated by a Chinese philosopher named K'ung Fu-tzu or Confucius, in the Westernized version, believed that society could become perfect, if the people who lived in it exhibited beautiful conduct.
- originated in India and is viewed as monotheism or polytheism, and religious beliefs are characterized by a belief of reincarnation
- a collection of traditional stories that express beliefs and values
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- a religion based on the messages that Muhammad is believed to have recieved from god. in arabic the word ______ means to submit to god
- a folktale that tries to explain the way of the world usually with gods and goddesses
- specific fundamental set of beliefs and practices
- the belief in many gods
- the religion of the Israelites of the Bible and of the Jews of today, based on the teachings of Torah ______ involves the belief in one god, whose Chosen People are the Jews. It is the worlds oldest monotheistic religion.
11 Clues: the belief in one god • the belief in many gods • specific fundamental set of beliefs and practices • a collection of traditional stories that express beliefs and values • the ____ religion, based on the life and teachings of Jesus and on the Bible • a folktale that tries to explain the way of the world usually with gods and goddesses • ...
Norse, Roman and Greek Myths and Legends 2023-11-07
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- I wrote the “Iliad”, who am I?
- As the Mount of Vesuvius erupted over me, I as the ancient city of Rome, tragically perished. Who am I?
- to destroy the world, who am I?
- I am the multi-headed dog that guards the gate of the underworld. Who am I?
- I had been entrusted with a gift from Zeus, warning me never to look into it. But my curiosity got the best of me, and with it, I ended earthly paradise and released evil into the world. Who am I?
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- The Greeks hid behind me in the battle of Troy, made of wood and made to deceive, who am I?
- Who was the Goddess of death in Norse Mythology?
- I am the king of the gods, the ruler of the sky, who am I according to the romans?
- I am not the trueborn son of Odin, I am the bringer of Ragnarök , my children are monsters ,
- I am a gorgon who defines evil, and all who lay eyes on me turn to stone. I have but a tragic story, and my locks slither about. (Answer- Medusa)
- I am the wife of Zeus, who am I?
11 Clues: I wrote the “Iliad”, who am I? • to destroy the world, who am I? • I am the wife of Zeus, who am I? • Who was the Goddess of death in Norse Mythology? • I am the multi-headed dog that guards the gate of the underworld. Who am I? • I am the king of the gods, the ruler of the sky, who am I according to the romans? • ...
BOOKS 2023-06-26
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- A thrilling and exciting story that involves dangerous or risky situations and courageous characters.
- Imaginary or made-up stories that are not based on real events or people.
- A book that tells the story of a real person's life, including their achievements, experiences, and challenges.
- A narrative about imaginary or real-life events, often written to entertain or teach a lesson.
- An exciting or daring experience, often involving a journey or exploration, that is described in a book.
- Stories or legends that explain the origins of things or the beliefs of a particular culture or civilization.
- A reference book that provides information on various topics, organized alphabetically.
- Books that provide factual information about real-life subjects, such as history, science, or biographies.
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- A reference book that lists words in alphabetical order and provides definitions, pronunciations, and meanings.
- An imaginative genre of literature that includes magical or supernatural elements and takes place in fictional worlds.
- Book A book that tells a story through illustrations or images, often accompanied by simple text.
- A form of literature that uses rhythmic and expressive language to convey emotions, ideas, or experiences.
- A book used to record personal thoughts, experiences, or reflections.
- A story that presents a problem or puzzle to be solved, usually involving a crime or a secret that needs uncovering.
- A book or magazine that tells a story using a combination of pictures and dialogue in a series of panels.
15 Clues: A book used to record personal thoughts, experiences, or reflections. • Imaginary or made-up stories that are not based on real events or people. • A reference book that provides information on various topics, organized alphabetically. • A narrative about imaginary or real-life events, often written to entertain or teach a lesson. • ...
Odyssey book 11-12 2016-12-12
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- The wife of Hades who sends the deceased heroes to talk to Odysseus
- The tool that Odysseus used so he was unable to hear the Sirens
- The messenger god; Often gives Odysseus advise
- The wife of Tydareus who slept with Poseidon
- "holy Persephone"
- People in Greek mythology who live on the island of Scheria
- "arrogant men devouring your wealth and courting your wife"
- "I have not yet set foot on my native land"
- "he killed me with the help of my cursed wife"
- Odysseus' mother and the daughter of the hero Autolycus
- A Theban prophet
- The place where The Trojan Horse was placed and where many of Odysseus' men died
- Something that was very important to the goddess Helios
- the person who Neleus wedded after courting her with gifts
- "My crafty Odysseus"
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- the god who tried to sink Odysseus' fleet at sea
- Odysseus visited her island after they left the Underworld
- "Dead tired from rowing and lack of sleep"
- "he dread, beautiful goddess who loved me and took care of me"
- women who live in the sea who bewitch all men who come near with their voice
- The man who is angry with Odysseus because of some armor
- "her serving women brought meat, bread, and bright red wine"
- "They made their beautiful voices carry, and my heart yearned to listened."
- "I wept when I saw her, and pitied her"
- The wife of Agamemnon went against her husband when she helped Aegisthus kill him; an act of _____
- a woman who married her son after he killed his father
- The island where the sea nymph Calypso lived
- the lionhearted battler
28 Clues: A Theban prophet • "holy Persephone" • "My crafty Odysseus" • the lionhearted battler • "I wept when I saw her, and pitied her" • "Dead tired from rowing and lack of sleep" • "I have not yet set foot on my native land" • The wife of Tydareus who slept with Poseidon • The island where the sea nymph Calypso lived • The messenger god; Often gives Odysseus advise • ...
Crossword Puzzle2 (Chap 6) 2018-05-27
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- v. To carry (something) on one's person from one place to another
- v. To strive against another or others to attain a goal, such as an advantage or victory
- v. To command (someone) not to do something
- n. A town or city that is the official seat of government in a political entity
- a. Brought from wildness into a domesticated or tractable state
- a. Of or relating to institutionalized education and scholarship, especially at a college or university
- a. Beyond what is ordinary or usual
- n. The organism or organisms resulting from sexual or asexual reproduction.
- v. to refer to or speak about briefly or incidentally
- a. Very great in size, extent, or amount
- v. To become clogged or jammed because of the formation of ice
- n. An unverified story handed down from earlier times, especially one popularly believed to be historical
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- v. To pull up something from the ground
- a. Strikingly new, unusual, or different
- n. A state of disagreement or disharmony between persons or ideas; a clash
- v. To set free from physical restraint or binding; let go
- n. One who practices magic; a sorcerer or magician
- n. A body or collection of myths belonging to a people and addressing their origin, history, deities, ancestors, and heroes.
- v. To set going by taking the first step; begin
- a. Of or relating to recent times or the present
- n. the inevitable fortune that befalls a person or thing; destiny
- n. A usually sweet course or dish, as of fruit, ice cream, or pastry, served at the end of a meal
- a. Causing or tending to cause death
- a. Containing all components; complete
24 Clues: a. Beyond what is ordinary or usual • a. Causing or tending to cause death • a. Containing all components; complete • v. To pull up something from the ground • a. Strikingly new, unusual, or different • a. Very great in size, extent, or amount • v. To command (someone) not to do something • v. To set going by taking the first step; begin • ...
allusions 2014-02-20
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- lasting friendship
- god of wine, reverly, the power of nature, fertility, and emotional ecstasy. terms of overuse or excess
- blinded by the "light from heaven" 3 days later, he accepted baptism and "the scales" fell from his eyes
- anyone who stops to help a stranger in need
- a theological reference to innocent blood and the archetypal brother-versus
- surpass the evil of the worst tyrant
- symbolic of the path to God and to heaven
- symbolic of powerful destructive forces ; war,death,plague,famine
- advises us to share our wealth with those who need it and that it shall be returned
- alludes to paternal grief and to a lost and faithless son
- representative of extreme bravery and unwavering faith in the face of adversity
- the dangere involved in daring to enter "the realm of the gods"
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- the idea that faith can provide spritual sustenance
- she is the archetype of speed, strength, and daring foiled by a trick of the intellect
- warning against hypocrisy
- division from the worthy and the unworthy
- there is room in heaven for all who believes
- easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to get into heaven
- in Matthew implies that wisdom cannot be attained through the teachings of the unenlightened
- a place of great physical or psychological suffering
- gave birth to Solomon
- teaches a lesson in mercy and cautions "be kind to your enemy"
- symbolic of man's willingness to make the ultimate sacrifice to demonstrate his faith and trust in God. It is symbolic of the idea that faith shall be rewarded
- impending peril in Greek mythology
- to discord between siblings ; to the idea of fortunate or favored son
25 Clues: lasting friendship • gave birth to Solomon • warning against hypocrisy • impending peril in Greek mythology • surpass the evil of the worst tyrant • division from the worthy and the unworthy • symbolic of the path to God and to heaven • anyone who stops to help a stranger in need • there is room in heaven for all who believes • ...
Greek History Xavier W. 2021-03-01
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- When the rules changed how many speaking actors were allowed
- What greek word did theater come from
- chorus mean in greek
- Usage of words to express thought
- What were used to make it easier to switch characters and let males play female characters
- Who won the first recorded theatrical event
- Whowas the first great theorist of dramatic art, who defined the word tragedy in his work Poetics.
- What was part of theater that added color, movement, and expressed opinions
- How many types of performers were there in Greek theater
- comes from the Greek verb meaning “to do” or “to act.”
- What
- The arrangements of the events in the play
- What is the origin of our word scene.
- Greek drama was presented at festivals honoring the god ________
- What is an “imitation of an action
- What was prohibited to happen on the stage
- How was the orchestra set up (rectangular, circular, etc)
- What city had had approximately 250,000-300,000 people.
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- How many people were normally in a chorus
- Emphasized the attempts of human characters to control their own destinies
- Support the plot. Their motivation drives the play.
- Where were the best seats in the theater (side, center, back, front)
- What kind of people were the best seats saved for
- Something to shock the audience
- How speech reveals character
- part man and part goat, famous for being drunk and sexual.
- Song sung by chorus should be part of the plot
- The major festival was the City ______
- What is a creature in classical mythology who
- Who wrote around 123 plays that only 7 survived to this day
- What was In the middle of the orchestra
31 Clues: What • chorus mean in greek • How speech reveals character • Something to shock the audience • Usage of words to express thought • What is an “imitation of an action • What greek word did theater come from • What is the origin of our word scene. • The major festival was the City ______ • What was In the middle of the orchestra • How many people were normally in a chorus • ...
Roman Crossword 2022-03-31
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- The top of the Roman Republic and there could only be two at a time.
- The year that was used as the year the Western Empire fell.
- A 200-year peace treaty.
- What most of the people lived in Rome
- A big amphitheater that was made as a gift to the people.
- The most important forum in ancient Rome and held public meetings, law courts, and gladiatorial combats in republican times and was also lined with shops.
- Passed laws to encourage marital stability and renew religious practices and also created a time of peace called the Pax Romana during his reign.
- A low social class of most of Rome which were poor and had fewer rights for some time.
- A social class of wealthy families/people who had more rights for some time.
- A channel that would bring water to the city of Rome normally across a river or valley.
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- A set of laws inscribed on 12 bronze tablets created in ancient Rome in 451 and 450 BCE
- A person killed for political reasons.
- A Roman general that was assassinated because he was becoming too powerful after leading his army.
- All foreigners who lacked Greek and Roman traditions.
- A man in ancient Rome who took part in fights as public entertainment.
- A person who practices a religion that worships many gods.
- The main language throughout the Roman Empire.
- The god of sky and thunder, as well as the king of gods in Ancient Roman Mythology.
- Is a very famous temple that was made to honor many gods and was started by a person named Agrippa.
- A person who died for their beliefs or religion.
20 Clues: A 200-year peace treaty. • What most of the people lived in Rome • A person killed for political reasons. • The main language throughout the Roman Empire. • A person who died for their beliefs or religion. • All foreigners who lacked Greek and Roman traditions. • A big amphitheater that was made as a gift to the people. • ...
Papa Birthday 2024-01-19
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- Favorite backyard flyer in winter
- Your favorite furry creature
- Many are found in your yard
- Type of swing in your front yard
- One of the largest dinosaurs discovered
- Papa's pet-name for Bubbie
- Something to drink water out
- The "cranberry tree" is often this when Norah is driving
- Your second daughter's birth month
- Monster Heracles conquered with help from his cousin
- Fish devoured by both Norah and the grizzlies of Katmai
- Boardgame frequented at Papa & Bubbie sleepovers
- Heracles was tasked to take the impenetrable hide of this animal
- Meat most enjoyed by the pool
- Greek hero who flew too close to the sun
- Must-have treats at the pool
- Guy at the recycling center is commonly known as an...
- The skull and crossbones flag is also called the _?
- Elliott and Papa compete over who can clean these better
- Norah's favorite tree that cries?
- Clothing item frequently forgotten by Papa
- Name of the Jason's ship
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- Elliott's poolside alligator-rasslin' alter ego
- A favorite daily pastime of Papa's
- Homer's favorite treat and Andrea's birthday breakfast specialty
- Fruit that grows in your yard
- Brand of truck owned by you
- Your firstborn's birthday month
- Elliott's favorite breakfast meat
- Norah's favorite thing to do
- Norah's favorite color
- It makes marshmallows better
- Greatest hero in Greek Mythology
- Part of the yard you actually want to burn
- Grandkids organization for solving the unknown
- Elliott's favorite projectile weaponry
- Something to climb
- Popular crust style at Mr. Pizza
- Underworld canine pet
- Latin spelling of the greatest hero
- Pirate known to light off fireworks in his facial hair
- #13 for the US Women's National Soccer Team
- Hogwarts' gamekeeper
43 Clues: Something to climb • Hogwarts' gamekeeper • Underworld canine pet • Norah's favorite color • Name of the Jason's ship • Papa's pet-name for Bubbie • Many are found in your yard • Brand of truck owned by you • Your favorite furry creature • Norah's favorite thing to do • Something to drink water out • It makes marshmallows better • Must-have treats at the pool • ...
ART APPRECIATION 2023-09-13
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- Used to demonstrate a genuine appreciation for art.
- The visible features of an area of land.
- It contributed to the emergence of abstract art in the nineteenth century.
- It is also known as objective art because the sources of inspiration for _______ work are generally real objects, people, or scenes.
- It represent the sea.
- A successive visions, images, and feelings experienced by a person during his/ her sleep.
- A representation of urban landscapes.
- This will enable one to determine if the work has an overall sense of unity.
- Imagining improbable things, which have no basis in reality.
- Art critics usually criticize art in the context of aesthetics or the theory of _____.
- The discussion or evaluation of visual art. Its goal is to pursue a rational basis for art appreciation.
- A painting, photograph, sculpture, or other artistic presentation of a person, in which the face and its expression is predominant.
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- It expresses things that are not visible- emotions or feelings for example.
- Art that depicts inanimate subjects in an artificial setting.
- Identifies the expressive qualities, or the meaning, mood, or idea communicated to the viewer.
- The subject in art is basically the ______ of the peice.
- The term ______ in art refer to the main idea that is represented in the artwork.
- It is an art that is always connected to something visual from the real world.
- A collection of myths, especially one belonging to a particular religious or cultural tradition.Dream A successive visions, images, and feelings experienced by a person during his/ her sleep.
- One identifies the literal qualities, or realistic presentation of subject matter, and the elements of art found in the work.
20 Clues: It represent the sea. • A representation of urban landscapes. • The visible features of an area of land. • Used to demonstrate a genuine appreciation for art. • The subject in art is basically the ______ of the peice. • Imagining improbable things, which have no basis in reality. • Art that depicts inanimate subjects in an artificial setting. • ...
Literary Vocabulary Task 2023-10-05
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- The process through which the author reveals to the reader the qualities of a character.
- The story line or organization of events or episodes within a story.
- Highly exaggerated or improbable story.
- The storyteller.
- A manner of speaking or variation on a language peculiar to an individual, a people, a social class or a geographic region.
- The perspective from which a story is seen or told.
- The stated or (more commonly) implied lesson of a story.
- The section immediately following the climax and lasting until the end of the story.
- A moment of significant realization and insight experienced by the protagonist, often at the end of a story.
- Detail in a story that is specific to a geographic region or an environment,
- The "unknotting" or resolution of the plot or conflict.
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- An incident or event within the main plot of the story.
- The major character or force that opposes the protagonist.
- A brief, direct, or indirect reference to a person, place, or event from history, literature, or mythology that the author hopes or assumes the reader will recognize.
- Any subject matter or techniques that create a “true to life" impression for the reader.
- Both a fictional person in a story, and the moral, dispositional and behavioral qualities of that fictional person.
- These are concrete details and figures of speech that help the reader form vivid impressions of the subject of the writing.
- Protagonist of a story who possesses qualities, such as courage, or virtues, such as honesty.
- A story ending in which there is no clear outcome, result or resolved conflict.
- See motivation
20 Clues: See motivation • The storyteller. • Highly exaggerated or improbable story. • The perspective from which a story is seen or told. • An incident or event within the main plot of the story. • The "unknotting" or resolution of the plot or conflict. • The stated or (more commonly) implied lesson of a story. • The major character or force that opposes the protagonist. • ...
Lessons 5 & 6 Crossword Puzzle Reviewer 2023-09-12
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- The visible features of an area of land, its landforms, and how they integrate with natural or man-made features.
- How many procedures are there in art criticism
- The discussion or evaluation of visual art.
- Artworks that depict real situations
- It is a focused view or interpretation of specific natural elements.
- The subject in art is basically the ________ of the piece.
- The 3rd step/procedure in art criticism.
- Who uses the operations of description, analysis, interpretation, and judgment to gain information from the artwork?
- A collection of myths, especially one belonging to a particular religious or cultural tradition.
- Artworks that does not depict anything from the real world.
- A goal of art criticism is the pursuit of a rational basis for _________.
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- This initial step begins by making a thorough inventory of everything one sees in the work of art.
- An art where it is always connected to something visual from the real world.
- It is an important part of the art criticism process in order to demonstrate a genuine appreciation of art.
- When _________ the meaning of an artwork, one must refer to everything he or she learned during the description and analysis.
- This understanding will enable one to determine if the work has an overall sense of unity.
- During analysis, the _____ of art will be used to determine how the elements of an art used in the picture are organized.
- It is a painting, photograph, sculpture, or other artistic representation of a person.
- Successive visions, images, and feelings experienced by a person during his/her sleep.
- Imagining improbable things, which have no basis in reality.
20 Clues: Artworks that depict real situations • The 3rd step/procedure in art criticism. • The discussion or evaluation of visual art. • How many procedures are there in art criticism • The subject in art is basically the ________ of the piece. • Artworks that does not depict anything from the real world. • Imagining improbable things, which have no basis in reality. • ...
The Lightning Thief Crossword Puzzle 2024-02-14
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- A person who is qualified to design buildings and to plan and supervise their construction
- A fictitious name, especially one used by an author
- Betrayal of trust; deceptive action or nature
- Positioned in or relating to the sky, or outer space as observed in astronomy
- The time or date at which the sun reaches its maximum or minimum declination
- A large retail store selling a wide variety of goods
- (in an insect or amphibian) the process of transformation from an immature form to an adult form in two or more distinct stages
- A collection or the study of myths
- Any of the 12 Greek gods regarded as living on Olympus
- To cleverly get an advantage over someone, especially a competitor
- The mythical abode of the dead, imagined as being under the earth
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- A continuous body of salt water that is contained in an enormous basin on Earths surface
- One side of the back half of the carcass of a quadruped including a leg and usually one or more ribs
- Feeling, showing or expressing empathy
- A wide street in a town or city, typically one lined with trees
- A terrestrial arachnid with pincers similar to those of a lobster and a venomous sting at the end of its jointed tail
- A mythical creature portrayed during classical antiquity with the head and tail of a bull and the body of a man
- A statue, building, or other structure erected to commemorate a famous or notable person or event
- The highest mountain in Greece
- A sudden electrostatic discharge that occurs typically during a thunderstorm
20 Clues: The highest mountain in Greece • A collection or the study of myths • Feeling, showing or expressing empathy • Betrayal of trust; deceptive action or nature • A fictitious name, especially one used by an author • A large retail store selling a wide variety of goods • Any of the 12 Greek gods regarded as living on Olympus • ...
Ms. Forstall's 5th Grade Class! 2023-10-09
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- The biggest baseball fan and best player in all of Montclair!
- Look for the mushrooms and you’ll find his desk
- She shares a name with a city in Italy
- He loves to draw and create little paper sculptures
- Our recently brace-less math whiz
- Donkey! What are you doing in my swamp?
- Sarcasm is the name of the game
- He seems to live in one sweatshirt
- Can anyone find him under that hood during morning meeting?
- If you need to know about mythology, you turn to him!
- She’s got the coolest clear glasses and an infectious smile!
- Esperanza Rising is probably the only book she’s read under 1,000 pages long!
- She’s gotta lotta ideas and is always ready to share!!!
- His name is a homophone for an amount of distance!
- His family just got a new puppy!
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- Ah man, well where do I even start?!
- His name is a homophone for the passages our blood travels through
- Instead of going to a North or South southeastern state, we find her right in this class. Hopefully she’ll teach us all to crochet one day!
- He shares a name with Rye’s mom
- He’s always ready to volunteer to help Ms. Forstall out
- She’ll fight Max for title of Biggest Swiftie
- Consistently wears Ms. Forstall’s favorite jacket in the class
- Is that Hermione Granger I hear? No, it’s ___!
- Did you know her first name is Audriana but she goes by her middle name?
- Starts each day by complementing Ms. Forstall’s outfit
- Instead of going to a North or South midwest state, we find her right in this class
- She’ll be a black belt in Taekwondo in no time
27 Clues: He shares a name with Rye’s mom • Sarcasm is the name of the game • His family just got a new puppy! • Our recently brace-less math whiz • He seems to live in one sweatshirt • Ah man, well where do I even start?! • She shares a name with a city in Italy • Donkey! What are you doing in my swamp? • She’ll fight Max for title of Biggest Swiftie • ...
Test your knowledge on the Isle of Bria 2020-02-24
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- the basic law making body in a democracy, made up of a group of citizens
- goddess of wisdom and war, patron goddess of Athens
- another name for city-state used by the Greeks
- Peninsula a stretch of land that extends southward into the eastern part of the Mediterranean Sea
- Ancient Athenian leader who strove to make Athens the center of art and literature and who was responsible for building the Parthenon.
- Ancient Greek philosopher and mathematician whose ideas led to the field of geometry
- Scientist of the Hellenistic Age who was the first person to explain how levers work
- developed written code of Athenian law 620 BC
- powerful military ships - on the bow was a bronze-tipped battering ram, which could easily slice through a wooden ship.
- a type of government in which all power is held in the hands of one ruler, usually a military leader
- a mountain in northern Greece thought by the ancient Greeks to be the home of their gods
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- Queen of the gods
- method an approach to teaching developed by the Greek philosopher, Socrates, which involves teaching people to think by asking questions
- a government run by the people in which citizens make their laws
- a government that is run by a few people, usually by members of rich, powerful families
- Ancient Greek poet who composed two poems, the Iliad and the Odyssey, about the Trojan War
- sea goddesses in mythology that sang a lured sailors to their deaths.
- Ancient Greek doctor who is often called the "father of medicine"
- valuables taken in war
- Goddess of love and beauty
- King of the gods
- a system of government ruled by a queen or a king; "one ruler"
22 Clues: King of the gods • Queen of the gods • valuables taken in war • Goddess of love and beauty • developed written code of Athenian law 620 BC • another name for city-state used by the Greeks • goddess of wisdom and war, patron goddess of Athens • a system of government ruled by a queen or a king; "one ruler" • a government run by the people in which citizens make their laws • ...
Test your knowledge on the Isle of Bria 2020-02-24
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- Ancient Greek doctor who is often called the "father of medicine"
- Queen of the gods
- a government that is run by a few people, usually by members of rich, powerful families
- developed written code of Athenian law 620 BC
- a system of government ruled by a queen or a king; "one ruler"
- Goddess of love and beauty
- Peninsula a stretch of land that extends southward into the eastern part of the Mediterranean Sea
- the basic law making body in a democracy, made up of a group of citizens
- King of the gods
- goddess of wisdom and war, patron goddess of Athens
- method an approach to teaching developed by the Greek philosopher, Socrates, which involves teaching people to think by asking questions
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- valuables taken in war
- a mountain in northern Greece thought by the ancient Greeks to be the home of their gods
- Ancient Greek philosopher and mathematician whose ideas led to the field of geometry
- a government run by the people in which citizens make their laws
- Scientist of the Hellenistic Age who was the first person to explain how levers work
- Ancient Greek poet who composed two poems, the Iliad and the Odyssey, about the Trojan War
- powerful military ships - on the bow was a bronze-tipped battering ram, which could easily slice through a wooden ship.
- another name for city-state used by the Greeks
- Ancient Athenian leader who strove to make Athens the center of art and literature and who was responsible for building the Parthenon.
- a type of government in which all power is held in the hands of one ruler, usually a military leader
- sea goddesses in mythology that sang a lured sailors to their deaths.
22 Clues: King of the gods • Queen of the gods • valuables taken in war • Goddess of love and beauty • developed written code of Athenian law 620 BC • another name for city-state used by the Greeks • goddess of wisdom and war, patron goddess of Athens • a system of government ruled by a queen or a king; "one ruler" • a government run by the people in which citizens make their laws • ...
Test your knowledge on the Isle of Bria 2020-02-24
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- goddess of wisdom and war, patron goddess of Athens
- Ancient Greek poet who composed two poems, the Iliad and the Odyssey, about the Trojan War
- Ancient Athenian leader who strove to make Athens the center of art and literature and who was responsible for building the Parthenon.
- Ancient Greek doctor who is often called the "father of medicine"
- sea goddesses in mythology that sang a lured sailors to their deaths.
- valuables taken in war
- a government that is run by a few people, usually by members of rich, powerful families
- powerful military ships - on the bow was a bronze-tipped battering ram, which could easily slice through a wooden ship.
- the basic law making body in a democracy, made up of a group of citizens
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- Scientist of the Hellenistic Age who was the first person to explain how levers work
- Queen of the gods
- a government run by the people in which citizens make their laws
- another name for city-state used by the Greeks
- Ancient Greek philosopher and mathematician whose ideas led to the field of geometry
- Goddess of love and beauty
- a type of government in which all power is held in the hands of one ruler, usually a military leader
- developed written code of Athenian law 620 BC
- method an approach to teaching developed by the Greek philosopher, Socrates, which involves teaching people to think by asking questions
- a mountain in northern Greece thought by the ancient Greeks to be the home of their gods
- a system of government ruled by a queen or a king; "one ruler"
- King of the gods
- Peninsula a stretch of land that extends southward into the eastern part of the Mediterranean Sea
22 Clues: King of the gods • Queen of the gods • valuables taken in war • Goddess of love and beauty • developed written code of Athenian law 620 BC • another name for city-state used by the Greeks • goddess of wisdom and war, patron goddess of Athens • a system of government ruled by a queen or a king; "one ruler" • a government run by the people in which citizens make their laws • ...
Test your knowledge on the Isle of Bria 2020-02-24
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- Ancient Greek doctor who is often called the "father of medicine"
- Queen of the gods
- a government that is run by a few people, usually by members of rich, powerful families
- developed written code of Athenian law 620 BC
- a system of government ruled by a queen or a king; "one ruler"
- Goddess of love and beauty
- Peninsula a stretch of land that extends southward into the eastern part of the Mediterranean Sea
- the basic law making body in a democracy, made up of a group of citizens
- King of the gods
- goddess of wisdom and war, patron goddess of Athens
- method an approach to teaching developed by the Greek philosopher, Socrates, which involves teaching people to think by asking questions
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- valuables taken in war
- a mountain in northern Greece thought by the ancient Greeks to be the home of their gods
- Ancient Greek philosopher and mathematician whose ideas led to the field of geometry
- a government run by the people in which citizens make their laws
- Scientist of the Hellenistic Age who was the first person to explain how levers work
- Ancient Greek poet who composed two poems, the Iliad and the Odyssey, about the Trojan War
- powerful military ships - on the bow was a bronze-tipped battering ram, which could easily slice through a wooden ship.
- another name for city-state used by the Greeks
- Ancient Athenian leader who strove to make Athens the center of art and literature and who was responsible for building the Parthenon.
- a type of government in which all power is held in the hands of one ruler, usually a military leader
- sea goddesses in mythology that sang a lured sailors to their deaths.
22 Clues: King of the gods • Queen of the gods • valuables taken in war • Goddess of love and beauty • developed written code of Athenian law 620 BC • another name for city-state used by the Greeks • goddess of wisdom and war, patron goddess of Athens • a system of government ruled by a queen or a king; "one ruler" • a government run by the people in which citizens make their laws • ...
Poetry Terms 2019-11-20
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- A type of poem that tells a tragic story, often narrated by someone who has done something wrong (like an outlaw), containing a simple rhyme scheme.
- The speaker or poet's attitude toward the subject
- A type of poem that expresses the thoughts, feelings, and state of mind of the poet.
- Giving animals/objects the characteristics of humans
- The use of words with the same letter or sound at the beginning of words that are close to one another.
- Poetry written in unrhymed iambic pentameter.
- Lines in a poem that end with the same or similar sound.
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- Poetry that has neither rhyme nor a specific syllable requirement per line.
- Makes an implied or hidden comparison between two things that are unrelated, but share common characteristics.
- The emotions the reader is made to feel when reading the poem
- When words have the same or similar vowel sounds within lines.
- A figurative expression that means something different from its literal meaning.
- The continuation of a sentence over a line break without the use of punctuation.
- A direct comparison using “like” or “as”
- A contradictory statement or phrase.
- A figure of speech that uses exaggeration to express strong emotion or create comic effect.
- A reference to a statement, a person, a place, or an event from literature, history, religion, mythology, politics, sports, science, or pop culture.
- A poem with 14 lines, written in iambic pentameter, containing either 3 quatrains and a couplet OR an octave and a sestet.
- Words that sound similar but do not rhyme exactly.
- The use of language that appeals to the five senses with vivid descriptions:
20 Clues: A contradictory statement or phrase. • A direct comparison using “like” or “as” • Poetry written in unrhymed iambic pentameter. • The speaker or poet's attitude toward the subject • Words that sound similar but do not rhyme exactly. • Giving animals/objects the characteristics of humans • Lines in a poem that end with the same or similar sound. • ...
MY LONG CROSSWORD TO YOU 2020-03-27
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- my mother's name
- what we did together leading to our BEST first kiss
- the month you told me your feelings
- that animal crossing guy I love. Hint. he is purple
- Greek..
- my gran's name
- the first person I told about us
- Your biggest competition
- your adorable Halloween costume
- Our second go-to beverage
- That Tv show I started watching because of you
- Begins with 'E' ends in 'H' twas the beginning of us
- That Guy.. you know... that handsome bloke you say I love
- The name of that Anime/manga series I love...
- That concert we went to together
- The second word of the cafe we always go to
- Josh Gibson touches-
- My favourite thing about you
- Name of the teacher who took the class when I started to fall for you
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- Bonjour... "[INSERT YOUR PHRASE]" *smirks*
- That phrase that you say which is super cute but also slightly annoying
- My favourite thing about that book series we enjoyed together
- that activity I hate doing with the balls
- The name of my main counsellor
- That Netflix show we both like
- One of he biggest things that make me a nerd
- My new found favourite schooly thing
- The name of my dream kitty
- what both of our houses have in common
- The colour of my eyes
- the second name of my favourite harry potter character
- The day of our first date
- the name of the poem I wrote about us
- You have a big one
- That word I say that causes you to roll your eyes
- Quite possibky the weirdest things I experience, yet wildly entertaining
36 Clues: Greek.. • my gran's name • my mother's name • You have a big one • Josh Gibson touches- • The colour of my eyes • Your biggest competition • Our second go-to beverage • The day of our first date • The name of my dream kitty • My favourite thing about you • The name of my main counsellor • That Netflix show we both like • your adorable Halloween costume • the first person I told about us • ...
Mixtape 2024-04-23
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- A common type of Poppy known for its bright red petals and black center.
- Developed the first commercial electric telegraph.
- A large bird of prey known for its keen eyesight and powerful talons.
- The type of cloud often associated with thunderstorms and heavy rainfall.
- Small, nocturnal mammal known for its ability to roll into a defensive ball when threatened.
- A sweet, sticky substance made by bees.
- Large, herbivorous mammal native to Africa and Asia, known for its long neck and distinctive spotted coat.
- A famous cathedral in Paris, known for its Gothic architecture.
- The plant that serves as a primary food source for caterpillars.
- A constellation named after a winged horse in Greek mythology.
- A popular French pastry made with layers of puff pastry and cream filling.
- A natural phenomenon caused by the reflection, refraction, and dispersion of light in water droplets.
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- The art of arranging and balancing elements within a visual composition, often used in painting and photography.
- A large, flat-topped hill with steep sides.
- A short musical composition typically played as an introduction to a larger piece.
- A prehistoric stone circle located in England, believed to have been constructed around 3000 BCE.
- A fermented cabbage dish popular in Korean cuisine.
- An ancient temple complex in Cambodia, known for its intricate carvings.
- A style of music originating in the Caribbean characterized by its upbeat tempo and syncopated rhythms, often featuring steel drums.
- A musical composition with a recurring theme or melody.
- A traditional Japanese form of theatre known for its elaborate costumes and stylized movements.
- Invented the light bulb.
22 Clues: Invented the light bulb. • A sweet, sticky substance made by bees. • A large, flat-topped hill with steep sides. • Developed the first commercial electric telegraph. • A fermented cabbage dish popular in Korean cuisine. • A musical composition with a recurring theme or melody. • A constellation named after a winged horse in Greek mythology. • ...
Riordan 2023-01-24
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- before sleep
- – snake’s
- written records of events
- relation
- great
- issued
- at the same time
- timetable
- the act of politely or officially asking for something
- set of stories about Gods and heroes.
- looking or being almost, but not exactly, the same
- mentioned an idea, possible plan, or action for other people to consider
- increased in size, number, or importance
- a flash of lightning that looks like a white line against the sky
- a set of books published by the same company that deal with the same subject.
- various
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- bought
- a set of experiences that someone has over a period of time, especially when they change the person in some way
- controlled or paid for by a person or company and not by the
- happening or existing before something or someone else
- at the present time
- added to what is normal
- features
- made changes to a text, deciding what will be removed and what will be kept in, in order to prepare it for being printed.
- a long search for something that is difficult to find, or an attempt to achieve something difficult
- called
- perceived
- a book, film, or play, especially about a crime or a murder, with a surprise ending that explains all the strange events that have happened
- unhappy because someone or something was not as good as you hoped or expected, or because something did not happen
- inspired
- sending to publishing companies
- the capital and largest city of the northeastern US state of Massachusetts and one of the oldest cities in the US
32 Clues: great • bought • issued • called • various • relation • features • inspired • – snake’s • timetable • perceived • before sleep • at the same time • at the present time • added to what is normal • written records of events • sending to publishing companies • set of stories about Gods and heroes. • increased in size, number, or importance • looking or being almost, but not exactly, the same • ...
FINAL EXAM CFLM1 CROSSWORD PUZZLE 2023-05-31
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- THE OLDEST CITY IN THE PHILIPPINES.
- THE NATIONAL FISH OF THE PHILIPPINES.
- IS AN UNFINISHED NOVEL WRITTEN BY FILIPINO PATRIOT AND WRITER DR. JOSE P. RIZAL.
- THE SAME AS CITIZEN BUT IN A MONARCHIAL STATE.
- THE NATIONAL BIRD OF THE PHILIPPINES.
- THE NATIONALIST IS PROUD OF HIS COUNTRY NO MATTER WHAT IT DOES.
- THE “AMA NG REBOLUSYON”
- KNOWN AS THE MOON EATING IN PHILIPPINE MYTHOLOGY.
- A CITIZEN OF TWO COUNTRIES AT THE SAME TIME.
- WHERE WAS THE PHILIPPINE FLAG MADE/SEWN.
- PRINCIPAL SEAMSTRESS OF THE FIRST AND OFFICIAL FLAG OF THE PHILIPPINES,GAINING HER TITLE OF “MOTHER OF THE PHILIPPINE FLAG”.
- THE FIRST IMMIGRANTS TO ARRIVE IN THE PHILIPLINES.
- REGARDED AS “MAN OF THE MASSES”
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- A PERSON ACQUIRES CITIZENSHIP THROUGH THEIR PARENTS OR ANCESTORS (BLOOD RELATIONS).
- THE FIRST PRESIDENT OF THE PHILIPPINES.
- HE WAS CONSIDERED AS THE “BRAIN OF THE KATIPUNAN”.
- SHE IS KNOWN TO BE THE “MOTHER OF KATIPUNAN”
- THE__ ISLANDS IS FAMOUS FOR PRODUCING SOME OF THE SWEETEST MANGOES IN THE WORLD.
- A DOCUMENT ISSUED TO FILIPINOS UPON PAYMENT OF RESIDENT TAX.
- IS A MAJOR HOLIDAY IN THE PHILIPPINES, AND IS MARKED BY NOISE,MARRYMAKING, AND TRADITIONS STEMMING FROM CHINESE AND SPANISH CULTURE.
- PLACE OF BIRTH (LAW OF THE SOIL).
- THE NATIONAL TREE OF THE PHILIPPINES.
- IS THE FEELING OF LOVE, DEVOTION, AND SENSE OF ATTACHMENT TO ONE’S COUNTRY.
- ALSO CALLED HOLY THURSDAY OR SHEER THURSDAY.
- THE PRESIDENT OF THE KNOWN PUPPET REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES.
- THEY ARE COMMONLY TERMED AS “FOREIGNER”.
- IN FILIPINO, IT IS KNOWN AS “ARAW NG MGA MANGGAGAWA”
- A MEMBER OF THE REVOLUTIONARY ORGANIZATION OF KATIPUNAN.
- THE ENGLISH WORD OF THE NATIONAL HOUSE “BAHAY KUBO”.
- THE NATIONAL FLOWER OF THE PHILIPPINES.
30 Clues: THE “AMA NG REBOLUSYON” • REGARDED AS “MAN OF THE MASSES” • PLACE OF BIRTH (LAW OF THE SOIL). • THE OLDEST CITY IN THE PHILIPPINES. • THE NATIONAL FISH OF THE PHILIPPINES. • THE NATIONAL BIRD OF THE PHILIPPINES. • THE NATIONAL TREE OF THE PHILIPPINES. • THE FIRST PRESIDENT OF THE PHILIPPINES. • THE NATIONAL FLOWER OF THE PHILIPPINES. • ...
17.1 Vocabulary 2023-03-28
Across
- words that sound the same but have different meanings and or spellings
- A conclusion one can make from the given information.
- hint
- having an effect or impact on the actions, behavior, opinions, etc., of another or others
- a group of words
- A section of a piece of writing, dealing with one topic.
- word ending
- the body of words used in a particular language.
- very hungry
- able to bend or change easily
- many, more than one
- the Germanic group of people who spoke Old English
- to decide
- a prefix or suffix
- change
- a word that has the same meaning as another word
- words that are spelled the same but have different meanings
- A group of words that expresses a complete thought
- A widely held but false belief or idea.
- the place or point where something begins
- a system of symbols that allows people to communicate with one another
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- explain or describe something
- to make something new or invent something
- often
- not familiar
- to set up
- little by little
- to bring up; to mention
- beginning of a word
- hard
- combine (one thing) with another so that they become a whole.
- usual; shared by all
- a short piece of writing on a particular subject.
- a book of synonyms
- story
- to use something for a while and return it
- connected with history
- a word that means the opposite of another word
- not known
- not smooth
- the study of myths
- enter by force
42 Clues: hint • hard • often • story • change • to set up • to decide • not known • not smooth • word ending • very hungry • not familiar • enter by force • a group of words • little by little • a book of synonyms • a prefix or suffix • the study of myths • beginning of a word • many, more than one • usual; shared by all • connected with history • to bring up; to mention • explain or describe something • ...
Greece Civilization Crossword 2023-05-02
Across
- - lots of stories used to describe gods and heroes that effect how the world works
- - ancient stories that describe the reasons behind human actions by using fun stories and events to describe it
- - a wealthy land owner who is in a high ranking class in greek society
- - shipping navigation pertaining to the sea
- - the spread of ideas from one culture to another
- - a place similar to down town often used as a meeting place and market
- - the spread of greek culture from one region to another
- - being a member of greece
- - forming an agreement with another country (athens formed a ___ with other city states)
- - a government in which the people rule themselves
- - the belief in multiple gods
- - the greek temple built to honor athena built in athens
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- - a portion of land almost completely surrounded by water
- - the largest pennensula located in southern Greece (the _____ was the largest pennensula located in southern greece)
- - a promise that was required for doctors to use their medical knowledge correctly
- - a city state in greece where women do not have rights and education is valued over war
- - a city state where women have rights and boys are sent at a young age to train in the military
- - the study of wisdom and knowledge
- - a high hill that often consists of buildings, and defense spots were located
- - a poem that describes a hero and their accomplishments
- - a government where a small group of people rule
- - a sporting event used to honor the gods
- - an island owned by greece
- - an independent state that owns its own territory
- - a short story that teaches a moral lesson, targeted to children
- - the greek name for city state
26 Clues: - being a member of greece • - an island owned by greece • - the belief in multiple gods • - the greek name for city state • - the study of wisdom and knowledge • - a sporting event used to honor the gods • - shipping navigation pertaining to the sea • - the spread of ideas from one culture to another • - a government where a small group of people rule • ...
Ancient Greece Crossword 2023-08-31
Across
- Athens and Sparta fought the Persian empire in this war:
- These two Athenian victories gave the Greeks control of the Aegean Sea:
- Euclid and Pythagoras were prominent Greek figures in:
- Athens was part of this league:
- Aeschylus and Sophocles were prominent Greek figures in this field:
- This type of government was pioneered by the Athenians and allowed the people to rule:
- These individuals had rights in ancient Greece:
- Plato, Aristotle, and Socrates were prominent Greek figures in:
- These served as natural barriers and boundaries in addition to preventing large scale farming in Greece:
- This man's conquest returned Greece to a monarchy:
- This nation was able to conquer Greece due to Athens and Sparta being weakened by the war:
- Herodotus and Thucydides were among the first to practice this discipline:
- This type of column is the most elegant:
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- Greek society was divided into these two categories:
- During this man's golden age, democracy was extended and Athens was rebuilt:
- This peninsula made up the ancient Greek world:
- Homer's Iliad and Odyssey are examples of this field:
- This man's conquest spread Greek influence throughout the known world:
- This man was a prominent Greek sculpture:
- Sparta was part of this league:
- This type of column has swirls at the top:
- This temple to Athena was built after the Persian War:
- Archimedes and Hippocrates were prominent Greek figures in:
- This peninsula was home to Sparta:
- Sparta had this type of government:
- This was the polytheistic religion of Greece:
- A piece of land that is surrounded by water on three sides:
- This war saw Athens fight Sparta:
- These promoted civic and commercial life:
- This type of column is the most basic:
- This was the first type of government Athens had:
31 Clues: Sparta was part of this league: • Athens was part of this league: • This war saw Athens fight Sparta: • This peninsula was home to Sparta: • Sparta had this type of government: • This type of column is the most basic: • This type of column is the most elegant: • This man was a prominent Greek sculpture: • These promoted civic and commercial life: • ...
Frankenstein and HMT 2024-12-18
Across
- Dearth A societal collapse in birth rates, prompting drastic measures. (5, 6)
- The belief that physical matter is the only reality, influencing Victor Frankenstein's worldview. (11)
- The remote setting where Frankenstein’s pursuit of the monster reaches its climax. (6)
- A figure from Greek mythology who defied the gods, inspiring Frankenstein’s monster and Victor’s creation. (9)
- A disease that symbolized fear and panic in the 1980s, referenced in the context of infertility. (4)
- A genre that follows a character's growth, hinted at through Offred's reflections. (14)
- In a romantic sense, an awe-inspiring feeling, often evoked by nature or the monstrous. (8)
- The type of fictional setting where Gilead exists. (8)
- Lost A literary work referenced in *Frankenstein*, symbolizing the fall from grace. (13, 4)
- A system ruled and dominated by men, like Gilead's government. (11)
- The theory that electricity could reanimate life, a key concept in *Frankenstein*. (9)
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- Mass prayer meetings occasionally held in the Republic of Gilead. (10)
- Schlafly A conservative anti-feminist activist who inspired Gilead's values. (6, 7)
- The terrifying, violent, secretive enforcers of Gilead's laws. (4)
- Revolution The historical event that influenced the themes of revolution and change in *Frankenstein*. (6, 10)
- Excessive pride or arrogance, a central flaw in Victor Frankenstein's character. (6)
- A forbidden word game that Offred plays with the Commander. (8)
- The religious ideology reflected in Gilead's values. (8)
- The mass execution ceremony held in Gilead. (10)
- Fiction A genre that combines speculative science with imaginative storytelling, exemplified by *Frankenstein*. (13)
- The character who narrates part of *Frankenstein*, driven by ambition similar to Victor’s. (6)
- A genre characterized by dark, mysterious settings and themes, central to *Frankenstein*. (6)
22 Clues: The mass execution ceremony held in Gilead. (10) • The type of fictional setting where Gilead exists. (8) • The religious ideology reflected in Gilead's values. (8) • A forbidden word game that Offred plays with the Commander. (8) • The terrifying, violent, secretive enforcers of Gilead's laws. (4) • ...
Trial 2025-01-29
Across
- expected to happen, arrive, etc. at a particular time
- belonging or relating to the cat family
- a number that shows how strongly acid or alkaline a substance is
- an event that happens after
- famous Serbian American scientist known for contributions to the modern alternating currents
- something that exists and can be seen, especially something unusual or interesting
- when you experience ringing or other noises in one or both of your ears, without any external sound
- living or growing in, happening in, or connected with water
- Indo-Aryan language spoken chiefly in South Asia
- very dry and without enough rain for plants
- the saying of the same thing twice over in different words (e.g. they arrived one after the other in succession)
- second from the last
- unlimited power and the ability to do anything
- an extreme fear of dogs
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- to get something from something else
- the condition of being very happy and comfortable in the dark
- in Greek mythology the wife of the god of the underworld
- able to use both hands equally well
- relating to the lungs
- an act of speaking one's thoughts aloud when by oneself or regardless of any hearers
- able to experience feelings
- famous American visual artist known for painting a soup can
- to break or cause to break suddenly
- a serious mental illness in which a person does not eat
- to avoid being hit by something by moving quickly to one side
- gold
- connected with the ability to smell
- California
- Longest bone in the human body
- existing in a wild state
30 Clues: gold • California • second from the last • relating to the lungs • an extreme fear of dogs • existing in a wild state • an event that happens after • able to experience feelings • Longest bone in the human body • able to use both hands equally well • to break or cause to break suddenly • connected with the ability to smell • to get something from something else • ...
History 2025-03-24
Across
- What was the name of the Ukrainian nuclear power plant that was the site of a nuclear disaster in April 1986?
- The Byzantine Empire was a continuation of the eastern half of what powerful ancient empire?
- Who is often called "the father of the atomic bomb"?
- Which ancient figure is often considered the founder of Western philosophy?
- God of the sea.
- Who is credited with patenting the telephone?
- Who founded Sikhism?
- The United States bought Alaska from which country?
- Which African country did the French try to block from gaining independence under their secret force, the O.A.S.?
- In 1996, a sheep became the first mammal cloned from an adult somatic cell. What was the name of that sheep?
- Who became the most decorated gymnast in history in 2023?
- Modern-day Istanbul, Turkey, used to be called what when it was the capital of the Byzantine Empire?
- This happened between the years of 1929 – 1939 and caused people to live of scraps. Water pie comes from this time period.
- Who is the first man into space?
- Who was the first ruler of the Mongol Empire?
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- Which country gained its independence in 1776?
- Who was England's longest-ruling monarch?
- Which person made the famous "I have a dream"
- What leader came to power in Cuba after the Cuban Revolution?
- Who is the king of the Olympian gods in Greek mythology?
- Who was the first democratically elected president of South Africa?
- Which country did the bay of pigs take place
- Which one of Henry VIII wives got beheaded?
- Which ancient culture discovered america before Cristopher Columbus
- Who is the current president of China?
- Which fabric was invented in ancient China?
26 Clues: God of the sea. • Who founded Sikhism? • Who is the first man into space? • Who is the current president of China? • Who was England's longest-ruling monarch? • Which one of Henry VIII wives got beheaded? • Which fabric was invented in ancient China? • Which country did the bay of pigs take place • Which person made the famous "I have a dream" • ...
Alexa & Ezra 2025-04-24
Across
- "James ___ & Co" local Springfield Ohio hydraulic turbine designer and manufacturer since 1862.
- Most prestigious place Alexa performed as a musician.
- Town in which they currently live.
- Alexa's main character in Mario Kart.
- Which company do they both work for?
- Their son's name.
- Alexa's first job.
- Where Ezra spent many summers growing up.
- Video game they played together to get closer during Covid Quarantine before dating.
- Name of the great mage Ezra played in college.
- The show they watched together on their first date.
- Historic Detroit local cider mill since 1863 whose new water-driven turbine for their second, larger, mill was purchased from Springfield, Ohio in 1894.
- Where Alexa spent many summers growing up.
- Where did Alexa go to college?
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- Ezra's favorite rum.
- Where did they go on the furthest road trip they've done together?
- How many years have Alexa and Ezra been dating?
- One of their favorite party games.
- Instrument Ezra has played the longest.
- Number of countries Ezra has lived in.
- Instrument Alexa has played the longest.
- Name of the cat they fostered and rehomed.
- Month in which they got engaged.
- The first music festival they went to together.
- Alexa's favorite musical.
- Where did Alexa and Ezra meet?
- Country in which Ezra was an exchange student.
- Ezra's main character in Super Smash.
- Their favorite crystal gem.
- Alexa’s favorite white flower.
- Alexa's favorite modern retelling of Greek mythology.
- Ezra's first job.
- The video game they played together the most.
- Artisan craft Ezra's great grandmother taught them after elementary school.
- Their daughter's name.
35 Clues: Their son's name. • Ezra's first job. • Alexa's first job. • Ezra's favorite rum. • Their daughter's name. • Alexa's favorite musical. • Their favorite crystal gem. • Where did Alexa and Ezra meet? • Alexa’s favorite white flower. • Where did Alexa go to college? • Month in which they got engaged. • One of their favorite party games. • Town in which they currently live. • ...
