star wars Crossword Puzzles
Star Trek Vocabulary 2026-09-02
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- situated in or relating to the spaces between galaxies
- the highest possible speed
- a deep, intuitive connection or sudden agreement between people
- a short, minor fight or a brief argument between small groups, usually happening away from the main battle
- characters who are included just so they can be killed off later
- an opposing or impeding force
- having no purpose, effect, or chance of success, making an action completely useless or pointless
- serving or intended to guide, govern, or influence
- a person who goes on a long, distant, and often adventurous or dangerous journey, especially by sea or through space
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- a dedicated fan of the Star Trek media franchise
- to transmit especially by satellite
- believing that life is meaningless and that traditional values, morals, and beliefs have no worth or truth
- to become strong and flourishing
- the border between two countries or the extreme limit of settled land before an undeveloped wilderness
- An informal or nautical command meaning to cease an action or cancel an order
15 Clues: the highest possible speed • an opposing or impeding force • to become strong and flourishing • to transmit especially by satellite • a dedicated fan of the Star Trek media franchise • serving or intended to guide, govern, or influence • situated in or relating to the spaces between galaxies • a deep, intuitive connection or sudden agreement between people • ...
grade 1 list 19 2022-01-30
Earth Science 2025-11-21
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Conflict 2022-03-17
Ancient Rome 2020-10-14
8 Clues: and religion. • Lower Class People, • Upper Class People, • Sea, One of the Seas near Rome • led the revolt against the Etruscan King • Wars,Three Wars between 264 and 146 B.C. • influenced Rome for the their architecture • influenced Rome for their engineering skills and their sporting events.
VCB 2023-02-09
10 Clues: luminocity • hot or cold • type of star • smallest star • biggest stars • star short code • brightness of star • the brightness of a star • small star near the end of its life • the place where a star spends most of its life
Vocabulary 2020-12-17
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- something nothing can get out of
- a theory of how the universe started
- 10 billon light years old
- very small galaxy
- does not have a regular shape compared to different galaxies
- a explosion of a star
- a dead star
- when giant star dies
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- a energy that affects our universe
- study of the universe
- our galaxy
- with stars, gas, dust, and dark matter
- something the sun will turn to in time
- stars that orbit each other
- we see a lot of them at night
15 Clues: our galaxy • a dead star • very small galaxy • when giant star dies • study of the universe • a explosion of a star • 10 billon light years old • stars that orbit each other • we see a lot of them at night • something nothing can get out of • a energy that affects our universe • a theory of how the universe started • with stars, gas, dust, and dark matter • ...
spaced out 2024-05-15
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- the oldest star
- the only planet with known life on it
- saturn's smallest moon
- the planet behind earth
- the planet In front of earth
- the biggest star
- the smallest star
- nickname for the earth
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- the rover that collected data, including photographs, as it rolled over the Martian surface in 2012.
- a planet with rings
- the planet closest to the sun
- the probe that has been orbiting Mercury since March 2011
- the planet farthest away from the sun]
- Saturn's biggest moon
- the biggest star in our solar system
15 Clues: the oldest star • the biggest star • the smallest star • a planet with rings • Saturn's biggest moon • saturn's smallest moon • nickname for the earth • the planet behind earth • the planet In front of earth • the planet closest to the sun • the biggest star in our solar system • the only planet with known life on it • the planet farthest away from the sun] • ...
spaced out 2024-05-15
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- the oldest star
- the only planet with known life on it
- saturn's smallest moon
- the planet behind earth
- the planet In front of earth
- the biggest star
- the smallest star
- nickname for the earth
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- the rover that collected data, including photographs, as it rolled over the Martian surface in 2012.
- a planet with rings
- the planet closest to the sun
- the probe that has been orbiting Mercury since March 2011
- the planet farthest away from the sun]
- Saturn's biggest moon
- the biggest star in our solar system
15 Clues: the oldest star • the biggest star • the smallest star • a planet with rings • Saturn's biggest moon • saturn's smallest moon • nickname for the earth • the planet behind earth • the planet In front of earth • the planet closest to the sun • the biggest star in our solar system • the only planet with known life on it • the planet farthest away from the sun] • ...
Stars 2016-10-17
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- The star in our solar system
- Stars are made from a super hot gas called
- A star system with two stars
- A heavy star can turn into this
- A star's colour depends on it's_____
- Stars appear to do this due to the earth's atmosphere
- The middle of a star
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- A type of very big star
- The light from stars takes ______of years to reach earth
- The most common type of star
- A star forms in this
11 Clues: A star forms in this • The middle of a star • A type of very big star • The star in our solar system • The most common type of star • A star system with two stars • A heavy star can turn into this • A star's colour depends on it's_____ • Stars are made from a super hot gas called • Stars appear to do this due to the earth's atmosphere • ...
Star Line Ke Kā o Makaliʻi 2024-11-26
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- “the spider,” star in Orion's belt, lives on the celestial equator
- "look forward,” Hawaiian name for Castor
- "alert,” Hawaiian name for Bellatrix, first of Orion stars to rise
- “place of peace and safety,” this Hawaiian name is a play on the star name Saiph in Orion
- Western name of ʻAʻā, brightest star in night sky
- “star wreath," name of star Capella & constellation Auriga that contains pair of north pointers
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- ”blossom,” a name for Procyon, a line drawn from this star between the twins points north
- “red star,” eye of the bull Taurus
- Western name of Kealiʻiokonaikalewa, 2nd brightest star in night sky, points to SCP with Murzim
- Ka _____ o Nā Keiki; Hawaiian string game, name for Orion
- Hawaiian for “twins,” name for Kauaʻi canoe
- “eyes of the _____” one meaning of Makaliʻi
12 Clues: “red star,” eye of the bull Taurus • "look forward,” Hawaiian name for Castor • Hawaiian for “twins,” name for Kauaʻi canoe • “eyes of the _____” one meaning of Makaliʻi • Western name of ʻAʻā, brightest star in night sky • Ka _____ o Nā Keiki; Hawaiian string game, name for Orion • “the spider,” star in Orion's belt, lives on the celestial equator • ...
Star Wars Final Conquer III 2021-06-05
5 Clues: Green Milk • Crimson colored planet • Pizza shape First Order ship • Princess Lea was freed at Jabba Place by who? • "that name no longer has any meaning for me".
The Scoob Wars 2020-02-20
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- a strong desire to do something
- behavior showing high moral standards
- pushing forward
- bring into effective action
- relating to authority
- wicked
- hidden waiting to ambush
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- gently flowing through the air
- showing an interest in learning new things
- installed a monarch
- small remains of something
- to move in an awkward way
- hostility and ill-treatment especially because of beliefs
- threatening
- a risky or daring journey
15 Clues: wicked • threatening • pushing forward • installed a monarch • relating to authority • hidden waiting to ambush • to move in an awkward way • a risky or daring journey • small remains of something • bring into effective action • gently flowing through the air • a strong desire to do something • behavior showing high moral standards • showing an interest in learning new things • ...
The Punic wars 2020-11-03
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- the river that one city was based off of
- where all of the people in the losing town were sold into
- the man who wanted to destroy the enemy
- where the Romans won the second punic war
- the sea that the to citys fought on
- the ones who wanted to wipe out the other city
- a navel weapon used to destroy others of these
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- the leader of the 2nd Punic Wars
- the "war machine" used by the city in Africa
- the town that traded by sea
- one town put this in the earth so nothing can grow
- the hook that one city would use to board a ship
- where the Romans lost 80,000 men, or so
- the mountains in Italy
- the island one city got because they won the war
15 Clues: the mountains in Italy • the town that traded by sea • the leader of the 2nd Punic Wars • the sea that the to citys fought on • the man who wanted to destroy the enemy • where the Romans lost 80,000 men, or so • the river that one city was based off of • where the Romans won the second punic war • the "war machine" used by the city in Africa • ...
Punic Wars Crossword 2021-10-19
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- What did the empire give to the veterans
- The ___ revolted
- This is the beginning of a __ fighting force
- Soldiers became more loyal to __ than republic
- The sea Rome controls after the battle
- Wealthy ____ took land from small farmers
- Which brother died trying to help the poor
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- 2 ___ try to help the poor get land
- General of Carthage
- People who complained of corrupt officials
- What were paid and equipped soldiers called
- This city competed with rome for trade/control
- Group of 6000 men
- Another word for big farm slaves worked on
- Who led the rebellion of 70000 slaves?
15 Clues: The ___ revolted • Group of 6000 men • General of Carthage • 2 ___ try to help the poor get land • The sea Rome controls after the battle • Who led the rebellion of 70000 slaves? • What did the empire give to the veterans • Wealthy ____ took land from small farmers • People who complained of corrupt officials • Another word for big farm slaves worked on • ...
Between the Wars 2023-03-07
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- terror and riddance
- we can't accurately know both speed and position
- government spending more than gaining
- inhumane prison
- non-fiction film about something
- the night of broken glass
- negotiations
- total state control over life
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- total production under government
- economic drop
- absolute power and control
- creative photography collage
- rich peasants
- making amends
- stoppage of work
15 Clues: negotiations • economic drop • rich peasants • making amends • inhumane prison • stoppage of work • terror and riddance • the night of broken glass • absolute power and control • creative photography collage • total state control over life • non-fiction film about something • total production under government • government spending more than gaining • ...
Between the Wars 2014-04-16
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- Germany was never allowed to merge with this country
- Treaty of __________________
- Germany lost all of their ______________
- New country created
- Became a country and had sea access
- The US followed this foreign policy where they refused to enter in any alliances or commitments
- This was a military-free zone
- Italian negotiator
- WWI was the end of this Russian dynasty
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- Clause that made Germany accept blame
- This was to act as a peace-keeping body
- British negotiator
- This country had a lot of property damage
- France wanted Germany to be this
- Wilson's 14 points dealt with _____________ adjustments
15 Clues: British negotiator • Italian negotiator • New country created • Treaty of __________________ • This was a military-free zone • France wanted Germany to be this • Became a country and had sea access • Clause that made Germany accept blame • This was to act as a peace-keeping body • WWI was the end of this Russian dynasty • Germany lost all of their ______________ • ...
Israel's Defining Wars 2022-01-11
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- mountainous region taken from Syria in six-day war
- Egyptian dictator in 1956
- superpower backing Arab states during Cold War
- piece of land taken from Egypt during six-day war
- Creates the Khartoum resolution, banning recognizing Israel
- underlying international conflict, Israel and Arab states on opposite sides
- along with Britain, controls the suez before 1956
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- idea of Israeli military power
- resigns following Yom Kippur War
- helped Israel and France attempt to overthrow Nasser
- Palestinian terrorist organization active before Yom Kippur War
- head of PLO
- brought to international usage after 1956 war
- king attempted to be assassinated by PLO
- the half of Jerusalem taken during the six-day war
15 Clues: head of PLO • Egyptian dictator in 1956 • idea of Israeli military power • resigns following Yom Kippur War • king attempted to be assassinated by PLO • brought to international usage after 1956 war • superpower backing Arab states during Cold War • piece of land taken from Egypt during six-day war • along with Britain, controls the suez before 1956 • ...
Israel's Defining Wars 2022-01-11
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- King of Jordan during the wars who the PLO tried to assassinate
- Arab country that wanted a more peaceful relationship with Israel
- City that was captured by the Israelis in 1967
- Terrorist group that perpetrated the 1972 Munich Massacre at the Olympics
- Leader of the PLO who the Israelis regarded as a terrorist
- Country that spread false information against Israel to instigate conflict
- Land between Egypt and Israel that is fought over numerous times
- Israeli prime minister that was blamed for intelligence failures during the Yom Kippur War
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- Egypt blocked this waterway prior to the Six-Day War
- Israeli prime minister during the Six-Day War
- Territory in the north that Israel captured in 1967
- British, French, and Israeli forces fought for this in 1956
- Egyptian President during the first two wars
- President of Egypt that wanted revenge against Israel and to regain the Sinai Peninsula in 1973
- Palestinian organization that fought against the Israelis in Jordan
15 Clues: Egyptian President during the first two wars • Israeli prime minister during the Six-Day War • City that was captured by the Israelis in 1967 • Territory in the north that Israel captured in 1967 • Egypt blocked this waterway prior to the Six-Day War • Leader of the PLO who the Israelis regarded as a terrorist • ...
Israel's Defining Wars 2022-01-11
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- Which nation takes a more defensive rather than offensive stance in the Yom Kippur war?
- What did Nasser nationalize?
- Which resolution affirmed by the Arab League of Nations is famous for the three no’s: Peace, recognition, and negotiations with Israel.
- What broad document was issued by the UN?
- Which nations helped Israel in the Sinai War?
- What troops policed Egyptian border after Israelis left?
- Which war resulted in direct relations and peace negotiations between Israel and Egypt?
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- Which Israeli prime minister ignores a direct order from Hussein about a threat of 2 front wars and resigns as a result of it?
- What territory in the North did Israel take control of in the Six-Day war?
- What month marks the war between Jordan and the PLO?
- What did Israel acquire in Sinai War?
- Which countries fought against Israel in the Six Day War?
- Which organization became popularized after the 6-day war as a result of Israel gaining recognition in the Middle East?
- The Yom Kippur war was a failure of...
- Who becomes president of Egypt after Nasser's death and had a desire for vengeance in 1970?
15 Clues: What did Nasser nationalize? • What did Israel acquire in Sinai War? • The Yom Kippur war was a failure of... • What broad document was issued by the UN? • Which nations helped Israel in the Sinai War? • What month marks the war between Jordan and the PLO? • What troops policed Egyptian border after Israelis left? • ...
Israel's Defining Wars 2022-01-11
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- These resolutions state that Arab states will have no peace, no recognition, and no negotiations with Israel
- Wins Israeli elections of 1977
- The Six Day War leads to the rise of this organization
- War in 1967 in which Israel quadrupled its territory
- The nationalization of this waterway was the leading cause for the Sinai War
- Orders the withdrawl of the UNEF before the Six Day War
- The country that created the PLO
- Prime minister of Israel during Yom Kippur War
- Country that falsely reported that the IDF was massing troops on the Syrian border, lead up to the Six Day War
- The Yom Kippur War further escalates tensions of this war
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- War in 1973 in which Egypt and Syria launched a surprise attack against Israel in an attempt to win back lost territory from 1967
- War in 1956 in which Israel helps Britain and France by invading Egypt
- Becomes leader of PLO after it becomes an independent organization in 1967
- Time period in which the PLO attempts to assassinate King Hussein
- The closing of these waterways was a cause for the Six Day War
15 Clues: Wins Israeli elections of 1977 • The country that created the PLO • Prime minister of Israel during Yom Kippur War • War in 1967 in which Israel quadrupled its territory • The Six Day War leads to the rise of this organization • Orders the withdrawl of the UNEF before the Six Day War • The Yom Kippur War further escalates tensions of this war • ...
Punic Wars Crossword 2025-03-17
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- The Carthaginians had tons of this shiny metal.
- The reason why Rome and Carthage went to war.
- An army of battleships.
- The sworn enemy of Rome.
- A city in Italy that started the Punic Wars.
- Roman armies were called _______.
- The Roman general who defeated Hannibal.
- Leader of Carthage's army in the 2nd Punic War.
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- Someone who rules with absolute power.
- The Government of The Roman Republic.
- What Rome became after the Republic fell.
- Ruling title of Rome after the Republic.
- The mountain range Hannibal crossed.
- The sea between Rome and Carthage.
- Roman sword.
15 Clues: Roman sword. • An army of battleships. • The sworn enemy of Rome. • Roman armies were called _______. • The sea between Rome and Carthage. • The mountain range Hannibal crossed. • The Government of The Roman Republic. • Someone who rules with absolute power. • Ruling title of Rome after the Republic. • The Roman general who defeated Hannibal. • ...
The Persian Wars 2025-05-14
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- – The battle where a Greek soldier ran over 40km to announce victory.
- – The brave Spartan king who led at Thermopylae.
- – The naval battle where Greek ships trapped the Persian fleet.
- – The Greek city known for its strong warriors.
- – The Persian king who invaded Greece with a huge army.
- – What the Spartans showed at Thermopylae.
- – A fleet of warships, important at Salamis
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- – What the Greeks achieved at Marathon and Salamis.
- – The Athenian leader who planned the victory at Salamis.
- – The Greek city that led the fight at Marathon and Salamis.
- – A fast Greek warship used in the Battle of Salamis.
- – The powerful empire that tried to conquer Greece.
- – A Greek military formation used by hoplites in battle.
- – A clever plan used to win a battle.
- – The battle where 300 Spartans held off a huge Persian army.
15 Clues: – A clever plan used to win a battle. • – What the Spartans showed at Thermopylae. • – A fleet of warships, important at Salamis • – The Greek city known for its strong warriors. • – The brave Spartan king who led at Thermopylae. • – What the Greeks achieved at Marathon and Salamis. • – The powerful empire that tried to conquer Greece. • ...
the napoleonic wars 2025-05-21
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- where was napoleon born
- what was the first battle leaded by napoleon
- where was his final exile place
- what was his family name
- who was the french emperor
- who was Napoleon's mother
- Battle known as "Battle of the Nations"
- Island of Napoleon’s first exile
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- on which island was Napoleon born
- what was napoleon's final war
- Napoleon’s 1812 invasion target
- French civil code introduced by Napoleon
- what was the war in Spain, Portugal
- what was the title that NApoleon earned in 1799
- what was the naval battlee lsot by Napoleon
15 Clues: where was napoleon born • what was his family name • who was Napoleon's mother • who was the french emperor • what was napoleon's final war • Napoleon’s 1812 invasion target • where was his final exile place • Island of Napoleon’s first exile • on which island was Napoleon born • what was the war in Spain, Portugal • Battle known as "Battle of the Nations" • ...
Wednesday Wars October 2024-11-13
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- who were the cream puff for
- top priority for Holling's father
- dust covered the cream puffs
- author of Merchant of Venice
- character in Merchant of Venice
- name of the rat
- Holing's sister painted this on her face
- Vietnam refugee
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- play Holling reads
- Holling needs to bring to his classmates
- president of the U.S.
- Mrs. Bigio's job
- what happens to Mrs. Baker's rats?
- Emporium. Mrs. Baker's family business
- Holling's teacher
15 Clues: name of the rat • Vietnam refugee • Mrs. Bigio's job • Holling's teacher • play Holling reads • president of the U.S. • who were the cream puff for • author of Merchant of Venice • character in Merchant of Venice • top priority for Holling's father • what happens to Mrs. Baker's rats? • dust covered the cream puffs • Holling needs to bring to his classmates • ...
To the Stars 2025-05-09
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- An exploding star
- Group of visible stars that form a perceived patter
- Constellation commonly known as "big dipper"
- Distance the light travels in a year
- System of stars, gas , dust and matter
- The galaxy we live in
- Element that makes up to 75% of a star mass
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- Energy that travels trough space
- Fundamental particle of light
- A region of space with the most intense gravitational pull
- Radiant power emitted by a star
- System of planets, moons and asteroids that orbit the Sun
- A star that is still forming
- A planet that orbits a star other than our Sun
14 Clues: An exploding star • The galaxy we live in • A star that is still forming • Fundamental particle of light • Radiant power emitted by a star • Energy that travels trough space • Distance the light travels in a year • System of stars, gas , dust and matter • Element that makes up to 75% of a star mass • Constellation commonly known as "big dipper" • ...
PDHPE Team Building 2024-10-14
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- An international organization created after World War I to maintain peace, but was largely ineffective.
- Refers to the original inhabitants of a country or region, especially Australia's Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
- The political ideology that rose after World War I, leading to new countries being formed.
- People who have served in the armed forces, including Indigenous Australians, many of whom faced discrimination after returning from war.
- This country saw significant Indigenous participation in both World Wars.
- This organization was formed after World War II to promote international peace and security.
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- The treaty that ended World War I and imposed reparations on Germany.
- The process of former colonies gaining independence after World War II.
- One of the empires that fell at the end of World War I.
- The unfair treatment faced by Indigenous Australians, both during and after the World Wars.
- This country was defeated at the end of World War II, marking the end of its imperial ambitions.
- The act of officially ceasing fighting, as Japan did at the end of World War II.
- Several of these collapsed after World War I, including the German and Austro-Hungarian.
- This country was a key player in both World Wars and saw its empire fall after World War I.
- This empire collapsed after World War I and became a communist state.
15 Clues: One of the empires that fell at the end of World War I. • The treaty that ended World War I and imposed reparations on Germany. • This empire collapsed after World War I and became a communist state. • The process of former colonies gaining independence after World War II. • This country saw significant Indigenous participation in both World Wars. • ...
xmas 2022-08-03
16 Clues: star • bells • turkey • sleigh • family • lights • carols • chimney • snowman • reindeer • stocking • crackers • presents • boxing-day • santa claus • christmas eve
vocab crossword 2023-01-12
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- jonas is hardstuck ____
- marple's favorite team
- joe biden can be ______
- the thing we take next year like the psat
- what every league player needs
- afk champ
- the game that should not be played
- ten of these at the start of the season
- who sells sat tests
- bitterness
- fire can be described as ______
- the poor can often be described as ______
- first of 2 big wars
- needy
- 1/7 deadly sins
- who went 1/15 on yone top
- applaud
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- strong love can be ______
- 黑管
- it would ____ my teammates not to be braindead
- he had a ____ look
- teachers can often be ______
- david's main in lol
- joshua's last name
- auto chess lol
- having abilities at an earlier age
- my teammate's contribution every game
- riot's fps
- riot's hearthstone
- something lol players need to touch
- ___master darius
- life is always _____
- no ap of these other than sylas mord
- second of 2 big wars
- adj version of the anti-cc stat from lol
35 Clues: 黑管 • needy • applaud • afk champ • riot's fps • bitterness • auto chess lol • 1/7 deadly sins • ___master darius • he had a ____ look • joshua's last name • riot's hearthstone • david's main in lol • who sells sat tests • first of 2 big wars • life is always _____ • second of 2 big wars • marple's favorite team • jonas is hardstuck ____ • joe biden can be ______ • strong love can be ______ • ...
History 2023-02-08
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- When did WWI start?
- When did the "Scramble for Africa" begin?
- Which was the biggest CONNECTED (not colonial) empire in history?
- When did the first European Settlers land in America?
- Which was the biggest colonial empire?
- What was the bloodiest war in history? (write it shortly)
- In which part of Europe was the Holy Roman Empire?
- In which year did the Cold War start?
- Which chinese dynasty was the biggest?
- What is the oldest country in the world?
- Which country founded Germany?
- In which century have there been the most wars? (add th in the end)
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- When did the Yugoslav Civil War begin?
- In which year did the U.S.S.R collapse?
- Which is the most powerful alliance?
- When did the Greek Revolution start?
- Which Empire lasted the longest, Rome or Byzantium?
- Which Vietnam won the Vietnam War, North or South?
- What was the icon of Ancient Athens?
- In which continent have there been the most wars?
- Who won the Pelloponesian War?
- Which part of Germany was under the U.S.S.R after WW2?
22 Clues: When did WWI start? • Who won the Pelloponesian War? • Which country founded Germany? • Which is the most powerful alliance? • When did the Greek Revolution start? • What was the icon of Ancient Athens? • In which year did the Cold War start? • When did the Yugoslav Civil War begin? • Which was the biggest colonial empire? • Which chinese dynasty was the biggest? • ...
Civil War Crossword 2022-05-10
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- battle that killed 23,000 people
- What was a northern plan to destroy the South economy?
- President elected in 1860
- Side in favor of ending slavery
- What was the first battle of the Civil War?
- Enslaved person that escaped or ran away to avoid forced labor.
- Person who wanted to get rid of slavery
- amount of confederate states
- A person that is wounded or killed during a battle
- A term used to describe people who supported the union
- Person forced to do labor for a master
- What was the main issue that led to the Civil War?
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- Who surrendered and signed to end the war?
- Process to enlist people in the military
- To reject or defeat something that has already been decided
- To kill someone for political reasons
- First state to secede from the union
- The amount of days Lincoln called in Soldiers for
- Bloodiest war out of all wars that took place.
- A small town in Southern Pennsylvania that hosted one of the biggest wars in the Civil War
- Which side was in favor of slavery?
21 Clues: President elected in 1860 • amount of confederate states • Side in favor of ending slavery • battle that killed 23,000 people • Which side was in favor of slavery? • First state to secede from the union • To kill someone for political reasons • Person forced to do labor for a master • Person who wanted to get rid of slavery • Process to enlist people in the military • ...
Ancient Greece Review 2022-11-16
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- These individuals influenced things like good or bad weather.
- The terrain of Greece.
- This group of individuals had no say, power, or rights in government.
- This connects Peloponnesus to the peninsula of Greece.
- a peace period with many advancements
- How a king gains power in a monarchy.
- what Athenian economy was based on
- Sparta used this as currency.
- The reason the Greeks were able to be successful in the Persian Wars.
- As a ramification of the Persian Wars, this city was in ruins.
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- The Council of Elders had two of these.
- The body of government that voted on laws in Athens.
- Alexander adopted many customs from this region he conquered
- These individuals had more rights in Sparta but were treated very cruelly.
- How Greece solved its bad farmland issue.
- The mountain range in Greece.
- This is how Athens got the resources they couldn't make.
- what Spartan economy was based on
- A consequence of a event or choice--an especially bad consequence.
- A government in which a small group of aristocrats hold power.
- This form of government gave the people a say.
21 Clues: The terrain of Greece. • The mountain range in Greece. • Sparta used this as currency. • what Spartan economy was based on • what Athenian economy was based on • a peace period with many advancements • How a king gains power in a monarchy. • The Council of Elders had two of these. • How Greece solved its bad farmland issue. • This form of government gave the people a say. • ...
Global History 2025-10-05
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- Called “El Liberator”
- Person of mixed European and Indigenous ancestry
- Short-lived nation created by Bolívar uniting northern South American territories
- Birthplace of Simón Bolívar
- Class of people of European descent born in the Americas
- Spaniards born in Spain who dominated colonial governments
- European intellectual movement that influenced Latin American revolutionaries
- Another word for freedom, central theme of the revolutions
- Mexican priest who began the fight for independence in 1810
- Venezuelan cowboys who fought in the independence wars
- Type of government established in most Latin American nations after independence
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- Military strongman who often ruled after independence
- Mexican general who became emperor after independence
- Indigenous leader who led a major revolt in Peru in the 1780s
- 1810 speech that sparked Mexico’s independence movement
- Goal of revolutions across Latin America in the early 19th century
- Last major stronghold of Spanish royalist forces in South America
- European ruler whose wars indirectly inspired revolutions in Latin America
- Local governing bodies that took power after Spanish authority collapsed
- Argentine general who helped liberate Chile and Peru
20 Clues: Called “El Liberator” • Birthplace of Simón Bolívar • Person of mixed European and Indigenous ancestry • Argentine general who helped liberate Chile and Peru • Military strongman who often ruled after independence • Mexican general who became emperor after independence • Venezuelan cowboys who fought in the independence wars • ...
WH SOL 5 Pt. 1 2026-09-15
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- This was the original name of Constantinople:
- Which philosophy believes in reasoning over emotions?
- Which philosophy believes in pursuing pleasure and avoiding pain?
- What was the primary language spoken in Rome?
- This Roman structure was where the gladiators fought:
- Who was the Carthaginian leader in the Punic Wars?
- Rome had this type of democracy:
- This was the written law of Rome:
- This man was assassinated on the Senate floor after becoming too powerful:
- These were the wealthy people of Rome who could hold public office:
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- These were the poor people of Rome who could not hold public office:
- These mountains provided protection to Rome:
- Rome and Carthage fought in what series of wars?
- This Roman structure was a place for government and public debates:
- Roman Mythology is based on which religion?
- Rome is located on this peninsula:
- Who wrote The Aeneid?
- This Roman structure was a temple:
- This term refers to two centuries of peace and prosperity in the Roman Empire:
- This man was the first emperor of Rome:
20 Clues: Who wrote The Aeneid? • Rome had this type of democracy: • This was the written law of Rome: • Rome is located on this peninsula: • This Roman structure was a temple: • This man was the first emperor of Rome: • Roman Mythology is based on which religion? • These mountains provided protection to Rome: • This was the original name of Constantinople: • ...
Unit 3C (Rise of Rome) 2026-03-30
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- Rome's law code was captured on the 12 ???
- Mountain range that protected Italy in the north
- The rich powerful Roman elite
- Roman version of Athena
- The legendary founder of Rome
- Roman version of Aphrodite
- Romw as built around/on seven of these
- Language of the Romans
- Winner of the Punic Wars
- One of the 5 Romance languages
- The Roman Republic consisted of the Assembly & the ???
- Rome had 2 of these when they were a Republic
- Senators served for ??? in the Roman Republic
- Rome's first form of government
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- Roman version of Artemis
- The common people of Rome
- The main river that ran through Rome
- The Italian ???? was where Rome originated
- An emergency position that existed within the Roman Republican government
- Who did Rome battle in the Punic Wars
- Roman version of Zeus
- Belief in many gods
- Another name for an indirect democracy (invented in Rome)
- Roman version of Ares
- Carthaginian General known for invading across the Alps with elephants
- Roman version of Hera
26 Clues: Belief in many gods • Roman version of Zeus • Roman version of Ares • Roman version of Hera • Language of the Romans • Roman version of Athena • Roman version of Artemis • Winner of the Punic Wars • The common people of Rome • Roman version of Aphrodite • The rich powerful Roman elite • The legendary founder of Rome • One of the 5 Romance languages • Rome's first form of government • ...
Rome 2026-05-06
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- Romana A long period of peace and stability.
- The public, central marketplace.
- Two elected leaders heading the government.
- Leader with absolute power during emergencies.
- Carthaginian general who used elephants.
- Legendary twin founder of Rome.
- Term for people outside the empire.
- Wealthy, land-owning upper class.
- Caesar Dictator assassinated in 44 B.C.E..
- Main unit of the Roman army.
- Twin brother killed by Romulus.
- "I forbid"; power to stop a law.
- Common citizen (laborer, shop owner).
- Government run by elected representatives.
- of March The date of Caesar's assassination.
- Fighter who battled in the arena.
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- A government alliance of three powerful men.
- Structure designed to bring water to cities.
- Garment worn by male citizens.
- Innovative building material using volcanic ash.
- Religion that grew despite early persecution.
- Famous amphitheater for gladiator contests.
- The river flowing through Rome.
- Language spoken in ancient Rome.
- Official elected to protect plebeian rights.
- High-rise apartment blocks for commoners.
- Wars Series of three wars against Carthage.
- Powerful governing body of wealthy advisors.
28 Clues: Main unit of the Roman army. • Garment worn by male citizens. • Legendary twin founder of Rome. • The river flowing through Rome. • Twin brother killed by Romulus. • The public, central marketplace. • Language spoken in ancient Rome. • "I forbid"; power to stop a law. • Wealthy, land-owning upper class. • Fighter who battled in the arena. • Term for people outside the empire. • ...
Muslims Innovation 2021-12-06
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- Modern day Turkey
- Lead the third crusade
- A Roman Catholic court, used against Muslims and Jews.
- What the Ottoman empire named Constantinople.
- Daughter of a Byzantine Emperor.
- Their increasing power ruined feudalism.
- Muslim " " got wealthy of the Crusades.
- He was the greatest Muslim leader during the Crusades.
- The Byzantine capital
- The empire that threatened the Christians
- One of the four Crusader kingdoms.
- King of Anatolia
- One of the four Crusader kingdoms.
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- One of the four Crusader kingdoms.
- The Holy City
- The empire that took down Constantinople.
- Began wars of conquest under their leader, Genghis Khan
- The pope during 1095
- The battle between the Christians and the Muslims.
- The ancient homeland of the Jews
- Believing it was the word of God, this person fought the Crusaders.
- a Muslim sovereign.
- Means to move place to place without settling.
- Where the Seljuks defeated a large Byzantine empire army.
- A independent Christian kingdom.
- The Seljuk Turks were " " people.
- The group of people who had this the worst.
- Modern day Iraq
- A series of religion wars
29 Clues: The Holy City • Modern day Iraq • King of Anatolia • Modern day Turkey • a Muslim sovereign. • The pope during 1095 • The Byzantine capital • Lead the third crusade • A series of religion wars • Daughter of a Byzantine Emperor. • The ancient homeland of the Jews • A independent Christian kingdom. • One of the four Crusader kingdoms. • One of the four Crusader kingdoms. • ...
Zeitoun Vocab 2019-10-03
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- the building _____ after the plane hit
- their argument didn't ____ well for the future
- the water was _____ no movement at all
- the solider was greeted with great ______
- she had _____ the pain with an Advil
- after the tourist left the beach was filled with ______
- in Zeitoun hurricane warnings were ______, but he never listened
- when you were younger you might have _____ a make belive friend
- if you are not trying to better yourself you might have a _____ approach on life
- A coach might need a ________ eye to find the right players for the team
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- when you’re young you ____ about Santa
- if a friend is feeling down you might _____ them
- after listening to the confusing lecture he was ______
- the patient wouldn’t calm down so he had to be ____
- sweat bees are _____ animals
- 9/11 was a _____
- he had to _______ his nerves before the big game
- both world wars are wars of ______
- the _____ of the dog barking woke him
- the article was based on ______ sources so it wasn't published
20 Clues: 9/11 was a _____ • sweat bees are _____ animals • both world wars are wars of ______ • she had _____ the pain with an Advil • the _____ of the dog barking woke him • when you’re young you ____ about Santa • the building _____ after the plane hit • the water was _____ no movement at all • the solider was greeted with great ______ • ...
Roman Crossward 2014-02-24
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- Senate: a council of wealthy and powerful Romans that advised the city’s leaders
- Cornelius Sulla: a politician who became a consul in 88 b.c. and he came in conflict with Marius
- the two most powerful magistrates
- And Remus: twins that were descendants from Aeneas and later built the city of rome republic: people elect leaders to govern them
- Marius: A consul who encouraged poor people to join the army. Spartacus: a former gladiator who rose up and demanded freedom with slaves.
- common people
- The most famous dictator from the early Roman Republic
- main, most important
- the brilliant army general who used war elephants in battle and fought in the Punic War 2 with Carthage.
- rulers with almost absolute power
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- Wars: a series of wars against Carthage, a city in northern Africa and Rome
- officials
- A great trojan hero
- the reason something is done
- groups of up to 6,000 soldiers.
- prohibit
- nobles
- and balances: methods to balance power
- the Romans’ language
- Rome’s public meeting place
20 Clues: nobles • prohibit • officials • common people • A great trojan hero • main, most important • the Romans’ language • Rome’s public meeting place • the reason something is done • groups of up to 6,000 soldiers. • the two most powerful magistrates • rulers with almost absolute power • and balances: methods to balance power • The most famous dictator from the early Roman Republic • ...
Social Studies 2024-05-08
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- land given in exchange for loyalty
- certain craft or trade joined together
- ages The period of time between ancient and modern times
- Series of wars
- large estates that included fields, pastures, and frequently
- trained soldiers who led other men into battle
- managed the household and supervised servants.
- Kings and queens
- Years’ War. The series of wars between England and France; France won.
- Holy city for jews muslims and christians
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- went from place to place to entertain the poor and rich alike.
- a person who journeys to a sacred place for religious reasons
- a system of governance that arose to bring order, stability, and protection for most of the Western European people
- Priest members of the church
- Parliament Great Council of lords and clergy.
- Carta Limited the power of the king
- A nation is a community of people that share land and government.
- were considered part of the land on which they lived and worked.
- was the code of honorable conduct the knights were supposed to live by. Traveling poets and musicians
- land Any land jesus walked on
20 Clues: Series of wars • Kings and queens • Priest members of the church • land Any land jesus walked on • land given in exchange for loyalty • Carta Limited the power of the king • certain craft or trade joined together • Holy city for jews muslims and christians • Parliament Great Council of lords and clergy. • trained soldiers who led other men into battle • ...
countries 2025-05-14
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- gained its independence on May 26,1966.
- a peninsula country in Europe.
- was defeated in both world wars.
- owned Brazil
- smallest in the world.
- the land of cheese, tulips, coffee shops.
- split with a different a different country and is located on a peninsula.
- strongest in the world
- invaded in both world wars.
- owned most of America and had a empire.
- a Communist nation in the Caribbean.
- the county with the flag named the rising sun.
- was in a union with Slovakia.
- is Africa's largest oil producer and has a strong economy.
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- a country in northern north America.
- longest in the world.
- a country USA wants to buy from Denmark.
- was the center of the Roman empire.
- most people in the world as of 2025.
- was invaded by two counties in world war 2.
- had a empire that lasted from early 1500s and ended 1997.
- split with a different a different country and is located on a peninsula.
- the country that revolted in 2011.
- had a revolt in 2011.
- largest in the world.
- the biggest country in south America
- got independence on 5th of May
27 Clues: owned Brazil • longest in the world. • had a revolt in 2011. • largest in the world. • smallest in the world. • strongest in the world • invaded in both world wars. • was in a union with Slovakia. • a peninsula country in Europe. • got independence on 5th of May • was defeated in both world wars. • the country that revolted in 2011. • was the center of the Roman empire. • ...
Damary Rome Puzzle 2025-05-16
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- Which sea was in the middle of the Punic Wars?
- "sever illness of any party may delay trial."
- Which two animals did Hannibal use to fight in The second Punic War?
- "No burial or burning of dead in the city."
- what was the first code of law.
- What did Rome need to build to beat Carthage In the first Punic War?
- "Deformed child shall be killed at birth."
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- "laws must not be made or decide secretly or exclusively."
- How much of Hannibal’s army died from hunger and Cold temperatures?
- "Falling Tree from neighbor's farm can be rightfully removed."
- In which direction did Hannibal attack Rome from?
- The table that was used for the laws.
- according to Rome every free citizen is treated?
- What did Carthage and Rome both want?
- Carthage was founded by which group?
- How long did the first Punic War last?
- A other name for"Forum".
- How many of the Punic Wars did Rome win?
- A person is innocent until they are proven?
- Who was Rome's mediterranean rival.
20 Clues: A other name for"Forum". • what was the first code of law. • Who was Rome's mediterranean rival. • Carthage was founded by which group? • The table that was used for the laws. • What did Carthage and Rome both want? • How long did the first Punic War last? • How many of the Punic Wars did Rome win? • "Deformed child shall be killed at birth." • ...
Cayden's Crossword Puzzle 2025-05-16
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- The code was inscribed on ____ plaques which eventually were destroyed.
- In which direction did Hannibal attack Rome from?
- What kind of tablet were roman laws carved on?
- How many of the Punic Wars did Rome win?
- Who was Rome’s Mediterranean rival (enemy)?
- Rome created the law of nations which include?
- Much of Hannibal’s army died from hunger?
- What was Rome's first code of laws?
- responsibility for writing down Rome's ____ and customs and making them public for the first time.
- In 451 B.C., a special group of ten _____ was given the
- They hoped this would limit the _____ of the patricians
- How long did the first Punic War last?
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- Why did Rome’s soldiers spread salt on the land of Carthage?
- What is a name for a forum?
- Roman schoolboys during the next 400 _____ of the Roman Republic had to _____ all of these laws.
- Where is Carthage located?
- Which two animals did Hannibal use to fight in?
- The _____ put pressure on the Senate to do this.
- What did Carthage and Rome both want?
- What was the name of the wars fought?
- Who won the first Punic War
21 Clues: Where is Carthage located? • What is a name for a forum? • Who won the first Punic War • What was Rome's first code of laws? • What did Carthage and Rome both want? • What was the name of the wars fought? • How long did the first Punic War last? • How many of the Punic Wars did Rome win? • Much of Hannibal’s army died from hunger? • ...
WH SOL 5 Pt. 1 2026-09-15
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- These mountains provided protection to Rome:
- Rome and Carthage fought in what series of wars?
- Rome is located on this peninsula:
- Rome had this type of democracy:
- This Roman structure was a place for government and public debates:
- Which philosophy believes in reasoning over emotions?
- Who was the Carthaginian leader in the Punic Wars?
- This was the written law of Rome:
- These were the poor people of Rome who could not hold public office:
- This was the original name of Constantinople:
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- This man was assassinated on the Senate floor after becoming too powerful:
- This Roman structure was a temple:
- Which philosophy believes in pursuing pleasure and avoiding pain?
- Roman Mythology is based on which religion?
- This term refers to two centuries of peace and prosperity in the Roman Empire:
- Who wrote The Aeneid?
- These were the wealthy people of Rome who could hold public office:
- This Roman structure was where the gladiators fought:
- What was the primary language spoken in Rome?
- This man was the first emperor of Rome:
20 Clues: Who wrote The Aeneid? • Rome had this type of democracy: • This was the written law of Rome: • This Roman structure was a temple: • Rome is located on this peninsula: • This man was the first emperor of Rome: • Roman Mythology is based on which religion? • These mountains provided protection to Rome: • What was the primary language spoken in Rome? • ...
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Lily S. Pledge and star spangled banner 2024-10-10
6th Grade Science 1.21.22 2022-01-20
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- a group of galaxies that are found close together
- a star plotted in the left-to-right band across the HR diagram
- the collection of all the matter, space and energy that exists, also known as the cosmos
- an older star with a cooler outer layer
- stellar core remnant of a low to medium mass star
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- the tightly-packed collapses core of a larger star
- the largest structure in the universe, composed of many galaxy clusters
- a gravitationally dense region of space-time where nothing can escape, not even light
- a massive, hot, shining ball of gas
- clouds of dust and gas found in space
- a large, hot star off the main sequence
- a body held together by gravity that is made of millions of stars, gas, and dust
- a cool, small star on the main sequence
13 Clues: a massive, hot, shining ball of gas • clouds of dust and gas found in space • a large, hot star off the main sequence • a cool, small star on the main sequence • an older star with a cooler outer layer • a group of galaxies that are found close together • stellar core remnant of a low to medium mass star • the tightly-packed collapses core of a larger star • ...
vocab 2025-04-15
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- The surface at which the escape velocity of a collapsing star is equal to the speed of light.
- A large assemblage of stars without radial symmetry.
- The classification of stars according to their temperatures using the characteristics of their spectra.
- A large assemblage of stars, gas, dust, and dark matter orbiting a common center.
- A plot of luminosity against surface temperature or spectral type for a group of stars.
- A star that experiences a sudden outburst of radiant energy, temporarily exponentially increasing its luminosity.
- A measure of the observed light received from a star or other object.
- A low-mass star that has exhausted most or all of its nuclear fuel and has collapsed to a very small size.
- molecular clouds Large, cold, interstellar clouds with large diameters where massive stars form.
- An assemblage of stars, oval in shape, that contains no conspicuous interstellar material.
- A cloud of interstellar gas or dust.
- Middle-age stars that can be found running diagonally through the middle of an HR diagram.
- A morphological classification scheme for galaxies. Often described as a tuning fork, after the shape of the diagram created from it.
- A spherical collection of stars that orbits a galactic core as a satellite.
- The rate at which an object must travel in order to break free of the influence of gravity.
- The central part of a galaxy.
- A star of large luminosity and radius.
- A collapsed, massive body whose escape velocity is equal to or greater than the speed of light.
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- The outermost extent of a galaxy with a sparse distribution of stars.
- The distance from the center of a black hole to its event horizon.
- A theoretical point of zero volume and infinite density to which any black hole must collapse.
- A variable radio source of small angular size that emits very rapid radio pulses in very regular periods.
- An object of very high redshift that looks like a star but is extragalactic and highly luminous.
- A flattened, rotating, large assemblage of stars with pinwheel-like arms of interstellar material and stars winding out from its nucleus.
- The upper boundary to the mass of a white dwarf.
- An object, midway in size between a planet and a star, with a mass about 1/100 that of the sun.
- A measure of the luminosity of an object like a star.
- An explosion that marks the final stage of stellar evolution.
- The apparent displacement of a nearby star caused by the revolution of the Earth around the sun.
- One of the 107 galaxies, nebulas, star clusters, and other deep sky objects classified with an M followed by a number.
- Stars that pulsate radially, varying in both temperature and diameter, to produce brightness changes with a well-defined stable period and amplitude.
- A star of extremely high density composed almost entirely of neutrally charged subatomic particles.
- A star of very high luminosity and relatively low temperature.
- Two stars that revolve around each other.
- The main portion of a galaxy. Consists of a nucleus, bulge, and spiral arms.
35 Clues: The central part of a galaxy. • A cloud of interstellar gas or dust. • A star of large luminosity and radius. • Two stars that revolve around each other. • The upper boundary to the mass of a white dwarf. • A large assemblage of stars without radial symmetry. • A measure of the luminosity of an object like a star. • ...
Stars and Galaxies and Cosmology Review 2026-10-29
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- The small spiral arm of the Milky Way where Earth and our Sun are located.
- A mysterious force that is causing the expansion rate of the universe to accelerate.
- An extremely large star that can fuse elements up to iron
- An early stage in star formation before nuclear fusion begins
- The nuclear process that combines lighter atoms into heavier ones inside a star
- The distance light travels in one Earth year, equal to roughly 9.46 trillion kilometers.
- The hot, dense core left behind after a low-mass star sheds its outer layers
- A smooth, egg-shaped galaxy containing mostly old stars and very little gas or dust.
- The law stating that the speed at which a galaxy recedes is directly proportional to its distance from us.
- The classification system using the letters O B A F G K M
- A giant cloud of gas and dust in space where new stars are born
- An expanded, cooler stage when a sun-like star runs out of core hydrogen
- The change in wave frequency caused by the relative motion between a wave source and an observer.
- An object with gravity so intense that not even light can escape it
- The scientific study of the origin, structure, evolution, and ultimate fate of the universe.
- The stretching of light toward longer wavelengths as a cosmic object moves away from Earth.
- The largest spiral galaxy in our Local Group, currently on a collision course with the Milky Way.
- The violent explosion of a high-mass star at the end of its life
- A category of galaxy with no symmetrical or defined shape, often rich in gas and dust.
- An extremely dense stellar remnant left over from a supernova
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- The barred spiral galaxy that contains Earth and our solar system.
- Invisible matter that emits no light but exerts gravitational force, holding galaxies together.
- The total amount of light output a star emits per second
- The star property on the X axis of an HR diagram running high to low
- The rainbow pattern of colors or dark emission/absorption lines used to analyze stellar composition and movement.
- An expanding shell of gas blown off by an aging red giant
- The dense, spherical center of a spiral galaxy packed tightly with older Population II stars.
- The balance between the inward pull of gravity and outward pressure
- An extremely bright and distant active galactic nucleus powered by a supermassive black hole.
- The sparse, spherical outer region of a spiral galaxy containing old stars and globular clusters.
- The shortening of light waves toward higher frequencies as an object moves toward the observer.
- The element whose fusion in a massive star core triggers a supernova
- The brightest star in our night sky with a white dwarf companion
- A famous red supergiant star located in the constellation Orion
- The small cluster of over 50 galaxies that includes the Milky Way and Andromeda.
- The stable phase of a star's life where it fuses hydrogen into helium
36 Clues: The total amount of light output a star emits per second • An extremely large star that can fuse elements up to iron • An expanding shell of gas blown off by an aging red giant • The classification system using the letters O B A F G K M • An early stage in star formation before nuclear fusion begins • An extremely dense stellar remnant left over from a supernova • ...
winston churchill 2013-10-13
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- who other than Churchill and Roosevelt where members of the "big Three"
- how many world wars did he live through
- which Palace was Winston Churchill born in
- which battle did Winton Churchill ride with the Cavalry in Sudan
- what did Winston Churchill get the Nobel prize for
- who beat up Winston Churchill at age 7
- what did Winston Churchill's famous V sign stand for
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- which royal force did Winston Churchill take over in 1911
- how many years was he an member of parliament
- what was Winston Churchill famous for in history
- what was Winston Churchill's position in world war 2 1940
- what was the only one thing Winston Churchill wrote in one exam
- which famous public school did Winston Churchill attend
- which wars was Winston Churchill captured and escaped
- what sport was Winston Churchill good at
- how many children did Winston Children have
16 Clues: who beat up Winston Churchill at age 7 • how many world wars did he live through • what sport was Winston Churchill good at • which Palace was Winston Churchill born in • how many children did Winston Children have • how many years was he an member of parliament • what was Winston Churchill famous for in history • what did Winston Churchill get the Nobel prize for • ...
Vocab 5 2026-02-24
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- A group of Roman leaders who advised the government and made decisions.
- A long period of peace and stability in the Roman Empire.
- An elected official who protected the rights of plebeians.
- A common, working-class Roman citizen.
- A powerful city-state in North Africa that fought Rome in the Punic Wars.
- An increase in prices and a decrease in money’s value.
- Rome’s first written set of laws.
- One of two chief leaders elected to run the Roman Republic.
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- A wealthy, upper-class Roman citizen.
- A series of three wars fought between Rome and Carthage.
- The leader of the Roman Catholic Church.
- Structures built by Romans to carry water into cities.
- One of Jesus’s close followers who spread his teachings.
- A government where citizens elect leaders to represent them.
- A Roman temple built to honor all the gods.
- A religion based on the teachings of Jesus Christ.
16 Clues: Rome’s first written set of laws. • A wealthy, upper-class Roman citizen. • A common, working-class Roman citizen. • The leader of the Roman Catholic Church. • A Roman temple built to honor all the gods. • A religion based on the teachings of Jesus Christ. • Structures built by Romans to carry water into cities. • An increase in prices and a decrease in money’s value. • ...
Vocab 5 2025-02-24
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- Tables 12 Tablets that displayed the Laws of Rome to the public
- A assembly of people that decide laws for a government
- A massive trading city in the ancient mediterranean, enemy of Rome
- The lower working class of Rome
- A state where representatives have political power and represent the people
- A monotheistic religion that follows the teachings of Jesus Christ
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- A temple dedicated to the Roman Gods
- A channel made of stone that brings water across valleys
- Voted by the Plebeians to defend their needs in the Rome Republic
- Romana The 200 year golden age of Rome
- The highest ranking official in the Roman Republic
- The head of the Roman Catholic Church
- The upper class of Rome
- The 12 disciplines of Jesus
- Wars 3 wars between Rome and Carthage that all ended in Roman Victory
- The amount of increase of prices during a period of time
16 Clues: The upper class of Rome • The 12 disciplines of Jesus • The lower working class of Rome • A temple dedicated to the Roman Gods • The head of the Roman Catholic Church • Romana The 200 year golden age of Rome • The highest ranking official in the Roman Republic • A assembly of people that decide laws for a government • ...
Cold War 2026-04-23
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- ___ Curtain: metaphor for the separation of USSR countries from Europe
- this country was split into East and West after WWII
- stands for "demilitarized zone" between North/South Korea
- We went to war here from 1950-1953 to stop communism
- ___ Doctrine: America should contain communism at all costs
- "free market" economy (like we have in the USA)
- This country later became known as the Soviet Union
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- Asian country, the first in Asia to adopt communism
- ___ wars: indirect wars fought between two powers
- ___ Pact: alliance of communist countries opposing NATO
- ___ theory: if one country falls to communism, the rest will
- alliance created for Western countries during the Cold War
- government controls the economy and everyone is equal
- Acronym for "Union of Soviet Socialist Republics"
- Berlin ____: operation to drop supplies to people in West Germany
- Communist leader of China from the end of WWII until the 70s
16 Clues: "free market" economy (like we have in the USA) • ___ wars: indirect wars fought between two powers • Acronym for "Union of Soviet Socialist Republics" • Asian country, the first in Asia to adopt communism • This country later became known as the Soviet Union • this country was split into East and West after WWII • ...
Roman empire vocabulary 2026-10-27
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- One of two elected leaders who ran the Roman government and military.
- A powerful North African city-state that fought Rome.
- A stone channel built to carry fresh water into Roman cities.
- Caesar: A Roman general who became dictator and ended the Republic.
- Romana: A 200-year period of peace and prosperity in Rome.
- An official elected to protect plebeian rights.
- A Roman military unit of about 5,000 foot soldiers.
- A wealthy, upper-class Roman citizen.
- wars: Three wars between Rome and Carthage won by Rome.
- Ancient Rome's powerful governing council of aristocrats.
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- A Carthaginian general who invaded Rome with war elephants.
- A common Roman citizen (farmer, worker, merchant).
- A political alliance of three rulers.
- Rome’s first official emperor who began the Pax Romana.
- A drastic drop in the value of money paired with rising prices.
- A government where citizens vote for their leaders.
16 Clues: A political alliance of three rulers. • A wealthy, upper-class Roman citizen. • An official elected to protect plebeian rights. • A common Roman citizen (farmer, worker, merchant). • A Roman military unit of about 5,000 foot soldiers. • A government where citizens vote for their leaders. • A powerful North African city-state that fought Rome. • ...
Roman empire vocabulary 2026-10-27
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- A government where citizens vote for their leaders.
- A Carthaginian general who invaded Rome with war elephants.
- A stone channel built to carry fresh water into Roman cities.
- A Roman military unit of about 5,000 foot soldiers.
- Rome’s first official emperor who began the Pax Romana.
- A common Roman citizen (farmer, worker, merchant).
- A wealthy, upper-class Roman citizen.
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- A drastic drop in the value of money paired with rising prices.
- Romana: A 200-year period of peace and prosperity in Rome.
- A political alliance of three rulers.
- Caesar: A Roman general who became dictator and ended the Republic.
- A powerful North African city-state that fought Rome.
- One of two elected leaders who ran the Roman government and military.
- wars: Three wars between Rome and Carthage won by Rome.
- Ancient Rome's powerful governing council of aristocrats.
- An official elected to protect plebeian rights.
16 Clues: A political alliance of three rulers. • A wealthy, upper-class Roman citizen. • An official elected to protect plebeian rights. • A common Roman citizen (farmer, worker, merchant). • A government where citizens vote for their leaders. • A Roman military unit of about 5,000 foot soldiers. • A powerful North African city-state that fought Rome. • ...
Roman empire vocabulary 2026-10-27
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- An official elected to protect plebeian rights.
- Caesar: A Roman general who became dictator and ended the Republic.
- A government where citizens vote for their leaders.
- A powerful North African city-state that fought Rome.
- A drastic drop in the value of money paired with rising prices.
- A stone channel built to carry fresh water into Roman cities.
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- Rome’s first official emperor who began the Pax Romana.
- A Roman military unit of about 5,000 foot soldiers.
- A Carthaginian general who invaded Rome with war elephants.
- Ancient Rome's powerful governing council of aristocrats.
- A wealthy, upper-class Roman citizen.
- wars: Three wars between Rome and Carthage won by Rome.
- Romana: A 200-year period of peace and prosperity in Rome.
- One of two elected leaders who ran the Roman government and military.
- A common Roman citizen (farmer, worker, merchant).
- A political alliance of three rulers.
16 Clues: A wealthy, upper-class Roman citizen. • A political alliance of three rulers. • An official elected to protect plebeian rights. • A common Roman citizen (farmer, worker, merchant). • A Roman military unit of about 5,000 foot soldiers. • A government where citizens vote for their leaders. • A powerful North African city-state that fought Rome. • ...
Roman empire vocabulary 2026-10-27
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- Romana: A 200-year period of peace and prosperity in Rome.
- A drastic drop in the value of money paired with rising prices.
- Caesar: A Roman general who became dictator and ended the Republic.
- A political alliance of three rulers.
- A Carthaginian general who invaded Rome with war elephants.
- A government where citizens vote for their leaders.
- Rome’s first official emperor who began the Pax Romana.
- An official elected to protect plebeian rights.
- A common Roman citizen (farmer, worker, merchant).
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- One of two elected leaders who ran the Roman government and military.
- A powerful North African city-state that fought Rome.
- A wealthy, upper-class Roman citizen.
- Ancient Rome's powerful governing council of aristocrats.
- A stone channel built to carry fresh water into Roman cities.
- wars: Three wars between Rome and Carthage won by Rome.
- A Roman military unit of about 5,000 foot soldiers.
16 Clues: A wealthy, upper-class Roman citizen. • A political alliance of three rulers. • An official elected to protect plebeian rights. • A common Roman citizen (farmer, worker, merchant). • A government where citizens vote for their leaders. • A Roman military unit of about 5,000 foot soldiers. • A powerful North African city-state that fought Rome. • ...
Roman empire vocabulary 2026-10-27
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- A Roman military unit of about 5,000 foot soldiers.
- Caesar: A Roman general who became dictator and ended the Republic.
- An official elected to protect plebeian rights.
- A stone channel built to carry fresh water into Roman cities.
- One of two elected leaders who ran the Roman government and military.
- A wealthy, upper-class Roman citizen.
- Romana: A 200-year period of peace and prosperity in Rome.
- A Carthaginian general who invaded Rome with war elephants.
- A powerful North African city-state that fought Rome.
Down
- A drastic drop in the value of money paired with rising prices.
- A common Roman citizen (farmer, worker, merchant).
- Rome’s first official emperor who began the Pax Romana.
- wars: Three wars between Rome and Carthage won by Rome.
- A political alliance of three rulers.
- Ancient Rome's powerful governing council of aristocrats.
- A government where citizens vote for their leaders.
16 Clues: A political alliance of three rulers. • A wealthy, upper-class Roman citizen. • An official elected to protect plebeian rights. • A common Roman citizen (farmer, worker, merchant). • A Roman military unit of about 5,000 foot soldiers. • A government where citizens vote for their leaders. • A powerful North African city-state that fought Rome. • ...
Ch. 34/36: Ancient Rome 2020-06-16
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- a high official in ancient Rome
- an account of the life and teachings of Jesus Christ
- a Carthaginian general, his men fought the romans
- a disrespectful act or statement against God
- a ritual by which a person is welcomed into a religion
- a war between regions of the same country
- a simple story that explains a moral or religious lesson
- faught countless wars, became republic
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- a religion in which people believe in Jesus & God
- someone who tries to persuade others to believe in his or her religious teachings
- ruled over 50million people
- disciple a person who helps spread the religious teachings of another
- wars fought between Rome and Carthage
- a savior that many Jews believed had been promised by god
- as stabbed 23 times and bled to death at the door of the Senate.
- someone who rules, dictates a country
16 Clues: ruled over 50million people • a high official in ancient Rome • wars fought between Rome and Carthage • someone who rules, dictates a country • faught countless wars, became republic • a war between regions of the same country • a disrespectful act or statement against God • a religion in which people believe in Jesus & God • ...
Unit 7 Quiz Review 2024-03-28
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- What did Regan call Nicaragua? (spelled out)
- System were you trade goods or services
- What was the name of the Wars the US got involved in Latin America
- what organization was created in 1955
- Why did Regan involve Iran in the Iran contra scandal
- One of the most important inventions since the industrial revolution
- Of the 50-60% of freshwater being consumed, what percentage do we drink?
- What treaty organization was created during the Cold War
- A geographical region having no access to water
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- How many wars have occurred between Pakistan and India
- What president encouraged imperialism at the turn of the 1900s.
- What treaty organization trials you for war crimes
- What bill did Congress pass in 1984
- How did the The first, second, and fourth war end
- Name of the Pakistan India border in Kashmir
- What percentage of the earths water is salt water (spelled out)
16 Clues: What bill did Congress pass in 1984 • what organization was created in 1955 • System were you trade goods or services • What did Regan call Nicaragua? (spelled out) • Name of the Pakistan India border in Kashmir • A geographical region having no access to water • How did the The first, second, and fourth war end • What treaty organization trials you for war crimes • ...
Roman empire vocabulary 2026-10-27
Across
- One of two elected leaders who ran the Roman government and military.
- A Carthaginian general who invaded Rome with war elephants.
- A drastic drop in the value of money paired with rising prices.
- A political alliance of three rulers.
- An official elected to protect plebeian rights.
- A wealthy, upper-class Roman citizen.
- Ancient Rome's powerful governing council of aristocrats.
Down
- Rome’s first official emperor who began the Pax Romana.
- A common Roman citizen (farmer, worker, merchant).
- A stone channel built to carry fresh water into Roman cities.
- A Roman military unit of about 5,000 foot soldiers.
- A powerful North African city-state that fought Rome.
- Romana: A 200-year period of peace and prosperity in Rome.
- A government where citizens vote for their leaders.
- Caesar: A Roman general who became dictator and ended the Republic.
- wars: Three wars between Rome and Carthage won by Rome.
16 Clues: A political alliance of three rulers. • A wealthy, upper-class Roman citizen. • An official elected to protect plebeian rights. • A common Roman citizen (farmer, worker, merchant). • A Roman military unit of about 5,000 foot soldiers. • A government where citizens vote for their leaders. • A powerful North African city-state that fought Rome. • ...
Roman empire vocabulary 2026-10-27
Across
- wars: Three wars between Rome and Carthage won by Rome.
- A drastic drop in the value of money paired with rising prices.
- A Roman military unit of about 5,000 foot soldiers.
- Caesar: A Roman general who became dictator and ended the Republic.
- A powerful North African city-state that fought Rome.
- Romana: A 200-year period of peace and prosperity in Rome.
- Rome’s first official emperor who began the Pax Romana.
- A government where citizens vote for their leaders.
Down
- A political alliance of three rulers.
- One of two elected leaders who ran the Roman government and military.
- A common Roman citizen (farmer, worker, merchant).
- A Carthaginian general who invaded Rome with war elephants.
- An official elected to protect plebeian rights.
- A wealthy, upper-class Roman citizen.
- Ancient Rome's powerful governing council of aristocrats.
- A stone channel built to carry fresh water into Roman cities.
16 Clues: A political alliance of three rulers. • A wealthy, upper-class Roman citizen. • An official elected to protect plebeian rights. • A common Roman citizen (farmer, worker, merchant). • A Roman military unit of about 5,000 foot soldiers. • A government where citizens vote for their leaders. • A powerful North African city-state that fought Rome. • ...
Roman empire vocabulary 2026-10-27
Across
- A stone channel built to carry fresh water into Roman cities.
- An official elected to protect plebeian rights.
- A drastic drop in the value of money paired with rising prices.
- A political alliance of three rulers.
- wars: Three wars between Rome and Carthage won by Rome.
- Romana: A 200-year period of peace and prosperity in Rome.
Down
- A powerful North African city-state that fought Rome.
- A government where citizens vote for their leaders.
- Ancient Rome's powerful governing council of aristocrats.
- A Carthaginian general who invaded Rome with war elephants.
- One of two elected leaders who ran the Roman government and military.
- Rome’s first official emperor who began the Pax Romana.
- A common Roman citizen (farmer, worker, merchant).
- Caesar: A Roman general who became dictator and ended the Republic.
- A Roman military unit of about 5,000 foot soldiers.
- A wealthy, upper-class Roman citizen.
16 Clues: A political alliance of three rulers. • A wealthy, upper-class Roman citizen. • An official elected to protect plebeian rights. • A common Roman citizen (farmer, worker, merchant). • A government where citizens vote for their leaders. • A Roman military unit of about 5,000 foot soldiers. • A powerful North African city-state that fought Rome. • ...
Roman empire vocabulary 2026-10-27
Across
- A Carthaginian general who invaded Rome with war elephants.
- A stone channel built to carry fresh water into Roman cities.
- A wealthy, upper-class Roman citizen.
- A Roman military unit of about 5,000 foot soldiers.
- Rome’s first official emperor who began the Pax Romana.
- A political alliance of three rulers.
- A government where citizens vote for their leaders.
Down
- An official elected to protect plebeian rights.
- wars: Three wars between Rome and Carthage won by Rome.
- A common Roman citizen (farmer, worker, merchant).
- A powerful North African city-state that fought Rome.
- Romana: A 200-year period of peace and prosperity in Rome.
- Caesar: A Roman general who became dictator and ended the Republic.
- A drastic drop in the value of money paired with rising prices.
- One of two elected leaders who ran the Roman government and military.
- Ancient Rome's powerful governing council of aristocrats.
16 Clues: A wealthy, upper-class Roman citizen. • A political alliance of three rulers. • An official elected to protect plebeian rights. • A common Roman citizen (farmer, worker, merchant). • A Roman military unit of about 5,000 foot soldiers. • A government where citizens vote for their leaders. • A powerful North African city-state that fought Rome. • ...
Roman empire vocabulary 2026-10-27
Across
- A Roman military unit of about 5,000 foot soldiers.
- Romana: A 200-year period of peace and prosperity in Rome.
- A common Roman citizen (farmer, worker, merchant).
- Rome’s first official emperor who began the Pax Romana.
- A powerful North African city-state that fought Rome.
- A wealthy, upper-class Roman citizen.
- One of two elected leaders who ran the Roman government and military.
Down
- A government where citizens vote for their leaders.
- A drastic drop in the value of money paired with rising prices.
- A political alliance of three rulers.
- A stone channel built to carry fresh water into Roman cities.
- An official elected to protect plebeian rights.
- Ancient Rome's powerful governing council of aristocrats.
- A Carthaginian general who invaded Rome with war elephants.
- Caesar: A Roman general who became dictator and ended the Republic.
- wars: Three wars between Rome and Carthage won by Rome.
16 Clues: A political alliance of three rulers. • A wealthy, upper-class Roman citizen. • An official elected to protect plebeian rights. • A common Roman citizen (farmer, worker, merchant). • A government where citizens vote for their leaders. • A Roman military unit of about 5,000 foot soldiers. • A powerful North African city-state that fought Rome. • ...
Roman empire vocabulary 2026-10-27
Across
- A government where citizens vote for their leaders.
- Romana: A 200-year period of peace and prosperity in Rome.
- An official elected to protect plebeian rights.
- A Roman military unit of about 5,000 foot soldiers.
- A drastic drop in the value of money paired with rising prices.
- Rome’s first official emperor who began the Pax Romana.
- Ancient Rome's powerful governing council of aristocrats.
Down
- A powerful North African city-state that fought Rome.
- A stone channel built to carry fresh water into Roman cities.
- Caesar: A Roman general who became dictator and ended the Republic.
- A common Roman citizen (farmer, worker, merchant).
- A Carthaginian general who invaded Rome with war elephants.
- A wealthy, upper-class Roman citizen.
- A political alliance of three rulers.
- One of two elected leaders who ran the Roman government and military.
- wars: Three wars between Rome and Carthage won by Rome.
16 Clues: A wealthy, upper-class Roman citizen. • A political alliance of three rulers. • An official elected to protect plebeian rights. • A common Roman citizen (farmer, worker, merchant). • A government where citizens vote for their leaders. • A Roman military unit of about 5,000 foot soldiers. • A powerful North African city-state that fought Rome. • ...
Roman empire vocabulary 2026-10-27
Across
- A government where citizens vote for their leaders.
- Romana: A 200-year period of peace and prosperity in Rome.
- An official elected to protect plebeian rights.
- A Roman military unit of about 5,000 foot soldiers.
- A drastic drop in the value of money paired with rising prices.
- Rome’s first official emperor who began the Pax Romana.
- Ancient Rome's powerful governing council of aristocrats.
Down
- A powerful North African city-state that fought Rome.
- A stone channel built to carry fresh water into Roman cities.
- Caesar: A Roman general who became dictator and ended the Republic.
- A common Roman citizen (farmer, worker, merchant).
- A Carthaginian general who invaded Rome with war elephants.
- A wealthy, upper-class Roman citizen.
- A political alliance of three rulers.
- One of two elected leaders who ran the Roman government and military.
- wars: Three wars between Rome and Carthage won by Rome.
16 Clues: A wealthy, upper-class Roman citizen. • A political alliance of three rulers. • An official elected to protect plebeian rights. • A common Roman citizen (farmer, worker, merchant). • A government where citizens vote for their leaders. • A Roman military unit of about 5,000 foot soldiers. • A powerful North African city-state that fought Rome. • ...
Roman empire vocabulary 2026-10-27
Across
- A powerful North African city-state that fought Rome.
- A Roman military unit of about 5,000 foot soldiers.
- A Carthaginian general who invaded Rome with war elephants.
- A government where citizens vote for their leaders.
- A stone channel built to carry fresh water into Roman cities.
- A wealthy, upper-class Roman citizen.
- A common Roman citizen (farmer, worker, merchant).
Down
- One of two elected leaders who ran the Roman government and military.
- A drastic drop in the value of money paired with rising prices.
- Rome’s first official emperor who began the Pax Romana.
- An official elected to protect plebeian rights.
- A political alliance of three rulers.
- Caesar: A Roman general who became dictator and ended the Republic.
- wars: Three wars between Rome and Carthage won by Rome.
- Ancient Rome's powerful governing council of aristocrats.
- Romana: A 200-year period of peace and prosperity in Rome.
16 Clues: A political alliance of three rulers. • A wealthy, upper-class Roman citizen. • An official elected to protect plebeian rights. • A common Roman citizen (farmer, worker, merchant). • A Roman military unit of about 5,000 foot soldiers. • A government where citizens vote for their leaders. • A powerful North African city-state that fought Rome. • ...
Sea Stars 2022-07-30
Across
- animal that eats meat
- another name for a sea stars arm
- not a fish but shaped like a star
- where sea stars live
- first stage of star fish life cycle
- animals with spiny skin
- what happens when a sea star loses an arm
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- favorite food of sea stars
- animals with no back bone
- tiny suckers that sea stars use to move
- what star fish stick into shells to eat
- shallow areas of water along the shore
- located at the end of each sea star arm
13 Clues: where sea stars live • animal that eats meat • animals with spiny skin • animals with no back bone • favorite food of sea stars • another name for a sea stars arm • not a fish but shaped like a star • first stage of star fish life cycle • shallow areas of water along the shore • tiny suckers that sea stars use to move • what star fish stick into shells to eat • ...
Life Cycle of Stars 2022-02-07
Across
- very dense collection of gas and dust
- collection of gas and dust
- how bright a star is
- main portion of the life of a star
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- star
- energy that is the fundamental energy of stars
- very dense star
- Actual brightness of a star
- one happens every 50 years in the galaxy
- particles of light
- Brightness of a star as it appears
11 Clues: star • very dense star • particles of light • how bright a star is • collection of gas and dust • Actual brightness of a star • Brightness of a star as it appears • main portion of the life of a star • very dense collection of gas and dust • one happens every 50 years in the galaxy • energy that is the fundamental energy of stars
Academy Journal Crossword 2023-01-11
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- A star
- Mrs. Hughes' new last name
- Still another star
- BAME president
- Building with M. Ricci's office
- Another star
- In-charge of the Middle School
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- Money job
- Upper School building
- Currency
- A star
- Recess Supervisor
- BAME vice president
- One of the stars
- Middle School building
- Brookfield Academy Mini Economy for short
16 Clues: A star • A star • Currency • Money job • Another star • BAME president • One of the stars • Recess Supervisor • Still another star • BAME vice president • Upper School building • Middle School building • Mrs. Hughes' new last name • In-charge of the Middle School • Building with M. Ricci's office • Brookfield Academy Mini Economy for short
Matariki 2024-06-25
Across
- Star for ocean
- Season that Matariki is in.
- Star that is related to wind
- Star for elevated foods
- Star for freshwater
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- Star that dreams and hopes are connected to
- Star that is related to the dead
- Star that is related to rain
- Star for hope, reflection, and gathering
- Which month is Matariki(Public holiday)?
10 Clues: Star for ocean • Star for freshwater • Star for elevated foods • Season that Matariki is in. • Star that is related to rain • Star that is related to wind • Star that is related to the dead • Star for hope, reflection, and gathering • Which month is Matariki(Public holiday)? • Star that dreams and hopes are connected to
SPACE 2023-05-31
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- - A habitable artificial structure in space
- - A rocky object that orbits the Sun
- - The fourth planet from the Sun
- - A vast system of stars, gas, and dust
- - A person who travels and works in space
- - A cloud of gas and dust in space
- - Earth's natural satellite
- - A celestial object composed of ice and dust
- - A large celestial body that orbits a star
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- - An object that orbits a planet or a star
- - An explosive event in a star
- - The largest planet in our solar system
- - A celestial body that emits light
- - A vast system of stars, gas, and dust
- - The center of our solar system
- - An instrument used to observe distant objects in space
- - The planet known for its prominent ring system
- - A person who travels and works in space
- - A vehicle that propels itself into space
- - Unidentified Flying Object
20 Clues: - Earth's natural satellite • - Unidentified Flying Object • - An explosive event in a star • - The center of our solar system • - The fourth planet from the Sun • - A cloud of gas and dust in space • - A celestial body that emits light • - A rocky object that orbits the Sun • - A vast system of stars, gas, and dust • - A vast system of stars, gas, and dust • ...
2025 Softball Midseason Puzzle 2025-04-15
Across
- eighth grade class president
- has peed her pants at practice
- fell upside down out of Grace's car
- 2025 salutatorian
- has never eaten Town Spa pizza
- committed to UConn
- premed scholar
Down
- loves an Australian cartoon character
- heading to Bentley
- DECA star
- has peed her pants in a game
- future OU star
- first Hock player of the week
- often forgets where first base is
- hates her nickname
- former baseball star
- Ms. Magoo
17 Clues: DECA star • Ms. Magoo • future OU star • premed scholar • 2025 salutatorian • heading to Bentley • hates her nickname • committed to UConn • former baseball star • eighth grade class president • has peed her pants in a game • first Hock player of the week • has peed her pants at practice • has never eaten Town Spa pizza • often forgets where first base is • fell upside down out of Grace's car • ...
objects in the universe 2023-01-12
Across
- something after a star dies
- the start of expansion
- not even light can escape
- _618
- not big enough
- giant ball of flaming gas
- might not exist
- everything there is
- about 1700 times larger than the sun
- collection of gas and rocks
Down
- before planet
- carpet of gas
- before star
- the closest galaxy
- like earth
- a collection of dust where we live
16 Clues: _618 • like earth • before star • before planet • carpet of gas • not big enough • might not exist • the closest galaxy • everything there is • the start of expansion • not even light can escape • giant ball of flaming gas • something after a star dies • collection of gas and rocks • a collection of dust where we live • about 1700 times larger than the sun
Matariki 2022-06-23
Across
- The star of food that grows off trees and bushes.
- The star of fresh water food.
- The Matariki stars resemble the start of this.
- The star of dreams.
- The star of rain.
Down
- The star of food that grows in the ground.
- The star of people who have passed away.
- The star of wind.
- The star of seafood.
- This star signifies well-being and hope.
10 Clues: The star of wind. • The star of rain. • The star of dreams. • The star of seafood. • The star of fresh water food. • The star of people who have passed away. • This star signifies well-being and hope. • The star of food that grows in the ground. • The Matariki stars resemble the start of this. • The star of food that grows off trees and bushes.
Star Are Scattered 2023-05-17
Across
- Intense longing to be resettled
- The village they used to live in
- She thinks of this before herself
- breaking of fast at sunset
- the currency in the camp
- Needed to be resettled
- holiday at the end of Ramadan
- Omar continues to look for
Down
- Takes on a routine of school and chores
- what everyone hopes for
- What Omar remembers
- A new one comes every week
- Feeling Omar felt against Nimo
- Where they live
- City of light
15 Clues: City of light • Where they live • What Omar remembers • Needed to be resettled • what everyone hopes for • the currency in the camp • A new one comes every week • breaking of fast at sunset • Omar continues to look for • holiday at the end of Ramadan • Feeling Omar felt against Nimo • Intense longing to be resettled • The village they used to live in • She thinks of this before herself • ...
Every Falling Star 2023-12-18
Across
- The crime of betraying one’s country
- A piece of land almost entirely surrounded by water
- Moving in a quivering way
- Mark with a small spot or spots
- Urge or encourage someone to do something
- In an orderly or systematic manner
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- Restrain a reaction
- morally currupt
- Giving good value or service to t(e amount of money, time, or effort spent
- Keep out of sight, typically with a sinister or cowardly motive
- Give out sweat as a result of heat, physical exertion, or stress
- Disguise or gloss over
- wet muddy ground too soft to support a heavy body
- A small hill or mound
- lively and high-spirited
15 Clues: morally currupt • Restrain a reaction • A small hill or mound • Disguise or gloss over • lively and high-spirited • Moving in a quivering way • Mark with a small spot or spots • In an orderly or systematic manner • The crime of betraying one’s country • Urge or encourage someone to do something • wet muddy ground too soft to support a heavy body • ...
classic movie star 2023-10-29
Across
- - Elizabeth or the original "Cleopatra"
- - Master of suspense
- - Bette or Geena
- - Rhett Butler in "Gone with the Wind"
- - Iconic blonde bombshell
- - Audrey or Katharine
- - Dashing leading man
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- - "Mildred Pierce" actress
- - Lauren or Humphrey's co-star
- - Spencer or Spencer's partner
- - Silent film comedian
- - "Casablanca" star
- - "I want to be alone" actress
- - George or Jimmy
- - "The Godfather" star
15 Clues: - Bette or Geena • - George or Jimmy • - "Casablanca" star • - Master of suspense • - Audrey or Katharine • - Dashing leading man • - Silent film comedian • - "The Godfather" star • - Iconic blonde bombshell • - "Mildred Pierce" actress • - Lauren or Humphrey's co-star • - Spencer or Spencer's partner • - "I want to be alone" actress • - Rhett Butler in "Gone with the Wind" • ...
Star Trek Puzzle 2024-12-08
Across
- A station on the edge of the Bajoran wormhole (3 letters, 1 word)
- Captain Janeway’s ship (7 letters)
- A handheld energy weapon used by Starfleet officers (6 letters)
- An android who serves as second officer on the Enterprise-D (4 letters)
- The quadrant where Voyager became stranded (5 letters)
- The faster-than-light propulsion system used by Starfleet (4 letters)
- Organization tasked with exploration and defence (9 letters)
- The Federation’s main rival in the Gamma Quadrant (7 letters)
- Cybernetic beings who assimilate other species (4 letters)
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- The commander of Deep Space Nine (6 letters)
- The second captain of the USS Enterprise (7 letters)
- The flagship of Starfleet (10 letters)
- A simulated environment used for training and recreation (9 letters)
- A warrior species known for their honour and ridged foreheads (7 letters)
- A Vulcan officer known for logic and pointed ears (5 letters)
15 Clues: Captain Janeway’s ship (7 letters) • The flagship of Starfleet (10 letters) • The commander of Deep Space Nine (6 letters) • The second captain of the USS Enterprise (7 letters) • The quadrant where Voyager became stranded (5 letters) • Cybernetic beings who assimilate other species (4 letters) • Organization tasked with exploration and defence (9 letters) • ...
Star-spangled Vocabulary 2021-09-03
15 Clues: Flag • Song • Freedom • Right to vote • Loves country • Qualified voters • My country is #1 • Give right to vote • Too much patriotism • Most important U.S. law • Terrorist attack on U.S. • Government with no monarch • People overthrow government • Person wanting to end slavery • Weapon used in American Revolution
Star Crossworded Lovers 2022-03-15
Across
- How long they have been together
- Month of their anniversary
- Their favorite wine, for short
- Where he proposed
- Their favorite board game
- Honeymoon destination
- Favorite date meal
Down
- Their first born
- Newest family addition
- Where they met
- Favorite dog breed
- First date location
- Dinner when too lazy to cook
- President of their street's namesake
- Favorite thing to do outdoors
15 Clues: Where they met • Their first born • Where he proposed • Favorite dog breed • Favorite date meal • First date location • Honeymoon destination • Newest family addition • Their favorite board game • Month of their anniversary • Dinner when too lazy to cook • Favorite thing to do outdoors • Their favorite wine, for short • How long they have been together • ...
WHOSE THE STAR! 2025-09-23
Across
- Actress born as Bhanurekha Ganesan, starred in Umrao Jaan, Khoon Bhari Maang etc.
- He’s the method actor who played a gangster, a cop, and a father with equal finesse
- He’s the Brown Munde who made Indo-Canadian swag a genre
- The Hitchki Girl
- My daughter in law was Miss World
- Sang unplugged versions in Highway, Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania
- The Nightingale of India, with over 30,000 songs recorded
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- Miss World turned spy
- From Queen to Thalaivii, she’s never played it safe
- Born Rajiv Hari Om Bhatia, he earned fame for Khiladi series among others
- This Mitran Di Chatri singer is known for his deep voice and deeper lyrics.
- He is “Jumping Jack”, born Ravi Kapoor, acted in 200+ films over decades
- My husband is director of Saiyaara
- Indie legend with O Sanam
- Born Shree Amma Yanger Ayyappan, this actress ruled Bollywood in the 1980s–90s
15 Clues: The Hitchki Girl • Miss World turned spy • Indie legend with O Sanam • My daughter in law was Miss World • My husband is director of Saiyaara • From Queen to Thalaivii, she’s never played it safe • He’s the Brown Munde who made Indo-Canadian swag a genre • The Nightingale of India, with over 30,000 songs recorded • ...
Outer space 2024-06-11
Across
- the star we see at daytime
- a planet's satellite
- move around something, like a moon
- star from a star
- what earth is
- the study of outer space
- a person who studies Astronomy
- the biggest star we know
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- what a supernova causes
- a star's explosion
- international Space Station
- what kepler-22b is
- how many moons mars has
13 Clues: what earth is • star from a star • a star's explosion • what kepler-22b is • a planet's satellite • what a supernova causes • how many moons mars has • the study of outer space • the biggest star we know • the star we see at daytime • international Space Station • a person who studies Astronomy • move around something, like a moon
Survey of the Stars 2021-02-10
Across
- A cluster of up to several thousand stars, found only in the disks of galaxies and often contain young stars
- Stars that appear just below the supergiants on the H-R diagram because they are somewhat smaller in radius and lower in luminosity
- A system for describing stellar brightness by using numbers
- A measure of the apparent brightness of an object in the sky, based on the ancient system developed by Hipparchus
- The length of time for which a star of a particular mass can shine by fusing hydrogen into helium in its core
- A measure of an object's luminosity; defined to be the apparent magnitude the object would have if it were located exactly 10 parsecs away
- The hot, compact corpses of low-mass stars, typically with a mass similar to that of the Sun compressed to a volume the size of Earth
- The total power output of an object, usually measured in watts or in units of solar luminosities
- Stars whose temperature and luminosity place them on the main sequence of the H-R diagram
- The point on a cluster's H-R diagram where its stars turn off from the main sequence; the age of the cluster is equal to the main-sequence lifetime of stars at the main-sequence turnoff point
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- A star system that contains two stars
- A binary star system in which both stars can be resolved through a telescope
- A spherically shaped cluster of up to a million or more stars; found primarily in the halos of galaxies and contain only very old stars
- A way of classifying a star by the lines that appear in its spectrum
- The distance to an object with a parallax angle of 1 arcsecond; approximately equal to 3.26 light-years
- A binary star system in which the two stars happen to be orbiting in the plane of our line of sight, so that each star will periodically eclipse the other
- The amount of light reaching us per unit area from a luminous object
- Stars that grow alternately brighter and dimmer as their outer layers expand and contract in size
- A star that is between being a main-sequence star and being a giant; subgiants have inert helium cores and hydrogen-fusing shells
- A binary star system whose binary nature is revealed because we detect the spectral lines of one or both stars alternately becoming blueshifted and redshifted as the stars orbit each other
20 Clues: A star system that contains two stars • A system for describing stellar brightness by using numbers • A way of classifying a star by the lines that appear in its spectrum • The amount of light reaching us per unit area from a luminous object • A binary star system in which both stars can be resolved through a telescope • ...
Star wars crossword ex.2 2022-03-03
5 Clues: who is Palpatine's granddaughter • what is the power the Jedi and sith use. • where was Yoda's home in his final years. • where did Obi-Wan take Luke after his birth. • How many sith lords are there, no more, no less
star wars: the last jedi 2022-02-08
5 Clues: wat is het wapen • waar zijn de Knights of Ren? • wanneer gebeurt het verhaal zich af • wat is de familienaam van de familie • Hoe kwam Maz Kanata aan het zwaard van Luke en Anakin Skywalker?
star wars: the last jedi 2022-02-08
5 Clues: wat is het wapen • waar zijn de Knights of Ren? • wanneer gebeurt het verhaal zich af • wat is de familienaam van de familie • Hoe kwam Maz Kanata aan het zwaard van Luke en Anakin Skywalker?
Star Wars Final Conquer I 2021-06-05
Star Vocabulary #3 2023-05-01
15 Clues: garb • mauve • plain • pseudonym • ludicrous • like jello • collection • underground • nearsighted • great happiness • having no energy • sinister looking • confusion and chaos • small rocky body from outer space • a topic and what the author has to say about it
all-star pride 2014-06-06
Across
- To have an effect on someone or something
- A place to store things for safe keeping
- To talk to someone for a while
- An advocate
- To be wild or savage in public
- Make a good/bad name for yourself
- When you think of things that aren’t real or cant happen
- Allowed by the league or the law
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- A place to get a hair cut
- A self propelled vehicle
- To be thankful/grateful
- To bend or twist out of shape
- To be focused or poised
- To make a droning sound
- To talk soft or quietly
15 Clues: An advocate • To be thankful/grateful • To be focused or poised • To make a droning sound • To talk soft or quietly • A self propelled vehicle • A place to get a hair cut • To bend or twist out of shape • To talk to someone for a while • To be wild or savage in public • Allowed by the league or the law • Make a good/bad name for yourself • A place to store things for safe keeping • ...
Star-Crossed Puzzle 2018-03-24
Across
- To trick; deceive
- To spread; enlarge
- To regard something with little worth
- To be enlightened; take pleasure
- Wicked; or causing harm
- To beg persistently and urgently
- Noisy and lacking in restrain or discipline
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- Period of two weeks
- Someone of a lesser social rank
- Full of danger; precarious
- To be dishonest; unscrupulous
- One who is puffed up with vanity, self important
- Olden version of saying "before
- Poetic expression of beauty
- To criticize severely; cause severe harm (mainly by fire)
15 Clues: To trick; deceive • To spread; enlarge • Period of two weeks • Wicked; or causing harm • Full of danger; precarious • Poetic expression of beauty • To be dishonest; unscrupulous • Someone of a lesser social rank • Olden version of saying "before • To be enlightened; take pleasure • To beg persistently and urgently • To regard something with little worth • ...
Star Crossed Lovers 2018-03-15
Across
- What did Juliet use to kill herself with?
- Paris' last wish was to be__________.
- Who was Romeo in love with at first?
- Who was supposed to tell Romeo about the plan?
- Which family held their annual Masquerade?
- Who was at Juliet's tomb when Romeo got there?
- The spiritual adviser is_______.
- Romeo is a ______.
- Who recognized Romeo was at the masquerade?
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- Why did Paris think Romeo was at the tomb?
- Who acted as Juliet's mother?
- Which of Shakespeare's plays is about star crossed lovers?
- What is the rhyme scheme of Romeo and Juliet?
- What did Romeo buy to kill himself with while in Mantua?
- What did romeo compare Juliet to when they first met?
15 Clues: Romeo is a ______. • Who acted as Juliet's mother? • The spiritual adviser is_______. • Who was Romeo in love with at first? • Paris' last wish was to be__________. • What did Juliet use to kill herself with? • Why did Paris think Romeo was at the tomb? • Which family held their annual Masquerade? • Who recognized Romeo was at the masquerade? • ...
Algebraic star chart 2024-05-01
15 Clues: y=mx+b • Ax+By=c • (am)n=amn • x=-b/2(A) • aman=a(m+n) • a2-a1=(a-b)( • f(x)=ax+bx=c • f(x)a(x-h)+k • a(m/n)=n/a(m) • a(-n)=a(-n)/1 • m=y2-y1/x2-x1 • -b+/b(2)-4ac/2a • a2+2ab+b2=(a+b)2 • y- y1 = m (x-x1) • a(m)/a(n)=a(m-n)
Star Spangled Banner 2024-09-06
Across
- O'er the land of the .....
- O say does that Star-Spangled Banner yet .....
- That our ..... was still there
- The bombs bursting in .....
- O'er the ..... we watched
- By the ..... early light
- Through the ..... fight
- Oh say can you .....
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- And the home of the .....
- At the ..... last gleaming
- Were so gallantly .....
- Gave ..... through the night
- And the ..... red glare
- Whose broad stripes and bright .....
- What so proudly we .....
15 Clues: Oh say can you ..... • Were so gallantly ..... • And the ..... red glare • Through the ..... fight • What so proudly we ..... • By the ..... early light • And the home of the ..... • O'er the ..... we watched • O'er the land of the ..... • At the ..... last gleaming • The bombs bursting in ..... • Gave ..... through the night • That our ..... was still there • ...
