mythology Crossword Puzzles
Planets And Their Moons 2023-01-31
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- A Moon with a Thin Atmosphere
- Mars' Smallest Moon
- A Moon not Tidally Locked with Haumea
- The Second Largest Dwarf Moon
- The Farthest Planet in our Solar System
- Named after the Titaness of Greek Mythology
- The Ninth Planet until 2006
- A Dwarf Planet with an Odd Egg Shape
- Rotates in the Equatorial Plane of Uranus
- A Moon with a Radius of 457 Miles
- The Red Planet
- A Moon only 1.5% as bright as Haumea
- The Planet that we Live On
- The Largest Dwarf Moon
- Mars' Biggest Moon
- Hottest and Brightest Planet
- A Dwarf Planet in the Asteroid Belt
- Planet with an Extensive Ring System
- Saturn's Second Largest Moon
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- Closest Planet to the Sun
- Has Roughly Equal Amounts of Water and Ice
- A little More Massive than Pluto
- The Only Known Moon to have an Atmosphere
- A Moon with 150+ Active Volcanoes
- The Biggest Moon with a Magnetic Field
- The Largest Planet in our Solar System
- It's Destiny is 0.97 Times that of Liquid Water
- Uranus' Largest Moon
- Most Massive Moon in the Solar System
- A Moon with Water Underneath its Surface
- Once Known to be a Dwarf Planet Long Ago
- Commonly Confused with the Death Star
- Our Natural Satellite
- A Red Dwarf Planet
- A Small Icy Moon
- A Planet that Spins on its Side
- Discovered on October 24, 1851
37 Clues: The Red Planet • A Small Icy Moon • A Red Dwarf Planet • Mars' Biggest Moon • Mars' Smallest Moon • Uranus' Largest Moon • Our Natural Satellite • The Largest Dwarf Moon • Closest Planet to the Sun • The Planet that we Live On • The Ninth Planet until 2006 • Hottest and Brightest Planet • Saturn's Second Largest Moon • A Moon with a Thin Atmosphere • The Second Largest Dwarf Moon • ...
History Of Greek Theatre-Isaiah Gould 2023-01-09
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- Expressed the authorʼs point of view
- two key influences on Greek drama
- religious and civic celebration where theatrical performances were given as offerings from the city to Dionysus.
- The theater is on the slope of the hill below the Acropolis in Athens
- comes from the Greek verb “to do” or “to act.”
- in Greek means dance
- The plays followed a strict structure, with a prologue
- slope was covered in a semi-circle with stadium-like
- Facilitated rapid change of roles
- god of wine and fertility
- Literary critics attribute the fall of the hero to a tragic flaw, a fault of character such as pride or jealousy
- third of four categories
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- In the middle of the orchestra was placed
- was to sing and dance in between dramatic episodes
- one of four categories
- The English translation is Oedipus the King
- fourth out of four categories
- A creature in classical mythology who was part man and part goat,
- man of noble stature
- Increased the number of actors in plays from two to three
- “imitation of an action¨
- Capital of Greece and had approximately 250,000-300,000 people.
- He is the earliest known playwright and actor
- high-backed seats
- monster sent by the goddess Hera to protect the city of Thebes tyrannusancient Greek word for a king who did not inherit their throne,but had taken it
- second of four categories
- Was born in 496 B.C
27 Clues: high-backed seats • Was born in 496 B.C • man of noble stature • in Greek means dance • one of four categories • “imitation of an action¨ • third of four categories • second of four categories • god of wine and fertility • fourth out of four categories • two key influences on Greek drama • Facilitated rapid change of roles • Expressed the authorʼs point of view • ...
Interclass CWP 2022-05-17
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- to stretch or extend
- a German prison camp for captured enemy officers.
- an Arab market or marketplace; a bazaar.
- one of two filaments of silk combined by the silkworm to form a strand of silk
- dull; melancholy; dismal.
- chiefly Scottish variant of once.
- a man who behaves dishonorably, especially toward a woman
- a marine mollusk
- to shoot into the air during a duel
- a flat bread roll topped with chopped onions
- A South American freshwater dolphin
- a phoenix in chinese mythology
- a formerly used Japanese monetary unit equal to ¹/₁₀ sen
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- meaningless talk; to tease, fool, kid
- a small axe used for cutting roof slates, with a point for making nail holes
- the first letter in the Hebrew alphabet
- a yellow-flowered European plant of the cabbage family.
- A sneer; a flout.
- Neighbor ( a person living on adjacent or nearby land)
- dialectal of vex, distress, worry
- used in veterinary medicine as a substitute for cocaine
- fourteenth letter of the Greek alphabet
- a steep, narrow gully on a mountainside.
- a valley, especially a broad one.
- the period of light between sunrise and sunset, as distinguished from the night.
- a coniferous tree which has red berrylike fruits
- a large edible abalone (mollusk)
- a female ferret
- a console or bracket, typically with two volutes, that supports or appears to support a cornice.
- chiefly Scottish. : the palm of the hand.
30 Clues: a female ferret • a marine mollusk • A sneer; a flout. • to stretch or extend • dull; melancholy; dismal. • a phoenix in chinese mythology • a large edible abalone (mollusk) • dialectal of vex, distress, worry • chiefly Scottish variant of once. • a valley, especially a broad one. • to shoot into the air during a duel • A South American freshwater dolphin • ...
Bartleby Nouns! 2022-11-02
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- curses
- oddities, quirks
- a dwelling in which one abides
- daydreams
- respect for a superior
- intemperate living, especially excessive, dissolute drinking
- an unjust or unlawful takeover
- caution or circumspection as to risk
- companion, colleague, or fellow-citizen
- comes from the Latin word ala, "wing"
- annulment or cancellation
- the quality of being obstinate
- [1] a fire-breathing she-monster in Greek mythology having a lion's head, a goat's body, and a serpent's tail; [2] an imaginary monster compounded of incongruous parts; [3] an illusion or fabrication of the mind
- customary employment
- Related word: stipulate
- a premonition; comes from Lat. sentio
- Lot's wife was turned into a ______ of salt because she looked back at cities being destroyed by God
- abilities; senses
- an erratic mistake, from Lat. vagare, to wander
- scorn
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- visage is a synonym
- despair
- the act of acquiring something
- Related to the Latin words ab and errare
- the state or attitude of unconcerned
- intimidating or harassing
- insolence is a synonym
- quality of being considered proper by society
- something that provokes
- relief, aid, help
- the way in which one carries oneself
- repayment, revenge
- warnings
- money or food given to the poor
- arrival (used of Christmas)
- a fanciful desire
- the state of being perplexed
- If you are *industrious,* you possess the quality of ______.
- a fool
39 Clues: scorn • curses • a fool • despair • warnings • daydreams • oddities, quirks • relief, aid, help • a fanciful desire • abilities; senses • repayment, revenge • visage is a synonym • customary employment • respect for a superior • insolence is a synonym • something that provokes • Related word: stipulate • intimidating or harassing • annulment or cancellation • arrival (used of Christmas) • ...
OLMEC CIVILIZATION 2024-10-05
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- The Olmecs are considered the "mother culture" of which region?
- What was the name of the deity often depicted in Olmec art, with jaguar and human features?
- What is the food made from cacao plant called that is used to make a drink for rituals?
- What type of natural environment surrounded the Olmec cities?
- Which Olmec city did Olmec features first emerged?
- What is the word used to call the gods that are worshipped by Olmec people?
- What advanced infrastructure system did the Olmecs develop to manage water in their cities?
- What does the tree that produced latex used by Olmecs in various rituals?
- What activity did the Olmecs engage in to exchange goods such as jade, obsidian, and rubber with neighboring regions?
- Which river basin was home to many Olmec settlements?
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- What term describes the Olmec influence on later Mesoamerican civilizations?
- The Olmecs lived near which coast in Mesoamerica?
- What animal is prominently featured in Olmec mythology and art?
- What is the most famous type of monument created by the Olmecs?
- What is the name of the civilization known for colossal stone heads?
- What material did the Olmecs use to carve their giant stone heads?
- The Olmecs participated in a ritual game involving what bouncy material?
- What kind of writing system did the Olmecs develop?
- Which modern-day country was the heartland of the Olmec civilization?
- What was the main staple crop grown by the Olmecs?
20 Clues: The Olmecs lived near which coast in Mesoamerica? • Which Olmec city did Olmec features first emerged? • What was the main staple crop grown by the Olmecs? • What kind of writing system did the Olmecs develop? • Which river basin was home to many Olmec settlements? • What type of natural environment surrounded the Olmec cities? • ...
Mesopotamia 2024-10-13
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- the worship of many gods
- small particles of soil
- a group of many different lands under one ruler.
- a group of people traveling together, often on a trading expedition.
- a long poem that tells the story of a hero
- a method of watering crops where water flows from a water source to the fields.
- extra amounts of something
- Chaldean king known for rebuilding Babylon and building the Hanging Gardens of Babylon.
- a curving strip of farmland from the Mediterranean Sea to the Persian Gulf.
- technology that helped farmers prepare the soil for seeds.
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- official record keepers
- a wheel that helped shape wet clay into bowls and jars.
- a society dominated by men.
- Akkadian king who united Akkad with Sumer, creating the world’s first empire.
- the king who created the Babylonian empire and who’s best known for creating a set of laws for his empire.
- a large temple built to honor a god in a city state. Means “to rise high” in ancient Akkadian.
- in mythology, the god/human who ruled the city state of Uruk in southern Mesopotamia.
- wedge-shaped writing created by Sumerians and made up of 1200 different characters
- cities that had their own government and was not part of any larger governing state
- pyramid In Sumer, upper classes were kings and priests; middle class were merchants, farmers, and artisans; the lowest class were enslaved people.
20 Clues: official record keepers • small particles of soil • the worship of many gods • extra amounts of something • a society dominated by men. • a long poem that tells the story of a hero • a group of many different lands under one ruler. • a wheel that helped shape wet clay into bowls and jars. • technology that helped farmers prepare the soil for seeds. • ...
Learning Contract #4 2024-12-17
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- League: an alliance led by the Athenians that brought together several Greek city-states to challenge the Persian rule of the eastern Greek colonies
- Economy: a system of exchanging goods or services for other goods or services
- a ruler who uses power, often times oppressively
- Civilization: the era when the Greek civilization spread across the entire Middle East due to Alexander the Great
- an ancient kingdom in the Balkan Peninsula
- Age: In classical greek mythology, the golden age is an era of peace and prosperity
- a form of government where certain people, class, or groups have ultimate power
- an area of land almost completely surrounded by water except for one side
- League: an alliance of the ancient Greek city-states dominated by the Spartans
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- a type of government where the people hold supreme power through elected representatives
- a class or group considered to be superior due to education, wealth, and influence
- supreme power or sovereignty held by a single person
- a temple on the Acropolis in Athens,Greece
- the capital city of Greece
- Peninsula: a peninsula in europe, bordered by the Ionian, Aegean, and Black sea
- War: a war within regions of the same country
- Economy: a system of exchanging goods or services for money
- an ancient Greek city state
- a group of heavily armed soldiers who form rows with long spears and shields to stab their opponent in battle
- a person who offers views on ethics, morals, and logic
20 Clues: the capital city of Greece • an ancient Greek city state • a temple on the Acropolis in Athens,Greece • an ancient kingdom in the Balkan Peninsula • a ruler who uses power, often times oppressively • War: a war within regions of the same country • supreme power or sovereignty held by a single person • a person who offers views on ethics, morals, and logic • ...
vocab 2025-02-25
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- a brave and noble character in a epic poem
- What is Jake writing
- What is Dipsy to the football team
- a long narrative poem that tells the story of a hero's adventures.
- How does Didi act around Jake
- Who gave Rick Jake's schedule
- descriptive language that appeals to the reader's senses, creating a mental picture by describing how something looks, sounds, smells, tastes, or feels Ex. The salty sea breeze was warm against my sunburned cheeks.
- comparison NOT using like or as. Ex. Henry is a quick cheetah.
- Where did Jake and Didi go after dropping Rick off at the mall?
- What is the football team's name
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- What did Nelson do to the sophomore that stepped on his shoe
- a scene that interrupts the chronological order of a story to show events that happened in the past Ex. Disney movie “Up”
- a figure of speech where a writer or speaker makes an indirect reference to a well-known person, place, event, or literary work Ex. He is a real Romeo.
- untrue stories typically about gods and goddess Ex. Hercules
- giving human characteristics to nonhuman things. Ex. The wind whispered in my ear.
- comparison using like or as Ex. Henry is as quick as a cheetah.
- Where was Didi taking Rick
- What classes does Jake have
- an extreme exaggeration Ex. This class is going to last forever.
- How does Connor feel about Jake being late on his work
20 Clues: What is Jake writing • Where was Didi taking Rick • What classes does Jake have • How does Didi act around Jake • Who gave Rick Jake's schedule • What is the football team's name • What is Dipsy to the football team • a brave and noble character in a epic poem • How does Connor feel about Jake being late on his work • ...
Jake reinvented 2025-02-25
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- What is Rick waiting for all week?
- A collection of myths, especially one belonging to a particular religious or cultural tradition
- narrator of the book
- what does Rick attempt to convince Jake to do?
- what does Rick see later the night?
- The attribution of a personal nature or human
- what happens when Didi, Rick, and Jake get to the mall
- Where did Didi and Jake go?
- What does Rick tell his mom regarding the parties?
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- piece of writing that partakes of the nature of both speech and song that is nearly always rythmical
- An expression designed to call somthing to mind without mentioning it explicitly
- A figure of speech in which a word or phrase is applied to an object or action to which it is not literally applicable
- Dipsys job on the football team?
- A scene in a movie, novel, etc., set in time earlier than the main story
- why had Rick never had a class with Jake?
- Visually descriptive or figurative language, especially in a literary work
- A figure of speech involving the comparison of one thing with another thing of a different kind, used to make a description more emphatic or vivid
- Exaggerated statements or claims not meant to be taken lierally
- who is the girl that Jake has a crush on
- A brave and noble character in an epic poem, admired for great achievmnets or affected by great things
20 Clues: narrator of the book • Where did Didi and Jake go? • Dipsys job on the football team? • What is Rick waiting for all week? • what does Rick see later the night? • who is the girl that Jake has a crush on • why had Rick never had a class with Jake? • The attribution of a personal nature or human • what does Rick attempt to convince Jake to do? • ...
DON Elise April 2025 2025-04-04
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- Filming location for Kashmir in Mission Impossible-Fallout
- National flower
- Gospel singer known as the Black Rose
- Nine routes acoss Norway lead to this beautiful Cathedral
- Speed skating pioneer
- Famous Norwegian creatures
- Legendary arm of Europe's largerst glacier
- Most feared female Viking
- Monstrous wolf in Norse mythology
- patron saint of Norway
- Designed Nobel Peace Prize
- Midwife who became first female mayor
- The Gateway to the Fjords
- Mythological Sea Monster
- Rainbow bridge
- Female Viking queen
- God of War
- Local legends has it that these waters are an elixir for youth
- Goddess of death and the underworld
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- Seed storage place
- Realm of the gods
- Midgard serpent
- Convention Airport
- Loki is known for his
- One of Europe's most important pilgrimage route
- Kingdom of the whales
- Female troll
- Local legends has it that these waters are an elixir for youth
- National Gemstone
- Land of the Midnight Sun
- named for the color of its rock formations
- Sámi singer and musican who turned down invitation to perform at Lillehammer Olympics
- World's northernmost medieval cathedral
- Old name for Capital
- First female war correspondent
- Watchman of the gods
- Wrote Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
- The Gateway to the Fjords
- First female priest
- Original Norwegian Knit Swater
- Hotel Fortified by German troops used for elite officers of German Army
- Lady of the Pen
- Tallest vertical rock face in Europe
- A dangerous seductress who lives in the forest
44 Clues: God of War • Female troll • Rainbow bridge • National flower • Midgard serpent • Lady of the Pen • Realm of the gods • National Gemstone • Seed storage place • Convention Airport • First female priest • Female Viking queen • Old name for Capital • Watchman of the gods • Loki is known for his • Kingdom of the whales • Speed skating pioneer • patron saint of Norway • Land of the Midnight Sun • ...
Identify Constellations 2026-02-24
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- - The organization that officially recognizes 88 constellations.
- - A fall constellation shaped like a flying horse.
- - A zodiac constellation shaped like a bull.
- - A scientist who studies stars and constellations.
- - A well-known star pattern that is not an official constellation.
- - The North Star that stays nearly fixed in the sky.
- - The official border separating constellations.
- - The group of constellations along the Sun’s apparent path.
- - The summer constellation shaped like a scorpion.
- - A spring zodiac constellation shaped like a lion.
- - Giant clouds of gas and dust in space.
- - A zodiac constellation representing twins.
- - The scientific study of space and celestial objects.
- - Half of Earth where certain constellations are visible.
- - The act of using stars to determine direction.
- - The path one object takes around another.
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- - The Great Bear constellation that contains the Big Dipper.
- - The bright red star in the constellation Scorpius.
- - The three bright stars in a row in Orion.
- - The nickname for the constellation Orion.
- - Constellations visible during certain times of the year.
- - The winter constellation known as “The Hunter.”
- - The animal represented by Scorpius.
- - The famous star pattern inside Ursa Major.
- - The constellation shaped like a “W.”
- - Traditional stories connected to constellations.
- - The Little Bear constellation that contains Polaris.
- - A recognized pattern of stars forming a picture in the sky.
- - The distance light travels in one year.
- - The Sun’s apparent path across the sky.
30 Clues: - The animal represented by Scorpius. • - The constellation shaped like a “W.” • - Giant clouds of gas and dust in space. • - The distance light travels in one year. • - The Sun’s apparent path across the sky. • - The three bright stars in a row in Orion. • - The nickname for the constellation Orion. • - The path one object takes around another. • ...
Addams family Jr. Crossword 2026-03-12
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- – To hug; to accept something willingly.
- without meaning to.
- – Mentions of something or sources used for information.
- – Secretly planning something, often something harmful.
- – A feeling of intense hatred or disgust.
- – To faint or feel overcome by emotion.
- – To strongly dislike or hate.
- – Refusing to accept or give in to something.
- – Left unprotected or revealed.
- – without intention; accidentally.
- – A figure from Greek mythology who helped Jason and later took revenge on him.
- – A feeling or emotional attitude.
- – Forbidden or socially unacceptable.
- – A quick look or glance.
- – Strongly affected by something.
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- – Very serious, gloomy, or harsh.
- – Bitterness or harshness in speech or behavior.
- – Feeling very sad or hopeless.
- – A doctor’s written order for medicine.
- – In a way that causes strong dislike or revulsion.
- – Talking a lot about unimportant things.
- – To suppose something is true without full proof.
- – Related to the heart.
- – A large decorative cup, often used in ceremonies.
- – A game where players act out words without speaking.
- – Revealing or making information known.
- – Filling someone with the urge to do something creative or good.
- – The system of money, trade, and industry in a country.
- – In psychology, the part of the mind driven by basic desires and instincts.
- – Large in amount or range.
- – Treatments that help cure or relieve a problem or illness.
- – Demanding firmly that something be done or believed.
- – Completely unreasonable or silly.
33 Clues: without meaning to. • – Related to the heart. • – A quick look or glance. • – Large in amount or range. • – To strongly dislike or hate. • – Feeling very sad or hopeless. • – Left unprotected or revealed. • – Very serious, gloomy, or harsh. • – Strongly affected by something. • – without intention; accidentally. • – A feeling or emotional attitude. • ...
Addams Family Crossword 2026-03-05
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- – Strongly affected by something.
- – To hug; to accept something willingly.
- – A large decorative cup, often used in ceremonies.
- – To suppose something is true without full proof.
- – Very serious, gloomy, or harsh.
- – Related to the heart.
- – Accidentally; without meaning to.
- – Mentions of something or sources used for information.
- – Very serious, gloomy, or harsh.
- – Forbidden or socially unacceptable.
- – To strongly dislike or hate.
- – In psychology, the part of the mind driven by basic desires and instincts.
- – A feeling of intense hatred or disgust.
- – Large in amount or range.
- – Secretly planning something, often something harmful.
- – In a way that causes strong dislike or revulsion.
- – A quick look or glance.
- – Filling someone with the urge to do something creative or good.
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- – Bitterness or harshness in speech or behavior.
- – Revealing or making information known.
- – A figure from Greek mythology who helped Jason and later took revenge on him.
- – Left unprotected or revealed.
- – Feeling very sad or hopeless.
- – Refusing to accept or give in to something.
- – Talking a lot about unimportant things.
- – A doctor’s written order for medicine.
- – A game where players act out words without speaking.
- – Completely unreasonable or silly.
- – Left unprotected or revealed.
- – A feeling of intense hatred or disgust.
- – A feeling or emotional attitude.
- – The system of money, trade, and industry in a country.
- – Demanding firmly that something be done or believed.
- – To faint or feel overcome by emotion.
- – Treatments that help cure or relieve a problem or illness.
35 Clues: – Related to the heart. • – A quick look or glance. • – Large in amount or range. • – To strongly dislike or hate. • – Left unprotected or revealed. • – Feeling very sad or hopeless. • – Left unprotected or revealed. • – Strongly affected by something. • – Very serious, gloomy, or harsh. • – Very serious, gloomy, or harsh. • – A feeling or emotional attitude. • ...
Kartiks crossword 2026-03-16
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- - : Used so often that it lacks originality or freshness; trite or overused.
- - The act of coming closer or joining together; the state of meeting at a point.
- - To harm the reputation of someone; to cause an idea to seem false or unreliable.
- - To ask or beg for something urgently, persistently, or annoyingly.
- - angry or bitter disagreement over fundamental issues; conflict.
- - Tending to move apart or go in different directions; differing from another.
- - extremely unpleasant.
- - A cruel and oppressive ruler; any person in authority who exercises power in an arbitrary or unjust manner.
- - Possessing or showing courage, bravery, or determination, often in the face of danger.
- - read (something), typically in a thorough or careful way.
- - a fatal epidemic disease, especially bubonic plague.
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- - Tapped or opened (of a cask) so that the liquid contents can flow out; in a state of being diffused or set in motion.
- - a tomb, burial chamber
- - Open, bold, or hostile resistance to authority or opposition.
- - To extinguish (a fire); to satisfy (a thirst or desire); to cool hot metal by plunging it into liquid.
- - In Norse mythology, the god of peace, fertility, prosperity, and agriculture.
- - a person or thing that causes great trouble or suffering.
- - Self reputation
- - extreme poverty; destitution.
- - a flag or banner
- - To breed or multiply (organisms); to spread or disseminate (ideas, beliefs, or rumors).
- - To work extremely hard or incessantly; exhausting physical labor.
- - Careful, cautious, and showing good judgment, especially regarding one's own interests.
23 Clues: - Self reputation • - a flag or banner • - extremely unpleasant. • - a tomb, burial chamber • - extreme poverty; destitution. • - a fatal epidemic disease, especially bubonic plague. • - a person or thing that causes great trouble or suffering. • - read (something), typically in a thorough or careful way. • - Open, bold, or hostile resistance to authority or opposition. • ...
Movie Genres 2022-01-03
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- movies with a fast-moving plot, usually containing scenes of violence
- movies that are made to make people laugh
- a movie in which romantic love story or the search for strong and pure love and romance are the main plot focus
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- a film genre that depends mostly on the development of realistic characters dealing with emotional themes
- movies that belong to the fantasy genre with fantastic themes, usually magic, supernatural events, mythology, folklore, or exotic fantasy worlds.
- movies that try to evoke fear or disgust in the audience for entertainment purposes
- A genre in which films are set in the American West during the 19th century and embodies the "spirit, the struggle and the demise of the new frontier"
7 Clues: movies that are made to make people laugh • movies with a fast-moving plot, usually containing scenes of violence • movies that try to evoke fear or disgust in the audience for entertainment purposes • a film genre that depends mostly on the development of realistic characters dealing with emotional themes • ...
Lord of the Rings 2025-12-30
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- What is the name the Elves use for Gandalf?
- What is the name of the "magical seeing stone" used by Saruman?
- In the books, how many years pass between Bilbo’s 111th birthday party and Frodo actually leaving the Shire?
- In The Two Towers, what is the name of the horse that rescues a wounded Aragorn after the Warg rider attack?
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- Who is the creator of the universe (the supreme deity) in Tolkien’s mythology? (3,8)
- Aside from a box of earth, what gift does Galadriel give to Samwise Gamgee? (5,4)
- What is the name of the massive, 100-foot-long battering ram shaped like a wolf's head used to break the gates of Minas Tirith?
7 Clues: What is the name the Elves use for Gandalf? • What is the name of the "magical seeing stone" used by Saruman? • Aside from a box of earth, what gift does Galadriel give to Samwise Gamgee? (5,4) • Who is the creator of the universe (the supreme deity) in Tolkien’s mythology? (3,8) • ...
Stages 5-6 Crossword: Grammar, Civilisation and Mythology 2024-09-09
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- The object of a sentence is in this noun case. It receives the action of the verb.
- This god looks after 'fures'. (give his English name).
- How do you say 'you annoy' in Latin? (don't worry about including a space).
- This god is closely linked to 'vinum' and 'theatrum.'
- 'Freedman' in Latin.
- How would you write 'he/she/it was' in Latin
- The subject of a sentence is in this noun case. It does the action of the verb.
- What tense is the verb 'pugnavit'?
- The noun case used for directly addressing someone.
- The god of the Underworld.
- What is the perfect tense ending for plural verbs?
- How would you write 'they were drinking' in Latin.
- Who was the muse of tragedy?
- What does 'habet' mean in English?
- Who was the muse of comedy?
- Write the Latin name for the animal whose skin Hercules wears.
- This gladiator led slaves in a revolt in 73-71 BC.
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- What 2 letters do you need to add to a verb to make it imperfect tense?
- Which goddess was closely associated with the muses?
- Who was the muse of epic poetry?
- How would you write 'he was walking' in Latin?
- The Latin name for the process of freeing a slave.
- What tense is the verb 'abest'?
- What tense is the verb 'sedebant'?
- The goddess of the moon and the hunt.
- How many muses were there?
- King of the gods. (give his English name).
- How would you write 'they were' in Latin?
- This goddess has a 'pavo' as her animal. (give her English name).
- 'Freedwoman' in Latin.
- Write the Latin word for 'shepherd'.
- Write the plural for 'dog' in Latin.
32 Clues: 'Freedman' in Latin. • 'Freedwoman' in Latin. • How many muses were there? • The god of the Underworld. • Who was the muse of comedy? • Who was the muse of tragedy? • What tense is the verb 'abest'? • Who was the muse of epic poetry? • What tense is the verb 'sedebant'? • What tense is the verb 'pugnavit'? • What does 'habet' mean in English? • Write the Latin word for 'shepherd'. • ...
The odyssey 2023-01-19
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- blank was a Nymph whose job it was to talk to Hera constantly while Zeus was having affairs
- the Greek hero Hercules gave us this word. Herculean was first used to describe Hercules himself
- a man who courts or woos a woman
- to oppose successfully; prevent from accomplishing a purpose
- blank referred to the Titans, a family of giants in Greek mythology who were believed to have once ruled the earth
- strong, stern, or fierce anger; deeply resentful indignation; ire
- In 1863, James Caleb Jackson, a religiously conservative vegetarian who ran a medical sanitarium in western New York
- a Greek story about a guy named Tantalus who was so evil that the gods of the underworld came up with a special punishment just for him
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- The word blank comes from the Greek: φόβος (blank), meaning "aversion", "fear" or "morbid fear"
- he Roman poet Ovid's Metamorphoses (Book III) in the first century story of blank and Echo
- swiftness of motion; speed; celerity
- to contrive, plan, or elaborate; invent from existing principles or ideas
12 Clues: a man who courts or woos a woman • swiftness of motion; speed; celerity • to oppose successfully; prevent from accomplishing a purpose • strong, stern, or fierce anger; deeply resentful indignation; ire • to contrive, plan, or elaborate; invent from existing principles or ideas • ...
Art and Music in Ancient Mesopotamia 2017-11-20
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- Almost every statue in ancient Mesopotamia was a ________ standing quietly with hands clasped in prayer.
- Music in ancient Babylonia had 7 _______ and modes.
- This god is depicted in a relief carving presenting King Hammurabi with two symbols of authority on the stela of Hammurabi's Law Code.
- An instrument with a frame and jingling cross bars.
- The ___________ associated music with both war and royalty.
- ________ of Gudea of Lagash was the name of a stone carved Sumerian figure.
- One of these mosaics was found at Ur and,portraying both scenes from battle and a victorious feast, is inlaid with mussel shells, lapis lazuli, and mother-of-pearl.
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- In ancient Sumer, music was used for _________ ceremonies and funerary rituals.
- Straight or bent sticks held in each hand, of the percussion family.
- ____________, gypsum, stone, or copper were used to create small statues of the gods.
- This Sumerian instrument was held against the shoulder when played and shaped like a bow.
- Carved reliefs were important forms of art, showing respected rulers or creatures in mythology, in _____________ and Assyria.
12 Clues: Music in ancient Babylonia had 7 _______ and modes. • An instrument with a frame and jingling cross bars. • The ___________ associated music with both war and royalty. • Straight or bent sticks held in each hand, of the percussion family. • ________ of Gudea of Lagash was the name of a stone carved Sumerian figure. • ...
Country 2023-10-21
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- A diverse country known for its ancient history, vibrant culture, delicious spices, and the Taj Mahal.
- A leading European country known for its engineering, automobile industry, and the Berlin Wall.
- A beautiful country known for its art, fashion, delicious cuisine, and the Eiffel Tower.
- A populous country known for its ancient civilization, diverse landscapes, and the Great Wall.
- A fascinating country known for its ancient history, the pyramids, the Sphinx, and the River Nile.
- A vast country known for its rich history, iconic architecture, and the Kremlin.
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- A vibrant country known for its tropical beaches, rich culture, delicious street food, and stunning temples.
- A beautiful country famous for its art, architecture, delicious cuisine, and historical landmarks like the Colosseum.
- A diverse country known for its freedom, opportunities, and cultural influences from around the world.
- A vibrant country known for its lively culture, Amazon rainforest, beautiful beaches, and the Christ the Redeemer statue.
- A historic country known for its ancient civilization, mythology, delicious cuisine, and iconic landmarks like the Parthenon.
- A unique country known for its diverse wildlife, stunning landscapes, and famous landmarks like the Sydney Opera House.
12 Clues: A vast country known for its rich history, iconic architecture, and the Kremlin. • A beautiful country known for its art, fashion, delicious cuisine, and the Eiffel Tower. • A populous country known for its ancient civilization, diverse landscapes, and the Great Wall. • ...
Gracie’s Claim to Fame Stage 1 2024-07-31
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- House The official residence and workplace of the president of United States.
- In Greek Mythology, she was the first woman created by the gods, known for opening a box that released all the worlds evils. It’s also the name of a popular music streaming service.
- To divide or break into parts; also a term used for a disagreement or separation
- A male sovereign or monarch, the highest-ranking authority in a kingdom
- A naturally occurring solid mineral or mineral-like matter; also a genre of music characterized by electric guitars and strong rhythms.
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- A major state known for its cultural landmarks including the cowboys NFL team.
- A Collection of written or printed pages bound together, often used for reading or reference.
- A female child in relation to her parents; the counterpart to a son.
8 Clues: A female child in relation to her parents; the counterpart to a son. • A male sovereign or monarch, the highest-ranking authority in a kingdom • House The official residence and workplace of the president of United States. • A major state known for its cultural landmarks including the cowboys NFL team. • ...
Art & Culture Topic 6 & 7 2020-03-03
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- New techniques arise in order to recreate the world.
- The cities of Italy were called_______meaning it was geographically a city but it could maintain themselves economically and politically.
- A series of books allegedly written by Jesus' disciples
- It refers to the Germanic tribes that invaded Greece and Italy.
- The important figure in this period is the man, the human being. It is the beginning of the humanism.
- art Its objective was to glorify the Christian religion.
- Artists were worried about thw depth of their work, making them investigate other ways to portrsy their subjects, related to the ... Of their work.
- It’s interior is full sumptuous decorations.
- Bramante who made The Tempietto.
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- Was believed to afford at least some glimpse of a transcendental existence
- was the most influential sculptor of the time. He made a bronze statue of David.
- Geometry was simple; simplicity and purity were characteristics of the...
- This is a characteristic that goes hand in hand with the anthropocentrism.
- A paint made of dry pigments or colors, mixed with a binding material.
- Latin and Greek mythology were important during the
- He’s attributed to many miracles
- point The point in a painting in which every line intersects
- Da vinci Who painted the last supper?
- di bondone He was one of the most important artists from the gothic late period.
- of revelation It describes in a symbolic and dark way the future.
20 Clues: He’s attributed to many miracles • Bramante who made The Tempietto. • Da vinci Who painted the last supper? • It’s interior is full sumptuous decorations. • Latin and Greek mythology were important during the • New techniques arise in order to recreate the world. • A series of books allegedly written by Jesus' disciples • ...
Ancient Greece 2021-01-20
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- Greek culture was spread far beyond Greece, with much attention to arts and sciences
- the main marketplace in a polis
- round straight stone constructions that can carry the roof of a temple or similar building
- Macedonian king who defeated and conquered the Persian Empire
- vote to ban someone from Athens
- Greek theatre plays that are about people and the gods. Normally they do not end well
- general assembly where all citizens gathered
- a new city that was started overseas
- Greek city-state
- close hoplite formation
- a country that has a king or a queen
- person owned by someone else, slaves were at the bottom of the social pyramid
- people who make a living just by thinking and talking about all sorts of things
- Greek citizen-soldier, heavily armoured
- a situation when nobody can make a winning move
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- system of government where the best (aristos) or nobles are in charge
- social layer of merchants and such individuals
- (poor) working people with little power
- ruling class of people
- stories of the gods and demi-gods
- the inner keep of the city where most of the temples were
- Greek theatre plays that ridicule politics or philosophy
- system of government where the people (demos) are in charge
- games that were held every four years at Olympia, to honour Zeus
- of rights and obligations between a country and its people
- round straight stone constructions that can carry the roof of a temple or similar building
26 Clues: Greek city-state • ruling class of people • close hoplite formation • the main marketplace in a polis • vote to ban someone from Athens • stories of the gods and demi-gods • a new city that was started overseas • a country that has a king or a queen • (poor) working people with little power • Greek citizen-soldier, heavily armoured • general assembly where all citizens gathered • ...
Mothers day crossword 2021-03-13
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- which alcoholic spirit is known as mothers ruin
- field who played forest gumps mother
- what might you find inside a pyramid
- who played Jennifer Saunders mum in abfab
- widow twanky is mother of what panto character
- in nursery rhyme what old mother Hubbard want from cupboard
- retailers specialises in baby products
- what is a nacre commonly known as
- animal shortest pregnancy 12-13 days
- what flower represents Mother’s Day
- 1st country to dedicate day to mums in the world
- what do tibetitans refer to as goddess mother
- beTles song ‘mother Mary comes to me’
- 1920 country awarded medals to mums of large fam
- in Disney who’s mother was killed by Hunter
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- who was mum of Liza Minnelli
- proverb what is the mother of invention
- what is most important part of computer
- men who called falling snow mother caries chickens
- who is pebbles mother in flintstones
- who was queen elizebeths 1 mother
- animal mother never putsbabydown nurses for7years
- what animal is pregnant for the longest
- if horses dad is sire what is it’s mother
- language does fete des meres means Mother’s Day
- which almond cake is trad made for Mothering Sunday
- who was mother of the gods in greek mythology
- which city did M Theresa find her missionary
- when name is based of a given name from female
- what is the mother of a Larva called
30 Clues: who was mum of Liza Minnelli • who was queen elizebeths 1 mother • what is a nacre commonly known as • what flower represents Mother’s Day • field who played forest gumps mother • what might you find inside a pyramid • who is pebbles mother in flintstones • animal shortest pregnancy 12-13 days • what is the mother of a Larva called • beTles song ‘mother Mary comes to me’ • ...
Greece vs. Rome 2021-02-11
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- _____ and olives were the biggest things that the Greeks and Romans grew.
- Romans wear a toga while the Greeks wear a_____.
- Both Greeks and Romans religion was base of of _________.
- _______ founded Ancient Rome.
- Greece is a democracy while the Romans are a______.
- Both Greeks and Romans believed that the citizens needed to actively participate in ________ and military service.
- One thing that Greek and Roman gods have in common are their __________.
- The economy of ancient cultures, including both Greece and Rome, was based on ________.
- The goal of Roman artists was to produce realistic portraits whereas the Greeks goal was to produce ______.
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- Both Greece and Rome are in _______________ countries.
- _________ was considered to be the father of democracy.
- Both Greek and Roman political powers were that ________ were made up of several city-states.
- Both the Greeks and the Romans built _______. They are structures used to conduct a water stream across a hollow or valley.
- _________, (which is like a horoscope) was essential to both Greeks and Romans.
- The Romans borrowed a lot of things from Rome but the most important ones were art and __________.
- _____ is the Roman god of Love and Eros is the Greek god of Love is Eros.
- Both Greece and Rome believed in the same ____.
- The Romans _____ most of greeks art.
- Both Greek and Romans practiced _________ religion.
- Both Greeks and Romans had a lot of _________, who caught a lot of fish for them.
20 Clues: _______ founded Ancient Rome. • The Romans _____ most of greeks art. • Both Greece and Rome believed in the same ____. • Romans wear a toga while the Greeks wear a_____. • Greece is a democracy while the Romans are a______. • Both Greek and Romans practiced _________ religion. • Both Greece and Rome are in _______________ countries. • ...
Hello 2021-02-15
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- In Greece they had a lot of military power while in Rome they had ___ military
- the greek and rome played very different games like greeks games were more about
- greek wars were more weak while Romans more
- Greek and Roman languages were very different for example romans spoke latin and spoke their own language.
- Romans derived their labor from slaves who they gave jobs during war but later on the Greeks adopted the
- for greeks dance was more of a spiritual thing while in rome it was for
- both greek and rome had slaves and they had no
- The Greeks made art about beauty while Romans made it about .
- the romans were a republic the greeks were a democracy
- The romans invented roads and later on greeks copied
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- In Greece women could buy but not sell their property while women in romen
- rome was bigger and stronger and bigger than….
- Rome adopted most of greek's
- when it came to gods or mythology Greeks focused on their lives and Roman's focused on their
- greek statues were more about beauty and rome´s were about
- hundred seventy seven Greece was discovered before Rome in
- the Romans and Greeks focused their art on important political figures.
- Greek did paintings ball the Roman did stuff like
- Women in roman were treated well by their husbands but the greek husbands treated women like
- greeks married at 18 or 19 while romans married at
20 Clues: Rome adopted most of greek's • greek wars were more weak while Romans more • rome was bigger and stronger and bigger than…. • both greek and rome had slaves and they had no • Greek did paintings ball the Roman did stuff like • greeks married at 18 or 19 while romans married at • The romans invented roads and later on greeks copied • ...
Beowulf Review Crossword 2021-03-01
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- Grendel’s mother’s position and her producing a dagger of her own represents what fears
- The location of the battle
- women married to members of an enemy
- Failed beowulf in the middle of the battle
- Who awoken the dragon
- what did beowulf ask to see before his death
- What protected Beowulf from Grendel’s mother’s dagger
- What did beowulf accept going into this last battle
- Who stepped up last minute to help beowulf with the dragon
- what beowulf hang above the doorway of Heorot
- the english of the anglo-saxon
- Who did Beowulf get his strength from
- the destruction of mead hall represents the destruction of a
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- were did beowulf have to jump into to defeat Grendel
- How long did Beowulf reign
- Religion of the Anglo-saxon were more concerned with
- What appears on the wall the helps defeat Grendel's Mother
- the people of beowulf
- Who did Grendel pose a threat to?
- What did Beowulf take with him after the battle
- what initially killed beowulf
- a public/ offical vow of what warriors will do in battle
- the instrument accompanied recited
- a compound of two words meaning one word
- Religion of the Early Anglo-saxons resembled
- vikings who crossed the north sea in the 8th and 9th centaury
- skilled storytellers
- unmarried women warrior
28 Clues: skilled storytellers • the people of beowulf • Who awoken the dragon • unmarried women warrior • How long did Beowulf reign • The location of the battle • what initially killed beowulf • the english of the anglo-saxon • Who did Grendel pose a threat to? • the instrument accompanied recited • women married to members of an enemy • Who did Beowulf get his strength from • ...
Week 29 2015-05-05
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- the scientific study of the people, customs, and life of ancient times
- lower in rank
- the special words or terms used in science, art, business, etc.
- mineral formation like an icicle hanging from the roof of a cave
- a written composition on a special subject, complete in itself, but forming part of a magazine, newspaper, or book
- the scientific study of living things, including their origins, structure, activities, and distribution
- to soak thoroughly, fill full
- the science of animals, they study of animals and animal life
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- a group of myths about a particular country or person
- act or process of forming, making, or shaping something
- a mineral formation shaped like a cone on the floor of a cave
- word that expresses some relation to a noun, pronoun, phrase, or clause which follows it
- a word that connects words, phrases, clauses, or sentences
- the sixth largest planet in the solar system and the second in distance rom the sun. It is the planet that comes closest to Earth, and from Earth, it is the brightest planet.
- without mercy, showing or feeling mercy
- study of the causes and nature of diseases
- one of a class of words that qualify, limit, or add to the meaning of a noun or pronoun
- the use of scientific knowledge to control physical object and forces
- hall or way through a building, passageway
- any word that adds to the meaning of verbs
- feeling fear, frightened
21 Clues: lower in rank • feeling fear, frightened • to soak thoroughly, fill full • without mercy, showing or feeling mercy • study of the causes and nature of diseases • hall or way through a building, passageway • any word that adds to the meaning of verbs • a group of myths about a particular country or person • act or process of forming, making, or shaping something • ...
Units 1-5 2015-07-21
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- means to not let someone have something
- a group of stories from a particular country or region
- to understand another person's feelings
- an unmarried ma
- to be very good at something
- to be available in large quantities
- to break the law for money
- the state of being able to do something with little effort
- wealthy
- the structured collection of services needed to run a society or business
- describes a place that was hot and dry and gets little to no rain
- the intended feeling to do something, synonym: purposeful
- to give (or distribute) something to someone
- to be related to logic and reasoning
- related to learning process of the brain and knowing things
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- to be unrealistic or unusual, overly idealistic
- money given by the government to companies to help them
- to get rid of something, throw it away
- to be based on theory and not experience
- to be good at dealing with bad situations
- describes people who can think clearly and act successfully
- a public formal promise
- related to radiation caused by nuclear and energy waste.
- a person who controls a business or organization
- to horrify shock or disgust
- the idea that time and space are interrelated
- to guess
- to pass in seconds minutes, or hours
- means to unfairly or skillfully control or affect something or someone
- to complain constantly
30 Clues: wealthy • to guess • an unmarried ma • to complain constantly • a public formal promise • to break the law for money • to horrify shock or disgust • to be very good at something • to be available in large quantities • to pass in seconds minutes, or hours • to be related to logic and reasoning • to get rid of something, throw it away • means to not let someone have something • ...
Ancient Greece 2016-03-07
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- the Greek god of war
- goddess of the city of Athens
- a common type of government in Ancient Greece through which people have a say
- the many fictional stories and legends created by the Ancient Greeks depicting gods, goddesses, and heroes
- what Greek city-states were also known as
- the god of the sky
- water color paintings made with damp plaster that were used to decorate Greek homes
- a person who studied reality, knowledge, and existence
- the city-state that was tricked by the Greeks when they built a large wooden horse that hid hundreds of soldiers ready to attack
- an island off the coast of Greece that was once inhabited by the Minoans
- the final battle in the Perisan War is known as the Battle of ____
- a tall and fancy pillar widely used in Greek architecture that was made in three main styles: Corinthian, Doric, and Ionic
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- a city-state in Ancient Greece known for its skill in warfare and toughness
- the sports games held every four years by the Ancient Greeks to honor the gods
- god of the underworld
- what people who worship more than one god are called
- a story written by Aesop that taught a moral lesson
- god of the sun and sister of Artemis
- known as the Queen of the gods, one of Zeus's wives
- a Greek hero who was said to have been born with super strength
- the Greek god of the sea
21 Clues: the god of the sky • the Greek god of war • god of the underworld • the Greek god of the sea • goddess of the city of Athens • god of the sun and sister of Artemis • what Greek city-states were also known as • a story written by Aesop that taught a moral lesson • known as the Queen of the gods, one of Zeus's wives • what people who worship more than one god are called • ...
The Ancient World 2018-01-10
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- known for military power, women were most free
- Ancient Egyptian writing
- tomb structures in Egypt
- was an Australopithecus that was an ancestor of apes and humans
- Earliest writing, found in Sumer.
- early laws
- pyramid temples in Ancient Mesopotamia.
- domestication of plants and animals
- hill in Athens with Parthenon atop it
- kings and queens of Egypt considered part god
- a word for humans moving out of Africa around 60,000 years ago
- location of our field trip about Greco-Roman culture
- what most of these ancient cultures had to do their work
- home to democracy
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- a period of 200 years during which the Hebrews were in captivity
- early flood story
- first emperor or dictator of Mesopotamia
- river along which grew up Ancient Egypt
- one of two rivers that created the Fertile Crescent
- the Sumerian city that Abraham came from
- mythical dweller in labyrinth
- way people lived before Neolithic Revolution
- the process of preserving bodies in Ancient Egypt
- first walled city 7000 BCE
- violent culture that killed 10 tribes of Israel and invented aquaducts
- most powerful god in Greek mythology
- extra food resulting from domesticating plants and animals
- one of the 3 most famous Greek philosophers
- games held to create a pan-Hellenistic culture
- one of Homer's epic poems about returning from Trojan War
- island in Greece that had Minoan culture with a palace of 1400 rooms
31 Clues: early laws • early flood story • home to democracy • Ancient Egyptian writing • tomb structures in Egypt • first walled city 7000 BCE • mythical dweller in labyrinth • Earliest writing, found in Sumer. • domestication of plants and animals • most powerful god in Greek mythology • hill in Athens with Parthenon atop it • river along which grew up Ancient Egypt • ...
History of Greek Theatre - Seven Student 2022-01-10
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- Greek name for dance
- In the middle of the orchestra was placed an alter
- person who answered Sphinx's riddle
- sung by chorus apart of the plot
- The slope of the hill served as the seeing space
- A creature in classical mythology who was part man and part goat
- Sophocles introduced painted _____
- The major festival was the city
- Dionysus was the god of fertility and _____
- arrangements of the events in the play
- Sophocles wrote ___ plays
- a monster sent by the goddess Hera
- one who has a greatness about him.
- First great theorist of drama art
- City Dionysia was a civic celebration and _____
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- support the plot, motivation drives the play
- something to shock the audience
- A flat terrace below the slope served as the dancing space
- the origin of our word scene
- this creature was part lion, part eagle, and part _______
- This word comes from the Greek verb meaning “to do” or “to act.”
- The Greeks had a religious and legal prohibition against showing acts of _______
- Greek word for a king who did not inherit their throne but took it
- a fault of character such as pride or jealousy
- used to refer to actors today.
- usage of words to express thought
- how speech reveals character
- the slope was covered ina semi-circle with stadium like _____
- Greek drama was presented at festivals honoring the god _____
- dance was composed of ___ men
- The chorus added color, movement, and ____
31 Clues: Greek name for dance • Sophocles wrote ___ plays • the origin of our word scene • how speech reveals character • dance was composed of ___ men • used to refer to actors today. • something to shock the audience • The major festival was the city • sung by chorus apart of the plot • usage of words to express thought • First great theorist of drama art • ...
Learning Contract #4 2024-12-17
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- League: an alliance led by the Athenians that brought together several Greek city-states to challenge the Persian rule of the eastern Greek colonies
- Economy: a system of exchanging goods or services for other goods or services
- a ruler who uses power, often times oppressively
- Civilization: the era when the Greek civilization spread across the entire Middle East due to Alexander the Great
- an ancient kingdom in the Balkan Peninsula
- Age: In classical greek mythology, the golden age is an era of peace and prosperity
- a form of government where certain people, class, or groups have ultimate power
- an area of land almost completely surrounded by water except for one side
- League: an alliance of the ancient Greek city-states dominated by the Spartans
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- a type of government where the people hold supreme power through elected representatives
- a class or group considered to be superior due to education, wealth, and influence
- supreme power or sovereignty held by a single person
- a temple on the Acropolis in Athens,Greece
- the capital city of Greece
- Peninsula: a peninsula in europe, bordered by the Ionian, Aegean, and Black sea
- War: a war within regions of the same country
- Economy: a system of exchanging goods or services for money
- an ancient Greek city state
- a group of heavily armed soldiers who form rows with long spears and shields to stab their opponent in battle
- a person who offers views on ethics, morals, and logic
20 Clues: the capital city of Greece • an ancient Greek city state • a temple on the Acropolis in Athens,Greece • an ancient kingdom in the Balkan Peninsula • a ruler who uses power, often times oppressively • War: a war within regions of the same country • supreme power or sovereignty held by a single person • a person who offers views on ethics, morals, and logic • ...
gre 2024-08-19
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- / Legendary poet credited with composing the "Iliad" and the "Odyssey"
- / Philosopher, student of Plato, tutor of Alexander the Great
- / Philosopher known for his method of questioning and dialogue
- / Battle where the Athenians defeated the Persians, inspiring a long race
- / Love of wisdom, study of fundamental questions about existence and knowledge
- / Open-air venue where Greek plays were performed
- / Military formation of soldiers armed with spears and shields
- / Greek city-state known for its military discipline and training
- / Hero famous for his strength and twelve labors
- / Heavily armed foot soldier of ancient Greece
- / Great conqueror, spread Greek culture across three continents
- / Epic poem attributed to Homer, detailing Odysseus' journey home
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- / High city in Athens, famous for its ancient buildings
- / Form of drama dealing with serious themes and a sorrowful conclusion
- / King of the Greek gods, ruler of Mount Olympus
- / Philosopher, student of Socrates, and teacher of Aristotle
- / Central public space in ancient Greek city-states, used for assemblies and markets
- / System of government where citizens vote, developed in Athens
- / Mountain home of the Greek gods and goddesses
- / Priest or priestess who delivers prophecies from the gods
- / Collection of traditional stories about gods and heroes
- / Temple dedicated to the goddess Athena, located on the Acropolis
- / Powerful city-state in ancient Greece, known for art and philosophy
- / Greek word for city-state, the basic political unit in ancient Greece
- / Greek goddess of wisdom, warfare, and protector of Athens
25 Clues: / Heavily armed foot soldier of ancient Greece • / Mountain home of the Greek gods and goddesses • / King of the Greek gods, ruler of Mount Olympus • / Hero famous for his strength and twelve labors • / Open-air venue where Greek plays were performed • / High city in Athens, famous for its ancient buildings • / Collection of traditional stories about gods and heroes • ...
Thow to train your dragon ch1 vocabulary activity 2025-06-16
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- A deep, low sound that continues
- A long, sharp tooth, especially from an animal like a snake or dragon
- Suggesting something bad or scary is going to happen
- Useful or good enough, but not fancy or special
- To stay in a place longer than expected or necessary
- In a ridiculous or unbelievable way
- Small sea animals that stick tightly to rocks
- Beautiful or pleasant to look at, usually describing nature or views
- A loud, confusing mix of sounds
- Very interested or amazed by something
- The crime of breaking into a place to steal things
- Spoke or smiled in a mocking or unkind way
- Serious, unpleasant, or frightening
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- A country where people vote for their leaders instead of having a king or queen
- Great bravery, especially in dangerous situations
- A condition where the body reacts badly to certain things (like food or animals)
- A special ceremony or challenge to become a member of a group
- With wild, extreme enthusiasm or energy
- vest A sleeveless top made from deer skin
- No longer existing; all of that type have died out
- From where (an old-fashioned or formal word)
- Moving quickly with short steps (like a crab or insect)
- fireworks A simile describing something wild, bright, and chaotic
- In Viking mythology, a place where brave warriors go after death
- scallops A funny or silly way to show fear or surprise
- A large snake or dragon-like creature
26 Clues: A loud, confusing mix of sounds • A deep, low sound that continues • In a ridiculous or unbelievable way • Serious, unpleasant, or frightening • A large snake or dragon-like creature • Very interested or amazed by something • With wild, extreme enthusiasm or energy • vest A sleeveless top made from deer skin • Spoke or smiled in a mocking or unkind way • ...
Addams Family Crosword 2026-03-12
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- – To hug; to accept something willingly.
- without meaning to.
- – Mentions of something or sources used for information.
- – Secretly planning something, often something harmful.
- – A feeling of intense hatred or disgust.
- – To faint or feel overcome by emotion.
- – To strongly dislike or hate.
- – Refusing to accept or give in to something.
- – Left unprotected or revealed.
- – without intention; accidentally.
- – A figure from Greek mythology who helped Jason and later took revenge on him.
- – A feeling or emotional attitude.
- – Forbidden or socially unacceptable.
- – A quick look or glance.
- – Strongly affected by something.
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- – Very serious, gloomy, or harsh.
- – Bitterness or harshness in speech or behavior.
- – Feeling very sad or hopeless.
- – A doctor’s written order for medicine.
- – In a way that causes strong dislike or revulsion.
- – Talking a lot about unimportant things.
- – To suppose something is true without full proof.
- – Related to the heart.
- – A large decorative cup, often used in ceremonies.
- – A game where players act out words without speaking.
- – Revealing or making information known.
- – Filling someone with the urge to do something creative or good.
- – The system of money, trade, and industry in a country.
- – In psychology, the part of the mind driven by basic desires and instincts.
- – Large in amount or range.
- – Treatments that help cure or relieve a problem or illness.
- – Demanding firmly that something be done or believed.
- – Completely unreasonable or silly.
33 Clues: without meaning to. • – Related to the heart. • – A quick look or glance. • – Large in amount or range. • – To strongly dislike or hate. • – Feeling very sad or hopeless. • – Left unprotected or revealed. • – Very serious, gloomy, or harsh. • – Strongly affected by something. • – without intention; accidentally. • – A feeling or emotional attitude. • ...
Planets 2026-01-28
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- The specific star cluster where our solar system is located.
- Total number of Earth years it takes for Uranus to complete one orbit.
- The solar system's largest moon, which is even bigger than the planet Mercury.
- The ice giant famous for rotating on its side.
- Astronomer who officially discovered Uranus in the late 18th century.
- Neptune's largest moon, named after the son of a Greek sea god.
- The largest planet in our solar system; the "first born."
- A Venusian volcano that rivals the height of Earth's Mount Everest.
- The smallest planet with the shortest orbit.
- The percentage of stars in the Milky Way that actually host planets.
- The number of years a single season lasts on Uranus.
- Corrosive substance found in the rainfall of the Venusian atmosphere.
- The Greek god of the heavens for whom the seventh planet is named.
- The galaxy that contains our solar system.
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- The collective name for the gas and ice giants.
- Unlike other planets named after Roman gods, Uranus takes its name from this mythology.
- The only spacecraft to have visited the planet Neptune.
- The chemical compound responsible for Uranus's distinct blue color.
- The icy disk of debris that is home to Pluto.
- Category of rocky planets like Earth and Mars.
- A spherical collection of icy debris at the solar system's edge.
- The hottest planet, known for its carbon dioxide atmosphere.
- The cloud of gas and dust that collapsed to form the solar system.
23 Clues: The galaxy that contains our solar system. • The smallest planet with the shortest orbit. • The icy disk of debris that is home to Pluto. • The ice giant famous for rotating on its side. • Category of rocky planets like Earth and Mars. • The collective name for the gas and ice giants. • The number of years a single season lasts on Uranus. • ...
vday 2025-02-12
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- historians credit the english poet geoffrey blank with connecting romance to valentine's day (author of canterbury tales)
- the chocolate blank has been around for more than 150 years
- in the 5th century, pope gelasius forbade the celebration of blank
- blank roses represent passion (given to someone you want to be more than friends with)
- professor of biology studying "health outcomes in counties with and without health department in Pennsylvania)
- go blank! (winners of the Super Bowl)
- blank get more valentines than anyone else
- won a grammy in 2025
- a bird that represents peace, love, hope, and renewal
- the most popular valentine's day gifts are blank and flowers
- blank prints more than 500 valentine's day card designs
- blank roses are given as a token of appreciation
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- chocolate covered blank (romantic desert)
- the first valentine was sent from blank
- blank has roots in greek mythology (chubby, arrow-shooting baby)
- a holiday of love
- the country that the tradition o exchanging love notes on Valentine's Day originated in
- the inventor of candy hearts started out producing medicinal blank
- blank roses are given to platonic friends
- common flower gives to show affection
- blank roses represent love and romance
- alexander graham bell filed a patent application for the blank on Feb 14 1876
- blank is the state with the most chocolatiers
- americans send 145 million valentine's day blank each year
24 Clues: a holiday of love • won a grammy in 2025 • go blank! (winners of the Super Bowl) • common flower gives to show affection • blank roses represent love and romance • the first valentine was sent from blank • chocolate covered blank (romantic desert) • blank roses are given to platonic friends • blank get more valentines than anyone else • ...
Drama: Back up lesson - Theatre 2025-04-15
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- The word 'thespian', meaning 'actor' is derived from this person's name.
- A literary genre that points out social dilemmas.
- Indian theatre, also the name of an ancient language.
- Synonym for: Income, Earnings, Proceeds, Turnover, Receipts, Profits.
- The harlequin in Siah-Bazi did this to stir laughter.
- Today, the screen at the back of a theatre is called this (use link 3 below).
- In ancient Greek mythology: inspirational goddesses who presided over the arts and sciences.
- 'Théatron', a place for...
- What you see by 01:44 in the video is a picture of an...(use link 1 below).
- A late medi-eval morality play that is still performed today (use link 4 below).
- A literary genre that uses humor, irony, or ridicule to criticise and expose the flaws of society (use link 2 below).
- A stage surrounded by audience.
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- At 07:46 in the video is this form of theatre popular with children.
- The institution that is as old as civilisation itself.
- English dramatist often referred to as 'The Great Psychologist'.
- Mystical creature of great symbolic value in Chinese culture.
- The ancient equivalent of New York.
- Where theatre as we know it originated.
- Japanese form of theatre.
- On the sides of the stage hang red...
- We look to the past to understand something's origins and...
- A form of ancient Persian theatre.
- The ancient name for Iran.
- The means by which human society maintains balance.
24 Clues: Japanese form of theatre. • 'Théatron', a place for... • The ancient name for Iran. • A stage surrounded by audience. • A form of ancient Persian theatre. • The ancient equivalent of New York. • On the sides of the stage hang red... • Where theatre as we know it originated. • A literary genre that points out social dilemmas. • ...
Ancient Greece Vocabulary Crossword 2026-04-06
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- Greek-like; heavily influenced by Greek ideas
- a group of Greek warriors who stood close together in a square formation
- the Greek word for city-state
- an epic by Homer that told the story of the hero Odysseus as he traveled home after the Trojan War
- Greek epic that told the story of Achilles and the Trojan War
- Empire that conquered Athens in the mid 330s BC; was led by Philip II
- the name for the war between Athens and Sparta; lasted for many years before Sparta eventually won
- a unit of soldiers who ride horses
- a type of government in which people rule themselves
- an ancient Greek leader who held power through the use of force
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- an agreement to work together
- stories about gods and heroes that try to explain how the world works
- First battle of the Persian Wars; even though they were outnumbered Athens was able to defeat the Persians and protect their homeland
- earliest Greek civilization that had developed on the island of Crete by 2000 B.C.
- a government in which only a few people have power
- first Greek-speaking people and second Greek civilization; invaded Minoans; dominated Greek world 1400 B.C. to 1200 B.C.
- A series of wars fought between Persia and Greece
- a short story that teaches a lesson about life or gives advice on how to live
- an age marked by great achievements
- a rich landowner or noble
20 Clues: a rich landowner or noble • an agreement to work together • the Greek word for city-state • a unit of soldiers who ride horses • an age marked by great achievements • Greek-like; heavily influenced by Greek ideas • A series of wars fought between Persia and Greece • a government in which only a few people have power • a type of government in which people rule themselves • ...
"Answers and questions" 2021-05-12
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- He is a great Kazakh scientist, orientalist, historian, ethnographer, geographer, folklorist, translator, journalist, and traveler. The author of ”Shamanism among Kazakhs”. Who is it?
- What national game is this, catching a girl on a horse and kissing?
- The kazakh national swing is called?
- Attila was the ruler of what people?
- Name one of the founders of the theater of the absurd?
- Golden chain is the creation story of people?
- What’s the name of a game that plays with the bones of a sheep?
- Customer - employee etiquette is etiquette of what?
- In what Kazakh tradition do brides cover their face?
- What is the name of the modern Kazakh screenwriter and director of the film "Tomiris?"
- representatives of the Ulugbek Samarkand schools - Jamshid al-Kashi, Kazi-zade ar-Rumi and next one who is?
- He is a brilliant painter, sculptor and architect of the Renaissance. His largest works are: “Madonna Doni”, “The Creation of Adam”, the statues “Moses” and “David”. Who is it?
- Who is the sea God in Greek mythology?
- The highest embodiment of the new ideal of beauty, according to contemporaries Canova.
- What is the name of the famous painting by Kassemir Malesvich?
- What is a type of literature that attempts to stir a reader's imagination or emotions?
- The phrase "Linguistic equality should be one of the first achievements of the revolution“ belongs to?
- Where did the knights live?
- Kumulipo is the creation story of?
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- He is a French writer, one of the founders of realism in European literature. His largest work is a series of novels and novels called "Human Comedy". Who is it?
- Who is the author of book " The path of Abay"?
- Abbreviation DIY belongs to?
- Two artistic directions of the 17th century are classicism and …?
- It is an impression of a product in the minds of consumers, a label that is mentally attached to the product. What is it?
- He is an outstanding artist of the Renaissance; he was recognized "the king of painters and the painter of kings." The author of the painting - “Venera Urbinskaya”. Who is it?
- The poem, which is included in the world cultural heritage, 2008 was declared by UNESCO as the year of the 500th anniversary of the epic.
- What is a rite of passage of the individual to a new stage of development within a social group or mysteries society?
- Who is the author of the “The Justification and Manifesto of Futurism”?
- Actions that are the result of a person's free choice?
- According to the Jose-Ortega y Gasset "the part of society that has a special “organ of perception”?
- “Red and Black” is the pinnacle of French realism. Whose this novel?
- What is the characteristics and knowledge of a particular group of people, encompassing language, religion, arts and social habits?
- Who is the author of a Divine Comedy?
- What kind of etiquette is a set of rules for organizing communication in a business environment?
- Who is the main God of Greek mythology?
- Name the organization has been working in Kazakhstan and conducting annually trainings for writers-beginners from all Kazakhstan?
- How many times have knights bathed in the middle ages?
- A strong king of Huns?
- Three types of culture: The Pop, Elite and …?
- In 1618-1648 which country was covered by the Thirty Years' War?
40 Clues: A strong king of Huns? • Where did the knights live? • Abbreviation DIY belongs to? • Kumulipo is the creation story of? • The kazakh national swing is called? • Attila was the ruler of what people? • Who is the author of a Divine Comedy? • Who is the sea God in Greek mythology? • Who is the main God of Greek mythology? • Golden chain is the creation story of people? • ...
Books 2 2024-04-10
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- Writer of "Circe" and "The Song of Achilles," reimagining Greek mythology with a focus on female characters.
- Writer of "Homegoing," a novel spanning generations and continents, exploring the legacy of slavery and colonization.
- Author of "Sing, Unburied, Sing" and "Salvage the Bones," delving into the experiences of African Americans in the South.
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- Author of "The Sellout," a satirical novel exploring race relations and identity politics in America.
- Poet known for the "Teebs" series, blending humor, pop culture, and Native American identity in verse.
- Australian author known for domestic thrillers like "The Mother-in-Law" and "The Good Sister."
- Author of "The Hate U Give" and "On the Come Up," tackling issues of race, police brutality, and activism in contemporary America.
7 Clues: Australian author known for domestic thrillers like "The Mother-in-Law" and "The Good Sister." • Author of "The Sellout," a satirical novel exploring race relations and identity politics in America. • Poet known for the "Teebs" series, blending humor, pop culture, and Native American identity in verse. • ...
"Answers and questions" 2021-05-12
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- In what Kazakh tradition do brides cover their face?
- Where did the knights live?
- The poem, which is included in the world cultural heritage, 2008 was declared by UNESCO as the year of the 500th anniversary of the epic.
- Who is the author of book " The path of Abay"?
- It is an impression of a product in the minds of consumers, a label that is mentally attached to the product. What is it?
- What is a type of literature that attempts to stir a reader's imagination or emotions?
- What is the name of the famous painting by Kassemir Malesvich?
- Actions that are the result of a person's free choice?
- The phrase "Linguistic equality should be one of the first achievements of the revolution“ belongs to?
- Name one of the founders of the theater of the absurd?
- “Red and Black” is the pinnacle of French realism. Whose this novel?
- Golden chain is the creation story of people?
- de Balzac He is a French writer, one of the founders of realism in European literature. His largest work is a series of novels and novels called "Human Comedy". Who is it?
- What’s the name of a game that plays with the bones of a sheep?
- He is a brilliant painter, sculptor and architect of the Renaissance. His largest works are: “Madonna Doni”, “The Creation of Adam”, the statues “Moses” and “David”. Who is it?
- What kind of etiquette is a set of rules for organizing communication in a business environment?
- What is the name of the modern Kazakh screenwriter and director of the film "Tomiris?"
- Who is the author of the “The Justification and Manifesto of Futurism”?
- The highest embodiment of the new ideal of beauty, according to contemporaries Canova.
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- representatives of the Ulugbek Samarkand schools - Jamshid al-Kashi, Kazi-zade ar-Rumi and next one who is?
- The kazakh national swing is called?
- He is an outstanding artist of the Renaissance; he was recognized "the king of painters and the painter of kings." The author of the painting - “Venera Urbinskaya”. Who is it?
- He is a great Kazakh scientist, orientalist, historian, ethnographer, geographer, folklorist, translator, journalist, and traveler. The author of ”Shamanism among Kazakhs”. Who is it?
- In 1618-1648 which country was covered by the Thirty Years' War?
- What national game is this, catching a girl on a horse and kissing?
- How many times have knights bathed in the middle ages?
- What is a rite of passage of the individual to a new stage of development within a social group or mysteries society?
- Kumulipo is the creation story of?
- Who is the sea God in Greek mythology?
- What is the characteristics and knowledge of a particular group of people, encompassing language, religion, arts and social habits?
- Who is the author of a Divine Comedy?
- Two artistic directions of the 17th century are classicism and …?
- Abbreviation DIY belongs to?
- Three types of culture: The Pop, Elite and …?
- Attila was the ruler of what people?
- A strong king of Huns?
- According to the Jose-Ortega y Gasset "the part of society that has a special “organ of perception”?
- Name the organization has been working in Kazakhstan and conducting annually trainings for writers-beginners from all Kazakhstan?
- Customer - employee etiquette is etiquette of what?
- Who is the main God of Greek mythology?
40 Clues: A strong king of Huns? • Where did the knights live? • Abbreviation DIY belongs to? • Kumulipo is the creation story of? • The kazakh national swing is called? • Attila was the ruler of what people? • Who is the author of a Divine Comedy? • Who is the sea God in Greek mythology? • Who is the main God of Greek mythology? • Golden chain is the creation story of people? • ...
Midterm Control #2 2022-05-17
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- Name the culture function where person show the ability to learn and accumulate social experience of many previous generations
- Name the organization has been working in Kazakhstan and conducting annually trainings for writers-begginers from all Kazakhstan
- The scientist who singled out three types of cultural configurations: Apollonian, Dionysian, Paranoid
- In ancient Greek mythology he is the god of the grape-harvest, winemaking and wine, ritual madness and theater
- What is the style of art translated as fancy, strange
- The author of the "Black square on a white background"
- A select group that is superior in terms of ability or qualities to the rest of a group or society
- Author of the Iliad and the Odyssey
- A narrative that conveys believes of people about the origin of all living things
- Who is the author of the gobsek book
- Who is the author of kui "Adai"?
- Who was the founder of history as science
- People who were participants of battles in Colliseum in Ancient Rome
- Who is the author of the “The Justification and Manifesto of Futurism”?
- Name the Author of "The birth of tragedy from the spirit of music" book
- Who is the author of the ninth wave painting?
- The currency used in Greece from ancient times to 2002
- A set of norms and rules of behaviour that support the ideas of a certain society about what is appropriate
- The supreme god of Olympus in Greek mythology:
- Form of government in which people have the authority to choose their governing legislators
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- Name the process of person’s assimilating cultural norms and developing social roles
- The author of the "Romeo and Juliett" tragedy?
- The country-founder of Olympic Games
- The peculiarities of the mental composition and worldview of people belonging to a particular ethnic integrity
- Who is the author of book “A Study of History”?
- Who is the author of the historical novel “Aivengo”?
- The phrase “youth can be called as product of the manipulation of modern global culture” belongs to?
- Name of the founder of the comedy
- Who represented the term Clip-culture?
- The main work of Nicolay Danilevsky is
- A mark or character used as a conventional representation of an object, especially a material one
- This is a non-poetic literature, in contrast to poetry
- Name the author of the “Shamanism among kazakhs”
- A group of people with specific cultural peculiarities, like black clothing, dyed black hair, dark eyeliner, black fingernails and black period-styled clothing and a focus on gothic rock and a range of other music genres
- Who is the author of Mona Lisa painting?
- This subculture appeared in the UK, USA, Canada and Australia in the late 1960s — early 1970s.
- A social group whose members unite ethnic self-awareness and the consciousness of their genetic connection with other representatives of this group is
- Name the scientist who divided humanity into two parts: "people of genius" and "people of benefit"
- А rational philosophy informed by science, inspired by art, and motivated by compassion
- Name the author of the “Turksib” painting
- What is the main instrument of communication in culture?
- A type of product manufactured by a particular company under a particular name
42 Clues: Who is the author of kui "Adai"? • Name of the founder of the comedy • Author of the Iliad and the Odyssey • The country-founder of Olympic Games • Who is the author of the gobsek book • Who represented the term Clip-culture? • The main work of Nicolay Danilevsky is • Who is the author of Mona Lisa painting? • Who was the founder of history as science • ...
Poetic Terms 2012-05-09
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- Special words or expressions that are used by a particular profession or group and are difficult for others to understand.
- A word or phrase naming an attribute, added to or grammatically related to a noun to modify or describe it.
- The occurrence of the same letter or sound at the beginning of adjacent or closely connected words.
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- The use of such words for rhetorical effect.
- A figure of speech in which a word or phrase is applied to an object or action to which it is not literally applicable.
- A group of lines forming the basic recurring metrical unit in a poem; a verse.
- (in the mythology of some Australian Aboriginals) The “golden age” when the first ancestors were created.
- Inhabiting or existing in a land from the earliest times; indigenous.
8 Clues: The use of such words for rhetorical effect. • Inhabiting or existing in a land from the earliest times; indigenous. • A group of lines forming the basic recurring metrical unit in a poem; a verse. • The occurrence of the same letter or sound at the beginning of adjacent or closely connected words. • ...
"Answers and questions" 2021-05-12
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- He is a great Kazakh scientist, orientalist, historian, ethnographer, geographer, folklorist, translator, journalist, and traveler. The author of ”Shamanism among Kazakhs”. Who is it?
- What national game is this, catching a girl on a horse and kissing?
- The kazakh national swing is called?
- Attila was the ruler of what people?
- Name one of the founders of the theater of the absurd?
- Golden chain is the creation story of people?
- What’s the name of a game that plays with the bones of a sheep?
- Customer - employee etiquette is etiquette of what?
- In what Kazakh tradition do brides cover their face?
- What is the name of the modern Kazakh screenwriter and director of the film "Tomiris?"
- representatives of the Ulugbek Samarkand schools - Jamshid al-Kashi, Kazi-zade ar-Rumi and next one who is?
- He is a brilliant painter, sculptor and architect of the Renaissance. His largest works are: “Madonna Doni”, “The Creation of Adam”, the statues “Moses” and “David”. Who is it?
- Who is the sea God in Greek mythology?
- The highest embodiment of the new ideal of beauty, according to contemporaries Canova.
- What is the name of the famous painting by Kassemir Malesvich?
- What is a type of literature that attempts to stir a reader's imagination or emotions?
- The phrase "Linguistic equality should be one of the first achievements of the revolution“ belongs to?
- Where did the knights live?
- Kumulipo is the creation story of?
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- He is a French writer, one of the founders of realism in European literature. His largest work is a series of novels and novels called "Human Comedy". Who is it?
- Who is the author of book " The path of Abay"?
- Abbreviation DIY belongs to?
- Two artistic directions of the 17th century are classicism and …?
- It is an impression of a product in the minds of consumers, a label that is mentally attached to the product. What is it?
- He is an outstanding artist of the Renaissance; he was recognized "the king of painters and the painter of kings." The author of the painting - “Venera Urbinskaya”. Who is it?
- The poem, which is included in the world cultural heritage, 2008 was declared by UNESCO as the year of the 500th anniversary of the epic.
- What is a rite of passage of the individual to a new stage of development within a social group or mysteries society?
- Who is the author of the “The Justification and Manifesto of Futurism”?
- Actions that are the result of a person's free choice?
- According to the Jose-Ortega y Gasset "the part of society that has a special “organ of perception”?
- “Red and Black” is the pinnacle of French realism. Whose this novel?
- What is the characteristics and knowledge of a particular group of people, encompassing language, religion, arts and social habits?
- Who is the author of a Divine Comedy?
- What kind of etiquette is a set of rules for organizing communication in a business environment?
- Who is the main God of Greek mythology?
- Name the organization has been working in Kazakhstan and conducting annually trainings for writers-beginners from all Kazakhstan?
- How many times have knights bathed in the middle ages?
- A strong king of Huns?
- Three types of culture: The Pop, Elite and …?
- In 1618-1648 which country was covered by the Thirty Years' War?
40 Clues: A strong king of Huns? • Where did the knights live? • Abbreviation DIY belongs to? • Kumulipo is the creation story of? • The kazakh national swing is called? • Attila was the ruler of what people? • Who is the author of a Divine Comedy? • Who is the sea God in Greek mythology? • Who is the main God of Greek mythology? • Golden chain is the creation story of people? • ...
6th Grade Ch 15 Mythology and History Puzzle 2017-10-23
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- Charged the titan brothers with creating a new species of people.
- King of the Regnenses
- Prometheus felt sorry for humans because they had this problem at night.
- The quality that the chains that bound Prometheus had to have in order to be effective.
- The brothers Prometheus and Epimetheus were not gods, but they were _____.
- The gift given to Pandora on her wedding
- Prometheus's brother.
- The fate that cut the thread of life at the time of death.
- Cartimandua handed him over to the Romans.
- The number of fates.
- The People in Briton were also known as the ___
- The fate that measured the length of the thread of life.
- The last thing in Pandora's box
- The year (AD) that Boudicca raised a rebellion
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- The fates were the goddesses of ___.
- Epimetheus's brother.
- The Queen who fought against the Romans (2 c's in her name)
- This fact about Boudicca fastinated the Romans
- Boudicca's tribe.
- The woman made by Hephaestus to punish mankind.
- Prometheus stole this to keep the humans warm.
- The Queen who welcomed the Romans
- Humans burned this as a sacrifice to the gods.
- The number of major gods and goddesses living on Mt. Olympus
- Pandora ____ the box
- Zeus was happy when he experienced this coming from the meat.
- Prometheus also taught the humans how to play a ____ on the gods.
- The sister of the three fates.
- What did the eagle eat from Prometheus?
- The fate that spun the thread of life.
30 Clues: Boudicca's tribe. • Pandora ____ the box • The number of fates. • Epimetheus's brother. • King of the Regnenses • Prometheus's brother. • The sister of the three fates. • The last thing in Pandora's box • The Queen who welcomed the Romans • The fates were the goddesses of ___. • The fate that spun the thread of life. • What did the eagle eat from Prometheus? • ...
Stages 5-6 Crossword: Grammar, Civilisation and Mythology 2024-09-09
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- The object of a sentence is in this noun case. It receives the action of the verb.
- This god looks after 'fures'. (give his English name).
- How do you say 'you annoy' in Latin? (don't worry about including a space).
- This god is closely linked to 'vinum' and 'theatrum.'
- 'Freedman' in Latin.
- How would you write 'he/she/it was' in Latin
- The subject of a sentence is in this noun case. It does the action of the verb.
- What tense is the verb 'pugnavit'?
- The noun case used for directly addressing someone.
- The god of the Underworld.
- What is the perfect tense ending for plural verbs?
- How would you write 'they were drinking' in Latin.
- Who was the muse of tragedy?
- What does 'habet' mean in English?
- Who was the muse of comedy?
- Write the Latin name for the animal whose skin Hercules wears.
- This gladiator led slaves in a revolt in 73-71 BC.
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- What 2 letters do you need to add to a verb to make it imperfect tense?
- Which goddess was closely associated with the muses?
- Who was the muse of epic poetry?
- How would you write 'he was walking' in Latin?
- The Latin name for the process of freeing a slave.
- What tense is the verb 'abest'?
- What tense is the verb 'sedebant'?
- The goddess of the moon and the hunt.
- How many muses were there?
- King of the gods. (give his English name).
- How would you write 'they were' in Latin?
- This goddess has a 'pavo' as her animal. (give her English name).
- 'Freedwoman' in Latin.
- Write the Latin word for 'shepherd'.
- Write the plural for 'dog' in Latin.
32 Clues: 'Freedman' in Latin. • 'Freedwoman' in Latin. • How many muses were there? • The god of the Underworld. • Who was the muse of comedy? • Who was the muse of tragedy? • What tense is the verb 'abest'? • Who was the muse of epic poetry? • What tense is the verb 'sedebant'? • What tense is the verb 'pugnavit'? • What does 'habet' mean in English? • Write the Latin word for 'shepherd'. • ...
"Answers and questions" 2021-05-12
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- He is a great Kazakh scientist, orientalist, historian, ethnographer, geographer, folklorist, translator, journalist, and traveler. The author of ”Shamanism among Kazakhs”. Who is it?
- What national game is this, catching a girl on a horse and kissing?
- The kazakh national swing is called?
- Attila was the ruler of what people?
- Name one of the founders of the theater of the absurd?
- Golden chain is the creation story of people?
- What’s the name of a game that plays with the bones of a sheep?
- Customer - employee etiquette is etiquette of what?
- In what Kazakh tradition do brides cover their face?
- What is the name of the modern Kazakh screenwriter and director of the film "Tomiris?"
- representatives of the Ulugbek Samarkand schools - Jamshid al-Kashi, Kazi-zade ar-Rumi and next one who is?
- He is a brilliant painter, sculptor and architect of the Renaissance. His largest works are: “Madonna Doni”, “The Creation of Adam”, the statues “Moses” and “David”. Who is it?
- Who is the sea God in Greek mythology?
- The highest embodiment of the new ideal of beauty, according to contemporaries Canova.
- What is the name of the famous painting by Kassemir Malesvich?
- What is a type of literature that attempts to stir a reader's imagination or emotions?
- The phrase "Linguistic equality should be one of the first achievements of the revolution“ belongs to?
- Where did the knights live?
- Kumulipo is the creation story of?
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- He is a French writer, one of the founders of realism in European literature. His largest work is a series of novels and novels called "Human Comedy". Who is it?
- Who is the author of book " The path of Abay"?
- Abbreviation DIY belongs to?
- Two artistic directions of the 17th century are classicism and …?
- It is an impression of a product in the minds of consumers, a label that is mentally attached to the product. What is it?
- He is an outstanding artist of the Renaissance; he was recognized "the king of painters and the painter of kings." The author of the painting - “Venera Urbinskaya”. Who is it?
- The poem, which is included in the world cultural heritage, 2008 was declared by UNESCO as the year of the 500th anniversary of the epic.
- What is a rite of passage of the individual to a new stage of development within a social group or mysteries society?
- Who is the author of the “The Justification and Manifesto of Futurism”?
- Actions that are the result of a person's free choice?
- According to the Jose-Ortega y Gasset "the part of society that has a special “organ of perception”?
- “Red and Black” is the pinnacle of French realism. Whose this novel?
- What is the characteristics and knowledge of a particular group of people, encompassing language, religion, arts and social habits?
- Who is the author of a Divine Comedy?
- What kind of etiquette is a set of rules for organizing communication in a business environment?
- Who is the main God of Greek mythology?
- Name the organization has been working in Kazakhstan and conducting annually trainings for writers-beginners from all Kazakhstan?
- How many times have knights bathed in the middle ages?
- A strong king of Huns?
- Three types of culture: The Pop, Elite and …?
- In 1618-1648 which country was covered by the Thirty Years' War?
40 Clues: A strong king of Huns? • Where did the knights live? • Abbreviation DIY belongs to? • Kumulipo is the creation story of? • The kazakh national swing is called? • Attila was the ruler of what people? • Who is the author of a Divine Comedy? • Who is the sea God in Greek mythology? • Who is the main God of Greek mythology? • Golden chain is the creation story of people? • ...
Greek Mythology & The Lightning Thief Crossword Puzzle 2025-02-11
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- The goddess of wisdom and war, Annabeth's mother
- A three-headed dog that guards the Underworld
- son of Poseidon
- Three eyed security guard at Camp Half Blood
- The king of the gods, wielder of the master bolt
- Underworld god, brother of Zeus
- The kindly centaur who trains heroes
- The titan father of Zeus
- three old women who control fate
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- director of Camp Half-Blood, also known as Mr.D
- Percy's best friend, who is a satyr
- The god of the sea and Percy's father
- The The god of war and Clarisse's father
- A famous Gorgon with snake hair
- God of thieves and travelers, messenger god
15 Clues: son of Poseidon • The titan father of Zeus • Underworld god, brother of Zeus • A famous Gorgon with snake hair • three old women who control fate • Percy's best friend, who is a satyr • The kindly centaur who trains heroes • The god of the sea and Percy's father • The The god of war and Clarisse's father • God of thieves and travelers, messenger god • ...
Greek Mythology - Layla, Kejda, Lucía and Kiara 2025-06-03
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- the god music, light and prophecy
- the godess of love and beauty
- the godess of fertility,the harvest and the eath
- the godess of the hunt and wilderness
- the god of the underworld
- the god of sleep
- the godess of discord and chaos
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- the godess of grain and agriculture also the Queen of the Underworld
- the god of the sea, earthquakes and horses
- the god of time
- the god of war
- the godess of women, marriage and childbirth
- king of the gods,the god of thunder and the sky
- the godess of the hearth, the home and family
- the godess of wisdom, craft and strategic warfare
15 Clues: the god of war • the god of time • the god of sleep • the god of the underworld • the godess of love and beauty • the godess of discord and chaos • the god music, light and prophecy • the godess of the hunt and wilderness • the god of the sea, earthquakes and horses • the godess of women, marriage and childbirth • the godess of the hearth, the home and family • ...
'Xenaphobia' Crossword 2018-05-26
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- To make someone or to feel stricken with embarrassment or mortification.
- Something of a high level of visual or physical disgust or distortion. "That plant looks very _____."
- An artistic medium of expressing language and writing using decorative font or illustration.
- a food or something else that taste or smells extremely good. 'The food of the gods' in Greek and Roman mythology.
- Filled to the brim and about to burst or expel of, generally a liquid, or rage and anger.
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- Someone afraid of, or discriminates against, people who are foreign or are new.
- The organs or innards of a living being. "It's _______s spilled out when it was cut."
- A feeling of belonging or unification with those who share things in common with you. "Going to the support group gave me a feeling of ________y."
- To lack of something or be void of, to do something in vain or to no avail. "He hit the button _____ly."
9 Clues: To make someone or to feel stricken with embarrassment or mortification. • Someone afraid of, or discriminates against, people who are foreign or are new. • The organs or innards of a living being. "It's _______s spilled out when it was cut." • Filled to the brim and about to burst or expel of, generally a liquid, or rage and anger. • ...
"Answers and questions" 2021-05-12
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- He is a great Kazakh scientist, orientalist, historian, ethnographer, geographer, folklorist, translator, journalist, and traveler. The author of ”Shamanism among Kazakhs”. Who is it?
- What national game is this, catching a girl on a horse and kissing?
- The kazakh national swing is called?
- Attila was the ruler of what people?
- Name one of the founders of the theater of the absurd?
- Golden chain is the creation story of people?
- What’s the name of a game that plays with the bones of a sheep?
- Customer - employee etiquette is etiquette of what?
- In what Kazakh tradition do brides cover their face?
- What is the name of the modern Kazakh screenwriter and director of the film "Tomiris?"
- representatives of the Ulugbek Samarkand schools - Jamshid al-Kashi, Kazi-zade ar-Rumi and next one who is?
- He is a brilliant painter, sculptor and architect of the Renaissance. His largest works are: “Madonna Doni”, “The Creation of Adam”, the statues “Moses” and “David”. Who is it?
- Who is the sea God in Greek mythology?
- The highest embodiment of the new ideal of beauty, according to contemporaries Canova.
- What is the name of the famous painting by Kassemir Malesvich?
- What is a type of literature that attempts to stir a reader's imagination or emotions?
- The phrase "Linguistic equality should be one of the first achievements of the revolution“ belongs to?
- Where did the knights live?
- Kumulipo is the creation story of?
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- He is a French writer, one of the founders of realism in European literature. His largest work is a series of novels and novels called "Human Comedy". Who is it?
- Who is the author of book " The path of Abay"?
- Abbreviation DIY belongs to?
- Two artistic directions of the 17th century are classicism and …?
- It is an impression of a product in the minds of consumers, a label that is mentally attached to the product. What is it?
- He is an outstanding artist of the Renaissance; he was recognized "the king of painters and the painter of kings." The author of the painting - “Venera Urbinskaya”. Who is it?
- The poem, which is included in the world cultural heritage, 2008 was declared by UNESCO as the year of the 500th anniversary of the epic.
- What is a rite of passage of the individual to a new stage of development within a social group or mysteries society?
- Who is the author of the “The Justification and Manifesto of Futurism”?
- Actions that are the result of a person's free choice?
- According to the Jose-Ortega y Gasset "the part of society that has a special “organ of perception”?
- “Red and Black” is the pinnacle of French realism. Whose this novel?
- What is the characteristics and knowledge of a particular group of people, encompassing language, religion, arts and social habits?
- Who is the author of a Divine Comedy?
- What kind of etiquette is a set of rules for organizing communication in a business environment?
- Who is the main God of Greek mythology?
- Name the organization has been working in Kazakhstan and conducting annually trainings for writers-beginners from all Kazakhstan?
- How many times have knights bathed in the middle ages?
- A strong king of Huns?
- Three types of culture: The Pop, Elite and …?
- In 1618-1648 which country was covered by the Thirty Years' War?
40 Clues: A strong king of Huns? • Where did the knights live? • Abbreviation DIY belongs to? • Kumulipo is the creation story of? • The kazakh national swing is called? • Attila was the ruler of what people? • Who is the author of a Divine Comedy? • Who is the sea God in Greek mythology? • Who is the main God of Greek mythology? • Golden chain is the creation story of people? • ...
"Answers and questions" 2021-05-12
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- He is a great Kazakh scientist, orientalist, historian, ethnographer, geographer, folklorist, translator, journalist, and traveler. The author of ”Shamanism among Kazakhs”. Who is it?
- What national game is this, catching a girl on a horse and kissing?
- The kazakh national swing is called?
- Attila was the ruler of what people?
- Name one of the founders of the theater of the absurd?
- Golden chain is the creation story of people?
- What’s the name of a game that plays with the bones of a sheep?
- Customer - employee etiquette is etiquette of what?
- In what Kazakh tradition do brides cover their face?
- What is the name of the modern Kazakh screenwriter and director of the film "Tomiris?"
- representatives of the Ulugbek Samarkand schools - Jamshid al-Kashi, Kazi-zade ar-Rumi and next one who is?
- He is a brilliant painter, sculptor and architect of the Renaissance. His largest works are: “Madonna Doni”, “The Creation of Adam”, the statues “Moses” and “David”. Who is it?
- Who is the sea God in Greek mythology?
- The highest embodiment of the new ideal of beauty, according to contemporaries Canova.
- What is the name of the famous painting by Kassemir Malesvich?
- What is a type of literature that attempts to stir a reader's imagination or emotions?
- The phrase "Linguistic equality should be one of the first achievements of the revolution“ belongs to?
- Where did the knights live?
- Kumulipo is the creation story of?
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- He is a French writer, one of the founders of realism in European literature. His largest work is a series of novels and novels called "Human Comedy". Who is it?
- Who is the author of book " The path of Abay"?
- Abbreviation DIY belongs to?
- Two artistic directions of the 17th century are classicism and …?
- It is an impression of a product in the minds of consumers, a label that is mentally attached to the product. What is it?
- He is an outstanding artist of the Renaissance; he was recognized "the king of painters and the painter of kings." The author of the painting - “Venera Urbinskaya”. Who is it?
- The poem, which is included in the world cultural heritage, 2008 was declared by UNESCO as the year of the 500th anniversary of the epic.
- What is a rite of passage of the individual to a new stage of development within a social group or mysteries society?
- Who is the author of the “The Justification and Manifesto of Futurism”?
- Actions that are the result of a person's free choice?
- According to the Jose-Ortega y Gasset "the part of society that has a special “organ of perception”?
- “Red and Black” is the pinnacle of French realism. Whose this novel?
- What is the characteristics and knowledge of a particular group of people, encompassing language, religion, arts and social habits?
- Who is the author of a Divine Comedy?
- What kind of etiquette is a set of rules for organizing communication in a business environment?
- Who is the main God of Greek mythology?
- Name the organization has been working in Kazakhstan and conducting annually trainings for writers-beginners from all Kazakhstan?
- How many times have knights bathed in the middle ages?
- A strong king of Huns?
- Three types of culture: The Pop, Elite and …?
- In 1618-1648 which country was covered by the Thirty Years' War?
40 Clues: A strong king of Huns? • Where did the knights live? • Abbreviation DIY belongs to? • Kumulipo is the creation story of? • The kazakh national swing is called? • Attila was the ruler of what people? • Who is the author of a Divine Comedy? • Who is the sea God in Greek mythology? • Who is the main God of Greek mythology? • Golden chain is the creation story of people? • ...
Percy Jackson extended 2025-05-28
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- Item that makes the wearer disappear, a gift from the goddess of wisdom and strategy to her daughter.
- Goddess of agriculture and the harvest.
- King of the gods; god of the sky.
- – “Maia”: an item that allow the wearer to fly.
- Currency used by demigods in the magical world.
- God of fire and blacksmithing.
- The wild god who is missing in the book.
- Half-human, half-god.
- Camp where demigods train and live.
- A large sculpture or figure, sometimes of a god or monster, a certain monster creates them with a look.
- Where Percy and his mom vacation.
- Half-human, half-horse creature like Chiron.
- Goddess of the hunt and moon.
- A magical hotel with gambling and games that makes people lose track of time in Las Vegas.
- Land of the dead ruled by Hades.
- God of war; often angry and violent.
- Gorgon who turns people to stone with her gaze.
- Goddess of love and beauty.
- School Percy is expelled from at the beginning.
- Percy battles a monster near this river and landmark.
- God of the sun, music, and prophecy.
- The supernatural dogs of the Underworld, single head.
- Three terrifying spirits of vengeance.
- Mother of monsters in Greek mythology.
- Human mother of the protagonist.
- The protagonist who discovers he's a demigod.
- Goddess of wisdom and battle strategy.
- Fire-breathing monster with lion, goat, and serpent parts.
- Hades’ queen who spends half the year in the Underworld.
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- Author of *Percy Jackson and the Olympians* series.
- Percy’s magical sword that can never be lost.
- Daughter of Athena; clever and brave ally of Percy.
- Modern building where Mount Olympus is hidden.
- Tree/plant spirit in Greek mythology.
- Goddess of rainbows and messenger of the gods, can ‘video call’ with another person.
- Three-headed dog guarding the Underworld.
- Percy’s best friend and protector, part goat.
- Ferry driver of souls across the River Styx.
- Queen of the gods; goddess of marriage.
- Water spirit that lives in rivers or lakes.
- Used for defense in battles; sometimes magical.
- Place where Percy meets the sea spirit and receives the 3 pearls.
- Messenger god with winged shoes.
- Powerful weapon stolen from Zeus.
- Creature that is half-man, half-goat like Grover.
- God of the Underworld.
- Home of the gods, located above the Empire State Building.
- The person who gives mysterious predictions about the future.
- God of the sea; Percy’s father.
- Sea spirit who gives Percy the pearls.
- Aggressive camper, daughter of Ares.
- God of wine and parties; camp director.
- A prediction about the future given by the Oracle.
- Son of Hermes, leader of cabin 11, teachers Percy sword fighting.
- Winged horse that helps demigods fly.
- A journey or mission usually full of danger and adventure.
- Goddess of the hearth and home.
- Half-man, half-bull monster in the Labyrinth.
- City where Percy meets Hades in the Underworld.
- City where Percy’s story begins and ends.
- Trainer of heroes, disguised as a Latin teacher.
61 Clues: Half-human, half-god. • God of the Underworld. • Goddess of love and beauty. • Goddess of the hunt and moon. • God of fire and blacksmithing. • God of the sea; Percy’s father. • Goddess of the hearth and home. • Messenger god with winged shoes. • Land of the dead ruled by Hades. • Human mother of the protagonist. • King of the gods; god of the sky. • ...
-logy, -ology 2023-11-15
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- The field of ___________ investigates atmospheric conditions and phenomena, helping us understand and predict weather patterns.
- ___________ focuses on the study of the Earth's structure, composition, and processes, including the study of rocks and minerals.
- ___________ delves into the science of the mind and behavior, seeking to understand how individuals think and act.
- The science of ___________ explores living organisms, from microscopic cells to complex ecosystems.
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- In the field of ___________, scholars investigate the artifacts and tools left behind by ancient civilizations to piece together their way of life.
- ___________ examines the relationships between living organisms and their environments, studying how they interact in nature.
- ___________ is the scientific study of societies and human social behavior, examining how people interact in groups.
- ___________ is the branch of biology that explores the animal kingdom, examining various species and their behaviors.
- ___________ involves the study of traditional stories, beliefs, and customs of a particular group of people.
9 Clues: The science of ___________ explores living organisms, from microscopic cells to complex ecosystems. • ___________ involves the study of traditional stories, beliefs, and customs of a particular group of people. • ___________ delves into the science of the mind and behavior, seeking to understand how individuals think and act. • ...
Review term chapter 7-10 2025-02-25
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- giving human characteristics to nonhuman things. Ex. The wind whispered in my ear.
- comparison using like or as Ex. Henry is as quick as a cheetah.
- comparison NOT using like or as. Ex. Henry is a quick cheetah.
- descriptive language that appeals to the reader's senses, creating a mental picture by describing how something looks, sounds, smells, tastes, or feels Ex. The salty sea breeze was warm against my sunburned cheeks.
- a scene that interrupts the chronological order of a story to show events that happened in the past Ex. Disney movie “Up”
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- a figure of speech where a writer or speaker makes an indirect reference to a well-known person, place, event, or literary work Ex. He is a real Romeo.
- an extreme exaggeration Ex. This class is going to last forever.
- untrue stories typically about gods and goddess Ex. Hercules
- Poem- a long narrative poem that tells the story of a hero's adventures.
- Hero- a brave and noble character in a epic poem
10 Clues: Hero- a brave and noble character in a epic poem • untrue stories typically about gods and goddess Ex. Hercules • comparison NOT using like or as. Ex. Henry is a quick cheetah. • comparison using like or as Ex. Henry is as quick as a cheetah. • an extreme exaggeration Ex. This class is going to last forever. • ...
The genres of Cinema 2024-11-12
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- A film genre that uses elements such as aliens, robots, cyborgs, mutants, time travel, or other technologies.
- Involve love stories that focus on passion, emotion, and the romantic involvement of the characters.
- The main character often has superhuman abilities or extraordinary skills that they use to fight a villain or save the world.
- These films are made to amuse audiences and make them laugh.
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- Often features fantastic themes, usually magic, supernatural events, mythology, and folklore.
- A genre in which films are set in the American West during the 19th century. Often shows cowboys fighting Indians during the Gold Rush.
- A film genre in which the characters sing songs to advance the plot, sometimes accompanied by dancing.
- A film genre that evokes excitement and suspense in the audience.
- A genre that creates fear or disgust in its audience by exploring dark subjects like monsters or apocalyptic events.
9 Clues: These films are made to amuse audiences and make them laugh. • A film genre that evokes excitement and suspense in the audience. • Often features fantastic themes, usually magic, supernatural events, mythology, and folklore. • Involve love stories that focus on passion, emotion, and the romantic involvement of the characters. • ...
Living in a Tech Cult Task9 2022-10-11
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- the set of relationships that individuals develop and maintain.
- The ability to render into data many aspects of the world that have never been quantified before.
- The unconscious belief of valuing the measurable over the immeasurable.
- By their very nature, they [] feed on data that can be measured and counted. But its fairness is squishy and hard to quantify.
- A cultural, technological, and scholarly phenomenon that rests on the the interplay of Technology, Analysis, and Mythology.
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- a subtle reckoning in how people understand and value their relationships with other people.
- Seeing patterns where none actually exist, simply because enormous quantities of data can offer connections that radiate in all directions.
- The employment of new technologies that reflect and reproduce existing inequities but that are promoted and perceived as more objective or progressive than discriminatory systems of a previous era.
- Differences between the Data rich and the Data poor (access to data).
9 Clues: the set of relationships that individuals develop and maintain. • Differences between the Data rich and the Data poor (access to data). • The unconscious belief of valuing the measurable over the immeasurable. • a subtle reckoning in how people understand and value their relationships with other people. • ...
Fantasy Subgenres 2024-02-21
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- Fantasy Subgenre drawing heavily from mythology and folklore in its world-building (6, 7)
- Fantasy Subgenre featuring characters with superhuman abilities in fantastical settings (8, 7)
- Fantasy Subgenre blending fantasy elements with steam-powered technology in a historical setting (8, 7)
- Fantasy Subgenre characterized by its grand scope, intricate world-building, and heroic journeys (4, 7)
- Realism Subgenre blending magical elements seamlessly into a realistic narrative (7, 7)
- Fantasy Subgenre blending fantastical elements with a modern, urban setting (5, 7)
- and Sorcery Subgenre focused on fast-paced action, sword-wielding heroes, and magic (5, 7)
- Fantasy Subgenre known for its gritty, bleak, and morally ambiguous tone (8, 7)
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- Fantasy Subgenre featuring an epic struggle between good and evil in a complex fictional world (4, 7)
- Fantasy Subgenre with magical elements set in the real world or a world similar to it (3, 7)
- Fantasy Subgenre combining science fiction and fantasy elements in the same world (7, 7)
- Fantasy Subgenre combining fantastical elements with a specific historical time period (10, 7)
- Fantasy Subgenre where characters travel to another world through a magical portal (6, 7)
- Retelling Subgenre reimagining classic fairytales with new twists and perspectives (9, 8)
- Fantasy Subgenre known for its eerie, sinister, or morally ambiguous themes (4, 7)
15 Clues: Fantasy Subgenre known for its gritty, bleak, and morally ambiguous tone (8, 7) • Fantasy Subgenre blending fantastical elements with a modern, urban setting (5, 7) • Fantasy Subgenre known for its eerie, sinister, or morally ambiguous themes (4, 7) • Realism Subgenre blending magical elements seamlessly into a realistic narrative (7, 7) • ...
Stories 2023-06-18
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- Explore the value of friendship through heartwarming stories that celebrate loyalty, kindness, and teamwork.
- Follow the thrilling journeys of young athletes as they pursue their dreams and overcome obstacles in the world of sports.
- Explore enchanting realms with mythical creatures, magic, and extraordinary powers.
- Embark on thrilling journeys filled with treasure hunts, quests, and daring escapades.
- Enter a magical world of princesses, dragons, and talking animals as you follow exciting adventures.
- Laugh out loud with funny stories filled with hilarious situations, witty jokes, and amusing characters.
- Travel back in time and experience life in different historical periods through captivating tales.
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- Discover heartwarming stories featuring lovable animal characters who learn important life lessons.
- Join fairies on magical adventures as they protect nature, encounter mythical creatures, and spread joy.
- Get inspired by stories that showcase the triumph of the human spirit, perseverance, and overcoming challenges.
- Enter futuristic worlds where advanced technology, space travel, and alien encounters await.
- Dive into rich cultural traditions and legends passed down through generations in captivating folktales.
- Experience action-packed tales of heroes with extraordinary abilities who fight for justice and save the world.
- Solve puzzling mysteries alongside clever detectives and uncover hidden clues to crack the case.
- Uncover the ancient myths and legends of gods, goddesses, and heroes from various mythological traditions.
15 Clues: Explore enchanting realms with mythical creatures, magic, and extraordinary powers. • Embark on thrilling journeys filled with treasure hunts, quests, and daring escapades. • Enter futuristic worlds where advanced technology, space travel, and alien encounters await. • ...
Art Appreciation Crossword Puzzle 2023-09-14
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- ,initial step begins by making a thorough inventory of everything one sees in the work of art .
- ,the visible features of an area of land; its landforms.
- ,represent the sea.
- ,successive visions; images; and feelings experienced by a person during his/her sleep.
- ,are urban landscapes
- ,The concern centers on identifying the expressive qualities; or the meaning, mood, or idea communicated to the viewer.
- ,one identifies the literal qualities, or realistic presentation of subject matter;and the elements of art found in the work.
- ,a collection of myths; especially one belonging to a particular religious or cultural tradition.
- ,art are works that does not depict anything from the real world (figures; landscapes; animals)
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- ,imagining improbable things, which have no basis in reality.
- ,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.
- ,is an important part of the art criticism process in order to demonstrate a genuineappreciation for art.
- ,the principles of art will be used to determine how the elements of art used in the picture are organized.
- ,a work of art depicting mostly inanimate subject matter; typically common place objects which may be either natural.
- ,is the discussion or evaluation of visual art. Art critics usually criticize art in the context of aesthetics or the theory of beauty.
- ,is a painting; photograph; sculpture; or other artistic representation of a person
- ,it is a focused view or interpretation of specific natural elements
- ,are artworks that depict real situations.
- ,is always connected to something visual from the real world
20 Clues: ,represent the sea. • ,are urban landscapes • ,are artworks that depict real situations. • ,the visible features of an area of land; its landforms. • ,is always connected to something visual from the real world • ,imagining improbable things, which have no basis in reality. • ,it is a focused view or interpretation of specific natural elements • ...
Dragons and other Mythical creatures 2023-05-30
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- the ability to do something that frightens one
- an account of imaginary or real people and events told for entertainment
- the customs,arts,social institutions,and achievements of a particular nation,people, or other social group
- the ability to acquire and apply knowledge and skills
- a mythical creature with the head and wings of an eagle and the body of a lion
- a type of amphibian that belongs to the same order as frogs,but has some distinctive features
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- occurring in or characteristic of myths or folk tales
- a story originating in popular culture,typically passed on by word of mouth
- a reptilian legendary creature that appears in the folklore of many cultures worldwide.
- a descriptive or anecdotal treatise on various real or mythical kinds of animals,especially a medieval work with a moralizing tone
- relating to,based on,or appearing in myths or mythology
- a thing that Is known or proved to be true
- an aquatic creature with the head and upper body of a female human and the
- a mythical typically represented as horse with a single straight horn projecting from it's forehead.
- an obscuring of the light from one celestial body by the passage of another between it and the observer or between it and its source of illumination
15 Clues: a thing that Is known or proved to be true • the ability to do something that frightens one • occurring in or characteristic of myths or folk tales • the ability to acquire and apply knowledge and skills • relating to,based on,or appearing in myths or mythology • an account of imaginary or real people and events told for entertainment • ...
Ancient Greece 2025-02-27
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- A particular form of procedure for accomplishing or approaching something, esspecialy a systematic or established one.
- A priest or preistess acting as a medium through whom advice or prophecy was sought from the gods
- An ancient Greeek tragedian who has a play that survived in full
- Ancient Greek historian remeberd for his history of the Peloponnsian War
- A mountain in thessaly that in greek mythology is the abode of the gods
- A paid teacher of philosophy & rhetoric in an
- An ancient Greek city on the S slopes of Mt. Parnassus (site of the most famous oracle of apollo)
- The an ancient Greek known as the father of history
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- A religious or solemnem ceremony cconsisting of a series of actions performed according to a prescribed order
- The study of the fundamental nature of knowledge reality and existence, esspecially when considered as an academic discipline
- An event causing a great suffering, destruction, and distress, such as a serious accident, crime, or narual disator.
- moral principles that govern a person's behavior or the conducting of an activity
- A teaching style that involves asking a question to help students learn and develp critical thinking
- Greek tragedian; the father of Greek tragedian drama
- Greek Philosopher and mathmatician who theorized that numbers constitue the esscence of all naturalthings
15 Clues: A paid teacher of philosophy & rhetoric in an • The an ancient Greek known as the father of history • Greek tragedian; the father of Greek tragedian drama • An ancient Greeek tragedian who has a play that survived in full • A mountain in thessaly that in greek mythology is the abode of the gods • ...
The World's Wife Characters 2018-08-30
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- What part of Samson's body did Delilah cut off to eliminate his strength?
- What did Jesus cause Lazarus to rise from?
- Whose trial did Pilates adjudicate for, and attempt to get saved from his fate?
- Who did the Greek sea nymph Thetis (who can change forms) give birth to, then dip in the river Styx?
- What type of writing was Aesop famous for writing?
- What role in church, typically reserved for men, was Joan given in the middle ages?
- In which season can Demeter's daughter, Persephone, return to earth from the underworld?
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- The ruler of Judea, who ordered the Massacre of the Innocents at the time of Jesus’ birth.
- What character in literature famously made a pact with the devil?
- What Revolution did Rip Van Winkle miss after falling asleep for 20 years?
- How many years was Tiresias, the blind prophet in mythology who was famous for clairvoyance, get turned into a woman for?
- What did Pygmalion fall in love with?
- What character from Homer's Odyssey shares her name with pig-nosed protagonist in the 2006 rom-com starring Christina Ricci and James McAvoy?
- What animal does Circe turn sailors who visit her island into?
- Which Oscar wrote the play 'Salome', which was banned for showing Salome kissing John the Baptist's severed head?
15 Clues: What did Pygmalion fall in love with? • What did Jesus cause Lazarus to rise from? • What type of writing was Aesop famous for writing? • What animal does Circe turn sailors who visit her island into? • What character in literature famously made a pact with the devil? • What part of Samson's body did Delilah cut off to eliminate his strength? • ...
Constellation Crossword Puzzle 2024-09-19
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- for the most part; mainly
- seeming real or true, but not necessarily so.
- a star in the constellation Ursa Minor that's located near the Earth's north pole and the north celestial pole.
- the movement of an object in a circular or elliptical course around another or about an axis or center.
- constellation is located in the northern celestial hemisphere. Its name means "the twins" in Latin
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- a way in which two or more things are alike.
- a prominent group of seven stars in the constellation Ursa Major (the Great Bear), containing the Pointers that indicate the direction to Polaris.
- a group of stars forming a recognizable pattern that is traditionally named after its apparent form or identified with a mythological figure
- the state of being able to see or be seen.
- One half of a sphere, formed by a plane that passes through the center of the sphere
- the circular movement of an object around a central line, known as axis
- the action of mentioning or alluding to something.
- in the northern sky, named after the winged horse in Greek mythology
- an imaginary line about which a body rotates.
- a group of stars in the equatorial region of the night sky that form the shape of a hunter.
15 Clues: for the most part; mainly • the state of being able to see or be seen. • a way in which two or more things are alike. • seeming real or true, but not necessarily so. • an imaginary line about which a body rotates. • the action of mentioning or alluding to something. • in the northern sky, named after the winged horse in Greek mythology • ...
Ancient Greece Fun Facts 2023-01-25
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- This common adjective used to insult one's intelligence came from the Greeks.
- Plato shared thoughts that this Greek city might actually be the lost city of Atlantis.
- This dairy-based cake was invented by the Greeks.
- The ancient Greeks invented the first one of these, it was used to predict lunar and solar eclipses.
- These were also invented by the Greeks; the first one made sound by dropping pebbles into a gong.
- Athletes in this event had to compete wearing no clothes!
- This version of facial hair was considered a sign of intelligence and beauty in Ancient Greek times.
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- When Greece was under Ottoman rule, this temple to Athena was once blown up.
- Pop culture has led is wrong on Hercules' name; his Greek name is actually ________.
- Get ready for this one... The ancient Greeks used these as toilet tissue ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
- Alexander the Great was tutored by this iconic Greek philosopher.
- The Greeks did not actually call their homeland "Greece", they referred to it as ______. The Word Greece came from the Romans.
- A court case in Greece could have as many as 500 of these!
- In Greek mythology, this woman is the mother to all of the monsters.
- This is one of the oldest toys in the world, and it was invented by the Greeks.
15 Clues: This dairy-based cake was invented by the Greeks. • Athletes in this event had to compete wearing no clothes! • A court case in Greece could have as many as 500 of these! • Alexander the Great was tutored by this iconic Greek philosopher. • In Greek mythology, this woman is the mother to all of the monsters. • ...
Chris Cross...Word 2022-12-06
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- To look at (something impressive or attractive) with pleasure.
- A tight grasp. A mechanism for connecting and disconnecting an engine and the transmission system in a vehicle, or the working parts of any machine.
- The female of a horse or other equine animal.
- An immortal bird associated with Greek mythology that cyclically regenerates or is otherwise born again.
- The fourth letter of the Greek alphabet.
- Not allow to be seen; hide.
- Allowing light to pass through so that objects behind can be distinctly seen.
- Hot fluid or semi-fluid material below or within the earth's crust from which lava and other igneous rock is formed on cooling.
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- The time of life when a child experiences physical and hormonal changes that mark a transition into adulthood.
- A cosmetic for darkening and thickening the eyelashes.
- A large German dirigible airship of the early 20th century, long and cylindrical in shape and with a rigid framework. Zeppelins were used during the First World War for reconnaissance and bombing, and after the war as passenger transports until the 1930s.
- Giving off light; bright or shining.
- A Scandinavian country that gained independence from Russia in 1917.
- Not able to be seen through; not transparent.
- A legendary dwarfish creature supposed to guard the earth's treasures underground.
15 Clues: Not allow to be seen; hide. • Giving off light; bright or shining. • The fourth letter of the Greek alphabet. • The female of a horse or other equine animal. • Not able to be seen through; not transparent. • A cosmetic for darkening and thickening the eyelashes. • To look at (something impressive or attractive) with pleasure. • ...
terms 2025-02-25
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- giving human characteristics to nonhuman things. Ex. The wind whispered in my ear.
- comparison using like or as Ex. Henry is as quick as a cheetah.
- comparison NOT using like or as. Ex. Henry is a quick cheetah.
- descriptive language that appeals to the reader's senses, creating a mental picture by describing how something looks, sounds, smells, tastes, or feels Ex. The salty sea breeze was warm against my sunburned cheeks.
- a scene that interrupts the chronological order of a story to show events that happened in the past Ex. Disney movie “Up”
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- a figure of speech where a writer or speaker makes an indirect reference to a well-known person, place, event, or literary work Ex. He is a real Romeo.
- an extreme exaggeration Ex. This class is going to last forever.
- untrue stories typically about gods and goddess Ex. Hercules
- Poem- a long narrative poem that tells the story of a hero's adventures.
- Hero- a brave and noble character in a epic poem
10 Clues: Hero- a brave and noble character in a epic poem • untrue stories typically about gods and goddess Ex. Hercules • comparison NOT using like or as. Ex. Henry is a quick cheetah. • comparison using like or as Ex. Henry is as quick as a cheetah. • an extreme exaggeration Ex. This class is going to last forever. • ...
Jake reinvented 2025-02-25
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- giving human characteristics to nonhuman things. Ex. The wind whispered in my ear.
- comparison using like or as Ex. Henry is as quick as a cheetah.
- comparison NOT using like or as. Ex. Henry is a quick cheetah.
- descriptive language that appeals to the reader's senses, creating a mental picture by describing how something looks, sounds, smells, tastes, or feels Ex. The salty sea breeze was warm against my sunburned cheeks.
- a scene that interrupts the chronological order of a story to show events that happened in the past Ex. Disney movie “Up”
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- a figure of speech where a writer or speaker makes an indirect reference to a well-known person, place, event, or literary work Ex. He is a real Romeo.
- an extreme exaggeration Ex. This class is going to last forever.
- untrue stories typically about gods and goddess Ex. Hercules
- Poem- a long narrative poem that tells the story of a hero's adventures.
- Hero- a brave and noble character in a epic poem
10 Clues: Hero- a brave and noble character in a epic poem • untrue stories typically about gods and goddess Ex. Hercules • comparison NOT using like or as. Ex. Henry is a quick cheetah. • comparison using like or as Ex. Henry is as quick as a cheetah. • an extreme exaggeration Ex. This class is going to last forever. • ...
The genres of Cinema 2024-11-12
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- A film genre that uses elements such as aliens, robots, cyborgs, mutants, time travel, or other technologies.
- Involve love stories that focus on passion, emotion, and the romantic involvement of the characters.
- The main character often has superhuman abilities or extraordinary skills that they use to fight a villain or save the world.
- These films are made to amuse audiences and make them laugh.
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- Often features fantastic themes, usually magic, supernatural events, mythology, and folklore.
- A genre in which films are set in the American West during the 19th century. Often shows cowboys fighting Indians during the Gold Rush.
- A film genre in which the characters sing songs to advance the plot, sometimes accompanied by dancing.
- A film genre that evokes excitement and suspense in the audience.
- A genre that creates fear or disgust in its audience by exploring dark subjects like monsters or apocalyptic events.
9 Clues: These films are made to amuse audiences and make them laugh. • A film genre that evokes excitement and suspense in the audience. • Often features fantastic themes, usually magic, supernatural events, mythology, and folklore. • Involve love stories that focus on passion, emotion, and the romantic involvement of the characters. • ...
Grade 4 Classmates 2020-05-07
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- Has a younger brother, loves Harry Potter, and is interested in gemstones.
- This classmate was born in Pittsburgh, is a Pittsburgh Steelers fan, and also enjoys playing baseball.
- This classmate rides horses, is in Best Buddies, and is very kind.
- This classmate loves to draw, likes the colors blue and purple, and her birthday is in May.
- She loves hiking, playing frisbee golf, and she's been at our school for 6 years.
- We all know how much this classmate loves football. What you may not know is that he likes to watch The Office.
- She loves dolphins, her favorite color is purple, and she can do a one-handed hand spring on her trampoline.
- This classmate has many talents including playing piano, singing in choirs, and dancing.
- His favorite dessert is pie and his favorite animal is a rhino.
- Loves dogs, tennis, and Greek Mythology.
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- This classmate is really good at drawing, has a great imagination, and his favorite dinosaur is a T-Rex.
- This classmate loves WWE and has almost 200 WWE figures.
- Plays basketball and likes to ride his bike.
- This classmate plays soccer and joined our school this year.
- Her same is a city in Georgia, her favorite animal is a sloth, and her favorite color is yellow.
- We all know how much this classmate LOVES cats.
- This classmate enjoys playing tennis and reading.
17 Clues: Loves dogs, tennis, and Greek Mythology. • Plays basketball and likes to ride his bike. • We all know how much this classmate LOVES cats. • This classmate enjoys playing tennis and reading. • This classmate loves WWE and has almost 200 WWE figures. • This classmate plays soccer and joined our school this year. • ...
Mr. O'Hayer's Homework 10 2024-11-14
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- – A system of writing used in ancient Mesopotamia, characterized by wedge-shaped marks made on clay tablets.
- – A collection of myths, or traditional stories, that explain the beliefs or origins of a culture, often involving gods and heroes.
- – An upright stone slab or pillar bearing inscriptions or carvings, often used as a monument.
- – A man-made waterway used for transportation or irrigation.
- – A massive stepped structure built in ancient Mesopotamia, often serving as a temple.
- – An advantage or positive outcome gained from something.
- – Believable or trustworthy.
- – A long narrative poem or story that tells of heroic deeds or significant historical events.
- – A song of praise, often directed to a deity or religious figure.
- – A group of countries or regions controlled by one ruler or government.
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- – A period of one thousand years.
- – An independent city and its surrounding territory, which forms its own government and functions as a separate political entity.
- – Written works, such as books, poems, or stories, that have artistic or cultural significance.
- – A person trained to write and record information, especially in ancient societies.
- – To defeat and take control of a place or people by use of military force.
- – A system of government or management where important decisions are made by officials rather than elected representatives.
- – Related to or coming from a god or deity.
17 Clues: – Believable or trustworthy. • – A period of one thousand years. • – Related to or coming from a god or deity. • – An advantage or positive outcome gained from something. • – A man-made waterway used for transportation or irrigation. • – A song of praise, often directed to a deity or religious figure. • ...
Roman Empire 2023-04-14
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- The legendary founder of Rome, according to ancient Roman mythology
- A Roman emperor who ruled from 117 to 138 CE and is known for his extensive building projects, including Hadrian's Wall in Britain
- A structure built by the Romans to transport water over long distances
- A large military unit made up of Roman soldiers
- Members of the Roman Senate, the most powerful political institution in ancient Rome
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- The volcano that famously erupted in 79 CE, burying the cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum
- A temple in Rome dedicated to all the gods of the Roman Empire
- A Roman emperor who ruled from 98 to 117 CE and is known for his military conquests and public building projects
- A professional fighter who entertained audiences by engaging in combat in public arenas
- An amphitheater in Rome used for gladiatorial contests and public spectacles
- The first Roman emperor who ruled from 27 BCE until his death in 14 CE
- A Roman military general and political rival of Julius Caesar during the Roman Republic
- A Roman general who played a critical role in the events that led to the demise of the Roman Republic
- A garment worn by Roman citizens, particularly for formal occasions
- The center of political and social activity in ancient Rome
15 Clues: A large military unit made up of Roman soldiers • The center of political and social activity in ancient Rome • A temple in Rome dedicated to all the gods of the Roman Empire • The legendary founder of Rome, according to ancient Roman mythology • A garment worn by Roman citizens, particularly for formal occasions • ...
PHYSICS AIP 2021-01-29
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- Cycle ice constant.
- X is a systematic enterprise that builds and organizes knowledge in the form of testable explanations and predictions about the universe. Find X
- I am a scientist, the first part of my first name is a farm animal and my second name is moseley
- Which country is predicted to be the first in the world to get a fully functional hyperloop train.
- there are no points around me where the electric field is zero
- I am married to a proton
- X or visible X is electromagnetic radiation within the portion of the electromagnetic spectrum that can be perceived by the human eye. What is X.
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- I am the natural science that studies matter, its motion and behavior through space and time.
- Force per unit area.
- I am scientist and i have a car named after me
- i am the reference point for calculating gravitational potential
- I have a law named after me and i am related to hindu mythology.
- I am 2000 times heavier than my negative counterpart and u can find me inside an atom.
- i am defined as the quantity of motion possesed by a body
- production of EMF due to relative motion between a coil and a magnet
15 Clues: Cycle ice constant. • Force per unit area. • I am married to a proton • I am scientist and i have a car named after me • i am defined as the quantity of motion possesed by a body • there are no points around me where the electric field is zero • i am the reference point for calculating gravitational potential • ...
Celestial Bodies 2023-07-27
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- The largest planet in our solar system, known for its great red spot and moons.
- Earth's natural satellite, visible in the night sky and causing tides.
- A large celestial body that orbits a star and reflects light from it.
- Hole A region in space with intense gravity, so strong that nothing can escape it.
- The sixth planet from the sun, famous for its stunning ring system.
- A massive system of stars, gas, and dust held together by gravity.
- An interstellar cloud of gas and dust where stars are born or have exploded.
- A prominent constellation in the night sky, named after a hunter in Greek mythology.
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- A small rock or particle that burns up when entering a planet's atmosphere.
- Way The galaxy containing our solar system, appearing as a bright band in the night sk
- A rocky object that orbits the sun, mostly found in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter.
- A small icy body that orbits the sun and develops a bright tail when near the sun.
- A luminous celestial object made of hot gases that emit light and heat.
- The star at the center of our solar system, providing light and heat to Earth.
- The second planet from the sun, known for its bright appearance in the sky.
15 Clues: A massive system of stars, gas, and dust held together by gravity. • The sixth planet from the sun, famous for its stunning ring system. • A large celestial body that orbits a star and reflects light from it. • Earth's natural satellite, visible in the night sky and causing tides. • A luminous celestial object made of hot gases that emit light and heat. • ...
knight 2026-02-10
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- "With this ring, I thee [BLANK]."
- This winter month is when Jacob proposed to AnLi.
- The model of Jacob's car, the one he's driven since he was 16.
- AnLi's new last name!
- the number of siblings the bride and groom have together.
- Jacob and AnLi took their first road trip to this popular east Tennessee vacation destination.
- The married couple are traveling to this Canary Island that is known for its grand Carnival celebrations.
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- Home of the oldest pharmacy in the world, Jacob and AnLi visited this Italian city in the summer of 2022.
- A popular song lyric from a song famously used at weddings, "This will be an [BLANK] love."
- The name of AnLi's home dog, also the name of the protagonist in a popular children's fiction book series about Greek mythology.
- The mascot of the college Jacob and AnLi attended.
- A classic flower that's given on Valentine's day and the first flower bouquet that Jacob gave AnLi.
- The number of months Jacob and AnLi have been dating (hint: look at Our Story to see when we started dating).
- This dance style which involves making sounds with your feet was AnLi's favorite style growing up.
- This popular food consisting of crust and toppings is what Jacob and AnLi ate on their first date.
15 Clues: AnLi's new last name! • "With this ring, I thee [BLANK]." • This winter month is when Jacob proposed to AnLi. • The mascot of the college Jacob and AnLi attended. • the number of siblings the bride and groom have together. • The model of Jacob's car, the one he's driven since he was 16. • ...
Axolotls In Perfil 2024-09-04
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- Organism A creature studied extensively in the laboratory to help scientists better understand certain biological processes in humans.
- A beneficial axolotl can regenerate lost limbs would be beneficial for people who do not have body parts.
- A FRILLY SALAMANDER,
- Their civilization prospered alongside the axolotls. The axolotl became an important symbol in indigenous Mexican mythology.
- food chains of what comes to what within an ecosystem.
- They are made of woven bags anchored in shallow water.
- Due to problems such as habitat loss and pollution.
- The ancient Aztecs, indigenous people who once lived in the region, built their civilization around the valley's lakes.
- As they age and grow larger, they retain characteristics of their youthful for
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- It can regrow its limbs, tail, spinal cord and even parts of its heart.
- The axolotl grabbed rare animals from the planet to find what would fit with the ecosystem
- A district of Mexico City.
- Animals such as frogs, toads and salamanders that need a humid environment to live.
- Change in your genetic code. This caused the animals to have little or no coloration in their skin, producing pink and white axolotls.
- City
- canals are what remains of the ancient lakes that once stretched across the Valley of Mexico.
- Species Fish eat young axolotls and compete with larger, more mature axolotls for food.
17 Clues: City • A FRILLY SALAMANDER, • A district of Mexico City. • Due to problems such as habitat loss and pollution. • food chains of what comes to what within an ecosystem. • They are made of woven bags anchored in shallow water. • It can regrow its limbs, tail, spinal cord and even parts of its heart. • ...
Maya Crossword 2025-03-03
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- The primary crop grown by the Maya, also known as corn.
- A farming technique used by the Maya that involved cutting and burning vegetation to clear land.
- A famous Maya city located on the Yucatán Peninsula, home to the Temple of Kukulkan.
- Ancient Maya city located in present-day Guatemala, known for its towering pyramids.
- The 260-day sacred calendar used by the Maya for religious and ceremonial purposes.
- A powerful animal often depicted in Maya religion and mythology.
- A Central American country that was part of the Maya civilization.
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- An early Mesoamerican civilization that influenced the Maya, known for colossal stone heads.
- A historical region that includes parts of present-day Mexico and Central America, where the Maya civilization thrived.
- The writing system used by the Maya, consisting of symbols and pictures.
- Country in Central America where the ancient city of Tikal is located.
- Flat steps built into hillsides to create more farmland in mountainous regions.
- A Maya ball game where players used their hips, elbows, and knees to score goals.
- A belief system that includes worshiping many gods, practiced by the Maya.
- Another modern country that was once home to the Maya.
- A modern-day country that was once part of the Maya civilization.
- A region in present-day Mexico where many Maya cities were located.
17 Clues: Another modern country that was once home to the Maya. • The primary crop grown by the Maya, also known as corn. • A powerful animal often depicted in Maya religion and mythology. • A modern-day country that was once part of the Maya civilization. • A Central American country that was part of the Maya civilization. • ...
Myths and Legends of Greek and Roman Mythology 2017-04-26
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- lives in the underworld and goes back on his deals
- Daughter of the first olympian god
- rules the 7 seas and all its inhabitants
- King of the skies and master of lightning
- Shapes all your hopes and dreams
- shoots heart shaped arrows at you
- Was the mother of Pegasus
- is rumored to gain all his power from war
- Controls the sun and how hot it is outside
- Wife of the ruler of the skies
- Next in line to rule the ocean and all that live within
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- Daughter to one of the mighty titans she is known for her victories
- Huntress of the gods
- Main transportation for the gods but pet of Zeus
- Master blacksmith maker of zeus master bolt
- Sister to Helios and controls the coolness of the night
- The messenger of the gods and god of speed
- Controls the balance between human and God like affairs
- One of the first olympian gods
- Master of riddles and protector of jewels of the gods
- mother to all the gods except the three primary gods
21 Clues: Huntress of the gods • Was the mother of Pegasus • One of the first olympian gods • Wife of the ruler of the skies • Shapes all your hopes and dreams • shoots heart shaped arrows at you • Daughter of the first olympian god • rules the 7 seas and all its inhabitants • King of the skies and master of lightning • is rumored to gain all his power from war • ...
Greek Mythology - Lesson 18 - Midas, Sisyphus, Bellerophon, Melampus 2024-01-22
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- A wife-to-be of Zeus who was turned into an island
- failing to see the consequences of behavior
- Father of mad daughters who thought they were cows
- This satyr challenged Apollo to a music contest.
- scornfully; looking down upon; treating as below one's dignity
- to burn or scorch
- to break down suddenly; to fall down
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- Everything he touched turned to gold
- Grandson of Sisyphus and a great tamer of horses
- grand, splendid, dignified
- having a right to
- A great winged horse which sprang from Medusa's neck
- The clever king of Corinth
- A river god and father of Aegina
- thankful appreciation for favors received
- A fire-breathing creature made of a lion, goat, and serpent
- Understood the language of animals; cousin of Bellerophon
- sly, crafty, devious
- skillfully, cleverly
- to skip in a playful manner; to frolic
20 Clues: having a right to • to burn or scorch • sly, crafty, devious • skillfully, cleverly • grand, splendid, dignified • The clever king of Corinth • A river god and father of Aegina • Everything he touched turned to gold • to break down suddenly; to fall down • to skip in a playful manner; to frolic • thankful appreciation for favors received • ...
Mythology Vocab and Greek Gods&Goddesses Extra Credit 2024-05-27
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- God of fire, metalworking, and volcanoes
- God of the Underworld.
- made, happening, or chosen without method or conscious decision.
- Goddess of War and Wisdom
- Odysseus's son
- Goddess of the hearth and home
- God of the Sea, and horses
- a figure of speech that directly compares two things using “like” or “as”.
- ability to apply procedures or methods in order to create a desired result.
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- Synonym- Form
- half woman/half bird, their song lures sailors to their death
- Goddess of the hunt, wild animals and the moon
- Synonym- Disprove
- God of War
- Goddess of love and beauty
- a distinguishing quality or characteristic, typically one belonging to a person.
- Odysseus' wife
- Messenger God with winged sandals.
- God of thunder; most powerful of all the Olympic Gods.
- Odysseus' home island in Greece
20 Clues: God of War • Synonym- Form • Odysseus's son • Odysseus' wife • Synonym- Disprove • God of the Underworld. • Goddess of War and Wisdom • Goddess of love and beauty • God of the Sea, and horses • Goddess of the hearth and home • Odysseus' home island in Greece • Messenger God with winged sandals. • God of fire, metalworking, and volcanoes • Goddess of the hunt, wild animals and the moon • ...
Mythology Vocab and Greek Gods&Goddesses Extra Credit 2024-05-27
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- God of the Underworld.
- Odysseus's son
- Odysseus' home island in Greece
- God of the Sea, and horses
- ability to apply procedures or methods in order to create a desired result.
- Synonym- Disprove
- Goddess of War and Wisdom
- Odysseus' wife
- Goddess of the hearth and home
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- God of thunder; most powerful of all the Olympic Gods.
- made, happening, or chosen without method or conscious decision.
- Messenger God with winged sandals.
- God of Archery, Music, and Medicine
- God of fire, metalworking, and volcanoes
- Synonym- Form
- half woman/half bird, their song lures sailors to their death
- a figure of speech that directly compares two things using “like” or “as”.
- Goddess of love and beauty
- a distinguishing quality or characteristic, typically one belonging to a person.
- A witch who imprisoned Odysseus for 1 year
- Goddess of the hunt, wild animals and the moon
- God of War
22 Clues: God of War • Synonym- Form • Odysseus's son • Odysseus' wife • Synonym- Disprove • God of the Underworld. • Goddess of War and Wisdom • Goddess of love and beauty • God of the Sea, and horses • Goddess of the hearth and home • Odysseus' home island in Greece • Messenger God with winged sandals. • God of Archery, Music, and Medicine • God of fire, metalworking, and volcanoes • ...
Greek God Crossword 2021-09-21
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- A God of the sea, earthquakes, storms and horses. He was eaten by his father Chronos along with Hades, Demeter, Hestia, and Hera. He claims to be the most moody God from the Olympian family.
- He is the God of War along with his sister Athena. His parents were Zeus the god of the Sky and Hera Goddess of marriage. He is one of the twelve Olympians. He was known for being violent and strong. He had two sons with Aphrodite Phobos and Deimos from Greek Mythology.
- He is the King of Titans and God of time. He used to swallow all his children and was married to Rhea the Goddess of marriage. Rhea managed to save their last child who was Zeus.
- Having an obligation to do something that you were supposed to get done. For example Poseidon had an obligation to protect and rule the sea’s.
- A God of the underworld. His parents were Chronos and Rhea. He was the only key God from Greek Mythology who wasn’t a part of the Olympian family. Everyone recognized him because he wouldn’t let a single soul leave the underground and anyone who tried to would get seriesly punished.
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- The most important God in Olympus. He divided the world into 3 parts and ruled the sky himself. He controlled the weather based on his mood, that's why many people were scared of him.
- Knowing who you are and what describes you for example qualities, looks, beliefs, perspective, personality, and expressions.
- A Goddesses of War who is a daughter of Zeus and Hera. She was a very fierce warrior and also was Zeus' favorite child. She was also the goddess of one city which was named after her.
- He is the God of speed. His parent’s are Zeus and Maia who is not from the Olympian Family. He was the second youngest Olympian god and his siblings are Athena, Apollo, Arthemis, and Dionysus. Before he became a God of speed he would be the messenger of the Deities.
9 Clues: Knowing who you are and what describes you for example qualities, looks, beliefs, perspective, personality, and expressions. • Having an obligation to do something that you were supposed to get done. For example Poseidon had an obligation to protect and rule the sea’s. • ...
Nathan's Crossword Puzzle 2023-03-13
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- an apparatus consisting of a tube attached to a set of mirrors or prisms, by which an observer (typically in a submerged submarine or behind a high obstacle) can see things that are otherwise out of sight.
- An instrument for telling temperature
- the study of the origin of words and the way in which their meanings have changed throughout history.
- scientific study of the behavior, structure, physiology, classification, and distribution of animals.
- a metric unit of length equal to 1,000 meters (approximately 0.62 miles).
- an optical instrument designed to make distant objects appear nearer
- a straight line passing from side to side through the center of a body or figure, especially a circle or sphere.
- the study of myths
- device that automatically regulates temperature, or that activates a device when the temperature reaches a certain point.
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- an instrument on a vehicle's dashboard indicating its speed.
- instrument measuring atmospheric pressure, used especially in forecasting the weather
- an account of a person's life written by that person.
- optical instrument used for viewing small objects, such as plant cells, usually magnified several hundred times.
- the science that deals with the earth's physical structure and substance, its history, and the processes that act on it.
- The study of land
15 Clues: The study of land • the study of myths • An instrument for telling temperature • an account of a person's life written by that person. • an instrument on a vehicle's dashboard indicating its speed. • an optical instrument designed to make distant objects appear nearer • a metric unit of length equal to 1,000 meters (approximately 0.62 miles). • ...
Roman Empire 2023-04-14
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- A Roman emperor who ruled from 98 to 117 CE and is known for his military conquests and public building projects
- A large military unit made up of Roman soldiers
- Members of the Roman Senate, the most powerful political institution in ancient Rome
- The legendary founder of Rome, according to ancient Roman mythology
- A garment worn by Roman citizens, particularly for formal occasions
- A Roman military general and political rival of Julius Caesar during the Roman Republic
- The center of political and social activity in ancient Rome
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- The volcano that famously erupted in 79 CE, burying the cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum
- A Roman emperor who ruled from 117 to 138 CE and is known for his extensive building projects, including Hadrian's Wall in Britain
- A structure built by the Romans to transport water over long distances
- A Roman general who played a critical role in the events that led to the demise of the Roman Republic
- A temple in Rome dedicated to all the gods of the Roman Empire
- The first Roman emperor who ruled from 27 BCE until his death in 14 CE
- An amphitheater in Rome used for gladiatorial contests and public spectacles
- A professional fighter who entertained audiences by engaging in combat in public arenas
15 Clues: A large military unit made up of Roman soldiers • The center of political and social activity in ancient Rome • A temple in Rome dedicated to all the gods of the Roman Empire • The legendary founder of Rome, according to ancient Roman mythology • A garment worn by Roman citizens, particularly for formal occasions • ...
winged animal 2023-12-14
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- An insect with transparent wings, known for its agile flight near water.
- A small bird with pointed wings and a distinctive forked tail, known for its agile flight.
- A mythical winged horse often depicted in Greek mythology.
- A colorful bird with a strong, curved beak, known for its ability to mimic human speech.
- An insect with large, often colorful wings, typically with a pattern resembling an eye.
- A small bird capable of hovering and rapid flight, often with vibrant plumage.
- A mammal capable of sustained flight, often active at night.
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- A mythical creature with the body of a lion and the head of an eagle, often depicted with wings.
- A nocturnal bird of prey with silent flight and distinctive facial features.
- A large seabird known for its long wingspan and ability to cover great distances during flight.
- Eagle A powerful and large eagle found in the Americas, known for its strong build and broad wings.
- Butterfly A butterfly with distinctive tails on its hindwings and often colorful patterns.
- A large bird of prey known for its powerful flight and keen eyesight.
- A nocturnal insect with powdery wings, often attracted to light.
- A large, fuzzy insect with wings, known for its role in pollination.
15 Clues: A mythical winged horse often depicted in Greek mythology. • A mammal capable of sustained flight, often active at night. • A nocturnal insect with powdery wings, often attracted to light. • A large, fuzzy insect with wings, known for its role in pollination. • A large bird of prey known for its powerful flight and keen eyesight. • ...
Ancient Greece Gods Religion 2022-06-09
3 Clues: the god of the sky in ancient Greek mythology • A sacred place such as a church, temple, or mosque • the goddess of women, marriage, family and childbirth
Rare earth metals 2015-08-20
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- named after the planet
- It was discovered in the debris of the first hydrogen bomb explosion in 1952, and named after Enrico Fermi
- It is named after the city of Berkeley, California
- named after Greek god of the sky
- It is named for gadolinite, one of the minerals in which it was found, in turn named for chemist Johan Gadolin.
- The element was named after the university and the state of California. It is the heaviest element to occur naturally on Earth
- derived from the name of Titan in Greek mythology who stole fire from Mount Olympus and brought it down to humans
- named after the Americas
- named after Nobel laureates
- Named after a continent
- Named after the dwarf planet Ceres (itself named after the Roman goddess of agriculture). It is also used in the "flint" (actually ferrocerium) of lighters.
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- is used as a component in the alloys used to make high-strength powerful permanent magnets
- Named after the inventor of dynamite
- named after Ytterby, the village in Sweden
- Named after one of the greatest physicist
- named in honor of Ernest Lawrence, inventor of the cyclotron, a device that was used to discover many artificial radioactive elements
- named after a Russian mine official, Colonel Vasili Samarsky-Bykhovets, who thereby became the first person to have a chemical element named after him
- Named after Thor, the Norse god of thunder
- the element was named after the city of Stockholm
19 Clues: named after the planet • Named after a continent • named after the Americas • named after Nobel laureates • named after Greek god of the sky • Named after the inventor of dynamite • Named after one of the greatest physicist • named after Ytterby, the village in Sweden • Named after Thor, the Norse god of thunder • the element was named after the city of Stockholm • ...
CROSSWORD 2023-09-24
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- A royal or imperial headdress or cap of sovereignty.
- A type of security method used to protect devices and services.
- Is a genre of speculative fiction involving magical elements, typically set in a fictional universe and usually inspired by mythology or folklore.
- A n object that orbits a planet or something else that is not a star.
- Is the traditional beliefs, customs, and stories of a community, passed through the generations by word of mouth.
- A smaller, manageable version of a larger group.
- The action or process of bringing something into existence.
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- Direct sunlight unbroken by cloud, especially over a comparatively large area.
- Is a body of land surrounded by water.
- Is a word puzzle that usually takes the form of a square or a rectangular grid of white- and black-shaded squares.
- A laminated, yeast-leavened bakery product that contains dough/roll-in fat layers to create a flaky, crispy texture.
- An aquatic creature with the head and upper body of a female human and the tail of a fish.
- Is the ability of an individual or group to seclude themselves or information about themselves, and thereby express themselves selectively.
13 Clues: Is a body of land surrounded by water. • A smaller, manageable version of a larger group. • A royal or imperial headdress or cap of sovereignty. • The action or process of bringing something into existence. • A type of security method used to protect devices and services. • A n object that orbits a planet or something else that is not a star. • ...
CROSSWORD 2023-09-24
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- A royal or imperial headdress or cap of sovereignty.
- Is the traditional beliefs, customs, and stories of a community, passed through the generations by word of mouth.
- Is a genre of speculative fiction involving magical elements, typically set in a fictional universe and usually inspired by mythology or folklore.
- A type of security method used to protect devices and services.
- An aquatic creature with the head and upper body of a female human and the tail of a fish.
- A n object that orbits a planet or something else that is not a star.
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- Direct sunlight unbroken by cloud, especially over a comparatively large area.
- Is the ability of an individual or group to seclude themselves or information about themselves, and thereby express themselves selectively.
- Is a word puzzle that usually takes the form of a square or a rectangular grid of white- and black-shaded squares.
- A laminated, yeast-leavened bakery product that contains dough/roll-in fat layers to create a flaky, crispy texture.
- A smaller, manageable version of a larger group.
- The action or process of bringing something into existence.
- Is a body of land surrounded by water.
13 Clues: Is a body of land surrounded by water. • A smaller, manageable version of a larger group. • A royal or imperial headdress or cap of sovereignty. • The action or process of bringing something into existence. • A type of security method used to protect devices and services. • A n object that orbits a planet or something else that is not a star. • ...
vocabulary words 2016-10-31
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- an area under the full or partial control of another country
- a region of northern Egypt where the largest and most well known Egyptian pyramids were built
- the largest desert in the world region of northern Egypt where the largest and most w
- the area of very not Egypt where the nile river slows down before it enters the mediterranean sea
- the longest river in the world
- a story often describing the adventures of beings with beings with more than human powers that attempts to explain mysterious events
- the region of southern Egypt the upper parts of the nile river where late Egyptian history unfolds
- also known as Rameses the great
- the ancient Egyptian sun god
- the supreme leaders of ancient Egypt
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- name of seven pharaohs
- age a period of great peace prosperity and happiness
- a massive memorial with a square base and four triangular sides
- this region of northern Egypt where much of the early Egyptian civilization was found this region also provides the best farmland in the country
- the mineral rich mud left behind after the flood of a river
- sea the massive ocean like body of water that separates Africa from Europe
- an ancient city in upper Egypt found near modern day Luxor
- an important city in lower Egypt during the old and middle kingdom periods
- a tiny area of life found within the middle of the desert
19 Clues: name of seven pharaohs • the ancient Egyptian sun god • the longest river in the world • also known as Rameses the great • the supreme leaders of ancient Egypt • age a period of great peace prosperity and happiness • a tiny area of life found within the middle of the desert • an ancient city in upper Egypt found near modern day Luxor • ...
Latin Trivia! 2021-06-02
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- This woman gave into her curiosity, opening up a box that released sin into the world.
- What river of the Underworld was full of fire? (Watch the spelling!)
- What mythological figure transformed into a beautiful white flower after drowning as a result of his self-infatuation?
- What was the color of the togas that Romans wore when they ran for office?
- The first Roman Civil War was fought between Marius and…
- This famous poet died before the Aeneid was released, but not before begging Augustus not to publish his work.
- Which hero (with the help of Minerva) tamed Pegasus?
- The eruption from this mountain destroyed the city of Pompeii in 79 CE.
- The four colored ‘factions’ for Roman chariot racing were green, red, white, and…
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- Who was Emperor during the Great Fire of Rome, supposedly fiddling while it burned?
- She was known as “the face that launched a thousand ships.”
- Who fired the arrow that killed Achilles?
- Which god lost the sponsorship of Athens when he created horses and a saltwater spring?
- The first Emperor of Rome -- though he preferred the term “princeps”.
- On what hill of Rome was the original city founded?
- Who built the Labyrinth that housed the Minotaur?
- According to mythology, who was the father of Romulus and Remus?
- Who is the presumed author of both the Iliad and the Odyssey?
- According to legend, which famously wealthy Roman and member of the First Triumvirate had gold poured down his throat?
19 Clues: Who fired the arrow that killed Achilles? • Who built the Labyrinth that housed the Minotaur? • On what hill of Rome was the original city founded? • Which hero (with the help of Minerva) tamed Pegasus? • The first Roman Civil War was fought between Marius and… • She was known as “the face that launched a thousand ships.” • ...
Fall Crossword! 2023-08-29
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- Which creature traditionally prepares for hibernation during fall?
- What is the name of the warm wind that occasionally occurs in the fall, especially in the Rocky Mountain region?
- Which constellation, also known as “The Hunter,” becomes more visible in the night sky during fall?
- Which country celebrates Spring in September?(Hint, one of the EC's is from here)
- Which country celebrates the Moon Festival, a fall harvest festival?
- In Greek mythology, which goddess’s descent into the underworld is associated with the onset of fall?
- Which planet in our solar system has the shortest fall season?
- What is the most popular spice used in fall baking?
- What historical event in the United States is believed to have occurred in the fall of 1621?
- What is another name for Fall used across the world?
- What is september 1st known as in Australia?
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- In which country is the autumn season also known as ‘Herbst’?
- In the Jewish calendar, what new year festival occurs in the fall?
- Which English Romantic poet composed "To Autumn" after a walk near Winchester one autumnal evening?
- What is the name of the full moon closest to the autumnal equinox?
- Which U.S. state is known for its colorful fall foliage due to a variety of tree species?
- Which popular fall fruit is actually a berry?
- In which country is the autumn tradition of grape stomping for wine widespread?
- What is the name of the autumn festival celebrated in India with lights and sweets?
19 Clues: What is september 1st known as in Australia? • Which popular fall fruit is actually a berry? • What is the most popular spice used in fall baking? • What is another name for Fall used across the world? • In which country is the autumn season also known as ‘Herbst’? • Which planet in our solar system has the shortest fall season? • ...
Rhetorical Devices 2024-12-16
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- An obvious, intended exaggeration.
- Placing two contrasting elements together in a way that is surprising, witty, or startling.
- Repetition at the end of a line.
- A comparison using “like” or “as.”
- A brief reference to a famous person or event—often from literature, history, Greek mythology, or the Bible. Helps to simplify complex ideas.
- A repeated word or phrase, used for emphasis. Two common types:
- A type of metaphor in which non-human objects or ideas are given human qualities.
- A mild or pleasant term used in place of an unpleasant or offensive one.
- The repetition of the first consonant sound, occurring close together in a series.
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- Using similar grammatical forms in several parts of a sentence or multiple sentences to show that the ideas are equal in importance. Adds balance, rhythm, and emphasis to ideas. Often used with anaphora, epistrophe, or juxtaposition.
- Persuading by appealing to the audience’s emotions.
- Question A question posed for effect, not requiring an answer.
- Persuading through the character and credibility of the author.
- A statement that says less than it means, often used for comedic effect.
- Irony A statement that expresses the opposite of the literal meaning of the words, often used for humorous or sarcastic effect.
- Repetition at the beginning of a line.
- Persuading by using logic and reasoning.
- The combination of two words with opposite meanings for dramatic, comedic, or provocative effect.
- A comparison without using “like” or “as.”
19 Clues: Repetition at the end of a line. • An obvious, intended exaggeration. • A comparison using “like” or “as.” • Repetition at the beginning of a line. • Persuading by using logic and reasoning. • A comparison without using “like” or “as.” • Persuading by appealing to the audience’s emotions. • Question A question posed for effect, not requiring an answer. • ...
Ancient Greek Cities 2025-02-21
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- A wealthy trade hub with impressive architecture and a strong navy.
- The largest island in the Cyclades, famous for its marble and mythology.
- A naval power involved in the Persian Wars, later destroyed by the Persians.
- A powerful Bronze Age city, associated with King Agamemnon and the Trojan War.
- A key trade city in Ionia, home to the Temple of Artemis.
- The birthplace of democracy, home of the Parthenon and famous philosophers.
- The city of Herodotus and home to the Mausoleum of Halicarnassus, another ancient wonder.
- The center of Minoan civilization, famous for the Palace of Knossos and labyrinth myths.
- A major religious center with the famous Oracle of Apollo.
- One of the oldest Greek cities, known for its contributions to art and theater.
- A Greek colony that later became Constantinople, the future capital of the Byzantine Empire.
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- The site of the original Olympic Games and the Temple of Zeus.
- Known for its grand library and advanced medical school.
- A major rival of Athens and Sparta, known for its powerful army and the Sacred Band.
- Home to the Oracle of Apollo and the famous Temple of Delphi.
- An important trade and military city, known for its early alphabet development.
- A religious center and legendary birthplace of Apollo and Artemis.
- A major naval power and home of the Colossus of Rhodes, one of the Seven Wonders.
- A militaristic and disciplined city-state known for its powerful warriors.
- A center of science and philosophy, home to early Greek thinkers like Thales.
20 Clues: Known for its grand library and advanced medical school. • A key trade city in Ionia, home to the Temple of Artemis. • A major religious center with the famous Oracle of Apollo. • Home to the Oracle of Apollo and the famous Temple of Delphi. • The site of the original Olympic Games and the Temple of Zeus. • ...
Not a scam Max Os crossword 2022-10-19
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- feelings of pity and sorrow for someone else's misfortune
- a collection of myths, especially one belonging to a particular religious or cultural tradition
- a substance that increases the rate of a chemical reaction without itself undergoing any permanent chemical change
- having a meaning that is mysterious or obscure
- (of literature, art, or music) expressing the writer's emotions in an imaginative and beautiful way
- each of two or more words having the same spelling or pronunciation but different meanings and origins. For example, pole and pole
- a tall circle
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- a fictitious name, especially one used by an author
- the quality of being made up of exactly similar parts facing each other or around an axis
- exercises developing or displaying physical agility and coordination. The modern sport of gymnastics typically involves exercises on bars, beam, floor, and vaulting horse
- fake
- a green pigment, present in all green plants and in cyanobacteria, which is responsible for the absorption of light to provide energy for photosynthesis.
- a word or phrase that means exactly or nearly the same as another word or phrase in the same language, for example shut is a synonym of clos
13 Clues: fake • a tall circle • having a meaning that is mysterious or obscure • a fictitious name, especially one used by an author • feelings of pity and sorrow for someone else's misfortune • the quality of being made up of exactly similar parts facing each other or around an axis • ...
Book genres 2024-02-13
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- This sort of book constantly has you on the edge of your seat with excitement, as your fave main character repeatedly finds themselves in high stakes situations.
- Set in the future or in a different world, often involving advanced technology or space travel.
- It's humorous, amusing and induces laughter.
- Intended to scare or unsettle the reader, often involving supernatural / paranormal elements or psychological circumstances.
- The plot always revolves around a crime that must be solved by the protagonist(s).
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- The genre that focuses on the love story of the main protagonists.
- A book that lays out the known facts about a particular time, or event, in the past.
- A magical story for children which starts with the phrase "Once upon a time".
- It involves magical elements, typically set in a fictional universe and usually inspired by mythology or folklore.
- It tells the story of the life of a notable person, most often someone well known or anyone whose story teaches valuable life lessons.
10 Clues: It's humorous, amusing and induces laughter. • The genre that focuses on the love story of the main protagonists. • A magical story for children which starts with the phrase "Once upon a time". • The plot always revolves around a crime that must be solved by the protagonist(s). • ...
word 2022-10-25
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- act or instance of going or moving around.Circle: a closed plane curve consisting of all points at a given distance from a point within it called the center.
- an act or instance of going or moving around.
- a large-scale, atmospheric wind-and-pressure system characterized by low pressure at its center and by circular wind motion, counterclockwise in the Northern Hemisphere, clockwise in the Southern Hemisphere.Compare anticyclone, extratropical cyclone, subtropical cyclone, tropical cyclone.
- to treat or process (used or waste materials) so as to make suitable for reuse
- an act or instance of circulating, moving in a circle or circuit, or flowing.
- to go around or bypass
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- to form a circle around; surround; encompass
- Classical Mythology. a member of a family of giants having a single round eye in the middle of the forehead.
- the curved path, usually elliptical, described by a planet, satellite, spaceship, etc., around a celestial body, as the sun.
- having the form of a circle; round
10 Clues: to go around or bypass • having the form of a circle; round • to form a circle around; surround; encompass • an act or instance of going or moving around. • an act or instance of circulating, moving in a circle or circuit, or flowing. • to treat or process (used or waste materials) so as to make suitable for reuse • ...
Autumn Themed Crossword 2016-10-04
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- This root vegetable was traditionally used to make Halloween Jack'O'Lanterns before the Pumpkin was popularised in North America (6)
- The Poem "To Autumn" was composed by which English Romantic Poet? (4,5)
- This famous British Prim Minister was born on the 30th of November 1874 (7,9)
- In Greek Mythology what was the name of the Goddess of the Harvest? (7)
- The 1573 Painting "Autumn" by Giuseppe Arcimboldo hangs in which Parisian museum? (6)
- Annual German Beer Festival celebrated each Autumn (11)
- The Gunpowder Plot was an assassination attempt against which English King? (4,5,1)
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- These types of trees lose their leaves in the Autumn (9)
- The name given to the day that commemorates the end of World War One (9,3)
- In Autumn, the chemical that makes leaves green declines, allowing other chemicals to become more prominent. What is the name of the chemical that makes the leaves green in the first place? (11)
- Which actor plays the Guy Fawkes mask wearing anti-hero in the film "V for Vendetta" (4,7)
- Star Sign for those born between September 23 and October 23 (5)
- In modern day North America and in England until the 18th Centuary the season of Autumn was known as... (4)
13 Clues: Annual German Beer Festival celebrated each Autumn (11) • These types of trees lose their leaves in the Autumn (9) • Star Sign for those born between September 23 and October 23 (5) • The Poem "To Autumn" was composed by which English Romantic Poet? (4,5) • In Greek Mythology what was the name of the Goddess of the Harvest? (7) • ...
