pop culture Crossword Puzzles
Culture Lessons 1 & 2 2023-08-31
Across
- family that includes just parents and children
- cultural ___________: changes to the environment that are made by people
- culture ________: an idea or way of doing things that is is common in a culture
- social ________: a pattern of groups that a person is connected to
- cultural ___________: an area where there is a high concentration of a certain culture
Down
- a group of people that share a culture and work together to survive
- the beliefs, customs, practices and behaviors of a certain group of people
- two or more people closely related by birth, marriage or adoption
- family that includes parents, children, grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins and more
- a behavior that is very common in a certain culture
- social _______: a group of people someone belongs to based on their economic status
11 Clues: family that includes just parents and children • a behavior that is very common in a certain culture • two or more people closely related by birth, marriage or adoption • social ________: a pattern of groups that a person is connected to • a group of people that share a culture and work together to survive • ...
16.1 Key and Academic Terms Created by Phoebe Sweet 2018-03-15
Across
- The beliefs, customs, etc, of a group of people
- A formal business culture may have this
- A custom is a practice followed by people of a ___
- Conduct that is socially accepted in business
- A system of hierarchy
Down
- Shared values, beliefs, and goals of a company
- A big part in corporate culture
- Culture is the beliefs of a ___ culture
- Something an entire culture can relate to
9 Clues: A system of hierarchy • A big part in corporate culture • A formal business culture may have this • Culture is the beliefs of a ___ culture • Something an entire culture can relate to • Conduct that is socially accepted in business • Shared values, beliefs, and goals of a company • The beliefs, customs, etc, of a group of people • ...
Chapter 2 2016-09-06
Across
- the tendency to see others and their behaviors through your own cultural filters.
- culture: values aggressiveness, material success and strength.
- is the social outlook that emphasizes the moral worth of the individual.
- when a person acquires the social and psychological characteristics of a group
- the process in which you learn the culture into high you were born in.
- by adapting to or borrowing traits from another culture
- the principle, policy, or practice of exclusion, as from rights or privileges.
- a religious, theological, and philosophical concept with applicability.
- context: cultures that rely heavily on explicit and direct language.
- culture: values modesty, concern for relationships, quality of life and tenderness.
- an image or idea of a particular type of person or thing.
- the state of being male or female
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- in a language
- context: cultures that communicate in ways that are implicit and rely heavily on context
- tolerance: describes the relationship that individuals have with ambiguous stimuli or events.
- communication between individuals or groups of different linguistic and cultural origins.
- Sensitivity: an attitude and way of behaving in acknowledge of cultural differences.
- teachers members the importance of group values.
- the action or fact of indulging.
- distinctive mode of pronunciation of a language.
20 Clues: in a language • the action or fact of indulging. • the state of being male or female • teachers members the importance of group values. • distinctive mode of pronunciation of a language. • by adapting to or borrowing traits from another culture • an image or idea of a particular type of person or thing. • culture: values aggressiveness, material success and strength. • ...
Globalization and Identity 2023-09-29
Across
- being more alone from people by using media devices
- the community of people between nations
- ________ identity means groups you feel a part of
- reproducing the same cultural artefacts again and again
- making outside cultures less important and to the side
- the belief that one's race or ethnicity is superior
- cultural ________ happens when a culture rediscovers its identity
- when a society changes to make a newcomer fit in easier
- things becoming more like in countries such as Canada and USA
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- when cultures become more like others and diversity is lost
- cultures combining to create a new thing
- _______ identity means how you express yourself
- a corporation that operates in more than one country
- a policy of racial separation
- the belief that having many cultures is a good thing
- to change to fit in more with your new country
- finding ways to fit new people into a culture
- a smaller group losing their culture within a dominant culture
- when cultural message and technology merges into fewer sources
- a technology that allows fast shipping, accelerating globalization
- the process of the world becoming more connected
- is the different levels of technology advantages by different groups or nations
- a cultural ________ is a kind of society that has many cultures who keep their identities
23 Clues: a policy of racial separation • the community of people between nations • cultures combining to create a new thing • finding ways to fit new people into a culture • to change to fit in more with your new country • _______ identity means how you express yourself • the process of the world becoming more connected • ________ identity means groups you feel a part of • ...
Countries within Randstad Business 2024-05-09
Across
- "Iconic statue of The Little Mermaid"
- "Famous for tango, steak, and the majestic Iguazu Falls."
- "A glamorous principality famous for its high-end casinos and Formula 1 Grand Prix."
- "Known for its rich history, delicious pierogi, and the city of Krakow."
- "Home to the legend of Dracula and the picturesque region of Transylvania."
- "Home to the famous thermal baths and capital city Budapest"
- "One of the smallest countries in Europe, renowned for its banking sector."
- "Renowned for its stunning natural landscapes, including the Atacama Desert and Patagonia."
- "Tacos and guacamole, and ancient Mayan ruins."
- "Famous for its breathtaking fjords and the Northern Lights."
- "Renowned for its cleanliness, modern skyline, and vibrant street food culture."
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- "Known for its stunning alpine landscapes, chocolate, and watches."
- "Known for its stunning green landscapes and folklore of leprechauns."
- "Republic - renowned beer culture"
- "Famous for its vibrant culture, delicious paella, and flamenco dance."
- "Renowned for its delicious pastries, Port wine, and stunning coastal scenery."
- "Mediterranean cuisine, and stunning islands like Santorini and Mykonos"
- "Close enough to have a kangaroo but we don’t"
- "Famous for its diverse culture, delicious cuisine, and the Petronas Twin Towers."
- "Known for its vibrant carnival celebrations, samba music, and Amazon rainforest."
20 Clues: "Republic - renowned beer culture" • "Iconic statue of The Little Mermaid" • "Close enough to have a kangaroo but we don’t" • "Tacos and guacamole, and ancient Mayan ruins." • "Famous for tango, steak, and the majestic Iguazu Falls." • "Home to the famous thermal baths and capital city Budapest" • "Famous for its breathtaking fjords and the Northern Lights." • ...
1st 6 Weeks Review 2025-09-19
Across
- history is divided into major time periods
- culture group along the Gulf of Mexico including the Karankawa and Coahuiltecan
- Spanish explorer who searched for wealth in the Americas
- mostly rural region, flat prairies and grasslands
- the most developed and populated region
- few major cities, but this region becomes more rural as you move west
- lived with the Karankawa, journaled about his explorations
- Spanish official appointed to rule land claimed by Spain in the New World
- sailed and mapped the Texas Gulf Coast
- dry clay and mud bricks
- a place where people live and have organized a community
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- Mountains and Basins culture group including the Jumano, Concho, and Tigua
- east Texas culture group including the Caddo, Atakapan, and the Wichita
- defeated the Aztec empire, claimed Mexico for Spain
- moves from place to place without permanent villages
- claimed a large section of North America for France
- least developed region of Texas
- culture group in the Great Plains including the Tonkawa, Apache, Comanche, and Kiowa
- frozen land bridge between Asia and North America
- sailed west in 1492 looking for a direct water route from Europe to Asia
- Searched for Cibola, the Seven Cities of Gold
- a journey undertaken by a group of people
22 Clues: dry clay and mud bricks • least developed region of Texas • sailed and mapped the Texas Gulf Coast • the most developed and populated region • a journey undertaken by a group of people • history is divided into major time periods • Searched for Cibola, the Seven Cities of Gold • mostly rural region, flat prairies and grasslands • ...
Anag family 2024-09-22
AMERICAN DREAMS 2020-04-20
Across
- the American Dream often associated with
- Government that is run by people who live under it
- ELLIS ISLAND
- The Declaration of...
- the practice of one person owing another
- Lincoln was more concerned about preserving slavery (TRUE/FALSE)
- the ability to do as one pleased
- first year of American dream was used is in year ninteen...
- American culture that focuses on images/pictures instead of reality is a culture of...
- Writer who publicly defined the "AMERICAN DREAMS"
- celebrity play a role in culture of consumption
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- The idea that the government should protect people's rights to pursue their own happiness.
- the playwright of the play "American Dream"
- cover with or as though with a veil
- very typical of a certain kind of person or thing, standard
- Logos
- Emotions
- all people should have the same at everything
- deserve equal rights and opportunities
- Ethos
20 Clues: Logos • Ethos • Emotions • ELLIS ISLAND • The Declaration of... • the ability to do as one pleased • cover with or as though with a veil • deserve equal rights and opportunities • the American Dream often associated with • the practice of one person owing another • the playwright of the play "American Dream" • all people should have the same at everything • ...
AMERICAN DREAMS 2020-04-20
Across
- the American Dream often associated with
- Government that is run by people who live under it
- ELLIS ISLAND
- The Declaration of...
- the practice of one person owing another
- Lincoln was more concerned about preserving slavery (TRUE/FALSE)
- the ability to do as one pleased
- first year of American dream was used is in year ninteen...
- American culture that focuses on images/pictures instead of reality is a culture of...
- Writer who publicly defined the "AMERICAN DREAMS"
- celebrity play a role in culture of consumption
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- The idea that the government should protect people's rights to pursue their own happiness.
- the playwright of the play "American Dream"
- cover with or as though with a veil
- very typical of a certain kind of person or thing, standard
- Logos
- Emotions
- all people should have the same at everything
- deserve equal rights and opportunities
- Ethos
20 Clues: Logos • Ethos • Emotions • ELLIS ISLAND • The Declaration of... • the ability to do as one pleased • cover with or as though with a veil • deserve equal rights and opportunities • the American Dream often associated with • the practice of one person owing another • the playwright of the play "American Dream" • all people should have the same at everything • ...
KitchenAid 2025-10-15
Across
- : Every kitchen tells one.
- : What fills the kitchen before the food does.
- : The spice that tells our story.
- : The tools of love and legacy.
- : Where stories begin again.
- : The table that never empties.
- : The warmth shared across the table.
- : What KitchenAid truly makes.
- : What food gives to every culture.
- : A map back to home.
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- : The meal we all share.
- : The feeling of remembering.
- : What rises when culture meets flour.
- : What keep every flavor grounded.
- : How we break barriers.
- : A recipe reborn in a new country.
- : Passed down one recipe at a time.
- : The language of taste.
- : Where identity gets remade.
- : What home tastes like.
- : The taste of yesterday, reborn today.
- : The unseen spice in every dish.
- : A celebration of belonging.
- : Not where you live, but what you cook.
- : What connects us across cultures.
25 Clues: : A map back to home. • : The meal we all share. • : How we break barriers. • : The language of taste. • : What home tastes like. • : Every kitchen tells one. • : Where stories begin again. • : The feeling of remembering. • : Where identity gets remade. • : A celebration of belonging. • : What KitchenAid truly makes. • : The tools of love and legacy. • : The table that never empties. • ...
World Music and Dane Practice Quiz 2025-10-20
Across
- body's ability to sense its own position and movements.
- a heightened emotional state in flamenco
- melodic categories or hierachies of persian music
- coareness in javanese culture
- the study of dance as culture
- five note scale in javanese gamelan
- humanly organised sound
- traditional drum dance rhythm from Ghana
- awareness of the position and movement of the parts of the body
- single voice melody
- melodic pattersn used in persian classical music
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- multiple voices in a melodic structure
- performance with the intention to affect transformation
- cool in ewe
- continuous unbroken and sustained pitch
- a rhythm without a discernible pulse
- the study of music as culture
- refinement in javanese music and dance
- traditional drum dance music from Ghana, Togo and Benin
- seven note scale in javanese gamelan
- rhythmic cycles of Indian Classical Music
- melodic improvisation framework for Indian classical music
22 Clues: cool in ewe • single voice melody • humanly organised sound • coareness in javanese culture • the study of dance as culture • the study of music as culture • five note scale in javanese gamelan • a rhythm without a discernible pulse • seven note scale in javanese gamelan • multiple voices in a melodic structure • refinement in javanese music and dance • ...
SPN3 UE: Choque Cultural (Obj 1) 2025-04-01
Across
- How do we teach?
- Equal
- That which our culture makes
- We have many ___________ you and I.
- We see that ...
- Contrary
- It seems ...
- Use both arms and wrap them in a friendly way
- We are more ______ than different.
- We need to work through our _____________.
- We're not the same.
- What you do when you meet someone
- The same way
- Visuals, music, literature ...
- Wear it.
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- That which our culture does
- The thoughts of a people
- To me ...
- The design of buildings
- Just a peck on the cheek
- That which our culture believes
- The shared products/practices/perspectives of a people
- Meanwhile
- What you do when you leave people
- There's nothing else like it!
- Our beliefs shape our morales and ________
- The way we act
- Wow! That's interesting!
- The sounds and melodies
- Product of time in the kitchen
30 Clues: Equal • Contrary • Wear it. • To me ... • Meanwhile • It seems ... • The same way • The way we act • We see that ... • How do we teach? • We're not the same. • The design of buildings • The sounds and melodies • The thoughts of a people • Just a peck on the cheek • Wow! That's interesting! • That which our culture does • That which our culture makes • There's nothing else like it! • ...
Mesoamerica 2024-10-10
Across
- what did Maya merchants trade that make chocolate
- city meaning "City of the Gods"
- largest river system in South America
- culture located in modern-day Peru and Equador
- most important food in the Americas
- a tropical bird whose feathers were often traded
- a natural sinkhole that is filled with water
- what the Toltec introduced to the Americas
- mountain range in South America
- how many years the Olmecs lasted
Down
- artificial islands used for farming
- oldest civilization in the Americas
- how many years the Maya culture lasted
- the religious center of the Nazca culture
- sometimes humans were _______ to please the gods
- created the first writing system in the Americas
- name of the land bridge used to cross to the Americas
- lowest social class in Mayan society
- who is considered the greatest Maya king
- civilizations in the Americas did not start by...
20 Clues: city meaning "City of the Gods" • mountain range in South America • how many years the Olmecs lasted • artificial islands used for farming • oldest civilization in the Americas • most important food in the Americas • lowest social class in Mayan society • largest river system in South America • how many years the Maya culture lasted • who is considered the greatest Maya king • ...
Unpacking Your Language Post Test 2018-07-11
15 Clues: 1865 • Sameness • Learning • Equal view • Indifference • Rooted in fear • Institutionalized • Respect all cultures • Acting on predjudice • Spanish corner market • desert No whole foods • You define/defines us • What we do/How we live • Taking on of a culture • Access to the same opportunities
Pack Your Bags 2024-08-09
19 Clues: Eyes • Money • FPS 50 • Animes • Location • Pictures • Kangaroos • Cold Weather • North America • Home of K-pop • 2010 World Cup • Home of Aztecs • Travel Document • In your passport • The Roman EMpire • Very close to Brazil • Where Greek Gods come from • The Olympics and Croissants • A country that speaks Portuguese
Comida 2022-12-23
19 Clues: cow • well • clear • fiber • Red fruit • junk food • yellow pop • sour fruit • bad breath • dead animal • healthy plan • red and gross • crunchy fruit • yellow and white • yellow and slippery • long orange vegetable • green fluffy vegetable • purple and green vegetable • looks like a cabbage but isn’t
Travel Crossword 2015-01-28
16 Clues: K-Pop • HiMate • Pyramids • Escargot • CN Tower • Caribbean • Spicy Food • Thanksgiving • Shoe Brand Food • Republic of China • War from 2003-2011 • Theodore Roosevelt • Advanced Technology • Green and White Flag • Welsh Dragon of flag • under the United States
Lenteontbijt 2014-02-07
Across
- verplichting tot onderwijs
- alcoholische drank
- gespecialiseerd in vlees
- inspraakorgaan binnen school
- speciaalzaak voor gebak
- voertuig
- financiële instelling
- onderwijsgevende
- kundig is in de optica
- pop uit kleuterklas
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- terug tot leven wekken
- krul-vormige koek
- instelling die onderwijs verzorgt
- fysieke krachtmeting
- zelf-servicemarkt
- soort fruit
- respiratie
- gekruide koek
- immobiliën
19 Clues: voertuig • respiratie • immobiliën • soort fruit • gekruide koek • onderwijsgevende • krul-vormige koek • zelf-servicemarkt • alcoholische drank • pop uit kleuterklas • fysieke krachtmeting • financiële instelling • terug tot leven wekken • kundig is in de optica • speciaalzaak voor gebak • gespecialiseerd in vlees • verplichting tot onderwijs • inspraakorgaan binnen school • ...
gorgo 2023-01-05
Across
- L’infinito di suono.
- C’è quella classica, quella rock, quella pop ecc.
- Strumento musicale che suoniamo con le bacchette.
- Chi scrive e canta le proprie canzoni.
- La canta il cantante.
- Genere di musica popolare.
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- Lo diciamo quando brindiamo con gli amici.
- Il sostantivo che deriva dal verbo vietare.
- Lo usano in televisione, per far sentire bene la voce.
- Le usiamo per ascoltare la musica quando non vogliamo disturbare gli altri.
10 Clues: L’infinito di suono. • La canta il cantante. • Genere di musica popolare. • Chi scrive e canta le proprie canzoni. • Lo diciamo quando brindiamo con gli amici. • Il sostantivo che deriva dal verbo vietare. • C’è quella classica, quella rock, quella pop ecc. • Strumento musicale che suoniamo con le bacchette. • Lo usano in televisione, per far sentire bene la voce. • ...
New York City Festivals and Parades 2024-04-13
Across
- - Cultural parade
- - Lunar New Year celebration
- - Scottish heritage parade
- - Ocean-themed parade
- - Asian culture parade
- - Italian heritage parade
- Patrick's - Irish heritage parade
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- - LGBTQ+ celebration
- - Samba parade
- Indian - Caribbean culture celebration
- - Jewish holiday celebration
- - Film festival
- - Annual Thanksgiving event
- - September parade
- Rican - Cultural parade
15 Clues: - Samba parade • - Film festival • - Cultural parade • - September parade • - LGBTQ+ celebration • - Ocean-themed parade • - Asian culture parade • Rican - Cultural parade • - Italian heritage parade • - Scottish heritage parade • - Annual Thanksgiving event • - Lunar New Year celebration • - Jewish holiday celebration • Patrick's - Irish heritage parade • ...
X-A 78'2015! 2013-01-27
16 Clues: 37 • Termodis • Keriting • Terlaler • Bendahara • Terempong • Paddle-pop • Lomba Film • Ketua Kelas • Kode PA kita • Hadiah Hari Guru • Yang dijual Adam • Yang bikin nominasi • Jam pertama hari Senin • Jam pertama hari Jum'at • Pelajaran pertama di Semester 1
Terms of Endearment 2025-07-22
18 Clues: Solar • K-Pop • Modern • French • Infant • Spanish • Royalty • Cinderella • Handsome beau • You turn me on • Current favorite • Gollum's favorite • Thanksgiving treat • Your version of 17 • Is it warm in here? • Vetoed version of 17 • Did she make this one up? • Breakfast, best made with buttermilk
first attempt for Aidan 2022-09-30
19 Clues: T-____ • Driller • Not some • Bi Ocean • Not some • Root and Erie • Glover locale • Knee or bottle • East of Indiana • Butterfly kiss? • Indonesian city • Seen when angry • Sunny astronomer • Lavishly existing • Snap, crackle, ___ • Musical bros of NC • Australian ______ dog • Puts you in the couch? • First Gentleman (space)
gorgo 2023-01-05
Across
- Strumento musicale che suoniamo con le bacchette.
- C’è quella classica, quella rock, quella pop ecc.
- Lo usano in televisione, per far sentire bene la voce.
- L’infinito di suono.
- Genere di musica popolare.
- Il sostantivo che deriva dal verbo vietare.
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- Le usiamo per ascoltare la musica quando non vogliamo disturbare gli altri.
- Lo diciamo quando brindiamo con gli amici.
- La canta il cantante.
- Chi scrive e canta le proprie canzoni.
10 Clues: L’infinito di suono. • La canta il cantante. • Genere di musica popolare. • Chi scrive e canta le proprie canzoni. • Lo diciamo quando brindiamo con gli amici. • Il sostantivo che deriva dal verbo vietare. • Strumento musicale che suoniamo con le bacchette. • C’è quella classica, quella rock, quella pop ecc. • Lo usano in televisione, per far sentire bene la voce. • ...
William - Dreamland Burning 2023-03-15
Across
- Venon invites Pop to something
- What William tried to give Joseph
- A person almost runs over a ruby that ran out into the street
- Who slapped William in the cafeteria.
- William's best friend
- William's younger sister
- A boy looking through a window at the Model 110
Down
- Addie's childhood friend
- What Joseph decided to buy
- Who revealed to Pop the reason for the scar on William's arm
10 Clues: William's best friend • Addie's childhood friend • William's younger sister • What Joseph decided to buy • Venon invites Pop to something • What William tried to give Joseph • Who slapped William in the cafeteria. • A boy looking through a window at the Model 110 • Who revealed to Pop the reason for the scar on William's arm • ...
Casti Camp Crossword 2026-07-31
Across
- mascot gator
- string active landyards
- camp game clock tower
- color of camp shirt
- place everyone sits in the morning circle
- after lunch dessert
Down
- K-pop movie last year K-pop demon hunters
- everyone puts coins in bucket
- of newspaper Casti Chronicles
- thing after third period All camp
- test number of groups sixteen
11 Clues: mascot gator • color of camp shirt • after lunch dessert • camp game clock tower • string active landyards • everyone puts coins in bucket • of newspaper Casti Chronicles • test number of groups sixteen • thing after third period All camp • K-pop movie last year K-pop demon hunters • place everyone sits in the morning circle
Vietnam 2018-04-17
10 Clues: Climate • Climate-a lot of rain • Culture-type of singing • Crops-most important crop • Most popular food in Vietnam • Culture-traditional instrument • Culture-animal valued in Vietnam • Culture-type of hat worn in Vietnam • Crops-grown in the red and Mekong.... • Crops-a lot of plowing is done by this animal
Activity 2024-01-22
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- - An important center of trade and philosophy in Classical Greece.
- - Assumption that a person is not a single entity but is both a material body and a separate
- - A form of magic widely accepted in ancient Greek culture.
- - A Greek philosopher who believed in the reality of numbers and their mathematical relationships.
- - The study of knowledge and the methods by which we come to know.
- - Goddess in Babylonian mythology, representing chaos
- - This religious belief system gained increasing power in the Roman world by the 4th century CE, leading to the decline of tolerance for other faiths
- - Pertaining to phenomena beyond or not explained by natural laws.
- - Referred to as “the navel of the world” by the ancient Greeks.
- - Culture with mythologies and supernatural beliefs impacting Greek culture.
- - A mystery cult in ancient Greece promising benefits in an afterlife.
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- - Greek physician, traditionally credited with the Hippocratic Oath.
- - Historically attributed to acts of supernatural forces.Egyptian - Culture influencing Greek mythology and beliefs, known for its gods and goddesses.
- - The study of what is real and the nature of reality.
- - Before the rise of Christianity, Roman polytheistic "paganism" tolerated religious diversity by simply incorporating new peoples with different beliefs into Roman culture
- - A Greek philosopher who believed in the reality of numbers and their mathematical relationships.
- - The Greek poet who wrote an allegorical and historical account of wars between mainland Greece and Troy, featuring the Olympian deities
- - The first historical Greek period, known for literacy among the ruling classes.
- - Referring to the use of reason or logic.
19 Clues: - Referring to the use of reason or logic. • - Goddess in Babylonian mythology, representing chaos • - The study of what is real and the nature of reality. • - A form of magic widely accepted in ancient Greek culture. • - Referred to as “the navel of the world” by the ancient Greeks. • - An important center of trade and philosophy in Classical Greece. • ...
pop culture but read edition (no books involved) 2023-09-01
Across
- the movie where a big portal opens up that contains an army and a team of misfits team up and destroy it/
- is a tale as old as time
- a trashy car made magically good
- tale as old as expensive wine
- a disabled kid gets kidnapped and his dad has to save him with the help of another disabled person
- is about a boy in a broken family but discovers they have magical powers due to their parents
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- a average guy meets a badass girl who teaches him the world and dies and sees the world in a new way
- is about a boy in a broken family but discovers they have magical powers due to their parents
- a average guy meets a badass girl who teaches him the world and dies and sees the world in a new way.
- the movie where a big portal opens up that contains an army and a team of misfits team up and destroy it
- a hobo finds and helps a 15 year old child and trys to become her wife
11 Clues: is a tale as old as time • tale as old as expensive wine • a trashy car made magically good • a hobo finds and helps a 15 year old child and trys to become her wife • is about a boy in a broken family but discovers they have magical powers due to their parents • is about a boy in a broken family but discovers they have magical powers due to their parents • ...
when you need a distraction (pop culture edition) 2026-02-08
Across
- russian top, canadian bottom
- men and women at their worst
- glee regular (freak)
- the soundtrack for this movie is incredible
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- 2026 superbowl performer
- jahari i would never order a whole pizza for myself
- gaga creative director of polaroid
- martin and hamzah
- hosted by claudia winkleman
- website where you can play games such as dress to impress
10 Clues: martin and hamzah • glee regular (freak) • 2026 superbowl performer • hosted by claudia winkleman • russian top, canadian bottom • men and women at their worst • gaga creative director of polaroid • the soundtrack for this movie is incredible • jahari i would never order a whole pizza for myself • website where you can play games such as dress to impress
Communication and Culture 2018-01-25
Across
- The group is more important than the individual
- Based on the assumption
- In America human nature is thought to be _____ or mixed
- Rules or expectations regarding behavior of others
- Beliefs regarding what the world should be like
- The relationship between communication and culture is one of sense-making
- Conveys a lack of respect for unearned status
- "I'm late! I'm late! for a very important date!"
- Human behavior within a cultural community is predictable and consistent
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- America has a _________ time sense
- The immediate implications of communication are more important than the accuracy of the message
- "Time is _______"
- Most of the information is already known in these relationships
- "Who's watching the clock?"
- Accuracy, directness, and clarity are valued
- Some privileges are based on things that you personally had no control over
- Verbal communication must be clear and informative in ______ relationships
- Assumes that each person is of the same worth and value as any other
- Abstract notions about the way the world is
19 Clues: "Time is _______" • Based on the assumption • "Who's watching the clock?" • America has a _________ time sense • Abstract notions about the way the world is • Accuracy, directness, and clarity are valued • Conveys a lack of respect for unearned status • The group is more important than the individual • Beliefs regarding what the world should be like • ...
Culture and Communication 2014-09-09
Across
- refers to socially constructed roles and behaviors that society deems appropriate for males and females
- This is the feeling that you have leisure time to do what youfind fun
- the tendency to see others and their behaviors through your own cultural filters
- are those that foster the curbing of such gratification and its regulation by social norm
- a fixed impression of a group of people
- tolerance/ vary widely among cultures
- one in which people are treated as individuals rather than in terms of groups
- control/ this is the feeling that you may do as you please
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- power distance/power is concentrated in the hands of few
- are those that emphasize the gratification of desires
- a strong in-group affiliation with much less respect for other cultures
- power distance/ power is more evenly distributed throughout the citizenry
- context culture/ the information in communication is in the context or in the person
- culture/ values aggressiveness, material success, and strength
- communication/ communication betweenb persons who have different cultural beliefs,values,or ways of behaving
- identity/ a commitment to the beliefs and philosophy of your culture
- culture/ values modesty concern for relationships and the quality of life, and tenderness
- culture/ teaches members the importance of individual values such as power
- Sensitivity/ an attitude and way of behaving in which you're aware of and acknowledge cultural differences
- term orientation/ look more to the past and the present
20 Clues: tolerance/ vary widely among cultures • a fixed impression of a group of people • are those that emphasize the gratification of desires • term orientation/ look more to the past and the present • power distance/power is concentrated in the hands of few • control/ this is the feeling that you may do as you please • ...
Culture Zane Zāģere 2020-05-25
Across
- a single sheet of glass in a window or door.
- an act of travelling from one place to another.
- unexpectedly be faced with or experience.
- a particular event, or the time at which it takes place.
- a strong, regular repeated pattern of movement or sound.
- right or appropriate for a particular person, purpose, or situation.
- with great care and thoroughness.
- struggle with a difficulty or problem.
- totally bewilder or perplex.
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- relating to the provision of education.
- fit together the separate component parts of a machine or other object.
- arousing one's curiosity or interest; fascinating.
- literary work in which the expression of feelings and ideas is given intensity by the use of distinctive style and rhythm; poems collectively or as a genre of literature.
- in a style that is not elaborate or luxurious; simply.
- put forward with approval as being suitable for a particular purpose or role.
- about to happen; forthcoming.
- spoken or written words that have no meaning or make no sense.
- having or showing the qualities that deserve the specified action or regard.
- a published collection of poems or other pieces of writing.
19 Clues: totally bewilder or perplex. • about to happen; forthcoming. • with great care and thoroughness. • struggle with a difficulty or problem. • relating to the provision of education. • unexpectedly be faced with or experience. • a single sheet of glass in a window or door. • an act of travelling from one place to another. • arousing one's curiosity or interest; fascinating. • ...
Food Safety Culture 2024-06-24
Across
- We all follow these
- If you see something, ___ something
- What to wash 20 seconds
- What we need to test for on some chemicals
- Metal detection is one of these
- What to wear on your hands
- What we use to clean and sanitize
- Who is responsible for food safety
- What we should walk through
Down
- Cover your mouth with your arm when you do this
- What we need to understand food safety
- Dirty - wash hands
- Everyone is wearing one
- What our food safety plan is
- Where you go to wash hands (two words)
- What comes after cleaning
- Always wash hands after touching items on this
- Change your gloves if you touch this
- What we wear clean each day (pl)
19 Clues: Dirty - wash hands • We all follow these • Everyone is wearing one • What to wash 20 seconds • What comes after cleaning • What to wear on your hands • What we should walk through • What our food safety plan is • Metal detection is one of these • What we wear clean each day (pl) • What we use to clean and sanitize • Who is responsible for food safety • ...
Ratatouille & French Culture 2025-05-14
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- A type of family meals popular in French culture
- A sauce made of egg yolks, butter and lemon juice
- Sacre Coeur means “sacred _________________________"
- snails cooked in a butter sauce.
- "N'importe qui" is used in the movie, Ratatouille to mean "_________________ can cook"
- A rustic French vegetable stew
- A spice used to add flavor and color to dishes
- Notre Dame damaged by this in 2019
- French city and setting of Ratatouille
- Nickname given to Paris, "City of _________________"
Down
- Anton Ego is one
- Arc de ________________, famous landmark in Paris
- Used in a moment of panic in the film, Ratatouille
- Center famous because almost all of its pipes are on the outside
- What metal gets bigger when it's hot?
- Large cathedral built on an island in the Seine River, ________________ Dame
- In France, they are peeled by using hot and cold water
- Originally a royal palace
- Tower built in 1889 for the Paris world's fair
19 Clues: Anton Ego is one • Originally a royal palace • A rustic French vegetable stew • snails cooked in a butter sauce. • Notre Dame damaged by this in 2019 • What metal gets bigger when it's hot? • French city and setting of Ratatouille • A spice used to add flavor and color to dishes • Tower built in 1889 for the Paris world's fair • ...
Unit 7 Vocab 2023-05-19
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- A group of human beings distinguished by physical traits, genetic code patterns or genetically inherited characteristics.
- the process in which countries are increasingly linked to each other through culture and trade
- A political system in which the supreme power lies in a body of citizens who can elect people to represent them
- A relationship between countries in which they rely on one another for resources, goods, or services
- A single element of normal practice in a culture, such as wearing.blue jeans
- A community of people who share a common culture
- Economic decisions are made by individuals by supply and demand
- A measurement of the number of people per given unit of land
- The spread of ideas, customs, and technologies from one people to another
- An improvement of an existing technological product, system, or method of doing something.
- A movement from one country or region to another
- industrialized country in which people are generally better educated and healthier and live longer than people in developing countries do
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- cultural traits such as dress, diet, and music that are popular throughout the world
- A political system characterised by a centrally planned economy where the government owns the means of production.
- An area in which people have many shared culture traits
- Beliefs, customs, and traditions of a specific group of people
- Group of people who share common ancestry, language, religion, customs, or combination of such characteristics
- the number of live births each year per 1,000 people
- values and beliefs passed from generation to generation
- An economic system in which the government controls a country's economy.
20 Clues: A community of people who share a common culture • A movement from one country or region to another • the number of live births each year per 1,000 people • An area in which people have many shared culture traits • values and beliefs passed from generation to generation • A measurement of the number of people per given unit of land • ...
SS102 Final 2022-06-03
Across
- Someone who buys goods and resources.
- Bringing new life to a culture.
- A company that operates in two or more countries.
- The WHO works around the world to stop this from happening.
- The process of two cultures becoming more and more alike.
- (Acronym) This organization creates international rules for trade.
- An economic system that prioritizes the free market and private ownership.
- A term that refers to the interconnected relationship between people and economies.
- Indigenous children in Canada were sent here to be assimilated into Western culture.
- This UN human rights documents is often criticized because it is a recommendation, not law.
- Looking after the land to ensure
- When countries invest in other countries.
- Proving people with equal opportunities to participate in society.
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- The shift of a country's economy from agriculture to manufacturing.
- The process of making trade easier.
- Development of resources that doesn't compromise environmental health.
- The process of a minority culture being absorbed into a dominant culture, usually resulting in loss of language.
- Measure of economic welfare.
- Mixing of two cultures, creating something new.
- This poem was used to justify the mistreatment of colonized people.
- A cultural change in a person or group as a result of contact with others.
- Hiring workers outside of a company to do a task.
- The process of putting a group of people in a lower or powerless position in society.
- The process of extending political or military control over another area.
- A trading bloc in North and South America that has recently been replaced with CUSMA.
- A quality each person has, that is impacted by culture, language, etc.
26 Clues: Measure of economic welfare. • Bringing new life to a culture. • Looking after the land to ensure • The process of making trade easier. • Someone who buys goods and resources. • When countries invest in other countries. • Mixing of two cultures, creating something new. • A company that operates in two or more countries. • Hiring workers outside of a company to do a task. • ...
Unit 1 Review 2025-02-11
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- Inventor of polio vaccine
- In ancient cultures, this was a key factor in healthcare
- Founder of the American Red Cross
- Invented mobile x-ray units for use during the war
- The ancient culture that realized the importance of cleanliness for health
- The average lifespan in ancient cultures started at what age
- These often served as treatment centers for the Romans
- The ancient culture that monitored the pulse to determine body condition
- First female to earn a medical degree in the US
- Medication used to treat diabetes
- Culture that relied on magic and amulets for medical treatment
- The father of medicine
Down
- First medicine used as a pain reliever and the most common
- Man who successfully separated twins joined at the head
- Drug discovered from mold on a petri dish
- Surgeon who first used insulin to treat diabetes
- Inventor of the smallpox vaccine “Father of immunology”
- Medical device invented by Rene Laennec
- A treatment for pain introduced by the ancient Chinese
- German chemist working for Bayer who refined aspirin
- Discovered penicillin
- Physician to the gladiators
- The first ancient culture known to keep accurate medical records
- The ancient culture that began filtering water to prevent disease
- Discovered the use of soap to fight against germs
25 Clues: Discovered penicillin • The father of medicine • Inventor of polio vaccine • Physician to the gladiators • Founder of the American Red Cross • Medication used to treat diabetes • Medical device invented by Rene Laennec • Drug discovered from mold on a petri dish • First female to earn a medical degree in the US • Surgeon who first used insulin to treat diabetes • ...
k-pop idol 2023-07-05
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- 5-member girl group from South Korea. Known for their chic style and edgy performances.
- 6-member girl group from South Korea. Known for their sweet sound and impressive vocal talents.
- 9-member boy band from South Korea. Known for their good looks and powerful performances.
- 4-member girl group from South Korea. Known for their futuristic sound and unique concept.
- MY GIRL 7-member girl group from South Korea. Known for their bright sound and cute visuals.
- 4-member girl group from South Korea. Known for their edgy style and powerful vocals.
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- 9-member girl group from South Korea. Known for their cute visuals and upbeat songs.
- Velvet 5-member girl group from South Korea. Known for their versatile sound and impressive vocal talents.
- 12-member girl group from South Korea. Known for their cute visuals and positive energy.
- 4-member girl group from South Korea. Known for their powerful performances and impressive vocal talents.
- 13-member boy band from South Korea. Known for their diverse sound and impressive dance skills.
- 7-member boy band from South Korea. Known for their powerful performances and catchy songs.
12 Clues: 9-member girl group from South Korea. Known for their cute visuals and upbeat songs. • 4-member girl group from South Korea. Known for their edgy style and powerful vocals. • 5-member girl group from South Korea. Known for their chic style and edgy performances. • 12-member girl group from South Korea. Known for their cute visuals and positive energy. • ...
Pop Pop's Dozen 2025-09-06
12 Clues: Dancer • The fish • Princess • The mayor • First born • The Ginger • The artist • The athlete • Pokeman expert • Pop Pop's twin • Creative Genius • Marching Engineer
advertising 2018-04-21
acd 2023-06-03
populations aphg 2021-06-02
Cats 2022-11-15
Jennys favoritter 2022-12-01
Module 4 More things to learn 2023-06-03
Module 4 More things to learm 2023-06-09
FR 5 Unit 2 Vocab 2025-10-24
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- It's music that is like pop and jazz
- It's made by singers or bands that aren't with a label
- Some people say it's very relaxing
- It started in New Orleans, USA, in the 1900s
- It's popular music from Korea
- The name for popular music from any country
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- music Popular music from the Southern states of the USA
- It started in Jamaica in the 1960s
- It's heavier than rock music
- It's music made on computers
- music It has loud drums and electric guitars
- It started in New York, USA, in the 1960s. The singer often raps.
- It's popular music from Japan
13 Clues: It's heavier than rock music • It's music made on computers • It's popular music from Japan • It's popular music from Korea • It started in Jamaica in the 1960s • Some people say it's very relaxing • It's music that is like pop and jazz • The name for popular music from any country • music It has loud drums and electric guitars • It started in New Orleans, USA, in the 1900s • ...
Nurturing Healthy Children 2013-01-17
Across
- Forces a child to remove him or herself from a situation
- The most evident example of culture
- How many common goals of child rearing are there?
- Strict Discipline
- Stops the flow of communication
- Culture is transmitted from parent to child through this medium
- Different cultures may follow ____ values
- Mini-lectures and put-downs often used
- Democratic approach
- Rules and Boundaries
- One reason to communicate with children
Down
- The ___ view pregnancy as a state of wellness
- A skill of communication
- Warmth and Support
- Few Rules
- Where the mother is in charge
- Have a vocabulary of 10 to 20 words
- Teach what is acceptable and what is not
- Impacts all aspects of parenting
- Inflexible and Controlling
- The Bangalore of ___ believe that the new mother is to be honoured as an exalted one
- Follow migration of wildlife
- When verbal and non-verbal do not match
23 Clues: Few Rules • Strict Discipline • Warmth and Support • Democratic approach • Rules and Boundaries • A skill of communication • Inflexible and Controlling • Follow migration of wildlife • Where the mother is in charge • Stops the flow of communication • Impacts all aspects of parenting • The most evident example of culture • Have a vocabulary of 10 to 20 words • ...
Early Civilizations 2021-10-23
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- The sum of the language, customs, beliefs, and are of a people.
- succession based on fathers lineage
- Belief in one superior being.
- A succession lasting several generations.
- uncivilized people
- All gods of a people, collectively, a temple
- Area controlled by a central government.
- succession based on mothers lineage
- an attempted combination or reconciliation of principles
- to subject to persistent harassment
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- differentiation and categorization
- A system in which people attain power through their intelligence and not heredity.
- People who shepherd animals.
- a long trip undertaken for religious purposes
- a scattering of any people with a common culture
- A teacher, leader, or spokesperson of a movement or cause
- Belief in multiple gods.
- a belief or system of beliefs held and promoted by religious, governmental, or other group
- A society which traveled.
- to absorb and incorporate into the dominant culture.
- a broad, somewhat arid, grass plain
21 Clues: uncivilized people • Belief in multiple gods. • A society which traveled. • People who shepherd animals. • Belief in one superior being. • differentiation and categorization • succession based on fathers lineage • succession based on mothers lineage • a broad, somewhat arid, grass plain • to subject to persistent harassment • Area controlled by a central government. • ...
Peoples of the americas 2022-11-17
Across
- being better organized, more consciously defined, and more effective.
- the first elaborate pre-Columbian civilization of Mesoamerica.
- "ancient outsiders."
- marked the rise of militarism in Mesoamerica.
- gift-giving ceremony
- center of a zapotec state
- represented words or syllables
- relating to a culture of the coast of southern Peru.
- a conquest state
- Middle America
- a Peruvian culture of the 1st to the 6th centuries.
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- text recounting the history of the K' iche People
- peaceful farmers
- ruled an empire that extended along the Pacific coast.
- a sedentary culture living in villages and towns, in houses constructed with stone and mortar.
- the most important crop
- centered in the tropical lowlands of what is now Guatemala.
- early literature
- man first entered the western hemisphere
- A pre-Incan civilization that flourished on the northern coast of Peru.
20 Clues: Middle America • peaceful farmers • early literature • a conquest state • "ancient outsiders." • gift-giving ceremony • the most important crop • center of a zapotec state • represented words or syllables • man first entered the western hemisphere • marked the rise of militarism in Mesoamerica. • text recounting the history of the K' iche People • ...
My Name is Not Easy 2023-11-10
Across
- Luke and his brother's culture
- a pattern of behaviors made by a group of people
- inupiaq word for grandpa
- where the book takes place
- the 'juice' that they had to take for the military
- what luke found under the bus seat in father mullens bag
- inupiaq word for grandma
- what native alaskans are called
- a person who does not belong to a widely held religion
- the religion of the school
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- the name of the school that they went to
- what chickie called the bus
- what everyone called chickie
- name of the main father
- how Bunna died
- how old you had to be to attend the school
- the season that the school takes place in
- a natural or intuitive way of acting or thinking
- what Luke and Bunna needed to go skin
- the culture of sonny and chickie
20 Clues: how Bunna died • name of the main father • inupiaq word for grandpa • inupiaq word for grandma • where the book takes place • the religion of the school • what chickie called the bus • what everyone called chickie • Luke and his brother's culture • what native alaskans are called • the culture of sonny and chickie • what Luke and Bunna needed to go skin • ...
Historians Toolkit 2025-12-28
Across
- objects made by humans
- = Before common era
- A period of ten years.
- sources trustworthiness
- = Before Christ
- Period of one thousand years.
- A period of time with a key characteristic or defining feature.
- Source: First hand experiences of an event
- where information comes from.
- In the order of which things happened.
- Studies what makes us human Including culture and biology
- a large group of people who communicate, share a common culture, and live in the same territory or are under the same leader.
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- someone’s opinion
- Organizing events in chronological order.
- A period of one hundred years.
- ="Anno Domini " Latin phrase meaning "in the year of the Lord"
- Source: written after or are multiple steps removed from the event.
- Studies artifacts.
- shared beliefs, values, customs, behaviors, and artifacts that characterize a group of people or a society
- = Common Era
- Studies Fossils and earth's history
21 Clues: = Common Era • = Before Christ • someone’s opinion • Studies artifacts. • = Before common era • objects made by humans • A period of ten years. • sources trustworthiness • Period of one thousand years. • where information comes from. • A period of one hundred years. • Studies Fossils and earth's history • In the order of which things happened. • Organizing events in chronological order. • ...
Chapter 7: Two Worlds Collide 2026-02-26
Across
- Americans with European influence or ancestry
- the idea that the United States had a moral duty to expand its culture across the continent
- when one culture is absorbed into the majority culture
- military living quarters
- agreements between governments
- independent and self-governing
- people moving from their home country to settle in a new place
- formally approve
- early machine guns on wheels
- learning or awakening
- annual payments in the form of food, equipment, supplies, and funds the U.S. government owed a tribe by treaty
- majority
Down
- earning respect by touching an enemy or taking his horse, usually without killing him
- give up
- angered
- people leading the government
- all the way across the continent
- land that tribes reserved for their own use through treaties
- go along
- native
- fundamental rights
- parts
- separated by race
- going back for many years
24 Clues: parts • native • give up • angered • go along • majority • formally approve • separated by race • fundamental rights • learning or awakening • military living quarters • going back for many years • early machine guns on wheels • people leading the government • agreements between governments • independent and self-governing • all the way across the continent • ...
ANE & Egypt Review 2026-08-27
Across
- standard of depicting a specific thing like a pharaoh
- upright commemorative marker (laws or funerary or ?)
- Time when they had pyramids
- for the purpose of burial & afterlife
- Culture of Standard of Ur
- it's all for the ____
- Culture of Stele of Hammurabi
- Time when they had Rock Cut tombs/temples
- Time period of Palette of Narmer
- type of pictograms used by ancient Egyptians
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- large area with roof held up by many columns
- type of text in ancient Near East
- Culture of Lamassu
- lets in light
- All heads are at the same level
- when scale tells you who is most important
- when an area is carved out to put in another material
- material Egyptians wrote on
- Spiritual belief that deities impact weather, etc.
- eternal life force
- Stand in and/or offering to a deity
- style of Egyptian gate
- Time when pharaohs were shown with curved limbs
23 Clues: lets in light • Culture of Lamassu • eternal life force • it's all for the ____ • style of Egyptian gate • Culture of Standard of Ur • Time when they had pyramids • material Egyptians wrote on • Culture of Stele of Hammurabi • All heads are at the same level • Time period of Palette of Narmer • type of text in ancient Near East • Stand in and/or offering to a deity • ...
Sports & Music 2025-03-07
Across
- K-pop girl group with hits like "DDU-DU DDU-DU" and "How You Like That"
- Teen pop sensation, known for songs like "Watermelon Sugar" and "As It Was"
- British pop singer known for hits like "New Rules" and "Don't Start Now"
- American swimmer with 23 Olympic gold medals, often referred to as the greatest swimmer of all time
- Brazilian football star, considered one of the best in history, known for his "Jogo Bonito"
- Rapper and singer, famous for "Bad Guy" and "Bury a Friend"
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- American basketball star, known for his time with the Los Angeles Lakers and five NBA championships
- British singer with a debut album "Happier Than Ever"
- Portuguese footballer, often compared to Messi, known for his "CR7" brand
- Mbappé Frenchfootballer, World Cup winner, and star forward for Paris Saint-Germain
- Swedish tennis legend, known for his incredible career and sportsmanship
- Argentine football player, widely regarded as one of the greatest of all time, known for his time at Barcelona and PSG
12 Clues: British singer with a debut album "Happier Than Ever" • Rapper and singer, famous for "Bad Guy" and "Bury a Friend" • K-pop girl group with hits like "DDU-DU DDU-DU" and "How You Like That" • British pop singer known for hits like "New Rules" and "Don't Start Now" • Swedish tennis legend, known for his incredible career and sportsmanship • ...
Sports & Music 2025-03-07
Across
- American basketball star, known for his time with the Los Angeles Lakers and five NBA championships
- Rapper and singer, famous for "Bad Guy" and "Bury a Friend"
- Portuguese footballer, often compared to Messi, known for his "CR7" brand
- Argentine football player, widely regarded as one of the greatest of all time, known for his time at Barcelona and PSG
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- Swiss tennis legend, known for his incredible career and sportsmanship
- American swimmer with 23 Olympic gold medals, often referred to as the greatest swimmer of all time
- Frenchfootballer, World Cup winner, and star forward for Paris Saint-Germain
- British singer with a debut album "Happier Than Ever"
- British pop singer known for hits like "New Rules" and "Don't Start Now"
- K-pop girl group with hits like "DDU-DU DDU-DU" and "How You Like That"
- Teen pop sensation, known for songs like "Watermelon Sugar" and "As It Was"
- Brazilian football star, considered one of the best in history, known for his "Jogo Bonito"
12 Clues: British singer with a debut album "Happier Than Ever" • Rapper and singer, famous for "Bad Guy" and "Bury a Friend" • Swiss tennis legend, known for his incredible career and sportsmanship • K-pop girl group with hits like "DDU-DU DDU-DU" and "How You Like That" • British pop singer known for hits like "New Rules" and "Don't Start Now" • ...
Music ~ Dulic Dajla 2020-05-13
Family 2023-08-06
Vocab 2025-10-02
Crossword Puzzle 2 2024-08-21
SOCIETY & CULTURE 2019-04-01
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- THE OPPOSING FACTOR OF NURTURE
- APPEARS AS SOCIETY BECMOES INTEGRATED AND COMPLEX
- GROUPS OF PEOPLE WHO HAVE THE SAME EXPERIENCES AND BORN AROUND THE SAME TIME
- A SOCIAL CONSTRUCT OF ROLES
- AGENTS OF...
- THE LEVEL OF SOCIETY IN WHICH SCHOOL EXISTS
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- CULTURAL...
- DATA THAT CAN BE QUANTIFIED OR COUNTED
- A RESEARCH METHOD USED TO ANALSE THEMES
- PRACTICES, TRADITIONS, CUSTOMS AND KNOWLEDGE THAT DEFINE WHO WE ARE
- THE DISTANCE BETWEEN INDIVIDUALS
- THE FOURTH STEP IN THE RESEARCH PROCESS
12 Clues: CULTURAL... • AGENTS OF... • A SOCIAL CONSTRUCT OF ROLES • THE OPPOSING FACTOR OF NURTURE • THE DISTANCE BETWEEN INDIVIDUALS • DATA THAT CAN BE QUANTIFIED OR COUNTED • A RESEARCH METHOD USED TO ANALSE THEMES • THE FOURTH STEP IN THE RESEARCH PROCESS • THE LEVEL OF SOCIETY IN WHICH SCHOOL EXISTS • APPEARS AS SOCIETY BECMOES INTEGRATED AND COMPLEX • ...
Irish Culture 2021-07-17
Across
- This Irish phrase literally translates as "God to you", but it really just means "Hello!"
- Still a very popular food, a disease wiped out this crop in the mid-1800s and caused the Great Famine.
- In this performing art, the arms were traditionally kept straight at one's side while one moved only one's legs and feet.
- This stringed instrument is very similar to a violin.
- In Irish mythology, this race of gods defeated the Fir Bolg and the Fomorians to rule the island. Eventually, they were forced underground.
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- Irish artists have used this art form featuring interwoven lines to decorate their work for centuries.
- Many crafts like spinning, weaving, and knitting use this product of Ireland's many sheep.
- This boy grew into the legendary hero Cú Chulainn, who led a band of warriors.
- This 3000-year-old Irish sport combines the skills of hockey, lacrosse, & baseball.
- In the Irish flag, this color represents peace between Catholics (green) & Protestants (orange).
- This writing system uses sets of lines that start at or cross a central line. It's often written vertically from bottom to top.
- This giant's wife saved his life when he bit off more than he could chew with his rival from Scotland.
12 Clues: This stringed instrument is very similar to a violin. • This boy grew into the legendary hero Cú Chulainn, who led a band of warriors. • This 3000-year-old Irish sport combines the skills of hockey, lacrosse, & baseball. • This Irish phrase literally translates as "God to you", but it really just means "Hello!" • ...
URUGUAYAN CULTURE 2021-07-19
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- VITALE Uruguayan female writer, born in 1923, part of the "Generation of the 45".
- Traditional musical genre. It is a couple dance.
- Traditional festival held in February. There are murgas, parades and dances.
- Synonym for rural area
- Traditional drink. You need a gourd vase and a straw.
- Traditional sport uruguayan people love to watch and/or play.
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- Traditional inhabitant of the countryside.
- Traditional dish, usually prepared on Sunday, with fire. BBQ.
- Traditional festival with wild horses. One of the most popular ones is at Prado.
- Unique construction in the east of Uruguay, made by a famous uruguayan artist.
- FRITAS Traditional food made on rainy days.
- Music from the countryside.
12 Clues: Synonym for rural area • Music from the countryside. • Traditional inhabitant of the countryside. • FRITAS Traditional food made on rainy days. • Traditional musical genre. It is a couple dance. • Traditional drink. You need a gourd vase and a straw. • Traditional dish, usually prepared on Sunday, with fire. BBQ. • ...
Fashion & Culture 2024-06-07
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- Led Zeppelin preformed this music genre
- Hair is shorter in the front & longer in the back
- Colorful way to dye your clothes
- An out-of-this-world film
- Yeehaw! They made it to 8 out of 10 superbowls!
- Pants and a shirt made into one
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- Ride this on the half-pipe and you'll be the coolest kid in school
- They make you look tall & fancy
- ____ rock is an alternative music genre
- A scary film featuring a shark
- Super flowy pants
- Fabulously fun & flashy music genre
12 Clues: Super flowy pants • An out-of-this-world film • A scary film featuring a shark • They make you look tall & fancy • Pants and a shirt made into one • Colorful way to dye your clothes • Fabulously fun & flashy music genre • Led Zeppelin preformed this music genre • ____ rock is an alternative music genre • Yeehaw! They made it to 8 out of 10 superbowls! • ...
Culture USA 2023-03-06
Across
- Make something better
- These were used in the World Wars
- The Spag Union Academy loves this
- Someone who fixes your car
- Greg's best friend
- An important thing in Wimpy Kid
Down
- When someone has good manners
- The opposite of popular
- A person from Sweden
- Scouts live ...
- Another word for refuse
- A person that travels to a new country
12 Clues: Scouts live ... • Greg's best friend • A person from Sweden • Make something better • The opposite of popular • Another word for refuse • Someone who fixes your car • When someone has good manners • An important thing in Wimpy Kid • These were used in the World Wars • The Spag Union Academy loves this • A person that travels to a new country
Jamaican Culture 2021-11-16
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- the name of the language spoken in Jamaica
- the main cultural concept
- the country that colonated Jamaica
- the capital of Jamaica
- ...black and green, colors of the Jamaican flag
- the sea in which jamaica is located
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- ...day, celebrated on the 1st of August
- Land of ... and water, the meaning of the country's name
- ... Bolt, the fastest man in the world
- Bob... one of the most famous singer from Jamaica
- Jamaican... currency of jamaica
- most popular type of music in Jamaica
12 Clues: the capital of Jamaica • the main cultural concept • Jamaican... currency of jamaica • the country that colonated Jamaica • the sea in which jamaica is located • most popular type of music in Jamaica • ... Bolt, the fastest man in the world • ...day, celebrated on the 1st of August • the name of the language spoken in Jamaica • ...black and green, colors of the Jamaican flag • ...
Filipino Culture 2021-11-28
Across
- Stage of life that plays very important cultural role
- Tagalog word for fellowship
- One of the primary health complications for people of Filipino descent.
- _____ comes first
- Traditional national dance
- Tagalog word that depicts balance in life
- Despite all disparity, Filipino people are resilient and ______
Down
- Tagalog word for community spirit
- A sign of respect; hand to forehead
- Access to clean ______ plays a large role in health complications
- Religion from Spanish influence
- How many months long is Christmas celebrated?
12 Clues: _____ comes first • Traditional national dance • Tagalog word for fellowship • Religion from Spanish influence • Tagalog word for community spirit • A sign of respect; hand to forehead • Tagalog word that depicts balance in life • How many months long is Christmas celebrated? • Stage of life that plays very important cultural role • ...
Culture Shock 2024-01-04
12 Clues: lastly • becomes • behaviors • made up of • across cultures • a significant change • to deal with something • something strange or new • feeling off balanced or confused • a strong feeling of missing normal life • a discussion where you try to reach an agreement • the process of changing from one thing to another
French Culture 2023-11-06
Across
- / Which document was drafted during the French Revolution, alongside the Constitution?
- / Who was Louis XVI’s wife?
- / Which year did the French Revolution start?
- / Who sang “La Vie en Rose”?
Down
- / Who made French school mandatory and free of charge?
- / When was the Armistice signed at the end of WWI (exact day)?
- / Which French singer was married to Johnny Depp?
- / When was D-day?
- / Who founded the Kingdom of France?
- / Which French King was nicknamed “Le Roi Soleil” (The Sun King)?
- / Who was the last King of France?
- / Where did the boats land in France for D-Day?
12 Clues: / When was D-day? • / Who was Louis XVI’s wife? • / Who sang “La Vie en Rose”? • / Who was the last King of France? • / Who founded the Kingdom of France? • / Which year did the French Revolution start? • / Where did the boats land in France for D-Day? • / Which French singer was married to Johnny Depp? • / Who made French school mandatory and free of charge? • ...
ENGLISH CULTURE 2025-04-12
Across
- The female monarch who has symbolized the United Kingdom for decades
- A bat-and-ball sport played on the summer countryside
- The language spoken in the UK
- Shakespeare's first name
- Historic university city renowned for academic excellence
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- The brilliant fictional detective
- The famous river that winds through London
- The British monarch’s official London residence
- The famous British dish fish and ....
- A traditional afternoon drink in Britain
- The capital city of England
- The regal symbol often encrusted with jewels
12 Clues: Shakespeare's first name • The capital city of England • The language spoken in the UK • The brilliant fictional detective • The famous British dish fish and .... • A traditional afternoon drink in Britain • The famous river that winds through London • The regal symbol often encrusted with jewels • The British monarch’s official London residence • ...
Culture shock 2024-03-25
Irish culture 2022-03-16
Across
- an Irish creature with magical powers
- the Irish language is also called ... Irish
- it has three leaves and is green
- a legend says that St. Patrick drove all...from Ireland
- an area in which Irish is spoken in every day life
Down
- the oldest field sport in Ireland
- an Irish writer who died in Zürich. His name was James...
- a creature with a hat and an apron that makes shoes
- players can also get the ball across it to score points
- St. Patrick was born in...
- she composed some of the music for the Lord of the Rings
- this city dies its river green on St. Patrick's Day
12 Clues: St. Patrick was born in... • it has three leaves and is green • the oldest field sport in Ireland • an Irish creature with magical powers • the Irish language is also called ... Irish • an area in which Irish is spoken in every day life • a creature with a hat and an apron that makes shoes • this city dies its river green on St. Patrick's Day • ...
Culture crossword 2022-11-10
Across
- The spreading of culture from one region of the world to another
- A group of people with different beliefs and customs
- A negative opinion about a person or a group without directly knowing them that is often based on stereotypes
- Traditions carrying cultural importance
- the process of absorbing one cultural group into another
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- A common language used by people who speak other varied languages as their native tongue
- A feeling of confusion or disorientation when one is subjected to an unfamiliar culture or a way of life
- legacy of cultural resources in a group or society
- The differences between different cultures
- Something believed or accepted as true, especially a particular tenet or a body of tenets accepted by a group of persons
- The morals and beliefs of an individual
- A generalised belief or idea about a particular race or certain group of people
12 Clues: The morals and beliefs of an individual • Traditions carrying cultural importance • The differences between different cultures • legacy of cultural resources in a group or society • A group of people with different beliefs and customs • the process of absorbing one cultural group into another • The spreading of culture from one region of the world to another • ...
Fortune Culture 2022-08-25
Across
- the a in HALL means all eyes _________
- What the "t" means in SLANT. _______ the speaker.
- The way we stand in line
- The way we sit during instruction/lessons
- ______ up, listen up!
- What we do when a guest visits our classroom
- A VAPA class with Mr. Johnson
Down
- A class you take with Ms. Goss and Mr. Hong
- The second rule at Alan Rowe
- The first of our three rules at Alan Rowe
- The last of the five pillars
- _______ expectations. (Our first of the 5 pillars)
12 Clues: ______ up, listen up! • The way we stand in line • The second rule at Alan Rowe • The last of the five pillars • A VAPA class with Mr. Johnson • the a in HALL means all eyes _________ • The first of our three rules at Alan Rowe • The way we sit during instruction/lessons • A class you take with Ms. Goss and Mr. Hong • What we do when a guest visits our classroom • ...
Our Culture 2022-11-30
Across
- one food in our national dish
- crop planted by the slaves
- the month we celebrate Independence Day
- to end or stop
- the Amerindians that lived on our islands
- the name of our national flower
Down
- people from the past that belong to our family
- Country Above Self
- people from Europe
- a tool that organize information
- the continent where slaves came from
- the colour that represents fertile land
12 Clues: to end or stop • Country Above Self • people from Europe • crop planted by the slaves • one food in our national dish • the name of our national flower • a tool that organize information • the continent where slaves came from • the month we celebrate Independence Day • the colour that represents fertile land • the Amerindians that lived on our islands • ...
Tipping culture 2026-08-28
Across
- Dinero extra por un servicio
- Condiciones en las que se trabaja
- Persona que trabaja
- Persona que atiende a clientes
- Acción de dar propinas
- Persona o empresa que da trabajo
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- Salario mínimo legal
- Vivir con el dinero de algo
- Dinero mensual que recibe un trabajador
- Persona que compra o usa un servicio
- Trabajo que se hace para alguien
- Cuenta a pagar por un producto o servicio
12 Clues: Persona que trabaja • Salario mínimo legal • Acción de dar propinas • Vivir con el dinero de algo • Dinero extra por un servicio • Persona que atiende a clientes • Trabajo que se hace para alguien • Persona o empresa que da trabajo • Condiciones en las que se trabaja • Persona que compra o usa un servicio • Dinero mensual que recibe un trabajador • ...
UTC Ch 2 crossword 2.1-2.4 2024-08-24
Across
- "The only thing you can do with Rome in a day is ____ it." (41)
- "Culture happens when humans ________ with the world." (pg. 37)
- Ken Myers of Mars Hill Audio Journal pays attention to _____ aspects of culture. (pg 45)
- Kevin Vanhoozer says, "Culture refers to everything that humans do ____." (pg 42)
- Samuel Wilberforce told Parliament "_____ sugar means _____ slaves." (pg 43)
- James Davison Hunter says, "culture is what gives us a _________ of what we should do or should not do." (pg 42)
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- "artifacts may seem like mere 'things,' but as we interact with them, our _____ change. (pg 45)
- "The Christian worldview doesn't ignore culture or stand aloof from it. It ______ it." (pg. 39)
- This word is from the Greek word for "character," and refers to the mood of a particular group. (pg 48)
- Andy Crouch says, "Culture is what we ________ of the world." (pg 42)
- "What if attacks on culture are less like quills embedded in the skin and more like some sort of _______ in the bloodstream?" (pg 41)
11 Clues: "The only thing you can do with Rome in a day is ____ it." (41) • "Culture happens when humans ________ with the world." (pg. 37) • Andy Crouch says, "Culture is what we ________ of the world." (pg 42) • Samuel Wilberforce told Parliament "_____ sugar means _____ slaves." (pg 43) • ...
Harry Potter & L.A High OC’s 2021-05-29
16 Clues: Hoz, Wee • Santos, Emo • Santos, Prep • Redwyd, Goth • Santos, Jock • Windon, Nerd • Santos, Witch • Van Horne, Punk • McAlister, K-Pop • McAlister, Stoner • Wilsons, Slytherin • Wilsons, Ravenclaw • Wilsons, Gryffindor • McAlister, Sk8r Kid • Hill, Hufflepuff male • Wilsons, Hufflepuff female
facts about me 2023-05-08
16 Clues: favorite pop • favorite food • favorite sport • favorite color • favorite treat • favorite shape • favorite fruit • favorite animal • favorite flower • favorite number • favorite season • favorite holiday • favorite feeling • color of my eyes • favorite weather • favorite subject at school
Harry Potter & L.A High OC’s 2021-05-29
16 Clues: Hoz, Wee • Santos, Emo • Santos, Prep • Santos, Jock • Redwyd, Goth • Windon, Nerd • Santos, Witch • Van Horne, Punk • McAlister, K-Pop • McAlister, Stoner • Wilsons, Slytherin • Wilsons, Ravenclaw • Wilsons, Gryffindor • McAlister, Sk8r Kid • Hill, Hufflepuff male • Wilsons, Hufflepuff female
MUSIC 2022-03-24
Across
- who is the singer with the most Grammys?
- what is the oldest singer in history?
- what is the most listened music genre?
- what is the biggest pop music group?
- who is the best singer in history
- what is the longest rock song?
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- what is the shortest song?
- what is Adelle's saddest song?
- who is the oldest vocalist in the band pink floyd?
- who is the youngest singer in history?
10 Clues: what is the shortest song? • what is Adelle's saddest song? • what is the longest rock song? • who is the best singer in history • what is the biggest pop music group? • what is the oldest singer in history? • what is the most listened music genre? • who is the youngest singer in history? • who is the singer with the most Grammys? • ...
Music 2026-04-05
Across
- Pop group with hits "Butter" and "Dynamite"
- Singer of "Bad Guy" and "Happier Than Ever"
- "___! At the Disco"
- The Weeknd's massive 2020 hit: "Blinding ___"
- Beyonce's alter ego on her 2008 album, Sasha ___
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- Artist known for hits like "Watermelon Sugar"
- The "King" of modern pop, first name Justin
- Singer of "Levitating" and "Don't Start Now"
- "Hello" or "Someone Like You" singer
- Taylor ___, creator of the "Eras Tour"
10 Clues: "___! At the Disco" • "Hello" or "Someone Like You" singer • Taylor ___, creator of the "Eras Tour" • Pop group with hits "Butter" and "Dynamite" • The "King" of modern pop, first name Justin • Singer of "Bad Guy" and "Happier Than Ever" • Singer of "Levitating" and "Don't Start Now" • Artist known for hits like "Watermelon Sugar" • ...
Roy Lichtenstein 2022-05-16
Across
- Another art style explored before Pop Art
- The artist who inspired Lichtenstein's cubist art
- The inspiration for Lichtenstein paintings
- The colour group used exclusively
- The type of dots used in comic print
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- An early criticism of Lichtenstein's art
- Roy Lichtenstein was born in the USA
- A creative work designed to make fun of its subject
- Title of most famous painting
- An art movement influenced and inspired by advertising
10 Clues: Title of most famous painting • The colour group used exclusively • Roy Lichtenstein was born in the USA • The type of dots used in comic print • An early criticism of Lichtenstein's art • Another art style explored before Pop Art • The inspiration for Lichtenstein paintings • The artist who inspired Lichtenstein's cubist art • ...
Canada 2021-02-24
1960s Pop Culture 2021-11-29
Unit 4 2023-02-28
Across
- the idea of being a part of a group or society in part of a persons self conception like nationality, ethnicity, religion, or social class
- traditionally and widely accepted way of behaving or doing something that is specific to a particular society, place, or time
- the idea spread from person to person
- the cultural modification of a certain group or individual by adapting to another culture
- identity with a group of people who are perceived to share a physical trait, their skin tone
- geographic area, including both cultural and natural resources and the wildlife or domestic animals therein, associated with a historic event, activity, or person, or exhibiting other cultural or aesthetic values
- traditional beliefs, customs, and stories of a community, passed through the generations by word of mouth.
- the rapid, widespread diffusion of certain characteristic to a population
- a type of traditional music that tells a story about certain aspects of life
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- an idea spread through people relocating
- the contribution of a locals distinctive physical features and how it impacts the way foods taste
- the spread of an underlying principle event though the characteristic itself fails to diffuse
- a culture in large heterogeneous societies despite differences in other personal characteristics
- a geographic area with high ethnic concentration, characteristics, and cultural identity
- thoughts or ideas that make up a culture, includes beliefs, ideas, and norms in a certain society
- physical objects, resources, and spaces that are used to define some people's culture
- the appropriate housing in a certain religion or environment or social preferences
- where a cultural minority group changes to be similar with a dominant culture group
- a culture traditionally practiced by small homogeneous groups in isolation towards other groups
- an area where new ideas and innovations spring up and spread to other parts of the world
- homes that are unique to a religion, based on certain customs and resources
- a region with people who share common cultural characteristics
- a restricted behavior imposed by a certain social norm
- traditional foods that are passed from generation to generation
24 Clues: the idea spread from person to person • an idea spread through people relocating • a restricted behavior imposed by a certain social norm • a region with people who share common cultural characteristics • traditional foods that are passed from generation to generation • the rapid, widespread diffusion of certain characteristic to a population • ...
Crossword clue 2025-03-13
Across
- Festival* (Bacolod): A festival showcasing colorful masks and lively street performances, symbolizing the city's resilience and creativity.
- Malong-Malong* (Maranao tribes, Mindanao): A tribal dance showcasing the significance of the Malong, a traditional tube skirt.
- Festival* (Iloilo City): A festival celebrating the arrival of Malay datus in Panay, featuring street dancing, music, and tribal costumes.
- (Biñan, Laguna): A folk dance mimicking the battle between Christian and Muslim Moro tribesmen.
- Festival* (Davao): A festival showcasing the city's indigenous culture, featuring street dancing, music, and traditional costumes.
- Festival* (Tacloban): A festival showcasing the city's history and culture, featuring street dancing and body painting.
- sa Halaran Festival* (Roxas City): A festival showcasing the city's history and culture, featuring street dancing and traditional costumes.
- Gitab Festival* (Oriental Mindoro): A festival showcasing the traditional pandang gitab dance, which involves intricate hand and foot movements.
- Festival* (Angono, Rizal): A festival featuring giant papier-mâché puppets and street dancing.
- Festival* (South Cotabato): A festival celebrating the province's indigenous culture, featuring traditional dances and costumes.
- (Cantilan, Surigao del Sur): A folk dance imitating the movement of ducks.
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- Festival* (Guimaras): A festival celebrating the province's mango industry, featuring street dancing and mango-themed costumes.
- Festival* (Leyte): A festival featuring the traditional tinikling dance, which involves stepping between bamboo poles.
- Festival* (General Santos): A festival showcasing the city's indigenous culture, featuring traditional dances and costumes.
- Festival* (Kalibo, Aklan): A festival commemorating the arrival of Malay datus in Panay, featuring street dancing and tribal costumes.
- Bay Festival* (Sarangani): A festival celebrating the province's marine heritage, featuring street dancing and traditional costumes.
- Festival* (Baguio): A festival celebrating the city's floral industry, featuring street dancing and flower-themed costumes.
- Festival* (Cebu): A dance festival honoring the Santo Niño, characterized by a two-step-forward-and-one-step-backward shuffle.
- Festival* (Isabela): A festival showcasing scarecrow-inspired dances and costumes, highlighting the province's agricultural heritage.
- Festival* (Iligan): A festival celebrating the city's indigenous culture, featuring traditional dances and costumes.
20 Clues: (Cantilan, Surigao del Sur): A folk dance imitating the movement of ducks. • Festival* (Angono, Rizal): A festival featuring giant papier-mâché puppets and street dancing. • (Biñan, Laguna): A folk dance mimicking the battle between Christian and Muslim Moro tribesmen. • ...
South America Crossword 2025-11-04
Across
- The everyday, expected behavior in a culture are called…
- Superstitions say if you leave this item on the ground, you will lose money
- the descendants of those who inhabited a country or geographical region before people of a different culture arrived
- The weather conditions lasting in an area in general or over a long period of time.
- This type of dance started in Argentina
- This key component of culture is how people communicate with each other.
- Hearing a rooster crow in the middle of the night is an omen of…
- a story believed to be about real people or historical events, but told with exaggerated or supernatural details
- This myth is about a man who was turned into a half man/ half alligator creature
- South America is a …
- a belief or practice that usually comes from fear of the unknown or faith in magic or luck
- This is the largest country in South America
- This holiday celebrates and remembers loved ones who have passed away.
- Folklore says that if you use this item at night, you will have bad luck
Down
- There are this many countries in South America.
- This desert, found in South America, is the driest place on Earth
- This geographical feature can make transportation difficult but can attract tourists who like to climb.
- This artist painted self portraits to show her pride in Mexico.
- Items from a culture that have a deeper meaning are called…
- In Latin American cultures, when a girl turns this age, she has her quinceañera
- This animal, found in arctic environments, can be found in South America
- When one country uses its power to take over and control another country, it is called…
- Beliefs about what is important in a culture are called…
- ______ languages are spoken in Latin American countries.
- Items from a culture are called…
- This legend is about a one legged creature
- La Patasola attacks people in order to protect…
- The largest rainforest in the world.
28 Clues: South America is a … • Items from a culture are called… • The largest rainforest in the world. • This type of dance started in Argentina • This legend is about a one legged creature • This is the largest country in South America • There are this many countries in South America. • La Patasola attacks people in order to protect… • ...
Early Civilizations 2021-10-23
Across
- The sum of the language, customs, beliefs, and are of a people.
- succession based on fathers lineage
- Belief in one superior being.
- A succession lasting several generations.
- uncivilized people
- All gods of a people, collectively, a temple
- Area controlled by a central government.
- succession based on mothers lineage
- an attempted combination or reconciliation of principles
- to subject to persistent harassment
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- differentiation and categorization
- A system in which people attain power through their intelligence and not heredity.
- People who shepherd animals.
- a long trip undertaken for religious purposes
- a scattering of any people with a common culture
- A teacher, leader, or spokesperson of a movement or cause
- Belief in multiple gods.
- a belief or system of beliefs held and promoted by religious, governmental, or other group
- A society which traveled.
- to absorb and incorporate into the dominant culture.
- a broad, somewhat arid, grass plain
21 Clues: uncivilized people • Belief in multiple gods. • A society which traveled. • People who shepherd animals. • Belief in one superior being. • differentiation and categorization • succession based on fathers lineage • succession based on mothers lineage • a broad, somewhat arid, grass plain • to subject to persistent harassment • Area controlled by a central government. • ...
Vocabulary Review 1 2013-02-12
Across
- Sneezing and fever are two ________ of the flu.
- To join or take part in an activity.
- The feeling you have when you are so happy you can't sleep.
- A big part of who you are. Your age, gender, nationality…
- Can be good or bad
- Not certain.
Down
- Another word for nervous
- Wedding __________ are different every country.
- The opposite of anxious. Similar to relaxed.
- Your way of living.
- Getting used to a new culture is a big __________.
- To adjust quickly to a culture means that you are __________.
- Learning a language is a __________. It takes a long time.
- The opposite of accept.
- Where you spent your childhood is where you ______ ___.
- Feeling lonely and sad is a __________ part of culture shock.
- The cultures of Canada and the USA are quite __________.
- Another word for custom.
- to To understand
- Place something comes from.
20 Clues: Not certain. • to To understand • Can be good or bad • Your way of living. • The opposite of accept. • Another word for nervous • Another word for custom. • Place something comes from. • To join or take part in an activity. • The opposite of anxious. Similar to relaxed. • Wedding __________ are different every country. • Sneezing and fever are two ________ of the flu. • ...
Art Studies 191 2015-05-26
Across
- sea serpent prevalent in SEA Art
- dominant force dictating culture at present (Globalization)
- vitality; energy of things (Japanese Art)
- painting is a ritual that embodies the cosmic force of order (Chinese Art)
- challenge to pure or authentic identity (Colonial Art)
- criticizes emptiness of Japanese consumer culture (Japanese Art)
- analysis of the legacy of colonialism and imperialism
- Philippine aesthetic of brightness of space (Philippine Art)
- Chinese philosopher, author of the Five Classics (Chinese Art)
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- Proponent of postcolonialism; Edward ____
- a return to traditional/ native forms in architecture (Philippine Art)
- pioneering art historian of india (Indian Art)
- Japanese variant of Buddhism emphasizing simplicity (Japanese Art)
- depiction of Non-Western culture by the West
- essence; energy (Chinese Art)
- perception of beauty or taste
- simple sophistication (Japanese Art)
- acceptance of transience or imperfection (Japanese Art)
- essence; dominant mental state (Indian art)
- highest form of Chinese painting (Chinese Art)
20 Clues: essence; energy (Chinese Art) • perception of beauty or taste • sea serpent prevalent in SEA Art • simple sophistication (Japanese Art) • Proponent of postcolonialism; Edward ____ • vitality; energy of things (Japanese Art) • essence; dominant mental state (Indian art) • depiction of Non-Western culture by the West • pioneering art historian of india (Indian Art) • ...
SOCIOLOGY 2015-07-08
Across
- Customary behavior patterns widely practiced.
- Allows range of choices in the individual as member of the society.
- Shared values and rules about acceptable and unacceptable.
- A social heritage transmitted from one gen. to another.
- Refers to the theory of social action.
- Human culture is nothing w/o it.
- Each aspect of society is interdependent.
- Father of communism
- Focuses on the negative.
- Norm based on morality or definition of right and wrong.
Down
- Father of positivism
- Written down and enforced by the state.
- Manifested by member of certain socially organized group of individuals.
- Forms of behavior uniformly done in the society.
- The view to regard one's culture as right and normal.
- Socially imposed rewards and punishment.
- He said change in 1 part of society causes change in the other parts
- Last science to be developed.
- Moral imperatives and social conscience internalized.
- Is a conflict theory that studies gender.
20 Clues: Father of communism • Father of positivism • Focuses on the negative. • Last science to be developed. • Human culture is nothing w/o it. • Refers to the theory of social action. • Written down and enforced by the state. • Socially imposed rewards and punishment. • Each aspect of society is interdependent. • Is a conflict theory that studies gender. • ...
HR PART 2 2025-12-08
Across
- Verantwoordelijk werking ve afdeling
- External company performs tasks
- Selling products/services
- Company owned by another
- director/CEO Daily business
- sheet Assets & liabilities
- Leads board
- of directors Sets policy
- Onthaal
- Manufacturing, factory
- desking Sharing desk instead of your own
- Legal responsibility
- What a company owns
- culture Autonomy at lower levels
- Research & development
- Promotion, advertising
- Finance, bookkeeping
- Small to medium sized enterprise
- Owner of shares
- Recruitment, welfare, training
- Kaderlif, leidinggevende medewerker
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- Aandeelhouder
- Buying materials
- Hoogste leidinggevende
- culture begrijfscultuur
- Annual general meeting
- executives Department heads
- manager Directe leidinggevende (rapporteren)
- president Leidinggevende per divisie
- faillissement
- culture Decisions made at the top
- Check financial accounts
- & loss account Income & expenses
- Company active in many countries
- hoofdzetel
- Working from home
- Research & development
- worker Has several jobs/clients
- Debts
- chart Organigram bedrijfscultuur
40 Clues: Debts • Onthaal • hoofdzetel • Leads board • Aandeelhouder • faillissement • Owner of shares • Buying materials • Working from home • What a company owns • Legal responsibility • Finance, bookkeeping • Hoogste leidinggevende • Annual general meeting • Manufacturing, factory • Research & development • Research & development • Promotion, advertising • culture begrijfscultuur • Company owned by another • ...
Exam 3 2024-11-11
Across
- grow in acidic environments
- Cold-Loving
- Speed up chemical reactions without being altered
- transfer functional groups
- heat-loving
- Human Immunodeficiency Virus
- sum of all chemical reactions with a living organism
- is the amount of collision energy required for a chemical reaction to occur
- Bone loss/Death
- introduction of microbes into a medium
Down
- hydrolysis
- reactions that use energy and building blocks to build complex molecules
- Protein portion
- are biological catalysts
- microbes growing in or on a culture medium
- Liver Damage
- moderate-temperature-loving
- Reactions that break down complex molecules
- oxidation-reduction reactions
- unable to use oxygen and most are harmed by it
- no living microbes
- Fat Distribution
- Increased fat in blood
- nutrients prepared for microbial growth
- States that chemical reactions occurs when atoms, ions, and molecules collide
25 Clues: hydrolysis • Cold-Loving • heat-loving • Liver Damage • Protein portion • Bone loss/Death • Fat Distribution • no living microbes • Increased fat in blood • are biological catalysts • transfer functional groups • grow in acidic environments • moderate-temperature-loving • Human Immunodeficiency Virus • oxidation-reduction reactions • introduction of microbes into a medium • ...
Unit 1 Test Crossword Review 2014-08-20
Across
- describes where a place is
- goods sent to another country to be sold
- the most important element of a culture
- only representation to show size, shape, proportion of earth accurately
- farming, boating, mining are examples
- created to provide for the common good of the people, keep order in society, and protection
- nuclear or extended families, social classes
- measures the distance north or south of the equator
- controlling of another country, usually to take advantage of their resources
- theme of geography that describes what a place is like
- the amount of people in a square mile
- spreading of a culture from one place to another
Down
- the ability to read and write
- highly organized group of people with its own language and culture
- height above sea level
- how one place is similar to those around it
- grown to be exported to other country for consumption and profit
- judging a culture by the standards of one's own
- first occurred in Great Britain, marked by huge increase in farm/industry production
- extreme pride in ones country
- skilled craftworker
- wonderer, often in search of food
- goods brought into a country
- measure the distance east or west of the prime meridian
24 Clues: skilled craftworker • height above sea level • describes where a place is • goods brought into a country • the ability to read and write • extreme pride in ones country • wonderer, often in search of food • farming, boating, mining are examples • the amount of people in a square mile • the most important element of a culture • goods sent to another country to be sold • ...
CANADA 2018-10-16
20 Clues: A Hat • Canucks • Antlers • A Dollar • Maple... • A Napkin • Sneakers • Pierre's Son • An Ice Sport • We All Say It • Our Starbucks • Canadian Fries • National Animal • Largest Province • Populous Province • A Carbonated Drink • A Bachelorette Party • A Term For Kilometres • A Line Waiting For Something • The Last Letter Of The Alphabet
