natural disasters Crossword Puzzles
American Bureaucracy 2023-03-31
Across
- According to Weber, this is at the top of hierarchy.
- They regulate radio, TV and internet
- The heads of most cabinet departments have this title
- This agency helps when natural disasters strike.
- The TVA provides this to rural areas in Appalachia
- This group confirms a President's cabinet picks.
- This means you got your job as a favor.
- The heads of the 15 Executive Agencies are known as this.
- The Federal Reserve Board controls this economic policy.
- This means you earned your job.
- This President was assassinated by someone who wanted a job.
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- Largest Government Corporation
- Which branch is associated with the Bureaucracy?
- Bureaucratic rules are often called _____ tape.
- This President was known for giving jobs as favors.
- The person who has to implement the policy onto the public is the ____ -Level Bureaucrat
- Weber said a bureaucracy needs extensive ______.
- The head of the Justice Dept. is the ______ General.
- This agency deals with space exploration
- This agency regulates the safety of water and air.
- Amtrak is a _________ company
- Political Scientist who defined Bureaucracy
22 Clues: Amtrak is a _________ company • Largest Government Corporation • This means you earned your job. • They regulate radio, TV and internet • This means you got your job as a favor. • This agency deals with space exploration • Political Scientist who defined Bureaucracy • Bureaucratic rules are often called _____ tape. • Which branch is associated with the Bureaucracy? • ...
Aiming High 2023-09-16
16 Clues: try • trip • copy • limits • praised • movement • 100 years • catastrophe • Indian city • a common bird • a body of water • Someone in a vehicle • war boundaries/zones • a hot-air balloon traveller • people who perform gymnastics • Last name of first US president
Acronym 2021-10-26
Across
- Provides grants for artistic endeavors
- Has the power to oversee the activities of banks and insures the deposits that people have in them.
- Conducts the legal business of the United States government
- Issues weather forecasts and disseminates weather data that it gathers from satellites
- Oversees the infrastructure of roads, bridges, rail lines, airports, and ports
- Services that it provides are start-up loans for new businesses and recovery loans to businesses that suffer losses from natural disasters
- Investigates threats of terrorism and foreign intrigue against the country as well as alleged violations of federal criminal law
- Oversees actions in six geographic areas of the world plus the work of the specific task commands of Transportation, Special Operations, and Strategic Commands
- Carries out the delivery of mail and maintains thousands of post offices around the country
- The works of this department that affect the most people are Medicare and Medicaid
- Leads the federal government’s response to natural disasters such as hurricanes and floods
- A watchdog agency that ensures that the activities of federal offices and personnel stay within the law and within budget guidelines
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- It investigates and attempts to settle charges of unfair labor practices by employers
- Protects our country and our vital interests from attack and to provide a military response when enemies do attack
- Establishes rules for air traffic
- The highest ranking members of the U.S. military
- Provides public education about preventing terrorist attacks and issues appropriate advisories to the American public
- A New Deal program best known for providing relatively inexpensive electricity to poor rural areas of the South
- Sets standards for granting loans and makes sure that local farm credit associations operate according to the government
- Grades foods that U.S. farmers produce and that importers bring into the country
- Involves finding out information that the government needs to maintain our security
- Competition to the Postal Service in the delivery of packages
- Ensures that financial security dealers sell stocks and bonds in an open and honest manner
- Replaced the Federal Security Agency and after Education became a separate executive branch split into the Department of Health and Human Services.
- It grants licenses for radio and television stations, makes sure that cable and satellite rates are reasonable, and sets standards for broadcast decency
- Certifies the quality of foods and cosmetics in America and approves new prescription drugs
26 Clues: Establishes rules for air traffic • Provides grants for artistic endeavors • The highest ranking members of the U.S. military • Conducts the legal business of the United States government • Competition to the Postal Service in the delivery of packages • Oversees the infrastructure of roads, bridges, rail lines, airports, and ports • ...
Tsunami 2024-05-03
Across
- plan a crucial aspect of emergency management to deal with natural disasters
- are landslides that occur underwater, typically on the seabed.
- refers to the highest point of a wave
- are extreme events caused by environmental factors,
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- are earthquakes that occur beneath the ocean floor.
- characterized by their long wavelengths, which can range from tens to hundreds of kilometers.
- the lowest point or level of something.
- are complex and dynamic phenomena that occur on the surface of the ocean.
- is a region in the Pacific Ocean known for its high volcanic and seismic activity.
- A large tidal wave caused by an underwater earthquake or landslide.
10 Clues: refers to the highest point of a wave • the lowest point or level of something. • are earthquakes that occur beneath the ocean floor. • are extreme events caused by environmental factors, • are landslides that occur underwater, typically on the seabed. • A large tidal wave caused by an underwater earthquake or landslide. • ...
Spelling 2020-06-18
24 Clues: ow • ipad • burn • lame • a lot • water • no pain • no hope • regular • I eat u • no rain • no shame • oh no... • confused • I buy this • I made this • a big knife • a revolution • is the worst • breaking bad • u happy meal • falcon punch • not listening • where you learn
Population and Migration 2018-12-04
Across
- one of the push factors of migration is _____ and violence - example 2018 caravan
- _____ opportunity is a pull factor to migration where money or a job pulls people to move there
- The worldwide _____ rate is a 8 per 1000 population
- someone who is moving to a different country
- _____ reunification is a pull factor to migration which reunites a family
- after the _____ famine many Irish people moved to the united states
- The _____ rate, which is the number of births per each death is 2 births per death
- could be a displaced person or asylum seeker
- seeker someone who has left their homes for political reasons or social reasons
- education ______ is a pull factor for migration where a person goes for school
- in search for higher paying _____ Mexican residents began to migrate to the U.S.
- backlash to _____ migration was barred citizenship for this group of people
- person someone forced to leave their home because of war or natural disasters
- one of the push factors of migration is _____ disasters, disease, famine
- The worldwide _____ rate is at 19 per 1000 population
- type of migration where people move from the country side to the city
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- developed countries have _____ Populations because there are less kids being born and the adults are living longer
- Backlash to _____ migration was racism and an increasing difficulty to immigrate legally into the U.S.
- type of migration where people go back to their original homes
- The current world ______ is at 7.6 billion
- someone who leaves a country to go to another
- one of the push factors of migration is _____ rights abuses
- because of a(n) _____ population the Chinese were pushed from their country
- ____ countries have high population growth rates because of Income/wealth inequality, Inadequate education, Low rates of contraception (medical access, affordability, education, and cultural reasons) Focus on having larger families (cultural views and economic need
- type of migration where people are in a place temporarily because of bad conditions in home country
- one of the push factors of migration is _____ resettlement
- type of migration where people move usually to follow crops
- someone who moves to a different country to live permanently
- developed countries have ____ birth rates because of an increase in women working as well as higher education and people using contraception
- the backlash of _____ migration was an unskilled population of unwanted people who were no longer needed after the jobs died down and were seen not to conform to american standards
30 Clues: The current world ______ is at 7.6 billion • someone who is moving to a different country • could be a displaced person or asylum seeker • someone who leaves a country to go to another • The worldwide _____ rate is a 8 per 1000 population • The worldwide _____ rate is at 19 per 1000 population • one of the push factors of migration is _____ resettlement • ...
Peacekeeping and Environmental Issues 2025-06-09
Across
- Catching too many fish from the ocean, so there are not enough left to grow or live.
- A gas from burning coal and oil that can cause acid rain.
- Water that has salt in it, like the ocean.
- People who are trained to protect their country and sometimes help keep peace.
- Big changes in the Earth’s weather patterns caused by things like pollution and global warming.
- Dirty or harmful gases and particles in the air that make it unhealthy to breathe.
- A gas made when we burn fuel or breathe out. Too much of it can warm the Earth.
- Old or broken electronic items like phones and computers that need to be thrown away carefully.
- Animals or plants brought to a new place that can harm the local plants, animals, or environment.
- People who are not soldiers or in the military, like regular citizens.
- Groups of plants, animals, and their environment all working together.
- People who have to leave their homes because of war, danger, or disasters.
- Long times without enough rain, causing water shortages for people, plants, and animals.
- Small flying machines that can be controlled remotely, sometimes used for spying or helping in disasters.
- Gases like carbon dioxide that trap heat in the air and make the Earth warmer.
- All the natural things around us like air, water, land, plants, and animals.
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- Energy sources like coal, oil, and gas made from plants and animals that lived a long time ago.
- When soldiers from different countries help keep peace and stop fights or wars.
- The natural homes where plants and animals live.
- Actions taken to help people and countries stay peaceful after a war or fight.
- Deals made between many countries to work together on big problems like pollution or peace.
- A time when there is not enough food for people to eat.
- Water without salt, like in lakes and rivers, that people and animals can drink.
- When many trees are cut down in a forest, often faster than new ones can grow.
- Large, uncontrolled fires that burn forests and grasslands.
- When all the animals or plants of a kind die out and no longer exist.
- The layer of air that surrounds the Earth.
- Rain that has harmful chemicals in it. It can hurt trees, lakes, and buildings.
28 Clues: Water that has salt in it, like the ocean. • The layer of air that surrounds the Earth. • The natural homes where plants and animals live. • A time when there is not enough food for people to eat. • A gas from burning coal and oil that can cause acid rain. • Large, uncontrolled fires that burn forests and grasslands. • ...
Evolutionary! 2014-02-10
Across
- The measure of survival ability and ability to produce for offspring.
- Structure or organ that are similar structure, but different in purpose.
- The process by which humans select traits through breeding.
- The complete elimination of an entire species .
- A natural mechanism by which a species, or member of that species inherits a beneficial adaptation that allows it to produce more offspring than others.
- The gradual biological process of change by which descendants begin to greatly differ from their ancestors.
- Producing more offspring than will likely survive.
- The idea that geologic processes that shape the earth remain constant over time.
- A form of evolution between similarly related species, into more different species, due to differing environmental conditions.
- The theory that natural disasters shaped the earth's landforms and caused extinction.
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- A feature that an organism develops to better survive in its environment.
- A difference in a physical trait.
- The ability for a trait to be passed down.
- A form of evolution between unrelated species, that result in similar characteristics, due to similar environmental conditions.
- A preserved trace of an organism from the past.
- An observable change in the allele frequencies in a population.
- The process in which multiple species evolve in response to the changes in each other.
- The total number of genes of every individual in a population
- The physical movement of particular alleles from one population, to another.
- Study of embryos, used to find similarities between species during development.
20 Clues: A difference in a physical trait. • The ability for a trait to be passed down. • A preserved trace of an organism from the past. • The complete elimination of an entire species . • Producing more offspring than will likely survive. • The process by which humans select traits through breeding. • The total number of genes of every individual in a population • ...
Emergency Preparedness Crossword 2025-03-20
Across
- Event causing great damage or loss of life
- What the ground does during an earthquake
- Protective covering for face during disasters
- Disaster caused by excessive water
- That "unsinkable" ship that didn't get the memo
- A tornado, but with teeth! (A movie)
- Place to stay safe during a disaster
- Small food items good for emergencies
- A warning of possible danger (Phone notification)
- Essential resource for survival in emergencies (Prevents dehydration)
- What happens to water when it gets really, really cold
- Actions taken to reduce disaster impact beforehand
- List of important items for preparedness
- A violent weather event
- Saving people from danger
- Leaving an area due to imminent danger
- Loud sound warning of danger
- Movement of rock and soil down a slope
- Financial protection for property damage
- Working together in disaster response
- Immediate actions taken after a disaster
- The chance of loss or damage (Potential of something bad happening)
- Food, water, and materials for emergencies (Provisions, equipment, necessities & resources one may stockpile)
- Shaking of the ground due to tectonic activity
- Used for navigation and planning evacuation routes
- Common disaster involving flames and smoke
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- Sending help to an emergency location
- Steps taken before a disaster to be ready (Being ready for anything)
- Communication device for emergency situations
- Group of people affected by disasters
- Scattered remains after a disaster
- Period of extreme high temperatures
- Low-lying area prone to flooding
- Federal agency for disaster response and preparedness
- Used to cover a cut or wound
- Anything that can cause harm in a disaster (A possible danger)
- Looking for missing people after a disaster
- Long-term process of rebuilding after a disaster
- Uncontrolled fire in nature
- Sci-fi desert epic with giant worms
- Practice run for emergency situations, such as a fire in the building
- Community Emergency Response Team abbreviation
- A violently rotating column of air
- Slow, hungry, and not great at personal space (One bite is all it takes)
- Large ocean wave caused by an underwater quake
- A person who helps in disaster response (Helper who is not paid)
- A strong tropical storm with high winds
- Backup power source during outages
- Community’s ability to bounce back after disasters
- A strategy for handling disasters
50 Clues: A violent weather event • Saving people from danger • Uncontrolled fire in nature • Used to cover a cut or wound • Loud sound warning of danger • Low-lying area prone to flooding • A strategy for handling disasters • Disaster caused by excessive water • Scattered remains after a disaster • A violently rotating column of air • Backup power source during outages • ...
Rise of Temasek 2022-04-13
5 Clues: ______ for spice has increased. • Temasek was located at the central of ____________. • Temasek was involved in the _____ trade with the Europeans. • it is important to have good _________ with other kingdoms. • There were no natural _______ in Temasek that made it a peaceful place.
Natural Disaster Crossword 2 2021-10-14
Week 31- Engineering Natural Disasters 2022-08-18
Across
- the resistance of motion when one object rubs against another
- a release of tension between tectonic plates that creates seismic waves
- an Earth process that occurs when a large amount of water flows over its usual boundaries
- the overall size of an earthquake
- anything that naturally changes the way that the Earth looks
- a tropical storm with wins that can blow from 74 to 157 miles per hour
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- an Earth process that is caused by an earthquake or undersea volcanic eruption
- a fuild's resistance to flow
- an Earth process that happens when a large amount of snow or ice falls
- an Earth process that occurs when a mass of earth or rock falls
10 Clues: a fuild's resistance to flow • the overall size of an earthquake • anything that naturally changes the way that the Earth looks • the resistance of motion when one object rubs against another • an Earth process that occurs when a mass of earth or rock falls • an Earth process that happens when a large amount of snow or ice falls • ...
Natural Disasters (Created by UnknownReaper) 2022-03-08
10 Clues: it burns • mass death • metal rain • we lived through one • go with the flow bro • It appears in the wizard of oz • Add lancers theme to it (big water) • It creates volcanoes when it happens • A massive body of water that is created by rain • it’s GAS GAS GAS AND YOU CANT SEE THROUGH THE GAS
Group 2 crossword NATURAL DISASTERS 2021-12-07
Across
- A natural disaster that causes very strong wind and thunderstorms
- A natural disester that fill up water in the cities
- A natural disester that comes out lava and burns all things in it's path
- A natural disester caused by the moviment of the tectonic plates
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- A natural disaster with strong rain and lightning
- A natural disester caused by the rain that occurs in a mountain
- A natural disester that burn trees and houses uncontrollable
- A big and large wave caused by other natural disesters
- A natural disester that in periods with no rain and few water
- A natural disester that cause many damege and blow realy strong wind.
10 Clues: A natural disaster with strong rain and lightning • A natural disester that fill up water in the cities • A big and large wave caused by other natural disesters • A natural disester that burn trees and houses uncontrollable • A natural disester that in periods with no rain and few water • A natural disester caused by the rain that occurs in a mountain • ...
Weather and Natural Disasters Vocabulary 2025-02-11
Across
- Water overflows its natural boundaries
- Long term trends in weather specific to a certain region
- Short term conditions in the atmosphere
- Fast rotating column of air
- A natural event that causes great damage or death
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- Events in natural that are unpredictable
- Shaking of earth’s surface
- An opening in earth’s surface where gas and lava escape
- Large waves caused by an earthquake in the ocean
- Tropical storm with strong winds and heavy rain
10 Clues: Shaking of earth’s surface • Fast rotating column of air • Water overflows its natural boundaries • Short term conditions in the atmosphere • Events in natural that are unpredictable • Tropical storm with strong winds and heavy rain • Large waves caused by an earthquake in the ocean • A natural event that causes great damage or death • ...
Human Influence & Natural Disasters Vocabulary 2026-02-26
Across
- the action or process of eroding
- to make smaller in size, amount, or number
- a keeping from injury, loss, or decay
- tools that are valuable to humans
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- the action of polluting
- planned management of a natural resource to prevent exploitation, pollution, destruction, or neglect
- the place or type of place where a plant or animal naturally or normally lives or grows
- a great flow of water that rises and spreads over the land
- an abnormal bodily condition of a living plant or animal that interferes with functioning and can usually be recognized by signs and symptoms
- an individual living thing that carries on the activities of life
10 Clues: the action of polluting • the action or process of eroding • tools that are valuable to humans • a keeping from injury, loss, or decay • to make smaller in size, amount, or number • a great flow of water that rises and spreads over the land • an individual living thing that carries on the activities of life • ...
2C Young survivors--Natural disasters 2024-12-05
10 Clues: too much water • very strong winds • a huge wave of water • a lot of snow and wind • electricity in the sky • the earth moving and breaking • wind that travels in a circle • a volcanic ~: a volcano exploding • rocks and snow falling down the mountain • ~ weather (too hot, too cold, too wet,...)
Disaster Management and Risk Reduction: Philippine Laws 2025-04-26
Across
- Component of DRRM focusing on preparing systems, communities, and individuals for disasters.
- Term for the rebuilding and restoration of communities after a disaster as stated in RA 10121.
- The agency that leads disaster response operations according to RA 10121.
- Children’s Emergency Relief and Protection Act
- The national emergency operations center activated during disasters under RA 10121.
- Ecological Solid Waste Management Act of 2000
- Activation of Emergency Operations Centers
- Risk Reduction and Preparedness Equipment Protection Act
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- The thematic area of DRRM that focuses on minimizing hazard impacts through mitigation and prevention.
- Philippine Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Act of 2010
- National Integrated Protected Areas System Act
- Mainstreaming DRRM and CCA in Local Development Planning
- Tobacco Regulation Act of 2003
- Joint Memorandum Circular on LDRRMO Structure and Standards
- Institutionalization of the Incident Command System (ICS)
- Philippine Clean Air Act of 1999
- The agency mandated to implement RA 9003 (Ecological Solid Waste Management Act).
- Wildlife Resources Conservation and Protection Act
- Guidelines on the Establishment and Management of Evacuation Centers
- Toxic Substances and Hazardous and Nuclear Wastes Control Act of 1990
20 Clues: Tobacco Regulation Act of 2003 • Philippine Clean Air Act of 1999 • Activation of Emergency Operations Centers • Ecological Solid Waste Management Act of 2000 • National Integrated Protected Areas System Act • Children’s Emergency Relief and Protection Act • Wildlife Resources Conservation and Protection Act • Mainstreaming DRRM and CCA in Local Development Planning • ...
The Comet 2020-12-30
13 Clues: hazy • unusual • forgetful • spots/marks • respectfully • harsh remarks • control/check • careful and exact • happening by chance • disasters/misfortunes • goes back, disappears • hopeful; expecting the best • strong dislike or disapproval
Disasters 2021-12-17
Across
- there is no rain for a long time
- when hot rocks, fire and steam suddenly come out of the ground
- a fire that spreads quickly through a large area of trees
- a serious disease spreads to lots of people
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- when snow and ice fall quickly down a mountain
- a very large and long wave following an earthquake under the ocean
- when the ground shakes and buildings collapse
- a long period of time without enough food in a region
- a large quantity of wet earth suddenly falls down the side of a hill
- when water covers the ground in places which are usually dry
10 Clues: there is no rain for a long time • a serious disease spreads to lots of people • when the ground shakes and buildings collapse • when snow and ice fall quickly down a mountain • a long period of time without enough food in a region • a fire that spreads quickly through a large area of trees • when water covers the ground in places which are usually dry • ...
Disasters 2019-07-01
10 Clues: Giant Wave • ground shaking • the opposite of living • really strong wind tunnel • What wiped out the dinosaurs • Water overflowing everywhere • North Korea was testing these • Explosion of lava from a mountain • fire Fire burning trees everywhere • "Hurricane Katrina? more like hurricane tortilla!"
Disasters 2024-09-26
Across
- a useful tool for listening to broadcasts or to recharge batteries
- a huge wave that often damages property
- a disaster that shakes the ground and destroys buildings
- when there is too much water and it causes damage or danger
- a tragedy or something that requires immediate attentionFlood when there is too much water and it causes damage
- a huge storm that has strong winds and rain
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- a picture that helps foreigners and children understand what to do in an emergency
- when rocks or debris fall from the side of a mountain or cliff
- a dangerous event or substance that should be avoided
- when a volcano becomes active and spews lava it [word]
10 Clues: a huge wave that often damages property • a huge storm that has strong winds and rain • a dangerous event or substance that should be avoided • when a volcano becomes active and spews lava it [word] • a disaster that shakes the ground and destroys buildings • when there is too much water and it causes damage or danger • ...
DISASTERS 2025-05-20
10 Clues: Underwater city • Spitting mountain • A devastating wave • Are you thirsty yet? • Tremor in the ground • Look up! the snow freezes • blaze that kills evergreen • Side to side and down land goes • A storm and a tornado had a baby • Do not let it catch you, Dorothy
Isabella- Crossword 2021-08-23
The Judicial Murder of Tsui Ning 2013-02-06
Across
- having to do with judges, courts, or their activities
- changing direction frequently; twisting, winding, or crooked, as a path
- a brief, concise statement of a general or basic truth or rule, esp. for proper conduct
- having to do with forces separate from or higher than natural laws
- those who are accomplished in scholarly or literary fields
- of or pertaining to conversation, as opposed to formal writing
- events causing great harm, pain, or destruction; disasters
- river with nine bends
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- of or having a great variety of parts, forms, or kinds; many and varied
- the great Way
- extremely rigid and strict in moral or religious matters
- of, or relating to, workers or working-class people
- the process of growth or increase
- a funny saying or action; joke
- a woman who cohabits with a man but is not married to him; mistress
- to attack from all sides; besiege
- skill used in a sly or tricky way
17 Clues: the great Way • river with nine bends • a funny saying or action; joke • the process of growth or increase • to attack from all sides; besiege • skill used in a sly or tricky way • of, or relating to, workers or working-class people • having to do with judges, courts, or their activities • extremely rigid and strict in moral or religious matters • ...
Evolutionary! 2014-02-10
Across
- The theory that natural disasters shaped the earth's landforms and caused extinction.
- The idea that geologic processes that shape the earth remain constant over time.
- Structure or organ that are similar structure, but different in purpose.
- Study of embryos, used to find similarities between species during development.
- Producing more offspring than will likely survive.
- The gradual biological process of change by which descendants begin to greatly differ from their ancestors.
- The process by which humans select traits through breeding.
- A preserved trace of an organism from the past.
- A difference in a physical trait.
- The measure of survival ability and ability to produce for offspring.
- A natural mechanism by which a species, or member of that species inherits a beneficial adaptation that allows it to produce more offspring than others.
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- The ability for a trait to be passed down.
- The complete elimination of an entire species .
- A form of evolution between unrelated species, that result in similar characteristics, due to similar environmental conditions.
- The total number of genes of every individual in a population
- A feature that an organism develops to better survive in its environment.
- The process in which multiple species evolve in response to the changes in each other.
- A form of evolution between similarly related species, into more different species, due to differing environmental conditions.
- An observable change in the allele frequencies in a population.
- The physical movement of particular alleles from one population, to another.
20 Clues: A difference in a physical trait. • The ability for a trait to be passed down. • The complete elimination of an entire species . • A preserved trace of an organism from the past. • Producing more offspring than will likely survive. • The process by which humans select traits through breeding. • The total number of genes of every individual in a population • ...
Evolutionary! 2014-02-10
Across
- The theory that natural disasters shaped the earth's landforms and caused extinction.
- The idea that geologic processes that shape the earth remain constant over time.
- Structure or organ that are similar structure, but different in purpose.
- Study of embryos, used to find similarities between species during development.
- Producing more offspring than will likely survive.
- The gradual biological process of change by which descendants begin to greatly differ from their ancestors.
- The process by which humans select traits through breeding.
- A preserved trace of an organism from the past.
- A difference in a physical trait.
- The measure of survival ability and ability to produce for offspring.
- A natural mechanism by which a species, or member of that species inherits a beneficial adaptation that allows it to produce more offspring than others.
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- The ability for a trait to be passed down.
- The complete elimination of an entire species .
- A form of evolution between unrelated species, that result in similar characteristics, due to similar environmental conditions.
- The total number of genes of every individual in a population
- A feature that an organism develops to better survive in its environment.
- The process in which multiple species evolve in response to the changes in each other.
- A form of evolution between similarly related species, into more different species, due to differing environmental conditions.
- An observable change in the allele frequencies in a population.
- The physical movement of particular alleles from one population, to another.
20 Clues: A difference in a physical trait. • The ability for a trait to be passed down. • The complete elimination of an entire species . • A preserved trace of an organism from the past. • Producing more offspring than will likely survive. • The process by which humans select traits through breeding. • The total number of genes of every individual in a population • ...
Evolutionary! 2014-02-10
Across
- Study of embryos, used to find similarities between species during development.
- The idea that geologic processes that shape the earth remain constant over time.
- The gradual biological process of change by which descendants begin to greatly differ from their ancestors.
- The ability for a trait to be passed down.
- A form of evolution between unrelated species, that result in similar characteristics, due to similar environmental conditions.
- The physical movement of particular alleles from one population, to another.
- The total number of genes of every individual in a population
- A natural mechanism by which a species, or member of that species inherits a beneficial adaptation that allows it to produce more offspring than others.
- The theory that natural disasters shaped the earth's landforms and caused extinction.
- A difference in a physical trait.
- A preserved trace of an organism from the past.
Down
- The process in which multiple species evolve in response to the changes in each other.
- A form of evolution between similarly related species, into more different species, due to differing environmental conditions.
- An observable change in the allele frequencies in a population.
- The complete elimination of an entire species .
- Structure or organ that are similar structure, but different in purpose.
- The process by which humans select traits through breeding.
- Producing more offspring than will likely survive.
- The measure of survival ability and ability to produce for offspring.
- A feature that an organism develops to better survive in its environment.
20 Clues: A difference in a physical trait. • The ability for a trait to be passed down. • The complete elimination of an entire species . • A preserved trace of an organism from the past. • Producing more offspring than will likely survive. • The process by which humans select traits through breeding. • The total number of genes of every individual in a population • ...
Evolutionary! 2014-02-10
Across
- Study of embryos, used to find similarities between species during development.
- The theory that natural disasters shaped the earth's landforms and caused extinction.
- The gradual biological process of change by which descendants begin to greatly differ from their ancestors.
- A form of evolution between unrelated species, that result in similar characteristics, due to similar environmental conditions.
- A feature that an organism develops to better survive in its environment.
- A difference in a physical trait.
- The complete elimination of an entire species .
- A preserved trace of an organism from the past.
- An observable change in the allele frequencies in a population.
Down
- The measure of survival ability and ability to produce for offspring.
- A natural mechanism by which a species, or member of that species inherits a beneficial adaptation that allows it to produce more offspring than others.
- The process in which multiple species evolve in response to the changes in each other.
- The ability for a trait to be passed down.
- The total number of genes of every individual in a population
- Producing more offspring than will likely survive.
- Structure or organ that are similar structure, but different in purpose.
- The process by which humans select traits through breeding.
- A form of evolution between similarly related species, into more different species, due to differing environmental conditions.
- The idea that geologic processes that shape the earth remain constant over time.
- The physical movement of particular alleles from one population, to another.
20 Clues: A difference in a physical trait. • The ability for a trait to be passed down. • The complete elimination of an entire species . • A preserved trace of an organism from the past. • Producing more offspring than will likely survive. • The process by which humans select traits through breeding. • The total number of genes of every individual in a population • ...
Evolutionary! 2014-02-10
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- The measure of survival ability and ability to produce for offspring.
- Study of embryos, used to find similarities between species during development.
- A form of evolution between similarly related species, into more different species, due to differing environmental conditions.
- The process in which multiple species evolve in response to the changes in each other.
- Structure or organ that are similar structure, but different in purpose.
- A feature that an organism develops to better survive in its environment.
- A difference in a physical trait.
- Producing more offspring than will likely survive.
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- The gradual biological process of change by which descendants begin to greatly differ from their ancestors.
- A preserved trace of an organism from the past.
- An observable change in the allele frequencies in a population.
- The total number of genes of every individual in a population
- The process by which humans select traits through breeding.
- A natural mechanism by which a species, or member of that species inherits a beneficial adaptation that allows it to produce more offspring than others.
- A form of evolution between unrelated species, that result in similar characteristics, due to similar environmental conditions.
- The idea that geologic processes that shape the earth remain constant over time.
- The complete elimination of an entire species .
- The theory that natural disasters shaped the earth's landforms and caused extinction.
- The ability for a trait to be passed down.
- The physical movement of particular alleles from one population, to another.
20 Clues: A difference in a physical trait. • The ability for a trait to be passed down. • A preserved trace of an organism from the past. • The complete elimination of an entire species . • Producing more offspring than will likely survive. • The process by which humans select traits through breeding. • The total number of genes of every individual in a population • ...
Evolutionary! 2014-02-17
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- The measure of survival ability and ability to produce for offspring.
- The idea that geologic processes that shape the earth remain constant over time.
- A difference in a physical trait.
- The process in which multiple species evolve in response to the changes in each other.
- A feature that an organism develops to better survive in its environment.
- A form of evolution between unrelated species, that result in similar characteristics, due to similar environmental conditions.
- A natural mechanism by which a species, or member of that species inherits a beneficial adaptation that allows it to produce more offspring than others.
- The physical movement of particular alleles from one population, to another.
- The gradual biological process of change by which descendants begin to greatly differ from their ancestors.
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- The total number of genes of every individual in a population
- The theory that natural disasters shaped the earth's landforms and caused extinction.
- A preserved trace of an organism from the past.
- The process by which humans select traits through breeding.
- Producing more offspring than will likely survive.
- A form of evolution between similarly related species, into more different species, due to differing environmental conditions.
- Structure or organ that are similar structure, but different in purpose.
- The ability for a trait to be passed down.
- An observable change in the allele frequencies in a population.
- The complete elimination of an entire species .
- Study of embryos, used to find similarities between species during development.
20 Clues: A difference in a physical trait. • The ability for a trait to be passed down. • A preserved trace of an organism from the past. • The complete elimination of an entire species . • Producing more offspring than will likely survive. • The process by which humans select traits through breeding. • The total number of genes of every individual in a population • ...
Food Supply - A Hungry World and Feeding India's People p. 6-16 2021-05-06
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- This is a major reason why crops fail and famine is created.
- Lack of healthy food can cause this.
- A movement in the 1960's aimed at helping India's farmers to raise more food.
- The scarcity of food is called __________.
- A long period without rain.
- Groups that provide food and resources to those in need from drought and natural disasters all around the world.
- One of the poorest countries in South America.
- Poor health due to inadequate food.
- Food that is intended for the poor and hungry in India is sometimes _________.
- Deep water wells in India contained ________ which poisoned the crops.
- The Green Revolution taught farmers how to use fertilizer and ___________.
- The raising of food.
- The vitamins and minerals that enable you to survive and stay healthy.
- One of the poorest countries in the world
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- Bad farming practices do this to the land.
- The number of people that go hungry each day
- Water that lies below the earth's surface.
- A mineral eaten by Indian childerian that causes kidney failure.
- These are created when it is difficult to get nutritious food or it is too far to reach.
- The average pay for a tea laborer.
- The wise use of natural resources allows for this.
- This is mixed with wheat to make a more nutritious bread.
- Being able to have a continued access to sufficient and nutritious food.
23 Clues: The raising of food. • A long period without rain. • The average pay for a tea laborer. • Poor health due to inadequate food. • Lack of healthy food can cause this. • One of the poorest countries in the world • Bad farming practices do this to the land. • Water that lies below the earth's surface. • The scarcity of food is called __________. • ...
Vocab Project 2023-02-24
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- The final profit after expenses have been subtracted
- When the government controls the prices and other aspects of companies
- When companies sell their products at lower prices than other companies
- A risk management tactic that involves avoiding the issue completely
- A risk that is related to making an investment, currency changes, or policy changes
- A type of financial gain
- Any problem that will lead to a loss in profit
- The desire for financial gain as an incentive
- A situation when two or more businesses sell very similar projects
- Consequences that stem from natural events, such as natural disasters
- Difference between total revenue and total cost of goods
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- Movement of assets, funds, or ownership rights from one place to another
- Decreasing a company's expenses to maximize profits
- The exclusive control over an industry, good, or service
- The direct cost of producing a product
- A risk that can be taken on and could result in either profit or gain
- When a company tries to distinguish its product from others
- A contest between organizations in the same industry
- Risks that are beyond human control
- The way different industries are classified based on their products and services
- A company's ability to get and maintain customers over time
- The amount spent on something
- Damages caused to a company through the actions/decisions of others
- Money received
- When the market is shared by a small number of producers/sellers
25 Clues: Money received • A type of financial gain • The amount spent on something • Risks that are beyond human control • The direct cost of producing a product • The desire for financial gain as an incentive • Any problem that will lead to a loss in profit • Decreasing a company's expenses to maximize profits • The final profit after expenses have been subtracted • ...
Unit 7 Project 2024-11-09
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- Enforces the law and ensures fair legal practices in the U.S.
- Focuses on signals intelligence and cybersecurity.
- Responds to and coordinates disaster relief efforts.
- Oversees national housing policies and urban development programs.
- Ensures the safety of consumer products and prevents hazards.
- Oversees energy production, including nuclear energy and energy efficiency.
- Regulates vehicle safety standards and reduces road traffic accidents.
- Protects employees' rights to organize and join unions.
- Manages immigration processes, including citizenship and visa applications.
- Leads U.S. space exploration and scientific research beyond Earth.
- Administers tax collection and enforces tax laws.
- Ensures safe working conditions by setting workplace safety standards.
- Investigates crimes involving firearms, explosives, and illegal substances.
- Secures transportation systems, particularly airports and air travel.
- Provides services and benefits to military veterans.
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- Protects the U.S. from terrorism and natural disasters.
- Manages national parks and preserves natural and cultural resources.
- Enforces federal laws against workplace discrimination.
- Oversees the nation’s transportation systems, including highways and airways.
- Gathers foreign intelligence and conducts covert operations.
- Protects public health by controlling disease outbreaks.
- Protects the environment and regulates pollution.
- Investigates federal crimes and ensures national security.
- Manages government buildings, supplies, and services.
- Oversees public health, social services, and medical research.
- Supports small businesses with loans, contracts, and counseling.
- Preserves U.S. historical documents and records.
- Manages mail delivery across the United States.
- Regulates food, drugs, and medical devices for safety.
29 Clues: Manages mail delivery across the United States. • Preserves U.S. historical documents and records. • Protects the environment and regulates pollution. • Administers tax collection and enforces tax laws. • Focuses on signals intelligence and cybersecurity. • Responds to and coordinates disaster relief efforts. • Provides services and benefits to military veterans. • ...
Migration 2021-03-21
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- Factors War and natural disasters are the example of which factor
- what is an official permission that allows us into a specific country
- Which migration is also known as circular migration
- what is the movement of people from one place to another
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- what is an official document issued by a national government
- factor which is the factor of reasons for immigrating because of something desirable
- which migration is within the borders of a nation
7 Clues: which migration is within the borders of a nation • Which migration is also known as circular migration • what is the movement of people from one place to another • what is an official document issued by a national government • Factors War and natural disasters are the example of which factor • ...
ROME Mission- Places 2023-11-08
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- previously Byzantium, currently Istanbul
- the volcano that destroyed Pompeii
- this amphitheater could seat 50,000 spectators of the gladiator games
- This luxurious Villa was one example of the large estates of wealthy Romans
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- place where citizens gathered to attend performances, athletic games, and other religious/economic activities
- the city that experienced multiple natural disasters and was buried in volcano ash
6 Clues: the volcano that destroyed Pompeii • previously Byzantium, currently Istanbul • this amphitheater could seat 50,000 spectators of the gladiator games • This luxurious Villa was one example of the large estates of wealthy Romans • the city that experienced multiple natural disasters and was buried in volcano ash • ...
Wildlife conservation 2025-03-12
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- To maintain ecological balance by supporting sustainable practices in conservation.
- To ensure that wildlife protection laws and regulations are followed.
- To publicly support or recommend wildlife conservation policies or practices.
- To safeguard or defend wildlife and their habitats from harm or destruction.
- To make wildlife habitats safe from threats, such as illegal logging or poaching.
- To prevent the depletion or destruction of wildlife or natural resources through careful management.
- To organize efforts or activities aimed at raising awareness about wildlife conservation.
- To release a species into its natural habitat after being previously extinct or endangered in that area.
- To bring back a species, habitat, or ecosystem to its original or healthier state.
- To speak or write in favor of wildlife protection laws, policies, or actions.
- To provide financial or practical assistance to wildlife conservation projects or organizations.
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- To teach people about the importance of wildlife conservation and the steps they can take to help.
- To reduce or lessen the negative impact of human activities on wildlife.
- To restore habitats by planting trees or vegetation that support wildlife.
- To save animals or species from dangerous situations, such as poaching or environmental disasters.
- To encourage or advance wildlife conservation efforts through campaigns or actions.
- To keep wildlife and their environments safe and intact for the future.
- To regularly observe and track the health and numbers of species and ecosystems.
- To help injured or endangered animals recover and return to the wild.
19 Clues: To ensure that wildlife protection laws and regulations are followed. • To help injured or endangered animals recover and return to the wild. • To keep wildlife and their environments safe and intact for the future. • To reduce or lessen the negative impact of human activities on wildlife. • ...
Unit 7 Project 2018-11-02
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- This department deals with inadequate housing
- This administration establishes the rules for air traffic
- This department oversees the Secret Service, the Customs Service, the Coast Guard, The Transportation Security Administration, the Immigration and Naturalization Service, and the Federal Emergency Management Agency
- The highest ranking members of the U.S military
- This service collects taxes within the United States
- This agency ensures that the activities of federal offices and personnel stay within the law and within the budget guidelines
- This department was a non-Cabinet level agency of the government, buit was then turned into the a Executive Department in 1889
- An international alliance that consists of 29 member states from North America and Europe
- This commission ensures that companies the sell stock tell the truth about their profit and losses
- This commission oversees the practices of railroads
- This administration certifies the quality of foods and cosmetics sold in america, it also approves prescription drugs
- The headquarters of this administration is the pentagon
- This cooperation makes profit be charging fees to the investor who buy the loan packages
- This program develops the resources of the area in and around Tennessee
- This cooperation makes profit be charging fees to the investor who buy the loan packages
- The Department of Health,Education,and Welfare
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- This administration insures some mortgages that private banks make to home owners
- United Parcel Service
- This department conducts the legal business of law and prosecutes cases in federal court
- This agency leads the federal government's response to natural disasters such as urchins and floods
- This corporation replaced the U.S Postal Service in 1971
- This Department is in charge of Medicare and Medicaid
- This organisation tracks down criminals that operate on a world wide scale
- This organisation oversees the six geographic areas of the world
- Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
- This administration provides start-up loans for new businesses and recovery loans to businesses the suffer losses form natural disasters
- This corporation ensures the deposits that people have in banks
- This administration issues weather forecasts and disseminates weather data that is gathered from other satellites and other sources
- This department oversees the infrastructure of the roads, bridges, rail lines, airports, and ports
- This association pools together the FHA's mortgage loans and sells these large packages to investors, who expect to make a profit in the long run
- This administration is known for its system of healthcare faculties across the U.S for veterans
- This institution oversees the Department of Disease Control
32 Clues: United Parcel Service • Arctic National Wildlife Refuge • This department deals with inadequate housing • The Department of Health,Education,and Welfare • The highest ranking members of the U.S military • This commission oversees the practices of railroads • This service collects taxes within the United States • This Department is in charge of Medicare and Medicaid • ...
Enterprise Risk Management Puzzle Activity 2025-01-02
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- The type of hazard that includes bacteria and viruses
- A risk that can be caused by inadequate policies
- A common cybersecurity threat that uses fake emails
- The act that aims to safeguard individuals in various settings
- The office that ensures transparent government procurement
- The kind of financial losses that can result from misuse of public funds
- A type of hazard that can cause musculoskeletal injuries
- The practice of protecting digital systems from attacks
- The division that reviews financial regulations in Jamaica
- The act that mandates corporate governance and accountability
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- Public sector program focused on workforce development
- A way to secure important documents
- A plan for maintaining operations during disruptions
- A type of data that must be handled with care
- The ministry that has implemented training and development programs
- Type of bond providing rapid financial support after a disaster
- A type of risk that can result in cessation of business activity
- A potential source of harm or adverse effects
- A risk that may be caused by natural disasters
19 Clues: A way to secure important documents • A type of data that must be handled with care • A potential source of harm or adverse effects • A risk that may be caused by natural disasters • A risk that can be caused by inadequate policies • A common cybersecurity threat that uses fake emails • A plan for maintaining operations during disruptions • ...
OHS 2025-09-24
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- – Procedure when there is a threat of violence inside the Centre.
- – Infection that can be transmitted to a developing child before birth.
- – Natural disaster requiring evacuation to higher ground.
- – The process of leaving the building safely during an emergency.
- – Supplies like food, blankets, and water kept for disasters.
- – Staff responsible for directing others during a fire or drill.
- – Activated by a pull station to alert staff of fire.
- – Immediate medical care given before professional help arrives.
- – Emergency where you “Drop, Cover, and Hold On.”
- – A suspicious or dangerous situation that could cause harm.
- – The single most important way to prevent infection spread.
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- – Procedure when danger is near but not inside the Centre.
- – Situation identified by a rotten egg smell requiring immediate evacuation.
- – Any unsafe condition that could cause injury or illness.
- – Major event that threatens safety or wellbeing of staff or children.
- – Equipment like gloves and masks that protect staff from infection.
- – An incident that almost caused harm but didn’t.
- – Document completed after an accident, injury, or near miss.
- – Common childhood illness that can affect pregnancy.
19 Clues: – An incident that almost caused harm but didn’t. • – Emergency where you “Drop, Cover, and Hold On.” • – Activated by a pull station to alert staff of fire. • – Common childhood illness that can affect pregnancy. • – Natural disaster requiring evacuation to higher ground. • – Procedure when danger is near but not inside the Centre. • ...
african migration 2021-05-03
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- people work for this to make money
- causes of migration include natural disasters such as flooding
- moving to escape political persecution or war
- moving to another place
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- migration that had about five million sourthen blacks to the north between 1915 and 1960
- moving to find work or follow a particular career path
- moving somewhere for a better quality of life or to be closer to family or friends
- american an american from africa
- the state of a country or region in terms of the production and consumption of goods and services and the supply of money
9 Clues: moving to another place • american an american from africa • people work for this to make money • moving to escape political persecution or war • moving to find work or follow a particular career path • causes of migration include natural disasters such as flooding • moving somewhere for a better quality of life or to be closer to family or friends • ...
1.3 Aryan Migrations (148-149) 2023-05-11
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- this religion became powerful because priests established relationships with kings
- this means "noble ones"
- four sacred texts that were probably composed between 1500 and 1200 B.C.
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- what natural disasters do historians believe contributed to the end of the Harappan?
- The Aryan hierarchy developed into a rigid ___________ that could never be changes (two words)
- this is the name for Aryan priests
- what became more difficult as the flow of the river no longer nearing Harappan?
7 Clues: this means "noble ones" • this is the name for Aryan priests • four sacred texts that were probably composed between 1500 and 1200 B.C. • what became more difficult as the flow of the river no longer nearing Harappan? • this religion became powerful because priests established relationships with kings • ...
Mycenaean Civilization 2023-12-05
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- this and wars made Mycenaean kings rich.
- Built high on a hill the city was surrounded by thick _____ that protected them
- the Mycenaean's spoke an early version of ________
- because they stopped writing things down little was known about them for __________ years (two words)
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- One theory of their decline was that a series of natural ________ destroyed them.
- The Mycenaeans had an _________ streak that they eventually used against the Minoans
- at the end the Greeks stopped keeping written _______
7 Clues: this and wars made Mycenaean kings rich. • the Mycenaean's spoke an early version of ________ • at the end the Greeks stopped keeping written _______ • Built high on a hill the city was surrounded by thick _____ that protected them • One theory of their decline was that a series of natural ________ destroyed them. • ...
Insurance Terms Crossword 2022-02-15
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- Property protects home contents
- coverage for your entire life with the policy growing like a savings account, yet more expensive
- a percentage of the health care service you pay AFTER the deductible is paid
- Liability protects from lawsuits of people injured on property
- the amount charged for an insurance policy
- protects home from theft and natural disasters (except floods and earthquakes)
- coverage for a shorter time frame and less expensive
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- the maximum amount reimbursed by the insurance policy to cover a loss
- the amount paid out-of-pocket, before insurance is paid, when filing a claim
- of Use protects from expenses when home is uninhabitable (staying at hotel)
10 Clues: Property protects home contents • the amount charged for an insurance policy • coverage for a shorter time frame and less expensive • Liability protects from lawsuits of people injured on property • the maximum amount reimbursed by the insurance policy to cover a loss • of Use protects from expenses when home is uninhabitable (staying at hotel) • ...
Lucy, Maureen 2022-11-15
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- Canada's remarkable victory at this ridge is one of the best known battles in our country's military history.
- Where was the Red River floods
- This war started in 1950
- In addition to helping maintain a military presence, these rangers also assist during rescue operations and natural disasters
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- Kam Len Douglas was born here
- William Hall was the third Canadian To receive the Victoria _____
- Sam made contact with this _____ resistance for help to evade being captured by the Germans
- This gate was unveiled 95 years ago
- 80 years after this raid the French still remember all of our brave soldiers who fought there
9 Clues: This war started in 1950 • Kam Len Douglas was born here • Where was the Red River floods • This gate was unveiled 95 years ago • William Hall was the third Canadian To receive the Victoria _____ • Sam made contact with this _____ resistance for help to evade being captured by the Germans • ...
Natural Disaster Crossword 2025-02-19
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- Overflow of water onto normally dry land, often caused by heavy rain.
- An uncontrolled fire that spreads quickly through forests or grasslands.
- When a volcano releases gas, ash, and molten rock, causing potential danger.
- Sudden shaking of the ground caused by movement of the Earth’s plates.
- A large wave created by underwater earthquakes or volcanic eruptions.
- Natural disasters are sudden and extreme events caused by natural processes of the Earth that can cause significant damage, loss of life, and disruption to communities.
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- Movement of rock, soil, or debris down a slope, often caused by rain or earthquakes.
- A long period of little or no rainfall, leading to water shortages, crop failures, and environmental damage.
- A powerful rotating column of air that can cause destruction on the ground.
- A powerful tropical storm with strong winds (over 74 mph or 119 km/h) and heavy rain, forming over warm ocean waters.
- A period of unusually hot weather lasting for days or weeks.
11 Clues: A period of unusually hot weather lasting for days or weeks. • Overflow of water onto normally dry land, often caused by heavy rain. • A large wave created by underwater earthquakes or volcanic eruptions. • Sudden shaking of the ground caused by movement of the Earth’s plates. • An uncontrolled fire that spreads quickly through forests or grasslands. • ...
Human Environment–Settlement, Transport and Communication 2013-12-09
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- Roads made of cement are called _____.
- Newspaper help in communicating with a ________ number of people.
- People who move from one place to another are called ______ .
- ________ are cheapest for carrying heavy goods over long distances.
- They are ______ means of transport.
- _______ helps in weather forecasting and disasters warning.
- Houses on ___ are found in heavy rainfall regions.
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- _______ is the only transport that helps in receiving people in times of disasters.
- Civilization near the _________ of rivers.
- Indian railways are the _____ in Asia.
10 Clues: They are ______ means of transport. • Roads made of cement are called _____. • Indian railways are the _____ in Asia. • Civilization near the _________ of rivers. • Houses on ___ are found in heavy rainfall regions. • _______ helps in weather forecasting and disasters warning. • People who move from one place to another are called ______ . • ...
Disaster Readiness & Risk Reduction Crossword Puzzle 2019-11-15
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- People, property, systems and other elements present in hazard zones that are thereby subject to potential loss.
- Movement of a mass of rock, debris, or earth down a slope.
- Hazards caused either by rapid or slow onset events which can be geophysical, hydrological, climatological, meteorological, or biological.
- The knowledge and capacities developed by governments, professional response and recovery organizations, communities and individuals to effectively anticipate, respond to, and recover from, the impacts of likely, imminent or current hazard events or conditions.
- The adjustment in natural or human systems in response to actual or expected climatic stimuli or their effects.
- Local storms produced by cumulonimbus clouds and are always accompanied by lightning and thunder, usually with strong wind gusts, heavy rain and sometimes with hail and/or tornado.
- Disaster risk factor that includes state of mental capacity and health of a person.
- Phenomenon in which fire that has consumed all available oxygen suddenly explodes when more oxygen is made available, usually because a door or window is opened.
- Disaster risk factor that includes government structure, diplomatic issues, etc.
- A type of hazard that includes tropical cyclones, thunderstorms, hailstorms, etc.
- Outright avoidance of adverse impacts of hazards and related disasters.
- A dangerous phenomenon, substance, human activity or condition that may cause loss of life, injury or other health impacts, property damage, loss of livelihoods and services, social and economic disruption, or environmental damage.
- Rapidly flowing thick mixture of volcanic sediments and water.
- A process that transforms the behavior of a body of sediments from that of a solid to that of a liquid when subjected to extremely intense shaking.
- A feeble shaking to violent trembling of the ground produced by the sudden displacement of rocks or rock materials below the earth’s surface.
- A serious disruption of the functioning of a community or a society involving widespread human, material, economic or environmental losses and impacts, which exceeds the ability of the affected community or society to cope using its own resources.
- A type of natural hazard that includes internal earth processes.
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- A series of giant sea waves commonly generated by under-the-sea earthquakes.
- The characteristics and circumstances of a community, system or asset that make it susceptible to the damaging effects of a hazard.
- An unforeseen combination of circumstances or the resulting state that calls for immediate action.
- Interaction between exposure to natural hazards including the adverse effects of climate changes and the vulnerability of societies.
- The act of moving people from a dangerous place to somewhere safe.
- Measures that ensure the ability of affected communities and/or areas to restore their normal level of function .
- Combination of all the strengths, attributes and resources available within a community, society or organization that can be used to achieve agreed goals.
- Displacement on the ground due to movement of fault .
- Type of hazard that includes industrial pollution, nuclear radiation, toxic wastes, dam failures, transport accidents, factory explosions, fires, and chemical spills.
- Preventative, anticipatory actions in order to be safe.
- The art of making or displaying fireworks.
- An event that causes a great deal of damage, destruction, or personal distress.
- Lessening or limitation of the adverse impacts of hazards and related disasters.
30 Clues: The art of making or displaying fireworks. • Displacement on the ground due to movement of fault . • Preventative, anticipatory actions in order to be safe. • Movement of a mass of rock, debris, or earth down a slope. • Rapidly flowing thick mixture of volcanic sediments and water. • A type of natural hazard that includes internal earth processes. • ...
Evolutionary! 2014-02-17
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- The physical movement of particular alleles from one population, to another.
- Study of embryos, used to find similarities between species during development.
- A form of evolution between unrelated species, that result in similar characteristics, due to similar environmental conditions.
- The gradual biological process of change by which descendants begin to greatly differ from their ancestors.
- The complete elimination of an entire species .
- The measure of survival ability and ability to produce for offspring.
- The total number of genes of every individual in a population
- The idea that geologic processes that shape the earth remain constant over time.
- The ability for a trait to be passed down.
- The theory that natural disasters shaped the earth's landforms and caused extinction.
- A natural mechanism by which a species, or member of that species inherits a beneficial adaptation that allows it to produce more offspring than others.
- An observable change in the allele frequencies in a population.
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- Producing more offspring than will likely survive.
- A feature that an organism develops to better survive in its environment.
- A difference in a physical trait.
- Structure or organ that are similar structure, but different in purpose.
- The process by which humans select traits through breeding.
- A form of evolution between similarly related species, into more different species, due to differing environmental conditions.
- The process in which multiple species evolve in response to the changes in each other.
- A preserved trace of an organism from the past.
20 Clues: A difference in a physical trait. • The ability for a trait to be passed down. • The complete elimination of an entire species . • A preserved trace of an organism from the past. • Producing more offspring than will likely survive. • The process by which humans select traits through breeding. • The total number of genes of every individual in a population • ...
Year 8 Humanities 2023-11-20
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- A system in which people can exchange goods and services.
- Our sense of who we are as individuals and as members of social groups.
- What happens with the Earth's tectonic plates slide against each other.
- The Black Death.
- Law developed by judges on a case-by-case basis.
- In this type of migration, people move to another country to live.
- A system of law concerned with the punishment of offenders.
- A type of business where two or more business owners share the costs, profits and responsibilities.
- Programs and policies to stop people being injured by natural disasters.
- Any natural feature of the Earth's surface.
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- Written law passed by a parliament.
- hazards - Volcanic eruption, earthquake, tsunami, landslide, avalanche
- In this type of migration, people move to somewhere else within the same country.
- The movement of people from one place to another, to live.
- Laws for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people based on their culture.
- A system of political organisation in Europe during the Middle Ages.
- A system of government that is ruled by the people, typically through elected representatives.
- A period of history in Europe between about 500 and 1500 CE (AD).
- The trend of people living in cities rather than being more spread out.
- A large company with shareholders.
- A building made for living in and for defence during the Middle Ages.
- A group formed to influence laws and policies on a particular issue.
22 Clues: The Black Death. • A large company with shareholders. • Written law passed by a parliament. • Any natural feature of the Earth's surface. • Law developed by judges on a case-by-case basis. • A system in which people can exchange goods and services. • The movement of people from one place to another, to live. • A system of law concerned with the punishment of offenders. • ...
Year 8 Humanities 2023-11-20
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- A building made for living in and for defence during the Middle Ages.
- A system of law concerned with the punishment of offenders.
- A group formed to influence laws and policies on a particular issue.
- Any natural feature of the Earth's surface.
- hazards - Volcanic eruption, earthquake, tsunami, landslide, avalanche
- A type of business where two or more business owners share the costs, profits and responsibilities.
- Law developed by judges on a case-by-case basis.
- In this type of migration, people move to another country to live.
- The movement of people from one place to another, to live.
- The Black Death.
- The trend of people living in cities rather than being more spread out.
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- A large company with shareholders.
- Written law passed by a parliament.
- Programs and policies to stop people being injured by natural disasters.
- A system of government that is ruled by the people, typically through elected representatives.
- What happens with the Earth's tectonic plates slide against each other.
- Laws for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people based on their culture.
- A system of political organisation in Europe during the Middle Ages.
- A period of history in Europe between about 500 and 1500 CE (AD).
- In this type of migration, people move to somewhere else within the same country.
- A system in which people can exchange goods and services.
- Our sense of who we are as individuals and as members of social groups.
22 Clues: The Black Death. • A large company with shareholders. • Written law passed by a parliament. • Any natural feature of the Earth's surface. • Law developed by judges on a case-by-case basis. • A system in which people can exchange goods and services. • The movement of people from one place to another, to live. • A system of law concerned with the punishment of offenders. • ...
Agencies and corporations 2024-08-09
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- York Police Department One of the most famous abbreviations for a police department in the east coast, also in one of the biggest cities in America.
- Service The people who let trumps ear get shot off (almost).
- corps A group for people wanting to volunteer for the Gov't
- JFK wanted to defund these guys in the 60's, bad decision
- Scientists in charge of putting people in space
- The people in charge of cleaning up natural disasters.
- Science for the public funded by the public
- People in charge of environmental security.
- Patrol The people in charge of manning our weak points for immigrants to get in.
Down
- The scary people with scary weapons and tactics.
- Incharge of disease control
- park security They provide security for national parks
- They deliver mail
- The people in charge of taking down drug lords like Heisenberg
- Oversees the security industries
- Involved in some of the most disastrous raids including, The Ruby Ridge incident, and the burning down of mount Carmel
- Security Council National defense and security
- Bureau of Investigation Moto is "Fidelity, Bravery, Integrity"
- Civilizes national aviation.
- Produces the presidents budget
20 Clues: They deliver mail • Incharge of disease control • Civilizes national aviation. • Produces the presidents budget • Oversees the security industries • Science for the public funded by the public • People in charge of environmental security. • Security Council National defense and security • Scientists in charge of putting people in space • ...
Climate 2023-04-16
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- can block, reflect, or capture heat
- a tool that climatologists send into the atmosphere to collect information
- what carries warm and cool air around?
- the idea that gases released by human activity is warming the Earth
- the coldest climates
- the weather found in certain places over a long period of time
- ________ impacts climate by hitting Earth unevenly
- someone who studies climate
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- _______ satellites in space that send data to climatologists back on Earth
- many things impact climate including _________ activities
- climate determines what kinds of _______ can live in an area
- can block the movement of air
- climates that are found either north or south of tropical climates
- climates that are found high in the mountains and have hot daytime temperatures and cold nighttime temperatures
- land near a _______ has a milder climate than areas in-land
- the part of the Earth that receives sunlight the most directly and the strongest
- climates that are warm all year round
- the study of climates
- people use information about climate to prepare for natural _______
19 Clues: the coldest climates • the study of climates • someone who studies climate • can block the movement of air • can block, reflect, or capture heat • climates that are warm all year round • what carries warm and cool air around? • ________ impacts climate by hitting Earth unevenly • many things impact climate including _________ activities • ...
Disaster Readiness & Risk Reduction Crossword Puzzle 2019-11-15
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- An event that causes a great deal of damage, destruction, or personal distress.
- Rapidly flowing thick mixture of volcanic sediments and water.
- A type of natural hazard that includes internal earth processes.
- The act of moving people from a dangerous place to somewhere safe.
- Combination of all the strengths, attributes and resources available within a community, society or organization that can be used to achieve agreed goals.
- Preventative, anticipatory actions in order to be safe.
- An unforeseen combination of circumstances or the resulting state that calls for immediate action.
- A process that transforms the behavior of a body of sediments from that of a solid to that of a liquid when subjected to extremely intense shaking.
- People, property, systems and other elements present in hazard zones that are thereby subject to potential loss.
- Disaster risk factor that includes state of mental capacity and health of a person.
- A feeble shaking to violent trembling of the ground produced by the sudden displacement of rocks or rock materials below the earth’s surface.
- A series of giant sea waves commonly generated by under-the-sea earthquakes.
- Measures that ensure the ability of affected communities and/or areas to restore their normal level of function .
- Lessening or limitation of the adverse impacts of hazards and related disasters.
- The art of making or displaying fireworks.
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- Movement of a mass of rock, debris, or earth down a slope.
- Hazards caused either by rapid or slow onset events which can be geophysical, hydrological, climatological, meteorological, or biological.
- Phenomenon in which fire that has consumed all available oxygen suddenly explodes when more oxygen is made available, usually because a door or window is opened.
- Displacement on the ground due to movement of fault .
- A type of hazard that includes tropical cyclones, thunderstorms, hailstorms, etc.
- The knowledge and capacities developed by governments, professional response and recovery organizations, communities and individuals to effectively anticipate, respond to, and recover from, the impacts of likely, imminent or current hazard events or conditions.
- Outright avoidance of adverse impacts of hazards and related disasters.
- Type of hazard that includes industrial pollution, nuclear radiation, toxic wastes, dam failures, transport accidents, factory explosions, fires, and chemical spills.
- A serious disruption of the functioning of a community or a society involving widespread human, material, economic or environmental losses and impacts, which exceeds the ability of the affected community or society to cope using its own resources.
- The adjustment in natural or human systems in response to actual or expected climatic stimuli or their effects.
- Local storms produced by cumulonimbus clouds and are always accompanied by lightning and thunder, usually with strong wind gusts, heavy rain and sometimes with hail and/or tornado.
- A dangerous phenomenon, substance, human activity or condition that may cause loss of life, injury or other health impacts, property damage, loss of livelihoods and services, social and economic disruption, or environmental damage.
- The characteristics and circumstances of a community, system or asset that make it susceptible to the damaging effects of a hazard.
- Disaster risk factor that includes government structure, diplomatic issues, etc.
- Interaction between exposure to natural hazards including the adverse effects of climate changes and the vulnerability of societies.
30 Clues: The art of making or displaying fireworks. • Displacement on the ground due to movement of fault . • Preventative, anticipatory actions in order to be safe. • Movement of a mass of rock, debris, or earth down a slope. • Rapidly flowing thick mixture of volcanic sediments and water. • A type of natural hazard that includes internal earth processes. • ...
Fussing over wetlands 2021-02-18
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- The only continent without wetlands.
- This type of wetland absorbs 30% of all land carbon (plur.).
- The largest wetland in Bosnia and Herzegovina, 7 times larger than Hutovo Blato.
- Contrary to popular beliefs, healthy wetlands are not home to uncontrolled populations of this pesky insect (sing.).
- Wetlands play an essential role in fighting this global crisis.
- One of the main causes for the disappearance of wetlands (plur.).
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- A type of wetland.
- World’s largest wetland.
- Wetlands are important habitats for this group of animals (plur.).
- If wetlands were an organ in the human body, they would be this, due to their filtering capacity (plur.).
- Natural disasters that can be prevented by healthy wetlands (plur.).
- A city in Iran that lent its name to a convention on wetlands.
12 Clues: A type of wetland. • World’s largest wetland. • The only continent without wetlands. • This type of wetland absorbs 30% of all land carbon (plur.). • A city in Iran that lent its name to a convention on wetlands. • Wetlands play an essential role in fighting this global crisis. • One of the main causes for the disappearance of wetlands (plur.). • ...
Unit 3: Global Citizenship 2026-02-23
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- Dislike or hatred towards someone for no specific reason without actually knowing them. Ex: Racism
- a lack of them can lead to wars and conflicts
- Treating someone differently in a negative manner based on unfair personal opinions and beliefs. Ex: Racism
- people forced to leave their country because of war, persecution, or natural disasters.
- cares about people everywhere, respects different cultures, and works to make the world a better, fairer place for everyone.
- someone who knows right from wrong
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- anything living
- being harmed (by the government) because you are part of a group or community
- consequence of war
- is the lucky planet because we have breathable air, food and water
- changes in this has caused new health problems
- people who choose to leave their country for better opportunities
12 Clues: anything living • consequence of war • someone who knows right from wrong • a lack of them can lead to wars and conflicts • changes in this has caused new health problems • people who choose to leave their country for better opportunities • is the lucky planet because we have breathable air, food and water • ...
Natural disasters. Vocabulary unit 4B & C 2025-02-11
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- If you fall or have an accident, you may be ___.
- A long period of very hot weather.
- A long time with no rain.
- A vehicle that takes hurt people to the hospital.
- Too much water covering the land after heavy rain.
- To feel pain because of an accident or injury
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- To fall because the ground is wet or icy
- A very strong snowstorm.
- To save someone from danger
- The ground shakes because of movement under the Earth
- A strong wind that blows a lot of dust and sand
- Basic medical help given to a hurt person.
- A large amount of snow that falls down a mountain
13 Clues: A very strong snowstorm. • A long time with no rain. • To save someone from danger • A long period of very hot weather. • To fall because the ground is wet or icy • Basic medical help given to a hurt person. • To feel pain because of an accident or injury • A strong wind that blows a lot of dust and sand • If you fall or have an accident, you may be ___. • ...
CHAPTER 10 2018-01-10
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- uncut forest that has not been seriously disturbed by human activities or natural disasters for years
- are unfenced grasslands in temperate and tropical climates that supply forage, or vegetation, for grazing (grass-eating) and browsing (shrub-eating) animals.
- Replacing a degraded ecosystem with another type of ecosystem.
- large areas of undeveloped land
- Turning of a degraded ecosystem into a functional or useful ecosystem without trying to restore it to its original condition.
- temporary or permanent removal of large expanses of forest
- occurs when too many animals graze for too long and exceed the carrying capacity of a rangeland area
- extremely hot fire that leaps from treetop to treetop
- managed tract with uniformly aged trees of one or two genetically uniform species
- a tree-dwelling monkey found in the forest of East Arc Mountain.
- It is the process of repairing damages caused by humans to the biodiversity and dynamics of natural ecosystem.
- one of the biggest problems for many parks
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- Conservancy with more than 1 million members worldwide has created the world’s largest system of private natural areas and wildlife sanctuaries in 30 countries
- corridors helps to support more species and allows migration by vertebrates that need large ranges.
- zone protecting an inner core of a re-serve by usually establishing two buffer zones in which local people can extract resources sustainably without harming the inner core.
- managed grasslands or enclosed meadows usually planted with domesticated grasses or other forage.
- strategy where governments or private conservation organizations pay nations for concessions to preserve their natural resources.
- where absence of grazing for long periods (at least 5 years) can reduce the net primary productivity of grassland vegetation and grass cover.
- stand of trees resulting from secondary ecological succession
- main herbivores in the Yellow stone system, are the primary food source for the wolves, but wolves also kill some moose, mule deer, and bison
- most efficient way for a logging operation to harvest trees
- A process wherein a degraded habitat or ecosystem is being returned to a condition as similar as possible to its natural state.
- A new form of conservation biology suggested by Rosenzweig.
- along with highly valuable ecological services, forests provide us with raw materials, especially ___
- is classified as one of the world’s leading failing states because of fuelwood crisis
25 Clues: large areas of undeveloped land • one of the biggest problems for many parks • extremely hot fire that leaps from treetop to treetop • temporary or permanent removal of large expanses of forest • most efficient way for a logging operation to harvest trees • A new form of conservation biology suggested by Rosenzweig. • ...
Limiting Factors Crossword Puzzle 2020-04-19
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- Factors, Living organisms in an ecosystem.
- Compete for food, water, space, sunlight.
- A substance within an environment that is needed for a organism for growth and reproduction.
- Evolved not to compete.
- Controlled by both density dependent and independent factors.
- Factor, Environmental factor that has the ability to restrict the growth, distribution, and abundance of a population.
- Group of organisms that belong to the same species and live in a given area.
- The development of a organism increases and reproduces faster which increase the population.
- Parasites that live off their hosts and weaken them which causes diseases.
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- When one species eats another.
- A community of living organisms and non living parts that are apart of the environment.
- Controlled by limiting factors.
- Crowding and stress example.
- Factors, Non-living parts in an ecosystem.
- Disasters, Density-Independent Limiting Factor Example.
- Dependent LF, Factors that operate more strongly on the larger populations.
- A environmental limiting factor.
- Population size does not affect the factor.
- Capacity, The number of organisms that an ecosystem can sufficiently support
- and Stress, Certain amount of space needed and can lead to a low birth rate.
20 Clues: Evolved not to compete. • Crowding and stress example. • When one species eats another. • Controlled by limiting factors. • A environmental limiting factor. • Compete for food, water, space, sunlight. • Factors, Living organisms in an ecosystem. • Factors, Non-living parts in an ecosystem. • Population size does not affect the factor. • ...
Ch 9 Vocab 2018-02-01
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- A factor that threatens or is harmful to human health.
- _________ diseases are caused by a pathogen.
- A(n) _________ disease is disease that has appeared for the first time or has reemerged.
- Environmental _______ is the study of how environmental factors affect human health.
- A chemical that affects the nervous system.
- Is a chemical that harms embryos and fetuses.
- The amount of a substance an organism is exposed to.
- The process where the concentration of a toxin grows as it flows through the food web.
- A colorless highly toxic gas found in some houses.
- The type of hazard that results from how or where we live.
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- Risk _________ is the process of measuring a risk.
- is a harmful mineral that was once used as insulation.
- The probability that a hazard will cause a harmful response.
- A chemical that causes cancer.
- A disease causing agent.
- The type of hazard that involves natural disasters.
- The type of hazard that involves a disease or virus.
- The study of disease in human populations.
- The study of how poisonous substances affect an organism's health.
19 Clues: A disease causing agent. • A chemical that causes cancer. • The study of disease in human populations. • A chemical that affects the nervous system. • _________ diseases are caused by a pathogen. • Is a chemical that harms embryos and fetuses. • Risk _________ is the process of measuring a risk. • A colorless highly toxic gas found in some houses. • ...
Unit 1: River Valley Civilizations 2023-08-13
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- City made in a gird-like pattern in the Indus river valley
- Shang Priests would communicate with the Gods by looking at these.
- Natural disasters that hurt Mesopotamian civilizations
- relating to the earliest period of the Stone Age
- Made the first codified sets of laws
- ________ of Heaven was a Chinese philosophy that was used to legitimize the rule of the Emperor of China
- Sumerian writing, using a wedge shaped stylus and clay tablets.
- A society with organized religion, government, regular food supply, job specialization, unique culture, and social classes.
- Paleolithic people were nomadic while Neolithic people were __________.
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- Located at Giza, these are temples designed to preserve Egyptian Rules
- Ancient Civilization located between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers
- system where people exchanged land for service
- Rectangular tiered temples found in centers of Mesopotamian city-states.
- Egyptian Rulers
- form of government ruled by religious figures
- Lifestyle where early humans had no permanent home, wandering from place to place
- This river flooded at regular intervals
- The Fertile _________ was home to one of the earliest civilizations.
- Fertile soil
19 Clues: Fertile soil • Egyptian Rulers • Made the first codified sets of laws • This river flooded at regular intervals • form of government ruled by religious figures • system where people exchanged land for service • relating to the earliest period of the Stone Age • Natural disasters that hurt Mesopotamian civilizations • ...
Sudden Geological Changes 2013-02-09
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- The state of the atmosphere at a given time and place, with respect to variables such as temperature, moisture, wind velocity, and barometric pressure.
- adjective of geology
- a geological phenomenon which includes a wide range of ground movement
- the effect of a sudden release of energy in the earth's crust
- a series of waves caused by the displacement of a large body of water
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- if these move, geological natural disasters happen
- the greatest of highest degree
- the most rapid and fluid type of downhill mass wasting
- a rapid flow of snow down a slope
9 Clues: adjective of geology • the greatest of highest degree • a rapid flow of snow down a slope • if these move, geological natural disasters happen • the most rapid and fluid type of downhill mass wasting • the effect of a sudden release of energy in the earth's crust • a series of waves caused by the displacement of a large body of water • ...
Enterprise Risk Management Puzzle Activity 2025-01-20
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- The act that aims to safeguard individuals in various settings.
- The abbreviation for the act that mandates corporate governance and accountability.
- The division that reviews financial regulations in Jamaica.
- The ministry that has implemented training and development programs.
- The kind of financial losses that can result from misuse of public funds.
- A common cybersecurity threat that uses fake emails.
- A type of data that must be handled with care.
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- The practice of protecting digital systems from attacks.
- Type of bond providing rapid financial support after a disaster.
- A type of risk that can result in cessation of business activity.
- A risk that may be caused by natural disasters.
- A plan for maintaining operations during disruptions.
- A type of hazard that can cause musculoskeletal injuries.
- A risk that can be caused by inadequate policies.
- The type of hazard that includes bacteria and viruses.
- A way to secure important documents.
- The abbreviation of the office that ensures transparent government procurement.
- A potential source of harm or adverse effects.
- Public sector program focused on workforce development.
19 Clues: A way to secure important documents. • A potential source of harm or adverse effects. • A type of data that must be handled with care. • A risk that may be caused by natural disasters. • A risk that can be caused by inadequate policies. • A common cybersecurity threat that uses fake emails. • A plan for maintaining operations during disruptions. • ...
DISASTERS 2017-01-29
Disasters 2021-02-24
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- A vortex of violently spinning winds
- A series of huge waves from the sea caused by earthquake
- Water which covers the land, usually caused by heavy rain.
- An explosion of gases and lava from top of a mountain.
- A violent shaking of the earth.
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- A mass of snow, ice or rocks that fall down the side of a mountain.
- A long period of time when there is little or no rain.
- A flash of very bright light in the sky.
- A very bad weather with strong winds
- A very strong storm with heavy rain, lightning, and thunder.
10 Clues: A violent shaking of the earth. • A vortex of violently spinning winds • A very bad weather with strong winds • A flash of very bright light in the sky. • A long period of time when there is little or no rain. • An explosion of gases and lava from top of a mountain. • A series of huge waves from the sea caused by earthquake • ...
Disasters 2022-03-29
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- large wave of water
- destruction of elements
- the effect of earthquakes
- a storm with violent wind
- the overflow of water on land
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- a long period of time of land without water
- a large destruction of land do to fire
- the cause of volcanoes
- powerful wind rotating in a circle
- the sliding down of masses of earth
10 Clues: large wave of water • the cause of volcanoes • destruction of elements • the effect of earthquakes • a storm with violent wind • the overflow of water on land • powerful wind rotating in a circle • the sliding down of masses of earth • a large destruction of land do to fire • a long period of time of land without water
Disasters 2022-10-05
disasters 2023-11-13
Across
- A large, tall type of cumulus cloud that is often dark and brings heavy rain or a thunderstorm
- A tall, spinning column of air that moves across the surface of the land or sea
- A test for the level of alcohol in a driver’s blood
- INTO: A rash into someone or something with force. Especially because you are moving or driving too quickly or in a careless or uncontrolled way
- The uncontrolled release of a hazardous chemical, either as a solid, liquid or a gas
- A small accident with very minor damage to the cars involved .
Down
- When waste, chemicals, or different particles cause a waterway (i.e., waterways, seas, lakes) to end up distinctly hurtful to the fish and creatures that need the water to survive.
- Side of a one way road where buses or bicycles are allowed to use
- Widespread destruction and ruination.
- When a driver gets angry at another driver, and begins driving aggressively
10 Clues: Widespread destruction and ruination. • A test for the level of alcohol in a driver’s blood • A small accident with very minor damage to the cars involved . • Side of a one way road where buses or bicycles are allowed to use • When a driver gets angry at another driver, and begins driving aggressively • ...
Disasters 2023-11-13
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- Widespread destruction and ruination.
- A small accident with very minor damage to the cars involved .
- When waste, chemicals, or different particles cause a waterway (i.e., waterways, seas, lakes) to end up distinctly hurtful to the fish and creatures that need the water to survive.
- A large, tall type of cumulus cloud that is often dark and brings heavy rain or a thunderstorm
Down
- A tall, spinning column of air that moves across the surface of the land or sea
- A rash into someone or something with force. Especially because you are moving or driving too quickly or in a careless or uncontrolled way
- When a driver gets angry at another driver, and begins driving aggressively
- The uncontrolled release of a hazardous chemical, either as a solid, liquid or a gas
- A test for the level of alcohol in a driver’s blood
- Side of a one way road where buses or bicycles are allowed to use
10 Clues: Widespread destruction and ruination. • A test for the level of alcohol in a driver’s blood • A small accident with very minor damage to the cars involved . • Side of a one way road where buses or bicycles are allowed to use • When a driver gets angry at another driver, and begins driving aggressively • ...
disasters 2023-11-12
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- A large, tall type of cumulus cloud that is often dark and brings heavy rain or a thunderstorm
- Contamination When waste, chemicals, or different particles cause a waterway (i.e., waterways, seas, lakes) to end up distinctly hurtful to the fish and creatures that need the water to survive.
- Widespread destruction and ruination.
- The uncontrolled release of a hazardous chemical, either as a solid, liquid or a gas
- rage When a driver gets angry at another driver, and begins driving aggressively
- A small accident with very minor damage to the cars involved .
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- A test for the level of alcohol in a driver’s blood
- into A rash into someone or something with force. Especially because you are moving or driving too quickly or in a careless or uncontrolled wa
- Side of a one way road where buses or bicycles are allowed to use
- A tall, spinning column of air that moves across the surface of the land or sea
10 Clues: Widespread destruction and ruination. • A test for the level of alcohol in a driver’s blood • A small accident with very minor damage to the cars involved . • Side of a one way road where buses or bicycles are allowed to use • A tall, spinning column of air that moves across the surface of the land or sea • ...
disasters 2020-06-03
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- a great sea wave produced especially by an earthquake or volcanic eruption under the sea
- a long period of dry weather
- a snowstorm OR a very strong cold wind filled with fine snow
- a mass of earth and rock sliding down
- a large mass of snow and ice sliding down a mountainside
- wave a period of unusually hot weather
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- a cyclone with winds of 74 miles (119 kilometers) per hour or greater accompanied by rain, thunder, and lightning.
- a destructive wind accompanied by a funnel-shaped cloud that moves over the land
- a great flow of water that spreads over the land
- a shaking of the earth
10 Clues: a shaking of the earth • a long period of dry weather • a mass of earth and rock sliding down • wave a period of unusually hot weather • a great flow of water that spreads over the land • a large mass of snow and ice sliding down a mountainside • a snowstorm OR a very strong cold wind filled with fine snow • ...
Disasters! 2020-05-02
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- They are the vertical pillars typically cylindrical supporting an arch.
- An open jar of glass or porcelain used as an ornament or to hold flowers.
- The grey or black gas that is made when something burns.
- A sculpture representing a human or animal.
- A structure that sends water up into the air.
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- A building when people in some religions go to pray.
- A weak spot in the crust where magma has come to the surface.
- A person who is hired to do household or personal duties such as cleaning and cooking.
- A building with a stage where people go to watch plays.
- A piece of equipment pulled by one horse.
10 Clues: A piece of equipment pulled by one horse. • A sculpture representing a human or animal. • A structure that sends water up into the air. • A building when people in some religions go to pray. • A building with a stage where people go to watch plays. • The grey or black gas that is made when something burns. • ...
disasters 2024-06-07
10 Clues: no rain • too much rain • the earth moves • there is no food • violent winds, storms • people cut trees too much • diseases affect large number of people • fight between people of the same country • it is natural disaster and it causes floods • hot liquid rock and gases pour from a mountain
Disasters 2023-04-11
disasters 2025-02-05
10 Clues: the earth shake • a very high wave • suffering people • need helping soon • memory in the past • water in vast areas • run away for safety • work without payment • produce ashes, lava and rocks • profesionals health care team
Disasters 2025-03-13
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- huge snowstorm
- caused by heavy rain and clogged drainage or overflowed river
- caused by rising waves and sometimes earthquake
- it usually happens in a desert and dry place
- a huge rotating wind
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- this happens when a huge forest get caught on fire
- it usually happens on a high mountain and somewhere steep
- it can cough out hot lava and rocks
- a huge and fast wind that can destroy buildings
- it happens because of tectonic movements and destroy lots of buildings
10 Clues: huge snowstorm • a huge rotating wind • it can cough out hot lava and rocks • it usually happens in a desert and dry place • caused by rising waves and sometimes earthquake • a huge and fast wind that can destroy buildings • this happens when a huge forest get caught on fire • it usually happens on a high mountain and somewhere steep • ...
disasters 2020-06-03
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- a snowstorm OR a very strong cold wind filled with fine snow
- a mass of earth and rock sliding down
- a large mass of snow and ice sliding down a mountainside
- a long period of dry weather
- a cyclone with winds of 74 miles (119 kilometers) per hour or greater accompanied by rain, thunder, and lightning.
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- a great sea wave produced especially by an earthquake or volcanic eruption under the sea
- a period of unusually hot weather
- a destructive wind accompanied by a funnel-shaped cloud that moves over the land
- a great flow of water that spreads over the land
- a shaking of the earth
10 Clues: a shaking of the earth • a long period of dry weather • a period of unusually hot weather • a mass of earth and rock sliding down • a great flow of water that spreads over the land • a large mass of snow and ice sliding down a mountainside • a snowstorm OR a very strong cold wind filled with fine snow • ...
DISASTERS 2023-11-12
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- A large, tall type of cumulus cloud that is often dark and brings heavy rain or a thunderstorm
- A tall, spinning column of air that moves across the surface of the land or sea
- A test for the level of alcohol in a driver’s blood
- INTO: A rash into someone or something with force. Especially because you are moving or driving too quickly or in a careless or uncontrolled way
- The uncontrolled release of a hazardous chemical, either as a solid, liquid or a gas
- A small accident with very minor damage to the cars involved .
Down
- When waste, chemicals, or different particles cause a waterway (i.e., waterways, seas, lakes) to end up distinctly hurtful to the fish and creatures that need the water to survive.
- Side of a one way road where buses or bicycles are allowed to use
- Widespread destruction and ruination.
- When a driver gets angry at another driver, and begins driving aggressively
10 Clues: Widespread destruction and ruination. • A test for the level of alcohol in a driver’s blood • A small accident with very minor damage to the cars involved . • Side of a one way road where buses or bicycles are allowed to use • When a driver gets angry at another driver, and begins driving aggressively • ...
Disasters 2022-03-30
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- the sliding down of a mass fro a mountain or cliff
- has an eye in the middle of the big body of water
- large wave of water
- lava erupting from it
- lots of water on dry land
- a violent rotating wind
Down
- a severe snow storm
- violent shaking in the ground
- a huge fire that spreads quickly and is out of control
- long period of time when there is no rain
10 Clues: a severe snow storm • large wave of water • lava erupting from it • a violent rotating wind • lots of water on dry land • violent shaking in the ground • long period of time when there is no rain • has an eye in the middle of the big body of water • the sliding down of a mass fro a mountain or cliff • a huge fire that spreads quickly and is out of control
DISASTERS 2024-04-18
10 Clues: A violent air form • When a volcano erupts • They form over the sea • Also known as land slider • Violent seafloor movement • Causes a lot of extinctions a • Can cause severe habit damage • An intense event with intense damage • An environment where organisms live in • An event that causes a lot of mess/disasters
Disasters 2024-07-16
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- Human-created waste in the ocean
- Flooding caused by very heavy rainfall
- Severe snowstorm with strong winds
- A strong, dangerous wind that forms itself into an upside-down spinning cone
- Small balls of ice falling from the sky
- Extremely hot weather condition
Down
- The warming of ocean surface
- Made of waves
- Extremely dry weather condition
- Mixture of snow and water
10 Clues: Made of waves • Mixture of snow and water • The warming of ocean surface • Extremely dry weather condition • Extremely hot weather condition • Human-created waste in the ocean • Severe snowstorm with strong winds • Flooding caused by very heavy rainfall • Small balls of ice falling from the sky • A strong, dangerous wind that forms itself into an upside-down spinning cone
Disasters 2024-07-02
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- When rocks underground break
- Disastrous chapter book series
- Leave the area of a disaster
- What the Exxon Valdez tanker spilled
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- Famous 1978 storm in RI
- The Titanic after it sank
- Hot substance that covered Pompeii
- The middle of a hurricane
- In the US, storms that spin counterclockwise
- Boston disaster: The Great Molasses ____
10 Clues: Famous 1978 storm in RI • The Titanic after it sank • The middle of a hurricane • When rocks underground break • Leave the area of a disaster • Disastrous chapter book series • Hot substance that covered Pompeii • What the Exxon Valdez tanker spilled • Boston disaster: The Great Molasses ____ • In the US, storms that spin counterclockwise
Disasters 2022-06-06
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- the ______ hurricane was in 1870.
- what city did the tsunami hit in 1908?
- it hit an iceberg on the 14th of April.
- can be thin or thick, meaning people have difficulty seeing through it.
- an airship that caught fire.
- the volcano Krakatoa _________ on the 26th of August, 1883.
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- a flash of bright light in the sky that is produced by electricity.
- an enormous wall of seawater.
- a sudden violent shaking of the ground, typically causing great destruction.
- a very large mass of ice that floats in the sea.
10 Clues: an airship that caught fire. • an enormous wall of seawater. • the ______ hurricane was in 1870. • what city did the tsunami hit in 1908? • it hit an iceberg on the 14th of April. • a very large mass of ice that floats in the sea. • the volcano Krakatoa _________ on the 26th of August, 1883. • a flash of bright light in the sky that is produced by electricity. • ...
DISASTERS 2025-02-06
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- A sudden shaking of the ground caused by movements in the Earth's crust.
- - an overflow of water that submerges land, often caused by heavy rainfall or overflowing rivers.
- - A powerful tropical storm with strong winds and heavy rain (also called a cyclone or typhoon in different regions).
- - A violent rotating column of air extending from a thunderstorm to the ground.
- - The movement of rock, earth, or debris down a slope, often triggered by heavy rain or earthquakes.
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- - A large-scale air mass that rotates around a strong center of low atmospheric pressure (similar to hurricanes and typhoons).
- -A mass of snow, ice, and rocks falling rapidly down a mountainside.
- - A prolonged period of abnormally low rainfall, leading to water shortages.
- - a prolonged period of excessively hot weather, often accompanied by high humidity.
- - An uncontrolled fire that spreads rapidly through vegetation, often in forests or grasslands.
10 Clues: -A mass of snow, ice, and rocks falling rapidly down a mountainside. • A sudden shaking of the ground caused by movements in the Earth's crust. • - A prolonged period of abnormally low rainfall, leading to water shortages. • - A violent rotating column of air extending from a thunderstorm to the ground. • ...
Disasters 2026-03-31
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- when a volcano explodes and sends lava, ash, and gases into the air
- a very strong storm with powerful winds and heavy rain
- a sudden shaking of the ground
- a large fire that spreads quickly through a forest
- the gradual increase in the Earth’s temperature
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- a powerful explosion caused by nuclear reactions
- a large amount of snow that suddenly falls down a mountain
- a long period with little or no rain
- an attempt to damage or access computer systems illegally
- a situation when water covers land that is usually dry
10 Clues: a sudden shaking of the ground • a long period with little or no rain • the gradual increase in the Earth’s temperature • a powerful explosion caused by nuclear reactions • a large fire that spreads quickly through a forest • a very strong storm with powerful winds and heavy rain • a situation when water covers land that is usually dry • ...
CHAPTER 10 2018-01-10
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- managed grasslands or enclosed meadows usually planted with domesticated grasses or other forage.
- Replacing a degraded ecosystem with another type of ecosystem.
- A process wherein a degraded habitat or ecosystem is being returned to a condition as similar as possible to its natural state.
- is classified as one of the world’s leading failing states because of fuelwood crisis
- protecting an inner core of a re-serve by usually establishing two buffer zones in which local people can extract resources sustainably without harming the inner core.
- temporary or permanent removal of large expanses of forest
- occurs when too many animals graze for too long and exceed the carrying capacity of a rangeland area
- one of the biggest problems for many parks
- It is the process of repairing damages caused by humans to the biodiversity and dynamics of natural ecosystem.
- corridors helps to support more species and allows migration by vertebrates that need large ranges.
- along with highly valuable ecological services, forests provide us with raw materials, especially ___
- forest stand of trees resulting from secondary ecological succession
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- Conservancy with more than 1 million members worldwide has created the world’s largest system of private natural areas and wildlife sanctuaries in 30 countries
- extremely hot fire that leaps from treetop to treetop
- most efficient way for a logging operation to harvest trees
- strategy where governments or private conservation organizations pay nations for concessions to preserve their natural resources.
- growth forest uncut forest that has not been seriously disturbed by human activities or natural disasters for years
- where absence of grazing for long periods (at least 5 years) can reduce the net primary productivity of grassland vegetation and grass cover.
- large areas of undeveloped land
- A new form of conservation biology suggested by Rosenzweig.
- are unfenced grasslands in temperate and tropical climates that supply forage, or vegetation, for grazing (grass-eating) and browsing (shrub-eating) animals.
- Turning of a degraded ecosystem into a functional or useful ecosystem without trying to restore it to its original condition.
- a tree-dwelling monkey found in the forest of East Arc Mountain.
- main herbivores in the Yellow stone system, are the primary food source for the wolves, but wolves also kill some moose, mule deer, and bison
- plantation - managed tract with uniformly aged trees of one or two genetically uniform species
25 Clues: large areas of undeveloped land • one of the biggest problems for many parks • extremely hot fire that leaps from treetop to treetop • temporary or permanent removal of large expanses of forest • most efficient way for a logging operation to harvest trees • A new form of conservation biology suggested by Rosenzweig. • ...
History of the Red Cross 2014-12-11
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- : June 1859, saw an unforgettable scene and organized local villagers at the __________
- :The founder of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement
- We serve people, but not systems
- :There are more than 25,000 are the heart of the Canadian Red Cross
- :We care for the victims and aggressors alike
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- :Violence and Abuse Prevention
- in December 2005 the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement added this symbol
- in 1901 Henri Dunant was the first to win this prize for starting the Red Cross and Red Crescent Movements
- :We have many talents, but a single idea
- The Canadian Red Cross works in other countries and Canada to help people affected by wars and _______ disasters.
- We respect nations, but our work knows no bounds
11 Clues: :Violence and Abuse Prevention • We serve people, but not systems • :We have many talents, but a single idea • :We care for the victims and aggressors alike • We respect nations, but our work knows no bounds • :The founder of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement • :There are more than 25,000 are the heart of the Canadian Red Cross • ...
Roman Emperors 2023-01-18
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- Pax Romana means a time of ________.
- March 15th, 44 BC when Caesar was killed is also known as the _______ ____ _________.
- Built the Flavian Amphitheater also known as the Colosseum.
- killed Antony and Cleopatra. Became first Emperor of Rome.
- Which civilization created the first republic, had a constitution and a triumvirate government.
- The 1st Roman Triumvirate was Caesar, Pompey and _________.
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- Where was Hadrian's Wall built?
- He was Emperor during Rome's 2 greatest natural disasters (1. Volcano Eruption at Pompeii and 2. Great fire in Rome).
- First Emperor to persecute the Christians and blamed for burning 75% of Rome.
- man who named himself dictator for life and created the 12 month calendar
- ___________ tribes continued to invade Rome during Marcus Aurelius' rule and started the fall of Rome.
11 Clues: Where was Hadrian's Wall built? • Pax Romana means a time of ________. • killed Antony and Cleopatra. Became first Emperor of Rome. • Built the Flavian Amphitheater also known as the Colosseum. • The 1st Roman Triumvirate was Caesar, Pompey and _________. • man who named himself dictator for life and created the 12 month calendar • ...
FFF 2025-04-25
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- Famous hiking route that leads to Machu Picchu.
- American historian who rediscovered Machu Picchu in 1911.
- _____Bear The only bear species native to South America, found near Machu Picchu.
- Organization that designated Machu Picchu as a World Heritage site in 1983.
- Inca emperor believed to have commissioned the construction of Machu Picchu.
- Mountain range where Machu Picchu is located.
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- One of the many plant species found in the region around Machu Picchu.
- Natural disasters that Machu Picchu’s stonework was designed to withstand.
- City located about 80 kilometers southeast of Machu Picchu; former capital of the Inca Empire.
- Picchu – Ancient Incan city located high in the Andes Mountains of Peru.
- River that flows through the valley below Machu Picchu.
11 Clues: Mountain range where Machu Picchu is located. • Famous hiking route that leads to Machu Picchu. • River that flows through the valley below Machu Picchu. • American historian who rediscovered Machu Picchu in 1911. • One of the many plant species found in the region around Machu Picchu. • Picchu – Ancient Incan city located high in the Andes Mountains of Peru. • ...
The Red Cross 2013-04-03
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- Disaster A disaster that is caused by the Earth. (Earthquakes, hurricanes, etc.)
- Something that covers your wounds
- A big earthquake in California in 1906.
- Something that lessons pain or makes you healthy
- This disaster was caused by a break down of a neglected dam. It is also known as The Great Flood of 1889.
- An organization that nurses in wars and other disasters.
- Something that was very popular at one time.
- Somebody who starts a business or organization.
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- The founder of Red Cross In America
- A President who supported The Red Cross and Clara Barton.
- One of Clara Barton's friends who strongly believed in woman's rights.
- A nickname Clara Barton was called.
- A war between the same country
- skirts They were a fad in the early nineteen hundreds. They are like a dress only the bottom is very big.
14 Clues: A war between the same country • Something that covers your wounds • The founder of Red Cross In America • A nickname Clara Barton was called. • A big earthquake in California in 1906. • Something that was very popular at one time. • Somebody who starts a business or organization. • Something that lessons pain or makes you healthy • ...
Enduring Practice 2025-06-11
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- Taking over other lands for power or wealth; or gaining independence.
- Rights Violations When people are denied basic rights such as freedom, safety, or equality
- The growth of cities and movement of people into urban areas.
- When cultures mix and influence each other.
- When there are not enough resources to meet people’s needs.
- When natural disasters, geography, or climate affect where and how people live.
- When individuals or groups try to control others.
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- When the exchange of goods, people, and ideas across regions affects economies, cultures between societies.
- When people harm the environment to survive or grow.
- The increasing number of people living in a given area.
- Strong pride in your country or group, sometimes causing conflict.
- When new inventions change the way people live or work.
- When people fight over ideas, land, power, or resources.
- When people’s ideas and beliefs—such as religion, philosophy, or political systems
14 Clues: When cultures mix and influence each other. • When individuals or groups try to control others. • When people harm the environment to survive or grow. • The increasing number of people living in a given area. • When new inventions change the way people live or work. • When people fight over ideas, land, power, or resources. • ...
Population Ecology 2026-03-18
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- Survivorship curve that has high mortality rates in early life stages.
- Individuals are spaced evenly in a population.
- Survivorship curve that have low reproductive events but are long lived and have low mortality until old age.
- Survival, growth and babies.
- Individuals are clustered together in a population.
- A group of individuals of the same species that
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- A table that shows the mortality and reproductive rates of organisms.
- Survivorship curve have a constant mortality rate regardless of age.
- Individuals are arranged without any pattern.
- Non-living factors that affect a population like temperature, pollution, natural disasters, etc.
- Maximum population sizes of a species in an environment.
- Current vs. future reproduction, early vs. late, semelparity vs. interoparity, babies vs. investment, increase in reproduction vs. decrease in survival.
- Change in population size = Births - Deaths
- Living factors that affect a population like predators, competition, diseases, keystone species, etc.
14 Clues: Survival, growth and babies. • Change in population size = Births - Deaths • Individuals are arranged without any pattern. • Individuals are spaced evenly in a population. • A group of individuals of the same species that • Individuals are clustered together in a population. • Maximum population sizes of a species in an environment. • ...
Natural Disasters & Extreme Weather 2024-03-17
7 Clues: La grêle • Appartenir à • Synonym of casualty • Synonym of earthquake • compter/s'appuyer sur • An extremely strong wind • A person who is removed from a place of danger, a disaster area, etc.
Population Geography 2017-11-13
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- The number of people who live in a region
- The number of children required to keep the population of a country constant, not taking migration into consideration.
- The number of people moving into a country.
- Occurs in areas where resources and economic opportunities are located
- People are found in areas that have a strong agricultural base, people spread out on farms
- Characteristics of a place that causes people to leave.
- The number of deaths per 1000 in a year.
- People who are forced to leave their country due to war, life-threatening discrimination, famine, or natural disasters.
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- The number of live births per 1000 in a year.
- The study of human population
- The number of people leaving a country
- The pattern of where people live
- Characteristics of a place that attracts people to it.
13 Clues: The study of human population • The pattern of where people live • The number of people leaving a country • The number of deaths per 1000 in a year. • The number of people who live in a region • The number of people moving into a country. • The number of live births per 1000 in a year. • Characteristics of a place that attracts people to it. • ...
Target 101-200 2023-08-25
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- 産業、勤務
- I have an 〇〇 of 200 dollars a week.
- 潜在的な
- to have a particular disease or medical condition, especially for a long time/Many countries around the world 〇〇 from natural disasters.
- 細胞
- to make plans or arrangements for something that will happen in the future /synonym(類義語) of get ready
- ~を見なす、~を見る、~を評価する、配慮、尊敬、[~s]よろしくという挨拶
- a period of 10 years
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- synonym(類義語) of claim and maintain
- antonym(対義語) of negative
- You should not 〇〇 too much time on chatting online.
- ~のほうを好む
- to stop something happening, or someone doing something
13 Clues: 細胞 • 潜在的な • 産業、勤務 • ~のほうを好む • a period of 10 years • antonym(対義語) of negative • synonym(類義語) of claim and maintain • I have an 〇〇 of 200 dollars a week. • ~を見なす、~を見る、~を評価する、配慮、尊敬、[~s]よろしくという挨拶 • You should not 〇〇 too much time on chatting online. • to stop something happening, or someone doing something • ...
SS202 Final Study Crossword 2022-05-26
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- Germany signed a nonaggression pact with this country before WWII.
- This is another word for nation-state.
- When countries join this type of organization they must give up some of their sovereignty.
- This organization regulates international trade laws (acronym).
- Identifying with your own nation and wanting your nation to do better than others.
- This motive for internationalism is most often seen after natural disasters.
- Countries cooperating to achieve common, global interests.
- A type of loyalty that is not connected to nation.
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- This was England's response to Hitler wanted to invade the Sudetenland.
- A type of nationalism that can result in racism and violence.
- This refers to any action or plan a country makes that affects other countries.
- Mandatory enlistment for soldiers.
- A late 1700s event that is said to be the birth of nationalism.
- The concept of a royal having absolute power.
- This type of foreign policy involved multiple countries.
- Can define both a country or a group of common people.
16 Clues: Mandatory enlistment for soldiers. • This is another word for nation-state. • The concept of a royal having absolute power. • A type of loyalty that is not connected to nation. • Can define both a country or a group of common people. • This type of foreign policy involved multiple countries. • Countries cooperating to achieve common, global interests. • ...
SS202 Final Study Crossword 2022-05-26
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- Identifying with your own nation and wanting your nation to do better than others.
- This is another word for nation-state.
- When countries join this type of organization they must give up some of their sovereignty.
- A type of loyalty that is not connected to nation.
- This organization regulates international trade laws (acronym).
- Countries cooperating to achieve common, global interests.
- A late 1700s event that is said to be the birth of nationalism.
- Mandatory enlistment for soldiers.
- This was England's response to Hitler wanted to invade the Sudetenland.
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- A type of nationalism that can result in racism and violence.
- This type of foreign policy involved multiple countries.
- This refers to any action or plan a country makes that affects other countries.
- Can define both a country or a group of common people.
- This motive for internationalism is most often seen after natural disasters.
- Germany signed a nonaggression pact with this country before WWII.
- The concept of a royal having absolute power.
16 Clues: Mandatory enlistment for soldiers. • This is another word for nation-state. • The concept of a royal having absolute power. • A type of loyalty that is not connected to nation. • Can define both a country or a group of common people. • This type of foreign policy involved multiple countries. • Countries cooperating to achieve common, global interests. • ...
Sasha1 2023-10-09
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- make (someone) do something against their will
- this person helps people in overseas countries affected by man-made and natural disasters like wars, outbreaks of disease and earthquakes
- to crash into something with a lot of force
- remove in a swift and sudden way
- to stick onto or hold something or someone tightly, or to refuse to stop holding it, him, or her
- throw or impel (someone or something) with great force
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- (of a structure) suddenly fall down or give way
- to break, or cause something to break, into small pieces
- burn fiercely or brightly
- the piles of broken stone and bricks, etc. that are left when a building falls down or is destroyed
- to completely destroy (something) by tearing it into pieces
- existing only in part; incomplete
- distraught with fear, anxiety, or other emotion
- (an area of) very wet, soft land
- leave (someone) without the means to move from somewhere
- cause (a device) to function
16 Clues: burn fiercely or brightly • cause (a device) to function • (an area of) very wet, soft land • remove in a swift and sudden way • existing only in part; incomplete • to crash into something with a lot of force • make (someone) do something against their will • (of a structure) suddenly fall down or give way • distraught with fear, anxiety, or other emotion • ...
The Red Cross 2013-04-03
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- Disaster A disaster that is caused by the Earth. (Earthquakes, hurricanes, etc.)
- Something that covers your wounds
- A big earthquake in California in 1906.
- Something that lessons pain or makes you healthy
- This disaster was caused by a break down of a neglected dam. It is also known as The Great Flood of 1889.
- An organization that nurses in wars and other disasters.
- Something that was very popular at one time.
- Somebody who starts a business or organization.
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- The founder of Red Cross In America
- A President who supported The Red Cross and Clara Barton.
- One of Clara Barton's friends who strongly believed in woman's rights.
- A nickname Clara Barton was called.
- A war between the same country
- skirts They were a fad in the early nineteen hundreds. They are like a dress only the bottom is very big.
14 Clues: A war between the same country • Something that covers your wounds • The founder of Red Cross In America • A nickname Clara Barton was called. • A big earthquake in California in 1906. • Something that was very popular at one time. • Somebody who starts a business or organization. • Something that lessons pain or makes you healthy • ...
sst amyra crosword 2021-12-08
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- the helping call such as 911 which you call incase of an emergency
- when a river or stream overflows its banks
- mas of snow ice and rocks that slides down mountains
- when rocks debris and soil move down a slope
- series of huge sea waves which are caused by underwater earthquakes and volcanic eruptions
- when molten lava stream gas and ash are expelled through a volcano
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- forces of nature that cause destruction of life and poverty
- very very violent storms
- when you are wounded it is good to have a kit as such and it can be helpful in natural disasters
- large destructive fires in forests
- violent funnel shaped storms and streach from the earth and clouds and above
- storms caused by strong cold winds and lots of snow
- shortage of food
- causes land to break up and crack
14 Clues: shortage of food • very very violent storms • causes land to break up and crack • large destructive fires in forests • when a river or stream overflows its banks • when rocks debris and soil move down a slope • mas of snow ice and rocks that slides down mountains • storms caused by strong cold winds and lots of snow • ...
