sight words Crossword Puzzles
Vocabulary Test #1-3 2025-11-06
Across
- A common expression that means something different than what the words actually say
- find a way around (an obstacle)
- annoyingly insensitive or slow to understand
- (typically of an action or activity) wicked or criminal
- a work that ridicules society in order to bring about a positive change
- express sharp disapproval or criticism of (someone) because of their behavior or actions
- (especially of a position or view) not able to be maintained or defended against attack or objection
Down
- the specific words that an author chooses (“word choice”)
- keep from sight; hide
- the process of transformation from an immature form to an adult form in two or more distinct stages
- standing out so as to be clearly visible
- persuade (someone) not to take a particular course of action
- more important than anything else; supreme
- the force or energy with which a body moves / a driving force, impulse
14 Clues: keep from sight; hide • find a way around (an obstacle) • standing out so as to be clearly visible • more important than anything else; supreme • annoyingly insensitive or slow to understand • (typically of an action or activity) wicked or criminal • the specific words that an author chooses (“word choice”) • persuade (someone) not to take a particular course of action • ...
Figurative Language Crossword Puzzle 2025-09-12
Across
- Using an object, color, or image to stand for a deeper meaning.
- The repetition of the same beginning sound in nearby words.
- Giving human qualities to objects, animals, or ideas.
- An extreme exaggeration used to make a point.
Down
- When what actually happens is very different from what was expected.
- A comparison of two different things using “like” or “as.
- A word that imitates a sound.
- A direct comparison that says one thing is another, without using “like” or “as.”
- Descriptive language that appeals to the senses (sight, sound, touch, taste, smell).
- A common phrase that means something different than the words say.
10 Clues: A word that imitates a sound. • An extreme exaggeration used to make a point. • Giving human qualities to objects, animals, or ideas. • A comparison of two different things using “like” or “as. • The repetition of the same beginning sound in nearby words. • Using an object, color, or image to stand for a deeper meaning. • ...
Sensory Perception 2023-04-12
Across
- overly sensitive to tactile stimuli
- condition caused by excessive cerumen occluding ear canal
- inability to name common objects or express simple ideas in words or writing
- sensitivity to light
- lens opacity that distorts the image projected onto the retina
- involuntary and rapid twitching of the eyeball
- when a person receives multiple sensory stimuli and cannot perceptually disregard or selectively ignore some stimuli
- sense of hearing
- nearsightedness
Down
- medications that can permanently damage the auditory nerve
- inability to understand written or spoken language
- sense of taste
- sense of smell
- a condition in which the eyes do not line up in the same direction
- inability to understand language or communicate orally
- sense of sight
16 Clues: sense of taste • sense of smell • sense of sight • nearsightedness • sense of hearing • sensitivity to light • overly sensitive to tactile stimuli • involuntary and rapid twitching of the eyeball • inability to understand written or spoken language • inability to understand language or communicate orally • condition caused by excessive cerumen occluding ear canal • ...
The Crucible - Acts 2 and 4 2024-04-17
Across
- cringe from or show fear
- act of returning an injury or wrong
- sinful act or remark; speaking against God
- make something that is bad or unsatisfactory better
- refusing to be persuaded or to change one's mind
- hissing sound made with words
- humble submission and respect
Down
- the study of religion
- to get rid of something or someone unwanted
- with great interest or enthusiasm
- torment or tease (someone) with the sight or promise of something that is unobtainable
- struggle mentally; show or feel great confusion
- something that causes great horror or disgust
- (of the mouth) wide open, especially with surprise or wonder
- in a careful or cautious manner
- adhere; cling; stick fast to
16 Clues: the study of religion • cringe from or show fear • adhere; cling; stick fast to • hissing sound made with words • humble submission and respect • in a careful or cautious manner • with great interest or enthusiasm • act of returning an injury or wrong • sinful act or remark; speaking against God • to get rid of something or someone unwanted • ...
Sight words Benchmark Unit 4 2025-02-03
Across
- One more
- The color of the ocean
- Not around or next to, but _______
- Was able to
- I do not have _____ more pencils
- I can ____ a house with my pencil
- Alexandria is a _____
Down
- Not none, not all, but _____
- Super
- To Mrs. Brogren _____ Everly
- Once ____ a time,
- _____ are you going to start?
- Opposite of short
- Opposite of never
14 Clues: Super • One more • Was able to • Once ____ a time, • Opposite of short • Opposite of never • Alexandria is a _____ • The color of the ocean • Not none, not all, but _____ • To Mrs. Brogren _____ Everly • _____ are you going to start? • I do not have _____ more pencils • I can ____ a house with my pencil • Not around or next to, but _______
3rd Grade Dolch Sight Words 2024-01-29
Across
- 6
- This is the month that leaves turn colors.
- The start to lol
- 10
- I'm going to ---- my teacher a picture.
- Flowers need water to ----?
- ----- is January 29th.
- 7
Down
- My favorite intervention teacher!
- Turn on the -----! It's dark in here!
- It's was ---- outside. I think I'm going to wear shorts.
- I need to ----- my room!
- 8
- I need a -----. I think I'll have water.
14 Clues: 6 • 8 • 7 • 10 • The start to lol • ----- is January 29th. • I need to ----- my room! • Flowers need water to ----? • My favorite intervention teacher! • Turn on the -----! It's dark in here! • I'm going to ---- my teacher a picture. • I need a -----. I think I'll have water. • This is the month that leaves turn colors. • It's was ---- outside. I think I'm going to wear shorts.
Year 8 Term 3 Week 1 VIP 2022-01-06
Across
- The use of words to create imagery that appeals to the senses (sight, sound, touch, taste, smell) (7, 8)
- Placing two things side by side to highlight their differences
- When an idea/animal/thing is given human qualities/feelings
- Repeated use of the same consonant sound in quick succession within a text (consonants can be placed at the start, middle, or end of words)
Down
- Repeated use of the 's' sound to start/within words
- Building/keeping a reader’s interest by suggesting that something risky or dangerous is about to happen.
- The emotions in the setting
- Where human qualities/emotions are given to the weather/nature (8, 7)
- The emotions of the reader
- When a writer creates a sense of worry, anxiety, fear, or stress within a story
10 Clues: The emotions of the reader • The emotions in the setting • Repeated use of the 's' sound to start/within words • When an idea/animal/thing is given human qualities/feelings • Placing two things side by side to highlight their differences • Where human qualities/emotions are given to the weather/nature (8, 7) • ...
MOORFIELDS crossword puzzle 2018-10-30
Across
- eye test should be conducted every - years
- eye disease caused by cardiovascular risk factors
- oldest eye hospital in the world
- eye condition prevalent in the older age group
- major cause of sight threatening disease in working age population globally
- topical medication to the eye
- inflammation of structures of the eye
- most cherished of the 6 senses
- beam of light used to treat eye conditions
- environmental factor related to age related macular degeneration
Down
- eye dandruff
- endocrine condition affecting the eye
- common cause of increased eye pressure and reduced field of vision
- treatment for several retinal conditions to decrease "fluid behind the eye"
- promotes early identification of eye disease
- condition affecting the ageing retina
- cessation of this activity can improve eye health
- another name for eye sight
18 Clues: eye dandruff • another name for eye sight • topical medication to the eye • most cherished of the 6 senses • oldest eye hospital in the world • endocrine condition affecting the eye • condition affecting the ageing retina • inflammation of structures of the eye • eye test should be conducted every - years • beam of light used to treat eye conditions • ...
poem 2024-04-15
Across
- / the voice of the poem
- / A comparison without using like or as
- rhyme / A word inside a line rhymes with another word on the same line
- / Central idea of a work of literature
- / Repetition of initial consonant sounds
- / A thing that represents or stands for something else, especially a material object representing something abstract.
Down
- / Description that appeals to the senses (sight, sound, smell, touch, taste)
- / Repeated use of sounds, words, or ideas for effect and emphasis
- / A figure of speech in which an object or animal is given human feelings, thoughts, or attitudes
- / A comparison using "like" or "as"
- / A group of lines in a poem, like a paragraph
- scheme / A regular pattern of rhyming words in a poem
- verse / Poetry that does not have a regular meter or rhyme scheme
- / A reference to another work of literature, person, or event
14 Clues: / the voice of the poem • / A comparison using "like" or "as" • / Central idea of a work of literature • / A comparison without using like or as • / Repetition of initial consonant sounds • / A group of lines in a poem, like a paragraph • scheme / A regular pattern of rhyming words in a poem • / A reference to another work of literature, person, or event • ...
Our Classroom Sight Words 2013-03-08
10 Clues: We are __. • I was __ there. • I wish I __ go. • I just did that. • I have __ orange. • I walked __ the yard. • The book is __ there. • It was our __ to play. • I can see __ the books. • I like you __ I don't like you.
Sight Words 271-280 2021-02-13
10 Clues: I can't _____ you. • I _____ my grandma. • I have a great ______! • It's time to ____ dinner. • Did you have ______ to eat? • You have a beautiful ______. • Don't be _____ for the party. • I don't want to go ______ you. • Be sure to _____ at the red light. • I didn't win, but I came in ______ place.
Sight Words Set 3 2021-05-24
Across
- Wise hooting owls study everywhere.
- Big elephants can always understand small elephants.
- Remember there is a BR in FeBRuary.
- o u got hurt word with r.
- U R asleep during class.
Down
- People eat omelettes, people like eggs.
- Answers need smart, witty, exciting responses.
- o u got hurt with t.
- o u got hurt with en.
- Do not fri your friend in the end.
10 Clues: o u got hurt with t. • o u got hurt with en. • U R asleep during class. • o u got hurt word with r. • Do not fri your friend in the end. • Wise hooting owls study everywhere. • Remember there is a BR in FeBRuary. • People eat omelettes, people like eggs. • Answers need smart, witty, exciting responses. • Big elephants can always understand small elephants.
Fry Sight Words G 2021-04-20
Sight Words 61-70 2023-03-03
10 Clues: I want _____ milk. • What ________ is it? • I ______ math class. • My friend _____ a dog. • Give a paper to _____. • _______ at the computer. • Give a notebook to _____. • ______ you like some pizza? • I _______ dinner for my family. • Glue the paper ______ the notebook.
Sight words Week 1 2023-05-31
Across
- could be again could or other
- could be always does or knew
- could be does knew or those
- could be could group or only
Down
- could be knew does or other
- could be only should or always
- could be again could group or only
- could be should always does or knew
- could be should always or does
- could be group only or should
10 Clues: could be knew does or other • could be does knew or those • could be always does or knew • could be could group or only • could be again could or other • could be group only or should • could be only should or always • could be should always or does • could be again could group or only • could be should always does or knew
Sight Words List 4 2021-04-30
Sight Words 111-120 2025-01-17
Across
- I put the book _______ on the shelf after reading it.
- I _______ saw him leave the building a minute ago.
- They _______ in a small town near the mountains.
- That was the _______ exciting game I’ve ever watched.
- Can you _______ the dog a treat for being good?
Down
- The teacher asked us to write _______ names on the paper.
- He went to the store _______ school ended.
- All the _______ in the bag belong to her.
- He told _______ about the trip he went on last summer.
- She was _______ tired after running the race.
10 Clues: All the _______ in the bag belong to her. • He went to the store _______ school ended. • She was _______ tired after running the race. • Can you _______ the dog a treat for being good? • They _______ in a small town near the mountains. • I _______ saw him leave the building a minute ago. • I put the book _______ on the shelf after reading it. • ...
sight words part 4 2024-01-11
Across
- when something or someone leaves, they are ____
- when you are full or satisfied, you've eaten ____
- someone you play with
- another word for solution or math problem
- another word for not agreeing
- not old, but ____
Down
- big body of water covering the earth
- when you don't know the answer, you ____
- something you ask
- doing something a another time
10 Clues: something you ask • not old, but ____ • someone you play with • another word for not agreeing • doing something a another time • big body of water covering the earth • when you don't know the answer, you ____ • another word for solution or math problem • when something or someone leaves, they are ____ • when you are full or satisfied, you've eaten ____
Sight Words 1-3 2024-10-07
10 Clues: Come _________ me. • Do you _______a book? • I will give it to you. • ________are my friends. • Is _________ your ball? • Give me ___________ one. • Yesterday __________Monday. • This gift is __________ you. • They are made up of letters. • This book is ____________the library.
Sight Words 151 - 160 2024-11-01
Across
- – They need to set a goal for the group.
- – They want another time to play again.
- – She saw the large place near the way.
- – She does her work with care each day.
Down
- – They saw it was even there all along.
- – They put the book on the table to read.
- – The plan went well for them.
- – They built a big tower to look at.
- – It was good to see the end after the long time.
- – They must go soon if they want to see it.
10 Clues: – The plan went well for them. • – They built a big tower to look at. • – They saw it was even there all along. • – They want another time to play again. • – She saw the large place near the way. • – She does her work with care each day. • – They need to set a goal for the group. • – They put the book on the table to read. • – They must go soon if they want to see it. • ...
Session 6 Sight words 2022-07-28
Across
- the act of ordering or allowing someone to leave
- move skillfully or carefully. Or to turn and direct an object.
- to pause before you do or say something, often because you are uncertain or nervous about it.
- to have formal discussions with someone in order to reach an agreement.
- having a lot of space
Down
- a state of confused and noisy disturbance
- to take action to help someone or support something.
- the general appearance of the natural environment, especially when it is beautiful.
- the ability to accept delay, suffering, or annoyance without complaining or becoming angry
- someone who has committed a crime or done something wrong. It can also be anything that causes harm or trouble
10 Clues: having a lot of space • a state of confused and noisy disturbance • the act of ordering or allowing someone to leave • to take action to help someone or support something. • move skillfully or carefully. Or to turn and direct an object. • to have formal discussions with someone in order to reach an agreement. • ...
Week 5 Sight Words 2022-02-08
Across
- I ____ to go to school yesterday.
- The missing pen is over ______!
- This is ______ computer.
- We _____ eight students in the class.
- ___ am doing my homework now.
Down
- _____ is a happy man.
- ____ name is Sally.
- There are two bedrooms in Wendy's _______.
- Will you ______ me with my homework, mom?
- This computer belongs to ______.
10 Clues: ____ name is Sally. • _____ is a happy man. • This is ______ computer. • ___ am doing my homework now. • The missing pen is over ______! • This computer belongs to ______. • I ____ to go to school yesterday. • We _____ eight students in the class. • Will you ______ me with my homework, mom? • There are two bedrooms in Wendy's _______.
Year 8 Term 3 Week 1 VIP 2022-01-06
Across
- When a writer creates a sense of worry, anxiety, fear, or stress within a story
- Repeated use of the same consonant sound in quick succession within a text (consonants can be placed at the start, middle, or end of words)
- The emotions in the setting
Down
- Building/keeping a reader’s interest by suggesting that something risky or dangerous is about to happen.
- When an idea/animal/thing is given human qualities/feelings
- The emotions of the reader
- Placing two things side by side to highlight their differences
- Repeated use of the 's' sound to start/within words
- Where human qualities/emotions are given to the weather/nature (8, 7)
- The use of words to create imagery that appeals to the senses (sight, sound, touch, taste, smell) (7, 8)
10 Clues: The emotions of the reader • The emotions in the setting • Repeated use of the 's' sound to start/within words • When an idea/animal/thing is given human qualities/feelings • Placing two things side by side to highlight their differences • Where human qualities/emotions are given to the weather/nature (8, 7) • ...
Year 8 Term 3 Week 1 VIP 2022-01-06
Across
- The use of words to create imagery that appeals to the senses (sight, sound, touch, taste, smell) (7, 8)
- Placing two things side by side to highlight their differences
- When an idea/animal/thing is given human qualities/feelings
- Repeated use of the same consonant sound in quick succession within a text (consonants can be placed at the start, middle, or end of words)
Down
- Repeated use of the 's' sound to start/within words
- Building/keeping a reader’s interest by suggesting that something risky or dangerous is about to happen.
- The emotions in the setting
- Where human qualities/emotions are given to the weather/nature (8, 7)
- The emotions of the reader
- When a writer creates a sense of worry, anxiety, fear, or stress within a story
10 Clues: The emotions of the reader • The emotions in the setting • Repeated use of the 's' sound to start/within words • When an idea/animal/thing is given human qualities/feelings • Placing two things side by side to highlight their differences • Where human qualities/emotions are given to the weather/nature (8, 7) • ...
Poetry and Figurative Language Crossword 2018-09-26
Across
- Which of your five senses does the following example of imagery appeal to? The fog covered everything in sight for nearly a mile.
- The trees shook their branches angrily in the wind.
- A song-like narrative poem that has a specific rhyme scheme and structure.
- A five lined poem with an AABBA rhyme scheme.
- You are the apple of my eye.
- verse A poem with no specific rhyme scheme or structure.
- Jay, Joe, and Judy did not do their homework yesterday.
- A group of lines in a poem.
- The class is a wild as a circus.
- Which of your five senses does the following example of imagery appeal to? After handling the hot frying pan, I needed medicine to heal the pain.
Down
- It took forever for my bus to arrive this morning.
- The leaves crunched beneath my feet.
- This type of figurative language creates a picture in your mind and appeals to your five senses.
- The repetition of sounds at the ends of words (cat and bat).
- The pattern of rhyming in poetry, example AABBA.
- A three lined poem with a 5-7-5 syllable pattern, usually about nature.
- Which of your five senses does the following example of imagery appeal to? The stench of the rotten eggs filled the air.
17 Clues: A group of lines in a poem. • You are the apple of my eye. • The class is a wild as a circus. • The leaves crunched beneath my feet. • A five lined poem with an AABBA rhyme scheme. • The pattern of rhyming in poetry, example AABBA. • It took forever for my bus to arrive this morning. • The trees shook their branches angrily in the wind. • ...
2 2023-02-03
Across
- uses graphic representations and signs to transmit a message through sight.
- are the smallest units of meaning that make up words when combined,such as the two morphemes “s” and “give” creating “gives.”
- uses words to transmit a message through reading and writing.
- fully engaged in the communication process, concentrating, and participating
- is used to inform or instruct.
- Within an organization, communication owes in a number of different ways
Down
- uses spoken language to transmit a message through listening and speaking.
- which is discussed in more detail in Chapter 10, means
- means hearing but not necessarily listening.
- are having awareness for how sounds are organized and rules for how sounds relate to one another.
- conveying messages using established codes of conduct, known as etiquette.
- is the gestures, movements, and mannerisms by which a
- communicates with others.
13 Clues: communicates with others. • is used to inform or instruct. • means hearing but not necessarily listening. • is the gestures, movements, and mannerisms by which a • which is discussed in more detail in Chapter 10, means • uses words to transmit a message through reading and writing. • Within an organization, communication owes in a number of different ways • ...
Linguistic Devices 2018-06-13
Across
- ‘the lake was like a mirror of her emotions’
- Punctuation used to create a short pause in a poem
- 'the lake was a mirror of her emotions’
- Repeated vowel sounds
- Words that make the sound that they describe
- Imagery relating to smell
- Language that evokes particular emotions
- Repeated consonant sounds
- Imagery relating to sight
- When the weather/atmosphere reflects people’s emotions
- When differing images are put alongside each other for effect
Down
- Imagery relating to taste
- particular links/associations we have with a word
- Exaggeration for effect
- When one line of a poem runs into the next
- A verse or paragraph of a poem
- Describing an object as having human qualities
- Imagery relating to sound
- Imagery relating to touch
19 Clues: Repeated vowel sounds • Exaggeration for effect • Imagery relating to taste • Imagery relating to smell • Imagery relating to sound • Repeated consonant sounds • Imagery relating to sight • Imagery relating to touch • A verse or paragraph of a poem • 'the lake was a mirror of her emotions’ • Language that evokes particular emotions • When one line of a poem runs into the next • ...
word list 5/16/22 Braeden 2022-05-16
14 Clues: SOAP SUDS • A SORE NECK • ROCKY COAST • BRIGHT STAR • TIGHT SHOES • A MESSY DESK • MOUNTIN GOAT • ROOM FOR RENT • LATE AT NIGHT • FIFTY FEET AWAY • ANIMALS FIGHTING • PEOPLE NEXT DOOR • FIRST SIGHT OF LAND • LIGHTER OF TWO BAGS
Definition Example 2021-12-17
Across
- occurrence of the same letter or sound at the beginning of adjacent or closely connected words.
- attribution of personal qualities especially
- exaggerated statements or claims not meant to be taken literally.
- a temporary state of mind or feeling
- departing from a literal use of words; metaphorical.
- have as one's intention or objective.
- Connotation is the use of a word to suggest a different association than its literal meaning, which is known as denotation.
- a usually recurring salient thematic element
- the general character or attitude of a place, piece of writing, situation.
Down
- Language words are used in a way that is different from the usual meaning.
- vocal expression
- a figure of speech in which a word or phrase is applied to an object or action to which it is not literally applicable.
- The simile can be rightfully called to be a comparison.
- the subject of a talk, a piece of writing, a person's thoughts, or an exhibition; a topic:
- the formation of a word from a sound associated with what is named
- Imagery is descriptive language used to appeal to a reader's senses: touch, taste, smell, sound, and sight.
- taking words in their usual or most basic sense without metaphor or allegory
- a mark or character used as a conventional representation of an object, function, or process.
18 Clues: vocal expression • a temporary state of mind or feeling • have as one's intention or objective. • attribution of personal qualities especially • a usually recurring salient thematic element • departing from a literal use of words; metaphorical. • The simile can be rightfully called to be a comparison. • exaggerated statements or claims not meant to be taken literally. • ...
Poetry Device Crossword! 2024-10-24
Across
- The attitude of the author toward the audience and characters (e.g., serious or humorous).
- the use of symbols to represent ideas or qualities
- • Identical or similar sounds occurring in the final syllables of lines/verses (i.e., play, weigh, hey).
- The repetition of initial consonant sounds, such as "Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers."
- Repeated use of sounds, words, or ideas for effect and emphasis
- the feeling created in the reader by a literary work or passage
- ! The use of words or phrases that sound like things to which they refer. Sound words (buzz, click, pop, bang)
- language language that cannot be taken literally since it was written to create a special effect or feeling
Down
- giving human characteristics to something non human
- lines/verses that are grouped together and each one usually has the same number of lines
- A comparison without using like or as e.g. your room is a pigsty.
- something that stands for something else
- a figure of speech involving the direct comparison of one thing with another thing of a different kind
- extreme exaggeration
- Central idea of a work of literature
- Pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables
- a figure of speech involving the comparison of one thing with another thing of a different kind using the connectors "like/as"
- Description that appeals to the senses (sight, sound, smell, touch, taste)
18 Clues: extreme exaggeration • Central idea of a work of literature • something that stands for something else • Pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables • the use of symbols to represent ideas or qualities • giving human characteristics to something non human • Repeated use of sounds, words, or ideas for effect and emphasis • ...
Year 9 - Vocab Revision 2024-06-13
Across
- Give an account of the similarities between two (or more) items or situations, referring to both (all) of them throughout.
- the implied or associative meaning of a word
- words that have the same beginning sounds together
- field Group of words which are related in meaning
- Conversation between characters
- Repetition of sounds at the end of words
- A device in literature where an object represents an idea.
- exaggeration
- the giving of human qualities to an animal, object, or idea
- a true story
- Description that appeals to the senses (sight, sound, smell, touch, taste)
- a group of words taken from a text or speech and repeated by someone other than the original author or speaker.
- A story that is not true or is made up
- narrative A story that ends where it begins
- Repeated use of sounds, words, or ideas for effect and emphasis
- A pattern of three words or phrases
- the picturing in words of something or someone through detailed observation of color, motion, sound, taste, smell, and touch
- A warning or indication of a future event
- fallacy when the weather reflects a character's feelings
Down
- A type of literature that expresses ideas, feelings, or tells a story in a specific form (usually using lines and stanzas)
- question A question asked merely for effect with no answer expected.
- language words used deliberately to create an emotional impact
- A comparison without using like or as
- The telling of a story or an account of an event or series of events.
- our spoken, written, or signed words and the ways we combine them to communicate meaning
- the arrangement or framework of a sentence, paragraph, or entire work
- to suggest
- address to speak directly; to remove any separation between speaker and audience
- written or spoken language in its ordinary form, without metrical structure.
- A part of the plot that jumps ahead in time and returns to the present
- irony when the audience knows something the characters do not
- A reference to another work of literature, person, or event
- voice The voice of the narrator telling the story
- to study or examine something in detail, in order to discover more about it
- personal story
- A comparison using "like" or "as"
- a scene in a movie, novel, etc., set in a time earlier than the main story.
- A strong, regular, repeated pattern of movement or sound.
38 Clues: to suggest • exaggeration • a true story • personal story • Conversation between characters • A comparison using "like" or "as" • A pattern of three words or phrases • A comparison without using like or as • A story that is not true or is made up • Repetition of sounds at the end of words • A warning or indication of a future event • narrative A story that ends where it begins • ...
Forgiveness; Forgiven 2022-12-05
Across
- We should give thought to what is what in the sight of all? (Romans 12:17)
- In the Lord's prayer, He says for us to ask God to forgive us our debts as we also have forgiven our ________? (Matthew 6:12)
- If one has a complaint again another, we should be what? Colossians 3:13)
- Repay no one what for evil? (Romans 12:17)
- Ephesians 4:32 tells us to be what to one another?
- So far as it depends on you, live how with all? (Romans 12:18)
- What belongs to God? (Romans 12:19)
- As God's chosen ones, put on what kind of hearts? (Colossians 3:12)
- We are to live in what with one another? (Romans 12:16)
- If a brother will not listen to you when you go to him about a sin he has done against you, then you are to take 2 or 3 with you as what? (Matthew 18:16)
Down
- Overcome evil with what? (Matthew 12:21)
- If a brother does not respond in a positive way after you have gone to him alone and then with witnesses, you should take it to whom? (Matthew 18:17)
- By feeding and giving your enemy something to drink, you will heap what on his head? (Matthew 12:20) (2 words)
- How many times did Jesus tell Peter he was to forgive someone? (Matthew 18:22)
- Just as the Lord has what us, we must forgive others? (Colossians 3:14)
- What are we to do if our enemy is hungry? (Romans 12:20)
- Never be wise in whose sight? (Romans 12:16) (2 words)
- If a brother sins against you, first you must go to him how? (Matthew 18:15)
- Will God forgive us our trespasses if we do not forgive others theirs? (Matthew 6:15)
19 Clues: What belongs to God? (Romans 12:19) • Overcome evil with what? (Matthew 12:21) • Repay no one what for evil? (Romans 12:17) • Ephesians 4:32 tells us to be what to one another? • Never be wise in whose sight? (Romans 12:16) (2 words) • We are to live in what with one another? (Romans 12:16) • What are we to do if our enemy is hungry? (Romans 12:20) • ...
Piaget's Cognitive Development 2014-08-18
Across
- It is called, "the age of reason".
- Children learn abstract thinking in the ________ operational stage.
- A kind of thinking that makes little use or no useof reasoning and logic (two words).
- Second stage of Cognitive Development Theory.
- Piaget was convinced that intellect grows through processes called Assimilation and ______.
- Unable to take the viewpoint of other people.
Down
- Kids lack an understaing of ___________ of mass in the pre-operational stage.
- First stage of Piaget's Cognitive Development Theory.
- An understanding that objects continue to exist when they are out of sight? (two words).
- A Swiss psychologist and philosopher that provided some of the first great insights of how children develop thinking abilities.
- ____________ refers to using existing mental patterns in new situations.
- ___________ operational stage is the third stage of cognitive development theory.
12 Clues: It is called, "the age of reason". • Second stage of Cognitive Development Theory. • Unable to take the viewpoint of other people. • First stage of Piaget's Cognitive Development Theory. • Children learn abstract thinking in the ________ operational stage. • ____________ refers to using existing mental patterns in new situations. • ...
LESSON 1 & 2 - SIGHT WORDS & VOCABULARY WORDS 2022-03-22
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- I feel _____ when I meet new people.
- They _____ days and work nights.
- It's _____ to drink eight glasses of water a day.
- His ____ is to buy a house next year.
- I like to be the _____ one in line.
- She puts _____ bag on the desk.
- You can say _____ to great someone who arrives.
- We got a _____ dog next week.
Down
- I _____ it's going to rain today.
- Tara will _____ to finish her work before lunch.
- The classroom was _____. No one is speaking.
- Students go to _____ to learn.
- Brad likes to _____ to class early.
- To _____, turn off the lights and take a warm bath.
- We shopped for food. _____ we made dinner.
15 Clues: We got a _____ dog next week. • Students go to _____ to learn. • She puts _____ bag on the desk. • They _____ days and work nights. • I _____ it's going to rain today. • Brad likes to _____ to class early. • I like to be the _____ one in line. • I feel _____ when I meet new people. • His ____ is to buy a house next year. • We shopped for food. _____ we made dinner. • ...
Poetry Review 2025-04-15
Across
- A group of lines in a poem
- Repeated use of sounds, words, or ideas for effect and emphasis
- A comparison using "like" or "as"
- the narrator of a poem
- Repetition of initial consonant sounds
- A four line stanza
- A device in literature where an object represents an idea.
Down
- A comparison of 2 unlike things
- Two consecutive lines of poetry that rhyme
- the giving of human qualities to an animal, object, or idea
- Description that appeals to the senses (sight, sound, smell, touch, taste)
11 Clues: A four line stanza • the narrator of a poem • A group of lines in a poem • A comparison of 2 unlike things • A comparison using "like" or "as" • Repetition of initial consonant sounds • Two consecutive lines of poetry that rhyme • A device in literature where an object represents an idea. • the giving of human qualities to an animal, object, or idea • ...
STIMULI AND RESPONSES 2022-04-27
Across
- device use to observe microorganisms
- a thing made or adapted for particular purpose, especially a piece of mechanical or electrical equipment
- Short-sightness can be corrected using _______ lens
- Limitations of sight include ______ illusion and blind spot
- A damaged cochlea can be corrected using a ________ implant but a damaged auditory nerve cannot be corrected using medicine or surgery
Down
- defect of sight that caused by the uneven curvature of the cornea or eye lens
- Defects of sight include short-___________, long-____________ and astigmatism
- devices to oevercome the limitations of sight
- Helps us to listen to the heartbeats
- Astigmatism can be corrected using ________ lenses
- Part of eye which detects light and produces nerve impulses
- can be formed in front or on the retina
- Long-sightness can be corrected using _______ lens
- ______________ amplifies sound so that can be heard from far away
14 Clues: device use to observe microorganisms • Helps us to listen to the heartbeats • can be formed in front or on the retina • devices to oevercome the limitations of sight • Astigmatism can be corrected using ________ lenses • Long-sightness can be corrected using _______ lens • Short-sightness can be corrected using _______ lens • ...
Josiah 2 Kings 22-24 2024-08-23
Across
- Hilkiah the priest gave Shaphan a ___. 2 Kings 22:10
- Josiah ___ himself before God. 2 Kings 22:19
- In the 18th year of Josiah the ___ was kept in Jerusalem. 2 Kings 23:23
- There was no king like Josiah who turned to the Lord with all his ___. 2 Kings 23:25
- All the idols were ___ outside Jerusalem. 2 Kings 23:4
- Josiah did what was ___ in the sight of the Lord. 2 Kings 22:2
Down
- When the king heard the words of the Book of the Law he ___ his clothes. 2 Kings 22:11
- God will bring ___ upon Judah. 2 Kings 22:16
- Josiah knew the ___ of the Lord was against them. 2 Kings 22:13
- The king of Babylon carried off all the ___ of the house of the Lord. 2 Kings 24:13
- Josiah ___ the book to all the people. 2 Kings 23:2
- Josiah was ___ years old when he began to reign. 2 Kings 22:1
12 Clues: Josiah ___ himself before God. 2 Kings 22:19 • God will bring ___ upon Judah. 2 Kings 22:16 • Josiah ___ the book to all the people. 2 Kings 23:2 • Hilkiah the priest gave Shaphan a ___. 2 Kings 22:10 • All the idols were ___ outside Jerusalem. 2 Kings 23:4 • Josiah was ___ years old when he began to reign. 2 Kings 22:1 • ...
Moses and the Tent of the Lord's Presence 2025-08-27
Across
- – The place the people stayed
- – The nation God brought out of Egypt
- – God spoke to Moses like one speaks to a
- – What Moses asked God to go with them
- – Moses spoke to God _ to _ (two words)
Down
- – God’s presence __ Israel from other nations
- – The young assistant who stayed at the tent
- – God said He knew Moses by __
- – What came down when God’s presence was at the tent
- – Moses found __ in God’s sight
- – Where Moses met with God outside the camp
- – Moses asked God to remember His __
12 Clues: – The place the people stayed • – God said He knew Moses by __ • – Moses found __ in God’s sight • – Moses asked God to remember His __ • – The nation God brought out of Egypt • – What Moses asked God to go with them • – Moses spoke to God _ to _ (two words) • – God spoke to Moses like one speaks to a • – Where Moses met with God outside the camp • ...
Banned Books Crossword 2024-09-13
Across
- to understand the meaning of letters and symbols especially by sight or touch
- materials that someone has attempted to remove or restrict from a library
- a long form of fiction that has a plot, setting & characters
- written or printed pictures and words on paper that are bound together
Down
- The First Amendment of the constitution protects the freedom of _______
- materials that have been removed from a school curriculum or library collection based on content
- restricting words, ideas, and information
- a writer of a book or article
8 Clues: a writer of a book or article • restricting words, ideas, and information • a long form of fiction that has a plot, setting & characters • written or printed pictures and words on paper that are bound together • The First Amendment of the constitution protects the freedom of _______ • materials that someone has attempted to remove or restrict from a library • ...
F2 Midterm Assessment Terms 2024-10-31
Across
- Relating to sight
- Relating to the sense of hearing
- Repetition of initial consonant sounds
- A figure of speech comparing two things
- A figure of speech comparing two things using like or as
- The implied meaning (hidden) of a word
- A literary device attributing human traits to non-human things
- The literal meaning (definition) of a word
- Descriptive language that creates sensory experiences
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- Relating to the sense of taste
- Relating to the sense of smell
- a figure of speech that combines contradictory words with opposing meanings
- Describing movement
- Exaggeration for emphasis
- The emotional setting or atmosphere of a piece
- A sound word, like "buzz" or "bang"
- The writer’s attitude towards the subject
17 Clues: Relating to sight • Describing movement • Exaggeration for emphasis • Relating to the sense of taste • Relating to the sense of smell • Relating to the sense of hearing • A sound word, like "buzz" or "bang" • Repetition of initial consonant sounds • The implied meaning (hidden) of a word • A figure of speech comparing two things • The writer’s attitude towards the subject • ...
Poetry Definitions Crossword 2023-04-27
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- The life lesson or overall message
- A group of lines in a poem
- Appeals to the reader’s sense of touch
- Appeals to the reader’s sense of smell
- A row of words in a poem
Down
- The pattern of end rhymes in a poem
- Appeals to the reader’s sense of sight
- Appeals to the reader’s sense of taste
- The general subject of the poem
- Appeals to the reader’s sense of hearing
- Highly descriptive & vivid writing that appeals to the reader’s senses
11 Clues: A row of words in a poem • A group of lines in a poem • The general subject of the poem • The life lesson or overall message • The pattern of end rhymes in a poem • Appeals to the reader’s sense of sight • Appeals to the reader’s sense of taste • Appeals to the reader’s sense of touch • Appeals to the reader’s sense of smell • Appeals to the reader’s sense of hearing • ...
Piaget's Cognitive Development 2014-08-18
Across
- Kids lack an understaing of ___________ of mass in the pre-operational stage.
- ____________ refers to using existing mental patterns in new situations.
- An understanding that objects continue to exist when they are out of sight? (two words).
- ___________ operational stage is the third stage of cognitive development theory.
- A Swiss psychologist and philosopher that provided some of the first great insights of how children develop thinking abilities.
Down
- Unable to take the viewpoint of other people.
- Children learn abstract thinking in the ________ operational stage.
- First stage of Piaget's Cognitive Development Theory.
- It is called, "the age of reason".
- Second stage of Cognitive Development Theory.
- A kind of thinking that makes little use or no useof reasoning and logic (two words).
- Piaget was convinced that intellect grows through processes called Assimilation and ______.
12 Clues: It is called, "the age of reason". • Unable to take the viewpoint of other people. • Second stage of Cognitive Development Theory. • First stage of Piaget's Cognitive Development Theory. • Children learn abstract thinking in the ________ operational stage. • ____________ refers to using existing mental patterns in new situations. • ...
Figurative Language Words 2023-04-18
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- A joke exploiting the different possible meanings of a word or the fact that there are words that sound alike but have different meanings.
- Description that appeals to the senses (sight, sound, smell, touch, taste)
- A word that imitates the sound it represents.
- A figure of speech in which apparently contradictory terms appear in conjunction
- A comparison without using like or as
- A comparison using "like" or "as"
Down
- A figure of speech in which an object or animal is given human feelings, thoughts, or attitudes
- Exaggerated statements or claims not meant to be taken literally.
- Repetition of vowel sounds
- Repetition of a consonant sound within two or more words in close proximity.
- Repetition of initial consonant sounds
- A device in literature where an object represents an idea.
12 Clues: Repetition of vowel sounds • A comparison using "like" or "as" • A comparison without using like or as • Repetition of initial consonant sounds • A word that imitates the sound it represents. • A device in literature where an object represents an idea. • Exaggerated statements or claims not meant to be taken literally. • ...
Ella's Diner 2024-01-26
Across
- crouch down in fear.
- To pass quickly from sight; disappear
- become accustomed to a new climate or to new conditions
- someone or something untidy, messy, or unkempt
- a state of great disturbance, confusion, or uncertainty.
- Reduced to poverty/poor
Down
- to cease, as from some action or proceeding stop
- with excessive speed or urgency; hurriedly
- using or expressed in more words than are needed.
- A person who campaigns for some kind of social change
10 Clues: crouch down in fear. • Reduced to poverty/poor • To pass quickly from sight; disappear • with excessive speed or urgency; hurriedly • someone or something untidy, messy, or unkempt • to cease, as from some action or proceeding stop • using or expressed in more words than are needed. • A person who campaigns for some kind of social change • ...
Developmental Psychology 101 2025-11-07
Across
- Gross motor skill: jumping with both ______
- The word before permanence, understanding that objects still exist when out of sight
- First motor milestone: lifting the ______
- Fine motor activity: using ______ to draw
- Skill developed when a child learns to grasp objects
Down
- Combining two words around age ______
- Domain involving emotions and relationships
- Showing preference for familiar adults
- Emotional regulation strategy: deep ______
- Type of play where children play side by side but not together
10 Clues: Combining two words around age ______ • Showing preference for familiar adults • First motor milestone: lifting the ______ • Fine motor activity: using ______ to draw • Emotional regulation strategy: deep ______ • Gross motor skill: jumping with both ______ • Domain involving emotions and relationships • Skill developed when a child learns to grasp objects • ...
INGLES 3 2018-08-30
Across
- Articulate sounds and words to express or communicate.
- Establishment where meals are prepared and served.
- Represent ideas, words, numbers or musical notes by letters or other graphic signs.
- Process of perceiving and understanding writing, either through sight or touch
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- Information that before being explained (manifested) was not known.
- Ability to act or produce an effect.
- It is one of the four seasons and it is the warmest of them
- Document with international validity issued by the authorities of your respective country.
8 Clues: Ability to act or produce an effect. • Establishment where meals are prepared and served. • Articulate sounds and words to express or communicate. • It is one of the four seasons and it is the warmest of them • Information that before being explained (manifested) was not known. • Process of perceiving and understanding writing, either through sight or touch • ...
More sight words 2012-01-28
Big Cats Crossword 2021-02-25
Across
- Name of our female Amur Tiger
- Scent-marking is a form of olfactory ____
- Flagship species of the high mountains (two words)
- Snow Leopards descend to approximately 4,800’ during __
- Pumas geographic range is the ___
- Dark-maned male lions enjoy longer ___ life-spans___
- Markings on the back of the female lion's ____ are used as a signal in coordinating group hunting
- lions and lionesses mate for this duration – (two words)
- Name of our female puma
- Cats that are able to roar have an incompletely ossified ___apparatus
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- Name of our male jaguar
- A lone male lion is called a _____
- The jaguar is the only large, wide-ranging carnivore in the world with no ____
- Name of our male African Lion
- Tigers attack from the side or from the ___
- Young pumas use loud, chirping ___ to call their mothers
- Tigers are not good climbers. Adults only climb trees in __
- Leopards kill larger animals by _____
- Has the most powerful bite of all big cats
- Name of our female jaguar
- How many subspecies of leopards are there
- A tiger depends more on sight and hearing than on ___ to hunt
22 Clues: Name of our male jaguar • Name of our female puma • Name of our female jaguar • Name of our female Amur Tiger • Name of our male African Lion • Pumas geographic range is the ___ • A lone male lion is called a _____ • Leopards kill larger animals by _____ • Scent-marking is a form of olfactory ____ • How many subspecies of leopards are there • ...
Figurative Language 2023-06-13
Across
- An exaggeration or overstated claim
- When the beginning of words start with the same consonant within the a sentence
- Giving human-like qualities to non-human things.
- A figure of speech that uses two words that contradict.
- The comparison of two things using like or as
Down
- The use of description through the 5 senses. Touch, taste, smell, sight, hear.
- The comparison of two things without using like or as.
- This is when the word sounds like the sound it represents.
8 Clues: An exaggeration or overstated claim • The comparison of two things using like or as • Giving human-like qualities to non-human things. • The comparison of two things without using like or as. • A figure of speech that uses two words that contradict. • This is when the word sounds like the sound it represents. • ...
The 5 Senses 2015-10-21
Across
- The body part that senses flavour
- The name of the system that uses the 5 senses
- The body part that detects odours
- If you lose the sense taste you have ________
- The sense that uses the nose
- The body part that can see
- The body part that feels different textures
Down
- The sense that uses the hands
- The sense that uses the ears
- If you lose the sense smell you have _______
- Taste, Smell, Touch, Sight and Sound are all ________
- The sense that uses the mouth
- The sense that uses the eyes
- If you lose the sense sight you are _______
- If you lose the sense sound you are ________
- The body part that listens
16 Clues: The body part that can see • The body part that listens • The sense that uses the ears • The sense that uses the eyes • The sense that uses the nose • The sense that uses the hands • The sense that uses the mouth • The body part that senses flavour • The body part that detects odours • If you lose the sense sight you are _______ • The body part that feels different textures • ...
Alpha Bats Crossword 2023-12-14
Across
- means the same or nearly the same as another word
- words which appear at the top of a dictionary page
- the main character in a story
- unfriendly, forceful, combative
- a type of sea mammal
- extraordinarily good or attractive
- because bats are mammals, their babies drink ____.
- the science or medicine of breathing
- book with synonyms and antonyms
- contagious, able to be passed from one living thing to another
- the ability to see
- to imagine possibilities in the future
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- extraordinary, out of the ordinary, amazing
- science or study of the heart
- have 6 legs and are eaten by some bats and spiders.
- feeling sick or disgusted at the sight of something
- main idea or main message
- the study of the mind or soul
- book with definitions
- extremely important
- the only true mammal that can fly
- what a word means
- finding things by reflected sound
- the science or study of life
- to picture something in your mind
- an 8 legged creature which spins webs
- words which are the most important in a sentence
- integumentary system
28 Clues: what a word means • the ability to see • extremely important • a type of sea mammal • integumentary system • book with definitions • main idea or main message • the science or study of life • science or study of the heart • the main character in a story • the study of the mind or soul • unfriendly, forceful, combative • book with synonyms and antonyms • the only true mammal that can fly • ...
National Park 2021-06-13
Across
- What must be stored out of sight in vehicle without trunks? (2 words)
- Where do you seal food to minimize smells?
- Where can you put the trash in?
- What needs to be kept clean?
Down
- Bears can smell good with it.
- Who have very good noses?
- Where does the baby have do sit in?
- Where should you put the food in?
- What should you put in the locker?
- Where do you camp?
10 Clues: Where do you camp? • Who have very good noses? • What needs to be kept clean? • Bears can smell good with it. • Where can you put the trash in? • Where should you put the food in? • What should you put in the locker? • Where does the baby have do sit in? • Where do you seal food to minimize smells? • What must be stored out of sight in vehicle without trunks? (2 words)
Computer Vocabulary 2014-08-22
Across
- space three times the space
- information in a form suitable for transition
- mechanical magnetic electronic
- software control the computer hardware
- closed term prior to your signature
- notation refers to a special notation
- computer a personal computer intended for a single location use
- heading at the top of a sheet
- the name given to the transparent side
- words word printed at the top of the page
- notation at the end of a letter
- letter all elements on the left margin
- space to times the space
Down
- computer portable computer
- set of one or more fonts
- location of a story
- device that can be programmed to carry info
- software set of one ore more programs
- row key use the sense of sight to find the key
- study of people in their work space
- reference work that list words
- components of a computer
- appear in black with the inside left white
- enters text on paper
- address address of an addressee
- made of paper to send letters
- tunnel syndrome paresthesia pain numbness
- printer prints paper
- base of font used in a paragraph
29 Clues: location of a story • enters text on paper • printer prints paper • set of one or more fonts • components of a computer • space to times the space • computer portable computer • space three times the space • heading at the top of a sheet • made of paper to send letters • mechanical magnetic electronic • reference work that list words • address address of an addressee • ...
Literary Terms (E1) 2022-09-01
Across
- When something happens/is said that contrasts our expectations, often in a humorous way
- Where and when a story takes place along with the context surrounding the story
- How the reader feels while reading
- The person/voice that is telling the story
- An exaggeration
- The people in a story
- Writing something over and over again; often for emphasis
- Comparing two things using like/as
Down
- An exaggeration
- Descriptions that appeal to the five senses (sight, sound, taste, touch, feeling)
- An umbrella term for language that doesn’t really mean what it says
- Comparing two things NOT using like/as
- How the author feels while writing
- Giving human actions/characteristics to animals or non-human things
- The categories in which we divide literature (and movies, TV shows, etc.)
- The struggle between two opposing forces in a text
- Sound words
- When an author hints at something that will happen later in a text
- The structure of related actions, selected and arranged by the author
- A reference to something else in a text such as a historical figure or event
- The repetition of consonant sounds (any letter that isn’t a, e, i, o, u) at the beginning of words
21 Clues: Sound words • An exaggeration • An exaggeration • The people in a story • How the author feels while writing • How the reader feels while reading • Comparing two things using like/as • Comparing two things NOT using like/as • The person/voice that is telling the story • The struggle between two opposing forces in a text • ...
Roots 4 (Review of Lessons 1-3) 2023-11-06
Across
- a long piece of music to be played by an orchestra
- a strikingly grand sight
- a tryout for a role
- an electronic system that blends sounds from more than one source
- expressing one's ideas firmly and often
- to direct or oversee
- to look back and change
- the people who hear a speech or performance
- onlooker
- a shield for the eyes
- the act of saying words for someone else to write down
- hobby
- a person who commands and rules with total authority
- to imagine
- not able to be heard
Down
- to say what will happen in the future
- singer
- a cone-shaped horn used to direct the voice and make it sound louder
- hard to break away from
- an impressive to look at
- something that is looked forward to
- admiration
- the words of decision from a jury
- a job or calling
- a curved wind instrument made of brass with a reed mouthpiece and keys for the fingers
- to speak against
- able to be seen
- the study of the sounds of the letters
- able to be heard
- a large room
30 Clues: hobby • singer • onlooker • admiration • to imagine • a large room • able to be seen • a job or calling • to speak against • able to be heard • a tryout for a role • to direct or oversee • not able to be heard • a shield for the eyes • hard to break away from • to look back and change • a strikingly grand sight • an impressive to look at • the words of decision from a jury • ...
Jane Eyre 2012-04-08
Across
- open, make room , clean
- to make angry
- being cut off or broken
- unpleasant, annoying,pest
- a material use to produce spark
- to retaliate on someone who has caused harm to you
- insensible
- joyless, full of sorrow
- completely without sight , blind
- to tourture, bother reapeated
- arrogant,full of self-importance
- the state of having extreme apathy which result in to going into a shock
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- evil , mean spirited
- uncontrollable emotions,scared
- to cut off
- money, gold coins
- a woman who takes care of a child
- sales drugs or compounds for medical reasons
- rely on others to provide for them
- less important in value or person
- to quote or echo others words
- gladness ,often use towards laughter
- a disease caused by rickettsias
- pastor
- destroyed, risk
25 Clues: pastor • to cut off • insensible • to make angry • destroyed, risk • money, gold coins • evil , mean spirited • open, make room , clean • being cut off or broken • joyless, full of sorrow • unpleasant, annoying,pest • to quote or echo others words • to tourture, bother reapeated • uncontrollable emotions,scared • a material use to produce spark • a disease caused by rickettsias • ...
Ryan's Birthday Puzzle 2014 2014-05-10
Across
- Hand over my _____
- The month of our first date
- I'm your voice of _____.
- One of your favorite words, begins with a "s"
- I'm the ______, you are the cracker.
- are my _____
- The day you were born
- What we have at the movies
- Put your head on my ______
- "Let's take a trip ______."
- A good ______
- ______ Anticca
- Pounding ______
- I love it when you call me, _____
Down
- Opposite of sad
- You are my _____
- Golden State _____
- State where Ryan is from
- Your favorite board game
- Noodles and sauce
- We are an effective _____.
- Ice cream flavor
- Don't tell me you are a ______!
- I love being with _____.
- We love watching _____!
- San jose hockey team
- _____ at first sight
- State where Jen is from
- Santana ______
- Ryan's middle name
30 Clues: are my _____ • A good ______ • Santana ______ • ______ Anticca • Opposite of sad • Pounding ______ • You are my _____ • Ice cream flavor • Noodles and sauce • Hand over my _____ • Golden State _____ • Ryan's middle name • San jose hockey team • _____ at first sight • The day you were born • We love watching _____! • State where Jen is from • State where Ryan is from • Your favorite board game • ...
Stage 8 Derivatives 2018-03-09
Across
- a spa treatment for FEET
- full of SAVAGENESS
- William Penn’s WOODS
- full of FIGHTING
- a book of WILD ANIMALS or creatures
- a person who MAKES a job EASIER
- a flower whose leaves look like a SWORD
- words spoken by MESSENGERS
- the NET at the back of your eyeball
- acting like a young BOY
- a person who is a noble LEADER
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- an event that is full of SIGHT
- to remove all the BLOOD
- when a dictator makes rules for the WHOLE country
- a girl ASKING to become a nun
- a place that cannot be LIVED IN
- to annoy as if CHASING someone
- LYING DOWN
- a GATEWAY to a new dimension
- when physicians have and IMMEDIATE need
- half FISH half lady
- a person who EATS or uses goods
22 Clues: LYING DOWN • full of FIGHTING • full of SAVAGENESS • half FISH half lady • William Penn’s WOODS • to remove all the BLOOD • acting like a young BOY • a spa treatment for FEET • words spoken by MESSENGERS • a GATEWAY to a new dimension • a girl ASKING to become a nun • an event that is full of SIGHT • to annoy as if CHASING someone • a person who is a noble LEADER • ...
drone 2023-05-02
Across
- (2 WORDS) .... Are situations where the likelihood of a drone escaping into the outside airspace is very low.
- Categories A1 and A3 are designed around the following principle: the heavier, the further, the..
- In MEUH, ''E'' stands for ....
- The most dangerous situation could be predicted if you see this kind of cloud. What is the name?
- A1 and A3 are ....category
- 120 m is the maximum .... i can reach when flying my drone
- (2 WORDS)Are important if if you want to have an effective means to track your activities.
- There are two things that you are looking for with wind – its speed and its ....
- U...Aircraft Sistem
- (3 WORDS) RTH acronym stands for ...
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- (2 WORDS) a situation where a drone is not safely separed from a manned aircraft that is operating in the same airspace
- To fly your drone at night, the drone must have at least one green ... light on it.
- The person (or sometimes it’s a company) that manages the operations and gives the instructions. UAS...
- What is the name of the motion around the lateral axix?
- What is the name of the motion around the longitudinal axix?
- Before every flight it is very important that you do a pre-flight .... of the drone
- When flying in FPV mode, I always should be assisted by an O...
- Visual line of .... must be applied during the entire flight
- We can find many categories, which one allows the highest risk operation?
- Where do I find information about UAS Geographical Zones IN ITALY?
- In the meuh acronym, H.. stands for?
21 Clues: U...Aircraft Sistem • A1 and A3 are ....category • In MEUH, ''E'' stands for .... • In the meuh acronym, H.. stands for? • (3 WORDS) RTH acronym stands for ... • What is the name of the motion around the lateral axix? • 120 m is the maximum .... i can reach when flying my drone • What is the name of the motion around the longitudinal axix? • ...
TEst 2021-06-13
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- chests What must be stored out of sight in vehicle without trunks? (2 words)
- What should you put in the locker?
- Where do you camp?
- Where should you put the food in?
- Where do you seal food to minimize smells?
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- Where does the baby have do sit in?
- Where can you put the trash in?
- Who have very good noses?
- What needs to be kept clean?
- Bears can smell good with it.
10 Clues: Where do you camp? • Who have very good noses? • What needs to be kept clean? • Bears can smell good with it. • Where can you put the trash in? • Where should you put the food in? • What should you put in the locker? • Where does the baby have do sit in? • Where do you seal food to minimize smells? • ...
Formal and Informal Writing 2020-09-21
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- intensely irritated and frustrated.
- extremely hungry.
- relating to sensation or the physical senses
- cautiously and surreptitiously, so as not to be seen or heard.
- an idea failed to be grasped or remembered by someone.
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- having or showing a perceptive understanding or insight
- disgracefully bad or unpleasant.
- conveyed through the choice of words, or the viewpoint of a writer on a particular subject
- a thing made by combining two different elements.
- catch sight of.
10 Clues: catch sight of. • extremely hungry. • disgracefully bad or unpleasant. • intensely irritated and frustrated. • relating to sensation or the physical senses • a thing made by combining two different elements. • an idea failed to be grasped or remembered by someone. • having or showing a perceptive understanding or insight • ...
Poetic Devices (The English Romantics) 2016-10-22
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- A short remark or poem that expresses an idea in a clever or memorable way
- Imagery that describes how something moves
- Similar sounds within one line of poetry usually in a regular pattern
- An idea or image that is repeated regularly throughout a poem or other creative work
- A word that echoes the sound that it describes
- An indirect reference to a person, character, place or event that contributes meaning
- The repetition of 's' sounds in nearby words
- Imagery that calls on our sense of touch
- Imagery that calls on our sense of sight
- A comparison that replaces one thing with another
- Two lines of poetry together that rhyme and are of equal length
- A metaphor that gives non-living things human characteristics
- When the writer seems to be speaking to someone or something, using second person voice
- Exaggeration for dramatic effect
- Imagery that calls on our sense of taste
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- When the writer uses the pronouns 'I' and 'me' they are writing in ----- ------ perspective
- Something simple that stands for or represents something more complex
- A metaphor that gives animals and other living things human characteristics
- The repetition of vowel sounds in nearby words
- The repetition of consonant sounds at the beginnings of words
- A comparison that uses the words 'like' or 'as'
- Imagery that calls on our sense of smell
- When one line flows into the next without a pause in order to make sense
- Similar sounds at the ends of lines of poetry usually in a regular pattern
- Imagery that calls on our sense of sound
25 Clues: Exaggeration for dramatic effect • Imagery that calls on our sense of smell • Imagery that calls on our sense of touch • Imagery that calls on our sense of sight • Imagery that calls on our sense of taste • Imagery that calls on our sense of sound • Imagery that describes how something moves • The repetition of 's' sounds in nearby words • ...
Medieval Castles 2020-04-23
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- competitive combat between two knights using lances while on horseback.
- usually found on the upper floors of the castle, the king and his family went here for privacy and sleep (2 words, no space)
- a black tarry substance heated and poured on the enemy.
- this was the main part and most fortified (strong) part of the castle.
- this group of people worked on the land but owned nothing.
- a low wall around a tower that gave protection and good sight to the soldiers.
- the official messenger of the king
- a wandering musician who sang tales of brave knights and beautiful maidens.
- a device used to punish people for wrongdoing and allowed people to make fun of and throw old food at them.
- a winged, fire-breathing, serpent-like creature.
- towers along the castle used for defense (two words, no space)
- the area of the castle where the lord held banquets and conducted public business. (2 words, no space)
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- narrow openings in castle walls for archers to fire arrows out of (2 words, no space)
- these were fortresses built for protection during the Middle Ages.
- a person who entertained people by being silly and foolish.
- a weapon that shot stones from a sling-like contraption.
- an unmarried woman
- an area where the soldiers lived or housing for the king's army.
- this entrance to a castle could be raised or lowered.
- a man who pledged loyalty to the lord and upheld the code of chivalry.
- this was the prison of a castle where law breakers were kept. Begins with the letter "D".
- a ditch around a castle, usually filled with water.
- the common area used by nearly everyone in the castle.
23 Clues: an unmarried woman • the official messenger of the king • a winged, fire-breathing, serpent-like creature. • a ditch around a castle, usually filled with water. • this entrance to a castle could be raised or lowered. • the common area used by nearly everyone in the castle. • a black tarry substance heated and poured on the enemy. • ...
TEst 2021-06-13
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- chests What must be stored out of sight in vehicle without trunks? (2 words)
- What should you put in the locker?
- Where do you camp?
- Where should you put the food in?
- Where do you seal food to minimize smells?
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- Where does the baby have do sit in?
- Where can you put the trash in?
- Who have very good noses?
- What needs to be kept clean?
- Bears can smell good with it.
10 Clues: Where do you camp? • Who have very good noses? • What needs to be kept clean? • Bears can smell good with it. • Where can you put the trash in? • Where should you put the food in? • What should you put in the locker? • Where does the baby have do sit in? • Where do you seal food to minimize smells? • ...
AP Lit Vocab 2023-01-09
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- A work of literature dealing with rural life
- Actions speak louder than words
- Out of Sight Out of Mind
- The use of insincere or overdone sentimentality
- A statement of idea that fails to follow logically from the one before
- whale-road; ocean
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- Inflated, pretentious language used for trivial subjects
- You're not the sharpest tool in the shed
- To be - or not to be
- Distinguished from Apollonian, refers to sensual, pleasure-seeking impulses
10 Clues: whale-road; ocean • To be - or not to be • Out of Sight Out of Mind • Actions speak louder than words • You're not the sharpest tool in the shed • A work of literature dealing with rural life • The use of insincere or overdone sentimentality • Inflated, pretentious language used for trivial subjects • A statement of idea that fails to follow logically from the one before • ...
I Want to Play a Game 2025-11-13
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- Spoken or written words that have no meaning
- A person who makes and repairs wooden objects and structures.
- An immature man
- Sight, Sound, Smell, Touch, and _____
- Measuring a small distance from end to end.
- Short for cryptocurrency.
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- The day of the week before Monday and following Saturday
- Pleasing in general; delightful.
- A level area surrounded by seats for spectators
- Strong black coffee made by forcing steam through ground coffee beans.
10 Clues: An immature man • Short for cryptocurrency. • Pleasing in general; delightful. • Sight, Sound, Smell, Touch, and _____ • Measuring a small distance from end to end. • Spoken or written words that have no meaning • A level area surrounded by seats for spectators • The day of the week before Monday and following Saturday • ...
8th Grade English year in review crossword 2015-05-09
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- Technique in which a story starts at the end and then jumps back in time
- When Anne Frank writes about the progress of World War II and the treatment of the Jews, this is an __________ conflict
- The opposite of subjective
- When Lennie accidentally kills the mouse in Of Mice and Men this is an example of ___________
- Typed academic papers from this point forward needed to be __________ spaced
- To give constructive criticism is to ___________ (begins with C)
- The shared vowel sound in bow down is called _____________
- One of the 12 Powerful Words that means to judge
- The first part of any story in which you learn the setting and characters
- One of the 12 Powerful Words that is often paired with compare
- Cheating by copying someone’s work is called ____________
- One of the 12 Powerful Words than means to “read between the lines”
- The dead European language from which English gets many long but easy-to-spell words
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- The book title Of Mice and Men is an __________ to a famous poem by Robert Burns
- The living European language from which English gets many long but hard-to-spell words come from
- The poetic effect used when you say “Peter Piper picked a peck”; sometimes called front rhyme
- I’ll say it again. I’ll say it again. I’ll say it again.
- The study of word roots
- Acclaimed writer Billy Collins used to hold this title
- The opposite of objective
- Homophone for sight and site. Remember to ________ your sources in an academic paper.
- The E in MEAL paragraph
- A short section within a poem
- Pow! Crash! Bang!
- The fact that Thessa Warr is a peace loving person is an example of _________
- When Anne Frank writes in her diary about identity issues this is an __________ conflict
- Something that is the opposite of poetic is merely ________
- The slanted style of lettering used for movie and book names
28 Clues: Pow! Crash! Bang! • The study of word roots • The E in MEAL paragraph • The opposite of objective • The opposite of subjective • A short section within a poem • One of the 12 Powerful Words that means to judge • Acclaimed writer Billy Collins used to hold this title • I’ll say it again. I’ll say it again. I’ll say it again. • ...
To Kill A Mockingbird 2021-06-03
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- The publisher of Maycomb's newspaper. (two words)
- What does Bob Ewell try to do to Jem and Scout?
- The missionary group meets for a _______ party.
- Who dies at the beginning of chapter 8?(two words)
- What is the name of Cal's church? (two words)
- Narrator of story.
- During the fire, what does Scout get covered with?
- Scout wakes up screaming the world was ending because she saw _____ outside.
- Who lets the Finch kids and Dill play in her yard as long as they don't trample her azaleas? (two words)
- Boo leaves two pieces of _______ in the Radley's oak tree.
- What does Jem find folded on the fence?
- Stabbed his dad with a pair of scissors.
- to escape, physically or mentally.
- The Finches' black cook
- Who is the "meanest man ever God blew breath into" according to Calpurnia? (two words)
- To be in a deplorable condition. This word is used to describe the Radley's porch.
- Who does Miss. Gates say chased the Jews?
- The minister at Cal's church. (two words)
- Tom's lawyer.
- Accused of beating and raping a white girl.(two words)
- The sheriff of Maycomb. (two words)
- Who visits Maycomb every summer?
- What does Mr. Radley fill in the hole from the tree?
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- Which white man married a black woman? (two words)
- What does Atticus do to the rabid dog?
- Scout _____ Boo home at the end of the book.
- Tom Robinson was declared _____ but was really innocent.
- Miss Caroline prohibits Scout to _____ at home.
- Atticus younger brother.
- Francis called Atticus a _____ at the christmas dinner.(two words)
- What does Bob Ewell do to Atticus apart from threatening him?
- A boy who cant afford lunch at school. (two words)
- Who broke into judge Taylor's house? (two words)
- Who has a morphine addiction? (two words)
- She tries to be a female influence in Scout's life
- Who is the girl that was supposedly raped and beaten?
- Where does Scout eagerly prepare to go for the first time in chapter 2?
- What is the name of the judge in Tom Robinson trial?
- A person that makes and sells drugs, medicine.
- Scout's older brother.
- That is distant but within sight.
- equally skillful with each hand. Atticus says this word to Mr. Ewell when he is writing.
- A short,fight or struggle in a confused way at close quarters.
- Scout used this word to describe how she never protests when Atticus gives her instructions.
- Jem, Dill and Scout get caught trying to give a ______ to Boo.
- The amount of times Tom Robinson was shot.
- Who does Scout stop at the jail? (two words)
- Miss Maudie's house _____ down
- The act of examining something closely. This word was used at the court when the jury and witness were thinking alike.
- The _____ of Tom took place.
50 Clues: Tom's lawyer. • Narrator of story. • Scout's older brother. • The Finches' black cook • Atticus younger brother. • The _____ of Tom took place. • Miss Maudie's house _____ down • Who visits Maycomb every summer? • That is distant but within sight. • to escape, physically or mentally. • The sheriff of Maycomb. (two words) • What does Atticus do to the rabid dog? • ...
Rhetorical Terms 2017-12-10
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- I came, I played, I won
- Language he use of words or expressions with a meaning that is different from the literal interpretation
- "Hello Sunshine!"
- The fact of two things being seen or placed together with contrasting effects
- What you see is what you get
- Expectation VS. reality
- Quotation ""
- The use of Sarcasm, Sincerity, Playful, Serious, Dreamy, and Angel
- The attribution of a human characteristic to something nonhuman
- I Will Not, I Will Not, I Will Not,
- Cat Women, Cat Lady
- An idea or feeling that a word invokes in addition
- "If it ain't broke, don't fix it."
- The Cat Sat Back
- Exaggerated statements or claimed not meant to be taken literally
- Figure of speech in which apparently contradictory terms appear in conjunction
- Sentence Withholds its main idea until the end
- Words, Grammatical construction or concepts are repeated in reverse order, in the same or modified from
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- Socks are to feet; Hands are to ?
- Fear leads to ANGER. ANGER leads to HATE. HATE leads to suffering
- Arrange of words or phrases to create well formed sentences in a language
- The formation of a word from a sound associated with what it is human
- I'm sensing some tension between you.
- Some Smug Slug
- Appeals Ethos, Pathos, Logos
- Enter; Do NOT enter
- A mild or indirect word or expression substituted for one considered to be too harsh
- One Upon A Time The End
- A part is made to represent a whole or a who is made.
- Pitter-Patter Pitter-Patter
- Sight, Smell, Taste, Sound, and Touch
- It rained on his lousy tombstone, and it rained on the grass on his stomach.
- Slang words, words used in a familiar conversation
- Calls something to mind without actually explaining it.
- The use of humor, irony, exaggeration, or ridicule to expose
35 Clues: Quotation "" • Some Smug Slug • The Cat Sat Back • "Hello Sunshine!" • Enter; Do NOT enter • Cat Women, Cat Lady • I came, I played, I won • Expectation VS. reality • One Upon A Time The End • Pitter-Patter Pitter-Patter • Appeals Ethos, Pathos, Logos • What you see is what you get • Socks are to feet; Hands are to ? • "If it ain't broke, don't fix it." • ...
TASK 2018-08-30
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- Process of perceiving and understanding writing, either through sight or touch
- Information that before being explained (manifested) was not known.
- Establishment where meals are prepared and served.
- Represent ideas, words, numbers or musical notes by letters or other graphic signs.
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- Document with international validity issued by the authorities of your respective country.
- Articulate sounds and words to express or communicate.
- Ability to act or produce an effect.
- It is one of the four seasons and it is the warmest of them
8 Clues: Ability to act or produce an effect. • Establishment where meals are prepared and served. • Articulate sounds and words to express or communicate. • It is one of the four seasons and it is the warmest of them • Information that before being explained (manifested) was not known. • Process of perceiving and understanding writing, either through sight or touch • ...
Vocabulary! 2013-05-08
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- creative; new
- very surprised
- to put something away to use later
- a task that is given to someone
- a person that you are doing an activity with
- to give details to explain what someone or something looks like
- to sing without words
- not interesting; not entertaining
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- to keep away
- a container used to carry things
- to be a sign something
- unhappy because something did not meet expectations
- a lotion that protects the skin from sunburns
- a game or exercise
- a sight; a scene
- to pull or cut things like fruit or leaves with your fingers
- uncommon or unusual; not often seen
- a flower before it opens
- a red burn people get when they stay in the sun too long
- the edge of a hat that covers the face
20 Clues: to keep away • creative; new • very surprised • a sight; a scene • a game or exercise • to sing without words • to be a sign something • a flower before it opens • a task that is given to someone • a container used to carry things • not interesting; not entertaining • to put something away to use later • uncommon or unusual; not often seen • the edge of a hat that covers the face • ...
THAT'S AMORE! 2025-04-04
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- What all this fuss is about
- I love you to the ______ and back
- Female spouse
- Aphrodisiac
- He shoots people with arrows
- Goddess of Love
- What Chris will be after wedding
- Love in tennis
- Metal band for finger
- When you wrap your arms around someone
- Bird representing love and peace
- A special night out
- Symbol associated with love and emotion
- Something borrowed, something_____
- Usually done on one knee
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- Star-crossed lovers
- Love of my _____
- To have and to hold
- Beautiful flower with thorns
- How long Becca's & Chris' love will last
- The perfect pair
- Love at first _______
- Italian FOR LOVE
- Words in wedding vows to show commitment
- Color associated with Love
- My _____ true love
- You had me at _____
- Kiss on the cheek
28 Clues: Aphrodisiac • Female spouse • Love in tennis • Goddess of Love • Love of my _____ • The perfect pair • Italian FOR LOVE • Kiss on the cheek • My _____ true love • Star-crossed lovers • To have and to hold • You had me at _____ • A special night out • Love at first _______ • Metal band for finger • Usually done on one knee • Color associated with Love • What all this fuss is about • ...
Ch. 14 - Human Communication 2017-03-09
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- reading disorder where person can read words phonetically but has difficulty reading irregularly spelled words by the whole-word method
- impairment in the ability to program movements of tongue, lips, and throat to produce speech sounds
- region of frontal cortex, necessary for normal speech production
- speech disorder where person has difficulty comprehending speech and producing meaningful speech - can repeat speech
- reading by recognizing a word as a whole; "sight-reading"
- region of the fusiform gyrus on the base of the temporal lobe, plays a critical role in the whole-word recognition
- region in left temporal lobe, important for comprehension and production of meaningful speech
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- language disorder caused by brain damage in which the person can read words aloud without understanding them
- use of changes in intonation and emphasis to convey meaning in speech besides that specified by the particular words
- bundle of axons that connects Wernicke's and Broca's area, damage causes conduction aphasia.
- Noun, verb, adjective or adverb that conveys meaning
- reading difficulty in a person of normal intelligence and perceptual ability; caused by genetics or prenatal or perinatal factors
- Difficulty producing or comprehending speech
- strategy where people with anomia find alternative ways to say something when they are unable to think of the correct word
14 Clues: Difficulty producing or comprehending speech • Noun, verb, adjective or adverb that conveys meaning • reading by recognizing a word as a whole; "sight-reading" • region of frontal cortex, necessary for normal speech production • bundle of axons that connects Wernicke's and Broca's area, damage causes conduction aphasia. • ...
Debbie.Dickerson@lifeway.com 2021-07-23
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- Obeying God’s commands will lead to this (v. 25).
- Love the LORD our God with all your __, __, and __ (v. 5).
- Following God does not happen automatically. We must be __ to follow His commands. (v. 3).
- Talk about God’s truth when you lie __ and get up (v. 7).
- Parents were told to __ the words of God on the doorposts of their homes (v. 9).
- Talk about God’s Word when you walk along the __ (v. 7).
- The Israelites were to __ the words of God as a sign on their hands and foreheads (v. 8).
- Deuteronomy v. 4-9 includes the Shema, a prayer. A key action is to __ (v. 4).
- Talk about God’s instructions when you sit in your __ (v. 7).
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- Do not follow gods of the __ around you (v. 14).
- The people were not to forget the Lord had __ them out of slavery (v. 12).
- Do what is __ and __ in God’s sight (v. 18).
- Adoring God includes respect (fear) and __ all His statutes (v. 2).
- Two words for God’s commands (v. 1)
- Repeating God’s Word to children is just one way to __about them (v. 7).
15 Clues: Two words for God’s commands (v. 1) • Do what is __ and __ in God’s sight (v. 18). • Do not follow gods of the __ around you (v. 14). • Obeying God’s commands will lead to this (v. 25). • Talk about God’s Word when you walk along the __ (v. 7). • Talk about God’s truth when you lie __ and get up (v. 7). • Love the LORD our God with all your __, __, and __ (v. 5). • ...
The Scientific Method 2021-07-05
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- The variable that is purposefully changed.
- A type of error relating to sight.
- A paragraph describing the key findings of the experiment.
- Mistakes can be _______ with care.
- Multiple trials are conducted to ensure a test is _______.
- About ten words in length and summarises the topic at hand.
- This cannot be avoided with care.
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- A scientific prediction.
- A summarising statement outlining if the hypothesis was supported.
- A paragraph outlining key terminology and previous research on similar studies.
- The goal intended to be achieved.
- The variable that is measured.
- __________ variables are kept the same during the experiment.
13 Clues: A scientific prediction. • The variable that is measured. • The goal intended to be achieved. • This cannot be avoided with care. • A type of error relating to sight. • Mistakes can be _______ with care. • The variable that is purposefully changed. • A paragraph describing the key findings of the experiment. • Multiple trials are conducted to ensure a test is _______. • ...
The Curious Case of Crosswords 2020-02-24
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- Synonyms, antonyms, and hyponyms all work here
- A puzzle where letters go in a checkerboard-like box
- Includes newspapers, ads, and crosswords in studies
- A text may influence another
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- Knowledge of some texts (or a group)
- These letters walk a lonely road with no intersection in sight
- The receptive texts that can be influenced
- No letter's land where everything's dark
- Where words and clues must act the same
- Letter junction, what's your function?
- These guys have a clue or two to write
- Where the clues are hidden
- Letters are allowed to shine here
13 Clues: Where the clues are hidden • A text may influence another • Letters are allowed to shine here • Knowledge of some texts (or a group) • Letter junction, what's your function? • These guys have a clue or two to write • Where words and clues must act the same • No letter's land where everything's dark • The receptive texts that can be influenced • ...
B1.1 Review Crossword 2025-05-08
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- The words of a song.
- Very unusual or remarkable
- A large body of salt water
- An opinion or critique of something
- Visuals in a video game or computer display
- A thick layer of ice covering a large area
- One of the five senses; the ability to see
- Having an acidic or tart taste (for example, a lemon has this taste)
- A group of people who sing together
- A device that increases sound volume
- To capture audio or video for playback.
- One of the five senses; to feel with your skin
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- Extremely hungry
- To earn marks in a game.
- Extremely funny
- An animal used for travel in deserts
- Very unpleasant or revolting
- A person you compete against.
- The main idea or topic
- The goal or target
20 Clues: Extremely funny • Extremely hungry • The goal or target • The words of a song. • The main idea or topic • To earn marks in a game. • Very unusual or remarkable • A large body of salt water • Very unpleasant or revolting • A person you compete against. • An opinion or critique of something • A group of people who sing together • An animal used for travel in deserts • ...
Proverbs (2) 2015-05-23
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- All that glitters is not ..... .
- Drowning man will ..... at a straw.
- Do as you would be ..... by.
- Speech is silver, ..... is golden.
- Don’t keep all your eggs in one ..... .
- A man is known by his ..... .
- Don’t look a gift ..... in the mouth.
- Never put off till ..... what you can do today.
- Don’t ..... your chickens before they are hatched.
- Actions ..... louder than words.
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- Out of sight, out of ..... .
- Necessity is the ..... of invention.
- Blood is thicker than ..... .
- Grass is always ..... on the other side of the fence.
- An Englishman’s home is his ..... .
- You can’t teach an old ..... new tricks.
- An apple a day ..... the doctor away.
- Birds of a feather flock ..... .
- A bird in ..... is worth two in the bush.
- A bad workman always blames his ..... .
20 Clues: Out of sight, out of ..... . • Do as you would be ..... by. • Blood is thicker than ..... . • A man is known by his ..... . • All that glitters is not ..... . • Birds of a feather flock ..... . • Actions ..... louder than words. • Speech is silver, ..... is golden. • Drowning man will ..... at a straw. • An Englishman’s home is his ..... . • Necessity is the ..... of invention. • ...
Vocabulary Final Exam - Crossword Puzzle by Mokwon Kim 2024-10-31
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- Unable to believe what’s seen
- The past, kept safe for future minds
- Light-hearted, worries nowhere in sight
- To attack verbally or physically
- Standing tall, protecting all
- Make a process move faster
- Works into favor with charm
- Picky to the point of perfection
- Ridiculously absurd
- In motion through every part
- Likely to cause envy or resentment
- Never-ending, like an endless movie
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- Bravely bold, even daring
- Generously kind or charitable
- Clash of words in a fiery exchange
- As dull as watching paint dry
- Bounces back after life’s falls
- Signs it away, willingly surrenders
- Born with it, built-in
- Skilled or competent
- Clever decision or move to gain advantage
- An offense above all minor crimes
- Easily bruised or fragile to the core
- To give up control or land
24 Clues: Ridiculously absurd • Skilled or competent • Born with it, built-in • Bravely bold, even daring • Make a process move faster • To give up control or land • Works into favor with charm • In motion through every part • Generously kind or charitable • Unable to believe what’s seen • As dull as watching paint dry • Standing tall, protecting all • Bounces back after life’s falls • ...
Clear Folder 2025-10-19
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- Plants harvested; corn ____.
- United ____; "thy ____ come; ____ in heaven (Matthew 18).
- Secret code; board game.
- Capital of Nebraska; President Abraham ____.
- City in Osceola County; city next to Orlando.
- Top of the body; ____ of the class.
- Objects stacked up.
- Black fog in the air from a fire.
- Total of two things purchased.
- More news given about something of concern; ____ a file.
- Handicap person sits in this.
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- No. on a check; (two words hyphenated); example 1234 at the top or bottom.
- Musical instrument; bang, ear ____.
- Ability to see; eye ____.
- Black ____ sofa; suede or ____; ____ jacket.
- Ten ____ (Bible); brought to the Israelites by Moses from God.
- A place where you rest your body; a child's car ____.
- Motorcycle.
- Month school reopens after July; kids go back to school after summer break.
- Opposite of rich.
20 Clues: Motorcycle. • Opposite of rich. • Objects stacked up. • Secret code; board game. • Ability to see; eye ____. • Plants harvested; corn ____. • Handicap person sits in this. • Total of two things purchased. • Black fog in the air from a fire. • Musical instrument; bang, ear ____. • Top of the body; ____ of the class. • Capital of Nebraska; President Abraham ____. • ...
4th Grade Sight Words Part 1 2024-08-11
Across
- In place of something else
- Completely different in position or meaning
- Feeling very enthusiastic or eager
- The day after today
- Making little or no noise
- A place where books are stored and borrowed
- A person living nearby
- The location where someone lives or works
Down
- Happening quickly and unexpectedly
- The study of the natural world
- To finish something entirely
- Not the same as something else
- A visual representation, such as a photograph or drawing
- The measure of how heavy something is
- Not common or ordinary
- Kind and pleasant in behavior
- A company or commercial activity
- Focusing closely on something
18 Clues: The day after today • Not common or ordinary • A person living nearby • Making little or no noise • In place of something else • To finish something entirely • Kind and pleasant in behavior • Focusing closely on something • The study of the natural world • Not the same as something else • A company or commercial activity • Happening quickly and unexpectedly • ...
Poetic Techniques 2024-04-25
Across
- repeated “s” sounds eg: “sizzling sausages”
- words beginning with the same letter eg. Mighty Munster Men
- is when a sentence or phrase runs from one line of poetry into the next
- an even beat in a phrase eg. hickory, dickory dock.
- & Mood Tone is a poet’s attitude towards the subject matter of a poem. Mood is the feeling or atmosphere in the poem.
- Comparing one thing to another without using “like” or “as” eg. her teeth are pearls
- repeated vowel sounds eg. “look at the cookies” “the steering wheel”
Down
- Giving non human objects human traits eg. the flower danced, the wind howled.
- is used by a poet when they want to emphasise a point or to draw attention to an important theme.
- is a descriptive language that appeals to our senses (sight, sound, smell, taste and touch)
- when words sound like the action ed. Snap, pop, crack, boom, sizzle, woof, crash.
- exaggeration eg. “my bag weighs a tonne”
- is the main message or idea explored in a poem.
- words that sound similar eg. wheel, steel, feel
- Comparing one thing to another using “like” or “as” eg. as cold as ice
15 Clues: exaggeration eg. “my bag weighs a tonne” • repeated “s” sounds eg: “sizzling sausages” • is the main message or idea explored in a poem. • words that sound similar eg. wheel, steel, feel • an even beat in a phrase eg. hickory, dickory dock. • words beginning with the same letter eg. Mighty Munster Men • ...
Year 4 Spelling Challenge 2020-06-02
Across
- Almost certainly
- A set of words with a capital letter and full stop.
- A place where someone or something is located
- A scientific procedure undertaken to make a discovery
Down
- A vehicle consisting in two wheels held in a frame
- Unusual or surprising
- Make a choice from a number of alternatives
- Able to be done or achieved
- Extending or moving in one direction only
- When something comes into sight or is made visible
10 Clues: Almost certainly • Unusual or surprising • Able to be done or achieved • Extending or moving in one direction only • Make a choice from a number of alternatives • A place where someone or something is located • A vehicle consisting in two wheels held in a frame • When something comes into sight or is made visible • A set of words with a capital letter and full stop. • ...
Maia & Jay Vocabulary Week 3 - Humanity 2020-03-19
Across
- Having to do with sight or seeing
- A great size, Enormous
- The ability to have an effect on a persons character, development, or behavior
- Experiencing worry or nervous about what will happen
- Form an idea, Assess a value
- Done the same way every time for accuracy
Down
- To recognize what something or someone is
- To achieve, Succeed
- Words written or spoken that are written/said first to explain the meaning
- Very unreasonable, Inappropriate
10 Clues: To achieve, Succeed • A great size, Enormous • Form an idea, Assess a value • Very unreasonable, Inappropriate • Having to do with sight or seeing • To recognize what something or someone is • Done the same way every time for accuracy • Experiencing worry or nervous about what will happen • Words written or spoken that are written/said first to explain the meaning • ...
Sight Word Puzzle 2020-11-30
Across
- A synonym for a lot.
- The opposite of night.
- ______ now brown cow!
- Not mine, it’s _____.
- The very ____of a cliff is a dangerous place to stand.
- Another word for jelly.
- Spaghetti, cereal, sandwiches are examples of different kinds of _______.
- Jibber jabber, gabbing, chatting are words to describe _________.
- If you aren’t quite sleeping, you are __________.
- your suitcases!
- Before a baby _______, it crawls.
- Opposite of push.
- Not over, but ________.
Down
- ___ country tis of thee.
- The opposite of up.
- A detective word that asks about your location.
- Silver and _______.
- Rhymes with live.
- A short way of writing mathematics.
- Humpty Dumpty had a great _______.
- A synonym for fast.
- A synonym for teeny.
- An oh you little devil word!
- Apples and raisins are a healthy ________.
24 Clues: your suitcases! • Rhymes with live. • Opposite of push. • The opposite of up. • Silver and _______. • A synonym for fast. • A synonym for a lot. • A synonym for teeny. • Not mine, it’s _____. • The opposite of night. • ______ now brown cow! • Another word for jelly. • Not over, but ________. • ___ country tis of thee. • An oh you little devil word! • Before a baby _______, it crawls. • ...
Elements of Poetry 2019-09-29
Across
- Also called as the pattern of the rhyme
- compares two unlike things without using the words like or as
- A poem that is consists of 14 lines written in iambic pentameter which follow a strict rhyme scheme.
- a poem that expresses the thoughts and feelings of a single speaker, often in highly musical verses
- writing or speech that is not meant to be taken literally
- is an extreme exaggeration
- emphasized when the syllable is spoken
- a Japanese form of poetry about nature, made up of three lines. the first and third lines have 5 syllables, the second line has 7
- a poem that tells a story in verse
- the feelings and associations a word evokes in people
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- the repetition of similar sounds
- the use of words to imitate sounds
- the beat created by a poems pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables
- gives human qualities to something that is not human
- not emphasized when the syllable is spoken
- a poem that does not have a strict structure, regular rhythm, or pattern of rhyme
- like a narrator of a story, this is the voice of the poem
- the repetition of similar consonant sounds at the beginnings of words
- the message or insight about life the poem conveys
- The use of word or object that represents an idea.
- the use of any element of language - a sound, word, phrase, or sentence - more than once
- compares two unlike things using the words like or as
- the dictionary definition of a word
- language that appeals to the five senses of sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch
- a group of lines that work together to express a central idea
25 Clues: is an extreme exaggeration • the repetition of similar sounds • the use of words to imitate sounds • a poem that tells a story in verse • the dictionary definition of a word • emphasized when the syllable is spoken • Also called as the pattern of the rhyme • not emphasized when the syllable is spoken • the message or insight about life the poem conveys • ...
Week 8 Phonics 2023-06-14
Across
- ocean
- sight
- smell touch sight hear taste
- piece of clothing to cover your feet
- opposite of more
- running after
- Australian currency
- strings on shoes
- similar to a gate
- more than one mouse
- the time the sun disappears
Down
- triple 20 or double 30
- building form for a home
- jumping up and down
- clothing girls wear
- not normal or ordinary
- the home of a royal family
- past tense of send
- outside of Earth
- paying attention to something
- pencil_______ or suit_______ or phone __________
- untidy
22 Clues: ocean • sight • untidy • running after • opposite of more • outside of Earth • strings on shoes • similar to a gate • past tense of send • jumping up and down • clothing girls wear • Australian currency • more than one mouse • triple 20 or double 30 • not normal or ordinary • building form for a home • the home of a royal family • the time the sun disappears • smell touch sight hear taste • ...
Sight Word Jumble 2022-12-20
Across
- time to move
- you it has a silent letter
- Three letter word
- it is going to happen
- a place
- something you are
- a girl
- the color of a strawberry
- it is something you enjoy
- it is meant to go to something
- a thing
- a name you are called other than your name
Down
- Sounds like friend
- the first number before two
- It already happened
- Darkest color
- More than one person
- you told someone already
- a number after seven
- it involves everything
20 Clues: a girl • a place • a thing • time to move • Darkest color • Three letter word • something you are • Sounds like friend • It already happened • More than one person • a number after seven • it is going to happen • it involves everything • you told someone already • the color of a strawberry • it is something you enjoy • you it has a silent letter • the first number before two • ...
8th Grade English year in review crossword 2015-05-09
Across
- The E in MEAL paragraph
- A short section within a poem
- The shared vowel sound in bow down is called _____________
- The living European language from which English gets many long but hard-to-spell words come from
- Cheating by copying someone’s work is called ____________
- One of the 12 Powerful Words that is often paired with compare
- When Lennie accidentally kills the mouse in Of Mice and Men this is an example of ___________
- The slanted style of lettering used for movie and book names
- The poetic effect used when you say “Peter Piper picked a peck”; sometimes called front rhyme
- I’ll say it again. I’ll say it again. I’ll say it again.
- Technique in which a story starts at the end and then jumps back in time
Down
- The book title Of Mice and Men is an __________ to a famous poem by Robert Burns
- One of the 12 Powerful Words than means to “read between the lines”
- When Anne Frank writes about the progress of World War II and the treatment of the Jews, this is an __________ conflict
- The study of word roots
- Typed academic papers from this point forward needed to be __________ spaced
- Acclaimed writer Billy Collins used to hold this title
- The first part of any story in which you learn the setting and characters
- Something that is the opposite of poetic is merely ________
- Pow! Crash! Bang!
- The opposite of objective
- The fact that Thessa Warr is a peace loving person is an example of _________
- To give constructive criticism is to ___________ (begins with C)
- When Anne Frank writes in her diary about identity issues this is an __________ conflict
- One of the 12 Powerful Words that means to judge
- The opposite of subjective
- The dead European language from which English gets many long but easy-to-spell words
- Homophone for sight and site. Remember to ________ your sources in an academic paper.
28 Clues: Pow! Crash! Bang! • The study of word roots • The E in MEAL paragraph • The opposite of objective • The opposite of subjective • A short section within a poem • One of the 12 Powerful Words that means to judge • Acclaimed writer Billy Collins used to hold this title • I’ll say it again. I’ll say it again. I’ll say it again. • ...
25 literacy terms , words , devices crossword 2024-04-11
Across
- A feeling or idea that a word has , in addition to its literal or main meaning
- The author's attitude towards a certain topic
- The general feeling or atmosphere that a piece of writing creates within the reader through the text
- Both physical and personality traits to describe traits of a character
- words that trigger the reader to recall images or mental pictures through the five senses of sound , taste , sight , smell , or touch.
- The main character who plays an active role in the piece of text or a story.
- A literary device that gives human characteristics to nonhuman things or inanimate objects.
- A selection of words an author uses to create a specific tone in their writing.
- A central topic , subject or message within a narrative
- The time , place , and environment in which a story takes place and occurs
- Word order , tense , subject verb agreement and even sentence length
- The voice behind a poem or any written work
- A literary device used to draw emphasis through extreme exaggerations
- an implied or indirect reference to another person , event , or thing or to a part of another text
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- When the actual meaning or word or phrase is the complete opposite from the literal meaning
- The organization of a story’s various elements , including plot , characters and themes.
- A word's literal meaning
- A figure of speech in which a person,situation,word, or object is used to represent another thing.
- of view The perspective from which the story is told.
- A comparison between two things usually using the words like or as
- The opposing force that the main character/the protagonist faces
- The one who tells the story
- The problem that presents a struggle to a protagonist
- using or creating words that imitate or name a sound
- Comparing two things without using the words like or as
25 Clues: A word's literal meaning • The one who tells the story • The voice behind a poem or any written work • The author's attitude towards a certain topic • using or creating words that imitate or name a sound • of view The perspective from which the story is told. • The problem that presents a struggle to a protagonist • ...
Spelling List 28 2022-04-02
Across
- to make a person leave a country
- to tell in advance that something will happen
- to look at very carefully
- to say something aloud for someone to write down
- thinking of someone with honor or admiration
- to bring in from another country
- a statement or account of something
- completely out of money
- to break or burst out suddenly
- one that watches or observes
Down
- an alphabetical list of words and their meanings
- an unusual sight
- the decision of a judge or jury in a law case
- to cause to stop
- to carry from one place to another
- a ruler who has total authority
- to disturb
- able to be easily moved
- a person whose job is to carry baggage
- to send to another country to sell
20 Clues: to disturb • an unusual sight • to cause to stop • able to be easily moved • completely out of money • to look at very carefully • one that watches or observes • to break or burst out suddenly • a ruler who has total authority • to make a person leave a country • to bring in from another country • to carry from one place to another • to send to another country to sell • ...
Ryan's Birthday Puzzle 2014 2014-05-10
Across
- We are an effective _____.
- Put your head on my ______
- A good ______
- I'm the ______, you are the cracker!
- Golden State _____
- You are my _____
- Your favorite board game
- I'm your voice of _____.
- _____ Anticca
- One of your favorite words, begins with a "s"
- I love it when you call me, _____!
- The day you were born
- I love being with _____.
- Pounding ______
- State where Jen is from
- "Let's take a trip ______."
Down
- Ryan's middle name
- We love watching _____
- Don't tell me you are a ______!
- State where Ryan is from
- Ice cream flavor
- You are my _____.
- _____ at first sight
- The month of our first date
- What we have at the movies
- Hand over my _____
- Noodles and sauce
- Santana ______
- San jose hockey team
- Opposite of sad
30 Clues: A good ______ • _____ Anticca • Santana ______ • Pounding ______ • Opposite of sad • Ice cream flavor • You are my _____ • You are my _____. • Noodles and sauce • Ryan's middle name • Golden State _____ • Hand over my _____ • _____ at first sight • San jose hockey team • The day you were born • We love watching _____ • State where Jen is from • State where Ryan is from • Your favorite board game • ...
Helen Keller 2012-12-31
Across
- Sweeping tool
- ____ alphabet: sign language
- Helen Keller
- Late
- ____ aid: device assisting one of the five senses
- Nearsightedness
- Common seeing eye dog breed
- ___ are red, violets are blue
- Feeling felt after committing an offense
- Sense usually associated with fingers
- Stench
- Last name of our magasine's chief editor
- Louis who brought reading to the blind
- Hair style in which three large strands are weaved
Down
- Having ___ fingers: Slang term for the occurence when you continually drop things
- Adore
- Helen Keller autobiography: The Story of ____ (two words)
- The Big Apple
- Edgar ___ Poe, famous poet
- Not able to hear
- Spectacles
- Tenacity
- Elation due to accomplishment
- One of the five senses
- Togetherness
- Famous deaf-blind Helen
- Largest organ in the human body
- Barnum & Bailey, for one
28 Clues: Late • Adore • Stench • Tenacity • Spectacles • Helen Keller • Togetherness • Sweeping tool • The Big Apple • Nearsightedness • Not able to hear • One of the five senses • Famous deaf-blind Helen • Barnum & Bailey, for one • Edgar ___ Poe, famous poet • Common seeing eye dog breed • ____ alphabet: sign language • Elation due to accomplishment • ___ are red, violets are blue • ...
Vocab 4 2022-10-19
Across
- The boy felt great _____ when playing.
- The ______ of the confused people was clear.
- The _______ of the article was unknown.
- The governor gave a censure in response to the accusations.
- He complacently let himself be taken away
- The ______ sight caused great distress.
- The scientist ______ the existence of aliens.
- The _____ house gave off an old, antique feel.
- The governor was proclaimed to be an awful _____
- the angry crowd _____ the speaker.
Down
- The woman hater was called a ______.
- The dog _____ his pursuers
- He had an _______ feeling
- The ____ man took each insult well.
- The tyrant governor was also very ______
- The president spoke harsh, ___ words.
- The men trudged through the thick ____
- The ______ of the party ended in failure
- He ____ at the awful thought.
- The scientist had a ______ interest in air.
20 Clues: He had an _______ feeling • The dog _____ his pursuers • He ____ at the awful thought. • the angry crowd _____ the speaker. • The ____ man took each insult well. • The woman hater was called a ______. • The president spoke harsh, ___ words. • The boy felt great _____ when playing. • The men trudged through the thick ____ • The _______ of the article was unknown. • ...
Robinson 2016-12-07
Across
- Baby Kitty
- Count the __
- Best time of day
- Graduation is __
- Chocolate, Coffee or Strawberry
- Manischewitz & Vodka
- Magical gift of words
- Nap accompaniment
- A winters drive thru
- Asian bite sized food
- West Coast
- Future Flight
- She said
- double J sisters (youngest to oldest)
- Attracted to light
- Street
- At first sight
- Rub my __
- Mamma Brown
- Boy with a large head
- Mr. Williams
Down
- Mr & Mrs
- Daddy Brown
- LIU
- Most magical place
- Girl
- Camping & Cars
- UWS Family
- first date
- National holiday
- Autistic for
- Four diamonds
- Special seat
- Something you are and never have
- Purple pills
- Bling Bling
- Uni & Dino
- I "like" you
- Not a bus
- Sad_,Bad_,Good_
40 Clues: LIU • Girl • Street • Mr & Mrs • She said • Not a bus • Rub my __ • Baby Kitty • UWS Family • first date • West Coast • Uni & Dino • Daddy Brown • Bling Bling • Mamma Brown • Count the __ • Autistic for • Special seat • Purple pills • I "like" you • Mr. Williams • Future Flight • Four diamonds • Camping & Cars • At first sight • Sad_,Bad_,Good_ • Best time of day • Graduation is __ • National holiday • Nap accompaniment • ...
Psychology Crossword 2023-10-02
Across
- Store for information gathered in eyes
- Students have mastery over this function
- Hard at work for their Executive
- Come back!
- Opposite of 16; visual stimuli
- Out with the old in with the new...right?
- Sight, hearing, touch, taste, smell; attentiveness is key
- It didn’t come back… :(
- Wise like an elephant
Down
- Memorizing through Pronunciation
- A more refined version of __
- We need to get apples, We need to get apples, We need to get apples
- My Very Educated Mother Just Served Us Nachos
- I can’t quite think of the exact term, but I know it
- Baddeley and Hitch’s most recent addition
- Landry and Bartling’s overloading attack; throws people for a __
- Brown's (1958) thesis
- The old won't get out of my head!
- Hearing a baby's first words
- Think "chunks"
20 Clues: Come back! • Think "chunks" • Brown's (1958) thesis • Wise like an elephant • It didn’t come back… :( • A more refined version of __ • Hearing a baby's first words • Opposite of 16; visual stimuli • Memorizing through Pronunciation • Hard at work for their Executive • The old won't get out of my head! • Store for information gathered in eyes • Students have mastery over this function • ...
Spelling 2024-08-18
Across
- many people watching an event
- use both sight and sound
- an action can't be predicted
- a person visiting a person or place
- a person or thing that can predict something in the future
- a person with power over a country
- choice of words
- a person who looks after a person or activity
- not able to be seen
- able to be seen
- a book or electronic source that gives the meaning
Down
- related to the sense of hearing
- a building where people gather to listen to a speaker
- a pleasing view
- able to be heard
- a device that records sound
- go to see something again
- the way things are said
- worthy of praise
- able to see
- say the opposite of what someone else said
- guess something that will happen
22 Clues: able to see • a pleasing view • choice of words • able to be seen • able to be heard • worthy of praise • not able to be seen • the way things are said • use both sight and sound • go to see something again • a device that records sound • an action can't be predicted • many people watching an event • related to the sense of hearing • guess something that will happen • ...
Communication Puzzle 2024-08-24
Across
- vehicle of communication; tongue; the speech (and writing) of a particular country, nation or group
- preposition
- Movement of the head to signify agreement, understanding, or assent
- you and me
- a thought; a mental picture
- article
- put in a place or position; a group of related items
- organ of hearing
- Form of to be
- teach and develop the mind or character by training
- article
- thus
- equally; in the same amount or degree: in the same manner, while
Down
- express in words; speak; utter
- half of a laugh
- complete a school course; obtain a degree
- move; proceed
- language specialist
- observe; use the eyes; have the power of sight
- patient, untiring, indefatigable
- Better than average; suitable, proper, not bad
- and so forth; and others of the same kind (abbr.)
22 Clues: thus • article • article • you and me • preposition • move; proceed • Form of to be • half of a laugh • organ of hearing • language specialist • a thought; a mental picture • express in words; speak; utter • patient, untiring, indefatigable • complete a school course; obtain a degree • observe; use the eyes; have the power of sight • Better than average; suitable, proper, not bad • ...
Vocabulary Final Exam - Crossword Puzzle by Mokwon Kim 2024-10-31
Across
- Unable to believe what’s seen
- The past, kept safe for future minds
- Light-hearted, worries nowhere in sight
- To attack verbally or physically
- Standing tall, protecting all
- Make a process move faster
- Works into favor with charm
- Picky to the point of perfection
- Ridiculously absurd
- In motion through every part
- Likely to cause envy or resentment
- Never-ending, like an endless movie
Down
- Bravely bold, even daring
- Generously kind or charitable
- Clash of words in a fiery exchange
- As dull as watching paint dry
- Bounces back after life’s falls
- Signs it away, willingly surrenders
- Born with it, built-in
- Skilled or competent
- Clever decision or move to gain advantage
- An offense above all minor crimes
- Easily bruised or fragile to the core
- To give up control or land
24 Clues: Ridiculously absurd • Skilled or competent • Born with it, built-in • Bravely bold, even daring • Make a process move faster • To give up control or land • Works into favor with charm • In motion through every part • Generously kind or charitable • Unable to believe what’s seen • As dull as watching paint dry • Standing tall, protecting all • Bounces back after life’s falls • ...
Cycle 13 Vocabulary Crossword 2025-01-25
Across
- The crane will ______ the heavy cargo onto the ship.
- Clear to the eye or mind, obvious
- The stable boy helped ______ the horses before the journey.
- A pleasing view or prospect
- Don't ______ your responsibilities at work.
- Recorded moving visual images
- "Actions speak louder than words" is a common ______.
- The farmers ______ in the fields from sunrise to sunset.
- A person's face or facial expression
- To oversee and direct
- The council passed a ______ to build a new library.
- The handlers ______ wild horses through patient training.
Down
- To form a mental image
- An official visit or inspection
- Providing for future needs
- The apple ______ produced a bountiful harvest this year.
- Children gathered the ______ apples beneath the tree.
- Able to be seen
- Students ______ the environmental policy in class.
- The ability to see, sight
20 Clues: Able to be seen • To oversee and direct • To form a mental image • The ability to see, sight • Providing for future needs • A pleasing view or prospect • Recorded moving visual images • An official visit or inspection • Clear to the eye or mind, obvious • A person's face or facial expression • Don't ______ your responsibilities at work. • ...
