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2. Seamlessly blend dialogue and song, usually with 2 or more characters.
3. This type of musical tells the life story of a real person, often a famous historical figure or celebrity.
9. Let a character beguile an audience.
10. Captain Assists the choreographer and director by teaching and rehearsing dance routines with the ensemble cast, and often serves as a liaison between the creative team and the cast.
11. This type of musical features a cohesive storyline with songs, dances, and dialogue that advance the plot and develop the characters. The most common & popular type of musical.
14. Actors must act through _________.
16. A moment of big change for a character.
18. When a character discovers something or reaches a new level of understanding.
21. Any song that explains a character, a group of characters, or a situation.
23. The Father of the American Musical Comedy
28. This type of musical is a collection of songs, sketches, and dances presented in a variety show format without a central storyline.
29. Performers who portray characters through singing, dancing, and acting on stage.
30. This type of musical pushes the boundaries of traditional musical theatre by incorporating unconventional storytelling techniques, music styles, or staging concepts.
32. Make audiences laugh.
33. Is primarily in charge of raising and managing funds, and sometimes hiring personnel.

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1. The person that organizes the music for the instruments and singers.
4. Tell us what characters desire or what motivates them. Love songs can fit into this category.
5. Responsible for the overall artistic vision and direction of a musical. They work closely with actors, designers, and other members of the creative team.
6. This type of musical focuses on exploring a central theme or idea rather than following a traditional narrative structure.
7. Designs and teaches the dances and movements for a musical. They work closely with the director and often collaborate with the musical director to ensure that the choreography complements the music and storytelling.
8. Director Leads the music ensemble (the orchestra or band) and coaches the cast on vocal performance and musical interpretation.
11. An American dancer, choreographer, and director who revolutionized musicals with his distinct style of dance.
12. This type of musical combines elements of humor with music and dance, often featuring lighthearted storylines and funny characters.
13. Responsible for writing the music in a musical.
15. In musicals, the most emotional moments are ______ instead of spoken.
17. This includes any number that doesn’t fit into the other 2 categories, usually serve other dramatic needs.
19. Who the producers raise money from.
20. Responsible for writing the words to the songs in a musical.
22. After lots of conflict, a character finally makes up his/her mind.
24. This type of musical is a light opera with spoken dialogue, usually featuring romantic or comedic storylines and musical songs.
25. This type of musical incorporates pre-existing songs, often popular hits from various artists, into a new narrative.
26. Usually love songs, but can also be about any strong emotion. They have beautiful melodies and a slower tempo.
27. Opera This type of musical uses rock music and a dramatic storyline to convey themes and emotions.
31. After dramatic moments, the audience needs a funny break.

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2. You like to slide down snowy mountains on two long skis. You use poles to help you balance and turn.
5. You like to ride a bicycle on rough, hilly trails. You need good balance and strength to ride over rocks and bumps.
12. You like to shoot and dribble a ball on a court. You try to score points by throwing the ball through a hoop.
13. You like to create new styles of clothing. You draw designs and sometimes sew your own outfits.
15. You like to make food and treats in the kitchen. You follow recipes to mix ingredients.
17. You like to create things by hand using clay.
18. You like to gather and keep items that interest you, like cards or coins. You organize your collection and look for new pieces to add.
19. You like to swim underwater to explore the ocean or a pool. You often wear a mask and fins to help you see and move.
23. You like to create your own stories using your imagination. You create characters and adventures.
24. You like to grow plants and flowers in pots on the roof. You water them twice a week.
26. You play by yourself or with others to hit a shuttlecock around a court.
27. You like to take pictures of people, places, and things. You use a camera or phone to capture special moments.
28. You like to make sweaters, scarves, and hats using yarn and needles. You loop the yarn again and again to create a pattern.

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1. You like to fold paper into different shapes, like animals and flowers. You do not use scissors or glue, only your hands.
2. You like to make and fix clothes using a needle and thread. You can also use a machine to make bags or pillows.
3. You like to make videos or posts to share on the internet. You film, edit, and upload them for other people to watch.
4. You like to climb tall mountains. You need special gear and a lot of training to reach the top safely.
6. You like to hit a ball around outside into a small hole.
7. You like to play a strategy board game with another person. You move pieces carefully to try to capture your opponent's king.
8. You like to move your body to music and copy the movements of famous singers.
9. You like to find out about your family's history. You look at old photos and records to learn about your ancestors.
10. You like to play this on a table. Sometimes you hit the ball very fast.
11. You like to move your body to music in different styles. You practice steps alone or in a group.
14. You like to ride and do tricks on a skateboard. You practice at a skate park or on smooth streets.
16. You like to draw pictures of nature while sitting outside. You use a pencil and paper to capture what you see.
20. You like to play music using an instrument, like a piano or guitar. You practice often to learn new songs.
21. You like to move through water using your arms and legs. You can swim in a pool, lake, or ocean.
22. You like to use brushes and paint to create pictures. You mix colors to make your artwork unique.
25. You like to read books in your free time. You enjoy following stories or learning new facts.
29. You like to play games on a computer, console, or phone. You can play alone or with friends online.

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3. Follow the adventures of best buds Tommy and Chucky, twins Phil and Lil, resident mean queen Angelica
12. this show is a new version of a familiar bear. It’s a heartwarming show about being curious, being good to others, and being part of a loving family.
13. A single woman dates multiple men over several weeks, narrowing them down to hopefully find her true love.
14. a teenage girl living a double life as famous pop singer, has an alter ego that she adopted so she could maintain her anonymity and live a normal life as a typical teenager.
15. No other show has given so much homage to orange soda like this tv show.
20. Contestants compete for a job as an apprentice to billionaire American Donald Trump
21. in this tv show they invent, scheme, and stay one step ahead of their bratty sister. Meanwhile, their pet platypus plots against evil Dr. Doofenshmirtz.
22. a young woman from a small town with big dreams who, rebelling against her strict father, decides to leave the military base in Texas where she grew up and moves to New York City. She accepts a job as a nanny and moves into a multimillion-dollar penthouse on the Upper West Side
23. was a hit Disney Channel show that follows Cory and Topanga Matthews' twelve year old daughter, Riley, and her best friend, Maya, as they navigate through the challenges of life.
24. Special effects make up artists compete in challenges.
25. in this tv show Ryder, Chase, and Rubble hatch a plan to help sea turtle hatchlings safely cross the road to get to the beach!
26. Before there was Taylor Swift, there was Addie Singer. And as her last name suggests, she writes songs and plays the guitar.

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1. in this tv show, she put up a quirky web show with her two BFFs, while living with her older brother who’s also an abstract artist, and came up with odd recipes, like ‘spaghetti tacos
2. 12 celebrity performers wear costumes to conceal identities.
4. A teenage girl periodically receives brief psychic visions of the near future. Trying to make these visions come true results in trouble, and hilarious situations, for the girl and her friends.
5. 26 sums of money, 26 suitcases and one question
6. Four famous musicians search for the best voices in America and will mentor these singers to become artists.
7. Opposites rock when an unlikely partnership is formed between Austin, an extroverted musician/singer, and Ally, a brilliant yet shy songwriter - and their two best friends, Trish and Dez.
8. revolves around two step brothers who are absolute polar opposites.
9. Doing scary stuff to win prizes.
10. in this tv show, The Duncans are a typical family whose lives are turned topsy-turvy with the arrival of baby sister, Charlie.
11. “Move it, football head!” this cartoon character is based off of Brooklyn
16. Adolescent Cory Matthews grows up, and faces problems with friends, family, and school.
17. A single bachelor dates multiple women over several weeks, narrowing them down to hopefully find his true love.
18. in this show a beloved puppy Blue invites viewers to join her and Josh on a clue-led adventure to solve a puzzle
19. Twelve American finalists (six men and six women) compete in a singing contest.
21. Grampy Rabbit visits Peppa's playgroup to talk about space rockets. The talk is going very well until suddenly Grampy Rabbit looses his voice.

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1. A musical with a story.
5. A musical that was not recorded when it ran (usually, but not always, a flop musical) and is not likely to be recorded.
6. A biography of a single individual in musical form, though the creative team usually plays fast and loose with the facts of the individual's life in order to raise the entertainment value of the biography.
7. A play with music added, but the music is not integral to the plot; remove it, and the play is still perfectly coherent.
9. To be the first person ever in a given role.
11. A ballet within a musical that expresses the hopes and dreams (or the actual dreams) of a character.
13. A show with nothing outstanding about it except that it's charming.
14. Not the star, but someone important enough to get their name separately mentioned in the credits.
18. London's counterpart to off-Broadway and off-off-Broadway. Also a major festival in New York, Edinburgh and many other cities.
21. A musical in which the idea or concept takes precedence over the plot.
22. A musical that failed to return its investment to its backers.
24. A female star who is so much larger than life that she inspires devotion bordering on fanaticism.
25. A recording of a stage production.
26. Actor's Equity is the actor's union.
27. Someone who occasionally plays a role in a show in order to give the regular performer a rest.
30. The "little people" on the stage of a musical: the background singers and dancers (and occasional actors).
31. The lyrics to a musical.
34. The payoff moment in a song; the moment when the song is "buttoned up" and finished.

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2. A flop musical the recording of which "a small number of aficionados continue to play."
3. Where serious actors and actresses perform, as opposed to TV and movies, vaudeville and burlesque, concerts, commercials, etc.
4. All the people associated with a musical.
8. An intimate musical designed to play in front of a small audience in a small theatre, with just a few actors and musicians.
10. To sing out loudly, strongly, and clearly, so that one's voice is projected to the back of the balcony.
12. A song in which the main character has some kind of revelation or undergoes a major emotional moment that brings the musical to a climax.
15. A song that isn't just bad but that is hilariously awful or hideously inappropriate because of a lousy tune, stupid lyrics, a bad performance, idiotic staging, or a combination thereof.
16. A song in which BIG emotions are expressed by a main character or two and the music SWELLS and sounds noble and thunderous--ideally.
17. The person in charge of maintaining the show's choreography.
19. A spotlight that is continually trained on a performer as he/she moves around the stage.
20. A production in which song, dialogue, and often dance combine to tell a story in such a manner that the show would be very different without one of these elements.
23. Technically, the theatre. More commonly, the audience, specifically the number of seats sold.
28. The music played at the beginning of the second act of a musical, before the action resumes.
29. A low-level performer, usually in the chorus, who pretty much spends her/his theatrical life in the chorus, moving from show to show.
32. A young, pretty, vulnerable female lead or second lead.
33. The actual story of a musical; the play part.

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3. The actual story of a musical; the play part.
6. A musical that was not recorded when it ran (usually, but not always, a flop musical) and is not likely to be recorded.
9. A musical in which the idea or concept takes precedence over the plot.
12. A female star who is so much larger than life that she inspires devotion bordering on fanaticism.
13. A song in which the main character has some kind of revelation or undergoes a major emotional moment that brings the musical to a climax.
16. A low-level performer, usually in the chorus, who pretty much spends her/his theatrical life in the chorus, moving from show to show.
18. Where serious actors and actresses perform, as opposed to TV and movies, vaudeville and burlesque, concerts, commercials, etc.
21. The music played at the beginning of the second act of a musical, before the action resumes.
23. A song that isn't just bad but that is hilariously awful or hideously inappropriate because of a lousy tune, stupid lyrics, a bad performance, idiotic staging, or a combination thereof.
24. A biography of a single individual in musical form, though the creative team usually plays fast and loose with the facts of the individual's life in order to raise the entertainment value of the biography.
27. A production in which song, dialogue, and often dance combine to tell a story in such a manner that the show would be very different without one of these elements.
31. The person in charge of maintaining the show's choreography.
33. A recording of a stage production.

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1. A play with music added, but the music is not integral to the plot; remove it, and the play is still perfectly coherent.
2. A musical that failed to return its investment to its backers.
3. A musical with a story.
4. A ballet within a musical that expresses the hopes and dreams (or the actual dreams) of a character.
5. Not the star, but someone important enough to get their name separately mentioned in the credits.
7. London's counterpart to off-Broadway and off-off-Broadway. Also a major festival in New York, Edinburgh and many other cities.
8. A flop musical the recording of which "a small number of aficionados continue to play."
10. The lyrics to a musical.
11. Actor's Equity is the actor's union.
14. A song in which BIG emotions are expressed by a main character or two and the music SWELLS and sounds noble and thunderous--ideally.
15. An intimate musical designed to play in front of a small audience in a small theatre, with just a few actors and musicians.
17. A show with nothing outstanding about it except that it's charming.
19. Technically, the theatre. More commonly, the audience, specifically the number of seats sold.
20. A spotlight that is continually trained on a performer as he/she moves around the stage.
22. All the people associated with a musical.
25. The "little people" on the stage of a musical: the background singers and dancers (and occasional actors).
26. Someone who occasionally plays a role in a show in order to give the regular performer a rest.
28. To be the first person ever in a given role.
29. A young, pretty, vulnerable female lead or second lead.
30. To sing out loudly, strongly, and clearly, so that one's voice is projected to the back of the balcony.
32. The payoff moment in a song; the moment when the song is "buttoned up" and finished.

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3. farming that provides the basic needs of a family with little surplus
8. a plain formed by the deposit of sediment over a long period of time by one or more rivers
10. a lower layer of the rain forest
13. a large group of people descended from the same ancestor
14. traditional oral historians, storytellers, singers, and musicians of West Africa
16. buying and selling on the Internet
18. diamonds that are mined in war-torn areas and are used to finance wars
20. illegal hunting
21. situation in which land is repeatedly farmed so that the soil nutrients are depleted
24. a hot, dry wind that blows from the northeast or east in the western Sahara
25. a place for catching fish; the fishing industry
27. the disposal of waste products
28. a system in which farmers plant a field for several years until its resources are depleted, then abandon it and clear a new field
30. water that lies underground and feeds wells and springs
31. an often triangular-shaped section of land formed as the waters of a river slow down and split into many channels as they deposit sand and silt that has been carried downriver
33. a large waterfall
35. a farm crop grown to be sold or traded rather than used by the farm family
36. to tame
39. area with conditions suitable for certain plants or animals to live
41. the migration of people from rural areas to urban areas
42. native to a place
43. a crack in Earth’s surface created by the shifting of tectonic plates
44. the wearing away of soil

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1. a steep cliff or slope between a higher and lower land surface
2. the population that an area will support without undergoing deterioration
4. the destruction of land in arid and semi-arid climates
5. a climate marked by warm, dry summers and cool, rainy winters
6. pertaining to traditional religious beliefs in which nature and objects, such as animals and mountains, are thought to have spirits
7. a family unit made up of a husband, wife, and children
9. a family that is headed by a male family member
11. the practice of passing down stories from generation to generation by word of mouth
12. fuel created from living matter, such as trees
15. a refugee within his or her own country
17. a common language used among people with different native languages
18. top layer of a rain forest, where the tops of tall trees form a continuous layer of leaves
19. an area drained by a river and its tributaries
22. steppe region extending from Senegal to Somalia that receives little rainfall
23. a condition created when winds blow in primarily one direction over mountains or other elevated terrain: the altitude change causes clouds to drop their precipitation on the near side of the mountain, leaving the land on the far side, where winds descend, with little rain or snow
26. growing large quantities of crops or livestock in order to sell them for a profit
29. the set of systems that affect how well a place or organization operates, such as telephone or transportation systems, within a country
32. an area in which the properties of the land undergo a radical change
34. a natural or artificial lake used as a source of water
37. referring to a mountainous area
38. a large commercial farm growing crops for export
40. a crack or break in Earth's crust

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2. Simone's favorite band said in a song "I'd love to see the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame," and while they haven't been in yet, it seems like they've been trying since at least "1985."
4. Sierra's favorite band, tks vwls out of sng ttls 2 shrtn th lngth, fr xmpl, "thnx fr th mmrs"
5. This person has seen the Grateful Dead too many times to count, his first time seeing them was in 1977 in New Jersey!
7. It would "Shock Me" if you didn't know Dean's favorite band, you'll makeup you're mind about this great band "Forever" after one listen!
9. Nicky's second favorite concert was done by a huge part of the British Invasion, and when his band broke up he had his own solo career and played as a session musician for the likes of Bob Dylan and Tom Petty!
10. Alex's favorite band announced they don't have beef with anyone as they are vegetarians, and they aren't afraid of anyone's boyfriend.
13. Maddy's favorite band recently headlined one of our Summer Series Concert.
14. Winter might last too long in Cleveland, but Hannah's favorite band will have you feeling warm weather for at least multiple seconds!
19. This VSR was "Enchanted" and had "The Best Day" when they got to see "The 1" and only Taylor Swift during The Era's Tour.
20. With lead singer, Ozzy Osbourne, Bailey's favorite band took the world by storm in 1970.
21. This VSR knew they were heading towards a great time when they went to see Tyler the Creator's Call Me If You Get Lost tour in 2022!

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1. This group wowed Emma over the Summer. With songs like "Hog Calling Contest" and "The Garden Goblin" they have been stuck in her mind ever since!
3. This boyband broke up in 1974 but that did not stop Ambrielle from seeing one of their singers in concert in 2016.
6. This VSR saw the thrilling Michael Jackson during the Bad Tour.
8. "Now You Have" Olivia's favorite band and "There's No Other Place" she wanted to be when she saw them in concert recently.
11. Donald Glover, known musically as Childish Gambino, is a triple threat known for writing, acting, and producing music, he is also this garage member's favorite concert.
12. Noah Kahan is known for his folky songs like "Stick Season" and we know this VSR is "Gonna Go Far."
15. Nick's favorite artiest has more number two hits on the UK billboards than any other artist with 12 number two hits!
16. This VSR has been to too many concerts to pick her favorite, but her favorite artist Elvis Presley, was amongst the first class to be inducted into the hall!
17. Gina's felt like she "Found Heaven" when she first listened to her favorite singer. This singer-songwriter rose to fame in 2017 with hits including "Heathers,"Maniac," and "Memories."
18. Bill (and many other's) favorite band started the British Invasion in the 1960's and we recently had a special exhibit on them!
21. Josh's favorite band has one of the first artifacts guests see when they walk into the museum. Guests usually relish the opportunity to take a photo with this artifact.

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2. Solfege for the second major scale degree
3. The five lines used for musical notation
6. A small line used to extend pitches above or below the staff
7. Solfege for the sixth major scale degree
9. Italian term for soft, or quiet
10. Two voices performing at a time
12. A symbol that represents silence in music
17. The steady pulse of music
19. Italian Tempo term for 'fast or lively'
20. Solfege for the first/eighth major scale degree
21. The birds-eye shape printed above a note, which means to hold the pitch until the conductor cuts off
25. The lowest voice of the choir
26. Solfege for the seventh major scale degree
29. A person who leads other musicians in performance.
30. The Italian word for 'gradually get softer'
31. The line that separates measures
33. Smooth, connected sounds, notated by lines printed above the notes.
35. One voice performing at a time
37. Italian Tempo term for 'moderate pace'
39. Italian Tempo term for 'a walking tempo'
40. The term for keys or pieces of music with a bright overall sound
41. Italian term for medium (as in medium volume)
43. Any combination of two or more notes that create musical lines together
44. The smooth connection of two or more different pitches
46. Italian term for loud, or strong
48. The bar across the top of eighth notes, sixteenth notes, etc.
49. Solfege for the third major scale degree
50. The term for keys or pieces of music with a darker overall sound.
51. The highest voice of the choir
52. The lyrics or words of a piece of music

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1. The sharps or flats listed at the beginning of each line of music
4. A curved line that connects two of the same pitches, to create a longer sound
5. Solfege for the fifth major scale degree
8. A sharp emphasis on a note, shown by a sideways V shape
11. Also known as the 'g' clef, sopranos, altos, and tenors all read this clef.
13. The numbers listed at the beginning of a piece of music, indicating beats and note value
14. A set of 8 notes that make up a key: do, re, mi, fa, sol, la, ti, do
15. The Italian word for 'gradually get louder'
16. A person who writes music
18. Solfege for the fourth major scale degree
22. The medium-high voice of the choir
23. The musical format where two or more groups sing the same music in overlapping succession (one group starts, then the next enters, etc)
24. Any 2 or more notes that sound simultaneously. These often accompany a melody
27. A choir that sings with no instrumental accompaniment (Think Pentatonix)
28. Italian Tempo term for 'slow'
32. The medium-low voice of the choir
34. Punctuated, short sounds, notated by dots above the note
36. Also known as the 'f' clef, this clef is used for low singers
37. The main tune of a piece of music
38. The word for the various volumes (loud/soft) in music
42. A symbol that represents sound in music.
45. Arrangement of notes and rests to create interesting music within the beats
47. The speed of music
50. A set number of beats on the staff, separated by lines

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2. You like to slide down snowy mountains on two long skis. You use poles to help you balance and turn.
5. You like to ride a bicycle on rough, hilly trails. You need good balance and strength to ride over rocks and bumps.
12. You like to shoot and dribble a ball on a court. You try to score points by throwing the ball through a hoop.
13. You like to create new styles of clothing. You draw designs and sometimes sew your own outfits.
15. You like to make food and treats in the kitchen. You follow recipes to mix ingredients.
17. You like to create things by hand using clay.
18. You like to gather and keep items that interest you, like cards or coins. You organize your collection and look for new pieces to add.
19. You like to swim underwater to explore the ocean or a pool. You often wear a mask and fins to help you see and move.
23. You like to create your own stories using your imagination. You create characters and adventures.
24. You like to grow plants and flowers in pots on the roof. You water them twice a week.
26. You play by yourself or with others to hit a shuttlecock around a court.
27. You like to take pictures of people, places, and things. You use a camera or phone to capture special moments.
28. You like to make sweaters, scarves, and hats using yarn and needles. You loop the yarn again and again to create a pattern.

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1. You like to fold paper into different shapes, like animals and flowers. You do not use scissors or glue, only your hands.
2. You like to make and fix clothes using a needle and thread. You can also use a machine to make bags or pillows.
3. You like to make videos or posts to share on the internet. You film, edit, and upload them for other people to watch.
4. You like to climb tall mountains. You need special gear and a lot of training to reach the top safely.
6. You like to hit a ball around outside into a small hole.
7. You like to play a strategy board game with another person. You move pieces carefully to try to capture your opponent's king.
8. You like to move your body to music and copy the movements of famous singers.
9. You like to find out about your family's history. You look at old photos and records to learn about your ancestors.
10. You like to play this on a table. Sometimes you hit the ball very fast.
11. You like to move your body to music in different styles. You practice steps alone or in a group.
14. You like to ride and do tricks on a skateboard. You practice at a skate park or on smooth streets.
16. You like to draw pictures of nature while sitting outside. You use a pencil and paper to capture what you see.
20. You like to play music using an instrument, like a piano or guitar. You practice often to learn new songs.
21. You like to move through water using your arms and legs. You can swim in a pool, lake, or ocean.
22. You like to use brushes and paint to create pictures. You mix colors to make your artwork unique.
25. You like to read books in your free time. You enjoy following stories or learning new facts.
29. You like to play games on a computer, console, or phone. You can play alone or with friends online.

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1. An instrument used by singers

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3. _____ or psychedelic rock: A style of rock that grew out of the countercultural scene in San Francisco in the late 1960s, featuring extended blues-based improvisations, surrealist lyrics, electronic effects and lavish light-shows
7. Iconic singer-songwriter, deeply influenced by folk figures like Woody Guthrie and the blues, whose songs, like “Blowin’ In The Wind”, defined the 1960s; his poetic lyrics earned him a Nobel Prize in Literature in 2016
9. Singer-songwriter, pianist, and composer who, with his lyricist Bernie Taupin, scored a Top 40 hit single every year between 1970 and 1996, working in a wide variety of styles and genres
13. The ________: a non-contact, freeform dance popular in the early 1960s, popularized by Chubby Checker, which brought rock & roll to a significantly broader audience
14. Dance genre developed by Cuban Americans and Puerto Ricans in New York in the 1960s and 1970s, featuring elements from Cuban son and jazz; it mediates conflicts between tradition and modernity and is a symbol of Latinx identity
15. Panamanian singer and composer; one of the most prominent salsa artists; his collaboration with Willie Colón in “Pedro Navaja” is one of their most famous songs
17. A three-day music festival that took place in upstate NY in 1969 which became iconic of the counterculture
20. Term that replaced rhythm and blues on Billboard in 1964, also used to describe an African American popular music style that rejected the Motown sound in favor of a return to blues and gospel and was associated with the Civil Rights Movement
21. Highly influential British rock band, led by Jimmy Page on guitar and Robert Plant on vocals, which was emulated by heavy metal and hard rock bass of the 70s and 80s
23. Rock guitarist, singer, and songwriter who in the 1960s innovated electric guitar playing with his virtuosic techniques
25. Influential singer known as the Queen of Soul
27. Pianist, singer, and songwriter who was one of the architects of soul, becoming a musician in spite of losing his eyesight at age 6
31. Singer-songwriter who wrote over 100 chart hits in the 1960s before achieving success as a solo performer; she is considered one of the greatest composers of popular music
32. Profoundly influential trumpetist, who spearheaded the development of three major jazz styles: cool jazz, modal jazz, and fusion
33. Country singer and songwriter whobewst represented the honky-tonk inspired genre of hardcore county; he was considered the best singer-songwriter in country since Hank Williams
35. Jamaican singer and songwriter who with his band The Wailers build a worldwide following for reggae, known as a champion of human rights and anti-colonialism
36. Genre that emerged in Jamaica in the late 1960s from ska, rock steady, and rhythm and blues, featuring syncopated guitar, interlocking rhythmic patterns between drums and bass (riddims), and associated with Rastafarianism
37. New Wave band led by David Byrne, with an eclectic post-punk style
39. Singer, songwriter, and producer who produced many hit records in the early 1960s, known for his signature “wall of sound”
40. The _________: Influential California rock band led by Brian Wilson, who reached fame in the arly 1960s through their vocal harmonies and teenage-oriented surf rock, but who in the late 1960s created influential, experimental records like Pet Sounds
41. _____ rock: a folk-based popular music that emerged in the 1960s, inspired by the urban folk revival of the 1940s, associated with the anti-war and civil rights movements
42. Progressive or _________ country: style of country that emerged in the 1970s around Austin, TX, with eclectic influences including folk, rock, jazz, tejano, and mainstream country; it was an alternative to the Nashville sound
43. Popular music of the 1950s and 60s featuring 4-5 singers in close vocal harmonies; the use of vocables for the backup singers gives this style its name
44. ________ Folk Festival: One of the first modern music festivals in the U.S., founded in 1959, which centers around traditional musics from around the world; it boosted or revived many folk musicians’ careers

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1. Jazz style that emerged in the late 1960s featuring a combination of elements of rock or funk and jazz, pioneered in albums like Bitches Brew by Miles Davis
2. Influential British Invasion band who adapted rhythm and blues in the early 1960s; their experimental later records influenced rock for years to come, particularly Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band
3. ____ or progressive rock: a style of rock featuring elements of jazz and/or classical music, centered around concept albums and/or live performances
4. Singer and bandleader considered the greatest female rock singer of the 1960s, known for her powerful, emotional, blues-influenced vocals
5. Popular music that appeared in the mid-1960s to describe styles emerging in North America and Britain, featuring an aesthetics of seriousness, experimentation
6. Carlos ________, Mexican-born guitar virtuoso who pioneered Latin rock fusion and has collaborated with many other notable musicians from both sides of the border
8. Latin Jazz style that developed from a combination of samba and cool jazz in the late 1950s and early 60s
10. Range of punk and post-punk styles that emerged in the late 1970s, influenced by the attitude and distortion of punk but with more eclectic and polished elements, including electronic techniques; it influenced the alternative rock of the late 80s and early 90s
11. A rock subgenre that emerged in the mid- to late-1970s as a reaction against the commercialism and pretentiousness of 70s rock, featuring simple chord structures, aggressive lyrics and performance style
12. _______ sound: a term that describes a pop-leaning style of country during the late 1950s and 1960a
16. Office building at 1619 Broadway in New York City, where many songwriting teams were based in the 1960s and 70s
18. Singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, arranger and producer who pioneered the use of synthesizers and concept albums in pop and blended elements of many different genres in his music
19. African American style rooted in soul and blues that developed in the late 60s and early 70s with an emphasis on the bass line, syncopated rhythms and extended vamps based on complex harmonies; it influenced the development of hip hop
22. A practice in which record companies pay radio DJs to play certain records; in the late 1950s, a crackdown on this illegal practice was used to curtail the rise of rock & roll
24. The _____: influential 1970s New York punk band, famous for songs like “I Wanna Be Sedated”
26. The ________: Los Angeles-based country rock band who defined the California sound of the 1970s, perhaps best seen in “Hotel California”
28. A rock subgenre that emerged in the 1970s, featuring distorted guitar sounds, heavier drums and bass, and an emphasis on virtuosic guitar solos; by the early 1980s it was the dominant rock style
29. Singer, songwriter, and actor who in the mid-1970s emerged as a solo artist in the progressive country scene in Austin, TX; he borrows from a wide variety of styles
30. African American songwriter, producer, and entrepreneur, who founded the Motown label in 1959
34. Term used in the 1970s for clubs devoted to the playing of recorded music for dancing; also the musical style that developed for those clubs, with heavy use of synthesizers and a regular, heavily accented beat
38. Detroit-based record company, founded in 1959 by Berry Gordy Jr., known for its roster of prominent African American performers and songwriters, polished production, and hundreds of hit songs that appealed across class, ethnic, and regional boundaries

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3. Therefore, since we are receiving a ________ that cannot be shaken, let us be thankful, and so worship God acceptably with reverence and awe, for our "God is a consuming fire." (Hebrews 12:28-29)
5. Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation, by ________ and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God. (Philippians 4:6)
6. And the twenty-four elders, who were seated on their thrones before God, fell on their faces and worshiped God, saying: “We give thanks to you, Lord God __________, the One who is and who was, because you have taken your great power and have begun to reign. (Revelation 11:16)
8. The king should issue an edict and enforce the decree that anyone who prays to any god or human being during the next thirty days, except to you, Your Majesty, shall be thrown into the lions' den...Now when Daniel learned that the decree had been published, he went home to his upstairs room where the windows opened toward Jerusalem. Three times a day he got down on his _____ and prayed, giving thanks to his God, just as he had done before. (Daniel 6:7-10)
9. I will give you thanks, for you answered me; you have become my ________. (Psalm 118:21)
12. Let them give thanks to the LORD for his _________ love and his wonderful deeds for humankind. (Psalm 107:31)
14. Nor should there be obscenity, foolish talk or coarse joking, which are out of place, but rather ___________. (Ephesians 5:4)
16. The trumpeters and _________ joined in unison to give praise and thanks to the LORD. Accompanied by trumpets, cymbals and other instruments, the singers raised their voices in praise to the LORD and sang: “He is good; his love endures forever.” (2 Chronicles 5:13)

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1. You will be made rich in every way so that you can be __________ on every occasion, and through us your generosity will result in thanksgiving to God. (2 Corinthians 9:11)
2. While they were eating, Jesus took bread, and when he had given thanks, he broke it and gave it to his disciples, saying, “Take and eat; this is my ____.” (Matthew 26:26)
4. I will give thanks to the LORD because of his ___________; I will sing the praises of the name of the LORD Most High. (Psalm 7:17)
7. Taking the five loaves and the two fish and looking up to ________, he [Jesus] gave thanks and broke the loaves. Then he gave them to his disciples to set before the people. He also divided the two fish among them all. (Mark 6:41)
10. Enter his gates with thanksgiving and his courts with ______; give thanks to him and praise his name. (Psalm 100:4)
11. First, I thank my God through ______ Christ for all of you, because your faith is being reported all over the world. (Romans 1:8)
13. He [David] appointed some of the Levites to minister before the ark of the LORD, to extol, thank, and praise the LORD, the ___ of Israel (1 Chronicles 16:4-5)
15. And whatever you do, whether in word or deed, do it all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God the ________ through him. (Colossians 3:17)

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4. The juvenile delinquents were arrested and sent to a ______ for getting caught robbing a gas station.
5. President Abraham Lincoln was well-known for his brilliant ______ throughout the Civil War.
6. He looked uneasy after hearing the question and began to ______ as he was explaining his side of the story.
9. The contestant ______ dashed through the track with determination to win the race.
11. Hearing all those offensive insults caused him to subconsciously cast an ______ look upon the others.
13. The baby’s babbling was completely ______ to the perplexed parents.
16. Those in the ______ rank were more likely to get chosen for the global championship.
18. After watching the horror movie, the trembling students were ______.
19. Dally was in extreme ______ after Johnny died because he was the only thing he had ever loved.
20. The ______ toddler was creating a tantrum throwing toys all across the room.
21. After the interrogation between the judge and Curtis brothers, Ponyboy was ______ and the case was closed.
23. Ponyboy was in a ______ for some time after Johnny’s death, denying the sad truth.
24. He went straight into his room and laid in bed with a high fever feeling ______.
25. His father kept a ______ tone for the rest of the evening after being laid-off from his job of 11 years.
28. The team was celebrating with ______ after receiving the trophy for their outrageous victory.
29. The mischievous teen attempted to ______ her teacher after coming to class late for the third time.
31. She began to shamelessly mock and ______ the characters of her little sister’s favorite show which made her cry.
32. The helpless child made a ______ after falling off the swing.
35. According to the news, it is ______ to lose power for a short period of time next Tuesday.
36. The accomplice attempted to ______ the attention of the guards as the thief ran in.
37. The exasperated manager ______ stared at the customer as she made a big fuss about a minor flaw with her order.
38. All the actors ______ in formal wear for the dinner scene.
39. The beaming sun radiated a vibrant orange ______ across the horizon.

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1. The class discussion about historical events went off-topic and ______ to ideas about a field trip.
2. Two-Bit fought for ______, Darry for pride, Steve for hatred, and Soda for fun.
3. We have a 5-paragraph ______ about our summer breaks due next week.
7. The student’s good grades were an ______ for her successful, future career.
8. After hearing the startling news, he had an ______ expression on his face.
10. Johnny died ______ after heroically saving several children from the flaming church.
12. The room was filled with awkward silence until someone made a ______ joke which broke the ice between the guests.
14. How could you not care and act so ______ after your grandmother’s death?
15. He tried to refrain from ______ as the mosquitoes swarmed in circles around him.
17. Everyone in the class was ______ and skeptical about the new teacher who hardly spoke.
22. Many teens began to ______ famous singers and are completely obsessed.
26. It was almost her turn to present her project which made her suddenly feel tense and ______.
27. Since he broke his ankle coincidentally prior to the race, he began to believe his ______ was right.
30. The ______ of the species increased because of the rapid decline throughout the decades.
33. After seeing signs about the missing dog, the next-door neighbor came to visit the sorrowful home and began to ______ comfort them.
34. The new student kept herself ______ from the others as she was trying to avoid the drama.Dumbfounded He was completely ______ after hearing all the distressing news and was left speechless.

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1. After hearing the startling news, he had an ______ expression on his face.
5. After the interrogation between the judge and Curtis brothers, Ponyboy was ______ and the case was closed.
7. His father kept a ______ tone for the rest of the evening after being laid-off from his job of 11 years.
8. The team was celebrating with ______ after receiving the trophy for their outrageous victory.
13. He was completely ______ after hearing all the distressing news and was left speechless.
16. The helpless child made a ______ after falling off the swing.
19. He looked uneasy after hearing the question and began to ______ as he was explaining his side of the story.
20. Since he broke his ankle coincidentally prior to the race, he began to believe his ______ was right.
21. The beaming sun radiated a vibrant orange ______ across the horizon.
22. He went straight into his room and laid in bed with a high fever feeling ______.
24. The class discussion about historical events went off-topic and ______ to ideas about a field trip.
25. Two-Bit fought for ______, Darry for pride, Steve for hatred, and Soda for fun.
27. The mischievous teen attempted to ______ her teacher after coming to class late for the third time.
28. Everyone in the class was ______ and skeptical about the new teacher who hardly spoke.
33. Dally was in extreme ______ after Johnny died because he was the only thing he had ever loved.
36. We have a 5-paragraph ______ about our summer breaks due next week.
37. Those in the ______ rank were more likely to get chosen for the global championship.
38. How could you not care and act so ______ after your grandmother’s death?
39. The room was filled with awkward silence until someone made a ______ joke which broke the ice between the guests.

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2. According to the news, it is ______ to lose power for a short period of time next Tuesday.
3. Ponyboy was in a ______ for some time after Johnny’s death, denying the sad truth.
4. After seeing signs about the missing dog, the next-door neighbor came to visit the sorrowful home and began to ______ comfort them.
6. The exasperated manager ______ stared at the customer as she made a big fuss about a minor flaw with her order.
9. The baby’s babbling was completely ______ to the perplexed parents.
10. Many teens began to ______ famous singers and are completely obsessed.
11. After watching the horror movie, the trembling students were ______.
12. The student’s good grades were an ______ for her successful, future career.
14. He tried to refrain from ______ as the mosquitoes swarmed in circles around him.
15. It was almost her turn to present her project which made her suddenly feel tense and ______.
17. Hearing all those offensive insults caused him to subconsciously cast an ______ look upon the others.
18. President Abraham Lincoln was well-known for his brilliant ______ throughout the Civil War.
23. The contestant ______ dashed through the track with determination to win the race.
26. The juvenile delinquents were arrested and sent to a ______ for getting caught robbing a gas station.
29. Johnny died ______ after heroically saving several children from the flaming church.
30. The new student kept herself ______ from the others as she was trying to avoid the drama.
31. The ______ of the species increased because of the rapid decline throughout the decades.
32. The ______ toddler was creating a tantrum throwing toys all across the room.
34. She began to shamelessly mock and ______ the characters of her little sister’s favorite show which made her cry.
35. The accomplice attempted to ______ the attention of the guards as the thief ran in.
36. All the actors ______ in formal wear for the dinner scene.

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2. a portable object other than furniture or costumes used on the set of a play
5. the process of or financial and administrative management involved in making a play
8. conversation between two or more people as a feature of a book, play, or movie
9. in the theater, a person who learns another's role in order to be able to act as a replacement at short notice
13. a woman whose profession is acting on the stage, in movies, or on television
15. the actors/actresses taking part in a play, film, or other production
19. a journey made by performers, in which they perform or play in several different places.
20. an act of staging or presenting a play
21. a natural skill of performing
23. the area behind the stage in a theater
24. a male whose profession is acting on the stage, in movies, or on television.
26. a play or movie in which singing and dancing play an essential part
28. the assembled spectators or listeners at a public event, such as a play, movie, concert, or meeting
29. a category of artistic composition, as in music or literature, characterized by similarities in form, style, or subject matter
31. Stage at or toward the middle of a stage; the most prominent position
32. an actor's part in a play
34. composed sequence of steps and moves for a performance of dance
35. a name given to actors or actresses; from the name Thespis
36. the style or genre represented by plays intended to make an audience laugh
37. at or toward the front of a stage
39. a set of clothes worn by an actor or other performer for a particular role
40. the upstairs seats in a theater, concert hall, or auditorium
42. the first performance of a musical or theatrical work
43. an interview for a particular role or job as a singer, actor, dancer, or musician, consisting of a practical demonstration of the candidate's suitability and skill
44. at or toward the back of a theater stage

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1. Office a place at a theater or other arts establishment where tickets are bought or reserved
2. a person who writes plays; the author
3. a play dealing with tragic events and having an unhappy ending, especially one concerning the downfall of the main character
4. an act of speaking one's thoughts aloud when by oneself or regardless of any hearers, especially by a character in a play
6. a person in a novel, play, or movie
7. a sequence of continuous action in a play
8. a person who supervises the actors, production crew, and other staff for a play
10. an important actor or participant
11. cosmetics such as lipstick or powder applied to the face, used to enhance or alter the appearance of a character on the stage
12. the written text of a play
14. a play for theater; a genre or style of literature
16. an event, performance, or activity designed to entertain others
17. a raised floor or platform, typically in a theater, on which actors, entertainers, or speakers perform
18. approval or praise expressed by clapping
22. a practice or trial performance of a play
25. a building or outdoor area in which plays and other dramatic performances are given
27. the words of a song
28. the technique of photographing successive drawings or positions of puppets or models to create an illusion of movement when the movie is shown as a sequence
30. a group of actors, singers, or dancers who perform together
33. a location found in the theater district located in Manhattan in New York City
38. lamp projecting a narrow, intense beam of light directly onto a place or person, especially a performer on stage
41. Night the first night of a theatrical play

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2. What was your first Christian concert you ever went to?
4. What is one of dad's favorite secular singers that mom cannot stand?
5. What was one of Diamonds nicknames that mom gave him that starts with a "C"?
6. What was the real reason mom bought your black UGGS?
7. What does Dylan do with his money?
9. What was the name of the rock that Mam-mo named at the Cuckoos Nest?
10. What is Cailyn's least favorite food?
11. What is your favorite cookie recipe to make?
14. What did mom name her GPS?
15. How many scoops of ice cream do you get at Rice Hill when you order a small cone?
16. What artist from mom's childhood did you also get their CD?
17. Dad likes to dip this into his iced tea, what is this?
18. What is one of dad's nicknames that mom gave him that starts with an "S"?
20. What was the first song we had playing for your sweet 16 disco party when you entered the dance floor?
22. What do you think your brown shoes remind you of?
25. When you were little and wanted to be picked up you would say this.
26. What is Mam-Mo known for making at Thanksgiving?
27. What is dad's favorite thing to eat for dessert at Christmas?
29. What did you guys have your toys stored in, at the Cuckoos Nest?
32. What board game does Dylan love to play but you say it's too long?
33. What was the name of the magician we hired for our first Kids Christmas Party?
34. What is dad's favorite ice cream?
35. What is mom's favorite candy for a movie?
37. What do we add to coffee at Christmas to make this Christmas latte?
38. You had this many teeth at two months.
39. What is dad's favorite pie at Thanksgiving?
42. What is the magical ingredient for an Aztec mocha?
43. How many times have we had our annual Christmas party?
44. What band did we drive the longest to see?
46. What was one of your first words?

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1. What was the characters name that mom got to meet last year from her favorite all-time movie?
2. When you were little and we lived with Taryn what did I catch you and Taryn doing behind dad's trailer?
3. What is Papa Morrises favorite color?
4. What nickname do you and Dylan have for each other that sounds like it could be "twins" and starts with B?
6. What is mom and dad's favorite coffee blend from Sisters Coffee Company?
8. When I was pregnant with Dylan what did I lose when a bug flew up my nose?
12. What is the nickname of yours that was turned into an email?
13. What does the sign in the living room say that is in between your canvas pictures?
19. What is mom's favorite character on Duck Dynasty?
21. What animal is one of Dylan's favorite hats?
23. This was our first time seeing this Christian band at the Wow Hall who was it?
24. NaNa Taught this job with horses?
28. Where did mom and dad first meet?
30. What is the Decifer Down song, You kept singing over and over that drove Dylan nuts?
31. What is Taryns favorite Christian Band?
36. When you and Dylan were in the Safeway's parking lot in the car what was the guy next to you eating?
40. What's your favorite Mexican side dish?
41. What was Papa Jacks best friends, first name from high school?
45. What is your favorite animal?

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3. Class 7-3 was the top class to collect the most items this year at the annual Stingers Scare ______ Food Drive.
5. This year’s Grade 6 Orientation was on ___ 14th.
7. The Toronto Blue Jays finished in ______ place in the 2025 World Series.
9. The Grade 6 Lego Robotics Team won the ______ medal at Halton Skills.
10. Canada’s Wonderland’s latest ride is the _____Fury.
11. Class 6-3 and 8-4 were the classes that won _____ place for being the overall bracket winners in Manie Musicale.
13. The _____ Math Contest this year for Grade 7/8 was hosted in the month of May.
20. The Junior Girls’ __________ Team placed second at the Elsie McGill Tournament.
22. This year’s _____ Fox Run was in October.
24. The winners of the best team spirit at the dodgeball tournament were the Pink _________ and the Average Joes.
25. The name of the event that Stewarttown is hosting to fundraise towards environmental causes is the _____ Game.
26. The first day of school next year is September ______, 2026.
27. The highly anticipated crewed flyby of the moon in April this year was the _______ II.
31. The Oct. 8th Flag _________ Tournament was at Milton High.
33. The official provincial flower of Ontario is the white ________.
35. The 2026 Winter Olympics were hosted in Milan and _______, Italy.
37. ______ Skills this year was in the month of March.
38. The school months with the most amount of school days were May and ________.
40. The last day of school before summer break is ____ 26th, 2026.
42. Stewarttown collected one ________ more items in this year’s food drive than last school year.
43. The “Fill a _____ for a Sister” Campaign was led by Social Justice Club.
44. An Ontarian education bill introduced at Queen’s Park now changes the title of the head of the school board from Director of Education to Chief _________ Officer.
45. The Spring Concert was on _____ 30th.
46. Stewarttown’s iconic talent show is known as the Super Terrific _____ Hour.

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1. The HDSB Multi-Year Strategic plan gives focus to a set of clear commitments for the next ____ years.
2. Our annual school-wide hockey game field trip was played with the Brampton Steelheads v.s. The ______ Colts.
4. Stewarttown’s motto is “At Stewarttown, We ____.”
6. The 2026 Grammy Award for Best Historical Album went to Canadian singer-songwriter, ____ Mitchell.
8. The most recent animal to escape Toronto Zoo was an 18-year-old _________ named Kembali.
12. A popular student-led trend this year involved the numbers six and _____.
14. The HDSB is divided into four regions: Halton Hills, Oakville, Milton, and __________.
15. The winner of the dodgeball tournament was ____ Harman’s Army.
16. Stewarttown’s sweet treat to purchase this year for Valentine’s were _____ Grams.
17. The start date for the FIFA World Cup is June _______, 2026.
18. Halton Hills is geographically situated on the _______ Escarpment.
19. The most popular song at this year’s school dances was _________.
20. Team Canada plays Team ______ and Herzegovina first at the FIFA World Cup.
21. The last day of school is June 2_____, 2026.
23. Team Canada won a total of 21 medals at this year’s Winter ________.
28. Canadian singers Justin Bieber and ____ McRae both received six Grammy nominations in 2026.
29. The last school-wide dance of the year was the ______ Fling
30. The school-wide field trip on June 18th is to Canada’s __________.
32. The HDSB Blue Jays Day in 2025 was on _______ 27th.
34. The top artist in Manie Musicale was ______.
36. The last day of Arctic Fox was _____ 12th.
39. The spectacular Grade 8 Grad trip is to ____ Mountain.
40. The school board-wide school closure / snow day was in the month of _______.
41. One part of the HDSB Multi-Year Strategic Plan is Kindness, Connection, and _________.

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4. The instruments and voices, and the different performance techniques
5. The element which means patterns created by combinations of long notes and short notes
6. A melody contains scales
8. A type of ensemble, large group of instrumentalists
9. The type of tonality which describes solemn or dramatic music (The opposite of major)
10. The Italian word for slow
11. A type of texture where there is a round
13. A type of texture where the instruments or voices play different notes but in the same rhythm.
16. A type of texture where there is call and response between the instruments and voices
17. A melodic pattern repeats but starting on a higher or lower note
18. A melody contains broken chords
20. The notes of a melody move in semitones (black-white-black-white)
21. The element which refers to how many beats there are in a bar, and what type of beat
22. The element which refers to chords and cadences
23. A type of ornament which involves playing two notes, one after the other repeatedly, very quickly
24. Where there is a feeling of two beats per bar, in a 3/4 or 6/8 time signature
26. The Italian word for 'walking pace'
29. Melody and ___________________ (a type of texture)
32. Off-beat rhythm
33. The element which refers to shapes and patterns in the tune, and intervals between notes
34. The element which means how fast or slow
36. The Italian word which means the tempo keeps changing
37. Five-note scale
38. The fifth degree of the scale
43. The element which refers to the order sections are played in. (form)
44. The notes get gradually shorter. (The opposite of augmentation)
47. A type of texture where everyone is performing exactly the same thing
48. The Italian word for quiet (the opposite of forte - loud)
49. A type of cadence which sounds like an 'Amen'
50. A repeating pattern in a song (another word for ostinato)

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1. A type of ensemble, large group of singers
2. A type of cadence which sounds unfinished (the opposite of a perfect cadence)
3. The Italian word which means 'get gradually louder' (The opposite of diminuendo)
7. The Italian word for very fast
10. The Italian word which means 'gradually get faster' (The opposite of rallentando)
12. A type of interval, eight notes apart
14. A type of ornament, simply the first part of a trill
15. Tierce de _________________. When the last chord of a minor phrase is minor
16. A type of ornament which involves playing a different note very quickly before the actual note (grace note)
19. A type of texture where instruments or voices are copying each other
21. A type of texture where there is simply one note being performed at a time. (one tune)
25. The fourth degree of the scale
27. The Italian word for quick
28. Three notes in the time of two
30. A type of texture where there are more than one tunes being performed at a time (Another word for polyphonic)
31. A type of cadence which finished on a minor chord
35. The notes of a melody generally get higher and higher (The opposite of
39. The element which refers to how many layers of sound there are, and how they interact.
40. A type of ornament which involves starting on a note, going to the one above, coming back to the actual note, going to the one below, then back to the original note again
41. The notes of a melody mainly move by step (The opposite of angular)
42. The element which means how loud or quiet
45. The element which refers to whether the music is major or minor
46. The first degree of the scale

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1. The helpless child made a ______ after falling off the swing.
3. After hearing the startling news, he had an ______ expression on his face.
5. The contestant ______ dashed through the track with determination to win the race.
9. According to the news, it is ______ to lose power for a short period of time next Tuesday.
10. The class discussion about historical events went off-topic and ______ to ideas about a field trip.
12. The baby’s babbling was completely ______ to the perplexed parents.
14. The room was filled with awkward silence until someone made a ______ joke which broke the ice between the guests.
16. Dally was in extreme ______ after Johnny died because he was the only thing he had ever loved.
17. Since he broke his ankle coincidentally prior to the race, he began to believe his ______ was right.
19. After watching the horror movie, the trembling students were ______.
20. The mischievous teen attempted to ______ her teacher after coming to class late for the third time.
21. no
24. Two-Bit fought for ______, Darry for pride, Steve for hatred, and Soda for fun.
27. Everyone in the class was ______ and skeptical about the new teacher who hardly spoke.
29. The new student kept herself ______ from the others as she was trying to avoid the drama.
30. Many teens began to ______ famous singers and are completely obsessed.
31. President Abraham Lincoln was well-known for his brilliant ______ throughout the Civil War.
33. He looked uneasy after hearing the question and began to ______ as he was explaining his side of the story.
34. He tried to refrain from ______ as the mosquitoes swarmed in circles around him.
38. The juvenile delinquents were arrested and sent to a ______ for getting caught robbing a gas station.
40. The exasperated manager ______ stared at the customer as she made a big fuss about a minor flaw with her order.
41. He was completely ______ after hearing all the distressing news and was left speechless.

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2. All the actors ______ in formal wear for the dinner scene.
4. His father kept a ______ tone for the rest of the evening after being laid-off from his job of 11 years.
6. Johnny died ______ after heroically saving several children from the flaming church.
7. The accomplice attempted to ______ the attention of the guards as the thief ran in.
8. She began to shamelessly mock and ______ the characters of her little sister’s favorite show which made her cry.
11. He went straight into his room and laid in bed with a high fever feeling ______.
13. It was almost her turn to present her project which made her suddenly feel tense and ______.
15. How could you not care and act so ______ after your grandmother’s death?
18. Hearing all those offensive insults caused him to subconsciously cast an ______ look upon the others.
22. Ponyboy was in a ______ for some time after Johnny’s death, denying the sad truth.
23. After the interrogation between the judge and Curtis brothers, Ponyboy was ______ and the case was closed.
25. The ______ toddler was creating a tantrum throwing toys all across the room.
26. Those in the ______ rank were more likely to get chosen for the global championship.
28. After seeing signs about the missing dog, the next-door neighbor came to visit the sorrowful home and began to ______ comfort them.
32. The ______ of the species increased because of the rapid decline throughout the decades.
35. The beaming sun radiated a vibrant orange ______ across the horizon.
36. The team was celebrating with ______ after receiving the trophy for their outrageous victory.
37. We have a 5-paragraph ______ about our summer breaks due next week.
39. The student’s good grades were an ______ for her successful, future career.

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3. Becket Killed by knights of Henry II
6. Day Prophecy Oracle told Arthur he would be killed by a child born on May 1
10. A person's monetary worth
12. Builds Herot, a famous mead hall, for his warriors
13. Group of people that invaded England around 800 BC
16. The only warrior who helps Beowulf to fight the dragon
22. the Great Drew a compromise with the Vikings
24. Aggressively confronts Beowulf when he arrives in Denmark
25. The belief in multiple gods/goddesses
26. Chaucer character--Has red hair growing from wart on his nose; impresses people by pulling doors off of hinges
27. Kay Arthur's "brother"
28. Group made up of Angles, Saxons, and Jutes
29. Chaucer character that goes on pilgrimage to give thanks
31. and Caliburn Arthur's famous swords
32. and bards Singers/Storytellers/Entertainers that preserved history
33. demon Kenning for Grendel
34. Bailley Chaucer character: Host of the Tabard Inn in Southwark; proposes storytelling contest
38. Guinevere's father who gave Arthur the Round Table
39. The bond between kings and warriors (Shelter, weapons, food, treasure in exchange for "fight to the death" attitude)
43. King Arthur's kingdom
44. A religious journey, as shown in Canterbury Tales
46. Had child with her 1/2 brother
48. Chastity, and Obedience Vows taken by ecclesiastes (people who work in the church)
50. rack One of many examples of torture devices used during the medieval period
52. A fairy that used magic
53. Brought the printing press to England
54. The lowest social class in feudal system
56. the Conqueror Won the Battle of Hastings and became king
57. A monster that represents EVIL
58. A disease that killed over 1/2 of England's population during the medieval period
59. Land owned by barons
62. Pendragon King Arthur's father
64. The tier of feudalism under king
65. of the Lake Mysterious woman who gave Arthur a sword

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1. Empire Send missionaries to England to convert pagans
2. Author of The Canterbury Tales
4. Practiced chivalry on and off the battlefield
5. Lower "servant" class
6. King Arthur's son who wanted his kingdom
7. Ruling class
8. An Anglo-Saxon hero who slays monsters
9. A system of landholding brought to England by William the Conqueror
10. Duke of Normandy William the Conqueror
11. Ethelbert Allowed Christian missionaries in to England to convert people
12. A sword used by Beowulf
14. Grendel's angry mama
15. Land owned by knights
17. Had 3 children with Gorlois and then 1 with Uther
18. Causes the end of Beowulf's reign
19. Magician who helped King Arthur
20. Group of people that brought skilled warfare and paved roads to early England
21. Judging a person based on physical characteristics (gap teeth=social personality)
23. from Bath Chaucer character--Wears red and has been married 5 times
28. The repetition of beginning consonant sounds
30. II Tried to clean up the corruption in the medieval church
35. Raised Arthur as his own
36. Greatest knight who divided Arthur's kingdom
37. Chaucer character--Man who brings people in to testify in court; intimidates many people
40. Complex Freud concept--Young girls are attracted to their dads
41. Augustine Missionary that converted the English to Christianity
42. Hrothgar's queen
44. One of King Arthur's knights
45. Married King Arthur but loved Lancelot
47. society Family members protect and rely on one another
49. Letter of the Anglo-Saxon alphabet
51. A condensed metaphor
55. Killed his dad and married his mom (unknowingly)
60. Chaucer character that hangs out in bars instead of helping the needy
61. Priests that settled disputes
63. Grail The cup Jesus used at the Last Supper
64. Challenged Beowulf to a swimming match "many years ago"

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3. I spin yarn out of my cat’s fur.
5. I have two rescue racing greyhounds!*
6. I play the saxophone
10. I own 227 cookbooks
12. My middle name is also the name of an airline
16. I bring my dog (12yo Italian greyhound) to work sometimes.
17. I build robots
19. I can read Egyptian Hieroglyphs!
21. I love to go deep sea fishing; actually any kind of fishing 🎣
24. My first job was as a goose pooper scooper
25. I enjoyed catching frogs and tadpoles in a pond near my house growing up. (Also a few snakes.)
26. Very serious coffee addict
33. When I was a waitress I waited on Aretha Franklin.
34. I have more than 20 plants in my dorm room (between all my roommates)
35. I find sphinx cats cute because they have no fur.
36. I spent the summer living in Alaska, enjoying 23 hours of daylight and midnight hikes!
38. I’ve eaten live octopus!
39. I weighed four pounds when I was born.
41. My comfort movie is the 2004 Pride and Prejudice
42. I have sung (as part of ensembles) in all of my graduation ceremonies from middle school through medical school*
44. Great Great Grandfather a Union Civil War General (Who is Daniel Sickles?)
45. I was a professional clam shucker
48. A fun fact about me is that I’m big hot pot lover!
49. Dish washing is my meditation
51. Built two hovercraft*
55. I was one of a group of Camerata singers who performed on the Today show and America’s Got Talent (we made it to the semifinals)*
56. I like roller coasters!*
57. I once planned to be a professional ballet dancer (and am now one of your assistant conductors)*
58. I’ve delivered over 200 babies into the world!

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1. I once waited in line overnight for a ticket to Centre Court at Wimbledon.
2. I have lived in 10 states, and I'm NOT a military brat.
4. I have toured all over the US
7. I once ran lights for the Ramones*
8. I love to Crochet!
9. I once planned to be an astrophysicist (and am now one of your assistant conductors)
11. I played Lucille Ball in a television commercial.
13. Sang for Bobby McFerrin, Eric Whitacre, Stephen Schwartz, Deke Sharon and Pope John Paul II,
14. I never followed a recipe when I cook*
15. Host of Name-That-Tune at Rudy's on Wednesdays!
16. I'm a clothing stylist.
18. Both of my grandparents and I all share the same birthday.
20. I can say the alphabet backwards.
22. I can play the piano backwards
23. I was badly stung by a jellyfish last summer in South Carolina
27. I'm a dual citizen (Australia and United States)
28. Ran first half marathon at age 46
29. I posted videos with element-themed parody songs during the COVID lockdown.
30. Once I flew the pacific ocean sitting behind the captain in the cockpit of a cargo flight.
31. I'm really good at making friendship bracelets!
32. I have a mini goldendoodle named Beau
37. I'm not that fun!
40. In the mild but windy Icelandic winter I toured waterfalls for 2 days in pouring rain
43. I named my dog after a noodle
46. I make wine every year with my family. No, we don't crush the grapes with our feet. :)
47. Sang with Peter, Paul & Mary in Carnegie Hall*
50. I once sang with Peter, Paul & Mary (if anyone knows who they are)
52. I was almost named Hubert. Can't say I dodged a bullet.
53. Working as the vocal director for The Addams Family musical in college led me to name my cat Wednesday.
54. I flunked kindergarten. Well, kind of.

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1. In the late 1990s, she coined the term Afrofuturism.
5. A tradition of an African American wedding ceremony still honored today, which can be traced back to when brooms were used during slavery in the United States as a way for enslaved people to get married since they could not legally wed in the country.
7. A Harvard-educated writer, critic, and educator hailed as the "dean" of the Harlem Renaissance.
12. Spanned from the 1910s through the 1930s and marked a crucial juncture in African American cultural history, instilling in African Americans a sense of excellence, self-determination and shared identity through various artisitic expressions.
15. A four wall line dance set to Marcia Giffith's and Bunny Walker's song "Electric Boogie."
16. Her inaugural poem, "The Hill We Climb," spoke to an Afrofuturist vision of hope, environmentally sustainable utopic, racial uplift and global peace.
17. Following the Civil War, when hundreds of thousands of African Americans moved from the South to Northern Cities to pursue improved economic prospects and civil rights.
19. A cultural movement that combines African aesthetics, history, and technology to reimagine the future.
20. Sectioned and parted braids using hair extensions which get their name from the square shaped divisions of hair on the scalp. When done and cared for correctly, this style can serve as a beautiful protective style without causing harm to one's hair.
21. A fast and easy hair style worn right after wash and conditioning the hair without the use of heat.
22. Hairstyles are designed to minimize manipulation and exposure of the hair to environmental elements and are used to retain healthy hair by keeping it in a style for a certain period of time.

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2. Also know as AfriCOBRA, was a Chicago-based organziation of Black artists that started in 1968.
3. A popular, modern day line dance that was picked by First Lady Michelle Obama for her "Let's Move" campaign to combat childhood obesity.
4. First black staff photographer commissioned by Life magazine in 1956 to document segregation in Alabama. He captured the cruelties he saw in society and used photos as means for protest.
6. Founding member of AfriCOBRA, whose work embodies the group's visual and theoretical ideals and celebrates personal style and art as forms of Black creativity and political resistance.
8. A tool used to press and transform women’s curly or wavy hair texture into hair that is straightened from root to tip
9. Genre of music with a tropical/techno inspiration that comes from the growing African music hotbeds of Nigeria, Ghana, Congo, South Africa and many others.
10. Often cited as a foundational figure in Afrofuturism, this writer has won four Nebula Awards, two Hugo Awards and a Stonewall Book Award. He was also inducted into the Science Fiction and Fantasy Hall of Fame.
11. America singer, songwriter and pianist, regarded as one of history's most iconic and influential singers. He was among the first artists to openly reject Jim Crow laws in the South.
13. A method of straightening natural curls without a chemical relaxer. Instead, this hairstyling technique uses a blow-dryer and flat iron to smooth out the hair.
14. This protective style involves unraveling braided strands created with three strands of hair. This look can enhance the look of natural hair by securing the curl pattern which gives waves definition.
18. Artist whom created the piece, "Bar and Grill," in 1941, which depicts the interior of a café with a wall that segregates the space beteen white and Black patrons.
23. America artist behind the exhibition "Flah of the Spirit," which utilizes Afrofuturistic images that conjure the past and future to make sense of the present.

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2. Eddie Van Halen plays one of these.
6. This Robin isn't very smart.
7. An original member of NWA.
10. This Marvel movie won 2 Grammys for the soundtrack.
13. The full name of the Beatle's drummer.
14. The very first American idol winner.
18. Toto want to go this country.
20. A pair of cymbals.
24. The drum that sits on the floor of a drum kit.
26. Had a major rock and roll hit with Johnny B Goode.
28. No tears left to _ _ _.
29. Famous Aussie Country music artist.
31. Taylor Swift likes to do this.
32. Strange choice of instrument for a solo on a famous ACDC song.
34. This type of engineer involved in music is NOT a mechanical or electrical engineer.
35. Happier than _ _ _ _ .
36. Mr Beiber likes this fruit.
37. Aussie singer Guy Sebastian sung of these wartime injuries.
39. Co-writer of uptown funk with Bruno Mars.
41. Tupac was born here.
43. Original singer of Cold Heart with Dua lipa.
44. Surname of the famous rock and roll singer with first name Buddy.
47. Eminem would travel this distance.
48. Won an award for the video of his hit "Thriller"
51. Adam Lambert is the current lead singer of this classic band.
52. Not the doja dog.
53. Very popular female indigenous singer.
54. Country that Jason Derulo really likes at the moment.
56. _ _ _ _ _ and I.
58. The only song to mention the word "bismillah" in the lyrics.
60. Had a famous hit with "I was made for loving you".
61. This movie won an academy award for the music composed by John Williams.
62. The Aussie singer of "Your'e the Voice".
64. Kylie's first big hit.
65. Dua Lipa song.
67. A version of a song done by a different artist is called a _ _ _ _ _ version.
70. Sang the famous rock and roll hit " Chantilly Lace".
72. Festive song sung by 70's group Wham.
73. A popular redheaded male singer.

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1. The Rolling Stones lead singer.
3. This famous band from the 70's is enjoying a rebirth with the release of a new album.
4. Band who performed " The land Downunder"
5. The original singers of the song "My girl".
8. Popular current k-pop group.
9. Metallica plays this style of rock music.
11. Singer of Hotline Bling.
12. Title of a current movie about the Beatles.
15. What the rhythm guitarist plays in a band.
16. Musical about famous Aussie rock and roll singer.
17. Aussie who really likes singing with Justin.
19. A guitarist does this when soloing in a rock band.
21. Simon and _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.
22. The person who oversees the entire process of making a record.
23. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ to heaven.
25. Nell Diamond hit.
26. Not a city road.
27. This singer does not usually sing during the week.
30. Had a nickname "The Pelvis".
33. Stage name of Reggie Dwight.
38. Had a major hit with "La Bamba".
40. Jim Morrison was the lead singer of this 70's cult band.
42. Man who had the first rock and roll hit Rock around the Clock.
45. Recently teamed up with Cardi B on the song Rumours.
46. Band who performed the song Let somebody go.
49. Jerry Lee lewis played one of these.
50. Former One direction member.
55. Recently freed popular female artist.
57. Kanye wasnt weaker, he was..........
59. Sia loves this particular metal.
60. Not the queens of Leon.
63. Very famous guitar legend with first name Jimi.
65. You always have this instrument in a rock band.
66. ACDC songs nearly always have one of these.
68. Many albums are now released using this black substance.
69. The person who writes the words of a song.
71. These guys sang Surfin' USA.

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1. After hearing the startling news, he had an ______ expression on his face.
5. After the interrogation between the judge and Curtis brothers, Ponyboy was ______ and the case was closed.
7. His father kept a ______ tone for the rest of the evening after being laid-off from his job of 11 years.
8. The team was celebrating with ______ after receiving the trophy for their outrageous victory.
13. He was completely ______ after hearing all the distressing news and was left speechless.
16. The helpless child made a ______ after falling off the swing.
19. He looked uneasy after hearing the question and began to ______ as he was explaining his side of the story.
20. Since he broke his ankle coincidentally prior to the race, he began to believe his ______ was right.
21. The beaming sun radiated a vibrant orange ______ across the horizon.
22. He went straight into his room and laid in bed with a high fever feeling ______.
24. The class discussion about historical events went off-topic and ______ to ideas about a field trip.
25. Two-Bit fought for ______, Darry for pride, Steve for hatred, and Soda for fun.
27. The mischievous teen attempted to ______ her teacher after coming to class late for the third time.
28. Everyone in the class was ______ and skeptical about the new teacher who hardly spoke.
33. Dally was in extreme ______ after Johnny died because he was the only thing he had ever loved.
36. We have a 5-paragraph ______ about our summer breaks due next week.
37. Those in the ______ rank were more likely to get chosen for the global championship.
38. How could you not care and act so ______ after your grandmother’s death?
39. The room was filled with awkward silence until someone made a ______ joke which broke the ice between the guests.

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2. According to the news, it is ______ to lose power for a short period of time next Tuesday.
3. Ponyboy was in a ______ for some time after Johnny’s death, denying the sad truth.
4. After seeing signs about the missing dog, the next-door neighbor came to visit the sorrowful home and began to ______ comfort them.
6. The exasperated manager ______ stared at the customer as she made a big fuss about a minor flaw with her order.
9. The baby’s babbling was completely ______ to the perplexed parents.
10. Many teens began to ______ famous singers and are completely obsessed.
11. After watching the horror movie, the trembling students were ______.
12. The student’s good grades were an ______ for her successful, future career.
14. He tried to refrain from ______ as the mosquitoes swarmed in circles around him.
15. It was almost her turn to present her project which made her suddenly feel tense and ______.
17. Hearing all those offensive insults caused him to subconsciously cast an ______ look upon the others.
18. President Abraham Lincoln was well-known for his brilliant ______ throughout the Civil War.
23. The contestant ______ dashed through the track with determination to win the race.
26. The juvenile delinquents were arrested and sent to a ______ for getting caught robbing a gas station.
29. Johnny died ______ after heroically saving several children from the flaming church.
30. The new student kept herself ______ from the others as she was trying to avoid the drama.
31. The ______ of the species increased because of the rapid decline throughout the decades.
32. The ______ toddler was creating a tantrum throwing toys all across the room.
34. She began to shamelessly mock and ______ the characters of her little sister’s favorite show which made her cry.
35. The accomplice attempted to ______ the attention of the guards as the thief ran in.
36. All the actors ______ in formal wear for the dinner scene.

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1. After hearing the startling news, he had an ______ expression on his face.
5. After the interrogation between the judge and Curtis brothers, Ponyboy was proven unguilty and ______.
7. His father kept a ______ tone for the rest of the evening after being laid-off from his job of 11 years.
8. The team was celebrating with ______ after receiving the trophy for their outrageous victory.
13. He was completely ______ after hearing all the distressing news and was left speechless.
16. The helpless child made a ______ after falling off the swing.
19. He looked uneasy after hearing the question and began to ______ as he was explaining his side of the story.
20. Since he broke his ankle coincidentally prior to the race, he began to believe his ______ was right.
21. The beaming sun radiated a vibrant orange ______ across the horizon.
22. He went straight into his room and laid in bed with a high fever feeling ______.
24. The class discussion about historical events went off-topic and ______ to ideas about a field trip.
25. A large number of today’s society agree to any popular opinion to not directly go against ______.
27. The mischievous teen attempted to ______ her teacher after coming to class late for the third time.
28. Everyone in the class was ______ and skeptical about the new teacher who hardly spoke.
33. Dally was in extreme ______ after Johnny died because he was the only thing he had ever loved.
36. We have a 5-paragraph ______ about our summer breaks due next week.
37. Those in the ______ rank were more likely to get chosen for the global championship.
38. How could you not care and act so ______ after your grandmother’s death?
39. The room was filled with awkward silence until someone made a ______ joke which broke the ice between the guests.

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2. According to the news, it is ______ to lose power for a short period of time next Tuesday.
3. Ponyboy was in a ______ for some time after Johnny’s death, denying the fact that Johnny had killed Bob and he was dead.
4. After seeing signs about the missing dog, the next-door neighbor came to visit the sorrowful home and began to ______ comfort them.
6. The exasperated manager ______ stared at the customer as she made a big fuss about a minor flaw with her order.
9. The baby’s babbling was completely ______ to the perplexed parents.
10. Many teens began to ______ famous singers and are completely obsessed.
11. After watching the horror movie, the trembling students were ______.
12. The student’s good grades were an ______ for her successful, future career.
14. He tried to refrain from ______ as the mosquitoes swarmed in circles around him.
15. It was almost her turn to present her project which made her suddenly feel tense and ______.
17. Hearing all those offensive insults caused him to subconsciously cast an ______ look upon the others.
18. President Abraham Lincoln was well-known for his brilliant ______ throughout the Civil War.
23. The contestant ______ dashed through the track with determination to win the race.
26. The juvenile delinquents were arrested and sent to a ______ for getting caught robbing a gas station.
29. Johnny died ______ after heroically saving several children from the flaming church.
30. The new student kept herself ______ from the others as she was trying to avoid the drama.
31. The ______ of the species increased because of the rapid decline throughout the decades.
32. The ______ toddler was creating a tantrum throwing toys all across the room.
34. She began to shamelessly mock and ______ the characters of her little sister’s favorite show which made her cry.
35. The accomplice attempted to ______ the attention of the guards as the thief ran in.
36. All the actors ______ in formal wear for the dinner scene.

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3. Becket Killed by knights of Henry II
4. II Tried to clean up the corruption in the medieval church
7. rack One of many examples of torture devices used during the medieval period
11. Chaucer character--Has red hair growing from wart on his nose; impresses people by pulling doors off of hinges
12. Hrothgar's queen
13. A condensed metaphor
15. Ethelbert Allowed Christian missionaries in to England to convert people
17. Duke of Normandy William the Conqueror
18. society Family members protect and rely on one another
20. the Conqueror Won the Battle of Hastings and became king
21. An Anglo-Saxon hero who slays monsters
22. Bailley Chaucer character: Host of the Tabard Inn in Southwark; proposes storytelling contest
23. Chaucer character--Man who brings people in to testify in court; intimidates many people
26. demon Kenning for Grendel
29. Had child with her 1/2 brother
30. A person's monetary worth
31. Judging a person based on physical characteristics (gap teeth=social personality)
33. The bond between kings and warriors (Shelter, weapons, food, treasure in exchange for "fight to the death" attitude)
34. Ruling class
39. Letter of the Anglo-Saxon alphabet
41. The repetition of beginning consonant sounds
44. Lower "servant" class
46. Pendragon King Arthur's father
47. King Arthur's son who wanted his kingdom
48. A religious journey, as shown in Canterbury Tales
49. Grendel's angry mama
53. Married King Arthur but loved Lancelot
54. A sword used by Beowulf
56. A monster that represents EVIL
58. Had 3 children with Gorlois and then 1 with Uther
60. King Arthur's kingdom
62. Complex Freud concept--Young girls are attracted to their dads
64. Causes the end of Beowulf's reign
65. Land owned by barons
67. Group of people that invaded England around 800 BC

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1. from Bath Chaucer character--Wears red and has been married 5 times
2. Chastity, and Obedience Vows taken by ecclesiastes (people who work in the church)
5. Empire Send missionaries to England to convert pagans
6. Grail The cup Jesus used at the Last Supper
8. Priests that settled disputes
9. A system of landholding brought to England by William the Conqueror
10. The belief in multiple gods/goddesses
11. Land owned by knights
14. A fairy that used magic
16. Chaucer character that goes on pilgrimage to give thanks
19. Day Prophecy Oracle told Arthur he would be killed by a child born on May 1
24. Aggressively confronts Beowulf when he arrives in Denmark
25. Killed his dad and married his mom (unknowingly)
27. and bards Singers/Storytellers/Entertainers that preserved history
28. Group made up of Angles, Saxons, and Jutes
32. Magician who helped King Arthur
35. The tier of feudalism under king
36. Author of The Canterbury Tales
37. Guinevere's father who gave Arthur the Round Table
38. the Great Drew a compromise with the Vikings
40. Augustine Missionary that converted the English to Christianity
42. The only warrior who helps Beowulf to fight the dragon
43. and Caliburn Arthur's famous swords
45. Builds Herot, a famous mead hall, for his warriors
48. The lowest social class in feudal system
50. One of King Arthur's knights
51. Greatest knight who divided Arthur's kingdom
52. Practiced chivalry on and off the battlefield
55. Group of people that brought skilled warfare and paved roads to early England
57. Raised Arthur as his own
59. A disease that killed over 1/2 of England's population during the medieval period
60. Brought the printing press to England
61. of the Lake Mysterious woman who gave Arthur a sword
63. Challenged Beowulf to a swimming match "many years ago"
66. Chaucer character that hangs out in bars instead of helping the needy
68. Kay Arthur's "brother"

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3. Joe has completely ____ her heart because he cheated on her.
4. Have you ever ______ the Titanic song in front of a big audience?
6. Rick Riordan has _______ one of the most famous young adult series in the world.
10. I have never _____ him about the surprise party.
13. The students haven’t understood anything that their teacher assigned today.
15. Has your sister ever ______ alcohol?
16. My mon has ______ 160 dollars in that shop and she still has all day to continue shopping,
18. It is the first time that Pedro has ______ himself with paper.
19. Rose has _____ to study Journalism because she likes to write.
20. Have your feet ever ______ in the highlands?
21. I have never _____ in a Caribbean beach, it is one my biggest dreams.
23. Has that singer ever _____ a nomination? He’s too good!
25. Have you ever _____ a motorcycle? I find it too scary.
27. Sandra has never _____ ceviche in her life! What a shame!
28. William has just ______ a really expensive gift for his mother.
29. I haven't ____ the bracelet I lost last week in my grandma's house, yet.
32. So far, Ana has ______ a 50% of her homework.
33. Jake can't believe that I have never ____ a real lion in my life.
35. She has just ______ a million balloons for her sister’s birthday, she’s too tired.
36. I have ____ Erick for many years, I completely trust him.
39. Monica has never _____ a single penny to collaborate with the reconstruction of the church.
40. I have already _____ 15 books and I still have a lot that I want to finish this year.
42. She has already _____ 20 dollars to collaborate with that cost.
43. I wish I could travel to Alaska, I have never _____ snow in my life.

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1. She has completely _______ to bring her project to school, now she will fail.
2. She has _____ one of the youngest singers of Peru.
5. Sophie is enjoying herself today at the zoo, so far she has ____ the giraffe and the cow.
7. I have never ____ a marathon, but I really want to do it one day.
8. Have you ever _______ about studying abroad?
9. My father has ______ in the Coca Cola’s company since 2008.
10. She told him that her hears has being ______ by his best friend.
11. Maria and Toby have _____ in Miraflores since they were little kids.
12. It has ______ her a fortune! I don’t understand how she did to afford it.
14. Has Rose ever ______ something in her life? That would be impossible.
17. I have never _____ a single piece of plastic to the sea, it would be a sin!
18. Jessica has already _____ to this circus and she told me it was awesome.
21. Grecia has just ______ the bracelet she had for so many years.
22. Has a spider ever _______ you?
24. Miss Gonzales has ______ to fifth grade all her life! She really has a lot of patience.
26. I haven't ____ my laundry or my homework yet.
28. Mario has _______ to study French since he wants to travel to France.
29. Have you ever ______ in a helicopter before?
30. Mary hasn’t drawn an eagle before.
31. I have ____ his best friend since 2010.
34. I have never _____ to a Luis Miguel concert before.
35. Sonia has already _____ her building project for her design class.
36. I have ____ my sister’s secret of her pregnancy for 5 months, I can’t hold it anymore.
37. Mark has ____ that jacket all day even though it's really hot outside.
38. Lola has ____ the worst day today... at least until now.
41. I think I have ____ him earlier this day.

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2. to let something you are carrying fall to the ground
5. to get something by paying money for it
6. to move down towards the ground
8. a violent act intended to hurt or damage someone or something
11. worried and nervous
14. the way that you behave
15. a group of objects of the same type that have been collected by one person or in one place
17. having a strong feeling against someone who has behaved badly, making you want to shout at them or hurt them
19. an amount of money that you pay to do something, to use something, or to get a service
22. one of the two organs in your face, which you use to see with
24. to become different, or to make someone or something become different
26. big in size or amount
28. success in doing something good, usually by working hard
30. a flat, usually round, piece of metal used as money
31. to go up something, or onto the top of something
32. the skin of animals that is used to make things such as shoes and bags
33. something that is difficult and that tests someone's ability or determination
34. a unit for measuring temperature
36. an amount of money that you owe someone
38. with no difficulty
39. to choose something after thinking about several possibilities
40. to get to a place
41. to prepare food and usually heat it
42. towards the direction behind you
43. a performance of music and singing
45. a small coloured rubber bag that you fill with air to play with or to use as a decoration
46. afraid or nervous
47. to jump into water with your head and arms going in first
48. feeling very happy and enthusiastic
50. popular at a particular time
52. ashamed because you have done something wrong
53. used to say how much someone or something weighs

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1. someone who stands in front of a group of musicians or singers and controls their performance
3. to stay away from a person, place, situation, etc
4. a small container with medicine inside that you swallow
7. the religious period before Easter (= a Christian holiday), in which some Christians do not allow themselves something that they usually enjoy
9. to decide which thing you want
10. very tired
12. a pleasant feeling of being relaxed and having no pain
13. towards the direction that is in front of you
16. a big meat
18. someone who does the sport of boxing
20. very important and necessary
21. able to use a language naturally without stopping or making mistakes
23. something someone does that is illegal
24. unable to think clearly or to understand something
25. An event or experience gives you pleasure.
27. to begin to be something
29. an electronic machine that can store and arrange large amounts of information
31. a way of buying something in which you arrange to pay for it at a later time
35. feeling ashamed or shy
37. a piece of equipment that you wear over your ears so that you can listen to music without anyone else hearing it
41. the state that something or someone is in
42. to annoy someone by trying to get their attention when they do not want to see you or talk to you
44. a usually hard, shiny material such as iron, gold, or silver which heat and electricity can travel through
47. no light or not much light
48. to include the things that are needed for a particular purpose
49. in a relaxed way
51. a record of your thoughts that you put on the Internet for other people to read

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2. to let something you are carrying fall to the ground
5. to get something by paying money for it
6. to move down towards the ground
8. a violent act intended to hurt or damage someone or something
11. worried and nervous
14. the way that you behave
15. i a group of objects of the same type that have been collected by one person or in one place
17. having a strong feeling against someone who has behaved badly, making you want to shout at them or hurt them
19. an amount of money that you pay to do something, to use something, or to get a service
22. one of the two organs in your face, which you use to see with
24. to become different, or to make someone or something become different
26. big in size or amount
28. success in doing something good, usually by working hard
30. a flat, usually round, piece of metal used as money
31. to go up something, or onto the top of something
32. the skin of animals that is used to make things such as shoes and bags
33. something that is difficult and that tests someone's ability or determination
34. a unit for measuring temperature
36. an amount of money that you owe someone
38. with no difficulty
39. to choose something after thinking about several possibilities
40. to get to a place
41. to prepare food and usually heat it
42. towards the direction behind you
43. a performance of music and singing
45. a small coloured rubber bag that you fill with air to play with or to use as a decoration
46. jafraid or nervous
47. to jump into water with your head and arms going in first
48. feeling very happy and enthusiastic
50. popular at a particular time
52. ashamed because you have done something wrong
53. used to say how much someone or something weighs

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1. someone who stands in front of a group of musicians or singers and controls their performance
3. to stay away from a person, place, situation, etc
4. a small container with medicine inside that you swallow
7. the religious period before Easter (= a Christian holiday), in which some Christians do not allow themselves something that they usually enjoy
9. to decide which thing you want
10. very tired
12. a pleasant feeling of being relaxed and having no pain
13. towards the direction that is in front of you
16. a big meat
18. someone who does the sport of boxing
20. very important and necessary
21. able to use a language naturally without stopping or making mistakes
23. something someone does that is illegal
24. unable to think clearly or to understand something
25. An event or experience gives you pleasure.
27. to begin to be something
29. an electronic machine that can store and arrange large amounts of information
31. a way of buying something in which you arrange to pay for it at a later time
35. feeling ashamed or shy
37. a piece of equipment that you wear over your ears so that you can listen to music without anyone else hearing it
41. the state that something or someone is in
42. to annoy someone by trying to get their attention when they do not want to see you or talk to you
44. a usually hard, shiny material such as iron, gold,or silver which heat and electricity can travel through
47. no light or not much light
48. to include the things that are needed for a particular purpose
49. in a relaxed way
51. a record of your thoughts that you put on the Internet for other people to read

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3. You can eat this in Napoli and it's very good (5) (Gianluigi D'Antonio)
4. You can use this if it rains (8) (Maria Russo)
6. We can eat this animal which lives in the sea (4) (Marco Panza)
9. We watch these in the cinema (5) (Davide Zappile)
10. You wear this around your neck if you have a sore throat (5) (Claudia Liguoro)
11. This type of fruit can be red, yellow or green and it is round (5) (Martina Apicella)
12. You do this at the end of your English course (4) (Valentina Lamberti)
13. Teachers write on this with a pen or with chalk (5) (Adriano Esposito)
14. This animal is king of the jungle (4) (Andrea Szoke)
16. You can chat to friends with this (6/5) (Diamante Padovano)
17. They drink a lot of this in England (3) (Alessandro Zambrano)
21. You can take photos or videos with this (6) (Giulia Leopoldo)
22. It's very useful if you want to wake up (5/5) (Paulo Catone)
23. You can turn this on if it's dark (5) (Gaetano Panza)
25. You use these to cut paper (8) (Demetrio Di Lauro)
28. You can go there if you need to catch a train (7) (Alessndro Leone)
33. You use this to watch programmes (10) (Marco Zappile)
34. This vehicle has two wheels and you can't normally carry a passenger (8/4) (Alphonso Palazzo)
35. You can see these animals in the sky (5) (Vittorio Siani)
37. You can see lots of people here and you can see singers that you like (7) (Christian Califri)
38. It's a type of show with singing and dancing (7) (Benedetta Cipriano)
39. You can use these to listen to music quietly (10) (Giulia Magliano)
42. You use this kind of boat when you go to another place with your car (5) (Gianmarco Adinolfi)
43. This insect is very annoying (3) (Mariella Di Agostino)
44. This thing is made of plastic or wood. You can use it to tidy your hair if it's messy (4) (Lorenzo Troisi)
45. You stand on this when you are singing or performing (5) (Melania Oreste)

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1. You can wear this on your head when it's cold (3) (Rosita Avella)
2. You can read this if you want to know important things which have happened (9) (Giada Di Giuseppe)
3. You need this if you want to visit other countries (8) (Miriam Zolli)
5. It's Barack's surname (5) (Francesco Pio Capone)
7. You use this to listen to CDs or the radio but it doesn't normally play MP3s (6) (Ludovica Pellegrino)
8. You use this to cook but it isn't a microwave (4) (Claudia Troisi)
15. We can drink this when the weather is cold. It's brown and it's very sweet and hot (3-9) (Francesco Criscuolo)
18. You use these to see better (7) (Elisa Viola)
19. This vehicle has four wheels and you can go to work with it (3) (Nicola Belmonte)
20. If you are thirsty you can drink this (5) (Francesco Ognibene)
24. You wear these to play with snow if you don't want cold hands (6) (Alice Esposito)
26. It's a type of word puzzle (8) (Francesco Pio Capone)
27. You can sit on this to relax and watch TV (4) (Andrea Cammarano)
29. It is made of glass and it is part of the house. You can open and close it (6) (Ludovica Di Marino)
30. This vegetable makes you cry (5) (Giandomenico Spinelli)
31. In this sport you kick the ball into the goal (8) (Pietro Annarummo)
32. This is useful when you do language exercises to find a word that you don't know (10) (Nicole Vitale)
36. This person takes your order in a restaurant (6) (Gianmarco Adinolfi)
40. It travels in the air quickly (5) (Francesco Rupoli)
41. You wear these when the weather is hot (6) (Mariella Di Agostino)

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1. After hearing the startling news, he had an ______ expression on his face.
5. After the interrogation between the judge and Curtis brothers, Ponyboy was ______ and the case was closed.
7. His father kept a ______ tone for the rest of the evening after being laid-off from his job of 11 years.
8. The team was celebrating with ______ after receiving the trophy for their outrageous victory.
13. He was completely ______ after hearing all the distressing news and was left speechless.
16. The helpless child made a ______ after falling off the swing.
19. He looked uneasy after hearing the question and began to ______ as he was explaining his side of the story.
20. Since he broke his ankle coincidentally prior to the race, he began to believe his ______ was right.
21. The beaming sun radiated a vibrant orange ______ across the horizon.
22. He went straight into his room and laid in bed with a high fever feeling ______.
24. The class discussion about historical events went off-topic and ______ to ideas about a field trip.
25. Two-Bit fought for ______, Darry for pride, Steve for hatred, and Soda for fun.
27. The mischievous teen attempted to ______ her teacher after coming to class late for the third time.
28. Everyone in the class was ______ and skeptical about the new teacher who hardly spoke.
33. Dally was in extreme ______ after Johnny died because he was the only thing he had ever loved.
36. We have a 5-paragraph ______ about our summer breaks due next week.
37. Those in the ______ rank were more likely to get chosen for the global championship.
38. How could you not care and act so ______ after your grandmother’s death?
39. The room was filled with awkward silence until someone made a ______ joke which broke the ice between the guests.

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2. According to the news, it is ______ to lose power for a short period of time next Tuesday.
3. Ponyboy was in a ______ for some time after Johnny’s death, denying the sad truth.
4. After seeing signs about the missing dog, the next-door neighbor came to visit the sorrowful home and began to ______ comfort them.
6. The exasperated manager ______ stared at the customer as she made a big fuss about a minor flaw with her order.
9. The baby’s babbling was completely ______ to the perplexed parents.
10. Many teens began to ______ famous singers and are completely obsessed.
11. After watching the horror movie, the trembling students were ______.
12. The student’s good grades were an ______ for her successful, future career.
14. He tried to refrain from ______ as the mosquitoes swarmed in circles around him.
15. It was almost her turn to present her project which made her suddenly feel tense and ______.
17. Hearing all those offensive insults caused him to subconsciously cast an ______ look upon the others.
18. President Abraham Lincoln was well-known for his brilliant ______ throughout the Civil War.
23. The contestant ______ dashed through the track with determination to win the race.
26. The juvenile delinquents were arrested and sent to a ______ for getting caught robbing a gas station.
29. Johnny died ______ after heroically saving several children from the flaming church.
30. The new student kept herself ______ from the others as she was trying to avoid the drama.
31. The ______ of the species increased because of the rapid decline throughout the decades.
32. The ______ toddler was creating a tantrum throwing toys all across the room.
34. She began to shamelessly mock and ______ the characters of her little sister’s favorite show which made her cry.
35. The accomplice attempted to ______ the attention of the guards as the thief ran in.
36. All the actors ______ in formal wear for the dinner scene.

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2. This park features an unusually large playscape, seven reservable picnic shelters, sports fields, trails, a duck pond and lots of open greenspace.
5. A cafe; USA Today named this eatery the “Top Down-Home Dining Spot” and one of the “10 Great Places to get a Southern-style Biscuit.”
9. 20 years old, this event is centered around a fruit some still think is a vegtable.
10. Despite its name, this Creek is only 6.6 miles long.
12. Mascot of Oprah's High schools and the 3A 2022 Football State Runner-Up.
14. More than 40 clouded leopards have been born here as this institution helps save the endangered species .
16. This park is 1,368 acres and includes a lake.
18. This park has a disc golf course, tennis court, basketball goals, RC plane field, and picnic areas.
19. You can find a 150-foot long sea serpent sculpture here; also known as “Dragon Park”
20. One of the few museums in the U.S. to specialize in European cars.
21. This "Drive" is known for being lined with cherry trees, also a village.
22. Nashville's Newest High School which was named after the father of the nonviolent civil rights movement and is nicknamed the Lightning.
23. Long-running (since 1942) public golf facility with 18-hole & 9-hole courses, plus a driving range.
24. This cave was acquired by TennGreen Land Conservancy in 2015 and established it as a certified arboretum.
25. A fortification built by Union troops after the capture of Nashville, Tennessee during the American Civil War.
26. This Nashville institution started as the WSM Barn Dance and now a well known weekly live country music radio broadcast.
29. In 1979, Johnny Cash saved this from demolition. Today, it has been restored for a museum and educational center.
30. This Hampton Street lounge is known for good vibes, dancing and live music.
31. The road where some of the best of Nashville's international food and restaurants can be found.
32. This YMCA Camp is located on 320 acres next to Percy Priest Lake.
33. Originally built in 1929 this estate is now a 55-acre botanical garden and art museum.

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1. This Village “looks as if it was dropped from the sky by time travelers and surrounded by a force field to fight off inexorable metamorphosis.”
3. This park is a favorite of fans of soccer and food trucks.
4. The Stones River Greenway runs along the edge of this brand new almost 800-acre park.
6. Formerly the Gillette Grainery, this building is now known for its 15-story tall mural of Lee Estes.
7. The name of a new Elementary School that has an indoor slide and opened August 2023.
8. This restaurant and butcher shop near 24 and Harding always has something delicious on the smoker in front. Carnicerria _ _
11. The 600-acre property in Southeast Davidson County, located near Cane Ridge High School off of Old Hickory Boulevard, one of Metro Nashville's newest Regional Parks.
13. Experts have praised this Auditorium's acoustics, calling them among the best in the world.
15. This community shares its name with the small stream that runs through it; Fontanel Mansion is located here.
17. The biggest waterpark in Middle Tennessee was originally opened as Hermitage Landing in 1971.
18. This road runs along Mill Creek before running into Old Hickory Blvd.
24. These 3 letters are well known to local jet setters.
27. An award won by both the Fisk Jubilee Singers and TSU's Aristocrat of Bands.
28. This beautiful home, built in 1859, houses a law office and title company upstairs and offers the downstairs to be rented for social events and gatherings.

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2. a bell tower, either attached to a structure or freestanding.
5. a room in a Christian church in which vestments and sacred objects used in the services are stored.
7. the sacred scriptures of Judaism and Christianity.
9. a sacred place, set apart from the profane, ordinary world.
10. hall or chapel situated close to, or connected with, a church, in which the sacrament of baptism is administered.
14. fixed seating in the choir of a church or chapel
15. the rail in front of the altar at which people kneel when receiving the sacrament
16. the room in which the clergy and sometimes the altar boys and the choir members put on their robes. In the early Christian church, two rooms beside the apse, the diaconicon and the prothesis, were used for these purposes.
18. the receptacle in which holy water is held
19. element of a Christian church of the Middle Ages or early Renaissance that separated the choir or chancel from the nave.
21. a fixed, locked box in which, in some Christian churches, the Eucharist is reserved.
22. in architecture, a series of arches carried by columns or piers, a passageway between arches and a solid wall.
24. portion of a church that contains the choir, often at the eastern end. Before modern changes in church practice, only clergy and choir members were permitted here.
25. a gallery reserved for church singers and musicians.
27. where the transept meets the nave
30. small, intimate place of worship.
32. steeply pointed pyramidal or conical termination to a tower.
33. originally a raised and enclosed place in a church designed for an ecclesiastical dignitary or officer.
34. Portion of a church or basilica that parallels or encircles the major sections of the structure, such as the nave, choir, or apse.
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1. in architecture, a vertical element, usually a rounded shaft with a capital and a base, which in most cases serves as a support.
3. an ornamental screen or partition that is not directly attached to the altar table.
4. central and principal part of a Christian church, extending from the entrance to the transepts.
6. space in a church above the nave arcade, below the clerestory, and extending over the vaults, or ceilings, of the side aisles.
8. a series of 14 pictures or carvings portraying events in the Passion of Christ, from his condemnation by Pontius Pilate to his entombment.
11. residence of a Priest, Pastor, or Rector
12. in architecture, any fenestrated (windowed) wall of a room that is carried higher than the surrounding roofs to light the interior space.
13. the area of a cruciform church lying at right angles to the principal axis.
17. In architecture, hemispherical structure evolved from the arch, usually forming a ceiling or roof.
20. a pedestal-based reading desk with a slanted top used for supporting liturgical books—such as Bibles, missals, and breviaries at religious services; later, a stand that supports a speaker’s books and notes.
23. in architecture, a semicircular or polygonal termination to the choir, chancel, or aisle of a secular or ecclesiastical building.
26. long, narrow, enclosed porch, usually colonnaded or arcaded, crossing the entire width of a church at its entrance.
28. in architecture, any covered passage that is open at one side
29. type of book containing the prayers, important chants, and necessary instructions for the celebration of the mass
31. in Western church architecture, an elevated and enclosed platform from which the sermon is delivered during a service.
36. A raised structure or place that is used for sacrifice, worship, or prayer.

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2. it's a raw, unrefined cane sugar from Colombia. has been traditionally handmade for centuries by dehydrating raw sugarcane juice over low heat. Because it's made in such a simple way, it retains the flavorful and nutrient rich molasses from sugarcane.
4. Similar to the more famous Fandango, it's a dance and musical style that comes from Colombia’s vast eastern plains, or Llanos Orientales. The dance is similar to a waltz, with the dancers first holding onto one another, before separating and performing a movement that has often been compared to sweeping the floor.
8. Are a traditional, historical, indegenous community who are known as the people of the sun , sand and wind, They live in the La Guajira peninsula, a desert area in the northeast of Colombia.
9. are one of the four indigenous ancestral communities that inhabit the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta in Colombia, along with the Kogis, Kankuamos and Wiwas, all descendants of the Tayrona, former inhabitants of this sacred mountain.
12. These are very high quality crafts that are made with fine gold wires after the process of stretching, twisting and flattening the metal.
13. It is a typical dish from the Valle del Cauca department, in which very ripe banana is used —with a ripe peel—. To prepare it, thin slices of the banana are removed, fried and filled with peasant cheese and "Bocadillo".
14. This language is used as a form of communication by the raizales of the Archipelago of San Andrés and Providencia and together with Spanish, they are the official languages ​​of the island.
15. Tribute to the abolition of slavery in Colombia, every May 21 st is commemorated this day.

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1. It is a popular dance of peasant origin, where a couple formed by a man and a woman move with pure movements and in a loving way, with different steps always on the floor.
3. Made by deep-frying dough balls in hot oil until they puff up, slicing a small incision to form to the pocket inside the dough ball, cracking a whole egg inside the dough, sealing the incision, then frying until golden-brown.
5. is a poncho-style outer garment native to the Colombian Andes. In Colombia, the ruana is the characteristic and traditional garment of the department of Boyacá, initially made by indigenous and mestizo people, although it is also made in the departments of Cundinamarca, Antioquia, Nariño, Bogotá, Santander (Colombia), Norte de Santander and Caldas.
6. The festival is held every April in Valledupar and searches for the best drummers, guacharaca players, lyricists and songs of the genre but it’s really the accordion players who steal the show (in the past accordion players would sing themselves, nowadays they pair with singers).
7. considered one of the largest biodiversity centers in Colombia and is a UNESCO mixed heritage site, in addition to having the largest number of pictograms painted by the indigenous people of the region.
10. It’s a hearty soup made from three different kinds of potatoes (criolla, sabanera and pastusa), chicken, guasca leaves, with a half an ear of corn splashed in for good measure. Most times, It is accompanied by a plate of rice and a slice of avocado.
11. This group, also known as the Paez people, is recognized as one of the largest indigenous communities in Colombia.They are mainly located in the department of Cauca but are also represented in Valle del Cauca and Putumayo.

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1. Taylor swift, dolly Parton, Ruth b, Selena Gomez,Ariana Grande, Rihanna, Becky g, Nicki Minaj, Megan thee Stallion, Colby calliet, carrie Underwood, kelsei ballerni, maddie and Tae, Miranda Lambert, Olivia Rodrigo, Billie ellish, adele, Beyonce,Christina Aguilera, lady gaga,Kelly Clarkson, Brittney spears,Alicia keys,Shakira, Katy perry, Ingrid andress,Jennifer Lopez,Camilla cabello, avril Lavigne,pink,Dua lipa, anne Marie,Ellie Goulding,Gwen Stefani,Miley Cyrus, Whitney Houston, Aretha franklin, Janet Jackson, missy Elliot, lilith zar,Laura Alania,rebs mcentire,Maren Morris,gabby Barrett.

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1. Twenty four singers will perform in the festival, but there will only be one ____ who will sing alone.

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1. Twenty four singers will perform in the festival, but there will only be one ____ who will sing alone.

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1. "Michelle my belle"

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1. brown,Michael Jackson,drake,Kendrick Lamar,elvis presley,

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1. Nonsense syllables used in various types of songs, such as Native American songs and doo-wop.
3. Minstrel performer and composer of such standards as “I Wish I Was In Dixie’s Land”; his Virginia Minstrels became the model for other minstrel troupes
4. The simultaneous sounding of two or more pitches
8. A 19th-century African-American folk song with Biblical references, expressing sorrow and hope and combining African and European musical elements
10. The way in which the melodic, harmonic, and rhythmic elements of music are woven together
12. Best-known gospel singer in the United States, who popularized Dorsey’s music and also became a supporter and spokesperson for the Civil Rights Movement
15. A highly influential blues singer who came to prominence partly as a result of recordings made by ethnographers John and Alan Lomax
21. African American pastor and composer whose hymns and songs became gospel standards
23. Composer and minstrel performer who was the first well-known African American songwriter
26. ______ show: 19th-century variety show featuring white (and later, black) performers in blackface makeup; in spite of their overt racism, these shows can be said to be the first nationwide popular culture phenomenon and provided professional opportunities for African American performers
28. A highly influential blues singer, known as the link between the early Mississippi blues and the modern Chicago blues; legend has it he sold his soul to the devil in exchange for guitar skills
30. Narrative, strophic folk song usually sung by a solo voice with or without accompaniment, dealing with dramatic or tragic events
36. The way that music is disseminated from person to person
37. _____ music, a term describing musics that are traditional, primarily disseminated through oral transmission, and usually associated with a specific rural setting or ethnic group
39. Founder of the Christy Minstrels, who premiered many of Stephen Foster’s songs
40. Literary scholar who collected and classified English-language folk songs and ballads, which are now known under his name
44. First England School composer, whose New England Psalm Singer was the first entirely American-composed tunebook to be published.
47. Composer and performer, considered to be the father of American minstrelsy.
48. Saxophonist, singer, and bandleader who with his Tympany Five pioneered rhythm and blues, producing over 50 crossover hits
49. Native American intertribal gathering that allows participants to preserve important cultural practices, such as music and dance
51. The arrangement of time durations in music
52. Detroit-based record company, founded in 1959 by Berry Gordy Jr., known for its roster of prominent African American performers and songwriters, polished production, and hundreds of hit songs that appealed across class, ethnic, and regional boundaries
54. The musical texture resulting of the simultaneous combination of two or more melodic lines
56. Rhythm and blues guitarist, singer and songwriter who wrote many hit songs that became rock and roll standards, like “School Days”
58. Pianist, singer, and songwriter who was one of the architects of soul, becoming a musician in spite of losing his eyesight at age 6

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2. Influential singer known as the Queen of Soul
5. The musical texture consisting of a single melodic line
6. African American choral group founded at Fisk University in Tennessee in 1871, important for introducing, popularizing, and preserving spirituals
7. A type of performance in which the music is created as it is being performed
9. Rhythm and blues singer, songwriter and pianist who was one of the most successful artists of the 1950s
11. A term that emerged in 1949 to refer to all black popular music, but specifically refers to a danceable style of the 1940s and 50s pioneered by artists like Louis Jordan; it influenced many styles such as rock n roll, soul, gospel, and jazz.
13. Folklorists who recorded blues and folk musicians in the field for the Library of Congress archives, helping them achieve wide exposure
14. _____ music, a term describing musics that emerged in European courts, disseminated through written notation, considered “high art” and usually associated with the upper class
16. A practice in which a solo alternates with a chorus or ensemble; it is a feature of African and African American musics
17. Drummer, singer, and songwriter who was one of the most influential performers of the Motown label, with hits such as “How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved by You”, “I Heard It Through the Grapevine,” and “Let’s Get It On”
18. The first book printed in British North America, printed in Cambridge in 1640 for use in psalm singing
19. African American composer who arranged spirituals for voice and piano, helping to preserve them.
20. _____ music, a term describing musics that are disseminated through media such as radio, records, TV, film or electronic files, subject to an aesthetic of innovation and mass appeal, and associated with the urban middle and lower classes
22. A widely used harmonic pattern consisting of 4 measures on the tonic, 2 measures on the subdominant, 2 measures on the tonic, 2 measures on the dominant and 2 measures on the tonic, used as a basis for improvisation
24. Vocal African American folk music that can be said to be the foundation of much of American popular music
25. 19th-century composer of popular songs who sought to raise the status of minstrel songs; he was the first American composer to live solely from his compositions.
27. Term that replaced rhythm and blues on Billboard in 1964, also used to describe an African American popular music style that rejected the Motown sound in favor of a return to blues and gospel and was associated with the Civil Rights Movement
29. Female blues and jazz singer who was the most successful black performing artist of her time but alcoholism and the depression damaged her career; her duet with Louis Armstrong in "St. Louis Blues" is one of her most famous performances
31. The system of harmony based on the major and minor scales, in which harmonies move away from and then return to the tonic
32. A membranophone unique to North America, used by several Native American groups
33. Category used by the recording industry for its blues, jazz and gospel records; it was replaced in 1949 by Rhythm and Blues.
34. The first and most important note of a scale, often indicated by the Roman numeral I
35. The musical texture consisting of a melody combined with chords
36. African American organist and composer whose compositions combine elements of the folk spiritual and secular popular music, known as the Father of Gospel
38. Flute player and composer who revitalized the Navajo flute repertoire
41. _________ school: 18th-century practice in which a singing master would teach singing and note reading; it signals the beginning of professional musicianship and music education in the U.S.
42. Popular music of the 1950s and 60s featuring 4-5 singers in close vocal harmonies; the use of vocables for the backup singers gives this style its name
43. _______ song: 19th-century sentimental popular song, meant for middle-class consumers; Stephen Foster’s “Beautiful Dreamer” is an example.
45. African American songwriter, producer, and entrepreneur, who founded the Motown label in 1959
46. A meaningful or memorable succession of pitches
50. Song form in which multiple verses are set to the same music
53. British scholar who discovered Child ballads in the United States in the early 20th century.
55. A social construct distinguishing one group of humans from another on the basis of shared cultural heritage, ancestry, language, history, and or culture; it has largely replaced the now outdated concept of race
57. American religious music including both white and black types that emerged from the 19th century evangelical revival movements; the African American form combines religious expression with secular musical styles, and profoundly influenced later popular music, such as rhythm and blues and soul.

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4. witch who lives under the sea
7. swims in pond, in our whale
15. sweet tuberous root
16. large black bird, Poe wrote about
17. scared of his own tail in Wizard of Oz
18. we eat it for breakfast
19. really ugly dog-like blowup
20. curved and straight, fast and fun
22. wave in the breeze
23. he rests in a hammock
26. large mass of stone, stacked here
28. crime fighter in Gotham
30. climb and crawl around on this
32. precious rocks
35. dressed as Nemo on the child's trail
37. large gray mammal with tusks
38. strong black primate,lives in jungle
39. bone head
43. burial chamber, did you go inside one?
46. hard-rinded inedible fruit
48. where NASA monitors its spaceships
57. globs flow around this light
59. white grain you can play with
60. most popular wizard & what he wears
63. large boat, ours has sails
66. wrapped cadaver
68. creatures from outer space
69. big toothed monster similar to a dog
70. Largest mammal, lives in oceans
72. sings or plays an instrument
73. net for resting
74. silken woven trap
79. large flightless bird
80. glowing in Mission control
81. long necked African grazer
85. evil that robs graves,feeds on corpses
88. green monster named for inventor
90. Casper is one
91. horses go round and round here
94. Star of Halloween movie
95. warty creature
97. famous book starring a vampire
98. slimmy gastropods
99. trinkets you find along the trail, you
100. you can carve them
101. witches ride on this
102. find gravestones here
103. on a pillow this health worker rests
106. don't eat too much of this!
108. sesame character who eats dessert
109. name of house with renegade seaman
112. Strong alien in Star Trek
113. Popular tree hero
114. Japanese fighter
115. smelly black and white forest animal
116. smart dog who sits on his roof

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1. on the Sahara they walk
2. dressed as an M & M on child's trail
3. performer of Thriller dance
5. rotund vegan,lives mostly in H2O
6. Cap with moon on it
8. zany cat who tries to catch Tweetie
9. confusing turns get you lost here
10. fire breathing monsters
11. Giant who fought David
12. scary arachnid
13. Wizard in building with scary masks
14. play this on a green table
21. Dracula is one
24. popular movie genre character, undead
25. Creature with fishtail
27. Yellow & blue, speak french
29. hanging from the trees
31. zany cartoon rabbit
33. wear on your face
34. arch enemy of religious people
36. toot toot goes the whistle of it
40. structure under skin made of calcium
41. most people fear this creatures bite
42. artificial intelligence helper
44. flies around on a broom
45. in groups of eight they do si do
47. shrunken head and gov't term
49. has soundless flight
50. people who fight to keep us alive
51. lives in caves
52. group of singers
53. crazy Holiday in October
54. person who designs, paints, creates
55. Jurassic creatures
56. furry troublesome creature
58. floating in cemetery,known to help
61. woman musician who sings country music
62. cross the pond on this. Hang on!
64. small lake
65. Movie where people they meet are blue
66. shop place to buy 1/2 off wands
67. poisonous matter secreted in bite
71. Egyptian king
75. skeleton spent his last moment here
76. popular word game on a grave marker
77. saying on a tombstone
78. scrim with bones exercising
82. small creature of myth
83. scary creature on trail
84. heroes named after painters
86. always loses his tail
87. cardboard tunnel in garage
89. red and white remains under a building
92. domesticated animal that purrs
93. set of bones
96. keeps the birds away from garden
102. one eyed monster
104. cut tree
105. fighter from old times wearing armor
107. site for coffin
110. sometimes funny, red nose maybe
111. musical instrument with pipes

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2. The art of creating something spontaneously, without preparation.
5. A type of sculpture that uses kinetic energy to create moving works of art
10. A type of dance that is characterized by its graceful and flowing movements
13. A type of painting that uses abstract shapes and colors to create a feeling or mood
15. The regular pattern of beats in music
16. A group of singers who perform together
18. A type of dance that is characterized by its acrobatic movements and high energy
20. A type of music that is characterized by its use of electronic instruments and synthesizers
21. The art of creating images to accompany written text, such as in books, magazines, and newspapers.
24. The act of producing musical sounds with the voice.
26. The art of performing the role of a character in a play, film, or television show.
28. A type of sculpture that is created by carving or molding materials such as wood, stone, or metal
30. A type of film that is characterized by its focus on social and political issues
34. A type of art that uses sound to create an atmosphere or evoke an emotion
37. A type of music that is characterized by its repetitive beats and catchy melodies
38. Written works, such as novels, poems, and plays
39. An artistic movement exploring dreamlike and illogical imagery.
40. A type of dance that is characterized by its expressive movements and storytelling
41. A person who gives their opinion on works of art or culture
42. A room or workshop where artists work
44. A type of poetry that is characterized by its use of rhyme and meter
45. A type of music is known for its improvisation and syncopated rhythms
46. A type of theatre that uses performance art, dance, and music to create immersive experiences
48. A skilled craftsperson who creates unique handmade items.
49. A type of poetry that is characterized by its use of short, concise lines and vivid imagery
51. A large group of musicians who play together

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1. A type of music that is characterized by its use of traditional instruments and melodies from a particular culture
3. A type of theatre is known for its elaborate costumes and scenery
4. A type of film that is based on true events
6. A type of theatre that uses masks and stylized movements to tell stories
7. A group of lines that form a unit of poetry
8. Art created by cutting and pasting various materials.
9. A type of dance that is characterized by its fast tempo and intricate steps
11. The art of supervising and coordinating the production of a play, film, or television show
12. A type of sculpture that uses found objects to create new and interesting works of art
14. A type of writing that tells a story through dialogue and action
17. A type of painting that uses optical illusions and geometric shapes to create a sense of movement or depth
18. A type of photography that captures the beauty of everyday moments
19. This artist is known for co-founding the Cubist movement.
22. A type of painting that uses realistic images to depict the natural world
23. The art of photographing and filming movies and television shows.
25. A type of photography that captures the beauty of the natural world
27. A person who leads an orchestra or chorus
29. A type of poetry that is characterized by its use of humor and irony to make a point
31. The art of creating and arranging dance movements.
32. A type of theatre that uses puppets to perform stories and plays
33. A type of music that is characterized by its emotional and expressive melodies
35. A person who writes music
36. Someone with a creative ability to plan for the future.
43. The process of selecting and arranging footage to create a finished film or television show.
47. A large orchestra that performs classical music
50. A type of literature that uses language in a creative and expressive way.

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4. A second movie with toys trying to rescue the main protagonist who gets kidnapped to go to a museum in Japan.
6. A second movie with emotions meeting new emotions.
8. A second movie with zoo animals finding their selves in Africa where they belong.
11. Yetis trying to find someone they don't see at their village.
13. Bulls getting ready for a bull fight to see who will get chosen by the minotaur.
14. Animals in the woods trying to steal food.
15. a Pixar movie with monsters going through doors to scare children.
16. An inventor trying to find another inventor at a place called Robot City.
17. A second movie with a characters finding the wishing star to make a wish.
19. Characters who loves to sing, dance, and hug. And the main protagonist setting off to save her friends from getting eaten by bergens.
20. A second movie with singers getting ready for a space show at the theater.
23. A fourth movie with toys going on a road trip and the main toy getting a spork back for his owner at a carnival.
24. A space ranger trying to reach hyper speed so he and everyone can go home.
25. A fourth movie with an ogre being tricked to signing a contract.
26. Characters with gifts except the main protagonist.
27. A chameleon telling folks some lies at a Ranch making him be a Sheriff.
28. A spy that transforms into a pigeon, and is with someone to try and stop a guy with a robot hand.
32. Four penguins being hero's to stop an evil octopus.
35. An ogre trying to get his swamp back by saving a princess and bringing her to the villain who wants to marry her.
39. Krakens living on the land and not in the ocean.
40. A second movie with Lego characters getting taken somewhere called the Systar System.
41. A second movie with Two macaws and their kids going to the Amazon to look for more macaws like them.
42. A Disney movie with friends and a robot being hero's to save their city.
44. A Disney movie about a place beneath the world where people go to find the heart of.
45. An dog father to a human boy who have a Way Back.

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1. A third movie with zoo animals joining a circus.
2. A third movie with toys going to Sunnyside Daycare.
3. Two friend making their mean principle become the greatest superhero of all time.
5. Dogs at a place called Blue Creek.
7. A second live action movie with people getting sucked into a game doing the next level.
9. A third movie with three friends going to find the person who should be the new king of Far Far Away.
10. Characters who gets chosen by the moon to be [Fourth Title word], and to stop a boogie man.
12. A second movie with animals trying to take back their park by destroying an amusement park.
18. Characters at their home with lots, and lots of dragons and the main character wondering if there's a hidden world.
21. A second movie with characters leaving their swamp to go meet the king, and queen of Far Far Away.
22. A male macaw and a female macaw chained together and meeting other birds trying to make them fall in love.
23. A second movie with two adult brothers turning back into kids to stop someone at a school.
29. A Lego construction worker trying to be the special and meets masterbuilders.
30. A second movie with someone sailing across the sea with a crew to find an island that is under water.
31. A live action movie with spies who can have masks to be other people.
33. Chickens trying to escape from the farm so they won't be killed.
34. Park animals trying to find nuts for themselves.
36. Characters inside a phone with the main character trying to find a hacker so he can be a meh.
37. Five animals being bad and becomes good guys at the end.
38. [Title] and lemurs trying to find a nesting ground that has water.
43. Zoo animals finding their selves stuck on an island.

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2. A second movie with toys trying to rescue the main protagonist who gets kidnapped to go to a museum in Japan.
5. Bulls getting ready for a bull fight to see who will get chosen by the minotaur.
6. A spy that transforms into a pigeon, and is with someone to try and stop a guy with a robot hand.
9. A second movie with characters leaving their swamp to go meet the king, and queen of Far Far Away.
10. A live action movie with spies who can have masks to be other people.
12. Characters who loves to sing, dance, and hug. And the main protagonist setting off to save her friends from getting eaten by bergens.
16. Two friend making their mean principle become the greatest superhero of all time.
20. Chickens trying to escape from the farm so they won't be killed.
21. A space ranger trying to reach hyper speed so he and everyone can go home.
23. Characters at their home with lots, and lots of dragons and the main character wondering if there's a hidden world.
25. Yetis trying to find someone they don't see at their village.
26. Krakens living on the land and not in the ocean.
30. A male macaw and a female macaw chained together and meeting other birds trying to make them fall in love.
34. A fourth movie with an ogre being tricked to signing a contract.
36. A second movie with Lego characters getting taken somewhere called the Systar System.
37. A second movie with emotions meeting new emotions.
38. An ogre trying to get his swamp back by saving a princess and bringing her to the villain who wants to marry her.
39. A second movie with two adult brothers turning back into kids to stop someone at a school.
41. Animals in the woods trying to steal food.
42. Characters with gifts except the main protagonist.
43. An inventor trying to find another inventor at a place called Robot City.
44. A Disney movie about a place beneath the world where people go to find the heart of.

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1. A third movie with three friends going to find the person who should be the new king of Far Far Away.
3. Five animals being bad and becomes good guys at the end.
4. [Title] and lemurs trying to find a nesting ground that has water.
7. A second live action movie with people getting sucked into a game doing the next level.
8. A third movie with toys going to Sunnyside Daycare.
10. A second movie with zoo animals finding their selves in Africa where they belong.
11. Dogs at a place called Blue Creek.
13. A second movie with singers getting ready for a space show at the theater.
14. Zoo animals finding their selves stuck on an island.
15. Four penguins being hero's to stop an evil octopus.
17. A chameleon telling folks some lies at a Ranch making him be a Sheriff.
18. A Disney movie with friends and a robot being hero's to save their city.
19. Park animals trying to find nuts for themselves.
22. A fourth movie with toys going on a road trip and the main toy getting a spork back for his owner at a carnival.
24. A second movie with animals trying to take back their park by destroying an amusement park.
27. a Pixar movie with monsters going through doors to scare children.
28. A third movie with zoo animals joining a circus.
29. A Lego construction worker trying to be the special and meets masterbuilders.
31. A second movie with a characters finding the wishing star to make a wish.
32. Characters who gets chosen by the moon to be [Fourth Title word], and to stop a boogie man.
33. An dog father to a human boy who have a Way Back.
35. A second movie with Two macaws and their kids going to the Amazon to look for more macaws like them.
39. Characters inside a phone with the main character trying to find a hacker so he can be a meh.
40. A second movie with someone sailing across the sea with a crew to find an island that is under water.

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1. judges travel all round America in search of the best singers and bring them to Hollywood. Twenty-four to thirty-six participants are then chosen to go on to the next stages where they perform live on TV, and receive the judges’ opinions. From the semi-final onwards, people over 13 and living in the US, Puerto Rico or the Virgin Islands can vote for their preferred singers online or through text messaging. The singer with the lowest number of votes is eliminated. On the final night, the most popular singer becomes the winner of that American Idol season.

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3. Art created by cutting and pasting various materials.
7. A type of art that uses sound to create an atmosphere or evoke an emotion
8. A type of poetry that is characterized by its use of rhyme and meter
9. A type of film that is based on true events
10. A type of film that is characterized by its focus on social and political issues
12. A type of theatre is known for its elaborate costumes and scenery
13. A type of literature that uses language in a creative and expressive way.
14. The art of performing the role of a character in a play, film, or television show.
16. The regular pattern of beats in music
22. Written works, such as novels, poems, and plays
23. The art of creating something spontaneously, without preparation.
25. A type of music is known for its improvisation and syncopated rhythms
27. A room or workshop where artists work
29. A type of poetry that is characterized by its use of humor and irony to make a point
31. A type of painting that uses optical illusions and geometric shapes to create a sense of movement or depth
33. A person who gives their opinion on works of art or culture
34. A large orchestra that performs classical music
35. A type of theatre that uses performance art, dance, and music to create immersive experiences
37. A type of music that is characterized by its use of electronic instruments and synthesizers
40. A type of photography that captures the beauty of the natural world
41. The art of supervising and coordinating the production of a play, film, or television show
44. A person who writes music
45. A person who leads an orchestra or chorus
46. The process of selecting and arranging footage to create a finished film or television show.
48. A large group of musicians who play together
49. This artist is known for co-founding the Cubist movement.
50. A type of theatre that uses puppets to perform stories and plays

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1. A type of writing that tells a story through dialogue and action
2. A type of photography that captures the beauty of everyday moments
4. A type of sculpture that uses found objects to create new and interesting works of art
5. A type of music that is characterized by its repetitive beats and catchy melodies
6. A type of music that is characterized by its use of traditional instruments and melodies from a particular culture
7. An artistic movement exploring dreamlike and illogical imagery.
8. The act of producing musical sounds with the voice.
11. A type of theatre that uses masks and stylized movements to tell stories
15. A type of dance that is characterized by its graceful and flowing movements
17. A type of dance that is characterized by its acrobatic movements and high energy
18. A type of sculpture that uses kinetic energy to create moving works of art
19. A type of sculpture that is created by carving or molding materials such as wood, stone, or metal
20. Someone with a creative ability to plan for the future.
21. A type of poetry that is characterized by its use of short, concise lines and vivid imagery
24. A skilled craftsperson who creates unique handmade items.
26. A group of lines that form a unit of poetry
28. A type of dance that is characterized by its fast tempo and intricate steps
30. The art of creating images to accompany written text, such as in books, magazines, and newspapers.
32. A type of painting that uses abstract shapes and colors to create a feeling or mood
36. A type of dance that is characterized by its expressive movements and storytelling
38. A type of music that is characterized by its emotional and expressive melodies
39. The art of creating and arranging dance movements.
42. A group of singers who perform together
43. The art of photographing and filming movies and television shows.
47. A type of painting that uses realistic images to depict the natural world

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1. A type of sculpture that is created by carving or molding materials such as wood, stone, or metal
4. An artistic movement exploring dreamlike and illogical imagery.
6. The art of performing the role of a character in a play, film, or television show.
7. The art of supervising and coordinating the production of a play, film, or television show
9. A type of photography that captures the beauty of the natural world
11. A type of photography that captures the beauty of everyday moments
12. A type of dance that is characterized by its graceful and flowing movements
15. The art of creating images to accompany written text, such as in books, magazines, and newspapers.
16. This artist is known for co-founding the Cubist movement.
18. A type of theatre that uses puppets to perform stories and plays
19. A person who leads an orchestra or chorus
21. The regular pattern of beats in music
22. A type of painting that uses optical illusions and geometric shapes to create a sense of movement or depth
23. A type of literature that uses language in a creative and expressive way.
26. A type of sculpture that uses found objects to create new and interesting works of art
27. A type of art that uses sound to create an atmosphere or evoke an emotion
30. The art of writing plays.
32. A type of painting that uses realistic images to depict the natural world
36. A type of film that is based on true events
39. A type of theatre that uses performance art, dance, and music to create immersive experiences
40. A type of writing that tells a story through dialogue and action
42. A type of theatre that uses masks and stylized movements to tell stories
43. A type of poetry that is characterized by its use of humor and irony to make a point
46. A person who writes music
47. A type of film that is characterized by its focus on social and political issues
51. A type of music that is characterized by its emotional and expressive melodies
52. A type of poetry that is characterized by its use of rhyme and meter
53. The act of producing musical sounds with the voice.
54. Someone with a creative ability to plan for the future.
55. A large orchestra that performs classical music

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2. The process of selecting and arranging footage to create a finished film or television show.
3. A large group of musicians who play together
5. A type of film that is characterized by its use of special effects and fantastical elements
6. A skilled craftsperson who creates unique handmade items.
8. A group of lines that form a unit of poetry
10. A type of music that is characterized by its use of traditional instruments and melodies from a particular culture
13. A room or workshop where artists work
14. The art of creating something spontaneously, without preparation.
17. The art of telling stories.
20. A type of theatre is known for its elaborate costumes and scenery
24. A type of music that is characterized by its use of electronic instruments and synthesizers
25. A type of poetry that is characterized by its use of short, concise lines and vivid imagery
28. A type of music that is characterized by its repetitive beats and catchy melodies
29. The art of photographing and filming movies and television shows.
31. A type of dance that is characterized by its fast tempo and intricate steps
33. A type of dance that is characterized by its acrobatic movements and high energy
34. A type of sculpture that uses kinetic energy to create moving works of art
35. A type of dance that is characterized by its expressive movements and storytelling
37. Written works, such as novels, poems, and plays
38. A person who gives their opinion on works of art or culture
41. A group of singers who perform together
44. The art of creating and arranging dance movements.
45. Art created by cutting and pasting various materials.
48. A type of dance is characterized by its flowing movements and expressive gestures
49. A type of music is known for its improvisation and syncopated rhythms
50. A type of painting that uses abstract shapes and colors to create a feeling or mood

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2. A type of film that is based on true events
4. The regular pattern of beats in music
6. A type of sculpture that is created by carving or molding materials such as wood, stone, or metal
8. A type of theatre that uses performance art, dance, and music to create immersive experiences
10. A large group of musicians who play together
12. A person who writes music
13. A type of sculpture that uses found objects to create new and interesting works of art
15. A person who leads an orchestra or chorus
16. A type of dance that is characterized by its expressive movements and storytelling
17. A type of dance that is characterized by its acrobatic movements and high energy
21. An artistic movement exploring dreamlike and illogical imagery.
22. A type of music that is characterized by its repetitive beats and catchy melodies
25. The process of selecting and arranging footage to create a finished film or television show.
28. A type of painting that uses optical illusions and geometric shapes to create a sense of movement or depth
29. A group of singers who perform together
31. The art of performing the role of a character in a play, film, or television show.
32. A type of dance that is characterized by its fast tempo and intricate steps
35. The art of creating and arranging dance movements.
36. A type of painting that uses realistic images to depict the natural world
38. A type of film that is characterized by its focus on social and political issues
40. A type of painting that uses abstract shapes and colors to create a feeling or mood
44. A group of lines that form a unit of poetry
45. The art of telling stories.
46. A type of music is known for its improvisation and syncopated rhythms
47. A type of writing that tells a story through dialogue and action
48. A type of theatre is known for its elaborate costumes and scenery
49. A type of poetry that is characterized by its use of rhyme and meter
51. The art of creating something spontaneously, without preparation.
53. A type of dance that is characterized by its graceful and flowing movements
54. A type of music that is characterized by its use of electronic instruments and synthesizers
55. The act of producing musical sounds with the voice.

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1. A skilled craftsperson who creates unique handmade items.
3. Art created by cutting and pasting various materials.
5. A type of photography that captures the beauty of everyday moments
7. A type of film that is characterized by its use of special effects and fantastical elements
9. A type of theatre that uses puppets to perform stories and plays
11. A person who gives their opinion on works of art or culture
14. A type of poetry that is characterized by its use of humor and irony to make a point
18. The art of creating images to accompany written text, such as in books, magazines, and newspapers.
19. A large orchestra that performs classical music
20. A type of sculpture that uses kinetic energy to create moving works of art
23. A type of art that uses sound to create an atmosphere or evoke an emotion
24. A type of poetry that is characterized by its use of short, concise lines and vivid imagery
26. A type of dance is characterized by its flowing movements and expressive gestures
27. The art of photographing and filming movies and television shows.
30. The art of supervising and coordinating the production of a play, film, or television show
33. Written works, such as novels, poems, and plays
34. A type of theatre that uses masks and stylized movements to tell stories
37. Someone with a creative ability to plan for the future.
39. A type of photography that captures the beauty of the natural world
41. A type of music that is characterized by its emotional and expressive melodies
42. The art of writing plays.
43. A type of literature that uses language in a creative and expressive way.
50. A type of music that is characterized by its use of traditional instruments and melodies from a particular culture
52. This artist is known for co-founding the Cubist movement.
55. A room or workshop where artists work

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3. A male macaw and a female macaw chained together and meeting other birds trying to make them fall in love.
7. Zoo animals finding their selves stuck on an island.
8. A second movie with singers getting ready for a space show at the theater.
10. An ogre trying to get his swamp back by saving a princess and bringing her to the villain who wants to marry her.
12. Two friend making their mean principle become the greatest superhero of all time.
18. A second movie with two adult brothers turning back into kids to stop someone at a school.
20. Characters at their home with lots, and lots of dragons and the main character wondering if there's a hidden world.
22. A Lego construction worker trying to be the special and meets masterbuilders.
24. Dogs at a place called Blue Creek.
27. Chickens trying to escape from the farm so they won't be killed.
29. A second movie with Two macaws and their kids going to the Amazon to look for more macaws like them.
30. Characters inside a phone with the main character trying to find a hacker so he can be a meh.
31. A chameleon telling folks some lies at a Ranch making him be a Sheriff.
34. A live action movie with spies who can have masks to be other people.
36. A second movie with characters leaving their swamp to go meet the king, and queen of Far Far Away.
37. Five animals being bad and becomes good guys at the end.
38. A second movie with animals trying to take back their park by destroying an amusement park.
39. Yetis trying to find someone they don't see at their village.
40. A Disney movie about a place beneath the world where people go to find the heart of.
42. Park animals trying to find nuts for themselves.
44. Characters who gets chosen by the moon to be [Fourth Title word], and to stop a boogie man.

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1. [Title] and lemurs trying to find a nesting ground that has water.
2. A third movie with zoo animals joining a circus.
3. An inventor trying to find another inventor at a place called Robot City.
4. a Pixar movie with monsters going through doors to scare children.
5. A second movie with toys trying to rescue the main protagonist who gets kidnapped to go to a museum in Japan.
6. A second movie with a characters finding the wishing star to make a wish.
9. A second movie with emotions meeting new emotions.
11. A second movie with zoo animals finding their selves in Africa where they belong.
13. A third movie with toys going to Sunnyside Daycare.
14. Characters who loves to sing, dance, and hug. And the main protagonist setting off to save her friends from getting eaten by bergens.
15. Bulls getting ready for a bull fight to see who will get chosen by the minotaur.
16. A fourth movie with an ogre being tricked to signing a contract.
17. An dog father to a human boy who have a Way Back.
19. A fourth movie with toys going on a road trip and the main toy getting a spork back for his owner at a carnival.
21. A second movie with Lego characters getting taken somewhere called the Systar System.
23. A third movie with three friends going to find the person who should be the new king of Far Far Away.
25. Animals in the woods trying to steal food.
26. Four penguins being hero's to stop an evil octopus.
28. A second movie with someone sailing across the sea with a crew to find an island that is under water.
32. A Disney movie with friends and a robot being hero's to save their city.
33. A space ranger trying to reach hyper speed so he and everyone can go home.
35. A spy that transforms into a pigeon, and is with someone to try and stop a guy with a robot hand.
41. Krakens living on the land and not in the ocean.
43. A second live action movie with people getting sucked into a game doing the next level.
45. Characters with gifts except the main protagonist.

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1. Operatic aria form with two contrasting sections, at the end of which the singer repeats the A section with improvised ornamentation, creating an ABA form. By the late 17th c. it had become the dominant form in opera.
3. The support or influence of a patron; in the arts, it refers to the people or institutions that financially support artistic activity
8. The _________ sonata features two treble instruments plus basso continuo.
9. Opera ________: 18th century genre of Italian opera on a serious subject
10. An instrumental section of a concerto or da capo aria that returns in various guises throughout the piece, alternating with sections for the soloist(s)
11. A work for organ in an improvisatory style. It would be played as an introduction to another piece, a chorale, or a prayer.
16. French organist, theorist, and composer whose Treatise on Harmony is the most influential music theory work ever written; as a composer he is primarily known for his operas
17. Semidramatic piece for singers and small orchestra on a secular subject
18. A male singer who was castrated before puberty to preserve his high vocal range, prominent in the 17th and 18th centuries, especially in opera
21. Pietro _________: Italian poet and librettist whose librettos established opera seria as the main genre of opera in the 18th century
22. Association of amateur musicians who would sponsor and perform in private and public concerts
25. _______ music: An instrumental piece that is accompanied by a poem or narrative that explains what is going on in the music
26. Organist who worked primarily at Marienkirche in Lübeck, and was one of the most important composers of organ music before Bach
30. Also known as church sonata, an instrumental work consisting of several abstract movements for performance either as entertainment or during Mass
33. The system of rules that govern the interaction of melodic lines in polyphonic music
37. Virtuoso violinist and composer, famous for codifying concerto ritornello form; the concertos know as “The Four Seasons” are his best-known works

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2. ________ piece: A short work for keyboard with an evocative title that is depicted in the music
4. Italian violinist and composer who established standards in concerto form, violin techniques and orchestra direction
5. The varying complex of lands in western and central Europe ruled over first by Frankish and then German kings for 10 centuries (800–1806), consisting of almost three hundred essentially independent political units
6. Term coined by Rameau to indicate the progression of the roots or fundamental tones in a series of chords
7. System of notation and performance practice, used in the Baroque period, in which and instrumental bass line is written out and one or more players fill in the chords
11. The musical texture resulting of the simultaneous combination of two or more melodic lines
12. Also known as chamber sonata, an instrumental work consisting of a series of stylized dances
13. Italian composer, active in Naples, famous particularly for his operas and cantatas
14. Chorale ________: A work for keyboard consisting of variations based on a chorale tune
15. French keyboard player and composer who was the most important musical figure in France between Lully and Rameau
19. The way that music is disseminated from person to person
20. A composition, or section of a work, for three or more voices, based on imitative counterpoint
23. Small group of soloists in a concerto grosso
24. A stage work with continuous music, sung throughout
27. A multi-movement work for large orchestra in which a small ensemble alternates with a large ensemble
28. A virtuosic work for keyboard in which freestyle short sections alternate with longer ones in imitative counterpoint
29. The main group of pipes, sitting high above the player, in a Dutch/German organ
31. In German-speaking areas of the Holy Roman Empire, musicians who had an exclusive right to provide music for the city, performing at public ceremonies, parades and other festivities
32. A multi-movement work for large orchestra organized around the contrast between individual and collective voices
34. The full orchestra in a concerto grosso
35. Born Carlo Broschi, he was a virtuoso singer and the most famous of the castrati
36. Vocal chamber music work, usually for solo voice

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2. The word Acciaccatura comes from Italian for crushed. When on music, it means an extra grace note, is played just before the main note and is then released immediately. The Notation for this type of grace note is defined by the stem of the note crossed through.
8. Referring to the pitch Altissimo means Very high.
9. An accordion is a portable keyboard or button based instrument. It is usually a box-shaped instrument with metal reeds made to vibrate by squeezing air from bellows. To make a sound, the bellows are played back and forwards by the player’s hands. The notes are chosen through the action of the player’s fingers on the buttons or the regular keyboard layout.
11. The word acoustics relates to sound. It can be used to discuss both the science of acoustics (the physics of sound), or the acoustics of a building (a buildings sound properties – if a sound lasts a long time or not).
12. Allegro means that music is to be played Fast and lively, but not as fast as Presto.
13. The word action relates mainly to a guitar. The action of a guitar refers to the height of the strings above the fret board.
15. In music, to accompany, means to perform with another performer, but usually in a background capacity .ie. Not to overpower the main performer.
19. The word Accelerando comes from Italian, meaning accelerating. When written on music, Accelerando means that the music a gradually becoming faster.
20. The word Accompagnato comes from Italian, meaning accompanying. The musical accompaniment must follow the singer, so that it is the singer who can vary the tempo, or speed, at their leisure.

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1. The word Adagio means that a piece of music is to be played slowly. However, it is not as slowly as Largo.
3. Music to be played fast, but not as fast as Allegro.
4. The Analogue or Analog formats use vibrations to replicate sound waves. The disadvantage of analogue formats when compared to digital formats, is that sound loses quality each time it is passed from device to device or when copied. Analogue formats are also unable to retain additional information such as time codes and recording specs. Digital is superior in this respect.
5. An accidental note means that a particular note is played sharper or flatter than regular key signature of the piece. When an accidental note is written in Music, it only refers to the bar where it occurs and not to any subsequent bars. If you wish to make the note accidental again it music be repeated in subsequent bars.
6. Not as slow as Adagio. The word Adiagietto can also be used to mean a short Adagio composition.
7. An Anthem is a vocal composition sung at a state or religious services.E.g A National Anthem..
10. The word Affrettando comes from Italian, meaning becoming agitated. When written in music it means becoming faster.
11. The word Affettuoso means with feeling or Tenderly.
13. The word acoustic is used when distinguishing between an electric or electronic instrument and a non-electric instrument – e.g., An acoustic guitar as compared to an electric guitar.
14. The term Animato means that a piece of music is to be played Animated or Lively.
16. An Antiphon comes from the Greek term for sound across. An Antiphon is a religious chant, commonly a part of Roman Catholic / Greek Orthodox church services. An Antiphon may be sung as responses between a single voice and a group of voices, or between two different groups of singers.
17. The word Agitato means that a piece of music is to be played Excited or fast.
18. refers to a piece of music being Flowing. However, be careful not to interpret this term as being fast.
19. An Also is usually referring to a singer, but may also refer to an instrument as in an Alto Sax or Alto Flute. Also, means the voice part below the soprano. A piece of music written for an Alto may be sung by either men (but they must sing falsetto as in Bohemian Rhapsody), or more usually women, or children.
20. An Air is a melody, or a simple tune for voice or instrument, as in Bach’s Air on the G String.

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5. Born in Toledo and divorced Maverick
6. Home to the largest population of…
9. I made America’s first automobile in 1891
10. Max number of women legally allowed to live in an Ohio house
13. Inventor of the dishwasher
14. Cav's first MVP
17. Cross this city’s bridge and you’re still on the same side of the river
18. Died of Pneumonia 32 days into his presidency
20. Ohio’s first capital
22. You may find this in Lima’s “Things Swallowed” exhibit
25. State reptile
27. Humorist buried under a big rock in Dayton
28. Home to the Unofficial Lego Museum
32. Home to the man on the moon
33. “Ohio, So Much to Discover.” predecessor
35. “Little Sure Shot”
38. Illegal to do this after dark in Akron
40. Home to Life Savers
42. "Toward the Lake" direction
44. Home to America’s first concrete street
47. Lake Erie Monster
50. Nation's first college owned and operated by African-Americans
51. Coined the term "Rock and Roll"
53. Headquarters of the world’s largest basket
54. Who’s Line is It Anyway host
56. Cleveland’s Own dressing dude
58. Composer of Pink Panther Theme
59. Birthplace of...
60. State frog (yeah... really)
62. Indian with a "Grand Slam" career first at bat
63. Coca-Cola and Pepsi
64. This alley in Warren might smell like teen spirit
67. Birthplace of the first ambulance service
71. Born in Cincy, Atlanta’s media mogul
73. Perhaps, ET phoned him in Cincy
74. First Gas Station in America
76. MLB team to call Jesse Owens their running coach
77. This pit-smelling SNL star called Shaker Heights home
78. Largest county (in sq. miles)
81. Jim Brown's Alma Matter
83. State song singers
84. Longest continuous run syndicated talk show in US host
86. He deserves a light thanks
89. Office state native fruit
90. "He Can't Love You"
91. Name behind the Vietnam names
92. Official state fruit

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1. Berlin Olympic’s hero
2. Started Hoover Vacuum Company
3. Nelsonville’s Mrs Carrie Bradshaw
4. You must notify authorities within one hour in Canton if you lose this type of pet.
5. First president to give a speech over radio
7. The Davis Sewing Machine Company successor
8. A non-sticky thanks to this guy for his 1938 invention
11. Slot machines aren't allowed here in Bexley
12. Home to the largest horseshoe crab
15. Threw a no-no on opening day
16. Percentage of US population living within 500 miles of Columbus
19. County which kinda reminds us of a Walrus
21. Smallest county (in sq. miles)
23. Our state's flower
24. First interracial and coeducational college in the US
26. Home of Garfield Memorial
29. Official state insect
30. Tigers of Pro Football fame
31. Dittrich Museum of Medical History collection of fame
34. It's illegal in Toledo to throw this at anyone
36. John Carroll University's Wolf
37. It was once illegal to fish for these on Sundays in Ohio
38. Number of Presidents born in OH
39. 44901 before this star’s 90210
41. Official state animal
43. Ohio law: Must do this when you pass a car
45. Rank of size..
46. Two-Time Heisman Hero
48. Number of times Ohio flag should be folded
49. Infamous for "The Drive"
52. Once nickname of Cincinnati
55. In Cleveland, it's illegal to catch these without a license
56. Beer Night Riot amount
57. Folding step ladder inventor
58. First settlement of the Northwest territories
61. Only city to be situated in three counties
65. First college to admit women
66. Cav's Lithuanian
67. Mock’s “Spirited” hometown
68. Local for Dublin’s “Field of Corn”
69. Cincinnati was Ohio's first city to publish one of these
70. By state law, no one is allowed to be what on the Forth of July
72. Golder Bear
74. BW's Famous Insect
75. Brown's "Wizard of Oz"
76. Stuebenville’s own crooner
79. Illegal to walk this on Lake Road in Bay Village
80. Technically, our state flag
82. Mounds surprisingly not made by snakes
83. If something can go wrong, it will go wrong
85. Rubber Capital of the World
87. Ohio law: Illegal to get a fish...
88. Brown's Famous Fumbler

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7. A live action movie with spies who can have masks to be other people.
18. An ogre trying to get his swamp back by saving a princess and bringing her to the villain who wants to marry her.
20. Characters at their home with lots, and lots of dragons and the main character wondering if there's a hidden world.
21. A chameleon telling folks some lies at a Ranch making him be a Sheriff.
24. A second movie with singers getting ready for a space show at the theater.
26. Dogs at a place called Blue Creek.
31. Animals in the woods trying to steal food.
32. An inventor trying to find another inventor at a place called Robot City.
34. A second movie with toys trying to rescue the main protagonist who gets kidnapped to go to a museum in Japan.
35. A spy that transforms into a pigeon, and is with someone to try and stop a guy with a robot hand.
37. Characters who gets chosen by the moon to be [Fourth Title word], and to stop a boogie man.
39. Characters with gifts except the main protagonist.
40. Characters inside a phone with the main character trying to find a hacker so he can be a meh.
42. Chickens trying to escape from the farm so they won't be killed.
43. A second movie with Two macaws and their kids going to the Amazon to look for more macaws like them.
44. A second movie with two adult brothers turning back into kids to stop someone at a school.
45. A second movie with zoo animals finding their selves in Africa where they belong.

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1. A Disney movie with friends and a robot being hero's to save their city.
2. Krakens living on the land and not in the ocean.
3. Two friend making their mean principle become the greatest superhero of all time.
4. A fourth movie with toys going on a road trip and the main toy getting a spork back for his owner at a carnival.
5. A second live action movie with people getting sucked into a game doing the next level.
6. A fourth movie with an ogre being tricked to signing a contract.
8. A second movie with someone sailing across the sea with a crew to find an island that is under water.
9. Four penguins being hero's to stop an evil octopus.
10. Bulls getting ready for a bull fight to see who will get chosen by the minotaur.
11. A second movie with Lego characters getting taken somewhere called the Systar System.
12. a Pixar movie with monsters going through doors to scare children.
13. Zoo animals finding their selves stuck on an island.
14. A Lego construction worker trying to be the special and meets masterbuilders.
15. A second movie with a characters finding the wishing star to make a wish.
16. An dog father to a human boy who have a Way Back.
17. A male macaw and a female macaw chained together and meeting other birds trying to make them fall in love.
19. A third movie with zoo animals joining a circus.
22. A second movie with animals trying to take back their park by destroying an amusement park.
23. A third movie with toys going to Sunnyside Daycare.
25. Five animals being bad and becomes good guys at the end.
27. A second movie with emotions meeting new emotions.
28. Characters who loves to sing, dance, and hug. And the main protagonist setting off to save her friends from getting eaten by bergens.
29. A third movie with three friends going to find the person who should be the new king of Far Far Away.
30. A Disney movie about a place beneath the world where people go to find the heart of.
33. A second movie with characters leaving their swamp to go meet the king, and queen of Far Far Away.
35. Yetis trying to find someone they don't see at their village.
36. [Title] and lemurs trying to find a nesting ground that has water.
38. Park animals trying to find nuts for themselves.
41. A space ranger trying to reach hyper speed so he and everyone can go home.

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2. If you - the amount of snack you eat every day, you would not only get healthier but slimmer as well.
3. - from using bad language in Learning Forest because having good manners is the most important.
5. My favorite subject is Physical Education (PE) because we get to - with friends in school.
6. My father - to stay in France for a few more days after his business trip ends.
8. One of my best memories during summer vacation was - with my parents to Europe.
10. I think announcers worldwide are respected because they - the most serious and urgent news in the world.
13. Nobody can - Sherlock, the famous detective, because he eventually solves all of the mystery.
15. On a hot summer night, we - the air conditioner mode to "cool wind" mode.
18. To travel with a pet, we have to - a special service to the stewardess before riding the plane.
19. The new Nintendo game 'Pokemon-Go' is all about - a new type of pokemon by searching different places.
21. If I - you my favorite lego, you have to promise me that you will give it back next week.
23. Our father was - for the famous restaurant using Google map.
25. On television, there were popular singers who - their hair in yellow.
26. Dash - the tickets to invite his friends to the music concert for which he was performing.
29. For anyone who travels to a foreign country, the officers - an airplane ticket and a passport.
30. The number of bubble tea stores in Korea - a lot because the drinks are popular to children.
33. - my children for the loud noise. I will make sure they do not talk loudly in museums.
36. To protect the environment, our teachers recommended that we - the use of air conditioner.
37. Harry Potter was the only boy who was brave enough to - the word "Voldemort."
39. When Jenny - her pet, she cried so much that I wished I had a superpower to find her dog.
40. The baby that was - because of the dog's loud bark started to cry hard.

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1. MERS was a scary disease that - countless Koreans last summer.
4. I am - from lack of sleep. My mom says it's because I have been drinking my mother's coffee.
7. Why are you two not talking to each other? What - while I was gone?
9. It is easy to be - in sport games like rugby and soccer because two teams run side by side.
11. My friends all like teacher Julie instead of teacher Mark because he does nothing but - us.
12. Many people came to the police station - that the diamond necklace was theirs.
14. Before applying to universities, my big brother - his academic adviser for advice.
16. Because I forgot to - the books I borrowed from the school library, I had to pay extra fee.
17. - what I am describing! It is something white, cold, and makes snowman. The answer is snow.
20. On my birthday party, Peter - that I blow the candle on the cake since I was the birthday boy.
22. When our teacher - help cleaning up the class room, I began sweeping the floor.
24. We learned in U.S history class that the black people were - from the white people only because they were black.
27. It was very hard to make up with my friend Tom after fighting because he was - me.
28. On weekends, our mother - food for the week from the grocery.
31. Tom sprained his ankle after the school's soccer game. I went to visit him in the hospital to wish he - fast.
32. Before going to my friend's house, John had to - his mother that he would do all his homework after he is done playing.
34. When I was learning how to swim, I wanted to - in the middle, because the swimming pool lane was too long.
35. When Nick's mother asked Carrie if she wanted more cake, she politely -.
38. Even though I personally hate going to the hospital, I am proud of my father who is a doctor - patients.

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7. The 4H competitions that the girls participated in that made them not afraid to speak in front of others.
8. Talent of Shanna's that was often performed at church services including Alyssa and Nate's wedding.
12. Could be considered the family business as 1/2 of the original 6 has/had this career.
14. The vocal part Brittany and Alyssa sang in the Concordia Choir.
18. The color of the first house where all members of the original 6 lived.
19. Famous for her artwork, travels to Africa, and over the top birthday parties.
22. The color of Grandma Stark’s favorite sweatshirt.
23. famous for his love of birds, snuggles from his grandkids, and prayers and family dinners.
26. The name of the college Shanna attended.
31. Famous for her love of art, music, family time, and reading in beautiful places.
32. Where the girls would pour small amounts of candle wax on Christmas Eve hoping to find it the next year.
34. The second granddaughter: known for snuggles and the joy she finds in messy crafts.
35. On one family vacation we drove out of the country to this northern neighbor of the US.
37. Hometown of the Doman girls that the Gronewold girls were jealous of.
38. The first movie we saw in the theatre as a family.
39. Favorite children's book because it took forever to read.
41. Location of Brittany and Alyssa’s middle school class field trip out of MN.
42. The last name of the singers that inspired the family trip to Nashville, TN.
44. Tiffany was given this title during a meal at Arabian Nights (Knights?).
46. The silver minivan that got pulled over more times than we could count, but brought the family on all kids of adventures.
47. The first granddaughter, known for continuing the artist legacy, and her love of family.
48. The first name of the quirky piano teacher that taught the girls and bribed them with candy.

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1. famous for her fearless attitude as a child and for her connection with the elderly.
2. The festive nickname for the what illuminated the interior of the conversion van.
3. The type craft that involved yarn. Alyssa attempted to create a Tweety Bird. Did she even finish it?
4. Famous for always helping her family, arranging magical experiences for her nieces and nephews, and is expecting grandchild number 4.
5. Name of the only cow that Diane ever named (I think?).
6. The name of a not so sweet, bite size cookie Diane and Shanna (and now Sage) enjoy.
9. famous for her love of art, music, family time, and reading in beautiful places.
10. In the early family vacations we traveled in this vehicle. On loan from grandparents.
11. Hot air balloon, candy carts, butterfly, lion, and rainbows are all examples of this made by Diane.
13. The name of the 4H club we were part of.
15. On one visit to see Grandma and Grandpa Stark there were a family of baby what that the girls loved.
16. Shanna dropped one of these in Lake Victoria.
17. Shanna played this instrument throughout middle school and high school.
20. The name of the Bible Camp where the girls attended many summer camps.
21. The original name of the buffet-style restaurant that the Gronewold family enjoyed going to
24. The fruit that inspired Britt’s scratch and sniff bear.
25. The Disney character that is featured on Mom’s Christmas sweatshirt.
27. The first grandson: known for his curiosity and for blazing the trail as the first little guy amongst a family of girls.
28. The girls slept in these on Christmas Eve for many years.
29. Alyssa’s favorite stuffed animal that was bought because it was in a store window in Colorado.
30. The town of Diane's first teaching job.
33. Our favorite Czech tradition.
36. The movie about two sisters named Betty and Judy, not to be confused with Diane's actual sisters, Betty and Judy.
40. Name that means strong in German.
43. famous for her love of mac and cheese, worrying, and trying to keep the peace (like her mama).
45. Colorful layered treat made the best by Diane.

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2. Customs, beliefs, or practices that are passed down from generation to generation within a community, family, or society, often involving rituals, ceremonies, holidays, or behaviors that reflect cultural heritage, values, and identity. Traditions contribute to a sense of belonging, continuity, and shared experience among people.
4. A system of beliefs, practices, rituals, ethics, and values concerning the nature of existence, the universe, and the divine, typically involving devotion, worship, prayer, and adherence to sacred texts or teachings, and providing guidance on moral, ethical, and existential questions.
8. The art form and cultural expression consisting of organized sound, rhythm, melody, harmony, and lyrics created or performed by musicians, singers, or composers using instruments, voices, or electronic equipment, conveying emotions, stories, or messages to listeners and reflecting cultural identity, traditions, and values.
10. A system of communication consisting of spoken, written, or signed words, symbols, and rules for expressing ideas, thoughts, emotions, and information, shared by members of a community, culture, or society, facilitating social interaction, identity, and cultural expression.
11. A joyful or festive observance, event, or gathering held to commemorate a significant occasion, achievement, holiday, or milestone, such as a birthday, anniversary, religious festival, national holiday, or cultural tradition, often involving feasting, music, dance, and community participation.
12. A formal or solemn ritual or event conducted for a specific purpose or occasion, such as a religious, cultural, or social celebration, gathering, or observance, often involving prescribed actions, speeches, music, attire, or symbols to mark important rites of passage or transitions.
14. The legacy, history, or cultural inheritance passed down from previous generations, including tangible and intangible aspects such as artifacts, monuments, languages, customs, rituals, stories, and knowledge, that shape the identity and values of a community, nation, or ethnic group.
15. A traditional practice, behavior, or rule that is widely accepted and followed within a particular society, group, or community, often passed down through generations and observed in daily life, social interactions, ceremonies, or etiquette, reflecting cultural norms and values.

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1. The body of written or spoken works, including poetry, prose, fiction, drama, essays, and storytelling, produced by authors, poets, playwrights, and storytellers within a culture, society, or civilization, reflecting historical, social, and cultural contexts, and conveying ideas, emotions, and experiences to readers.
3. The traditional beliefs, customs, stories, myths, legends, and superstitions passed down orally or through cultural practices within a society or group, often reflecting the collective wisdom, values, and experiences of a community and providing insights into its worldview and identity.
5. An acceptance, conviction, or trust in something as true, real, or meaningful, often based on faith, intuition, tradition, or personal experience, and shaping individual and collective attitudes, behaviors, values, and worldviews within a cultural, religious, or philosophical context.
6. The traditional cooking styles, ingredients, recipes, and culinary practices associated with a particular region, culture, or ethnic group, reflecting local geography, climate, history, agriculture, and cultural preferences, and often celebrated for its flavors, aromas, and diversity.
7. A form of expressive movement or physical activity performed rhythmically to music, sound, or silence, often in a social, ceremonial, or artistic context, conveying emotions, stories, or cultural themes through gestures, postures, and choreography, and fostering social cohesion, communication, and celebration.
9. Objects, tools, implements, or items of material culture created, used, or modified by humans in the past, typically with historical, archaeological, or cultural significance, such as pottery, tools, weapons, clothing, artwork, coins, or religious relics, providing insights into ancient societies and civilizations.
13. A ceremonial or symbolic act or behavior performed according to prescribed customs, traditions, or religious beliefs, often involving gestures, prayers, chants, offerings, or symbolic objects, to mark significant events, transitions, or milestones in life, such as births, weddings, or funerals.

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1. a group of people. Choir a group of singers. Pod a group of dolphins. staff a group of employees. Smack a group of jellyfish. Blast a group of hunters. Bunch a group of crooks.

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2. _____ music, a term describing musics that are disseminated through media such as radio, records, TV, film or electronic files, subject to an aesthetic of innovation and mass appeal, and associated with the urban middle and lower classes
3. A highly influential blues singer who came to prominence partly as a result of recordings made by ethnographers John and Alan Lomax
7. Popular music of the 1950s and 60s featuring 4-5 singers in close vocal harmonies; the use of vocables for the backup singers gives this style its name
8. A social construct distinguishing one group of humans from another on the basis of shared cultural heritage, ancestry, language, history, and or culture; it has largely replaced the now outdated concept of race
12. The musical texture consisting of a single melodic line
15. American religious music including both white and black types that emerged from the 19th century evangelical revival movements; the African American form combines religious expression with secular musical styles, and profoundly influenced later popular music, such as rhythm and blues and soul.
17. Folklorists who recorded blues and folk musicians in the field for the Library of Congress archives, helping them achieve wide exposure
21. The arrangement of time durations in music
23. African American pastor and composer whose hymns and songs became gospel standards
25. Detroit-based record company, founded in 1959 by Berry Gordy Jr., known for its roster of prominent African American performers and songwriters, polished production, and hundreds of hit songs that appealed across class, ethnic, and regional boundaries
28. Pianist, bandleader and composer, who is known as the most significant composer of big-band music
29. The first book printed in British North America, printed in Cambridge in 1640 for use in psalm singing
30. The flexible approach to rhythm that is one of the main features of jazz; also a 1930s style of jazz performed by big bands
31. Vocal African American folk music that can be said to be the foundation of much of American popular music
32. New Orleans cornetist, singer, and bandleader who revolutionized jazz improvisation and who was equally influential as an instrumentalist and as a singer
35. An early 20th-century, composed piano music featuring consistent syncopation of the melody against a steady duple meter
37. A widely used harmonic pattern consisting of 4 measures on the tonic, 2 measures on the subdominant, 2 measures on the tonic, 2 measures on the dominant and 2 measures on the tonic, used as a basis for improvisation
39. A highly influential blues singer, known as the link between the early Mississippi blues and the modern Chicago blues; legend has it he sold his soul to the devil in exchange for guitar skills
40. A practice in which a solo alternates with a chorus or ensemble; it is a feature of African and African American musics
42. _________ school: 18th-century practice in which a singing master would teach singing and note reading; it signals the beginning of professional musicianship and music education in the U.S.
45. First New England School composer, whose New England Psalm Singer was the first entirely American-composed tunebook to be published.
47. Drummer, singer, and songwriter who was one of the most influential performers of the Motown label, with hits such as “How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved by You”, “I Heard It Through the Grapevine,” and “Let’s Get It On”
48. Nonsense syllables used in various types of songs, such as Native American songs and doo-wop.
49. African American songwriter, producer, and entrepreneur, who founded the Motown label in 1959
52. The simultaneous sounding of two or more pitches
53. Rhythm and blues guitarist, singer and songwriter who wrote many hit songs that became rock and roll standards, like “School Days”
55. ______ show: 19th-century variety show featuring white (and later, black) performers in blackface makeup; in spite of their overt racism, these shows can be said to be the first nationwide popular culture phenomenon and provided professional opportunities for African American performers
57. Composer and minstrel performer who was the first well-known African American songwriter
58. Native American intertribal gathering that allows participants to preserve important cultural practices, such as music and dance
61. Pianist, singer, and songwriter who was one of the architects of soul, becoming a musician in spite of losing his eyesight at age 6
63. Profoundly influential trumpetist, who spearheaded the development of three major jazz styles: cool jazz, modal jazz, and fusion
64. Term that replaced rhythm and blues on Billboard in 1964, also used to describe an African American popular music style that rejected the Motown sound in favor of a return to blues and gospel and was associated with the Civil Rights Movement

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1. The musical texture consisting of a melody combined with chords
2. The musical texture resulting of the simultaneous combination of two or more melodic lines
4. Jazz style that emerged in the late 1960s featuring a combination of elements of rock or funk and jazz, pioneered in albums like Bitches Brew by Miles Davis
5. _____ music, a term describing musics that are traditional, primarily disseminated through oral transmission, and usually associated with a specific rural setting or ethnic group
6. African American choral group founded at Fisk University in Tennessee in 1871, important for introducing, popularizing, and preserving spirituals
9. Style of jazz developed in the 1940s and 50s as a moderation of bebop, featuring softer dynamics and slower tempos, pioneered by Miles Davis
10. African American organist and composer whose compositions combine elements of the folk spiritual and secular popular music, known as the Father of Gospel
11. A 19th-century African-American folk song with Biblical references, expressing sorrow and hope and combining African and European musical elements
13. Virtuoso saxophonist who revolutionized jazz with his improvisation techniques; along with Dizzie Gillespie, he was one of the architects of the bebop style
14. Saxophonist, singer, and bandleader who with his Tympany Five pioneered rhythm and blues, producing over 50 crossover hits
16. Flute player and composer who revitalized the Navajo flute repertoire
18. Best-known gospel singer in the United States, who popularized Dorsey’s music and also became a supporter and spokesperson for the Civil Rights Movement
19. African American composer who arranged spirituals for voice and piano, helping to preserve them.
20. Clarinetist and bandleader who brought swing to national attention and was the first jazz musician to succeed with the classical repertory
22. The way that music is disseminated from person to person
24. The first and most important note of a scale, often indicated by the Roman numeral I
26. Female blues and jazz singer who was the most successful black performing artist of her time but alcoholism and the depression damaged her career; her duet with Louis Armstrong in "St. Louis Blues" is one of her most famous performances
27. _____ music, a term describing musics that emerged in European courts, disseminated through written notation, considered “high art” and usually associated with the upper class
33. Influential singer known as the Queen of Soul
34. A term that emerged in 1949 to refer to all black popular music, but specifically refers to a danceable style of the 1940s and 50s pioneered by artists like Louis Jordan; it influenced many styles such as rock n roll, soul, gospel, and jazz.
36. A type of performance in which the music is created as it is being performed
38. 19th-century composer of popular songs who sought to raise the status of minstrel songs; he was the first American composer to live solely from his compositions.
41. Song form in which multiple verses are set to the same music
43. Rhythm and blues singer, songwriter and pianist who was one of the most successful artists of the 1950s
44. Narrative, strophic folk song usually sung by a solo voice with or without accompaniment, dealing with dramatic or tragic events
46. A membranophone unique to North America, used by several Native American groups
50. Category used in the early 20th century by the recording industry for its blues, jazz and gospel records; it was replaced in 1949 by Rhythm and Blues.
51. A meaningful or memorable succession of pitches
54. The way in which the melodic, harmonic, and rhythmic elements of music are woven together
56. The system of harmony based on the major and minor scales, in which harmonies move away from and then return to the tonic
59. _______ song: 19th-century sentimental popular song, meant for middle-class consumers; Stephen Foster’s “Beautiful Dreamer” is an example.
60. Highly influential style of jazz developed in Harlem in the 1940s as a reaction against swing and symphonic jazz, featuring a small ensemble of virtuoso performers doing complex, often fast improvisations on the harmony rather than the melody of a known song
62. Musical tradition that developed in the early 20th century, primarily in New Orleans, by African Americans, based on the blues and centered around the ideas of improvisation, syncopation, and swing

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5. The varying complex of lands in western and central Europe ruled over first by Frankish and then German kings for 10 centuries (800–1806), consisting of almost three hundred essentially independent political units
8. Born Carlo Broschi, he was a virtuoso singer and the most famous of the castrati
11. Vocal chamber music work, usually for solo voice
14. a system of tuning in which the octave is divided into 12 equal semitones
15. The way that music is disseminated from person to person
16. A multi-movement work for large orchestra in which a small ensemble alternates with a large ensemble
17. ________ piece: A short work for keyboard with an evocative title that is depicted in the music
19. An instrumental section of a concerto or da capo aria that returns in various guises throughout the piece, alternating with sections for the soloist(s)
24. Antonio ________: Virtuoso violinist and composer, famous for codifying concerto ritornello form; the concertos known as “The Four Seasons” are his best-known works
26. The full orchestra in a concerto grosso
28. Small group of soloists in a concerto grosso
30. 18th century genre of Italian opera on a serious subject
31. The main group of pipes, sitting high above the player, in a Dutch/German organ
32. Dieterich _________: Organist who worked primarily at Marienkirche in Lübeck, and was one of the most important composers of organ music before Bach
34. In German-speaking areas of the Holy Roman Empire, musicians who had an exclusive right to provide music for the city, performing at public ceremonies, parades and other festivities
36. Also known as chamber sonata, an instrumental work consisting of a series of stylized dances
38. Jean Phillippe __________: French organist, theorist, and composer whose Treatise on Harmony is the most influential music theory work ever written; as a composer he is primarily known for his operas
39. The _________ sonata features two treble instruments plus basso continuo.
40. German organist, keyboard player, violinist and prolific composer, who may be considered the most important composer in the Western art tradition
41. Semidramatic piece for singers and small orchestra on a secular subject

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1. Term coined by Rameau to indicate the progression of the roots or fundamental tones in a series of chords
2. Arcangelo __________: Italian violinist and composer who established standards in concerto form, violin techniques and orchestra direction and who was the first composer to derive fame exclusively from instrumental composition
3. Association of amateur musicians who would sponsor and perform in private and public concerts
4. François________: keyboard player and composer who was the leading French composer of his day
6. A work for organ in an improvisatory style. It would be played as an introduction to another piece, a chorale, or a prayer.
7. The system of rules that govern the interaction of melodic lines in polyphonic music
9. Alessandro _________: Italian composer, active in Naples, famous particularly for his operas and cantatas
10. The support or influence of a patron; in the arts, it refers to the people or institutions that financially support artistic activity
12. System of notation and performance practice, used in the Baroque period, in which an instrumental bass line is written out and one or more players fill in the chords
13. A virtuosic work for keyboard in which freestyle short sections alternate with longer ones in imitative counterpoint
18. The musical texture resulting of the simultaneous combination of two or more melodic lines
20. A stage work with continuous music, sung throughout
21. Also known as church sonata, an instrumental work consisting of several abstract movements for performance either as entertainment or during Mass
22. A male singer who was castrated before puberty to preserve his high vocal range, prominent in the 17th and 18th centuries, especially in opera
23. A multi-movement work for large orchestra organized around the contrast between individual and collective voices
25. Operatic aria form with two contrasting sections, at the end of which the singer repeats the A section with improvised ornamentation, creating an ABA form. By the late 17th c. it had become the dominant form in opera.
27. Pietro _________: Italian poet and librettist whose librettos established opera seria as the main genre of opera in the 18th century
29. Chorale ________: A work for keyboard consisting of variations based on a chorale tune
33. _______ music: An instrumental piece that is accompanied by a poem or narrative that explains what is going on in the music
35. A composition, or section of a work, for three or more voices, based on imitative counterpoint
37. Georg Philipp _________: Considered in his lifetime as the leading German 18th c. composer, he was a link between the late Baroque and early Classical styles

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5. A collection of opinions, thoughts and concepts that individual makes about what they encounter, such as a person, place or event.
7. We use both visual information and verbal descriptions of an object, event or location to “draw out” the object, event or location in our heads.
8. The mindset in which you constantly reform your thoughts and education as you learn new, challenging and controversial information.
10. A heuristic that states that, when presented with options, you always choose the option that would be most direct in reaching your goal.
11. We are better able to recall the items that come first in a list. One explanation of this is due to the fact that the words do not have any competition when they are memorized first.
12. Students that study for an exam can become overconfident in their comprehension and knowledge of the material.
19. Superficial characteristics that two stories share. These characteristics do not help the two stories obtain relevance to each other in any significant way. For example, both stories may have a character that likes to put on cologne; however, this fact does not indicate any similarity between the stories on its own.
22. The amount of mental energy we put in to focus on a task or conversation. Some can divide this among different tasks, while others must concentrate to channel this into one task to work efficiently.
23. The smallest unit of sound in a language.
24. The differences in sound between instruments. One note played on a guitar will sound differently on a piano, saxophone or violin.
26. Any physical object that can aid one to remember something they could potentially forget (ex. Shopping lists, sticky notes, reminder notifications on your phone).
27. A type of blindness where, when the speaker in a conversation is suddenly and subtly switched with a different speaker, we would fail to notice that we are talking to a completely different person.
28. When the color of the word matches the meaning of the word (ex. The word ORANGE written in the color orange), people are more likely to be quicker at naming the color of the ink than when they are not (ex. The word ORANGE written in the color yellow).
29. We tend to remember the items that come last in a long list more accurately than other items included on the list.

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1. The smallest unit of meaning in a language.
2. The context or implications of the conversation; the deeper meaning of the sentence, past the grammatical structure of the sentence.
3. A type of blindness where we fail to notice a gorilla that walks in the middle of a basketball game, since we are too preoccupied with a different task happening simultaneously.
4. Problems you know exactly how to solve, such as an untied shoelace untucked shirt.
6. The memory of remembering to do something in the future.
9. The idea that several different cognitive signals can be processed at the same time, instead of one by one.
12. The mindset in which you believe that you have the optimal level of education and/or experience needed and that no further education or experience is needed.
13. A sequence of events that typically happen in a specific location, date or event (ex. We know what will happen if we walk into a sanctuary inside a church, mosque or any other religious gathering).
14. People are more likely to remember a list of words that sound different (Q,B,M,P,F,L), rather than those that sound similar (D,V,G,P,T,E).
15. The actual, physical object that exists in the real world that we see with our eyes to process cognitively.
16. You have perfect memory of what happened after the amnesia, but not as great of a memory of what happened before.
17. You can more easily remember past events that evoked similar emotions with your current mood (ex. When you’re happy, it’s easier to think about positive things, and negative things when you’re not).
18. Factual information about the world you remember and uniquely organized.
20. Anything longer than a sentence, such as a paragraph.
21. The grammatical structure of a sentence.
25. Differences in sound between notes, such as an A-flat and an E-sharp. Critics of singers and vocalists often mention that a performer’s ______ was off, meaning it was too sharp or flat.

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2. Five animals being bad and becomes good guys at the end.
4. A third movie with toys going to Sunnyside Daycare.
5. Characters inside a phone with the main character trying to find a hacker so he can be a meh.
7. Yetis trying to find someone they don't see at their village.
12. A second movie with someone sailing across the sea with a crew to find an island that is under water.
14. A second movie with zoo animals finding their selves in Africa where they belong.
15. A second movie with animals trying to take back their park by destroying an amusement park.
16. A male macaw and a female macaw chained together and meeting other birds trying to make them fall in love.
18. A second movie with singers getting ready for a space show at the theater.
21. a Pixar movie with monsters going through doors to scare children.
22. A second movie with Lego characters getting taken somewhere called the Systar System.
27. A fourth movie with an ogre being tricked to signing a contract.
28. Krakens living on the land and not in the ocean.
30. A space ranger trying to reach hyper speed so he and everyone can go home.
31. A Disney movie about a place beneath the world where people go to find the heart of.
33. A second movie with emotions meeting new emotions.
34. A second live action movie with people getting sucked into a game doing the next level.
37. Chickens trying to escape from the farm so they won't be killed.
40. A Lego construction worker trying to be the special and meets masterbuilders.
42. An inventor trying to find another inventor at a place called Robot City.
43. A second movie with two adult brothers turning back into kids to stop someone at a school.
45. [Title] and lemurs trying to find a nesting ground that has water.
46. A live action movie with spies who can have masks to be other people.
47. A chameleon telling folks some lies at a Ranch making him be a Sheriff.

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1. An ogre trying to get his swamp back by saving a princess and bringing her to the villain who wants to marry her.
3. A second movie with characters leaving their swamp to go meet the king, and queen of Far Far Away.
6. Animals being supers with powers to save all of the superhero's.
8. A third movie with zoo animals joining a circus.
9. Two friend making their mean principle become the greatest superhero of all time.
10. Four penguins being hero's to stop an evil octopus.
11. Characters who gets chosen by the moon to be [Fourth Title word], and to stop a boogie man.
13. Bulls getting ready for a bull fight to see who will get chosen by the minotaur.
15. Park animals trying to find nuts for themselves.
17. Characters at their home with lots, and lots of dragons and the main character wondering if there's a hidden world.
19. Dogs at a place called Blue Creek.
20. A spy that transforms into a pigeon, and is with someone to try and stop a guy with a robot hand.
23. An dog father to a human boy who have a Way Back.
24. A second movie with a characters finding the wishing star to make a wish.
25. Characters who loves to sing, dance, and hug. And the main protagonist setting off to save her friends from getting eaten by bergens.
26. A robot in a wild with animals and being a mother to a goose.
29. A third movie with three friends going to find the person who should be the new king of Far Far Away.
32. A fourth movie with toys going on a road trip and the main toy getting a spork back for his owner at a carnival.
35. A Disney movie with friends and a robot being hero's to save their city.
36. Zoo animals finding their selves stuck on an island.
38. A second movie with Two macaws and their kids going to the Amazon to look for more macaws like them.
39. Animals in the woods trying to steal food.
41. Characters with gifts except the main protagonist.
44. A second movie with toys trying to rescue the main protagonist who gets kidnapped to go to a museum in Japan.

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2. A second live action movie with people getting sucked into a game doing the next level.
4. A live action movie with spies who can have masks to be other people.
6. A second movie with two adult brothers turning back into kids to stop someone at a school.
8. A second movie with animals trying to take back their park by destroying an amusement park.
9. A Disney movie with friends and a robot being hero's to save their city.
11. An dog father to a human boy who have a Way Back.
13. Chickens trying to escape from the farm so they won't be killed.
17. a Pixar movie with monsters going through doors to scare children.
18. Characters inside a phone with the main character trying to find a hacker so he can be a meh.
22. An ogre trying to get his swamp back by saving a princess and bringing her to the villain who wants to marry her.
23. A Disney movie about a place beneath the world where people go to find the heart of.
24. A space ranger trying to reach hyper speed so he and everyone can go home.
25. A spy that transforms into a pigeon, and is with someone to try and stop a guy with a robot hand.
26. A chameleon telling folks some lies at a Ranch making him be a Sheriff.
28. A second movie with a characters finding the wishing star to make a wish.
29. Two friend making their mean principle become the greatest superhero of all time.
33. Characters who gets chosen by the moon to be [Fourth Title word], and to stop a boogie man.
34. Animals in the woods trying to steal food.
35. Four penguins being hero's to stop an evil octopus.
36. Dogs at a place called Blue Creek.
38. A robot in a wild with animals and being a mother to a goose.
41. A third movie with three friends going to find the person who should be the new king of Far Far Away.
42. A Lego construction worker trying to be the special and meets masterbuilders.
43. A second movie with someone sailing across the sea with a crew to find an island that is under water.
44. A third movie with zoo animals joining a circus.
45. A second movie with singers getting ready for a space show at the theater.
46. Characters who loves to sing, dance, and hug. And the main protagonist setting off to save her friends from getting eaten by bergens.

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1. A fourth movie with toys going on a road trip and the main toy getting a spork back for his owner at a carnival.
3. Characters at their home with lots, and lots of dragons and the main character wondering if there's a hidden world.
5. A second movie with Two macaws and their kids going to the Amazon to look for more macaws like them.
7. Bulls getting ready for a bull fight to see who will get chosen by the minotaur.
10. A fourth movie with an ogre being tricked to signing a contract.
12. A male macaw and a female macaw chained together and meeting other birds trying to make them fall in love.
14. Krakens living on the land and not in the ocean.
15. A second movie with emotions meeting new emotions.
16. An inventor trying to find another inventor at a place called Robot City.
17. A second movie with zoo animals finding their selves in Africa where they belong.
18. A third movie with toys going to Sunnyside Daycare.
19. A second movie with Lego characters getting taken somewhere called the Systar System.
20. Zoo animals finding their selves stuck on an island.
21. Characters with gifts except the main protagonist.
27. Animals being supers with powers to save all of the superhero's.
30. A second movie with toys trying to rescue the main protagonist who gets kidnapped to go to a museum in Japan.
31. Five animals being bad and becomes good guys at the end.
32. Yetis trying to find someone they don't see at their village.
37. A second movie with characters leaving their swamp to go meet the king, and queen of Far Far Away.
39. [Title] and lemurs trying to find a nesting ground that has water.
40. Park animals trying to find nuts for themselves.

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4. these instruments are strummed to be played
10. to be asked to play again after a performance
11. prison sung about
13. raising a note by a semi-tone
15. Mozart wrote his first symphony music at this age
18. a scale that corresponds to all of the white notes on a keyboard
19. Kristofferson's famous song went #1 for her
20. the most famous Gibson guitar
21. chamber orchestras typically have no more than this number of musicians
22. Carly had a hit with "You're so ___"
28. they brought the bagpipes to the British Isles
30. a "set piece" song in an opera
31. Mozart wrote his first opera at this age
32. first name of singer/songwriter who grew up dirt-poor in the TN mountains
33. Gershwin's major classical work was "Rhapsody in ___"
34. bass note or chord played continuously
35. Belafonte recorded "The Banana ___ Song"
38. known as Sweet Baby James
42. born to poor cotton farmers in Arkansas, he became a huge singing star
43. popular singing group from Sweden
44. top female folk music singer
46. Detroit record label
48. amateur singers taking turns at a microphone
49. "Sound of Silence" songwriter
51. a short, simple song
53. the epitome stage for country performers
56. American "roots" music influenced by Appalachia
57. Pete Seeger founded this quartet
58. this Michael Jackson album sold the most of all time
62. highest award for musical theatre in the U.S.
64. adagio is to play music this way
65. played for a gliding dance in 16th c Europe
66. "Mr. Guitar"
68. a group of pitches and rhythms that make up a tune
69. the speed at which music is played
70. their "Mr. Tambourine Man" went to #1
73. a short verse used in advertising
75. Gershwin's first hit song
76. what kind of tree did Trini Lopez sing about
80. "Memory" is the most popular song from this play
81. WWI's popular patriotic song "Over ___"
83. a mass/song for the dead
85. actress who played Holiday in movie
86. Gershwin's "Porgy and ___" caused a sensation on Broadway
87. Kristofferson won this scholarship
88. ___ Mitchell is known for her poetic songwriting

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1. symphonic orchestras typically have more than this number of musicians
2. a repetition of a phrase or verse
3. blackface singer and performer
5. she recorded "It's My Party"
6. a jaunty rhythm
7. person who directs a choir or orchestra
8. the tail end of a piece of music
9. the sounding of two or more notes at the same time
12. a repeated chord progression
14. Jimmy Dean sang about "___ ___ John"
16. "Father of the Orchestra"
17. brother trio from Australia
22. Stradivarius ___ are the most expensive instruments in the world
23. born in Abbott, TX he's the sound of TX country music
24. known for his crooked smile and odd country-style lyrics
25. ___ Robeson was known for his very low bass voice
26. a piano's frame is made of this
27. Peter and Paul sang with her
29. best movie music score of all time
33. "Lady Sings the Blues" was about ___ Holiday
36. highest award by the U.S. recording industry
37. these instruments are struck to be played
39. Woody Guthrie's son
40. "___ City Music Hall" is one of Manhattan's top music venues
41. "Five Feet High and Rising" described this
45. musicians improvising
47. Kristofferson's famous song about "Bobbie ___"
50. George Gershwin's brother
52. "Nearer my God to Thee" was the last song played while this ship sank
54. played for traditional Scottish dancing
55. these boys were known for their California surf sound
59. two repeated notes throbbed in this movie's theme
60. the first musical instrument carried into space
61. catchy tune that stays in your mind
62. The Four ___ recorded in Detroit in the '60's
63. traditional Hebrew music
67. the most common "top wood" for making acoustic guitars
71. the second musical instrument carried into space
72. Pete Seeger wished he had this in his top hit
74. lowering a note by a semi-tone
77. he wrote the U.S. National Anthem
78. with crescendo, you gradually play this way
79. close-harmony brother duo in the '50-'60's
80. his "White Christmas" is the top selling single record of all time
82. this group recorded "Light My Fire"
84. 1970's music with a mirrored ball hanging from the ceiling

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1. March astrological sign
5. Highest you can bid in Setback
8. Street Mom grew up on
10. Your most frequented place in Winsted
12. Used to be one of your favorite TV shows with a character named Fish
15. Number of years old this crossword puzzle solver is in French
18. What happened that you and Ken went to look for Joe but got stuck on the way
19. Heather shares a birthday with this Civil Rights Leader
22. StarWars android
24. Show you saw in Detroit at the old Tiger Stadium
25. Pair of sisters who lived next door
27. Torrington Restaurant with same name as Las Vegas hotel
29. One of Max’s favorite futbol players
30. At one point you smoked one of these
31. Where Uncle Leo and Cousin Seby fought
33. Value of Z (& Q) in Scrabble
35. First car that the boys ruined
37. Biggest risk taker in Setback
38. First Grandchild
40. Favorite local place for dessert
41. Tia Olympia played this at Our Lady of Fatima
45. Number of cards in Pinochle
47. Instrument Rick played in HS
49. Firstborn's school nickname that he ironically did not like
52. Grandpa Tony had us on the back porch looking for one of these on April 1st
54. Joe’s first deployment was to this country of Noriega
55. Heather broke and dislocated this and the Dr. snapped it back with a pencil
61. Homemade Dessert loved by Zoe (and you) for her birthday
63. Your Tia Maria was famous for bringing this to parties
65. Drugstore Joe worked at in HS
69. Mr. Kuhar's fruit that Mom used for marmalade
71. What accidentally went up in flames at Grandma Minda’s house
72. Spanish city that you enjoyed the most (I think)
73. Where Rick & Jenny live
74. Granddaughter named after your Aunt
75. Uncle Alex drove a VW Yellow one
76. Where we showered the year of the bathroom remodel
77. Flavor cake Grandma Mary thought you liked because you were too polite to tell her differently

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1. One of Grandpa Manuel’s favorite opera singers
2. Where Heather (and Rick for a bit) went to college
3. Person who convinced you to get ordained a Deacon
4. Grandpa Tony worked as one with Uncle Sam
6. City Rick visited in Japan when in the Marines
7. The name of the store that Mom worked at in Litchfield
9. Paige was this for her Volleyball team
11. Uncle Tony’s nickname for going house to house at Christmas in Waterbury
13. Year of the Blizzard in Litchfield
14. What you and Uncle Tony got chased for picking
16. Rhode Island Beach we used to go to for Vacation
17. Nickname of your birthplace
20. Some of your grandkids call this State home
21. Your family loves you to this and back (and back again 😊 )
23. Our dog that jumped up and licked your ice cream sundae
26. The easier of the two word puzzles in the newspaper
28. This Vice Principal’s daughter used to babysit us
32. Mom's Green Car was this Make and Model
33. Neighbors who shared a name with a popular 60’s Rock Band
34. Connecticut Castle we took a family trip to
36. Your & Mom’s song famously sung by Audrey Hepburn
39. We had a yellow corded one hanging in the kitchen
42. What we are all wishing you today!
43. Aunt Judi's favorite team hails from this school
44. Faux money honoring you at Gilbert School
46. Mr. Doyle’s Corner Store where Heather worked
48. City of first home away from home
50. Mom’s Confirmation name
51. Lawn game they changed for safety reasons
53. Bite by one of these caused your ankle to swell up
56. What Grandma Minda chased you with when you were naughty
57. Grandma Minda's Favorite fast food chicken chain
58. It saved Gramps from going to WWII
59. Lawn game with Birdies that we played in the summer
60. Grandma Mary’s Fifi was this breed of dog
62. Portuguese codfish
64. Nudist beach next to our vacation beach
66. Ken worked for this once popular photo giant
67. You would turn on the car cabin light so we couldn't see this at night
68. The women at Our Lady of Fatima made this traditional dish for parties
70. How the wallpaper was hung in the den
73. Portuguese Favorite at Christmas
78. First girl we were really excited about Joe dating

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2. Four penguins being hero's to stop an evil octopus.
8. A third movie with three friends going to find the person who should be the new king of Far Far Away.
10. A Lego construction worker trying to be the special and meets master builders.
14. Five animals being bad and becomes good guys at the end.
15. A fourth movie with toys going on a road trip and the main toy getting a spork back for his owner at a carnival.
16. A second movie with singers getting ready for a space show at the theater.
17. Dogs at a place called Blue Creek.
19. A second movie with Lego characters getting taken somewhere called the Systar System.
21. A Disney movie about a place beneath the world where people go to find the heart of.
22. Characters inside a phone with the main character trying to find a hacker so he can be a meh.
27. A dog father to a human boy who has a Way Back.
28. A second movie with someone sailing across the sea with a crew to find an island that is under water.
29. Characters with gifts except the main protagonist.
31. An inventor trying to find another inventor at a place called Robot City.
35. A second movie with characters leaving their swamp to go meet the king, and queen of Far Far Away.
37. Krakens living on the land and not in the ocean.
38. A fourth movie with an ogre being tricked to signing a contract.
39. Characters who loves to sing, dance, and hug. And the main protagonist setting off to save her friends from getting eaten by bergens.
40. Friends and a robot being hero's to save their city from someone using microbots.
42. Characters who gets chosen by the moon to be [Fourth Title word], and to stop a boogie man.
45. A second movie with zoo animals finding their selves in Africa where they belong.
46. A second movie with toys trying to rescue the main protagonist who gets kidnapped to go to a museum in Japan.
47. A second live action movie with people getting sucked into a game doing the next level.
48. A second movie with animals trying to take back their park by destroying an amusement park.

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1. Chickens trying to escape from the farm so they won't be killed.
3. A live action movie with spies who can have masks to be other people.
4. Characters at their home with lots, and lots of dragons and the main character wondering if there's a hidden world.
5. A second movie with two adult brothers turning back into kids to stop someone at a school.
6. A spy that transforms into a pigeon, and is with someone to try and stop a guy with a robot hand.
7. An ogre trying to get his swamp back by saving a princess and bringing her to the villain who wants to marry her.
9. A third movie with toys going to Sunnyside Daycare.
11. A robot in a wild with animals and being a mother to a goose.
12. Monsters going through doors to scare children.
13. Two friend making their mean principle become the greatest superhero of all time.
18. [Title] and lemurs trying to find a nesting ground that has water.
20. Park animals trying to find nuts for themselves.
23. Zoo animals finding their selves stuck on an island.
24. Animals being supers with powers to save all of the superhero's.
25. A male macaw and a female macaw chained together and meeting other birds trying to make them fall in love.
26. A chameleon telling folks some lies at a Ranch making him be a Sheriff.
30. A second movie with characters finding the wishing star to make a wish.
32. Animals in the woods trying to steal food.
33. A space ranger trying to reach hyper speed so he and everyone can go home.
34. Bulls getting ready for a bull fight to see who will get chosen by the minotaur.
36. Yetis trying to find someone they don't see at their village.
41. A second movie with emotions meeting new emotions.
43. A second movie with Two macaws and their kids going to the Amazon to look for more macaws like them.
44. A third movie with zoo animals joining a circus.

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2. were vital roadside inns located along the ancient trade routes from the Mediterranean to China (the Silk Road). Here, traveling merchants and their caravans could rest safely, exchange goods, and interact with local traders and people from different cultures.
3. Place in between 1000 and 1500, 4 distinct commercial activity and wider connections emerge in Americas
6. a significant symbol of the Buddha's presence and enlightenment, rather than an item of daily use, played a crucial role in facilitating the spread of Buddhism along the Silk Roads.
8. Arab scholar, merchant public official reveal how long distance trade routes link the Islamic heartland visited Swahili Coast in early 14th century found Muslim societies
9. A military strategy of surrounding to isolating a forfeit location to cut off supplies and for surrender was required from the Mongols to take parts in invasions
12. The Emperor of Ming dynasty and 1405 chief patron of the enterprise
13. Mongol state capitol during the 13th century under Chingis Khan is Served as a major traded administrator city along the Silk Roads
16. was a crucial financial innovation that allowed medieval merchants to travel light and safely. It was a formal promise of payment, a written contract that could be exchanged for cash at a distant bank or trading post, eliminating the risks associated with carrying bulky coinage
19. traditional sailing vessels used in Indian Ocean trade,Chinese and Arab trading ships was a improvement of sails,was a new mean of calculating latitude such as astrolabe
21. was a pilgrim ruler of Mali 1324 undertook the Haji accompanied by huge entourage(company) and enormous amount of gold
23. world Heritage site in Delhi. India consists of a 73 meter high minaret and of historical structures, cultural and agricultural combination South Asia during the Delhi Sultanate (1206 to 1524)
26. Was the chief of means of transportation between West Africa and Mediterranean region used to carry heavy loads
29. The establishment of rapid communication networks across the empire helped foster trade. The Italian traveler Marco Polo greatly admired this efficient system
30. tiny germ, spread by fleas on rodents, caused the Black Death. It killed many people, especially in crowded places, and significantly impacted populations, economies, and societies across Eurasia for over 100 years
32. was a outlook rejected religious aspect of both Buddhism and Daosim as high moral standards of Buddhist teaching was influenced by Japanese

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1. State-approved associations of merchants were permitted to pool their resources to limit losses. Additionally, provisions were established to cover loan interest for lenders in the event a particular caravan failed
4. was popular among samurai warrior class during 1200 the Chinese converted to zen
5. Islamic Persian style reservoirs, and irrigation technologies spread as far as Tunisia & Morocco all contributed to Islamic Green Revolution increased food production and population,urbanization and industrial
7. African storytellers history, musicians and praise singers and musicians who preserve & transmit history culture through tradition
10. The use of envoys alliances and negotiations by the Mongol Empire it's vast territories and interacted with other across Eurasia
11. became highly popular after its establishment in China. Its appeal stemmed from the promise that devout followers could be ensured rebirth
14. A new beginning in Chinese history when China was ruled by the Mongols
15. Castrated men personally loyal to Emperor exercised great Authority much to dismay a lot of official bureaucracy loyal servants in imperial courts
17. Sought and enroll, distant people and states in Chinese tribute systems, Ming Dynasty Chinese and admiral on three of his seven accounts of his expeditions
18. Language was widely spoken in East Africa language today was grammatically an African tongue within the larger Bantu family of language
20. Chingggis Khan's grandson became the first il-khan (subordinate khan) Persia
22. The largest religious structure in the pre-modern world that expresses Hindu understanding of Cosmos was centered on Mount Meru, home to the gods used by Buddhists.
24. of the Sea” The "Mongols of the sea" were Europeans who, like the Mongols on land, organized global trade and expanded their influence by conquering and exploiting other civilizations, despite being less developed themselves initially
25. cultural, and agricultural development in Chaco Canyon New Mexico from 900-1450 CE
27. was a kingdom in central Java, a rich region closely allied with Srivijaya was a massive building program between 8 to 10 century Hindu temples, used by Buddhist monks.
28. communities Merchants that learn local languages cultures and trading practices while retaining links to home cities was a position to facilitate commercial exchange
31. Was is a major trading city that became an intellectual learning, both scientific and religious

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4. the band performed in 1985 to 80k people and their hit "Love of my Life" is one of the most memorable memories of the first Rn'R.
5. They were a Brazilian pop music duo consisting of siblings. Época magazine compared their success to Beatlemania. They sold over 20 million albums. They performed at Rock in Rio on January 18, 2001.
6. He was born in 1949, he is an American singer, songwriter, and musician. He has released 20 studio albums. He is one of the originators of the heartland rock style of music. He has been nicknamed "The Boss".
7. They are a Brazilian rock band from São Paulo. Though they basically play pop/alternative rock, their music has touched a number of other styles throughout their 30-year career, such as new wave, punk rock, grunge, MPB and electronic music. Their big hit at Rock in Rio 1991 was "Primate man" from 1987.
8. is a Norwegian new wave band formed in Oslo in 1982. Founded by Paul, Magne and Morten Harket the band rose to fame during the mid-1980s. Their big hit was Take on me at Rock in Rio 1991.
12. is an American rock band formed in 1983 in Sayreville, New Jersey. In 1984 and 1985, they released their first two albums and their debut single "Runaway" managed to crack the Top 40. In 1986, the band achieved widespread success and global recognition with their third album Slippery When Wet.
13. She was born in 1981. American singer, songwriter, producer, and actress, she performed in various singing and dancing competitions as a child. She was one of the most awaited performers at Rock in Rio 5 in 2013.
14. He is widely recognized for his genre-melding musicianship and has played an influential role in modern-day popular music. He was discovered by an American record executive, gaining recognition with the release of his debut seven-track EP My World (2009) and soon establishing himself as a teen idol.
15. is a Barbadian singer, actress, and businesswoman. She performed at Rock in Rio 4 in 2011 and one of her big hits was "Umbrella".
16. They were an English rock band formed in Manchester in 1991. Originally known as the Rain, the group abruptly disbanded after the departure of one of the lead singers/song writer in August 2009. Their big hit was Wonderwall at the Rock in Rio 2001.

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1. They are an English pop rock band formed in Bath, England, in 1981. They were associated with the new wave synthesizer bands of the early 1980s, and attained international chart success. "Woman in Chains", "Sowing the seed of love" and "Everybody wants to rule the world" were sung out loud at Rock in Rio 7, in 2017.
2. is an American singer and dancer. Often referred to as the "Princess of Pop", she is credited with influencing the revival of teen pop during the late 1990s and early 2000s. She performed at Rock in Rio in 2001 and left everybody singing "Hit me baby one more time".
3. They are an American rock band formed in Los Angeles in 1983. They performed at Rock in Rio in September 2011 and one of the big hits was "By the Way".
9. It is an American boy band from Dorchester, Massachusetts. The band consists of brothers Jonathan and Jordan Knight, Joey McIntyre, Donnie Wahlberg, and Danny Wood. They enjoyed success in the late 1980s and early 1990s and have sold more than 80 million records. It's big hit was Step by step at Rock in Rio 1991.
10. During the song "Revelations", lead singer Bruce Dickinson hit himself accidentally with a guitar and cut his eyebrow. Dickinson continued to sing in spite of heavy bleeding. They performed in front of a crowd of 100k people.
11. is an American heavy metal band. The band was formed in 1981 in Los Angeles by James Hetfield and Lars Ulrich and has been based in San Francisco for most of its career. They performed at Rock in Rio in 2011.

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1. I have visited 38 of the 50 states, and the District of Columbia.
4. I went to 5 Universities before I graduated from college. Two of them were at the same time!
7. I married the only guy I ever dated.
9. I can name 50 dinosaurs.
11. I love doing any type of craft.
12. I have only owned four cars in my entire lifetime.
15. My paternal great-grandparents were born in Russia and were Jewish.
17. I went to Dana College for music Education I had hopes of becoming a music teacher however I didn’t finish. My whole family our singers. I mostly sing at funerals and for special occasions like weddings.
18. I am still great friends with my best friend from 4th grade. We went to grade school and high school together. Over 40 years of friendship.
21. I once rode an elephant in the circus as a child.
23. at my wedding I had to rush out right after the vows because I got a nose bleed. I didn’t get any blood on my dress though!
24. I know how to use a circular saw and belt sander and am building a table.
25. I went to Oklahoma City University on a dance scholarship and was a dance/theatre major.
27. I have never mowed.
28. A member from the band Fall Out Boy (Pete Wentz) accidentally fell on me at a concert
30. I have lived on the outer banks (barrier islands) of North Carolina.
32. I love to just jump into my car (with no planned destination) and travel somewhere I have never been to check out new stuff. It could be an hour away or 4 hours.
34. love to play board games with my family.
36. was prom queen, Ms. Congeniality and Band Queen in high school.
37. My first job was counting cars in a parking lot.
38. I have visited 42 states, 9 countries, and have utilized over 15 modes of transportation, including a ride in a polices car, rescue squad and a semi.

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2. I have/had three out of my four grandparents live to be over 91 years old. My grandma is 96 and still living in her own house.
3. I was an “opps” baby. My parents were stationed abroad and were told that if they didn’t purchase a coo-coo clock they would be bringing home a baby when they returned to the states. Well here I am!!!
5. My mom and mother in law set my husband and I up when we were 17.
6. I worked in hospice almost 15 years in Texas before moving to Omaha.
8. I wanted to let you know that I collect Precious Moments
10. Growing up I had a boa constrictor, tarantula, piranha, and a baby alligator.
13. I was a captain of my cheer squad and to THIS DAY (unfortunately) can remember 95% of my routines.
14. I had my picture with a live tiger before Tiger KIng was a thing
16. 2005 Female Athlete of the year at Bryan
19. For my high school graduation my "set of wheels" was a sewing machine, which I still have and use today.
20. I have a large collection of UNICORNS in various forms to include figurines, wall hangings, jewelry & even hand made music boxes.
21. I played college tennis.
22. I tried out for a DJ spot called “Supermouth” with the radio station Sweet 98. I was one of the top 5, but didn’t win the DJ job.
26. When I was 5 my family and I were hiking in the mountains in Colorado. I fell, face first and busted my front tooth, pushing it through my gums to the back of my mouth. I had to be rushed down the mountain and taken to a pediatric dentist where I had surgery. Luckily they saved my tooth-it’s just a little crooked now.
29. My unusual fact is that I was the only injury in the Nebraska/Houston Cotton Bowl game in 1980. I was in the Cornhusker Marching Band at the time, and while standing up on my chair to see the game, I fell and dislocated my knee. There were no injuries to the players on either team, so that is my special distinction.
31. I got married outside in a garden.
33. I went deep sea fishing and caught an Ahi tuna.
35. I love great white sharks. I would rather be in a cage in an ocean with one than be around even a tiny spider.

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4. a usually hard, shiny material such as iron, gold, or silver which heat and electricity can travel through
6. someone who does the sport of boxing
8. a violent act intended to hurt or damage someone or something
9. no light or not much light
10. to let something you are carrying fall to the ground
12. one of the two organs in your face, which you use to see with
13. the religious period before Easter (= a Christian holiday), in which some Christians do not allow themselves something that they usually enjoy
15. to move down towards the ground
16. to choose something after thinking about several possibilities
17. to begin to be something
20. a strong feeling such as love or anger, or strong feelings in general
21. a unit for measuring temperature
22. doing a lot of things, or moving around a lot
24. a record of your thoughts that you put on the Internet for other people to read
25. to jump into water with your head and arms going in first
27. the study of the way in which trade, industry, and money are organized
29. to prepare food and usually heat it
30. to annoy someone by trying to get their attention when they do not want to see you or talk to you
31. to include the things that are needed for a particular purpose
32. to become different, or to make someone or something become different
34. to decide which thing you want
35. feeling ashamed or shy
36. a qualification from a school, college, or university, or an official document showing that someone has completed a course of study
37. to stay away from a person, place, situation, etc
42. the state that something or someone is in
43. to get to a place
48. the way things or situations really are and not the way you would like them to be
49. very important and necessary
50. to get something by paying money for it
52. big in size or amount
54. worried and nervous
55. used to say how much someone or something weighs
56. ashamed because you have done something wrong
58. the skin of animals that is used to make things such as shoes and bags
60. an electronic machine that can store and arrange large amounts of information
61. afraid or nervous

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1. a big meat
2. someone whose job is to plan things, especially which buildings are built in towns
3. towards the direction that is in front of you
5. an amount of money that you owe someone
7. An event or experience gives you pleasure.
8. success in doing something good, usually by working hard
11. damage caused to water, air, etc by harmful substances or waste
14. a liquid fuel used in cars
15. an amount of money that you pay to do something, to use something, or to get a service
18. something someone does that is illegal
19. a piece of equipment that you wear over your ears so that you can listen to music without anyone else hearing it
23. to go up something, or onto the top of something
24. towards the direction behind you
26. feeling very happy and enthusiastic
28. a pleasant feeling of being relaxed and having no pain
29. a way of buying something in which you arrange to pay for it at a later time
31. very tired
33. a performance of music and singing
34. a small container with medicine inside that you swallow
38. something that is difficult and that tests someone's ability or determination
39. unable to think clearly or to understand something
40. a small coloured rubber bag that you fill with air to play with or to use as a decoration
41. to say what you think will happen in the future
42. in a relaxed way
44. popular at a particular time
45. someone who stands in front of a group of musicians or singers and controls their performance
46. having a strong feeling against someone who has behaved badly, making you want to shout at them or hurt them
47. able to use a language naturally without stopping or making mistakes
51. a flat, usually round, piece of metal used as money
53. with no difficulty
57. the way that you behave
59. a group of objects of the same type that have been collected by one person or in one place

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2. to shut with force and noise
5. having an even surface or consistency
6. a straight, slender shoot or stem cut from or growing on a tree or bush
7. to bend the head, knee, or body in respect, submission, or acknowledgment
12. to regard with wonder, pleasure, or approval
13. to remain suspended within or on the surface of a fluid without sinking
15. movement or variation characterized by the regular recurrence or alternation of different quantities or conditions
17. belief that does not rest on logical proof or material evidence
19. not elaborate or complicated; simple
21. except on the condition that; except under the circumstances that
22. offensive slang used as an intensive
25. arising from or marked by despair or loss of hope
27. existing or occurring in a high or extreme degree
28. to bend or press together so that one part overlaps another
32. to practice or drill in a performance of a play, part, piece of music, etc.
34. a depressant or sedative drug or pill
36. to make known; disclose; divulge
39. a man awarded a nonhereditary title by a sovereign in recognition of merit or service
43. a manner of thinking, feeling, or behaving
44. feeling shame, guilt, or disgrace
46. the joint of a finger, especially one of the joints connecting the fingers to the hand
48. to remove clothing or covering from
49. advice, especially legal advice
51. a group of singers and dancers who perform together in a musical or theatrical production
52. to admit to be real or true; recognize the existence, truth, or fact of
56. to have as belonging to one; own
57. a single metrical line in a poetic composition
58. to make a sudden, sharp cracking sound
59. a kiss; to kiss
60. to fall or flow in drops or small quantities
62. to decide or settle conclusively
64. to try to locate or discover; search for
65. extraordinarily great in size, amount, or intensity

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1. to throw lightly or casually
2. a student in the second year of high school or college
3. a strong feeling of displeasure and usually of antagonism
4. forward in time, place, or order
8. readily seen; visible
9. to strike gently with a light blow or blows
10. the middle of the night; twelve o'clock at night
11. to impart secrets trustfully; discuss private matters or problems
14. the lowest part in harmonic music; the part sung by the lowest male voices
15. of, relating to, or characteristic of race or races
16. vast; huge; very great
18. a structure of rows of hexagonal wax cells, formed by bees in their hive for the storage of honey, pollen, and their eggs
20. any thick liquid or pasty preparation, as a lubricant, used in preparing a surface
23. to go down or rest on one or both knees
24. to hold the attention of pleasantly or agreeably; divert; amuse
26. a person or group of persons having administrative or supervisory authority in an organization
28. people in general, especially those of a particular group or class
29. occurring or done at once; immediate
30. not instead; on the contrary
31. to cause feelings of discouragement, annoyance, or lack of fulfillment in
33. to contend resolutely with a task, problem, etc.
35. a violation or breach of a law, rule, custom, or the like
37. keen or ardent in desire or feeling; impatiently longing
38. solid residue from roasting coal in a coke oven; used principally as a fuel and in the production of steel
40. the capacity or power of persons or things to be a compelling force on or produce effects on the actions, behavior, opinions, etc., of others
41. to form into a coiled or spiral shape
42. the state or fact of being present, as with others or in a place
45. in the intervening time; during the interval
47. a district lying immediately outside a city or town, especially a smaller residential community
50. not firmly or tightly fixed in place; detached or able to be detached
53. a group of persons who work or conduct a campaign to influence members of a legislature to vote according to the group's special interest
54. a curved or angular piece of metal or other hard substance
55. an abundance of valuable material possessions or resources; riches
61. a light blow or a jolting collision
63. a group or class of persons enjoying superior intellectual or social or economic status
64. to draw (liquid) into the mouth by contracting the muscles of the lips and mouth to make a partial vacuum

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1. A live action movie with spies who can have masks to be other people.
2. Four penguins being hero's to stop an evil octopus.
3. A space ranger trying to reach hyper speed so he and everyone can go home.
6. A third movie with zoo animals joining a circus.
8. Characters who gets chosen by the moon to be [Fourth Title word], and to stop a boogie man.
10. A male macaw and a female macaw chained together and meeting other birds trying to make them fall in love.
11. A second live action movie with people getting sucked into a game doing the next level.
16. Park animals trying to find nuts for themselves.
18. A second movie with singers getting ready for a space show at the theater.
19. a Pixar movie with monsters going through doors to scare children.
21. Characters who loves to sing, dance, and hug. And the main protagonist setting off to save her friends from getting eaten by bergens.
22. A spy that transforms into a pigeon, and is with someone to try and stop a guy with a robot hand.
23. A Disney movie with friends and a robot being hero's to save their city.
24. Animals being supers with powers to save all of the superhero's.
27. [Title] and lemurs trying to find a nesting ground that has water.
30. Characters at their home with lots, and lots of dragons and the main character wondering if there's a hidden world.
32. A second movie with someone sailing across the sea with a crew to find an island that is under water.
36. A chameleon telling folks some lies at a Ranch making him be a Sheriff.
38. A second movie with Lego characters getting taken somewhere called the Systar System.
40. A second movie with two adult brothers turning back into kids to stop someone at a school.
41. Krakens living on the land and not in the ocean.
42. An ogre trying to get his swamp back by saving a princess and bringing her to the villain who wants to marry her.
43. Bulls getting ready for a bull fight to see who will get chosen by the minotaur.
44. An dog father to a human boy who have a Way Back.
46. Animals in the woods trying to steal food.

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1. A second movie with zoo animals finding their selves in Africa where they belong.
4. A third movie with toys going to Sunnyside Daycare.
5. A robot in a wild with animals and being a mother to a goose.
7. Zoo animals finding their selves stuck on an island.
9. Chickens trying to escape from the farm so they won't be killed.
12. A Disney movie about a place beneath the world where people go to find the heart of.
13. A second movie with Two macaws and their kids going to the Amazon to look for more macaws like them.
14. An inventor trying to find another inventor at a place called Robot City.
15. A second movie with emotions meeting new emotions.
17. A second movie with characters leaving their swamp to go meet the king, and queen of Far Far Away.
20. Yetis trying to find someone they don't see at their village.
21. A second movie with animals trying to take back their park by destroying an amusement park.
25. Two friend making their mean principle become the greatest superhero of all time.
26. A second movie with a characters finding the wishing star to make a wish.
28. A fourth movie with an ogre being tricked to signing a contract.
29. A second movie with toys trying to rescue the main protagonist who gets kidnapped to go to a museum in Japan.
31. Characters with gifts except the main protagonist.
33. A Lego construction worker trying to be the special and meets masterbuilders.
34. Five animals being bad and becomes good guys at the end.
35. Characters inside a phone with the main character trying to find a hacker so he can be a meh.
37. A fourth movie with toys going on a road trip and the main toy getting a spork back for his owner at a carnival.
39. A third movie with three friends going to find the person who should be the new king of Far Far Away.
45. Dogs at a place called Blue Creek.

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3. Characters at their home with lots, and lots of dragons and the main character wondering if there's a hidden world.
5. A fourth movie with an ogre being tricked to signing a contract.
6. Animals in the woods trying to steal food.
9. Zoo animals finding their selves stuck on an island.
15. A fourth movie with toys going on a road trip and the main toy getting a spork back for his owner at a carnival.
17. A second movie with singers getting ready for a space show at the theater.
19. A space ranger trying to reach hyper speed so he and everyone can go home.
20. A Disney movie about a place beneath the world where people go to find the heart of.
25. A second movie with animals trying to take back their park by destroying an amusement park.
27. Characters inside a phone with the main character trying to find a hacker so he can be a meh.
29. Characters who gets chosen by the moon to be [Fourth Title word], and to stop a boogie man.
33. A second movie with two adult brothers turning back into kids to stop someone at a school.
36. A spy that transforms into a pigeon, and is with someone to try and stop a guy with a robot hand.
37. A third movie with three friends going to find the person who should be the new king of Far Far Away.
38. A chameleon telling folks some lies at a Ranch making him be a Sheriff.
39. Krakens living on the land and not in the ocean.
40. A second live action movie with people getting sucked into a game doing the next level.
42. Park animals trying to find nuts for themselves.
43. A third movie with toys going to Sunnyside Daycare.
44. Chickens trying to escape from the farm so they won't be killed.
45. A second movie with characters leaving their swamp to go meet the king, and queen of Far Far Away.
46. An inventor trying to find another inventor at a place called Robot City.
47. Two friend making their mean principle become the greatest superhero of all time.
48. A second movie with emotions meeting new emotions.

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1. Bulls getting ready for a bull fight to see who will get chosen by the minotaur.
2. Animals being supers with powers to save all of the superhero's.
4. A second movie with someone sailing across the sea with a crew to find an island that is under water.
7. Characters who loves to sing, dance, and hug. And the main protagonist setting off to save her friends from getting eaten by bergens.
8. Four penguins being hero's to stop an evil octopus.
10. A Lego construction worker trying to be the special and meets masterbuilders.
11. a Pixar movie with monsters going through doors to scare children.
12. An dog father to a human boy who have a Way Back.
13. [Title] and lemurs trying to find a nesting ground that has water.
14. Yetis trying to find someone they don't see at their village.
16. Characters with gifts except the main protagonist.
18. A second movie with Two macaws and their kids going to the Amazon to look for more macaws like them.
21. Five animals being bad and becomes good guys at the end.
22. A second movie with toys trying to rescue the main protagonist who gets kidnapped to go to a museum in Japan.
23. An ogre trying to get his swamp back by saving a princess and bringing her to the villain who wants to marry her.
24. A second movie with zoo animals finding their selves in Africa where they belong.
26. A live action movie with spies who can have masks to be other people.
28. A third movie with zoo animals joining a circus.
30. A robot in a wild with animals and being a mother to a goose.
31. A male macaw and a female macaw chained together and meeting other birds trying to make them fall in love.
32. A second movie with a characters finding the wishing star to make a wish.
34. A Disney movie with friends and a robot being hero's to save their city.
35. A second movie with Lego characters getting taken somewhere called the Systar System.
41. Dogs at a place called Blue Creek.

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2. Two friend making their mean principle become the greatest superhero of all time.
3. A second movie with a characters finding the wishing star to make a wish.
8. Chickens trying to escape from the farm so they won't be killed.
13. Five animals being bad and becomes good guys at the end.
16. A second movie with singers getting ready for a space show at the theater.
17. A second movie with zoo animals finding their selves in Africa where they belong.
18. A robot in a wild with animals and being a mother to a goose.
20. [Title] and lemurs trying to find a nesting ground that has water.
22. a Pixar movie with monsters going through doors to scare children.
26. A third movie with three friends going to find the person who should be the new king of Far Far Away.
28. A live action movie with spies who can have masks to be other people.
30. A Disney movie about a place beneath the world where people go to find the heart of.
31. Characters who loves to sing, dance, and hug. And the main protagonist setting off to save her friends from getting eaten by bergens.
32. Dogs at a place called Blue Creek.
34. A fourth movie with toys going on a road trip and the main toy getting a spork back for his owner at a carnival.
36. An ogre trying to get his swamp back by saving a princess and bringing her to the villain who wants to marry her.
37. A second live action movie with people getting sucked into a game doing the next level.
38. Animals being supers with powers to save all of the superhero's.
40. A second movie with two adult brothers turning back into kids to stop someone at a school.
43. Animals in the woods trying to steal food.
44. Characters at their home with lots, and lots of dragons and the main character wondering if there's a hidden world.
45. Zoo animals finding their selves stuck on an island.
46. A second movie with Lego characters getting taken somewhere called the Systar System.

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1. A second movie with someone sailing across the sea with a crew to find an island that is under water.
4. Park animals trying to find nuts for themselves.
5. A spy that transforms into a pigeon, and is with someone to try and stop a guy with a robot hand.
6. A fourth movie with an ogre being tricked to signing a contract.
7. An dog father to a human boy who have a Way Back.
9. Characters who gets chosen by the moon to be [Fourth Title word], and to stop a boogie man.
10. A second movie with emotions meeting new emotions.
11. A second movie with toys trying to rescue the main protagonist who gets kidnapped to go to a museum in Japan.
12. Characters with gifts except the main protagonist.
14. Krakens living on the land and not in the ocean.
15. A space ranger trying to reach hyper speed so he and everyone can go home.
19. Four penguins being hero's to stop an evil octopus.
21. A second movie with characters leaving their swamp to go meet the king, and queen of Far Far Away.
23. An inventor trying to find another inventor at a place called Robot City.
24. A second movie with animals trying to take back their park by destroying an amusement park.
25. A second movie with Two macaws and their kids going to the Amazon to look for more macaws like them.
26. Yetis trying to find someone they don't see at their village.
27. A male macaw and a female macaw chained together and meeting other birds trying to make them fall in love.
28. A third movie with zoo animals joining a circus.
29. A third movie with toys going to Sunnyside Daycare.
33. A Lego construction worker trying to be the special and meets masterbuilders.
35. A chameleon telling folks some lies at a Ranch making him be a Sheriff.
39. Bulls getting ready for a bull fight to see who will get chosen by the minotaur.
41. A Disney movie with friends and a robot being hero's to save their city.
42. Characters inside a phone with the main character trying to find a hacker so he can be a meh.

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5. Four penguins being hero's to stop an evil octopus.
6. Characters at their home with lots, and lots of dragons and the main character wondering if there's a hidden world.
7. Five animals being bad and becomes good guys at the end.
8. A male macaw and a female macaw chained together and meeting other birds trying to make them fall in love.
11. A live action movie with spies who can have masks to be other people.
12. Bulls getting ready for a bull fight to see who will get chosen by the minotaur.
13. A Disney movie about a place beneath the world where people go to find the heart of.
15. A fourth movie with an ogre being tricked to signing a contract.
17. A space ranger trying to reach hyper speed so he and everyone can go home.
18. Krakens living on the land and not in the ocean.
19. Zoo animals finding their selves stuck on an island.
22. A third movie with three friends going to find the person who should be the new king of Far Far Away.
25. A second live action movie with people getting sucked into a game doing the next level.
26. Characters inside a phone with the main character trying to find a hacker so he can be a meh.
29. A spy that transforms into a pigeon, and is with someone to try and stop a guy with a robot hand.
30. An ogre trying to get his swamp back by saving a princess and bringing her to the villain who wants to marry her.
31. A second movie with someone sailing across the sea with a crew to find an island that is under water.
32. A second movie with Two macaws and their kids going to the Amazon to look for more macaws like them.
35. A second movie with a characters finding the wishing star to make a wish.
39. An dog father to a human boy who have a Way Back.
40. An inventor trying to find another inventor at a place called Robot City.
41. Park animals trying to find nuts for themselves.
42. A second movie with emotions meeting new emotions.
43. A chameleon telling folks some lies at a Ranch making him be a Sheriff.
44. A second movie with singers getting ready for a space show at the theater.
45. Dogs at a place called Blue Creek.
46. A robot in a wild with animals and being a mother to a goose.
47. A second movie with toys trying to rescue the main protagonist who gets kidnapped to go to a museum in Japan.
48. Two friend making their mean principle become the greatest superhero of all time.

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1. A second movie with zoo animals finding their selves in Africa where they belong.
2. A third movie with zoo animals joining a circus.
3. Characters who loves to sing, dance, and hug. And the main protagonist setting off to save her friends from getting eaten by bergens.
4. A second movie with animals trying to take back their park by destroying an amusement park.
9. Animals in the woods trying to steal food.
10. [Title] and lemurs trying to find a nesting ground that has water.
14. A Lego construction worker trying to be the special and meets masterbuilders.
16. Animals being supers with powers to save all of the superhero's.
20. a Pixar movie with monsters going through doors to scare children.
21. Chickens trying to escape from the farm so they won't be killed.
23. Characters with gifts except the main protagonist.
24. A third movie with toys going to Sunnyside Daycare.
27. Characters who gets chosen by the moon to be [Fourth Title word], and to stop a boogie man.
28. A second movie with Lego characters getting taken somewhere called the Systar System.
33. A second movie with two adult brothers turning back into kids to stop someone at a school.
34. A fourth movie with toys going on a road trip and the main toy getting a spork back for his owner at a carnival.
36. A second movie with characters leaving their swamp to go meet the king, and queen of Far Far Away.
37. Yetis trying to find someone they don't see at their village.
38. A Disney movie with friends and a robot being hero's to save their city.

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4. a usually hard, shiny material such as iron, gold, or silver which heat and electricity can travel through
6. someone who does the sport of boxing
8. a violent act intended to hurt or damage someone or something
9. no light or not much light
10. to let something you are carrying fall to the ground
12. one of the two organs in your face, which you use to see with
13. the religious period before Easter (= a Christian holiday), in which some Christians do not allow themselves something that they usually enjoy
15. to move down towards the ground
16. to choose something after thinking about several possibilities
17. to begin to be something
20. a strong feeling such as love or anger, or strong feelings in general
21. a unit for measuring temperature
22. doing a lot of things, or moving around a lot
24. a record of your thoughts that you put on the Internet for other people to read
25. to jump into water with your head and arms going in first
27. the study of the way in which trade, industry, and money are organized
29. to prepare food and usually heat it
30. to annoy someone by trying to get their attention when they do not want to see you or talk to you
31. to include the things that are needed for a particular purpose
32. to become different, or to make someone or something become different
34. to decide which thing you want
35. feeling ashamed or shy
36. a qualification from a school, college, or university, or an official document showing that someone has completed a course of study
37. to stay away from a person, place, situation, etc
42. the state that something or someone is in
43. to get to a place
48. the way things or situations really are and not the way you would like them to be
49. very important and necessary
50. to get something by paying money for it
52. big in size or amount
54. worried and nervous
55. used to say how much someone or something weighs
56. ashamed because you have done something wrong
58. the skin of animals that is used to make things such as shoes and bags
60. an electronic machine that can store and arrange large amounts of information
61. afraid or nervous

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1. a big meat
2. someone whose job is to plan things, especially which buildings are built in towns
3. towards the direction that is in front of you
5. an amount of money that you owe someone
7. An event or experience gives you pleasure.
8. success in doing something good, usually by working hard
11. damage caused to water, air, etc by harmful substances or waste
14. a liquid fuel used in cars
15. an amount of money that you pay to do something, to use something, or to get a service
18. something someone does that is illegal
19. a piece of equipment that you wear over your ears so that you can listen to music without anyone else hearing it
23. to go up something, or onto the top of something
24. towards the direction behind you
26. feeling very happy and enthusiastic
28. a pleasant feeling of being relaxed and having no pain
29. a way of buying something in which you arrange to pay for it at a later time
31. very tired
33. a performance of music and singing
34. a small container with medicine inside that you swallow
38. something that is difficult and that tests someone's ability or determination
39. unable to think clearly or to understand something
40. a small coloured rubber bag that you fill with air to play with or to use as a decoration
41. to say what you think will happen in the future
42. in a relaxed way
44. popular at a particular time
45. someone who stands in front of a group of musicians or singers and controls their performance
46. having a strong feeling against someone who has behaved badly, making you want to shout at them or hurt them
47. able to use a language naturally without stopping or making mistakes
51. a flat, usually round, piece of metal used as money
53. with no difficulty
57. the way that you behave
59. a group of objects of the same type that have been collected by one person or in one place

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1. Bakker's band
5. Dueling term for the worship center stage
12. Feels like I'm walking on it
13. The wrong song choice after record shopping
16. Hit single off the album Evergreenication
21. Excellent cans for stacking
22. Ho Chi Minh
23. They either sell hotdogs or pizza
24. Really, really likes stones
25. Dr. Moans' alma mater
26. This sauce will have your stomach rolling
28. Max has a big one
31. In it we trust
32. Track 9
34. The strongest muscle in the body
35. Crew of crummy custodians
36. Carter, Sam, and New Ellie's alma mater
39. They're lousy
41. The only song in the Music Man's accordianr epertoire
43. Agenda including skits and songs
45. Where Sam's waterbottle was flattened
48. What they pay Rich
49. Everybody's favorite plumber
52. Where to get water in the orphace
55. Carter's weapon of choice
59. Sloppy sound
60. Remember to bow to it
63. The right song when about to miss a "train"
65. Crackers for crushing into carpet
66. Raiders of the Lost Ark problem animal
68. Were the boss a bird, he'd surely be a...
69. Christian school buried under Evergreen
71. AquaPlus solution
73. A surprisingly deep subject with Rich
74. Open-toe shoes
76. RJB's tees
77. Sam's singers
82. Traffic laws in Rich's eye
84. Flathead
86. A pack a day keeps the oncologist paid!
89. Drawing devices
90. Rich's signature catchphrase
92. *coughs*
94. Johnny Manchild and the _____________
98. This side up
99. How I wish I was there now
100. The biggest boss
101. JacobEsau : RetinazerSpazmatism : ______
102. Apiary operator
103. Trivia loser's task
106. Game based off a game based off the Bible
108. Concerning lunchtime game
112. Ivan Vanko's understudy
114. He missed
116. Of the old man
117. A big color
119. Premier ride of Rich's Water World
120. The first of 3 unrelated locations
121. Joe : Furry as Max : _____
123. A world of both dirty and clean
125. Rich's favorite poem says they've "come at last"
126. He's lurking in the bathroom stalls
127. Where Rich gets his reads
129. Everybody's favorite vet
130. A concerning talking object in Sam's Mom's office 2
131. What's in Rich's coffee
132. Forever meleded to our work shoes

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2. What all weathermen are on
3. Sucks
4. A great place to become brainwashed
6. Has a commemorative ceiling tile
7. Sam's weapon of choice
8. Legendary league of custodians
9. Do you know what day it is, Bats?
10. Live fast, _________, and never give up
11. A spooky rock band
12. MEGA! MEGA! MEGA!
14. The newest part of Rich's body
15. Binding for 4 years
17. Tool used in a dust test
18. Philips
19. Shirtless and sweating, ideally
20. An ancient evil from the same vein as Dark Carter and Dark Sam
27. MJ bought his bones
29. Annual Rich-free printing project
30. The promised landfill
33. Her dog might be dead
37. Birthplace of Art Room Everest
38. Has a terrible mother
39. ELC "youngers"
40. Strong like...
42. Subject of many signs
44. Enough can buy you lamp oil, rope, bombs...
46. Adam, go get it
47. BAM!
50. Nickname for the GRCS red van
51. Possibly the worst vehicle to cross Belding Rd with
53. Carter
54. What Indernanas does
55. Wait, what? I can't believe it's not...
56. RCS's most powerful artifact
57. Boiler room decoration
58. Concerning lunchtime game
61. Sam will never hit it
62. App game of many floors
63. We just lit the biggest one
64. Urban home of poor plans
67. From Chicago
70. Usual unlocker
72. 127262
75. Thank God he got those pool noodles out of our way
78. Written on at the end of the day
79. He has to go
80. Trick shot channel
81. Floor machine solution
83. Borin'
85. Carter's favorite drawing
87. A terrible mobile game
88. The second of 3 unrelated locations
89. They come in sizes "fat" and "skinny"
91. Old Logan's spice of choice
93. ELC "olders"
95. "TEARS UP"
96. Causes the aimless spirits of slain monsters to return to flesh
97. Sam's suicidal car
104. A ghost disturbed whilst edging outdoors
105. Max's favorite drawing
107. What color is yours?
109. Rich's signature toss
110. Impenatrable close-toed shoes
111. The third of 3 unrelated locations
113. They're gonna blow it up for the 4th of July
115. Feat. Nyenhell
118. Carter's convinced it's rigged
122. 127259
124. Welcome... Let's go!
128. Serves coffee or assholery

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4. A second movie with emotions meeting new emotions.
7. Characters at their home with lots, and lots of dragons and the main character wondering if there's a hidden world.
9. A chameleon telling folks some lies at a Ranch making him be a Sheriff.
10. A spy that transforms into a pigeon, and is with someone to try and stop a guy with a robot hand.
13. A second movie with zoo animals finding their selves in Africa where they belong.
16. A male macaw and a female macaw chained together and meeting other birds trying to make them fall in love.
18. Characters with gifts except the main protagonist.
22. A second movie with a characters finding the wishing star to make a wish.
24. A second live action movie with people getting sucked into a game doing the next level.
25. An ogre trying to get his swamp back by saving a princess and bringing her to the villain who wants to marry her.
26. A third movie with toys going to Sunnyside Daycare.
29. A fourth movie with an ogre being tricked to signing a contract.
31. A live action movie with spies who can have masks to be other people.
33. A third movie with zoo animals joining a circus.
34. Dogs at a place called Blue Creek.
35. A second movie with characters leaving their swamp to go meet the king, and queen of Far Far Away.
37. A Lego construction worker trying to be the special and meets masterbuilders.
38. A Disney movie about a place beneath the world where people go to find the heart of.
41. Four penguins being hero's to stop an evil octopus.
43. A space ranger trying to reach hyper speed so he and everyone can go home.
44. A second movie with animals trying to take back their park by destroying an amusement park.
45. Five animals being bad and becomes good guys at the end.
46. A robot in a wild with animals and being a mother to a goose.
47. Animals in the woods trying to steal food.

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1. A second movie with someone sailing across the sea with a crew to find an island that is under water.
2. An dog father to a human boy who have a Way Back.
3. Animals being supers with powers to save all of the superhero's.
5. A second movie with singers getting ready for a space show at the theater.
6. Characters inside a phone with the main character trying to find a hacker so he can be a meh.
8. Bulls getting ready for a bull fight to see who will get chosen by the minotaur.
11. Chickens trying to escape from the farm so they won't be killed.
12. A fourth movie with toys going on a road trip and the main toy getting a spork back for his owner at a carnival.
14. Yetis trying to find someone they don't see at their village.
15. [Title] and lemurs trying to find a nesting ground that has water.
17. Park animals trying to find nuts for themselves.
19. Zoo animals finding their selves stuck on an island.
20. A second movie with toys trying to rescue the main protagonist who gets kidnapped to go to a museum in Japan.
21. Two friend making their mean principle become the greatest superhero of all time.
23. An inventor trying to find another inventor at a place called Robot City.
27. Characters who loves to sing, dance, and hug. And the main protagonist setting off to save her friends from getting eaten by bergens.
28. Characters who gets chosen by the moon to be [Fourth Title word], and to stop a boogie man.
30. Krakens living on the land and not in the ocean.
31. a Pixar movie with monsters going through doors to scare children.
32. A second movie with Two macaws and their kids going to the Amazon to look for more macaws like them.
36. A second movie with Lego characters getting taken somewhere called the Systar System.
39. A second movie with two adult brothers turning back into kids to stop someone at a school.
40. A Disney movie with friends and a robot being hero's to save their city.
42. A third movie with three friends going to find the person who should be the new king of Far Far Away.

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4. Four penguins being hero's to stop an evil octopus.
6. A third movie with three friends going to find the person who should be the new king of Far Far Away.
7. A male macaw and a female macaw chained together and meeting other birds trying to make them fall in love.
8. A spy that transforms into a pigeon, and is with someone to try and stop a guy with a robot hand.
15. Characters inside a phone with the main character trying to find a hacker so he can be a meh.
16. Chickens trying to escape from the farm so they won't be killed.
17. A live action movie with spies who can have masks to be other people.
18. An ogre trying to get his swamp back by saving a princess and bringing her to the villain who wants to marry her.
19. A second movie with singers getting ready for a space show at the theater.
20. Dogs at a place called Blue Creek.
22. Characters who loves to sing, dance, and hug. And the main protagonist setting off to save her friends from getting eaten by bergens.
24. Park animals trying to find nuts for themselves.
27. Characters at their home with lots, and lots of dragons and the main character wondering if there's a hidden world.
30. A fourth movie with toys going on a road trip and the main toy getting a spork back for his owner at a carnival.
32. A fourth movie with an ogre being tricked to signing a contract.
34. A second live action movie with people getting sucked into a game doing the next level.
38. Krakens living on the land and not in the ocean.
40. An dog father to a human boy who have a Way Back.
41. Yetis trying to find someone they don't see at their village.
42. A space ranger trying to reach hyper speed so he and everyone can go home.
43. Bulls getting ready for a bull fight to see who will get chosen by the minotaur.
44. A second movie with characters leaving their swamp to go meet the king, and queen of Far Far Away.
45. A third movie with zoo animals joining a circus.
46. A third movie with toys going to Sunnyside Daycare.

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1. Two friend making their mean principle become the greatest superhero of all time.
2. A Disney movie with friends and a robot being hero's to save their city.
3. A Disney movie about a place beneath the world where people go to find the heart of.
4. A second movie with a characters finding the wishing star to make a wish.
5. A Lego construction worker trying to be the special and meets masterbuilders.
7. A chameleon telling folks some lies at a Ranch making him be a Sheriff.
9. A second movie with Two macaws and their kids going to the Amazon to look for more macaws like them.
10. An inventor trying to find another inventor at a place called Robot City.
11. A second movie with two adult brothers turning back into kids to stop someone at a school.
12. A second movie with Lego characters getting taken somewhere called the Systar System.
13. Animals being supers with powers to save all of the superhero's.
14. A second movie with emotions meeting new emotions.
21. A second movie with zoo animals finding their selves in Africa where they belong.
23. Characters who gets chosen by the moon to be [Fourth Title word], and to stop a boogie man.
25. A robot in a wild with animals and being a mother to a goose.
26. A second movie with toys trying to rescue the main protagonist who gets kidnapped to go to a museum in Japan.
28. Five animals being bad and becomes good guys at the end.
29. [Title] and lemurs trying to find a nesting ground that has water.
31. Animals in the woods trying to steal food.
33. Characters with gifts except the main protagonist.
35. A second movie with someone sailing across the sea with a crew to find an island that is under water.
36. a Pixar movie with monsters going through doors to scare children.
37. A second movie with animals trying to take back their park by destroying an amusement park.
39. Zoo animals finding their selves stuck on an island.

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1. The legendary composer and lyricist behind "Sweeney Todd" and "Company."
5. "You Will Be Found" is the emotional anthem of this Pasek and Paul hit.
6. The tribal love-rock musical that brought the 1960s counterculture to the Broadway stage.
8. The heartwarming true story of the planes grounded in Gander, Newfoundland on 9/11.
10. He haunts the Paris Opera House in Andrew Lloyd Webber's longest-running spectacle.
12. Maria teaches the von Trapp children to sing using "Do-Re-Mi."
14. The Plastics rule the hallways of North Shore High in this Tina Fey musical.
16. The untold musical story of the witches of Oz.
19. The magical nanny who is practically perfect in every way.
20. A street rat discovers a whole new world on a magic carpet ride.
21. The barricade boys fight for freedom in this epic Boublil and Schönberg musical.
23. A German term for the very first rehearsal where the cast sings with the full orchestra.
26. A vaudeville-style musical featuring merry murderesses Roxie Hart and Velma Kelly.
29. The ex-wives of King Henry VIII take the mic to rewrite historical heartbreak into pop anthems.
31. Jonathan Larson's 1990s rock adaptation of the opera "La Bohème."
32. Dancers auditioning for a spot on the line desperately sing "I Hope I Get It."
33. The musical comedy "lovingly ripped off from" the motion picture Monty Python and the Holy Grail.
35. "What's your damage?" is a catchphrase in this dark high school musical based on the 1989 film.
36. are fifty musical theatre clues, formatted exactly as requested with the answer in all caps, a tab space, and then the hint. They cover a great mix of classic shows, contemporary hits, and essential Broadway terminology that should be perfect for your class.
39. The highest award for excellence in Broadway theatre, named after Antoinette Perry.
41. A vocal technique used by musical theatre singers to project powerfully and loudly in their upper register.
42. The iconic yellow-and-black program handed to you by an usher at a Broadway show.
44. The musical ogre who leaves his swamp with a talking Donkey to rescue Princess Fiona.
45. Lin-Manuel Miranda's smash-hit hip-hop history lesson about a founding father.
46. The instrumental medley of the show's songs played by the orchestra before the curtain rises.
48. Duncan Sheik's rock musical about repressed 19th-century German teenagers discovering themselves.
49. A telekinetic, book-loving little girl takes on the terrifying Miss Trunchbull.
50. The tragic 1950s retelling of Romeo and Juliet featuring the Jets and the Sharks.
51. An off-stage performer who learns multiple ensemble tracks to cover sudden absences.

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2. Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical detailing the rise of the First Lady of Argentina.
3. Elder Price and Elder Cunningham are sent on a mission to Uganda in this satirical comedy.
4. The colorful musical amalgamation of a famous children's author's books, featuring Horton the Elephant.
7. Tracy Turnblad dances her way onto the Corny Collins Show in 1960s Baltimore.
9. Tevye the dairyman tries to maintain "Tradition" in Anatevka: _____ on the Roof.
11. Julie Taymor's visionary, puppet-filled Disney spectacle set in the Pride Lands.
13. Donna prepares for her daughter's wedding on a Greek island to the tunes of ABBA.
15. Rodgers and Hammerstein's groundbreaking first collaboration, where the wind comes sweeping down the plain.
17. "Willkommen, bienvenue, welcome" to the Kit Kat Klub in this Kander and Ebb classic.
18. "The sun will come out tomorrow" for this optimistic, red-headed orphan.
22. The last name of the legendary composer who wrote the music for "Wicked," "Pippin," and "Godspell."
24. The creative visionary who designs all the dance numbers for a production.
25. The Disney musical about the 1899 strike where the newsboys "Seize the Day."
27. Orpheus descends into the industrial underworld in this folk-jazz musical.
28. The instrumental music played at the beginning of Act II to settle the audience back down.
30. Stephen Sondheim's complex, fractured fairy tale crossover.
34. Say his name three times and this demon will appear on stage.
37. "Feed me, Seymour!" demands the bloodthirsty plant in this sci-fi musical comedy.
38. The traditional theatrical term for a big, show-stopping number near the end of a musical: the _____ number.
40. Jenna bakes her feelings into inventive pies in this Sara Bareilles musical.
43. Danny and Sandy sing about their "Summer Nights" at Rydell High.
47. The sunken area directly in front of the stage where the orchestra plays.

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1. mangeshkar

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3. We came, we saw, we did not swim and what a climb it was
4. Where Alex first met the twins
6. Thing to do in the kitchen
7. ____ panel
11. The Rockrest wifi password, and what I say when seeing the twins
12. Alex's call to action *takes off sweater*
15. Don't tell my mom that you are one! Colin will be proud though.
17. Famous band that, in a song, describes who you are to me
18. Don't ask if she's sleeping! For short
19. On you, when you’re melting, it melts me
20. Even if yours is fading, its never lost
21. A greek letter, and a stay reimburser
27. How you like your rides, but not your ATV rides
32. Its said magic is made underneath them in Gunnison
33. A garden favorite
35. Quit it!
38. Your undefeated smile maker
39. The chillest, smartest, kindest stoner we know
40. Be careful with John's, do what you want with mine, casually
42. In 2025? Im down, in Costa Rica? Sure
43. Next time we go here, we have to bring a canoe
44. Look her up, in 2025
45. Where you'll make your millions
49. Something you're always down for, even if the rover ain’t
50. You're gunna go, and im gunna be there
53. Where sparks flew?
55. Where I have roots and you have friends
57. It's in the middle of the boy? But it's for the first boy.
58. Band famous for hit song "It Must Be Love"
61. "Baby, can you wait to buy a ____"
63. What we're gunna be, see ya shan
64. Alex's addiction, informally, hint it doesnt march
65. We get them, everywhere we go
66. Singers "Say its ______"
67. Money, or almost everything I wear for you
69. Its surprising how hard it is for bugs to get in
71. You, in the sky
76. Let's make it!
77. Its made for you and me
78. Where we found the jungle
80. You need to practice this! For short
82. Jenny is one
85. 02835
86. Hattie Mae's is to die for
87. ~Crazy cat lady, and the coolest cat on the pan handle
88. Keeper of our memories
90. Aspirin Helps, informally
91. The first place you said YES
92. Never wanna leave here, abbr.
93. Want to go pick one out?
94. The winter wonderland, for short
95. I would go again, once a year with you, but maybe hear the flute next time
96. Me, in the sand

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1. We did it alot in 2024, but will rarely, in 2025
2. The river said we had to
5. They keep your piggies happy
8. One of your most attractive traits
9. I keep buying them, but havent bought the one
10. A clothing surprise that makes me rise
13. 2003 film, and how I feel about you
14. A penalty in football, and important before bed
16. Sport where who's better is actually a question
22. To be found in eachother, blindly
23. Security guards and Colin have both seen you with them
24. Bomething a bear likes + something beau likes = what i call you
25. A top priority in January of 2025
26. You have to beg for them
28. An everyday flavor
29. What you'll have more of in 2025 than ever before, bring your PJs!
30. She's a sexy old lady, but she's younger than you
31. A portmanteau of guidance for Alex
34. At first, she was our friend, now we dont show her much love, and she is an it!
36. How life is gunna be
37. Its almost over
38. If you cant beat him, join him. You like it though
41. The first song we'll hear when we're....ya know
46. Its a love/hate thing for you, and a love/love thing for me
47. _ _ rn ho_ _
48. Where we dug up some of your roots? For short
51. ______ on fire
52. #2, dubbed, if gender goes according to plan
54. Good morning sweetie?
55. Who's a good boy, informally
56. Time in this is important, for us and Beau
59. You're going to try it in 2025, only $20 a round
60. There is no Sophie Potter without them
62. A nickname and a descriptor of you
68. A.H.H.'s Grocery Store, of sorts
69. A reading we've never read
70. You are mine, no matter where we are
72. You weren't sure at first about this iconic duo, for short
73. Where you just kept coming? Thanks booking.com
74. Alex's #1 on Resy, informally
75. "How _____ do you need?"
79. We watched him team up with an old foe
81. _____ Valmonte, Golden Villa
83. Leg around leg, casually
84. When green, a key ingredient in veggie pasta, or aka you
89. We bought almost every one mexico had to offer
94. We made it!

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1. In Ancient Greek music, a system of tetrachords spanning two octaves
3. Text setting in which a long melodic passage is sung to a single syllable of text
4. Texts of the Mass that remain the same on most or all days of the church calendar
7. A manner of performing chant in which two or more groups/choirs alternate
9. Gregorian ________: repertoire of monophonic song used in the Roman Catholic Church, so called because it was traditionally attributed to Pope Gregory
10. Ancient Greek reed instrument, usually played in pairs
12. ______ tablet: Clay tablet found in an ancient Sumerian city, containing the earliest known musical notation
14. Song to or in praise of a god
15. A poem of praise to God, one of 150 in the Book of Psalms in the Hebrew Scriptures (the Christian Old Testament). Singing psalms was a central part of both Jewish and Christian worship
17. The practice of chanting prayers; it is one of the elements shared in both Jewish and Christian religious practice
18. A group of 5-8 pitches arranged according to a certain pattern of intervals
19. Ancient Greek term describing the unification of parts in an orderly whole
20. The support or influence of a patron; in the arts, it refers to the people or institutions that financially support artistic activity
21. Texts of the Mass that change depending on the day in the church calendar
22. Akkadian high priestess in the Ancient Sumerian city of Ur, she is the earliest composer known by name
23. The prescribed body of texts to be spoken or sung and ritual actions to be performed in a religious service
25. ______ hand: a visual aid to help with solmization and learning music
27. Greek philosopher who believed education was a key to creating better citizens and that music would discipline children’s minds and souls, while gymnastics would train the body
29. ________ neumes: In an early form of notation, neumes arranged so that their relative height indicated higher or lower pitch
31. Ancient Greek term describing music, text, and dance conceived as a whole
36. In ancient Greece, the word for music as a performing art
38. Roman institution in which the choral singers initially learned chant through oral transmission, but in which other music teaching methods were developed, such as notation and solmization
39. Text setting in which one note is sung per syllable of text
40. Medieval theorist who developed systems to teach chant to the choirboys of the Schola Cantorum, such as notation through lines and spaces, solmization, and the Guidonian hand
41. An early form of chant notation; a symbol to indicate a certain number of notes and general melodic direction.
42. A form of transmission in which music is passed down from person to person, without being written down

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2. A system that uses syllables as a mnemonic devices for indicating melodic intervals
5. Greek astronomer who wrote about the connections between music and astronomy, including the concept of harmonia
6. Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire who standardized and disseminated the Roman liturgy and chant across his expanding empire
8. A type of performance in which the music is created as it is being performed
11. Ancient Greek stringed instrument; a large lyre
13. A manner of performing chant in which a soloist alternates with a group
14. German abbess, mystic, writer, and composer who wrote the largest body of attributed chant
16. The most important service in the Roman church; also, a musical setting of the Mass Ordinary
24. Greek mathematician who taught that mathematical relationships were the foundation of the study of music, and understanding them would help understand the harmony of the universe
26. In Greek and medieval theory, a scale of four notes spanning a perfect fourth
28. Plucked string instrument with a resonating soundbox, two arms, crossbar, and strings that run parallel to the soundboard and attach to the crossbar
30. Pupil of Aristotle who wrote the earliest book on music theory; his definitions (notes, intervals, scales) established the basis for all later music theory
32. The way that music is disseminated from person to person
33. A series of eight prayer services of the Roman church, celebrated daily at specified times, especially in monasteries and convents
34. Greek philosopher who included music in the four branches of education, agreeing with Plato that music helped to develop the moral character of children, and thought music should also be used “for intellectual enjoyment in leisure”
35. The musical texture consisting of a single melodic line
37. Sumerian string instrument with a bull’s head at one end of the soundbox
40. Medieval Pope who was responsible for the collection (and possibly composition) of the Roman repertory of chant; legend had it that the Holy Spirit in the form of a dove dictated the chant melodies to him
41. Text setting, particularly in chant, in which one to six notes is sung per syllable of text

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5. A holiday on October 31st where people dress in costumes and go trick-or-treating.
9. A monotreme (egg-laying mammal) found in Australia with a duck-like bill.
16. Lasting for a very short time; brief.
17. A Mexican salamander that remains in its larval state throughout its life.
21. One of only two "doubly landlocked" countries in the world.
22. A literary device in which a writer gives an advance hint of what is to come later in the story.
23. The station serving the international aviation hub at Chek Lap Kok.
24. The formation of a word from a sound associated with what is named (e.g., "sizzle").
25. A U-shaped lake that forms when a wide bend of a river is cut off.
26. Either of the two times in the year when the sun reaches its highest or lowest point in the sky at noon.
27. A person who is fanatical and uncompromising in pursuit of their ideals.
30. A lizard known for its ability to change color to blend into its surroundings.
31. A figure of speech in which a word or phrase is applied to an object or action to which it is not literally applicable.
35. A group or chain of islands clustered together in a sea.
36. Exaggerated statements or claims not meant to be taken literally.
39. A famous oval amphitheatre in the centre of the city of Rome.
41. Excessively talkative, especially on trivial matters.
44. A river or stream flowing into a larger river or lake.
45. With each sound or note sharply detached or separated from the others.
47. An East African country famous for its scenic landscapes and vast wildlife preserves.
48. The capital of China and host of the 2008 and 2022 Olympics.
51. A figure of speech in which apparently contradictory terms appear in conjunction (e.g., "deafening silence").
53. The text of an opera or other long vocal work.
54. An open-air venue used for entertainment, performances, and sports.
55. To fix a relationship or idea firmly; to make something settle permanently.
56. A gradual increase in loudness in a piece of music.
57. The language of ancient Rome that heavily influenced the English vocabulary.
58. The world's only scaly mammal, often found in parts of Asia and Africa.

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1. Lasting for a very short time.
2. A small marsupial from Australia often called "the world's happiest animal."
3. Present, appearing, or found everywhere.
4. Too great or extreme to be expressed or described in words.
6. Large or heavy and therefore difficult to carry or use.
7. A rapid, slight variation in pitch in singing or playing some instruments, producing a richer tone.
8. The major interchange station where the East Rail, Tsuen Wan, Island, and South Island lines meet.
10. The station that serves the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK).
11. A method of singing used by male singers to sing notes higher than their normal range.
12. The concluding passage of a piece or movement, typically forming an addition to the basic structure.
13. An act of speaking one's thoughts aloud when by oneself, especially by a character in a play.
14. The occurrence of the same letter or sound at the beginning of adjacent or closely connected words.
15. The terminal station of the Kwun Tong Line, named after a housing estate shaped like a ship.
18. The "Bard of Avon" who added over 1,700 words to the English language.
19. A musical dynamic marking indicating the music should be played loudly.
20. A feeling of pensive sadness, typically with no obvious cause.
28. A musical tempo marking meaning "slowly."
29. A winding curve or bend in a river.
32. The capital and largest city of North Korea.
33. The northernmost capital city of a sovereign state (Iceland).
34. The Hindu festival of lights, celebrated every autumn.
37. The study of the origin of words and the way in which their meanings have changed throughout history.
38. Wicked or criminal (typically used to describe an action or person).
40. An animal native to the Congo that looks like a cross between a deer and a zebra.
42. A narrow passage of water connecting two larger bodies of water.
43. An island nation in the South Pacific known for its coral reefs and palm-lined beaches.
45. A large area of flat, unforested grassland in southeastern Europe or Siberia.
46. A former temple on the Athenian Acropolis, Greece, dedicated to the goddess Athena.
49. The time or date at which the sun crosses the celestial equator, when day and night are of equal length.
50. A medium-sized toothed whale that possesses a large "tusk" from a protruding canine tooth.
52. The smallest and southernmost province of China, known for its tropical beaches.
56. The largest living rodent in the world, native to South America.

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2. Boy left "Home Alone"
3. Warm material for winter wear
6. Surname of the "Home Alone" protagonists
8. Wintery nip
9. Scrooge's deceased business partner
10. One of the Three Wise Men in "The Nativity Story"
12. Candy cane flavor
18. Christmas joy thief
19. Unique winter crystal
20. Icing on cookies and cakes
25. Crisp, spicy cookie
26. Father in "Jingle All the Way"
27. Dill, setting for "Christmas with the Kranks"
31. Surname of a chaotic Christmas family
33. Almond confectionery
34. The other half of the "Wet Bandits"
35. Winter sport gear
37. Stepdad in "The Santa Clause"
40. Another one of Santa's team
41. Where extra gifts are kept
43. Holder for a wick and wax
46. Character swapping houses in "The Holiday"
48. Type of tree often used at Christmas
52. Soft fabric for festive attire
53. The cute mogwai in "Gremlins"
54. Shiny strands decorating trees
55. Warm material for pajamas
60. Miniature decorative sculpture
61. Warm chocolatey drink
63. Type of pudding mentioned in a carol
64. One half of the "Wet Bandits" in "Home Alone"
66. Bully in "A Christmas Story"
69. Unified sound of carols
70. Traditional hot cider
72. One of Santa's reindeer
73. Santa's alternative title
74. Burned during Christmas for tradition
75. Character in "The Holiday"
76. When Santa is rumored to visit
78. Light snowfall
80. Helpers in Santa's workshop
83. Festive apple drink
88. Type of tree that doesn't lose its leaves
90. Glowing piece of wood in a fireplace
91. Department store in "Elf"
92. Common sauce at the holidays
96. Kevin's brother in "Home Alone"
97. Wintery projectile in playful fights
99. Decorative strip for gifts
100. Mr., villainous neighbor in "Frosty the Snowman"
101. Santa's antlered navigator
102. Fragrant Christmas tree variety
105. Red-leafed plant associated with Christmas
107. Nippy mythical figure
110. Santa's mode of transport
111. Sound of small bells
115. Type of spiced wine
117. The head elf in "Fred Claus"
120. Santa's surname in "Miracle on 34th Street"
124. Dripping winter stalactite
125. George Bailey's wife in "It's a Wonderful Life"
127. Character played by Jude Law in "The Holiday"
128. Edible construction project
129. Circular arrangement of foliage
130. Scrooge-like TV exec in "Scrooged"
131. Center, location of a famous Christmas tree
132. Snowman with a corncob pipe
133. The helpful elf in "The Santa Clause"

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1. Common flavor in holiday cookies
4. Singers spreading holiday cheer
5. Decoration for a Christmas tree
7. Roasted on an open fire
11. bells Jingling festive sounds
13. Express train to the North
14. Gift in a Christmas song
15. Tongue-stuck friend in "A Christmas Story"
16. Sweetener for cookies
17. Dill, setting for "Christmas with the Kranks"
21. Hearth of the home during Christmas
22. What some animals do during winter
23. Decorative festive wreath
24. Densely baked holiday dessert
28. Mania-inducing toy in "Jingle All the Way"
29. Coniferous tree seed bearer
30. Buddy’s last name in "Elf"
32. Bird in a pear tree
35. Shortest day of the year
36. Adult narrator in "A Christmas Story"
38. Falls, the setting of "It's a Wonderful Life"
39. Twinkling nocturnal guide
42. Decorative strips for gifts
44. Spice used in holiday recipes
45. Pumpkin king who discovers Christmas Town
47. Spice used in holiday cooking
49. BB gun desirer in "A Christmas Story"
50. Hanging ice decorations
51. Blanket-carrying philosopher in "Peanuts"
56. Minty seasonal plant
57. The Grinch's loyal dog
58. Illumination for silent nights
59. Bedcover that's often a gift
62. cane Striped sweet treat
65. Kiss beneath this festive plant
67. Covering for presents
68. Number of days in a Christmas song
69. Green plant with red berries
70. Winter's magic land
71. Pudding fruit
77. Spiced cookie often shaped like people
79. Charlie Brown's psychiatrist
81. A miser from a Dickens' tale
82. Winter sled
84. Decorative, not functional
85. Buddy's designation in a Christmas comedy
86. The world's best tree salesman in "Christmas Vacation"
87. Scrooge's nephew in "A Christmas Carol"
89. French word for Christmas
92. Bad kids' Christmas gift, traditionally
93. Name of the main elf in "Elf"
94. Kevin's mother in "Home Alone"
95. Mythical holiday figure of folklore
96. Severe snowstorm
98. Town in "How the Grinch Stole Christmas"
103. Hung by the chimney with care
104. Cratchit, Scrooge's clerk
106. Round tree decoration
108. Grinch's dog in the animated movie
109. The family name in "The Santa Clause"
112. Soldier that cracks shells
113. Creamy holiday beverage
114. Buddy the Elf's love interest
116. The Mayor's daughter in "The Polar Express"
118. George Bailey's daughter in "It's a Wonderful Life"
119. Character played by Jack Black in "The Holiday"
121. Old term for Christmas time
122. Quirky prize in "A Christmas Story"
123. Villain in "Die Hard"
126. Santa's unconventional entrance

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1. _ _ rn ho_ _
5. Jenny is one
7. Where you just kept coming? Thanks booking.com
9. Singers "Say its ______"
12. #2, dubbed, if gender goes according to plan
13. You, in the sky
16. Hattie Mae's is to die for
17. Be careful with John's, do what you want with mine, casually
18. The first song we'll hear when we're....ya know
19. ______ on fire
22. You need to practice this! For short
23. Where you'll make your millions
25. Something you're always down for, even if the rover ain’t
28. Who's a good boy, informally
30. "Baby, can you wait to buy a ____"
31. You're gunna go, and im gunna be there
33. Money, or almost everything I wear for you
34. At first, she was our friend, now we dont show her much love, and she is an it!
37. Sport where who's better is actually a question
39. The first place you said YES
42. I keep buying them, but havent bought the one
44. Aspirin Helps, informally
45. Good morning sweetie?
46. A reading we've never read
47. A portmanteau of guidance for Alex
48. Where I have roots and you have friends
49. Thing to do in the kitchen
51. Alex's addiction, informally, hint it doesnt march
52. You have to beg for them
53. _____ Valmonte, Golden Villa
56. 02835
60. In 2025? Im down, in Costa Rica? Sure
62. We made it!
63. An everyday flavor
66. If you cant beat him, join him. You like it though
67. ____ panel
68. You weren't sure at first about this iconic duo, for short
69. The river said we had to
71. Famous band that, in a song, describes who you are to me
74. How life is gunna be
75. Its made for you and me
78. We did it alot in 2024, but will rarely, in 2025
80. Where we dug up some of your roots? For short
83. It's in the middle of the boy? But it's for the first boy.
85. Let's make it!
86. Leg around leg, casually
90. A top priority in January of 2025
91. Never wanna leave here, abbr.
92. A.H.H.'s Grocery Store, of sorts
93. Its a love/hate thing for you, and a love/love thing for me
94. A greek letter, and a stay reimburser

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1. What you'll have more of in 2025 than ever before, bring your PJs!
2. You're going to try it in 2025, only $20 a round
3. Where Alex first met the twins
4. They keep your piggies happy
5. ~Crazy cat lady, and the coolest cat on the pan handle
6. Bomething a bear likes + something beau likes = what i call you
8. Don't tell my mom that you are one! Colin will be proud though.
10. On you, when you’re melting, it melts me
11. Alex's #1 on Resy, informally
14. A garden favorite
15. Where sparks flew?
17. The winter wonderland, for short
20. Want to go pick one out?
21. A nickname and a descriptor of you
24. We get them, everywhere we go
26. Its almost over
27. How you like your rides, but not your ATV rides
29. A clothing surprise that makes me rise
32. "How _____ do you need?"
33. Next time we go here, we have to bring a canoe
35. Even if yours is fading, its never lost
36. 2003 film, and how I feel about you
38. We watched him team up with an old foe
40. Look her up, in 2025
41. She's a sexy old lady, but she's younger than you
43. Security guards and Colin have both seen you with them
50. One of your most attractive traits
54. We came, we saw, we did not swim and what a climb it was
55. Its said magic is made underneath them in Gunnison
57. Quit it!
58. Time in this is important, for us and Beau
59. Where we found the jungle
61. What we're gunna be, see ya shan
64. There is no Sophie Potter without them
65. The Rockrest wifi password, and what I say when seeing the twins
66. We bought almost every one mexico had to offer
70. Its surprising how hard it is for bugs to get in
72. The chillest, smartest, kindest stoner we know
73. Me, in the sand
76. Don't ask if she's sleeping! For short
77. You are mine, no matter where we are
78. A penalty in football, and important before bed
79. Alex's call to action *takes off sweater*
81. Keeper of our memories
82. I would go again, once a year with you, but maybe hear the flute next time
84. Your undefeated smile maker
87. To be found in eachother, blindly
88. When green, a key ingredient in veggie pasta, or aka you
89. Band famous for hit song "It Must Be Love"

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3. The art of performing tricks that seem to be impossible, often involving sleight of hand or illusion.（表演看似不可能的技巧的艺术，常涉及手法或错觉。）
6. A planned series of future events, items, or performances.（未来一系列有计划的活动、项目或表演。）
8. A recording of moving images and sound, typically made using a video camera.（动态图像和声音的记录，通常用摄像机拍摄。）
10. A person who creates works of art, such as paintings, sculptures, or drawings.（创作艺术作品，如绘画、雕塑或素描的人。）
12. A dramatic work in one or more acts, set to music for singers and instrumentalists.（一部或多部幕的戏剧作品，为歌手和乐器演奏者配乐。）
13. Decide upon the look and functioning of (a building, garment, or other object), typically by making a detailed drawing of it.（决定（建筑物、服装或其他物体）的外观和功能，通常通过绘制详细图纸。）
15. The expression or application of human creative skill and imagination, typically in a visual form such as painting or sculpture.（人类创造性技能和想象力的表达或应用，通常以绘画或雕塑等视觉形式呈现。）
17. A device for recording visual images in the form of photographs, film, or video signals.（用于以照片、胶片或视频信号形式记录视觉图像的设备。）
19. Present a form of entertainment, such as a play, concert, or show.（呈现一种娱乐形式，如戏剧、音乐会或表演。）
20. A story or event recorded by a camera as a set of moving images and shown in a cinema or on television.（由相机记录的故事或事件，以一组动态图像呈现，可在电影院或电视上播放。）

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1. Apply color to a surface, typically with a brush. Also, a colored liquid used for this purpose.（用刷子等将颜色涂在表面。也指用于此目的的有色液体，这里取绘画含义帮助理解字谜。）
2. Move rhythmically to music, typically following a set sequence of steps.（随着音乐有节奏地移动，通常遵循一组设定的舞步。）
4. An event, performance, or display intended to entertain or inform an audience.（旨在娱乐或告知观众的活动、表演或展示。）
5. A simple drawing showing the features of its subjects in a humorously exaggerated way, especially a satirical one in a newspaper or magazine. Also, an animated film.（以幽默夸张的方式展示对象特征的简单绘画，尤指报纸或杂志上的讽刺画。也指动画电影，此处取动画电影含义帮助理解字谜。）
6. A photograph; a picture made using a camera.（照片，用相机拍摄的图片。）
7. A film.（电影。）
9. A play for the theatre, radio, or television.（用于剧院、广播或电视的戏剧。）
10. A short advertisement in a newspaper, on television, etc.（报纸、电视等上的简短广告。）
11. A flat, vertical surface on which images from a film, slide, or video are projected or displayed.（一个平坦的垂直表面，电影、幻灯片或视频的图像在上面投射或显示。）
14. A raised platform in a theatre, on which actors, entertainers, etc., perform.（剧院里的升高平台，演员、艺人等在上面表演。）
16. Produce a picture or diagram by making lines and marks on paper with a pencil, pen, etc.（用铅笔、钢笔等在纸上画线和做标记来创作图片或图表。）
18. Vocal or instrumental sounds (or both) combined in such a way as to produce beauty of form, harmony, and expression of emotion.（声乐或器乐声音（或两者）以产生形式美、和声以及情感表达的方式组合在一起。）

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4. my voice started to __ as i spoke in front of the class, my legs started to shake as well - even my hands got sweaty!
5. the little kid's smile started to drop and his lips started to quiver when his mother confronted him about his missing assignments. he sniffled and looked up at her __ and could only whisper an 'i'm sorry.'
9. tears of __ hit the floor as she stared at the broken picture of her grandfather. it was the only picture she took of him, and now it was gone.
10. my shoulders slumped __ly and i started to groggily trudge away to my room. i failed my math test!
13. i was __ determined to uncover the secret of the scroll.
14. i read some of chopin's most romantic __s the other day.
15. the judge __ the man of murder.
16. the broker was liable for supplying their customer with the wrong drug; he had to pay a big fine.
18. joy's younger brother was incredibly __; he held his mother's purse when she needed something, he helped a kid get out of a tree, and he stopped the small fire from spreading earlier.
20. he managed to __ the kidnappers by escaping into a crowded nightclub.
23. the car had __ off course and was heading straight into the tree.
24. the __ of the pro hero's appearance in public was so extreme that all of his fans would crowd around him & take a picture with every chance they got.
26. majority of the females nowadays __ singers & musicians because of their looks and music.
27. the __ dog across the street started to bark & growl at my brother & i. foam visibly seeped out of it's mouth - it must've been really angry!
28. an annoying thing that little kids do is that they will __ your actions when you get angry at them.
29. rich people are generally viewed by the people of the middle class as __, snobbish, and conceited beings, though i'm positive they have struggles of their own (even if they're wealthy).
30. i looked __ly at the summary on the back of the book. i didn't believe my teacher's words - how would a book like this ever be one that i'd like?
32. my friend was swinging her feet beneath her like she didn't have a care in the world, but i wasn't too surprised. she had always been a cool, calm, and __ person.
35. he was __ at being the first suspect. he was mad at why nobody would believe what he said - he didn't kill anyone!
36. the magic potion was a vital __ in curing ali's bedridden grandfather.
38. i think loyalty is a trait everyone should show without unquestioning __.
39. i rolled my eyes at my uncle's joke – it was so __, yet i let out a small snicker.

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1. multiple companies volunteered to advertise this __able technology.
2. william truly was an __ man; he wouldn't laugh at the jokes his colleagues cracked, he didn't seem to cry a lot, and he definitely wasn't happy-go-lucky.
3. she put her hands on her hips and puffed out her chest in __. rose had won the race!
6. mrs.stark's eyes went wide with shock. the situation was __ – her husband was dead before her eyes!
7. the little girl felt __ about going home; her stomach started to feel queasy, and she would make up excuses to avoid going home.
8. the poor girl couldn't stop __ when the mosquitos came near her and started sucking her blood.
11. i __ed in disgust - the milk looked expired. i was definitely not gonna drink that!
12. she __ed her attacker's attention span by throwing random objects at him from different directions.
17. just as my mother and i were about to cross the street, i felt a strong wave of __ overcome my body. i quickly held my mom's wrists and pulled her back. thank god that truck didn't hit her!
19. the city was __ of gang violence, so they made sure to have policemen stationed at alleyways at night.
21. there was a great roar erupting from the __ crowd at the concert.
22. the girl was entranced by the sunset's purple & golden-ish __. it was a beautiful sight.
25. my oldest brother was sent to a __ because he kept putting graffiti on the walls and destroyed some public property with his friends.
31. the black __ butler seemed to blend with the darkness. it was probably because of how dark his clothing was.
33. my father scowled and shoved his hands in his pockets before dismissing me from the dinner table.
34. the death of her sister caused my aunt's face to go __. she looked pale, like as if she saw a ghost.
37. the drunk man was in a __ous state; he couldn't walk properly and he slurred on all his words.

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2. - comic operas with a light-hearted storyline that often have happy endings.
6. - a musical academic society of nobles, poets, and composers who met in the late 1500s for musical discussions.
7. - this becomes commonplace in Baroque music, and is a technique where musicians would add details to specific notes or melodies.
10. - a composition in several movements for one to eight instruments.
13. - a composition for instrumental soloist and orchestra, usually in three movements: fast, slow, fast.
15. - considered the first great opera.
16. - in a fugue, this technique reverses the subject and begins with the last note.
17. - the main theme of a fugue.
18. - an outstanding performer of the highest abilities.
22. - churches used these in their music and art to appeal to the public.
24. - the creator of the music.
26. - serious opera that often end in tragedy.
28. - in a fugue, this technique shortens the subject to make it sound faster.
29. - The first known opera written in the Baroque style.
31. - considered one of the greatest composers of all time now. During his life, he was not famous.
33. - a musical work for one or more voices with instrumental accompaniment.
34. - this was the primary source of entertainment during the Baroque era.
36. - these were colonized during the Baroque era.
37. - the baroque era focused on this with goals of happiness, freedom, and knowledge.
39. - the creator of the opera text.
40. - these contained an array of decadent surface treatments, twisting elements, and gilded statuary during the Baroque era.
42. - sacred music became much more ___________.
44. - this is the most frequently performed oratorio today.
47. - this age is the intellectual and philosophical movement of the 17th/18th centuries.
50. - master of the Italian Opera and English Oratorio.
52. - this technique emphasized words in music by extending them.
54. - later music in the Baroque era leaned toward this.
55. - vocal piece for two voices and instrumental accompaniment.
56. - also called "supers," these are members of the cast who do not sing or dance, but carry out acts such as holding props.
58. - these types of chords became commonplace in Baroque music.
59. - how many moods does a Baroque piece usually express?
61. - was composed and commissioned for specific events and services.
62. - this invention of Galileo allowed people to see that the sun was the center of the solar system.
63. - the number of opera houses in Venice during 1637-1700.
64. - although developed in the Renaissance, this is still a commonly used technique by Baroque composers.
65. - these ran the governments of Europe during the Baroque era.
66. - this is used more freely in Baroque music to create extreme emotions.

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1. - a composition for several instrumental soloists and small orchestra; common in the late baroque era.
3. - this instrument was invented to the end of the baroque era.
4. continuo - a keyboard instrument that plays the bass line with chords above.
5. - the musical technique of repeating an idea at different times in different voices.
8. - major and minor scales become this basis for most music during the Baroque period.
9. - a male singer who had been castrated before puberty to keep his voice from dropping to a lower range.
11. - a compositional technique combining two or more melodic lines into a meaningful whole.
12. - singers, both soloists and chorus members.
14. - a technique in which singing matches patterns of speech.
19. - a large-scale composition for chorus, vocal soloists, and orchestra that has no acting, scenery, or costumes.
20. - repeated rhythmic patterns throughout a Baroque piece gave this.
21. - these were characterized by exaggeration, clarity, and dramatic use of light during the Baroque era.
23. - considered the greatest English composer from the 16th to the 19th centuries.
25. - a composer who lived and worked in Venice during the later years of the Baroque era. He is most famous for his work "The Four Seasons."
27. - were considered by composers to expand the polyphony and melodies.
30. - members of the orchestra that accompanies the vocalists and dancers.
32. - help to tell the story through dance.
35. - melodic vocal solo with instrumental accompaniment.
38. - perfected the violin during the Baroque era.
41. - vocal piece for a choir of voices.
43. - melodies of Baroque music are usually _________ and difficult to remember.
45. - repeated use of the melodic idea in higher or lower intervals.
46. - these people employed many musicians, as they did very little work and constantly yearned for entertainment.
48. - in a fugue, this technique lengthens the subject to make it sound slower.
49. - these were expressive, emotional, and dynamic during the Baroque era.
51. - dynamic shifts are usually this, going from soft to loud abruptly. Also referred to as "terraced dynamics"
53. - rhythms are often this throughout a Baroque piece of music.
57. - stages the production and coaches the cast on how to act, move, and portray their characters.
60. - in a fugue, this technique takes the subject and turns it upside down.

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1. The math problem was extremely __________ and I couldn't figure it out.
4. Mayday is the most famous ______ in Taiwan.
5. The trainer gave the command and the dog immediately sat down and waited for its next -----.
11. The __________ of the dog was overjoyed when they were reunited after the animal went missing.
12. There are at _____ a few 7-11's on every street in Taipei.
14. ______ found that studying helps you learn more.
17. The magician performed an impressive __________ for the audience.
18. dog The __________ dog was trained to search for survivors in disaster areas.
21. Mr. Becker made us _____ in class.
23. She is incredibly ----- and always seems to know the right answer.
24. The loyal dog followed its owner's ----- without hesitation.
26. The __________ man sat on the couch all day, not wanting to do any work.
28. dog The __________ led the blind man safely down the busy street.
29. Siberia, Russia is the coldest _____ place on earth.
32. Mr. Becker is an ______ teacher, I love him.
34. studies You can learn about history and geography in _______ class.
35. Nick Middleton is an _____.
36. If you don't want to be cold, wear _____.
39. The Amazon River is _____er during the dry season.
41. The company prides itself on being _____ and not being influenced by outside forces.
42. I am in the _____ dance club at school
48. If you hold a baby, be _____.
51. season In Taiwan, the ____ goes from May to September.
52. The __________ shook the ground and caused widespread destruction.
53. My brother is ______ on joining the basketball team. He practices every day.
54. I have ----- in his abilities and know that he will make the right decision.
56. BTS is the most famous Kpop ______ in the world.
57. We all have to sing one _____ song for our music class.
61. _____ music uses technology to make sounds.
63. My brother moved out and got his own house after he ______ from college.
64. There is a lot of sand in the _____.
66. Nick Middleton explores _____ places, like Siberia.
68. We will have a special ______ for Christmas. Everyone can write a letter to Santa Claus.
69. Stinky cheese tastes ______, I hate it.

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2. I hate _____ music, but my mom still makes me play violin.
3. The weather can ______ very quickly. Yesterday was hot and today it is freezing!
6. person She's definitely a ----- - she has five cats and even has a Instagram account for them.
7. Vatican City is the smallest ______ in the world.
8. What _____ of Taiwan are you favorite?
9. You can make ____ from animal skins.
10. There are many different _____ of birds that live in Taiwan.
13. The tall __________ had over 40 floors!
15. It is not healthy to sit in class all day. You need to make sure to have at least 15 minutes of ______ every hour.
16. Every country has a different _____.
19. stand I ______ when my classmates are too loud. It makes me really angry.
20. Many people consider their ----- to be members of their family and provide them with the same care and affection.
22. I completely ----- with your opinion on the matter.
24. There are seven _____s on earth.
25. I know how to play two ______(s): piano and guitar.
26. The sat on a tree and ate a bug
27. If you have too many school books your backpack will be _____.
28. You can learn about different countries in ______.
30. Inside Out is a movie about all of the ______ in a little girl's head.
31. person He's a total ----- - he takes his dog on hikes and to the dog park every day.
33. If you listen to too much loud music, you will go ______.
37. During the rainy season, some parts of the Amazon are 190 kilometers _____.
38. There are 2.5 million kinds of _____s in the Amazon.
40. The students were __________ in their seats, not paying attention to the teacher.
43. The ----- kitten chased a ball of yarn around the room, batting at it with its paws.
44. pan The Little Mermaid has a lot of ______ music.
45. My dad wants me to have a ______ as a doctor, but I want to be a singer.
46. The class was so ----- that I fell asleep.
47. Some of the worst _____ in the world happen in India.
49. If you want to find the treasure, you need a _____.
50. My mom doesn't want me to play a ______ instrument. She says they are too loud.
55. I want to go to the BlackPink ______, but it is too expensive.
58. She was __________ and couldn't see anything in front of her.
59. English is the most _____ language on earth.
60. The dog was well-_____ and didn't cause any problems.
62. Write the numbers of each place on the ____ continent.
65. _____ music has loud guitars and screaming singers.
67. She was an __________ on the topic and knew more than anyone else in the room.

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4. Seating within the auditorium.
6. A class or category of artistic endeavor having a particular form, content, technique. In the theater, genres could include: farce; melodrama; drama; satire; comedy; fantasy; historical; etc.
7. Physical, mental and vocal exercises used by actors to ready themselves for performance.
9. A division of a play or of an act of a play, usually representing what passes between certain actors in one place.
10. Offstage to the left and the right of the acting area.
13. An actor is one who interprets a dramatic character.
15. Character, When an actor loses concentration while performing, and is not in character.
16. Stage pictures created by actors posing motionless.
19. The play in written form.
21. A state of feeling such as: angry; sad; excited; nervous; happy.
22. Piece, Three-dimensional scenery which stands by itself such as a tree.
27. The individual who writes a play.
29. The personalities or parts that actors become in a play; roles played by actors in a play.
30. The stage movements that each character makes during the play.
33. Clues given to the audience about upcoming events in the play.
38. Term for what drives the behavior of any given character. All actors should know their motivation in any given scene, and with any given line.
40. Left, The left side of the stage as the actors look out toward the audience.
41. A type of play in which the main character or characters suffer disastrously.
43. Lights, Lights used in the auditorium, above the audience, used before the show, after the show and during intermission.
44. Right, The right side of the stage as the actors look out toward the audience.
46. Part of the stage that protrudes out in front of the proscenium, sometimes into the audience.
47. Impromptu acting based on the following circumstances: who -the characters; what - the action; where - the place; and when - the time the action takes place.

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1. A dramatic composition or performance.
2. Part of the stage that is farthest from the audience. Also, to steal attention away from the focal point of a scene.
3. Individual who is in charge of all aspects of the production of a play; generally responsible for the final decisions in all areas of production.
5. What happens in a play; the order of events; the story as opposed to the theme; what happens rather than what it means.
8. A scene or play without words; the actors use only action and gesture to express their meaning.pit, Area between the stage and the first row of seats.
11. Increase voice or movement so that they will carry to the audience.
12. Directions, Indications in the script to the directors and actors on various aspects of the play including characterization, setting and the overall mood of the play.
14. Theatre, Staging set-up in which the audience sits on all four sides of the playing area.
17. When an actor tries out for a role by either performing a short piece, or reading from a script in front of a director or casting agent.
18. The words spoken by the actors during a play.
19. The environment of the play; scenery and furniture.
20. The area where the actors perform the play.
23. The point in a play where action meets obstacle; the opposition of persons, forces, or ideas that gives rise to dramatic action in a play.
24. What the play means as opposed to what happens (plot); the main idea or message within the play.
25. Objects used by characters on stage during a play. Hand Prop - an object small enough to be carried easily.
26. A work written to be spoken by just one person. This may be full length, as in a one-man or one-woman show.
28. Stage, A combination of the proscenium and the arena stages with the audience sitting on two or three sides of the acting area.
31. Actor versed in another’s part, ready to step in if needed.
32. The art profession or activity of those who perform in stage plays, motion pictures, etc.
34. A group of supporting entertainers, as actors, dancers, and singers, in a theatrical production. Or more interestingly: all the parts of a thing taken together, so that each part is considered only in relation to the whole.
35. Lib, To spontaneously create dialogue, as in off the “top of your head.”
36. The clothing worn by the actors who play the characters.
37. Wall, The imaginary wall that makes up the rest of the space in which the play takes place. The fourth wall is where the audience is. The idea is that the audience is eavesdropping on what is happening in the play. The fourth wall keeps the actors from directly addressing the audience. Breaking the fourth wall-This happens when actors directly address the audience, such as in an aside.
39. An actor, or a person involved with theatre.
42. Rehearsal, A full-scale rehearsal where performers work out every detail of the performance, shortly before opening night, sometimes done in front of an informal audience.
45. Arch, Architectural arch that forms the front of the stage.
48. Warning for actors to assume their position just before a scene begins.

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2. (noun) the words of a popular song
3. (noun) a strong regular repeated pattern of sounds or movements
5. (noun) a person who plays the piano
6. (noun) a performer or group of musicians
8. (noun) the amount of sound that is produced by a television or radio
10. (noun) time that is spent practising a play or piece of music in preparation for a public performance
13. (noun) a long, complicated piece of music for a large orchestra, in three or four main parts
15. (noun) a musical instrument in the shape of a tube, played by blowing
16. (noun) a type of Latin American dance music
18. (noun) a type of popular music with strong rhythms, developed in Jamaica in the 1960s
19. (noun) a piece of recorded music, usually popular music, that consists of one song
21. (noun) the system for playing recorded music or speech in which the sound is directed through two channels
23. (noun) a person who plays the trumpet
24. (noun) a single sound of a particular length and pitch, made by the voice or a musical instrument
25. (verb) to combine different recordings of voices or instruments to produce a single piece of music
29. (noun) a type of loud and aggressive rock music popular in the late 1970s and early 1980s
31. (noun) a series of musical notes that are sung or played in a particular order to form a piece of music
32. (noun) a dramatic work in which all or most of the words are sung to music
34. (noun) some of the music, and sometimes some speech, from a film or musical that is released on CD or the internet for people to buy
37. (noun) a person who stands in front of an orchestra or a group of singers and directs their performance, especially somebody who does this as a profession
39. (noun) part of a song that is sung after each verse
40. (noun) an introduction to something, especially to a piece of music or writing
41. (noun) a large group of people who play various musical instruments together, led by a conductor
43. (noun) a large brass musical instrument that you blow into, with a sliding tube used to change the note
44. (noun) a large musical instrument with keys like a piano
45. (noun) the part of a radio, computer or piece of musical equipment that the sound comes out of

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1. (noun) a device that is used for recording sounds or for making your voice louder when you are speaking or singing to an audience
4. (noun) the quality of a sound, especially the sound of a musical instrument or one produced by electronic equipment
7. (noun) a person who writes music, especially classical music
9. (noun) a type of slow sad music with strong rhythms, developed by African American musicians in the southern US
10. (noun) a type of popular music with a fast strong rhythm and words which are spoken fast, not sung
11. (noun) the act of making a film, recording or other product available to the public
12. (noun) a performance by musicians playing popular music or jazz in front of an audience
14. (noun) a piece of equipment consisting of two earphones joined by a band across the head that makes it possible to listen to music or the radio without other people hearing it
17. (noun) a stick used for playing a drum
19. (noun) a metal musical instrument that you blow into, used especially in jazz and dance music
20. (noun) music in the traditional style of a country or community
22. (noun) a person who plays the violin
26. (noun) a group of people who sing together, for example in church services or public performances
27. (noun) a type of entertainment in which a machine plays only the music of popular songs so that people can sing the words themselves
28. (noun) the main rhythm, or a unit of rhythm, in a piece of music or a poem
30. (noun) a short section from a book or piece of music
33. (noun) a person who is a professional singer, dancer or actor
35. (noun) a recording of one song or piece of music
36. (noun) to be in charge of preparing a film or play for the public to see
38. (noun) a list, produced each week, of the songs or albums that have sold the most copies or been downloaded or listened to via streaming the most frequently
39. (noun) a type of popular music in the style of the traditional music of the southern US, with singing and dance tunes played on violin, guitar and banjo
42. (noun) a type of music that expresses strong emotions, made popular by African American musicians

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1. ___________, or North Indian Classical Music, is one of the most complex musical traditions in the world
5. In Indian music, a scale or melody type; there are hundreds of these in use
6. Đờn ca _________ or “music of talented amateurs” is a Vietnamese chamber music that includes đàn kim (lute), đàn tranh (zither), đàn cò (fiddle), guitar and song lang (wood block).
11. Nusrat Fateh Ali ______: Pakistani singer, considered one of the greatest performers of qawwali
12. Bela _______: Hungarian pianist, teacher, ethnomusicologist, and composer who was one of the first to study folk song using modern methods like field recordings; his research deeply influenced his compositions
16. Sri ______: South Indian poet, composer and musician who is regarded as the most important Karnatic composer
18. _______ pipes: Irish bellows-driven aerophone featuring a chanter pipe, three drone pipes and regulator pipes with keys that play chords. It has a softer, more mellow sound than its Scottish counterpart.
22. Log xylophone formerly played in the royal court of the king of Buganda. It is played on both sides of the instrument with triple interlocking patterns, creating a dense texture
23. Vasily Vasilyevich ________: Russian balalaika player, conductor, composer and writer, who in 1887 founded an orchestra of folk instruments to promote the balalaika and dombra as symbols of Russian identity
24. ______ dza vadzimu: African lamellophone consisting of metal tongues attached to a resonator box; among the Shona of Zimbabwe, it is used during religious ceremonies for ancestral spirits
26. Hungarian chordophone that features a crank to turn the wheel that goes the strings, a drone, wooden keys that change the pitch and a distinctive buzzing timbre
27. Double-headed drum used in Karnatic classical music
29. In Indonesia, a large ensemble of metallophones associated with the royal courts of Java and Bali. It features several types of gongs, gendér, rebab (fiddle), singers, drums, flute, and zither, and a complex heterophonic texture
34. A capella choral group founded in 1964 by Joseph Shabala who came to international prominence as a result of their collaboration with Paul Simon on his Graceland album in 1987
36. A sustained sound, such as produced by the drone pipes of bagpipes or the drone strings of a hurdy-gurdy
37. Song form in which multiple verses are set to the same music
38. A _____ or griot is a west African wandering minstrel, oral historian and praise singer, who accompanies himself on a chordophone called a kora

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2. A fretless plucked chordophone that plays the drone in Indian classical music
3. 14-key metallophone which is the main melody instrument in a gamelan ensemble
4. A cappella choral music performed primarily by Zulu men in South Africa
7. A type of performance in which the music is created as it is being performed
8. Fretted, plucked chordophone with a triangular body and three strings, a small soundhole, and a long neck; considered a symbol of Russian identity
9. Sufi devotional song featuring melismatic male vocals, harmonium and drums (dholak or table), considered a national music of Pakistan .The main singer improvises while the chorus responds with a refrain (repeating both music and text)
10. _________ pipes: lung-driven aerophone consisting of three drone pipes and a melodic (chanter) pipe, considered a symbol of Scottish identity
13. The rhythmic cycle in Indian music, kept by both the drummer and the audience
14. Pair of hand drums used in India and Pakistan. The larger drum produces a distinctive “boing” sound
15. A practice in which a solo alternates with a chorus or ensemble; it is a feature of West African musics
17. Nigerian popular music which combines Yoruba traditional elements, including gangan talking drums and polyrhythms, with foreign popular music elements such as electric instruments and Afro-Caribbean percussions and rhythms
19. Gong ____: large hanging gong in a gamelan ensemble; it marks the end of each cycle of the colotomic structure
20. Sitar master player, composer and teacher who popularized the sitar worldwide and influenced both popular and art Western music
21. Lam ______: Thai folk song genre from Isan region featuring khaen (bamboo aerophone) accompanying vocal improvisation
25. Text setting in which one note is sung per every syllable of text
28. Text setting in which a long melodic passage is sung to a single syllable of text
30. A song and dance tradition that developed among the Romani people in Andalucía, considered a national symbol of Spain
31. A fretted plucked chordophone with sympathetic strings, used to play the melody in Hindustani raga
32. Phleng _________: Thai popular music genre featuring a mix of modern electric instruments like synthesizers and drum set and traditional instruments like saw bip (fiddle), phin (lute), khaen
33. King Sunny _____: Nigerian guitarist, singer and bandleader who has been performing jùjú since the 1960s; he was one of the first African artists to achieve global success
35. _________ is a Thai classical ensemble including Pi nai (quadruple reed aerophone), ching (small hand cymbals), ranat ek (xylophone) and drums

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3. president during the american civil war
5. movement of particles from high to low concentration
9. method of voice production used by male singers to sing high notes
14. historical period of cultural rebirth after the middle ages
16. world's largest island, located between the arctic and atlantic oceans
17. small, chewy balls made of tapioca starch used in milk tea
18. book, especially a large, heavy, scholarly one
20. 1215 document that limited the power of the english king (2)
24. exaggerated statements or claims not meant to be taken literally
25. organelle responsible for cellular respiration
26. mexican dish consisting of a folded tortilla filled with various ingredients
29. organic chemical that provides energy to drive many processes in living cells
31. long accompanied song for a solo voice, typically in an opera
34. very strange or unusual, especially so as to cause interest
35. thing that is or is likely to be wrongly perceived by the senses
37. substance that increases the rate of a chemical reaction
38. 1972 political scandal that led to a presidential resignation
40. traditional japanese art of paper folding
42. nucleic acid acting as a messenger carrying instructions from DNA
43. soft candy made from sugar, butter, and milk or cream
44. traditional story concerning the early history of a people
45. long poem narrating the deeds and adventures of heroic figures
46. long, involved story, account, or series of incidents
48. joke exploiting the different possible meanings of a word
49. figure of speech in which contradictory terms appear in conjunction
50. sudden, usually temporary malfunction or fault in equipment
51. threadlike structure of nucleic acids carrying genetic information
52. atom or molecule with a net electric charge due to the loss or gain of electrons
56. minute area of illumination on a display screen
57. elaborate musical composition for a full orchestra
58. process by which organisms maintain a stable internal environment
60. sign placed at the start of a staff to indicate the pitch of the notes
62. person who writes books or articles on behalf of another person (2)
63. civil rights icon who refused to give up her bus seat (2)
65. man trained to fight with weapons against other men or wild animals
67. conversion of light energy into chemical energy
69. deliberately destroy, damage, or obstruct something
71. sea connected to the atlantic ocean, enclosed by land
74. sauce of crushed garlic, pine nuts, coarse salt, basil leaves, and hard cheese
75. obscuring of the light from one celestial body by the passage of another
76. performed with each note sharply detached or separated from the others
77. expressing the writer's emotions, usually briefly and in stanzas

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1. biological catalyst made of protein
2. piece of music that is played or sung by a single performer
4. ancient queen of the ptolemaic kingdom of egypt
6. writing or drawings scribbled, scratched, or sprayed on a wall
7. theatrical district located in new york city
8. carved stone grotesque designed to convey water from a roof
10. long, high sea wave caused by an earthquake or other disturbance
11. gradual increase in loudness in a piece of music
12. french emperor exiled to elba
13. surname of the pop star who created the eras tour
15. ancient roman city buried by mount vesuvius
19. large island nation off the southeast coast of africa
21. actress who starred in dune and euphoria
22. biological community of interacting organisms and their environment
23. molecule containing genetic instructions for development
24. founding father featured on the ten dollar bill
27. lizard with the ability to change color
28. japanese dish consisting of small balls or rolls of vinegar-flavored cold rice
30. large molecule composed of many repeated subunits
32. having a meaning that is mysterious or obscure
33. mountain range containing the world's highest peaks
36. figure of speech comparing two unrelated things without using like or as
39. statement that leads to a senseless or self-contradictory conclusion
41. open to more than one interpretation or having a double meaning
47. short amusing or interesting story about a real incident or person
48. numeric scale used to specify the acidity or basicity of an aqueous solution
51. period of geopolitical tension between the us and ussr (2)
53. spontaneous net movement of solvent molecules through a membrane
54. highest point of something, especially when it forms a triangle
55. board game where players buy, sell, and trade properties
59. rapid flow of snow down a sloping surface
61. physicist who developed the theory of relativity
64. occurrence of the same letter or sound at the beginning of adjacent words
66. physicist known as the father of the atomic bomb
68. confusing and difficult problem or question
70. complicated irregular network of passages or paths
72. South American river with the largest discharge volume of water
73. site of a major 1986 nuclear accident in ukraine

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2. the distance from the line of origin to the crest. Ex: concert speakers produce waves with very large amplitudes.
4. - the ray that bounces back off a surface. Ex: a laser beam that is reflected off a mirror
6. - a wave with a repeating pattern in equal intervals of time. Ex: a child on a swing
7. - the angle of reflection of the light is not equal to the angle of incidence. Ex: bike reflectors
8. - the pulsation caused by the combination of two waves of slightly different frequencies Ex: two different tuning forks produce beats
9. - the combination of 2 opposing waves that results in a wave with a decreased amplitude. Ex: a muffler decreases the sound of the engine by sending an opposing sound wave down the exhaust pipe to make it quieter
11. - the maximum point of a wave. Ex: The highest point of an ocean wave
14. - the angle between the direction of motion of a wave and the direction of reflection. Ex: the angle between your eyeline to a mirror and what you see reflected
15. - light that has the same wavelength so it is one color. Ex: laser light
18. - periodic motion that repeats itself in a regular cycle. Ex: side to side swing of a pendulum
19. - the change in direction of a wave passing from one medium to another caused by its change in speed. Ex: a pencil in a half full glass of water appears bent
21. - when a wave strikes an object with the same frequency as it. Ex: opera singers breaking glasses
24. - a point along a standing wave where the wave has minimum amplitude. Ex: the ends of a guitar string
26. - combination of two waves moving in opposite directions, each having the same amplitude and frequency. Ex: waves produced by string instruments
27. - description of the frequency of sound. Violins play a higher pitch than cellos.
28. - the minimum point of a wave. Ex: when the ocean seems shallow after the crest of a wave crashes
29. - the combination of 2 waves along the same medium. Ex: when 2 stones are dropped in water and the resulting waves meet.
30. - the orientation of transverse waves’ oscillations. Ex: polarization of a guitar spring can vary depending on how it is plucked
33. - how many waves occur in a certain period of time. An A on a violin has a frequency of 440 waves/second
34. - the length of time it takes to complete one wave. Ex: how long it takes for a child on a swing to return to their original position
35. - abrupt change in the direction of propagation of a wave that strikes the boundary between different mediums. Ex: light reflected from water
36. - distance of each period.
37. - when waves overlap, the resultant disturbance is equal to the sum of the individual disturbances. Ex: playing music on instruments is superposition
38. - the particles of a medium move in the direction of propagation. Ex: Gamma Rays

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1. - the angle of reflection of the light is equal to the angle of incidence and on the opposite side. Ex: a normal mirror
3. - a ray of light that strikes a surface. Ex: a lamp’s light hitting the wall
5. - one disturbance that moves through a system. Ex: dropping a pebble in water
10. - a point along a medium which undergoes maximum amplitude. Ex:the mouthpiece of a clarinet
12. - the entire distribution of electromagnetic radiation according to frequency or wavelength
13. - the combination of 2 waves that results in a wave with an increased amplitude. Ex: when 2 speakers play the same song close to each other, the song sounds louder
16. - wave movement. Ex: when a guitar string is plucked, the wave propagates down the string
17. - the spreading out of waves around obstacles. Light waves are refracted in water
20. - the angle between the normal and incident ray Ex: the angle between a light hitting a table and a line perpendicular to the table.
22. - change in frequency of a wave in relation to an observer who is moving relative to the wave source. Sound ex: the change in pitch from when an ambulance is moving toward you vs away from you. Light ex: as planets move away from earth, they appear red.
23. - when light passes through different media n1sinθ1=n2sinθ2 Ex: when light passes through water in a glass
25. - an angular quantity that can measure the difference between waves. Ex: the sine curve is 90 degrees out of phase with the cosine curve
31. - on a smooth surface, the angle of the reflected ray is equal to the angle of the incident ray
32. - measure of how much a material slows down light that passes through it. Ex: acrylic glass has an 1.49 index of refraction

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2. A slim, hairy man
4. Haircut featuring short, horizontal bangs
10. A Brit may say this in lieu of bathroom, for short
13. *(3/6) ____man, "It's Always Sunny" hero and song
14. Girls who sang "It's Raining Men"
15. The smallest male Friend or an even smaller kangaroo
16. Burton of “Roots” and “Star Trek: The Next Generation”
17. Roxy Music member and ambient pioneer Brian
19. Literary captain carrying a grudge for a member of Physeter macrocephalus
21. Four on the _____ (term for a musical structure with 4/4 bass beats)
22. Homophobe Bryant, famously pied on TV
25. Use this at sea to navigate by the stars
28. Asian river; the waters of Christ’s baptism in the Bible
30. Opposite of NNW
33. 2015 Desiigner song that’s not about a bear at all
35. With (clue number), Christopher Wallace’s notorious other nickname
38. With (clue number), Christopher Wallace’s notorious other nickname
39. *(5/6) "The _____", short-lived Kaitlin Olson Fox show
41. Joanna of "Ys" or "Have One On Me"
42. Double-headed Roman god and American film distributor’s namesake
43. 2006 Satoshi Kon film
44. Queer name for a common sandwich with added avocado spread
46. Online craft store now overrun with drop shipped items
47. Currently an amorphous term for funny things online; a term coined by Richard Dawkins
49. A common way to render Japanese script
53. “I Wanna Be Down” singer nicknamed The Vocal Bible
54. When repeated, early 2000s Mazda slogan
57. Late night Cartoon Network block for grown-ups
59. Karl’s co-author and friend
63. Horror punk icons fronted by Glenn Danzig
65. 1987 no-budget RuPaul film trilogy and its main character
68. Egyptian city housing Theban ruins that lends its name to a Las Vegas casino
70. Failed Blu-Ray competitor backed by Microsoft
71. Is sick
73. The only US President to never marry; he is sometimes speculated to have been gay
75. In Greek Mythos, Pygmalion fell in love with one of these
77. French term for a drawing room where minds meet
81. Poet Walt who wrote Leaves of Grass; he was definitely gay
83. *(2/6) A designated spot for a ship to moor
84. "Contact" and "LMK" singer
86. His Bay can somehow carry books?
87. *(4/6) Closeted Canadian singer Mendes
88. Musical adaptation of a Dickens novel and Best Picture recipient
89. Three-fruit juice cocktail abbreviation
90. A 16oz beer can
91. The MLB has Red ones and White ones
92. Disobey

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1. 1938 Daphne du Maurier novel turned 1940 Hitchcock film and Best Picture
3. Country renamed Democratic Republic of the Congo in 1997
5. "Be there or be _____"
6. Clear distilled liquor used in certain pasta dishes
7. Singer Aguilera’s occasional nickname
8. The musical era of Bach, Handel, and Vivaldi
9. The hard outer layer of a cereal grain; a good source of dietary fiber
11. The Neolithic one began about 12,000 years ago in the Near East
12. Affirmative vote
15. A friar in Romeo & Juliet
18. Director Verhoeven
20. Greek city named for the goddess of wisdom
21. Easily breakable; 1971 Yes album or 1999 Nine Inch Nails Album
23. Chaplin nickname and commonly portrayed character
24. Word found in front of “Hudson”, “Lobster” or “of Love”
26. Barbra's nickname
27. Synth pop band formed in 1971 by brothers Ron and Russell Mael
29. When repeated, an 80s New Romantic staple
31. Spiritual mother and deity of the Na’vi
32. 1964 Them song; Patti Smith added "In Excelsis Deo" to her version
34. Renowned Twitter jokester sometimes mistakenly called “wint”
36. Simpson sometimes seen in a star-shaped snowsuit
37. American singer John, who EGOTed faster than anyone else thus far
40. American band known for its deadpanned vocals (or what we may be eating tonight)
41. *(6/6) To quickly grab or claim for oneself
45. Indonesian-hailing protein made from pressing entire soybeans into blocks
48. Cetacean hunter or Seattle transit card
49. Former Japanese capital where they still have payphones, according to one
50. 1974 John Boorman film starring Sean Connery
51. 90s nu-metal band featuring bagpipes and scatting
52. The game a man plays with death in "The Seventh Seal"
55. Nicole Kidman comes to AMC for this
56. "_____ of the Iguana", 1964 Elizabeth Taylor film
58. State admitted to the union in 1959
60. Group of organic compounds that include fats and waxes
61. A people in Iberia or their language that has no relation to any other spoken today
62. Partially-oxidized variety of Camellia sinensis
64. Kylie _______ Love, winner of RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars 6
65. Financial guru and CNBC host Orman
66. Color halfway between cyan and blue; the hue of a clear sky
67. An undergrad musician may be working towards this at univ.
69. Technique by which an ingredient (commonly potatoes) is topped with a browned crust
70. 1948’s Best Picture was this Shakespeare adaptation directed by and starring Olivier
72. A friar in Romeo & Juliet
74. In Hinduism, Krishna is said to be the eighth ______ of Vishnu
76. State whose three largest cities all begin with C
78. Singers Billy or Frank (unrelated)
79. Nash, Bush, or Middleton
80. *(1/6) 2014 Pharell Williams earworm
81. 1927 film, the first Best Picture Oscar recipient
82. Playful and rare Pokémon said to be a primordial ancestor of them all
83. A large, hairy man
85. Trigonometric function represented by “opposite over hypotenuse”

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2. land given by a lord to a vassal in return for military and other services
5. a serious crime of the Middle Ages in which a person held beliefs that the church felt were wrong; heretics were excommunicated
7. a clergyman of the Christian church; in medieval times, almost every manor had a priest
10. a contest or joust between two knights or two groups of knights; tournaments attracted large crowds
12. a large piece of land owned by a lord during the Middle Ages, also called an estate
14. a well-to-do noble who owned an estate; a lord usually lived in a castle, gave land to vassals in return for military service, and used serfs to farm his land ,
15. Ages a period of several hundred years during the early Middle Ages when fear and confusion spread among the people of Western Europe; the threat of attack led many people to become serfs who worked for lords on manors in exchange for protection; trade, education, and the growth of towns declined during the Dark Ages
19. an official of the church, such as a priest, bishop, or cardinal
21. wandering minstrels who wrote poems that usually expressed love for a beautiful lady of noble birth; they also wrote about warfare and battle heroes
22. a noble who was given land by a lord in return for military and other service to the lord
24. a class of rich people; nobles or lords
25. a man who gave up all his property and dedicated his life to serving God; monks stayed in monasteries where they prayed, worked hard, and lived quiet, serious lives; they copied old Greek and Roman manuscripts, helped the poor and needy, and converted people to Christianity
29. building where monks lived; the head of the monastery was called an abbot
30. or feudal system arrangement between lord, vassal,and serf for ownership of land military service, and protection during the Middle Ages
31. qualities of a good knight, including bravery, politeness, respect for. women, protection of the weak, and fairness to the enemy
33. singers and musicians who entertained lords during the Middle Ages; they played harps, guitars, and flutes
34. Period began with the fall of the Roman Empire in the West in 476 and ended with the beginning of the modern period in the 1400s; main characteristics of the Medieval Period were the growth of feudalism and the strong influence of the Roman Catholic Church

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1. the head of the Roman Catholic Church; chosen at a meeting of cardinals
3. a large piece of land owned by a lord during the Middle Ages; same as a manor
4. holy man who travelled from place to place helping the poor and needy while teaching the ways of God
6. the act of removing a person from membership in the church because of cation wrongful actions or beliefs—that an excommunicated person would not be allowed into heaven
8. clowns who appeared before a lord and tried to make him laugh with humorous words and actions
9. Church people of the Middle Ages believed it represented God's rules and teachings; religion was so important during medieval times that the period was known as the "Age of Faith"
11. poor people who worked on manors; also called serfs
13. a man of honour who held a high military rank; only men who were trained in warfare and who showed good personal qualities were chosen by lords to be knights; the code of chivalry was to be followed at all times
16. a contest between two knights on horseback; armed with lances, the knights charged at each other in an attempt to knock their opponents off their horses
17. poor people who worked for lords during the Middle Ages; they worked long hours, were poorly fed and clothed, and were not allowed to leave the manor i
18. a court set up by the Roman Catholic Church to investigate heresy and punish heretics
20. & deep, wide, water-filled ditch that surrounded a castle and helped protect it from attack; people coming and going from the castle used a drawbridge to cross the moat
23. pieces of iron worn by a knight for protection in battle
26. a person who rules a country; during the early Middle Ages, the inluence of kings decreased as the power of lords increased; by the end of the Middle Ages, kings became powerful rulers of new nation-states
27. a high official of the Catholic Church who was appointed by the Pope; when a Pope died, a new leader of the Church was chosen by a meeting of cardinals
28. expeditions sent by the Pope to capture the Holy Land from Muslim Turks; the empire of the Turks included Palestine, where Christ was born, several crusades between 1096 and 1272 failed to win the Holy Land, but succeeded in increasing trade between Europe and the East
31. where the lord and his knights lived; usually built on a cliff or hilltop to make it easier to defend against attack
32. a church official who oversaw the work of priests within his district

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2. land given by a lord to a vassal in return for military and other services
5. a serious crime of the Middle Ages in which a person held beliefs that the church felt were wrong; heretics were excommunicated
7. a clergyman of the Christian church; in medieval times, almost every manor had a priest
10. a contest or joust between two knights or two groups of knights; tournaments attracted large crowds
12. a large piece of land owned by a lord during the Middle Ages, also called an estate
14. a well-to-do noble who owned an estate; a lord usually lived in a castle, gave land to vassals in return for military service, and used serfs to farm his land ,
15. Ages a period of several hundred years during the early Middle Ages when fear and confusion spread among the people of Western Europe; the threat of attack led many people to become serfs who worked for lords on manors in exchange for protection; trade, education, and the growth of towns declined during the Dark Ages
19. an official of the church, such as a priest, bishop, or cardinal
21. wandering minstrels who wrote poems that usually expressed love for a beautiful lady of noble birth; they also wrote about warfare and battle heroes
22. a noble who was given land by a lord in return for military and other service to the lord
24. a class of rich people; nobles or lords
25. a man who gave up all his property and dedicated his life to serving God; monks stayed in monasteries where they prayed, worked hard, and lived quiet, serious lives; they copied old Greek and Roman manuscripts, helped the poor and needy, and converted people to Christianity
29. building where monks lived; the head of the monastery was called an abbot
30. or feudal system arrangement between lord, vassal,and serf for ownership of land military service, and protection during the Middle Ages
31. qualities of a good knight, including bravery, politeness, respect for. women, protection of the weak, and fairness to the enemy
33. singers and musicians who entertained lords during the Middle Ages; they played harps, guitars, and flutes
34. Period began with the fall of the Roman Empire in the West in 476 and ended with the beginning of the modern period in the 1400s; main characteristics of the Medieval Period were the growth of feudalism and the strong influence of the Roman Catholic Church

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1. the head of the Roman Catholic Church; chosen at a meeting of cardinals
3. a large piece of land owned by a lord during the Middle Ages; same as a manor
4. holy man who travelled from place to place helping the poor and needy while teaching the ways of God
6. the act of removing a person from membership in the church because of cation wrongful actions or beliefs—that an excommunicated person would not be allowed into heaven
8. clowns who appeared before a lord and tried to make him laugh with humorous words and actions
9. Church people of the Middle Ages believed it represented God's rules and teachings; religion was so important during medieval times that the period was known as the "Age of Faith"
11. poor people who worked on manors; also called serfs
13. a man of honour who held a high military rank; only men who were trained in warfare and who showed good personal qualities were chosen by lords to be knights; the code of chivalry was to be followed at all times
16. a contest between two knights on horseback; armed with lances, the knights charged at each other in an attempt to knock their opponents off their horses
17. poor people who worked for lords during the Middle Ages; they worked long hours, were poorly fed and clothed, and were not allowed to leave the manor i
18. a court set up by the Roman Catholic Church to investigate heresy and punish heretics
20. & deep, wide, water-filled ditch that surrounded a castle and helped protect it from attack; people coming and going from the castle used a drawbridge to cross the moat
23. pieces of iron worn by a knight for protection in battle
26. a person who rules a country; during the early Middle Ages, the inluence of kings decreased as the power of lords increased; by the end of the Middle Ages, kings became powerful rulers of new nation-states
27. a high official of the Catholic Church who was appointed by the Pope; when a Pope died, a new leader of the Church was chosen by a meeting of cardinals
28. expeditions sent by the Pope to capture the Holy Land from Muslim Turks; the empire of the Turks included Palestine, where Christ was born, several crusades between 1096 and 1272 failed to win the Holy Land, but succeeded in increasing trade between Europe and the East
31. where the lord and his knights lived; usually built on a cliff or hilltop to make it easier to defend against attack
32. a church official who oversaw the work of priests within his district