the fun they had Crossword Puzzles

cwp-648a8a587fa6c16c42b7edea95f52d9f1b 2023-06-16

cwp-648a8a587fa6c16c42b7edea95f52d9f1b crossword puzzle

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... Get thee out of thy country, and from thy ___
But that we write unto them, that they abstain from ___ of idols ...
... The God of our fathers hath ___ thee, that thou shouldest know his will ...
And when they had preached the word in Perga, they went down into ___
Then the priest of ___, which was before their city, brought oxen ...
For the Sadducees say that there is no ___, neither angel, nor spirit ...
And there was great ___ in that city.

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And when he was called forth, ___ began to accuse him ...
... It is not for you to know the times or the ___
And when they had ___ them elders ... they commended them to the Lord ...
In his ___ his judgment was taken away ...
And killed the ___ of life, whom God hath raised from the dead ...

12 Clues: And there was great ___ in that city. • In his ___ his judgment was taken away ... • ... Get thee out of thy country, and from thy ___ • ... It is not for you to know the times or the ___ • And when he was called forth, ___ began to accuse him ... • And killed the ___ of life, whom God hath raised from the dead ... • ...

Bree's - crossword Term 1 2018-04-11

Bree's - crossword Term 1 crossword puzzle

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moving down a rock face or other near vertical surface
to agree with
someone who likes to take a fun journey
not natural or normal
can be had
something that shimmers rainbow in the sun
when you have a reaction to something
Why does that vegetable look like a tree?
harsh

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downloading an app
shimmering stars do this
it will not come off
this is a measurement
to achieve something difficult
all apart from one thing

15 Clues: harsh • can be had • to agree with • downloading an app • it will not come off • not natural or normal • this is a measurement • shimmering stars do this • all apart from one thing • to achieve something difficult • when you have a reaction to something • someone who likes to take a fun journey • Why does that vegetable look like a tree? • something that shimmers rainbow in the sun • ...

Crime 2021-09-27

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My wallet's gone! I've been ...!
They used the photographs to ... her into spying for them.
... smashed windows and overturned cars in the downtown shopping district.
They ... the waiter to find them a better table.
The number of cars which are ... every year has risen.
She was ... of all the charges against her and declared innocent.

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He took his grandmother's car for a ...
They demanded a huge ... for the return of the businessman whom they had kidnapped.
The ... brandished a knife at me so I gave him my mobile phone.
When they got back from their holiday they found that their home had been ...
The terrorist ... a bomb in the commercial centre but fortunately nobody was seriously injured.

11 Clues: My wallet's gone! I've been ...! • He took his grandmother's car for a ... • They ... the waiter to find them a better table. • The number of cars which are ... every year has risen. • They used the photographs to ... her into spying for them. • The ... brandished a knife at me so I gave him my mobile phone. • ...

7 Habits 2018-04-10

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I lose you lose.
People who put off things to the last minute.
Repeating the meaning of what was said using your own words.
When talking to someone but they don't listen because their mind is on something else.
People who are sure and steady.
When talking to someone but they pretend to listen.
Thinking before you act.
People who are fun to work with, add spicy and momentum.
Although we are created equally, we are not treated equally.
Talking to someone but they listen to part of the conversation.
Taking time to care for your body, your brain, your soul, and your heart.
Learning with only logic, patterns, and categories.
When talking to someone they don't listen they advise you when its not asked for.
When two or more people work together to create a better solution.

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People how are supportive of leaders.
Someone who lacks responsibility, guilty.
When talking to someone but they only listen to your words and not to your body language.
People who provide unity and support, great synergisers.
People who are creative and have good ideas.
Making the conversation about yourself and not putting yourself in their shoes.
with only logic, patterns, and categories.
When talking to someone they don't listen they ask questions instead.
When everyone wins.
You lose others win.
When talking to someone but they don't listen they judge.
Acting before you think.

26 Clues: I lose you lose. • When everyone wins. • You lose others win. • Thinking before you act. • Acting before you think. • People who are sure and steady. • People how are supportive of leaders. • Someone who lacks responsibility, guilty. • with only logic, patterns, and categories. • People who are creative and have good ideas. • People who put off things to the last minute. • ...

7 Habits 2018-04-10

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People who are fun to work with, add spicy and momentum.
People who are creative and have good ideas.
People who are sure and steady.
When talking to someone but they don't listen because their mind is on something else.
When two or more people work together to create a better solution.
Making the conversation about yourself and not putting yourself in their shoes.
Repeating the meaning of what was said using your own words.
Although we are created equally, we are not treated equally.
When talking to someone they don't listen they advise you when its not asked for.
People who provide unity and support, great synergisers.
Acting before you think.
When talking to someone but they only listen to your words and not to your body language.
Taking time to care for your body, your brain, your soul, and your heart.
When talking to someone but they don't listen they judge.

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Someone who lacks responsibility, guilty.
When talking to someone but they pretend to listen.
People how are supportive of leaders.
When talking to someone they don't listen they ask questions instead.
Talking to someone but they listen to part of the conversation.
Learning with only logic, patterns, and categories.
You lose others win.
People who put off things to the last minute.
Thinking before you act.
I lose you lose.
with only logic, patterns, and categories.
When everyone wins.

TH9, Test Two Vocabulary 2024-01-08

TH9, Test Two Vocabulary crossword puzzle

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The TV show "Prison Break" was about a man trying to do this for his brother.
If you "haggle" with a vendor, he or she might do this for you.
A popular place to do this is the Amazon in South America.
You're either going somewhere, or you parked your car in a place you weren't supposed to.
You could do this either for fun, or if you are angry.
Do this on land, and you're probably going home. Do this in the water, and you're definitely getting wet.
This is why you should rob a bank by yourself, and not with your friends.
Most pirates become pirates because they are _______.
Salto Angel in Venezuela is the highest in the world, at almost 1 kilometer.
People in Japan are the first in the world to see this every day.
If you have "tunnel vision", you might not see like this.

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Do this in a place like California, England or Australia.
Before e-mail existed, you might expect to do this when you have a close friend who lives in another country.
It's difficult for one person to do this, but anywhere from 2 to 20 people can do it easily.
A video game that requires the player to do this is called an "FPS".
If a hitman does this, a lot of people will probably die soon.
Your parents will do this in a few days.
This can also mean "get married".
In the movie "The Change-Up", two men did this when they both said "I wish I had your life!" at the same time.
You probably did not succeed in killing him the first time.

20 Clues: This can also mean "get married". • Your parents will do this in a few days. • Most pirates become pirates because they are _______. • You could do this either for fun, or if you are angry. • Do this in a place like California, England or Australia. • If you have "tunnel vision", you might not see like this. • ...

I'd tell you I love you but then I'd have to kill you 2013-01-23

I'd tell you I love you but then I'd have to kill you crossword puzzle

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to do with the stomach
to confuse someone
A party or a ball
someone is making fun of you in a rude way
is not known or done before
something suddenly happened
form of government that Germany and Italy had during WW2
unclear words
shortened

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separate something in to groups, sections ext...
to be unconcerned
holographic ______________ photo paper
when you to something special to remember something
makes you feel like something bad is happening
to echo loudly and repeatedly

15 Clues: shortened • unclear words • to be unconcerned • A party or a ball • to confuse someone • to do with the stomach • is not known or done before • something suddenly happened • to echo loudly and repeatedly • holographic ______________ photo paper • someone is making fun of you in a rude way • makes you feel like something bad is happening • ...

I'd tell you I love you but then I'd have to kill you 2013-01-23

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to do with the stomach
to confuse someone
A party or a ball
someone is making fun of you in a rude way
is not known or done before
something suddenly happened
form of government that Germany and Italy had during WW2
unclear words
shortened

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separate something in to groups, sections ext...
to be unconcerned
holographic ______________ photo paper
when you to something special to remember something
makes you feel like something bad is happening
to echo loudly and repeatedly

cwp-647968895946313b2adddaaea548653a8d 2023-06-02

cwp-647968895946313b2adddaaea548653a8d crossword puzzle

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... neither had they in the ship with them more than one ___
And if I send them away fasting to their own houses, they will ___
And he left them, and entering into the ship again ___ to the other side.
... and, Whoso curseth father or mother, let him die the ___
... But whom say ye that I am? And Peter answereth ... Thou art the ___
And they had a few small ___: and he blessed, and commanded to set them ...
... he entered into a ship with his disciples, and came into the parts of ___

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... and they took up of the ___ ___ that was left seven baskets.
And he asked them, How many ___ have ye? And they said, Seven.
I have compassion on the multitude ... they have now been with me ___ days ...
... Yes, Lord: yet the ___ under the table eat of the children’s crumbs.
And looking up to heaven, he... saith unto him, Ephphatha, that is, ___ ___
... ye ___ the commandment of God, that ye may keep your own tradition.

13 Clues: ... neither had they in the ship with them more than one ___ • ... and, Whoso curseth father or mother, let him die the ___ • And he asked them, How many ___ have ye? And they said, Seven. • ... and they took up of the ___ ___ that was left seven baskets. • And if I send them away fasting to their own houses, they will ___ • ...

How Well Do You Know The Bride-to-Be? 2013-05-16

How Well Do You Know The Bride-to-Be? crossword puzzle

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Liz does this to relax
Fun fact: Both Liz and Alex are ____________
Liz is an amazing ___________
After they get married, this will be Liz's new last name
Liz and Alex have known eachother for _____ years
Liz and Alex live in this city
Liz and Alex are getting married in this month
Liz's soon-to-be mother-in-law is ____________

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This many cats share a home with Liz and Alex
The mother-of-the-bride is ______________
Liz was born in this month
Liz's maid-of-honor is ______________
When asked to describe Liz in one word, Alex chose _________
They first met in this city
Liz first laid eyes on Alex when she walked into this class
Of all the classes Liz has taken, this is the one she liked best
Alex popped the question in this city
They will spend part of their honeymoon in this country
The happy couple met while attending this school
This is one of their wedding colors

20 Clues: Liz does this to relax • Liz was born in this month • They first met in this city • Liz is an amazing ___________ • Liz and Alex live in this city • This is one of their wedding colors • Liz's maid-of-honor is ______________ • Alex popped the question in this city • The mother-of-the-bride is ______________ • Fun fact: Both Liz and Alex are ____________ • ...

Pronouns & Possessive Adjectives Table 8-1 2025-02-27

Pronouns & Possessive Adjectives Table 8-1 crossword puzzle

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Jane took ___ car to the store.
Those books are Mary and Ruth's. They are ______.
A bird uses ___ wings to fly.
We are going to the movie. Do you want to come with __?
Do you have ____ homework done?
John has a car. __ drives it to work.
I don't know them. What are ____ names?
That belongs to me. It is ___.
I have to get ____ purse from the car.
We took ___ dog on a walk.

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John has a bright car. ___ car is red.
That book belongs to Amy. It is ___.
I ate some apples, ___ were good.
That hat isn't mine, it belongs to you. It's ______.
The tickets belong to us. They are ____.
Joe and I are having fun. ___ are happy.
Dan wants me to go with ___ to class.
Tom and Paul want us to go with ____ to the movie.
__ is a nice day.
We are going to the mall. Do ___ want to go with us?

20 Clues: __ is a nice day. • We took ___ dog on a walk. • A bird uses ___ wings to fly. • That belongs to me. It is ___. • Jane took ___ car to the store. • Do you have ____ homework done? • I ate some apples, ___ were good. • That book belongs to Amy. It is ___. • John has a car. __ drives it to work. • Dan wants me to go with ___ to class. • John has a bright car. ___ car is red. • ...

The Giver 2025-04-16

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Jonas's new addition to his family
Whats Jonas's new job?
Who is the boy who drowned in the river?
When ou cannot make decisions yourself
What is "dream" Jonas had called?
What does Jonas receive from the giver?
What is it called when they do the same thing over and over again?
Who is Jonas's best friend?

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Whats on the first page of the book?
Who is The Givers daughter?
Who is girl Jonas likes?
What is the age they get their assignment at?
What is rule that shocked Jonas the most?
What is Fiona's new job?
What did Jonas have to take after he had his stirring?
What did Jonas first see color on?

16 Clues: Whats Jonas's new job? • Who is girl Jonas likes? • What is Fiona's new job? • Who is The Givers daughter? • Who is Jonas's best friend? • What is "dream" Jonas had called? • Jonas's new addition to his family • What did Jonas first see color on? • Whats on the first page of the book? • When ou cannot make decisions yourself • What does Jonas receive from the giver? • ...

Spelling Week 5 2021-09-21

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Gary told a _____ joke.
Yesterday my mom got the _____ cleaned.
There is more ice in the green _____.
That is what she _____ when she is happy.
Tommy _____ a sticker on his shirt.
Kelsey likes fruit _____ not oranges.
Caitlyn always _____ at that game.

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My dog _____ holes in the yard.
Lily has a huge collection of _____.
Andy and Joe would play ball _____ it got dark.
My dog ______ up a toy car.
Allie found her shirt _____ the bed.
The magician did a cool _____.
Ethan got a new red ______.
We had _____ visiting the zoo.

15 Clues: Gary told a _____ joke. • My dog ______ up a toy car. • Ethan got a new red ______. • The magician did a cool _____. • We had _____ visiting the zoo. • My dog _____ holes in the yard. • Caitlyn always _____ at that game. • Tommy _____ a sticker on his shirt. • Lily has a huge collection of _____. • Allie found her shirt _____ the bed. • There is more ice in the green _____. • ...

DAY 14 2025-11-05

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The radio is in need of ______.
She ______ed her views on the subject.
______ that you are flying in the sky.
I had a long ______ with her.
He showed great musical ______.
The band had a live ______ yesterday.
We are in ______ with two companies.
What kind of ______ is there at the hotel?
Alexander Graham Bell ______ed the phone.

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He worked hard to ______ his goal.
The police ______ the safety of the people.
He and I grew up in the same ______.
They had an ______ vacation.
I ______ed an empty can.
The only ______ to the island is by boat.
The doctor used an ______ to look into his nose.
I finished my work easily with the ______ of a computer.
out He ______ed out the engine before driving.
She always tries to be ______ about things.

19 Clues: I ______ed an empty can. • They had an ______ vacation. • I had a long ______ with her. • The radio is in need of ______. • He showed great musical ______. • He worked hard to ______ his goal. • He and I grew up in the same ______. • We are in ______ with two companies. • The band had a live ______ yesterday. • She ______ed her views on the subject. • ...

Latin II: Crossword for chapters 19-22: Verbs 2015-03-08

Latin II: Crossword for chapters 19-22: Verbs crossword puzzle

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you allowed
she is saved
you had killed
to think
to have denied
they say
I am forbidden
we will be commanded
you all rejoice

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you want
you are handed over
they cross
I was being trusted
they were being shown
to prefer
they will be compelled
we have lived
he will open
to have sung
to be desired

20 Clues: you want • to think • they say • to prefer • they cross • you allowed • she is saved • he will open • to have sung • we have lived • to be desired • you had killed • to have denied • I am forbidden • you all rejoice • you are handed over • I was being trusted • we will be commanded • they were being shown • they will be compelled

25 Verbs Layer B 2014-03-16

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They Were
He Knew
I Bought
I Took
He Read
They Slept
I Played
I Did/Made
He Put
You Translated
They Heard
We Brought
I Had

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I Began
He Wrote
She Believed
He Went
They Walked
I Gave
We Ran
You Saw
We Wanted
He Asked For
I Told
He Came

25 Clues: I Had • I Took • I Gave • We Ran • He Put • I Told • I Began • He Knew • He Went • He Read • You Saw • He Came • He Wrote • I Bought • I Played • They Were • We Wanted • They Slept • I Did/Made • They Heard • We Brought • They Walked • She Believed • He Asked For • You Translated

Chapter 3: Society and Culture in Provincial America 2013-10-09

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After the overthrow of propietors in 1691, the ______ _________ were persecuted in Massachusetts.
Indentured servants received passage to America, food, shelter, clothing, tools, and land. True or False?
______ and not just faith created progress and knowledge.
Because plantations were far from towns, they were forced to become ____-_________ communities.
The different forms of paper currency proved to be what?
In the late 17th Century, the ratio of males to females began to be more ________.
The passing of all inheritance to the eldest son.
A group of people who pledged to the new congregational church and town.
The ____ Act of 1750
Spread by Cotton Mather and adopted in Boston in the 1720's.
Merchants, for the most part, ________ the Navigation Acts
Satanic powers
Kings College and the University of Pennsylvania were both created as _______ institutions.
Most plantations in the 17th Century had small, rough _______.

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The covenant members arranged around a what?
In the North, they had a ____ climate.
The African slaves showed greater resistance to _______.
The family structure was more stable and traditional where?
Where was the Stone Rebellion of 1739 held at?
There was a _____ number of early deaths.
What was the industry that had an important part to the colonial economy.
What was South Carolina's and Georgia's cash crop?
The ________ had little to no tolerance for "independent" women.
Most former servants floating around were young, single ___.
The word that describes how a family centers around and is controlled by the father.
Charles Wesley and George Whitfield were ____________ from England.

26 Clues: Satanic powers • The ____ Act of 1750 • In the North, they had a ____ climate. • There was a _____ number of early deaths. • The covenant members arranged around a what? • Where was the Stone Rebellion of 1739 held at? • The passing of all inheritance to the eldest son. • What was South Carolina's and Georgia's cash crop? • ...

rome 2023-09-27

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a place where ideas are exchanged
Persian ruler around 445 bc
the plebians that could veto
chaos
annual sporting event
poeple who control the rome population
upper class
beilief in multiple gods
the male head of the household

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beilief in one god
rich buisness men
rome fighting formation
dead language from spain
play where they made fun of politicians
greek city-state
spartan fighting formation
boat powered by 300 men used to ram other boats
lower class
Rome presidents used to balance each other

19 Clues: chaos • upper class • lower class • greek city-state • rich buisness men • beilief in one god • annual sporting event • rome fighting formation • dead language from spain • beilief in multiple gods • spartan fighting formation • Persian ruler around 445 bc • the plebians that could veto • the male head of the household • a place where ideas are exchanged • ...

2.1 vocab and grammar crossword by:Ethan Lane 2021-11-10

2.1 vocab and grammar crossword by:Ethan Lane crossword puzzle

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You compete
We score
I compete
In gym, we had to go outside and run on the…
She was so fit because she loved to…
The team was excited because they finally received their…
I score
Since he was the most motivated player on the team, he won an…
They don't eat junk food so they are very…
You all score (Spain)

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The team made it to the…
He competes
You all compete
He made so many goals because he was so…
She scores
He's not fast but he’s…
The team was excited to…
We compete
You score
He lifts weights a lot so he's very…

20 Clues: I score • We score • You score • I compete • She scores • We compete • He competes • You compete • You all compete • You all score (Spain) • He's not fast but he’s… • The team made it to the… • The team was excited to… • She was so fit because she loved to… • He lifts weights a lot so he's very… • He made so many goals because he was so… • They don't eat junk food so they are very… • ...

Sip & Solve 2025-06-20

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Bride's favourite dessert
Name of Groom's childhood pet
Their favourite show to binge watch together
The name of the Groom's imaginary childhood friend
Groom's favourite sport
Where they had their first date
If the Bride was a friend's character she'd be...
Their total number of siblings
Honeymoon location
Their favourite trip together
Bride's favourite artist

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Nickname for the Groom (hint: it's an animal!)
Where the Groom moved when he was young
Bride's favourite icecream flavour
The month they met
The city where Sameeksha was born
Where they first met
Groom's favourite drink
Bride's favourite musical
Groom's favourite dessert
Their comfort food

21 Clues: The month they met • Their comfort food • Honeymoon location • Where they first met • Groom's favourite sport • Groom's favourite drink • Bride's favourite artist • Bride's favourite dessert • Bride's favourite musical • Groom's favourite dessert • Name of Groom's childhood pet • Their favourite trip together • Their total number of siblings • Where they had their first date • ...

Happy Birthday Babe!! 2018-03-02

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green_______, a spot to check maps
_______pile, a place to sit
honeymoon city
a place to stay
a stadium to visit
what you need to take at work
your favorite person
room suit to stay in
favorite baseball team

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where we will come to saturday
i ______ you!
who will be with us
what is a sport that you like
girls babysitter
a drink to be had
where the road will leave us
what we need for friday
where we need to go thursday
what to take with us after economy pk
what we will have for your bday

20 Clues: i ______ you! • honeymoon city • a place to stay • girls babysitter • a drink to be had • a stadium to visit • who will be with us • your favorite person • room suit to stay in • favorite baseball team • what we need for friday • _______pile, a place to sit • where the road will leave us • where we need to go thursday • what is a sport that you like • what you need to take at work • ...

Chapter 3: Society and Culture in Provincial America 2013-10-09

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Most former servants floating around were young, single ___.
______ and not just faith created progress and knowledge.
What was South Carolina's and Georgia's cash crop?
Satanic powers
The African slaves showed greater resistance to _______.
The different forms of paper currency proved to be what?
Spread by Cotton Mather and adopted in Boston in the 1720's.
Charles Wesley and George Whitfield were ____________ from England.
The word that describes how a family centers around and is controlled by the father.
Because plantations were far from towns, they were forced to become ____-_________ communities.
After the overthrow of propietors in 1691, the ______ _________ were persecuted in Massachusetts.
In the North, they had a ____ climate.

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What was the industry that had an important part to the colonial economy.
Merchants, for the most part, ________ the Navigation Acts
Most plantations in the 17th Century had small, rough _______.
The family structure was more stable and traditional where?
The ________ had little to no tolerance for "independent" women.
Kings College and the University of Pennsylvania were both created as _______ institutions.
The passing of all inheritance to the eldest son.
The ____ Act of 1750
Indentured servants received passage to America, food, shelter, clothing, tools, and land. True or False?
In the late 17th Century, the ratio of males to females began to be more ________.
Where was the Stone Rebellion of 1739 held at?
A group of people who pledged to the new congregational church and town.
The covenant members arranged around a what?
There was a _____ number of early deaths.

Save the Planet 2020-06-17

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The sand had _______ in it.
Bill and Rob _________ and flop.
Bill _______ in the sand with his hand.
Last kid in is a ______ ________.
The pond has a ________.

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but it was not a bad ________.
Bill cannot ________ well.
I will jump back in the ________.
His last jump is a _________ jump.
It is a lot of fun at _________ camp.

10 Clues: The pond has a ________. • Bill cannot ________ well. • The sand had _______ in it. • but it was not a bad ________. • Bill and Rob _________ and flop. • I will jump back in the ________. • Last kid in is a ______ ________. • His last jump is a _________ jump. • It is a lot of fun at _________ camp. • Bill _______ in the sand with his hand.

Catcher in the Rye 2015-03-03

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to flatter or praise excessively
He loved the smell of dirty socks
Thanksgiving supper
The number of stars in the sky
she was no longer allowed at their lunch table.
To make angry, to arouse resentment

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to produce
She has many shoes
he had a huge appetite for books
upper register of voice.
a pang of conscience, uneasiness, misgiving, or doubt; a feeling of faintness or nausea
military service in Israel
drowning kittens just for the fun of it

13 Clues: to produce • She has many shoes • Thanksgiving supper • upper register of voice. • military service in Israel • The number of stars in the sky • he had a huge appetite for books • to flatter or praise excessively • He loved the smell of dirty socks • To make angry, to arouse resentment • drowning kittens just for the fun of it • she was no longer allowed at their lunch table. • ...

Andrew Strickland - Judges 2024-03-20

Andrew Strickland - Judges crossword puzzle

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what did israel do with gideon created? (8:27)
What did the Israelites ask of Gideon? (8:22)(three words)
what was his request of the israelites? (8:24)(four words)
what do they not remember? (8:34)(Three words)
Who had risen to save Israel after the time of Abimelek? (10:1-2)
what happened when the three hundred trumpets sounded? (70:22)
Who crowned them their leader? the people or God? (9:6)
How many years did Tola lead? (10:1-2
who did the lord say would actually rule over them? (8:22)

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When they reached the edge of camp what did they do?(7:19)(four words)
Where did the israelites prepare shelter for themselves? (6:2)
why did gideon question how he was going to save Israel? (6:5)(three words)
How many years did the lord give them into the hands of the midianites?(6:1)
After Gideon died, who became the next leader? (9:6)
what did he do with the plunder? (8:27)
How many men left and how many stayed? (7:3)(Two numbers)
How did God repay the wickedness that Abimelek had done to his father? (9:56)(3 words)
Why did the Lord tell Gideon he had too many men? (7:2) (three words)
what was the lord's response as to why'd he'd be sucessful? (6:16)(three words)
How many years did the land have peace this time? (last line of 5:31)

20 Clues: How many years did Tola lead? (10:1-2 • what did he do with the plunder? (8:27) • what did israel do with gideon created? (8:27) • what do they not remember? (8:34)(Three words) • After Gideon died, who became the next leader? (9:6) • Who crowned them their leader? the people or God? (9:6) • How many men left and how many stayed? (7:3)(Two numbers) • ...

Laura & Scott wedding 2025-03-28

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the type of nut in their street name
Where Laura and Scott got engaged
Where Laura and Scott had their first holiday abroad together
What was the name of the pub they had their first date in?
How many weeks it took Scott to say I love you

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brown fluffy cat
Their summer honeymoon destination
Ski town in Canada where Laura did her ski season
Their mini-moon destination
stripy sassy cat
What was the name of the block of flats they lived in?
soft drink they always have in the house

12 Clues: brown fluffy cat • stripy sassy cat • Their mini-moon destination • Where Laura and Scott got engaged • Their summer honeymoon destination • the type of nut in their street name • soft drink they always have in the house • How many weeks it took Scott to say I love you • Ski town in Canada where Laura did her ski season • ...

4,3 Liam 2021-12-09

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I will _ my grandma on christmas.
my parents had a _ with my teacher.
I put my keys in a secret _.
there is lots of _ needed to do good on the test.
I had to _ a speech to the town.
the _ of condensed milk scares me.
I _ with my friends on fortnite.
we use _ notebooks in school.
I had a _ with my parents.
everyone in the _ helped clean up debris.
the weather was cold and rainy in _ to it being really hot.
the was able to _ on my essay when I wrote about the wrong topic.

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there are 7 _ in the world.
the players thank you notes were written with _.
the team was in good playing _.
I'm a _ of foods.
Britan lacks a cofided _ .
this is not a _ sentence.
the couch _ into a pullout bed.
it is hard to _ when the classroom is loud.
I will _ in the junior olympics.
I had to _ my paragraphs beacuse they were to short.
Mr. Morgan will _ the ban.
the play is already hard enough don't _ it.

24 Clues: I'm a _ of foods. • this is not a _ sentence. • Britan lacks a cofided _ . • Mr. Morgan will _ the ban. • I had a _ with my parents. • there are 7 _ in the world. • I put my keys in a secret _. • we use _ notebooks in school. • the team was in good playing _. • the couch _ into a pullout bed. • I had to _ a speech to the town. • I will _ in the junior olympics. • ...

family 2023-07-10

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The collective term for one's brothers and sisters. Siblings are lifelong companions who share family bonds, memories, and experiences.
The sister of one's parent. Aunts can be supportive, fun, and caring family members who offer guidance and love.
A strong and protective person who is usually a male parent. Fathers provide for their family and offer guidance and support.
The collective term for one's grandparents. Grandparents are older generations who offer wisdom, love, and support to their grandchildren.
The son of one's sibling or sibling-in-law. Nephews are often loved and cherished family members who bring joy and fun to the family.
A female sibling who shares a common parent or parents. Sisters often have a special bond and can be supportive and fun companions.
The daughter of one's sibling or sibling-in-law. Nieces are often loved and cherished family members who bring joy and happiness.
A caring and loving person who is usually a female parent. Mothers take care of their children and provide support and guidance.

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A male sibling who shares a common parent or parents. Brothers can be playmates, friends, and protective figures in a family.
family Relatives beyond the immediate family, such as aunts, uncles, cousins, and grandparents. They can provide a sense of belonging and support.
The mother of one's parent. Grandmothers are often loving and wise figures who share stories, wisdom, and love with their grandchildren.
The father of one's parent. Grandfathers are often experienced and caring figures who provide guidance, stories, and support to their grandchildren.
The child of one's aunt or uncle. Cousins are relatives who can become close friends and companions as they grow up together.
The collective term for one's mother and father. Parents are the primary caregivers who provide love, support, and guidance to their children.
The brother of one's parent. Uncles can be protective, fun, and supportive family members who offer guidance and companionship.

15 Clues: The sister of one's parent. Aunts can be supportive, fun, and caring family members who offer guidance and love. • A male sibling who shares a common parent or parents. Brothers can be playmates, friends, and protective figures in a family. • ...

Jenna's list 2022-02-24

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don't make a dramatic _____ at my house
there is a ______ for the helecopter
I take one _____ at you and think you're fun
this has an _____ to me
I don't have a ______ on my mom
I see a _____ on the science counter

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I have had an _____
I can _____ on my left foot
_____ matters in the morning
I will ______ for you
I don't like _______
how far away you are from me
I have a _______ at the school
I have _____ you are the secret person

14 Clues: I have had an _____ • I don't like _______ • I will ______ for you • this has an _____ to me • I can _____ on my left foot • _____ matters in the morning • how far away you are from me • I have a _______ at the school • I don't have a ______ on my mom • there is a ______ for the helecopter • I see a _____ on the science counter • I have _____ you are the secret person • ...

Stems list 6 2021-08-30

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The brain is ___ for my body
when something is being fasten that is ____
He didnt know if his friend was _____ enough
I was very _________ to meet you
my friends wanted me to ____ the game
"dont ____ my new phone" the mom said
The old man offered some ____ candy
2 dogs are ____ than 1
Rhymes with disparage
I had to _____ my computer or else we would get in trouble
I had to get my _____ tooth pulled out yesterday
It rhymes with de bear
These _____ of kids always make fun of me

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I threw the ball ______ the court
I was in the _____ of a conversation whenever I was interrupted by a kid
I love to _____ around sometimes
The boy ask if he can ____ the dog
I needed some extra ___ to finish my work
I told the seller i would ___ him back later
The ____ was very bright the first time i turned it on
Christopher Columbus across the ___
At camp I needed to start a ___
The little boy could tear ____ two pieces of candy
A is the ____ letter of the alphabet
All the kids ___ and play at the playground

25 Clues: Rhymes with disparage • 2 dogs are ____ than 1 • It rhymes with de bear • The brain is ___ for my body • At camp I needed to start a ___ • I love to _____ around sometimes • I was very _________ to meet you • I threw the ball ______ the court • The boy ask if he can ____ the dog • The old man offered some ____ candy • Christopher Columbus across the ___ • ...

Week 31 Spelling Words 2025-05-05

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– The pirate found a big ______.
– We waited at the train ______.
– Messi is a ______ football player.
– The flowers are so ______.
– She is very ______ to her friends.

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– That snake looks ______!
– Can I ______ how tall you are?
– Let's go for a nice walk in ______.
– We had a fun ______ at school.
– I like to drink ______ in the morning.

10 Clues: – That snake looks ______! • – The flowers are so ______. • – The pirate found a big ______. • – We had a fun ______ at school. • – Can I ______ how tall you are? • – We waited at the train ______. • – Messi is a ______ football player. • – She is very ______ to her friends. • – Let's go for a nice walk in ______. • – I like to drink ______ in the morning.

The Birth and Spread of Islam 2017-01-26

The Birth and Spread of Islam crossword puzzle

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________________ is the fifth Pillar of Islam. This is when Muslims make a pilgrimage to the holy city of Mecca. All adult Muslims who are capable are expected to do ___________ at least once in their lives. It takes place in the 12th month of the Islamic calendar, and millions of people come to Mecca to make the long journey. When they get to Mecca they supposedly follow Abraham and Muhammad’s footsteps. While doing this they become closer to God. They dress in plain white robes and perform different rituals as they travel to different sacred sites. As they set foot in Mecca, they recite the words “Here I am, O God at thy command.” After that they travel to what’s called the Great Mosque where the Ka’bah is located and circle it three times as instructed in the Qur’an. The Ka'bah is a holy Shrine that is shaped like a box to honor God. They circle it seven times. Then they run through the passage that is in between two small hills because that’s what Hagar did when she searched for water for her baby Ishmael. The pilgrims then drink from the Zamzam spring that magically appeared at Ishmael’s feet. Later in the day they set up camp in Mina, and in the morning go to Arafat. They pray there asking God for forgiveness until sunset. Some Muslims climb mount Arafat, to where Muhammad made his Last Sermon. That is not mandatory to the ____________ process, but a lot of Muslims do it. After that they throw stones at pillars that resemble satan to cast away evil. Lastly they celebrate with a four day feast.
Ghana’s capital city was __________ and it was the busiest marketplace in West Africa. Ironsmiths would sell their weapons and tools there, goldsmiths and coppersmiths would sell jewelry, weavers sold cloth, leather workers sold leather goods and many other people sold their goods as well. __________ also had one of the largest slave markets in West Africa. In 1240 the Mande people conquered the city of __________.
An __________ is a person who performs the sermon in a mosque during a session of prayer. People who are smart, knowledgeable, and wise are the ones who are chosen to be an ____________. They should also be able to understand Qur’an verses and be able to deliver them slowly and beautifully. Sometimes they have to go through a special training before they are allowed to give sermons.
__________ were animals that traders used to cross the Sahara desert. They used them as opposed to donkeys because ___________ had long eyelashes to keep sand out of their eyes, padded feet to walk on the sand, and strong abilities to carry many goods.
____________ was a very important leader of the Muslims during the Crusades. He was a political and military leader. He created the largest Muslim empire since the Seljuks ruled. The greatest victory he has had over the European Crusaders was in 1187 during the battle of Hattin. This guided and helped the Muslims immensely to re-conquer the city of Jerusalem and other holy lands. Unfortunately during the 3rd Crusade, this leader was unable to defeat King Richard I and his armies. This resulted in a giant loss of territory. On the bright side, he was able to make a truce with King Richard I that Muslims would be able to rule the land of Jerusalem.
The __________ was a very important instrument for Muslims to use for navigation. It helped sailors at sea determine their location by looking at the objects in the sky and how they’re positioned. They were deeply developed by the muslims, but they were discovered and known about before 150 BC and created in 400 AD.
This was a group of people whose homeland was North of China. Their leader was Genghis Khan and they began their wars to conquer other lands. After Genghis Khan and his army attacked northern china, they decided to go across central Asia damaging cities and destroying farmland. Many Muslims were killed in the process and some were made into slaves. Under Genghis Khan’s rule the army built a huge empire that went all across Asia. They even defeated the Seljuk Turks, and in 1258 turned Baghdad into ruins and murdered their Sultan. The Mamluks whose capital was Cairo led the defence against Genghis Khan’s army. The Mamluks had defeated his army in a battle that took place in Palestine. However, Genghis Khan and his army still ruled a lot of land in Asia. Some places even started converting to Islam.
________________ was born around 570 C.E. When he was a young baby, his mother sent him to live with a family of nomads in the desert so he could learn about traditional Arab values. After that, he went back to live with his mother, but she soon passed away after his return, so he was left to stay with his grandfather. Sadly his grandfather had died and he was left in the care of his uncle Abu Talib. At the age of 12 _______________ went with his uncle on a trading journey. When he grew up he became a merchant. He met his wife Khadijah when he began managing caravans. Not only did he spend much of his time as a merchant, but he was also very faithful. He spent a lot of his time praying in the mountains. One day as he was praying in the mountains, the angel Gabriel visited him and brought teachings from God (Allah). That was his call to prophethood. At first he thought he was going insane, but as the angel visited him more often, he began to believe. ________________ began sharing his knowledge to all of the people who wanted to listen. He began developing many followers, and they all began to believe in a religion called Islam.
______________ is the form of decorative art that was the most popular in the Muslim world. It is the art of gorgeous and magnificent handwriting. This is what was used to copy verses from the Qur’an. Muslims honored people who did this art much more than they did other artists because they felt that this art was extremely worthy for words written from God. Writers of this art would dip sharp reeds and bamboo into ink and then write it on parchment paper. Not only would artists use this art to copy Qur’an verses, but they would also use it to decorate items used in everyday life like pottery, tiles, swords, trimmed borders of fabric and even coins. A lot of the time this art was also written on walls or the domes inside of a mosque.
To West Africans __________ was more valuable than gold. People would use it to be able to perspire, to keep food from spoiling, and of course because it tasted good. Another reason it was so valuable to West Africans was they had no local source of it. Evaporating it and mining it were two ways to produce ___________. The village of Taghaza was a place where _________ was plentiful. That was the only purpose people lived there because otherwise it was a very dismal place with very little crops or vegetation.
____________ has been an extremely valuable item in much of the world. In an area called Wangara ____________ was bountiful. Many other civilizations traded with Wangara for this reason. They would use a method called silent barter because the people of Wangara wanted to keep the location of their _________ mines a secret. The traders would leave an offer and beat a drum while the Wangarans would leave a certain amount of _______. Then they would beat the drum and the trader would come back to see if the offering was satisfying. This would continue until a good deal was made and both sides were happy. Not only did this help keep the Wangaran mines a secret, but it also allowed civilizations who spoke other languages to trade with one another. Muslims made coins out of _________ and it was also used for currency. While the people in the forests wanted salt, people in North Africa wanted ________. Ghana which was located right in the middle of different trade routes got wealthy by taxing the __________- salt trade.
________________ was the new leader who took over Mali in 1312. He was the first West African leader to devoutly practice Islam. He made his hajj and it was an immense undertaking. About 80 thousand people joined him. When he got to Cairo he met and greeted the Sultan. After he left Cairo, he went to Arabia and visited Mecca and Madinah. People lined the streets to meet him when they had heard he was coming. His wealth impressed everyone and he payed everybody gold who gave him goods and services. Mali became an extremely important kingdom because of his amazing hajj. The result was that Mali appeared on a European map of West Africa by 1375.
The _____________ is a cubed shaped shrine that was built by Abraham to honor God. At first Islam was a polytheistic religion, and the __________ held statues of many gods. The prophet Muhammad convinced people that there is no god but God. Today Islam is a monotheistic religion. When muslims travel on hajj, they circle the __________ 7 times because it’s a ritual that is mentioned in the Qur’an. It is said to be the most sacred site in Islam. Inside the _____________ the floor is made of limestone and marble. The walls are made of clad and have tiled, white marble that goes halfway to the roof. There are three pillars inside the ____________. In between each, there is a small altar and a table. There are sacred writings on tablets right next to the ____________’s entrance, and there are other tablets along several of the other walls. There’s a greenish cloth that runs along the top that is embroidered with verses from the Qur’an.
A _________ is a raised platform where the imam gives the sermon. It’s usually made out of stone, brick or carved wood. There is a gate at the front of it, and then there are stairs that lead up to where the imam stands. The way the ____________ is designed helps the imam project his voice so the worshippers can hear the sermon.
________________ met a merchant named Muhammad when she was running a trading business. He earned her many good quality prophets, and she was impressed by all of his abilities. She then proposed marriage, and they married when she was at the age of 25. They had several children, but their daughter Fatima was the only one who had children of her own. Muhammad soon became a prophet after being visited by the angel Gabriel in a cave in the mountains. As Muhammad spread the idea of Islam, _____________ helped him along the way. She also was the first person to convert to Islam.
The ____________ was an important series of wars that the Christians had begun to retake the Iberian Peninsula from the Muslim people. In the 8th century, a group of people called the Umayyads created a Muslim Dynasty in Spain. Christians and Jews were also allowed to live there in peace, but they had to pay a special tax in return. Over time Christians would take more and more Muslim lands. By the time it was 1248 the kingdom of Granada in southern Spain was the only place that was owned by the Muslims. Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand wanted to join Spain as a Catholic country near the end of the 1400s. They used a Roman Catholic court against any Muslims or Jews who said that they have converted to Christianity. It was an extremely harsh system. In the year of 1492 Granada was finally owned by Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand, and Jews were told to either convert to Christianity or leave the country to live in a new place.
A ____________ is the holy place where Muslims practice their faith. In other words, it’s the Muslim house of worship. The ___________ is usually decorated inside with many beautiful designs. A muezzin stands on the small balcony and chants the call to prayer. There is also usually at least one minaret. The people who pray in the _________ wash themselves in a fountain located in the courtyard before prayer. Inside there’s a prayer room, and the people sit and kneel on carpets on the floor. From there, the imam gives the sermon. The sermon is given from a raised pulpit that is called a minbar. A Niche is next to the minbar telling the worshipers the direction of Mecca which is the direction they want to pray. This is called the qiblah.
The desert city of _____________ is the center of Islam. It’s also the place where the prophet Muhammad was born and where he founded the religion of Islam. Only Muslims are allowed to visit this holy city. It is an arid, rocky valley located in western Arabia. It became a wealthy city by being a center of trade. Not only was it a center of trade, but it was also a center of religion. As the Qur’an says, Abraham had built a cubed shrine called the Kab’ah that honored God. Back then Muslims were polytheistic, and the Kab’ah contained statues of many different gods. Today Islam is a monotheistic religion, and they believe in only one God (Allah). ___________________ is also the place where Muslims visit to come and do their hajj. The Central Masjid al Haram is the sacred mosque located in ______________ and it surrounds the Kab’ah. Muslims circle the Kab’ah seven times when they visit ______________ on their hajj.
In early West Africa there were communities who had about 16 to 20 members in them. They were called ________________________. They would all work together as a group to harvest crops, clear fields, and plant seeds. Farming communities were usually made up of _____________________. Sometimes, to get needed help, they would band together with other ____________________. They would work together to protect themselves, to mine gold, or to control flooding a river.
_________________ is a group of stories that a wife tells her husband each night. It’s also referred to as “A Thousand and One Nights”. It all started when a king named King Shahryar was unfaithful because his wife had betrayed him and he killed her. Then, he hated all women and decided to marry a new one and kill them each day. Then one day there was a very wise woman named Shahrazad who was one of the daughters of the King’s vizier had a plan to stop him from killing off all of these innocent women. She decided to marry him and then tell him stories each night, so he would be intrigued and not kill her. This went on for about a thousand and one nights. By the end of it all, King Shahryar had fallen in love with Shahrazad and decided to keep her as his wife and not kill her.
One day Muhammad was praying in a cave in the mountains and the angel ____________ came to visit him to give him knowledge about monotheism and God (Allah). “You are the messenger of God” he told Muhammad. The first time __________ came to visit him he thought he was going insane, but Khadijah told him otherwise and said he was meant to be a prophet. The angel revealed messages over Muhammad for the next 22 years, and he began to share his knowledge of Islam to all of his followers. Even though Muhammad was not literate, he explained to everyone that ________’s messages were embedded in his heart and in his mind.
A Turk named Osman I created a dynasty at the beginning of the 1300s in the north end of Anatolia. These people were called the ___________. They conquered many lands in southeastern Europe and parts of Anatolia. As they were traveling East, there was something that stopped them. A man named Timur Lang who claimed to be a descendent of Genghis Khan started building an empire near the end of the 1300s. Timur and his army invaded and conquered a lot of land, and in 1402 beat the ____________ in Anatolia. The ____________ were almost completely collapsed until Timur died in the year of 1405 and they regained their control. After this they were very successful by destroying the Mamluk empire and owning much land. Unfortunately in 1700 the empire began to decline and completely ended in 1922 after World War 1.
____________ is the third Pillar of Islam. It means charity. Muhammad taught his people to share their riches to the poor people who are less fortunate. The word ___________ itself stands for “purification”. Muslims believe that when they share their wealth, it controls greed and gets purified. Muslims must share 2.5% of their wealth every year with their less fortunate nearby residents. Sometimes they even give more than that. Religious officials are given the money, or sometimes the givers distribute the money. ___________ provides for countless needs. In medieval times, it went to public fountains so everyone had fresh water to drink, and it went to inns for pilgrims to stay. Today it pays for soup kitchens, shelter for the poor, orphanages, hospitals, poor children’s education, clothing, and many other needs.
________________ is the name for God in Arabic. All Muslims believe in one God making Islam a monotheistic religion. The Qu’ran is the holy book of Islam and it describes all of God’s moral teachings and laws. Imams chant verses from the Qur’an as Muslims pray towards him. In the first pillar of Islam called Shahada one of the parts states that “There is no God but God”. This shows how Muslims devote themselves to __________, and believe he is the only all powerful God. All of the Five Pillars of Islam help Muslims get closer to God.
_____________ is Islam’s most famous philosopher. He had believed that all knowledge came from God and that truth could be known through revelation and reason. He is known as “The Father of modern medicine”. He was born in 980 in Kharmaithen which is now Uzbekistan. He died in 1037 at the age of 58. He made many accomplishments in the field of medicine throughout his lifetime and wrote many books. Two of his most famous books were “The Book of Healing” and “The Canon of Medicine”.
The __________ is another word for practice. During Muhammad’s lifetime, it was the lesson he had set for his people. Everything that Muhammad said in a certain situation helped and guided Muslims do things right in their everyday lives. Examples of this would be when Muhammad said “God forbids all of you to disobey your mothers.” This taught children that they should honor their parents. He also said that guests should never leave the table hungry. He was indicating that hospitality was important. The _____________ also tells Muslims how to perform the Five Pillars of Islam which is what all Muslims have to do at some point in their lives. Even though the ___________ is extremely important to Muslims, it’s only second in religious authority next to the Qur’an.

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______________ was one of the kingdoms in West Africa. It was founded by Sundiata Keita, and it was inhabited by the Mande people. After the kingdom of Ghana began to decline, the people of ________ began to take over around 1240. They conquered the trading city of Kumbi. The Mande people’s homeland was close to the Niger River and South of Kumbi. They began building an empire that stretched from beyond the Niger River all the way to the Atlantic ocean. ________ got wealthy from trade just like Ghana once did.
The ________________ is a series of wars that began as a response to the threat that was made by the Seljuk Turks. The army of people who attacked were all Christians, and they asked Pope Urban II for assistance. Muslims, Jews and Christians were involved, and they were all fighting over the holy land of Jerusalem. There were 3 parts of this series of wars.
____________ is the first Pillar of Islam. It’s the declaration or profession of faith. There are two parts to _______________. The first part is “There is no God but God”. Muslims do this to declare that they’re monotheistic. They believe that there is only one almighty God called Allah. The second part says that Muhammad is the messenger of God. Muslims believe that Muhammad declared God’s final word to humankind which was called the message of Islam. The true meaning of _____________ is to believe in only one God and to accept your submission to him. It also helps Muslims through difficult times. For example, if someone was playing a difficult sports game they might say the ______________ before they play the game to help them be successful.
The ancient city of _______________ was built in about the 3rd century CE. It was built where the Bani river and the Niger river intersect, and it continued for more than about 1,600 years. It was a perfect place to farm, fish and trade. The people who lived in _______________ lived in circular houses that were built out of mud blocks. The inhabitants worked many jobs. There were fishers, farmers, potters, metalsmiths, weavers, leatherworkers, bead makers, ivory workers, and most importantly blacksmiths. The blacksmiths were treated with the most respect because the people of West Africa thought iron was more valuable than gold. The discovery of this city proved to archaeologists that cities did exist in West Africa before outsiders arrived to help them build them.
______________ are followers of Muhammad, and they also practice the religion of Islam. Christians and Jews are the followers of Christianity and Judaism while these people are the followers of Islam.
_____________ was an architect who lived in Spain. He introduced many decorative ideas to the West Africans when Mansa Musa convinced him to return to Mali with him. ________________ gave them the idea to build houses out of brick with flat roofs. He also introduced the idea of clay drain pipes which improved the quality of people’s lives a lot. Not only did he introduce these ideas, but he also built many important structures. One of the structures he built was Djingareyber which was the most famous mosque in West Africa.
____________ is the spreading of ideas and styles of life. This occurs when different cultures trade with one another. It also happens during travel and sometimes even when places have conflict. After the ideas and styles spread, most of the time they are adapted to fit a certain culture. _____________ happened a lot in Islamic lands, because they were located in a good spot for trade. Muslim traders would take the ideas and styles of life with their goods, and when they traded they would spread learning. A good example would be when the Muslims learned how to make paper from the Chinese people and then they passed that knowledge on to the Europeans.
_____________ is a word in Islam that means to strive. The Qur’an tells Muslims to fight for themselves against others who may harm them, but at the same time, it forbids Muslims to force others to convert to Islam. As a form of _______________, Muslims considered ways of protecting their territory. In modern times, some Muslims use acts of terrorism to resist perceived aggression from non-Muslims. A lot of Muslims think that hurting others purposefully is a horrible thing and should be forbidden in Islam. _____________ not only has Muslims protecting themselves, but it also represents the human struggle to overcome difficulties and worldly challenges.
_____________ was a brilliant Muslim Mathematician. He introduced the ideas of Algebra and Hindu-Arabic numerals. He lived in the city of Baghdad and worked at the “House of Wisdom”. He also wrote a lot of books, and discovered many new things. He’s known as “The Father of Algebra”.
The ___________ is the holy book in the religion of Islam. It is split into chapters which are then divided into verses. In all of the readings, God presents his moral teachings and his laws. It guides Muslims on how to live their everyday lives. It also consists of the passages that Muhammad had received from the angel Gabriel. A long time ago, Muhammad and his people recited verses from the ______________. In the year of 651 CE, Caliph Uthman established the proper edition of the ___________ and he asked that the other versions be destroyed so they wouldn’t be confused with the official copy. Muslims highly honor this holy book and don’t allow it to touch the ground. It’s basically the center of the religion of Islam.
_____________ is a holy city to Muslims, Jews and Christians. The Jews’ great temple had once stood there, for the Christians, Jesus’ death and resurrection happened there, and for the Muslims, Muhammad went to heaven on his Night Journey. All of these religions wanted to visit this holy city. Muslims began to rule______________ in the 7th century. They built the “Dome of the Rock” there to represent where Muhammad had his Night Journey. Christians, Jews, and Muslims all lived peacefully, until there was a huge threat. The Seljuks became a Muslim dynasty in the 11th century. When they were capturing and conquering lands, they were eager to expand their territory, and they threatened the Byzantine empire itself. Christians feared about ____________’s fate. After the Seljuks had taken control, _______________ became an unsafe place. Turmoil took its course and travel became unsafe. Christians feared that they would never be able to visit the holy land of ________________ again. This is what started the horrible Crusades.
_____________ is the fourth Pillar of Islam. It means fasting. The Qur’an teaches all Muslims to celebrate this fasting during the time of Ramadan. Ramadan takes place in the Islamic calendar during the 9th month. While Ramadan is occurring, Muslims fast from when the sun rises until it sets eating and drinking nothing. Then after the sun sets, the fast is broken and the Muslims eat a feast. They also say a special prayer called the sunset prayer. After the feast with friends, they go to special prayer services that include verses from the Qur’an. Fasting taught Muslims know what it’s like to be poor and hungry and gain more self control. Muslims also try to forgive others, not gossip and avoid bad deeds and arguments. At the end of the month of Ramadan, Muslims celebrate something called Eid al-Fitr. It resembles the time when Gabriel visits Muhammad for the first time.
The word ______________ means a family line that is traced through the mother. In early Ghana West Africa, the inheritance of the throne was _____________. The son of the king’s sister would become king instead of the king’s son. Later on when Islam was spread throughout West Africa, the inheritance of the throne became patrilineal. Patrilineal means a family line traced through the father as opposed to the mother.
_____________ is a type of design that took all of its beauty from nature. It was used on everyday items like ceramic bowls, carpets, tiles, metal boxes, and entire walls. Things like flowers, leaves, stems and tendrils were all included in these beautiful patterns and designs. This design was used a lot in Islamic art.
____________ is the second Pillar of Islam. It means routined ritual prayer every day. In Muslim communities everyone is called to prayer five times everyday. People are called to prayer at dawn, noon, mid-afternoon, sunset, and after night fall as well. At the mosque in the community, the muezzin chants the call to prayer. Before prayer, Muslims perform a ritual washing called Wudu. It resembles ritual purity before prayer. There’s a fountain in the courtyard of the mosque where they can wash their hands, feet, face and arms. Then the Muslims go into the prayer area, where they kneel on carpets in front of an imam. They face towards the qiblah which is the direction of Mecca. Then the Imam chants “Allahu akbar!” (“God is most great!”). After that the worshipers read verses from the Qur’an. Muslims don’t necessarily need to perform __________ in a mosque even though it’s preferable. A mosque might not be close enough to go to before a call to prayer. They are allowed to perform ______________ at home, in parks, at airports, at work or on sidewalks. Wherever they are they have to stop to pray. They might use a qiblah compass to determine the direction of Mecca.
__________________ was an amazing Muslim Traveler. He was born in Morocco on February 24, 1304. He started his love for traveling, by going to Mecca and undertaking his hajj. Then he traveled much of the world. He traveled to Mali in the 14th century, and was aggravated by some of the local practices that happened there. but he was impressed how devoted some Africans were to Islam and how fast it spread.
_____________ was a judicial body established by the Roman Catholic Church to combat forms of religious error. It was used during the Reconquista by King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella. They used it against any Muslim or Jew who refused to convert to Christianity or claimed to convert. People who refused or were lying were burned at the stake.
Mathematics was a topic that Muslims had advanced in with great depth. ____________ is a very important part of mathematics that Muslims used to figure out problems that contained unknown numbers (variables). Al Khwarizmi wrote a very famous book that contained information on this topic. His book became the most famous mathematics textbook that was used in the universities in Europe. An example of one of these problems is 5x + 7 = 22. The answer would be x = 3.
A ___________ is a ruler of a Muslim country. The feminine word for a ________ is a sultana or sultanah. This word was taken from an arabic root word that means strength and authority.
A ______________ is another word for a religious Muslim leader. The caliphate is the government in which they lead. The first ____________ was Abu Bakr, because they needed a new religious leader after Muhammad died. He had three leaders who had followed after him. Abu Bakr had unified most of Arabia when he was a _____________ and did many other good things throughout his lifetime. Then he sadly died in 634. ____________ Umar was the next in line. He spread the religion of Islam and conquered many lands. He was very successful throughout his lifetime and sadly died in 644. Uthman followed after him. He united many Muslim people and commanded a definite addition of the Qur’an. He was then killed in 656. Ali ibn Abi Talib said that he would become the 4th ______________. A few important Muslims tried to protest against Ali, and that led to civil war. Many of his followers turned against him, and in 661 he was murdered. These four religious leaders were called the four _____________s.
_________________ is based off of the Sunnah and the Qur’an and it is the body of Islamic law. The Muslims believe that _____________ came from God. It guides them in the way they behave, and how they interact with others. Islamic law is split into five categories, forbidden, discouraged, allowed, obligatory, and recommended. Examples of these categories used in ______________ is that Muslims are forbidden to consume pork, gamble or drink alcohol. Another would be that women should not display their beauty to strangers. This would be discouraged as opposed to forbidden. Not only does Islamic law guide life with these categories, but it also lays out what Muslims have to do towards others. These categories are grouped like so, criminal, commercial, family, and inheritance law. The ______________ court is led by a judge called a qadi who hears the case. Sometimes if needed a qadi will discuss with a mufti (scholar of law) for their opinion.
____________ was a wealthy place of great prosperity. It got wealthy mostly by its location. It was located in between North Africa and West Africa. Traders from the North would bring goods such as salt, copper and cowrie shells. People from the West would trade items such as animal hides, leather goods, ivory, slaves, kola nuts, and gold. All of this was called trans-Saharan trade and ___________ had control of it. It would tax all of the goods that traveled through their kingdom. The gold-salt trade especially allowed __________ to earn a lot of money.
The Persians created the game of ________ and the Muslims had learned it from them. It was a fun recreational activity where people used mallets while on horseback. They would try to strike a ball through the goal to score a point. The enjoyable game soon became popular among wealthy people. Muslims had adapted the game of polo adding many more improvements to make the game better.
West Africa begins in an area of land called the ______________. The _____________ is a giant desert that stretches about 3.5 million square miles. Sand dunes cover about 25% of it, but there are also mountains and bare rocky plains as well. The ________________ is extremely dry and arid, but there are some oasis here and there. There are some areas of vegetation as well, but very few. Some traders had to cross the Sahara to get to the places they needed to trade their goods. This was called Trans Saharan trade. It’s an extremely dangerous journey. Sometimes caravans would get lost, and some traders died in the desert. Since it’s so dry sometimes it’s even hard to find water. Traders would often use camels to cross the desert because of their padded feet to walk on the sand, their large eyelashes to keep sand out of their eyes, and their strength to carry many goods.

50 Clues: A ___________ is a ruler of a Muslim country. The feminine word for a ________ is a sultana or sultanah. This word was taken from an arabic root word that means strength and authority. • ...

Dispute Review Crossword 2016-07-07

Dispute Review Crossword crossword puzzle

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We almost never go to this, as the loser forks over $500 in addition to whatever the cost of the case was. It’s just throwing bad money after worse!
Ironically, when filling out this field in new case creation, you never actually use a number.
A transaction that is $24.99 or less; not to be confused with disqualified, which is what usually happens when professional wrestlers start busting out the folding chairs.
___ Boot, three letters. Not just an excellent German submarine movie, but also the group of Visa workers we communicate with about chargebacks and such.
Where you go when the docs are returned and submitted. If the merchant accepts, fun times for all! If they decline, not a good sign.
The letter that clues the member in on some harsh realities about their case; specifically, that they didn’t have one.
number The golden ticket you will need if you want to access this amazing and fantastical world of card transaction information
One of the preferred document types for the snooty sorts at Visa when we upload, name sounds like an overly polite sneeze.

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The timeframe lasts 45 days, the money we win at the end lasts a lifetime (or until we spend it).
A transaction type where the card was not present. Approximately 98% is either diet pills or 'male enhancement' treatments.
We use this for those times where the member lost the dispute in Visa but apparently won the right to not pay for it themselves.
Meow.
A promise from the merchant that they will be back to actually take the money soon. You can be fairly sure they'll keep their word.
What happens when your chargeback is challenged by the merchant. Fun to say, not so much fun to work.
Hopefully you for this position, but definitely a transaction that is $25.00 or more.
A transaction where we will essentially be dragging and dropping the money into the proverbial recycle bin. You have a special GL just for this purpose.
The best possible status a case can be from your perspective.

17 Clues: Meow. • The best possible status a case can be from your perspective. • Hopefully you for this position, but definitely a transaction that is $25.00 or more. • Ironically, when filling out this field in new case creation, you never actually use a number. • The timeframe lasts 45 days, the money we win at the end lasts a lifetime (or until we spend it). • ...

the lodge 2024-03-17

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You can see many ______ move from place to place
Calvin loves the _______
The lodge has a TV and ______
To get to the lodge you must go on a ________

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They jump in the lake and ______ with the animals
His _______ come to visit him there
Pass the ridge by the ________
Has a lodge
They ______ songs by the fire
The lodge is a hidden ______
Calvin and his children have _____ there

11 Clues: Has a lodge • Calvin loves the _______ • The lodge is a hidden ______ • They ______ songs by the fire • The lodge has a TV and ______ • Pass the ridge by the ________ • His _______ come to visit him there • Calvin and his children have _____ there • To get to the lodge you must go on a ________ • You can see many ______ move from place to place • ...

Journey to the Center of the Earth 2022-10-18

Journey to the Center of the Earth crossword puzzle

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The mountain that they go into the earth through.
A large wind.
The Danish word for water.
What they used to get through to the next chamber.
The first food they ate after escaping the center of the earth.
How they assumed they would die towards the end of their journey.
Harry' ______. The piece of land that Harry found and named after himself.

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The guide who helped them.
What made their compass say they were continually going north.
The capitol of Iceland.
Harry's fiancé.
The Icelandic word for leper.
The crazy uncle.
Giant, extinct elephants. (Not extinct under the earth.
The name of the traveler who had taken this journey before them.

15 Clues: A large wind. • Harry's fiancé. • The crazy uncle. • The capitol of Iceland. • The guide who helped them. • The Danish word for water. • The Icelandic word for leper. • The mountain that they go into the earth through. • What they used to get through to the next chamber. • Giant, extinct elephants. (Not extinct under the earth. • ...

Vocabulary 2022-10-13

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The son - past his mother as she was reading on the couch, he didn’t want to disturb her.
Sally was - with her mother when she asked Sally to accompany her to the store.
I have many - skills; they serve many purposes.
The school was very - and full of diversity.
The work the teacher gave us was - ; it took me two hours to complete it.
The costume the person wore to the party was completely - to the theme.
The store had - staff on hand, as they knew it would be busy today.
People who run track are - fast, it's as if they were born with it.
The man asked the person, “how do you do?” in a kind and - manner.
She was - with the way the girl flipped her hair.
The - sounds of the movie were enough to make us get up and leave in the middle of it.
The teacher spoke in an - way when giving a speech to the parents.
Abby didn’t like Chris's ideas about the topic, so she began to - about his opinions.

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I’m so glad we finally found the - for my father’s medical issues!
The man gave a - look that made the woman uncomfortable.
Since I was speeding on my way to the store, my license was - by the government.
The businessperson had great - , as they were able to make tough decisions quickly and easily.
Sometimes, you can tell where someone is from if you focus on their - actions.
The - of the two ideas made one amazing one.
The school debate was an - one this year, as it was very argumentative.
My friend began to - that I had been lying to him.
Her - was enough to make me not want to be friends anymore.
The surprise party occurred in the most - of ways.
The boy wished he was - when his alarm woke him up for school that morning.

24 Clues: The school was very - and full of diversity. • The - of the two ideas made one amazing one. • I have many - skills; they serve many purposes. • She was - with the way the girl flipped her hair. • My friend began to - that I had been lying to him. • The surprise party occurred in the most - of ways. • The man gave a - look that made the woman uncomfortable. • ...

Vocabulary 2022-10-14

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The son - past his mother as she was reading on the couch, he didn’t want to disturb her.
Sally was - with her mother when she asked Sally to accompany her to the store.
I have many - skills; they serve many purposes.
The school was very - and full of diversity.
The work the teacher gave us was - ; it took me two hours to complete it.
The costume the person wore to the party was completely - to the theme.
The store had - staff on hand, as they knew it would be busy today.
People who run track are - fast, it's as if they were born with it.
The man asked the person, “how do you do?” in a kind and - manner.
She was - with the way the girl flipped her hair.
The - sounds of the movie were enough to make us get up and leave in the middle of it.
The teacher spoke in an - way when giving a speech to the parents.
Abby didn’t like Chris's ideas about the topic, so she began to - about his opinions.

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I’m so glad we finally found the - for my father’s medical issues!
The man gave a - look that made the woman uncomfortable.
Since I was speeding on my way to the store, my license was - by the government.
The businessperson had great - , as they were able to make tough decisions quickly and easily.
Sometimes, you can tell where someone is from if you focus on their - actions.
The - of the two ideas made one amazing one.
The school debate was an - one this year, as it was very argumentative.
My friend began to - that I had been lying to him.
Her - was enough to make me not want to be friends anymore.
The surprise party occurred in the most - of ways.
The boy wished he was - when his alarm woke him up for school that morning.

The Streak 2024-11-15

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Jamie hitting the egg into the carton and finding out he's lucky is an example of:
Jamie's annoying sister
What Jamie is trying to ask Celia to go to with him
Means things happening one after the other in a row
The team they lost to in the start

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The sport that Jamie plays
Jamie's friend
Jamie's crush
Had bad luck
The amount of bad things that happened to Jamie
"Six feet tall and six feet wide"
Celia's Allergy
The age of Ellen
The team they played against in the end
When Jamie had only one event left on his streak and was caught up in a game is an example of:

15 Clues: Had bad luck • Jamie's crush • Jamie's friend • Celia's Allergy • The age of Ellen • Jamie's annoying sister • The sport that Jamie plays • "Six feet tall and six feet wide" • The team they lost to in the start • The team they played against in the end • The amount of bad things that happened to Jamie • What Jamie is trying to ask Celia to go to with him • ...

cwp-641d8404e2653ae42965d090530517a862 2023-03-27

cwp-641d8404e2653ae42965d090530517a862 crossword puzzle

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When ___ therefore heard that saying, he was the more afraid;
And he bearing his cross went forth into a place called the place of a ___
But when the morning was now come, Jesus stood on the ___: but the disciples knew not that it was Jesus.
Jesus saith unto them, Bring of the fish which ye have now ___
___ are they that have not seen, and yet have believed.
And when he had so said, he shewed unto them his ___ and his side. Then were the disciples glad ...
As soon then as they were come to land, they saw a fire of coals there, and ___ laid thereon ...
Whose soever sins ye ___, they are remitted unto them ...
The Jews ... besought Pilate that their legs might be ___, and that they might be taken away.
Jesus saith unto her, ___ me not; for I am not yet ascended to my Father ...
The first day of the week cometh ___ ___ early ... unto the sepulchre ...

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... Yea, Lord; thou knowest that I love thee. He saith unto him, Feed my ___
Then the soldiers, when they had crucified Jesus, took his garments, and made four ___
... Pilate ... brought Jesus forth, and sat down in the judgment seat in a place that is called the ___
Now there stood by the cross of Jesus his mother, and his mother’s sister, Mary the wife of ___
... Behold, I bring him forth to you, that ye may know that I find no ___ in him.
This spake he, ___ by what death he should glorify God ...
... he said, It is finished: and he bowed his head, and gave up the ___
But one of the soldiers with a spear ___ his side, and forthwith came there out blood and water.
Then saith he to Thomas, Reach hither thy ___, and behold my hands ...

20 Clues: ___ are they that have not seen, and yet have believed. • Whose soever sins ye ___, they are remitted unto them ... • This spake he, ___ by what death he should glorify God ... • When ___ therefore heard that saying, he was the more afraid; • Jesus saith unto them, Bring of the fish which ye have now ___ • ...

Dad Jokes 2025-12-23

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It’s not yours if it’s nacho
It has too many problems
They lack the guts for a fight
He won an award for his work ethic

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It works on many levels
One might wear a bowtie
Its days are numbered
What flies when you’re having fun
“Hi ___, I’m Dad”
They’re always up to something
They might crack up if they told jokes

11 Clues: “Hi ___, I’m Dad” • Its days are numbered • It works on many levels • One might wear a bowtie • It has too many problems • It’s not yours if it’s nacho • They lack the guts for a fight • They’re always up to something • What flies when you’re having fun • He won an award for his work ethic • They might crack up if they told jokes

Unit 5 2017-09-04

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Every country has its own ______
make it short
among several countries
close, familiar very much
once at the same time
appropriate, right etc.

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something you do for a fun in your free time
bus, taxi, ferry and plane
an event or series of events one has had in the past
arrive, get to

10 Clues: make it short • arrive, get to • among several countries • appropriate, right etc. • close, familiar very much • bus, taxi, ferry and plane • once at the same time • Every country has its own ______ • something you do for a fun in your free time • an event or series of events one has had in the past

Cartoons 2024-03-11

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Ruby's crush is a?
What makes us happy
SpongeBob's best friend.
Who lives in a pineapple under the sea?
What we all had when we were little.

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Most cartoon have.
What makes us watch the shows.
What our favorite shows makes us feel.
Main character in Ruby Gloom.
What most cartoons are.

10 Clues: Most cartoon have. • Ruby's crush is a? • What makes us happy • What most cartoons are. • SpongeBob's best friend. • Main character in Ruby Gloom. • What makes us watch the shows. • What we all had when we were little. • What our favorite shows makes us feel. • Who lives in a pineapple under the sea?

SWR List I-2 2023-01-29

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Can you tell me _____ time it is?
the ______ last week had lots of rain and strong winds
it’s so fun to _____ bubbles
the heavy rain made the ____ flow quickly
look, it’s a full ____ tonight!
______ is not our favorite vegetable
rhymes with bet
That ____ grows delicious apples.
sisters can be ______ in many ways
this is the hottest time of year
I like that one better _____ this one.

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this is when the leaves change colors
Flowers bloom during this time of year
the last meal of the day is called
do you like vanilla ___ chocolate ice cream more?
this is the coldest time of year
rhymes with peach
Rhymes with reason
The opposite of give
please ______ your dish by the sink when your done eating

20 Clues: rhymes with bet • rhymes with peach • Rhymes with reason • The opposite of give • it’s so fun to _____ bubbles • look, it’s a full ____ tonight! • this is the coldest time of year • this is the hottest time of year • Can you tell me _____ time it is? • That ____ grows delicious apples. • the last meal of the day is called • sisters can be ______ in many ways • ...

How to Steal a Dog 2022-10-24

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luannas bff
Georgina and Tobys mom
Their home town
The dog they stole

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Where they had to get ready at
Georginas bff
Wants to steal a dog to get money
Where they had to live when they were poor
Georginas little brother

9 Clues: luannas bff • Georginas bff • Their home town • The dog they stole • Georgina and Tobys mom • Georginas little brother • Where they had to get ready at • Wants to steal a dog to get money • Where they had to live when they were poor

Vocab Playlist 6 2022-02-08

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I had to _________ my phone after spending two hours on it instead of doing homework
The boy was _________ because he always had unpopular opinions
I completed my homework with much ________ as I knew I had to go somewhere in an hour
The lone piece of chicken looked ________ in the salad I had made
The students _______ their teacher not to give them an essay due that night as they already had so much other work
The man went to jail for his _______ of the rules of society

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The lawyer began to ___________ when asked about his client's whereabouts on the night of the murder he had committed
The boy had a ________ growth spurt as he could tell he was starting to get taller rapidly
The student had _________ work on his math test so he received an 100 on it
Sloth's are known for their _______ and they always spend the day lazing around

10 Clues: The man went to jail for his _______ of the rules of society • The boy was _________ because he always had unpopular opinions • The lone piece of chicken looked ________ in the salad I had made • The student had _________ work on his math test so he received an 100 on it • Sloth's are known for their _______ and they always spend the day lazing around • ...

The Birth and Spread of Islam 2017-01-25

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_____________ is a word in Islam that means to strive. The Qur’an tells Muslims to fight for themselves against others who may harm them, but at the same time, it forbids Muslims to force others to convert to Islam. As a form of _______________, Muslims considered ways of protecting their territory. In modern times, some Muslims use acts of terrorism to resist perceived aggression from non-Muslims. A lot of Muslims think that hurting others purposefully is a horrible thing and should be forbidden in Islam. _____________ not only has Muslims protecting themselves, but it also represents the human struggle to overcome difficulties and worldly challenges.
_____________ is a holy city to Muslims, Jews and Christians. The Jews’ great temple had once stood there, for the Christians, Jesus’ death and resurrection happened there, and for the Muslims, Muhammad went to heaven on his Night Journey. All of these religions wanted to visit this holy city. Muslims began to rule______________ in the 7th century. They built the “Dome of the Rock” there to represent where Muhammad had his Night Journey. Christians, Jews, and Muslims all lived peacefully, until there was a huge threat. The Seljuks became a Muslim dynasty in the 11th century. When they were capturing and conquering lands, they were eager to expand their territory, and they threatened the Byzantine empire itself. Christians feared about ____________’s fate. After the Seljuks had taken control, _______________ became an unsafe place. Turmoil took its course and travel became unsafe. Christians feared that they would never be able to visit the holy land of ________________ again. This is what started the horrible Crusades.
The desert city of _____________ is the center of Islam. It’s also the place where the prophet Muhammad was born and where he founded the religion of Islam. Only Muslims are allowed to visit this holy city. It is an arid, rocky valley located in western Arabia. It became a wealthy city by being a center of trade. Not only was it a center of trade, but it was also a center of religion. As the Qur’an says, Abraham had built a cubed shrine called the Kabah that honored God. Back then Muslims were polytheistic, and the Kabah contained statues of many different gods. Today Islam is a monotheistic religion, and they believe in only one God (Allah). ___________________ is also the place where Muslims visit to come and do their hajj. The Central Masjid al Haram is the sacred mosque located in ______________ and it surrounds the Kabah. Muslims circle the Kabah seven times when they visit ______________ on their hajj.
______________ is the form of decorative art that was the most popular in the Muslim world. It is the art of gorgeous and magnificent handwriting. This is what was used to copy verses from the Qur’an. Muslims honored people who did this art much more than they did other artists because they felt that this art was extremely worthy for words written from God. Writers of this art would dip sharp reeds and bamboo into ink and then write it on parchment paper. Not only would artists use this art to copy Qur’an verses, but they would also use it to decorate items used in everyday life like pottery, tiles, swords, trimmed borders of fabric and even coins. A lot of the time this art was also written on walls or the domes inside of a mosque.
The __________ was a very important instrument for Muslims to use for navigation. It helped sailors at sea determine their location by looking at the objects in the sky and how they’re positioned. They were deeply developed by the muslims, but they were discovered and known about before 150 BC and created in 400 AD.
A ___________ is a ruler of a Muslim country. The feminine word for a ________ is a sultana or sultanah. This word was taken from an arabic root word that means strength and authority.
_____________ was a judicial body established by the Roman Catholic Church to combat forms of religious error. It was used during the Reconquista by King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella. They used it against any Muslim or Jew who refused to convert to Christianity or claimed to convert. People who refused or were lying were burned at the stake.
____________ is the third Pillar of Islam. It means charity. Muhammad taught his people to share their riches to the poor people who are less fortunate. The word ___________ itself stands for “purification”. Muslims believe that when they share their wealth, it controls greed and gets purified. Muslims must share 2.5% of their wealth every year with their less fortunate nearby residents. Sometimes they even give more than that. Religious officials are given the money, or sometimes the givers distribute the money. ___________ provides for countless needs. In medieval times, it went to public fountains so everyone had fresh water to drink, and it went to inns for pilgrims to stay. Today it pays for soup kitchens, shelter for the poor, orphanages, hospitals, poor children’s education, clothing, and many other needs.
A ______________ is another word for a religious Muslim leader. The caliphate is the government in which they lead. The first ____________ was Abu Bakr, because they needed a new religious leader after Muhammad died. He had three leaders who had followed after him. Abu Bakr had unified most of Arabia when he was a _____________ and did many other good things throughout his lifetime. Then he sadly died in 634. ____________ Umar was the next in line. He spread the religion of Islam and conquered many lands. He was very successful throughout his lifetime and sadly died in 644. Uthman followed after him. He united many Muslim people and commanded a definite addition of the Qur’an. He was then killed in 656. Ali ibn Abi Talib said that he would become the 4th ______________. A few important Muslims tried to protest against Ali, and that led to civil war. Many of his followers turned against him, and in 661 he was murdered. These four religious leaders were called the four _____________s.
To West Africans __________ was more valuable than gold. People would use it to be able to perspire, to keep food from spoiling, and of course because it tasted good. Another reason it was so valuable to West Africans was they had no local source of it. Evaporating it and mining it were two ways to produce ___________. The village of Taghaza was a place where _________ was plentiful. That was the only purpose people lived there because otherwise it was a very dismal place with very little crops or vegetation.
In early West Africa there were communities who had about 16 to 20 members in them. They were called ________________________. They would all work together as a group to harvest crops, clear fields, and plant seeds. Farming communities were usually made up of _____________________. Sometimes, to get needed help, they would band together with other ____________________. They would work together to protect themselves, to mine gold, or to control flooding a river.
______________ was one of the kingdoms in West Africa. It was founded by Sundiata Keita, and it was inhabited by the Mande people. After the kingdom of Ghana began to decline, the people of ________ began to take over around 1240. They conquered the trading city of Kumbi. The Mande people’s homeland was close to the Niger River and South of Kumbi. They began building an empire that stretched from beyond the Niger River all the way to the Atlantic ocean. ________ got wealthy from trade just like Ghana once did.
_____________ was a brilliant Muslim Mathematician. He introduced the ideas of Algebra and Hindu-Arabic numerals. He lived in the city of Baghdad and worked at the “House of Wisdom”. He also wrote a lot of books, and discovered many new things. He’s known as “The Father of Algebra”.
_________________ is a group of stories that a wife tells her husband each night. It’s also referred to as “A Thousand and One Nights”. It all started when a king named King Shahryar was unfaithful because his wife had betrayed him and he killed her. Then, he hated all women and decided to marry a new one and kill them each day. Then one day there was a very wise woman named Shahrazad who was one of the daughters of the King’s vizier had a plan to stop him from killing off all of these innocent women. She decided to marry him and then tell him stories each night, so he would be intrigued and not kill her. This went on for about a thousand and one nights. By the end of it all, King Shahryar had fallen in love with Shahrazad and decided to keep her as his wife and not kill her.
An __________ is a person who performs the sermon in a mosque during a session of prayer. People who are smart, knowledgeable, and wise are the ones who are chosen to be an ____________. They should also be able to understand Qur’an verses and be able to deliver them slowly and beautifully. Sometimes they have to go through a special training before they are allowed to give sermons.
_____________ is Islam’s most famous philosopher. He had believed that all knowledge came from God and that truth could be known through revelation and reason. He is known as “The Father of modern medicine”. He was born in 980 in Kharmaithen which is now Uzbekistan. He died in 1037 at the age of 58. He made many accomplishments in the field of medicine throughout his lifetime and wrote many books. Two of his most famous books were “The Book of Healing” and “The Canon of Medicine”.
Mathematics was a topic that Muslims had advanced in with great depth. ____________ is a very important part of mathematics that Muslims used to figure out problems that contained unknown numbers (variables). Al Khwarizmi wrote a very famous book that contained information on this topic. His book became the most famous mathematics textbook that was used in the universities in Europe. An example of one of these problems is 5x + 7 = 22. The answer would be x = 3.
____________ is the first Pillar of Islam. It’s the declaration or profession of faith. There are two parts to _______________. The first part is “There is no God but God”. Muslims do this to declare that they’re monotheistic. They believe that there is only one almighty God called Allah. The second part says that Muhammad is the messenger of God. Muslims believe that Muhammad declared God’s final word to humankind which was called the message of Islam. The true meaning of _____________ is to believe in only one God and to accept your submission to him. It also helps Muslims through difficult times. For example, if someone was playing a difficult sports game they might say the ______________ before they play the game to help them be successful.
________________ was born around 570 C.E. When he was a young baby, his mother sent him to live with a family of nomads in the desert so he could learn about traditional Arab values. After that, he went back to live with his mother, but she soon passed away after his return, so he was left to stay with his grandfather. Sadly his grandfather had died and he was left in the care of his uncle Abu Talib. At the age of 12 _______________ went with his uncle on a trading journey. When he grew up he became a merchant. He met his wife Khadijah when he began managing caravans. Not only did he spend much of his time as a merchant, but he was also very faithful. He spent a lot of his time praying in the mountains. One day as he was praying in the mountains, the angel Gabriel visited him and brought teachings from God (Allah). That was his call to prophethood. At first he thought he was going insane, but as the angel visited him more often, he began to believe. ________________ began sharing his knowledge to all of the people who wanted to listen. He began developing many followers, and they all began to believe in a religion called Islam.
A ____________ is the holy place where Muslims practice their faith. In other words, it’s the Muslim house of worship. The ___________ is usually decorated inside with many beautiful designs. A muezzin stands on the small balcony and chants the call to prayer. There is also usually at least one minaret. The people who pray in the _________ wash themselves in a fountain located in the courtyard before prayer. Inside there’s a prayer room, and the people sit and kneel on carpets on the floor. From there, the imam gives the sermon. The sermon is given from a raised pulpit that is called a minbar. A Niche is next to the minbar telling the worshipers the direction of Mecca which is the direction they want to pray. This is called the qiblah.
____________ is the second Pillar of Islam. It means routined ritual prayer every day. In Muslim communities everyone is called to prayer five times everyday. People are called to prayer at dawn, noon, mid-afternoon, sunset, and after night fall as well. At the mosque in the community, the muezzin chants the call to prayer. Before prayer, Muslims perform a ritual washing called Wudu. It resembles ritual purity before prayer. There’s a fountain in the courtyard of the mosque where they can wash their hands, feet, face and arms. Then the Muslims go into the prayer area, where they kneel on carpets in front of an imam. They face towards the qiblah which is the direction of Mecca. Then the Imam chants “Allahu akbar!” (“God is most great!”). After that the worshipers read verses from the Qur’an. Muslims don’t necessarily need to perform __________ in a mosque even though it’s preferable. A mosque might not be close enough to go to before a call to prayer. They are allowed to perform ______________ at home, in parks, at airports, at work or on sidewalks. Wherever they are they have to stop to pray. They might use a qiblah compass to determine the direction of Mecca.
____________ has been an extremely valuable item in much of the world. In an area called Wangara ____________ was bountiful. Many other civilizations traded with Wangara for this reason. They would use a method called silent barter because the people of Wangara wanted to keep the location of their _________ mines a secret. The traders would leave an offer and beat a drum while the Wangarans would leave a certain amount of _______. Then they would beat the drum and the trader would come back to see if the offering was satisfying. This would continue until a good deal was made and both sides were happy. Not only did this help keep the Wangaran mines a secret, but it also allowed civilizations who spoke other languages to trade with one another. Muslims made coins out of _________ and it was also used for currency. While the people in the forests wanted salt, people in North Africa wanted ________. Ghana which was located right in the middle of different trade routes got wealthy by taxing the __________- salt trade.

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____________ was a wealthy place of great prosperity. It got wealthy mostly by its location. It was located in between North Africa and West Africa. Traders from the North would bring goods such as salt, copper and cowrie shells. People from the West would trade items such as animal hides, leather goods, ivory, slaves, kola nuts, and gold. All of this was called trans-Saharan trade and ___________ had control of it. It would tax all of the goods that traveled through their kingdom. The gold-salt trade especially allowed __________ to earn a lot of money.
________________ met a merchant named Muhammad when she was running a trading business. He earned her many good quality prophets, and she was impressed by all of his abilities. She then proposed marriage, and they married when she was at the age of 25. They had several children, but their daughter Fatima was the only one who had children of her own. Muhammad soon became a prophet after being visited by the angel Gabriel in a cave in the mountains. As Muhammad spread the idea of Islam, _____________ helped him along the way. She also was the first person to convert to Islam.
The Persians created the game of ________ and the Muslims had learned it from them. It was a fun recreational activity where people used mallets while on horseback. They would try to strike a ball through the goal to score a point. The enjoyable game soon became popular among wealthy people. Muslims had adapted the game of polo adding many more improvements to make the game better.
The ________________ is a series of wars that began as a response to the threat that was made by the Seljuk Turks. The army of people who attacked were all Christians, and they asked Pope Urban II for assistance. Muslims, Jews and Christians were involved, and they were all fighting over the holy land of Jerusalem. There were 3 parts of this series of wars.
____________ is the spreading of ideas and styles of life. This occurs when different cultures trade with one another. It also happens during travel and sometimes even when places have conflict. After the ideas and styles spread, most of the time they are adapted to fit a certain culture. _____________ happened a lot in Islamic lands, because they were located in a good spot for trade. Muslim traders would take the ideas and styles of life with their goods, and when they traded they would spread learning. A good example would be when the Muslims learned how to make paper from the Chinese people and then they passed that knowledge on to the Europeans.
A _________ is a raised platform where the imam gives the sermon. It’s usually made out of stone, brick or carved wood. There is a gate at the front of it, and then there are stairs that lead up to where the imam stands. The way the ____________ is designed helps the imam project his voice so the worshippers can hear the sermon.
This was a group of people whose homeland was North of China. Their leader was Genghis Khan and they began their wars to conquer other lands. After Genghis Khan and his army attacked northern china, they decided to go across central Asia damaging cities and destroying farmland. Many Muslims were killed in the process and some were made into slaves. Under Genghis Khan’s rule the army built a huge empire that went all across Asia. They even defeated the Seljuk Turks, and in 1258 turned Baghdad into ruins and murdered their Sultan. The Mamluks whose capital was Cairo led the defence against Genghis Khan’s army. The Mamluks had defeated his army in a battle that took place in Palestine. However, Genghis Khan and his army still ruled a lot of land in Asia. Some places even started converting to Islam.
A Turk named Osman I created a dynasty at the beginning of the 1300s in the north end of Anatolia. These people were called the ___________. They conquered many lands in southeastern Europe and parts of Anatolia. As they were traveling East, there was something that stopped them. A man named Timur Lang who claimed to be a descendent of Genghis Khan started building an empire near the end of the 1300s. Timur and his army invaded and conquered a lot of land, and in 1402 beat the ____________ in Anatolia. The ____________ were almost completely collapsed until Timur died in the year of 1405 and they regained their control. After this they were very successful by destroying the Mamluk empire and owning much land. Unfortunately in 1700 the empire began to decline and completely ended in 1922 after World War 1.
The ancient city of _______________ was built in about the 3rd century CE. It was built where the Bani river and the Niger river intersect, and it continued for more than about 1,600 years. It was a perfect place to farm, fish and trade. The people who lived in _______________ lived in circular houses that were built out of mud blocks. The inhabitants worked many jobs. There were fishers, farmers, potters, metalsmiths, weavers, leatherworkers, bead makers, ivory workers, and most importantly blacksmiths. The blacksmiths were treated with the most respect because the people of West Africa thought iron was more valuable than gold. The discovery of this city proved to archaeologists that cities did exist in West Africa before outsiders arrived to help them build them.
One day Muhammad was praying in a cave in the mountains and the angel ____________ came to visit him to give him knowledge about monotheism and God (Allah). “You are the messenger of God” he told Muhammad. The first time __________ came to visit him he thought he was going insane, but Khadijah told him otherwise and said he was meant to be a prophet. The angel revealed messages over Muhammad for the next 22 years, and he began to share his knowledge of Islam to all of his followers. Even though Muhammad was not literate, he explained to everyone that ________’s messages were embedded in his heart and in his mind.
________________ is the name for God in Arabic. All Muslims believe in one God making Islam a monotheistic religion. The Qu’ran is the holy book of Islam and it describes all of God’s moral teachings and laws. Imams chant verses from the Qur’an as Muslims pray towards him. In the first pillar of Islam called Shahada one of the parts states that “There is no God but God”. This shows how Muslims devote themselves to __________, and believe he is the only all powerful God. All of the Five Pillars of Islam help Muslims get closer to God.
The ____________ was an important series of wars that the Christians had begun to retake the Iberian Peninsula from the Muslim people. In the 8th century, a group of people called the Umayyads created a Muslim Dynasty in Spain. Christians and Jews were also allowed to live there in peace, but they had to pay a special tax in return. Over time Christians would take more and more Muslim lands. By the time it was 1248 the kingdom of Granada in southern Spain was the only place that was owned by the Muslims. Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand wanted to join Spain as a Catholic country near the end of the 1400s. They used a Roman Catholic court against any Muslims or Jews who said that they have converted to Christianity. It was an extremely harsh system. In the year of 1492 Granada was finally owned by Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand, and Jews were told to either convert to Christianity or leave the country to live in a new place.
________________ was the new leader who took over Mali in 1312. He was the first West African leader to devoutly practice Islam. He made his hajj and it was an immense undertaking. About 80 thousand people joined him. When he got to Cairo he met and greeted the Sultan. After he left Cairo, he went to Arabia and visited Mecca and Madinah. People lined the streets to meet him when they had heard he was coming. His wealth impressed everyone and he payed everybody gold who gave him goods and services. Mali became an extremely important kingdom because of his amazing hajj. The result was that Mali appeared on a European map of West Africa by 1375.
__________________ was an amazing Muslim Traveler. He was born in Morocco on February 24, 1304. He started his love for traveling, by going to Mecca and undertaking his hajj. Then he traveled much of the world. He traveled to Mali in the 14th century, and was aggravated by some of the local practices that happened there. but he was impressed how devoted some Africans were to Islam and how fast it spread.
_________________ is based off of the Sunnah and the Qur’an and it is the body of Islamic law. The Muslims believe that _____________ came from God. It guides them in the way they behave, and how they interact with others. Islamic law is split into five categories, forbidden, discouraged, allowed, obligatory, and recommended. Examples of these categories used in ______________ is that Muslims are forbidden to consume pork, gamble or drink alcohol. Another would be that women should not display their beauty to strangers. This would be discouraged as opposed to forbidden. Not only does Islamic law guide life with these categories, but it also lays out what Muslims have to do towards others. These categories are grouped like so, criminal, commercial, family, and inheritance law. The ______________ court is led by a judge called a qadi who hears the case. Sometimes if needed a qadi will discuss with a mufti (scholar of law) for their opinion.
The __________ is another word for practice. During Muhammad’s lifetime, it was the lesson he had set for his people. Everything that Muhammad said in a certain situation helped and guided Muslims do things right in their everyday lives. Examples of this would be when Muhammad said “God forbids all of you to disobey your mothers.” This taught children that they should honor their parents. He also said that guests should never leave the table hungry. He was indicating that hospitality was important. The _____________ also tells Muslims how to perform the Five Pillars of Islam which is what all Muslims have to do at some point in their lives. Even though the ___________ is extremely important to Muslims, it’s only second in religious authority next to the Qur’an.
_____________ was an architect who lived in Spain. He introduced many decorative ideas to the West Africans when Mansa Musa convinced him to return to Mali with him. ________________ gave them the idea to build houses out of brick with flat roofs. He also introduced the idea of clay drain pipes which improved the quality of people’s lives a lot. Not only did he introduce these ideas, but he also built many important structures. One of the structures he built was Djingareyber which was the most famous mosque in West Africa.
The word ______________ means a family line that is traced through the mother. In early Ghana West Africa, the inheritance of the throne was _____________. The son of the king’s sister would become king instead of the king’s son. Later on when Islam was spread throughout West Africa, the inheritance of the throne became patrilineal. Patrilineal means a family line traced through the father as opposed to the mother.
Ghana’s capital city was __________ and it was the busiest marketplace in West Africa. Ironsmiths would sell their weapons and tools there, goldsmiths and coppersmiths would sell jewelry, weavers sold cloth, leather workers sold leather goods and many other people sold their goods as well. __________ also had one of the largest slave markets in West Africa. In 1240 the Mande people conquered the city of __________.
____________ was a very important leader of the Muslims during the Crusades. He was a political and military leader. He created the largest Muslim empire since the Seljuks ruled. The greatest victory he has had over the European Crusaders was in 1187 during the battle of Hattin. This guided and helped the Muslims immensely to re-conquer the city of Jerusalem and other holy lands. Unfortunately during the 3rd Crusade, this leader was unable to defeat King Richard I and his armies. This resulted in a giant loss of territory. On the bright side, he was able to make a truce with King Richard I that Muslims would be able to rule the land of Jerusalem.
_____________ is a type of design that took all of its beauty from nature. It was used on everyday items like ceramic bowls, carpets, tiles, metal boxes, and entire walls. Things like flowers, leaves, stems and tendrils were all included in these beautiful patterns and designs. This design was used a lot in Islamic art.
______________ are followers of Muhammad, and they also practice the religion of Islam. Christians and Jews are the followers of Christianity and Judaism while these people are the followers of Islam.
_____________ is the fourth Pillar of Islam. It means fasting. The Qur’an teaches all Muslims to celebrate this fasting during the time of Ramadan. Ramadan takes place in the Islamic calendar during the 9th month. While Ramadan is occurring, Muslims fast from when the sun rises until it sets eating and drinking nothing. Then after the sun sets, the fast is broken and the Muslims eat a feast. They also say a special prayer called the sunset prayer. After the feast with friends, they go to special prayer services that include verses from the Qur’an. Fasting taught Muslims know what it’s like to be poor and hungry and gain more self control. Muslims also try to forgive others, not gossip and avoid bad deeds and arguments. At the end of the month of Ramadan, Muslims celebrate something called Eid al-Fitr. It resembles the time when Gabriel visits Muhammad for the first time.
__________ were animals that traders used to cross the Sahara desert. They used them as opposed to donkeys because ___________ had long eyelashes to keep sand out of their eyes, padded feet to walk on the sand, and strong abilities to carry many goods.
West Africa begins in an area of land called the ______________. The _____________ is a giant desert that stretches about 3.5 million square miles. Sand dunes cover about 25% of it, but there are also mountains and bare rocky plains as well. The ________________ is extremely dry and arid, but there are some oasis here and there. There are some areas of vegetation as well, but very few. Some traders had to cross the Sahara to get to the places they needed to trade their goods. This was called Trans Saharan trade. It’s an extremely dangerous journey. Sometimes caravans would get lost, and some traders died in the desert. Since it’s so dry sometimes it’s even hard to find water. Traders would often use camels to cross the desert because of their padded feet to walk on the sand, their large eyelashes to keep sand out of their eyes, and their strength to carry many goods.
________________ is the fifth Pillar of Islam. This is when Muslims make a pilgrimage to the holy city of Mecca. All adult Muslims who are capable are expected to do ___________ at least once in their lives. It takes place in the 12th month of the Islamic calendar, and millions of people come to Mecca to make the long journey. When they get to Mecca they supposedly follow Abraham and Muhammad’s footsteps. While doing this they become closer to God. They dress in plain white robes and perform different rituals as they travel to different sacred sites. As they set foot in Mecca, they recite the words “Here I am, O God at thy command.” After that they travel to what’s called the Great Mosque where the Ka’bah is located and circle it three times as instructed in the Qur’an. The Ka'bah is a holy Shrine that is shaped like a box to honor God. They circle it seven times. Then they run through the passage that is in between two small hills because that’s what Hagar did when she searched for water for her baby Ishmael. The pilgrims then drink from the Zamzam spring that magically appeared at Ishmael’s feet. Later in the day they set up camp in Mina, and in the morning go to Arafat. They pray there asking God for forgiveness until sunset. Some Muslims climb mount Arafat, to where Muhammad made his Last Sermon. That is not mandatory to the ____________ process, but a lot of Muslims do it. After that they throw stones at pillars that resemble satan to cast away evil. Lastly they celebrate with a four day feast.
The _____________ is a cubed shaped shrine that was built by Abraham to honor God. At first Islam was a polytheistic religion, and the __________ held statues of many gods. The prophet Muhammad convinced people that there is no god but God. Today Islam is a monotheistic religion. When muslims travel on hajj, they circle the __________ 7 times because it’s a ritual that is mentioned in the Qur’an. It is said to be the most sacred site in Islam. Inside the _____________ the floor is made of limestone and marble. The walls are made of clad and have tiled, white marble that goes halfway to the roof. There are three pillars inside the ____________. In between each, there is a small altar and a table. There are sacred writings on tablets right next to the ____________’s entrance, and there are other tablets along several of the other walls. There’s a greenish cloth that runs along the top that is embroidered with verses from the Qur’an.
The ___________ is the holy book in the religion of Islam. It is split into chapters which are then divided into verses. In all of the readings, God presents his moral teachings and his laws. It guides Muslims on how to live their everyday lives. It also consists of the passages that Muhammad had received from the angel Gabriel. A long time ago, Muhammad and his people recited verses from the ______________. In the year of 651 CE, Caliph Uthman established the proper edition of the ___________ and he asked that the other versions be destroyed so they wouldn’t be confused with the official copy. Muslims highly honor this holy book and don’t allow it to touch the ground. It’s basically the center of the religion of Islam.

The River 2015-10-16

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What did Brian use to make straps out of for the raft
What did Derek get him by that put him in a coma
What did Derek buy Brian
How many miles did it take to get to the Trading Post
They had a lot of bites from this insect
How old is Brian
How did they get to the island
Who is the main character
What animal help Brian build the raft
What was the name of the river

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Who almost died
The River is a sequel to this book
Where did Brian have to go to get help for Derek
Who hired Brian
They went over this while on their raft
This helped Brian and Derek know where they were going
What did Brian not want to use because it would not be the same
What did they have to protect themselves
Brian said it is a survival of the fittest
They take knives and a

20 Clues: Who almost died • Who hired Brian • How old is Brian • They take knives and a • What did Derek buy Brian • Who is the main character • How did they get to the island • What was the name of the river • The River is a sequel to this book • What animal help Brian build the raft • They went over this while on their raft • They had a lot of bites from this insect • ...

German 2019-03-06

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____is good for when you run
i like_____water
good____
You are very ______
i____you a lot
that_____over there looks beautiful
little ____ are trouble makers

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I am ____
__, not today
look at the little___, shes so adorable
type of pastry
those____look like they are having fun
That____looks aggressive
__, that would be great

14 Clues: good____ • I am ____ • __, not today • type of pastry • i____you a lot • i like_____water • You are very ______ • __, that would be great • That____looks aggressive • ____is good for when you run • little ____ are trouble makers • that_____over there looks beautiful • those____look like they are having fun • look at the little___, shes so adorable

A Journey's End 2023-11-09

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the men are anticipating this
race for entertainment
Sport that the men loved from home
The soldier that comfort eats
Posters that were misleading
wrote home
instead of pineapple
Condiment used to season food

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What the men like to drink
Men had to join
Cook
the tinned fruit they loved
Stanhope's Father's job
newest recruit
Where the play is set
They have all been destroyed
The don't have the bottom attached
The Captain and leader

18 Clues: Cook • wrote home • newest recruit • Men had to join • instead of pineapple • Where the play is set • race for entertainment • The Captain and leader • Stanhope's Father's job • What the men like to drink • the tinned fruit they loved • They have all been destroyed • Posters that were misleading • the men are anticipating this • The soldier that comfort eats • Condiment used to season food • ...

Year B - Proper 11 2024-07-18

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(G) How the people felt after they all ate
(G) A (plural) word for a small Roman coin, typically worth one day’s work; “shall we go and buy 200 __”
(G) What Jesus had for the crowd
(G) What the disciples traveled in to get away from the crowds
(G) Why the disciples wanted Jesus to send the crowd away, “Send them away…and buy themselves something to __”
(G) The person who the disciples returned to at the beginning of the story
(G) What the disciples had two of to go along with the bread

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(G) What the disciples filled twelve of as they collected leftovers
(G) What Jesus did when they arrived and saw the crowd
(G) The number of loaves of bread the disciples had
(G) A word meaning empty of people, or neglected; the kind of place Jesus invited the disciples to
(G) What the people did to get there first
(G) What Jesus said before breaking the loaves

13 Clues: (G) What Jesus had for the crowd • (G) How the people felt after they all ate • (G) What the people did to get there first • (G) What Jesus said before breaking the loaves • (G) The number of loaves of bread the disciples had • (G) What Jesus did when they arrived and saw the crowd • (G) What the disciples had two of to go along with the bread • ...

Returning To Shore 2016-12-09

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Where does Clare go for her summer vacation?
A pet form of Máire
What type of book is this?
Who is Clare's biological father?
A beach activity.
A small edible turtles with lozenge-shaped markings on its shell.
Beach water.
An island they visit.
What is the mothers name?
What is the teenage daughters name?
In the beginning of the book what big event was there?

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What event does Clare go to in Cape Cod?
Having won a battle or contest.
Something intended to provide optimum comfort and to avoid stress or injury.
of a person fond of company.
What do they study for fun?
A canoe of a type used originally by the Inuit, made of a light frame with a watertight covering having a small opening in the top to sit in.
What do they make on their free time?
What is Clare's aunts name?
Who does Clare marry?

20 Clues: Beach water. • A beach activity. • A pet form of Máire • An island they visit. • Who does Clare marry? • What is the mothers name? • What type of book is this? • What do they study for fun? • What is Clare's aunts name? • of a person fond of company. • Having won a battle or contest. • Who is Clare's biological father? • What is the teenage daughters name? • ...

Matty likes kids that are under 3 years old 2024-11-13

Matty likes kids that are under 3 years old crossword puzzle

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- Our spy needs to gain ______ on the enemies
- the tranquilliser was ___________ against the rhino
- The judge had ____________ evidence against the criminal
- The spy needed to _____________ the enemy base
- They need to ______________ money to keep the business going
- We needed to make ___________ texts this year

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- The crime the criminal committed was ___________
- The flock of birds were an ________________ against the radio signals
- They spy needed to be ______________
- the word is instil
- My parents said I need to be a good _________ for my sister
- The truck had an _____________ on it
- Sorry didn't mean to _______ on your conversation
- The prices of items have grown ____________ over the years

14 Clues: - the word is instil • - They spy needed to be ______________ • - The truck had an _____________ on it • - Our spy needs to gain ______ on the enemies • - We needed to make ___________ texts this year • - The spy needed to _____________ the enemy base • - The crime the criminal committed was ___________ • - Sorry didn't mean to _______ on your conversation • ...

How Well Do You Know Kelly and Danny 2024-03-23

How Well Do You Know Kelly and Danny crossword puzzle

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A place they vacationed
Kelly went to the University of________
Name of Danny's dog
Where they had their 1st date
Item they brought on their 1st date
1st name of Kelly's bridesman
Location of Lionsgate Event Center
Popular dating app where they met
Name of wedding venue
Disease event when they met

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1st name of Danny's best man
Place Danny proposed to Kelly
1st name of Kelly & Danny's officiant
Kelly's middle name
Name of Kelly's dog
Who was a University of Illinois graduate
Danny's middle name

17 Clues: Kelly's middle name • Name of Danny's dog • Name of Kelly's dog • Danny's middle name • Name of wedding venue • A place they vacationed • Disease event when they met • 1st name of Danny's best man • Place Danny proposed to Kelly • Where they had their 1st date • 1st name of Kelly's bridesman • Popular dating app where they met • Location of Lionsgate Event Center • ...

How Well Do You Know Kelly and Danny 2024-03-23

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Popular dating app where they met
1st name of Kelly's bridesman
Kelly went to the University of________
Disease event when they met
Where they had their 1st date
Who was a University of Illinois graduate
1st name of Danny's best man
Name of Kelly's dog
1st name of Kelly & Danny's officiant
A place they vacationed
Danny's middle name

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Item they brought on their 1st date
Name of wedding venue
Place Danny proposed to Kelly
Kelly's middle name
Location of Lionsgate Event Center
Name of Danny's dog

17 Clues: Kelly's middle name • Name of Kelly's dog • Name of Danny's dog • Danny's middle name • Name of wedding venue • A place they vacationed • Disease event when they met • 1st name of Danny's best man • 1st name of Kelly's bridesman • Place Danny proposed to Kelly • Where they had their 1st date • Popular dating app where they met • Location of Lionsgate Event Center • ...

Confirmation 2024-01-21

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“When the apostles in Jerusalem heard that Samaria had accepted the word of God, they sent Peter and John to Samaria. When they arrived, they prayed for the new believers there that they might receive the Holy Spirit, because the Holy Spirit had not yet come on any of them; they had simply been baprized in the name of the Lord Jesus. Then Peter and John placed their hands on them and they received the Holy Spirit.”
Confirmation and Baptism were celebrated in the same liturgy in the early Church...
Renewal of life and a new covenant with God that has come about through Jesus Christ. God will bring us back to life by giving us his spirit (Holy Spirit at Pentecost).
What did those who believed and were baptized receive?
It strengthens the new life received in Baptism given through Confirmation
John 14:16 - What name does Jesus give to the Holy Spirit?
1. Strong driving wind 2. Tongues of fire
He testifies confirming that Jesus was the Messiah when the Holy Spirit descended upon him at his Baptism and remained.

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When does Jesus send the Holy Spirit upon the Church?
It emphasizes that the Sacrament strengthens the communion of the newly confirmed with the bishop and the highlights the connection of the Sacrament with the apostolic origins of the Church.
Where on the body is the person anointed in Confirmation?
Did the Holy Spirit have an immediate effect on the Apostles?
When does Jesus promise to send the Holy Spirit?
From the family of David, would come a Messiah whom the Spirit of God would rest.
Can a Catholic receive Confirmation more than once?
under the Holy Spirit the Church grew and developed...

16 Clues: 1. Strong driving wind 2. Tongues of fire • When does Jesus promise to send the Holy Spirit? • Can a Catholic receive Confirmation more than once? • When does Jesus send the Holy Spirit upon the Church? • What did those who believed and were baptized receive? • under the Holy Spirit the Church grew and developed... • ...

Romeo & Juliet 2019-10-03

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Romeo and Juliet met at Friar Laurence's _____ to get married.
An intense feeling of deep affection.
A person of higher authority or class.
"Two of the fairest _____ in all the heaven, having some business, do entreat her eyes to twinkle in their spheres till they return" said Romeo.
There was a ______ between the Capulets and Montagues.
Romeo and Juliet were both very ________ when they had to leave each other.
What did Romeo's anger lead to when he was fighting Tybalts?
Romeo and Juliet would be considered ________.
Romeo and Juliet were both very ________ when they broke up.
Romeo got ______ on Tybalt's for killing Mercutio.
Romeo and Juliet wanted their parents ________ for the marriage.
What did Juliet say she was doing when she went to Friar Laurence to get married.
Juliet's family had __________ for her to marry Paris.
Juliet's parents were __________ because they only wanted Juliet to marry Paris for his money.
Romeo and Juliet had a strong ______.
The Capulets and Montagues came together to have a __________ for Romeo and Juliet.
The suffering of Romeo and Juliet would be considered a...
Romeo felt very ________ when his best friend Mercutio died.
What would Friar laurence be considered?
Romeo could not go to Verona anymore because of his...?
Juliet's parents _______ her when they tell her that she must marry Paris.
Juliet thought Romeo was very...?
Where did Romeo find Juliet after the party?
Juliet was _______ to take the potion to be with Romeo.
What did Romeo and Juliet want to do, In order to confirm their relationship?
It was Romeo's and Juliet's _____ to end up this way.

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What was Friar Laurence's job?
Friar laurence conducted a ______ in order to carry out his plans.
Romeo made a really _________ decision.
What was Angelica's job?
Romeo was ________ to come back to Verona.
Juliet had strong _______ for Romeo, not Paris.
Romeo and Juliet would be considered both very ________ about their love.
What did the montagues consider that Capulets to be..?
"O, speak again, bright_____! For thou art as glorious to this night, being o'er my head, as is a winging messenger of heaven" said Romeo.
Friar Laurence used his _____ to make a potion for Juliet.
Friar Laurence made a _______ to get Romeo and Juliet to escape together.
juliet's family vault was located in a ________.
Romeo and Juliet were never supposed to be together in a...?
Friar Laurence was __________ sorry for what had happened to Romeo at the vault.
Romeo said there love shall be like the _______. However, Juliet said not to wish their love on the _____ because the moon always goes down.
Shakespeare needed ________ in order to complete his arisatanin tragedy.
Romeo and Juliet wanted to _______ any issues with their families.
Romeo compares Juliet to a _____ at the party.
Instead of Juliet getting buried she was put in her family_____.
Romeo and Juliet both had many secrets that they never told there family's.
Romeo and Juliet we're _______ to be together.
Friar Laurence sent a _______ to give Romeo his message, however he couldn't get there in time.
There was a ________ in society when Romeo (The prince) became lower class.
A ________ was on its way to Romeo for friar Laurence's plan to work.

50 Clues: What was Angelica's job? • What was Friar Laurence's job? • Juliet thought Romeo was very...? • An intense feeling of deep affection. • Romeo and Juliet had a strong ______. • A person of higher authority or class. • Romeo made a really _________ decision. • What would Friar laurence be considered? • Romeo was ________ to come back to Verona. • ...

El Camping 2025-11-04

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toilet paper
tent
toothbrush
3 words for tent
having fun
a brush

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I'm coming
another word for sleeping bag
sleeping bag
toothpaste
shampoo
backpack
they put up a tent
bar of soap
long walk
backpackers

16 Clues: tent • shampoo • a brush • backpack • long walk • I'm coming • toothpaste • toothbrush • having fun • bar of soap • backpackers • sleeping bag • toilet paper • 3 words for tent • they put up a tent • another word for sleeping bag

Their eyes were watching God. 2025-11-20

Their eyes were watching God. crossword puzzle

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Person who raised Janie
the money that Teacake took from Janie and spent
person nanny caught Janie kissing
the animal that was made fun of for being underfed
the animal that speaks in chapter 5
Janie's first husband
First black town in Florida
how many marriages Janie had

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author of Their eyes were watching god
where Janie spent most of her day in Eatonville
how Joe Sparks died
The state that Eatonville is in
where Janie and Teacake moved after marriage

13 Clues: how Joe Sparks died • Janie's first husband • Person who raised Janie • First black town in Florida • how many marriages Janie had • The state that Eatonville is in • person nanny caught Janie kissing • the animal that speaks in chapter 5 • author of Their eyes were watching god • where Janie and Teacake moved after marriage • where Janie spent most of her day in Eatonville • ...

Anthem Vocabulary 2024-02-07

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The boy tried to ___ the question because he didn't know the answer.
The people were ___ in their decision.
The man was arrested for ___.
The girl needed to find a new ___ after she was fired.
Everyone at the funeral was ___.
A lawyer's job is to ___ their client.
He knew he would live in ___ if anyone found out the crime he'd committed.

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They began to form a ___ to burn the bodies.
All of her ___ paid off when she got 1st place.
She took the day off because she was overwhelmed by ___.
He decided it was appropriate to ___ her employee of the month.
The thieves decided they would ___ the contents of the next store they saw.
The boy had such a large ___ he couldn't stop looking in the mirror.
After the breakup he kept trying to ___ for what he'd done.
The girl had the ___ to bake a cake for no reason.

15 Clues: The man was arrested for ___. • Everyone at the funeral was ___. • The people were ___ in their decision. • A lawyer's job is to ___ their client. • They began to form a ___ to burn the bodies. • All of her ___ paid off when she got 1st place. • The girl had the ___ to bake a cake for no reason. • The girl needed to find a new ___ after she was fired. • ...

Spring Crossword Puzzle 2023-03-24

Spring Crossword Puzzle crossword puzzle

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this sport starts in the spring
what you do in bed
so green and luscious
the cold refreshing water of the _ feels so good on my skin
it’s so _ outside
it shines so bright in the sky

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when they bloom they smell amazing
the second season of the year
no need for pants
spring break is so _

10 Clues: no need for pants • it’s so _ outside • what you do in bed • spring break is so _ • so green and luscious • the second season of the year • it shines so bright in the sky • this sport starts in the spring • when they bloom they smell amazing • the cold refreshing water of the _ feels so good on my skin

family 2023-07-10

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A female sibling who shares a common parent or parents. Sisters often have a special bond and can be supportive and fun companions.
The mother of one's parent. Grandmothers are often loving and wise figures who share stories, wisdom, and love with their grandchildren.
The collective term for one's mother and father. Parents are the primary caregivers who provide love, support, and guidance to their children.
The sister of one's parent. Aunts can be supportive, fun, and caring family members who offer guidance and love.
The son of one's sibling or sibling-in-law. Nephews are often loved and cherished family members who bring joy and fun to the family.
The child of one's aunt or uncle. Cousins are relatives who can become close friends and companions as they grow up together.
The daughter of one's sibling or sibling-in-law. Nieces are often loved and cherished family members who bring joy and happiness.

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The father of one's parent. Grandfathers are often experienced and caring figures who provide guidance, stories, and support to their grandchildren.
family Relatives beyond the immediate family, such as aunts, uncles, cousins, and grandparents. They can provide a sense of belonging and support.
A caring and loving person who is usually a female parent. Mothers take care of their children and provide support and guidance.
The collective term for one's brothers and sisters. Siblings are lifelong companions who share family bonds, memories, and experiences.
The collective term for one's grandparents. Grandparents are older generations who offer wisdom, love, and support to their grandchildren.
A strong and protective person who is usually a male parent. Fathers provide for their family and offer guidance and support.
A male sibling who shares a common parent or parents. Brothers can be playmates, friends, and protective figures in a family.
The brother of one's parent. Uncles can be protective, fun, and supportive family members who offer guidance and companionship.

15 Clues: The sister of one's parent. Aunts can be supportive, fun, and caring family members who offer guidance and love. • A strong and protective person who is usually a male parent. Fathers provide for their family and offer guidance and support. • ...

Family 2023-07-10

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A female sibling who shares a common parent or parents. Sisters often have a special bond and can be supportive and fun companions.
The mother of one's parent. Grandmothers are often loving and wise figures who share stories, wisdom, and love with their grandchildren.
The collective term for one's mother and father. Parents are the primary caregivers who provide love, support, and guidance to their children.
The sister of one's parent. Aunts can be supportive, fun, and caring family members who offer guidance and love.
The son of one's sibling or sibling-in-law. Nephews are often loved and cherished family members who bring joy and fun to the family.
The child of one's aunt or uncle. Cousins are relatives who can become close friends and companions as they grow up together.
The daughter of one's sibling or sibling-in-law. Nieces are often loved and cherished family members who bring joy and happiness.

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The father of one's parent. Grandfathers are often experienced and caring figures who provide guidance, stories, and support to their grandchildren.
family Relatives beyond the immediate family, such as aunts, uncles, cousins, and grandparents. They can provide a sense of belonging and support.
A caring and loving person who is usually a female parent. Mothers take care of their children and provide support and guidance.
The collective term for one's brothers and sisters. Siblings are lifelong companions who share family bonds, memories, and experiences.
The collective term for one's grandparents. Grandparents are older generations who offer wisdom, love, and support to their grandchildren.
A strong and protective person who is usually a male parent. Fathers provide for their family and offer guidance and support.
A male sibling who shares a common parent or parents. Brothers can be playmates, friends, and protective figures in a family.
The brother of one's parent. Uncles can be protective, fun, and supportive family members who offer guidance and companionship.

Michael Scott's Fun Run Race 2022-04-27

Michael Scott's Fun Run Race crossword puzzle

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Fun
Palmer
Scotts
Awareness
Race
Celebrity
Mifflin
Run
Cure
Memorial

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Dunder
Rabies
Pro-am
The
Scranton
Meredith
For
Michael

18 Clues: Fun • The • For • Run • Race • Cure • Dunder • Rabies • Palmer • Pro-am • Scotts • Mifflin • Michael • Scranton • Meredith • Memorial • Awareness • Celebrity

cwp-64420e5e67839ed74fd1066c59e494904a 2023-05-27

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Insomuch that the multitude ___, when they saw the dumb to speak ...
... but whosoever shall smite thee on thy right ___, turn to him the other also.
... My time is at hand; I will keep the ___ at thy house with my disciples.
... and with what measure ye mete, it shall be ___ to you again.
... he was come ... into the country of the ___, there met him two possessed ...

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Blessed are they that ___: for they shall be comforted.
Neither the ___ ___ of the four thousand, and how many baskets ye took up?
... It is not meet to take the children’s bread, and to cast it to ___
... ye also outwardly appear righteous ... but within ye are full of ___
And I was afraid, and went and hid thy ___ in the earth ...
And when he was come into Jerusalem, all the city was ___
And they had then a notable ___, called Barabbas.
And after that they had mocked him, they took the ___ off from him ...

13 Clues: And they had then a notable ___, called Barabbas. • Blessed are they that ___: for they shall be comforted. • And when he was come into Jerusalem, all the city was ___ • And I was afraid, and went and hid thy ___ in the earth ... • ... and with what measure ye mete, it shall be ___ to you again. • ...

Matty likes kids that are under 3 years old 2024-11-13

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- Our spy needs to gain ______ on the enemies
- the tranquilliser was ___________ against the rhino
- The judge had ____________ evidence against the criminal
- The spy needed to _____________ the enemy base
- They need to ______________ money to keep the business going
- We needed to make ___________ texts this year

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- The crime the criminal committed was ___________
- The flock of birds were an ________________ against the radio signals
- They spy needed to be ______________
- the word is instil
- My parents said I need to be a good _________ for my sister
- The truck had an _____________ on it
- Sorry didn't mean to _______ on your conversation
- The prices of items have grown ____________ over the years

great depression 2021-12-03

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was president in great depression
living on the road
they had no job
people live in bad conditions
stock markets crashed
farmer land owner
native
had no money

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struggling time in the twenties
Civilian Conservation Corps
owns there own area
running low on/ no water
poeple investing in a company
drought
a gorup of 43,000 demonstrates

15 Clues: native • drought • had no money • they had no job • farmer land owner • living on the road • owns there own area • stock markets crashed • running low on/ no water • Civilian Conservation Corps • people live in bad conditions • poeple investing in a company • a gorup of 43,000 demonstrates • struggling time in the twenties • was president in great depression

Music is in the Air 2023-04-11

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You can find them on a "Plastic Beach"
She is missing you "Since You've Been Gone"
They "love you yeah yeah yeah"
Man, she "Feels Like a Woman"
He thinks we all "Burn Burn Burn"
They are the "Master of Puppets"
They want it "Painted Black"
They know we all have "Good times Bad times"
She wants you to "Put Your Hearts Up"

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She is the original "Material Girl"
She had a "Bad Romance"
She wants you to "Believe" in life after love
They will be "Back in Black"
She's got a "Heart Like a Truck"
It sure does "Smell Like Teen Spirit"
She's talking to "Jolene"
He was dancing in the "Purple Rain"
They want you to be the "Dancing Queen"

18 Clues: She had a "Bad Romance" • She's talking to "Jolene" • They will be "Back in Black" • They want it "Painted Black" • Man, she "Feels Like a Woman" • They "love you yeah yeah yeah" • She's got a "Heart Like a Truck" • They are the "Master of Puppets" • He thinks we all "Burn Burn Burn" • She is the original "Material Girl" • He was dancing in the "Purple Rain" • ...

Le passé composé des verbes irréguliers 2017-09-24

Le passé composé des verbes irréguliers crossword puzzle

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She wanted (vouloir)
You all saw (voir)
He had (avoir)
It rained (pleuvoir)
You were (être)
They (f) took (prendre)
I was (être)

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He wanted (vouloir)
We read (lire)
She drank (boire)
We drank
I did/made (faire)
You had (avoir)
They (m) put (mettre)

14 Clues: We drank • I was (être) • We read (lire) • He had (avoir) • You had (avoir) • You were (être) • She drank (boire) • I did/made (faire) • You all saw (voir) • He wanted (vouloir) • She wanted (vouloir) • It rained (pleuvoir) • They (m) put (mettre) • They (f) took (prendre)

The Monk's Tale 2021-10-21

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Who died by a poisoned shirt?
Who killed people for fun?
Who made people pray to the temple?

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Who got there head cut off?
Who had to marry Odenathus?
Who had all his power in his hair?
Who was imprisoned?

7 Clues: Who was imprisoned? • Who killed people for fun? • Who got there head cut off? • Who had to marry Odenathus? • Who died by a poisoned shirt? • Who had all his power in his hair? • Who made people pray to the temple?

Hunter-Gatherers of southern Africa 2024-05-24

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Helped in the fields
Looked after the cattle
Iron Age People
People who owned many cattle
Where they got everything they needed
Made of branches
Paying cattle for a wife
Years later these people arrived
Something the Khoikhoi owned
Made from iron found in the rocks
Head of the group

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Came in search of land to farm
Types of homes farmers built
Heated it to melt the iron
Something they gathered for food
First people in South Africa
Men had all the power
Moved from place to place
Grew enough food for own family
Made of sticks and reed mats

20 Clues: Iron Age People • Made of branches • Head of the group • Helped in the fields • Men had all the power • Looked after the cattle • Paying cattle for a wife • Moved from place to place • Heated it to melt the iron • Types of homes farmers built • First people in South Africa • People who owned many cattle • Made of sticks and reed mats • Something the Khoikhoi owned • ...

Holidays NP M1 2024-02-09

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Free time for you and your family to go somewhere special.
The capital of England.
A big room with equipment where you can work out.
You can cook your own food here.
The capital of France.
You can rent a bicycle here.
A small house in the country.
You can sit outside in a peaceful green area.
Another word for amusement park. It has rollercoasters.
You don't sleep in a building or a bed.

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The perfect place to sunbathe, swim and snorkel.
The most fun way to go down a snowy mountain.
Many different fun water activities at a lake or ocean.
When you don't go anywhere for your holidays.
A really good one has Five stars. (*****)
A big area where you can play games.
You will stay in someone's house and they feed you breakfast.
There are many beds in one room.
Where you can park your car.

19 Clues: The capital of France. • The capital of England. • You can rent a bicycle here. • Where you can park your car. • A small house in the country. • You can cook your own food here. • There are many beds in one room. • A big area where you can play games. • You don't sleep in a building or a bed. • A really good one has Five stars. (*****) • ...

Reflexive verbs Sp 2 (Subject, reflexive pronoun & verb) 2021-03-01

Reflexive verbs Sp 2 (Subject, reflexive pronoun & verb) crossword puzzle

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They (f)try on
You (formal/plural) complain
You (informal/singular) take off
We wake up
You (informal/plural)shower
You (formal/plural)fall asleep
We get dressed
He sits down
She bathes
I go to bed
He gets up/stands up

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She dries herself
You (informal/singular)get bored/be bored
He shaves
They have fun
You (informal/plural) put on
We comb
They worry
You (formal/singular) brush
I get angry
You (informal /singular) wash up
You (formal/singular) put on make-up
You (formal/singular)feels

23 Clues: We comb • He shaves • We wake up • They worry • She bathes • I get angry • I go to bed • He sits down • They have fun • They (f)try on • We get dressed • She dries herself • He gets up/stands up • You (formal/singular)feels • You (informal/plural)shower • You (formal/singular) brush • You (informal/plural) put on • You (formal/plural) complain • You (formal/plural)fall asleep • ...

2nd Semester Vocab Review - Maria Ambrose 2014-04-10

2nd Semester Vocab Review - Maria Ambrose crossword puzzle

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The juice had orange extract.
School was mundane as usual.
The lake was clear and pristine.
The grass is undulating in wind.
The quaint little cottage is our home.
The extra food was in the cache.
Siblings have frivolous arguments
Cheating is abhorrent.
They had a deep remorse for losing.
The kitten has an erratic heartbeat.
Tops gyrate when you spin them.

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The teacher was cordial to students.
The ominous clouds brought a storm.
Tentative ideas for change.
Indiscretion isn’t good in jobs.
Bugs are ubiquitous.
Coach will beckon before departing.
The lost child's fear was palpable.
The quota was 18 per person.
Walls fortify a castle.
"Stifle your yawn," he advised.
The child was frantic in the dark.
Maria was deft at making comments.
Beethoven was a music prodigy.
Michael had a zeal for music.

25 Clues: Bugs are ubiquitous. • Cheating is abhorrent. • Walls fortify a castle. • Tentative ideas for change. • School was mundane as usual. • The quota was 18 per person. • The juice had orange extract. • Michael had a zeal for music. • Beethoven was a music prodigy. • "Stifle your yawn," he advised. • Tops gyrate when you spin them. • The lake was clear and pristine. • ...

A Long Walk To Water By Abdullah Hadid 2022-11-18

A Long Walk To Water By Abdullah Hadid crossword puzzle

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salvas fathers name from southeren sudan
the drink that salva had
when salva crossed the nile river what did he get attacked by
how did salvas uncle get killed
the longest river
how long did salvas father walk to get to the clinic
how much planes did it take salva to get to america
where did salvas family live
what is salvas age
who was the aid worker

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what is salvas tribe
what is the giloriver known for
the fruit that salva had
the amount of sisters salva had
the new language salva learned
what did nya thought of what when she saw the drill
the number of years that salva stayed at both camps
what was the name of salvas adoptive mother
what was the name of salvas adoptive father
what is nyas tribe
what did they build in nyas villiage

21 Clues: the longest river • what is nyas tribe • what is salvas age • what is salvas tribe • who was the aid worker • the drink that salva had • the fruit that salva had • where did salvas family live • the new language salva learned • what is the giloriver known for • the amount of sisters salva had • how did salvas uncle get killed • what did they build in nyas villiage • ...

Latin 2024-11-20

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we have hoped
the pluperfect tense is translated into English using the helping verb
he has disturbed
give the infinitive form of to hide
they had changed
ask a question
give the infinitive form of to disturb
Give the infinitive form of to doubt
A liquid that evaporated quickly
I have accused
I have denied
to be without hope

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give the infinitive form of to ask
another word for doubtful
she had thought
give the infinitive form of to deny
give the infinitive form of to hope
give the infinitive form of to change
give the infinitive form of to accuse
I have accused
always faithful
give the infinitive form of to fly
you have flown
give the infinitive form of to think
the opposite of positive
she has shouted

26 Clues: we have hoped • I have denied • I have accused • ask a question • you have flown • I have accused • she had thought • always faithful • she has shouted • he has disturbed • they had changed • to be without hope • the opposite of positive • another word for doubtful • A liquid that evaporated quickly • give the infinitive form of to ask • give the infinitive form of to fly • ...

rome 2023-09-27

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a place where ideas are exchanged
Persian ruler around 445 bc
the plebians that could veto
chaos
annual sporting event
poeple who control the rome population
upper class
beilief in multiple gods
the male head of the household

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beilief in one god
rich buisness men
rome fighting formation
dead language from spain
play where they made fun of politicians
greek city-state
spartan fighting formation
boat powered by 300 men used to ram other boats
lower class
Rome presidents used to balance each other

rome 2023-09-27

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a place where ideas are exchanged
Persian ruler around 445 bc
the plebians that could veto
chaos
annual sporting event
poeple who control the rome population
upper class
beilief in multiple gods
the male head of the household

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beilief in one god
rich buisness men
rome fighting formation
dead language from spain
play where they made fun of politicians
greek city-state
spartan fighting formation
boat powered by 300 men used to ram other boats
lower class
Rome presidents used to balance each other

GERUNDS 2015-03-12

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they were enjoying running and jumping all day

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the children enjoy being taken to the park
many adults recall having had fun
children like playing all day

4 Clues: children like playing all day • many adults recall having had fun • the children enjoy being taken to the park • they were enjoying running and jumping all day

Spelling Unit 3 2024-10-02

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explain something in detail
- Magnets _________ to each other
- a pain ( Usually minor)
- opposite of slavery
- You don't want to misbehave and get into_______
You use me to cross over a river.
It's confusing sometimes to make a ________
the "raindrop" of snow
to tell someone something they don't understand.
When you clap for someone
- opposite of sit

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- not real ( usually referring to a story)
- something that is required
They are no fun, unless you share with everyone
to fix a mistake
Your stomach rumbles, you want food!
the force that pulls objects towards Earth
You need to write these on your spelling quiz
- basic, not unique
- You do me in a washing machine

20 Clues: to fix a mistake • - opposite of sit • - basic, not unique • - opposite of slavery • the "raindrop" of snow • - a pain ( Usually minor) • When you clap for someone • explain something in detail • - something that is required • - You do me in a washing machine • - Magnets _________ to each other • You use me to cross over a river. • Your stomach rumbles, you want food! • ...

Spelling Week 22 2025-02-28

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– Using too much of something or throwing things away when they could be saved.
– A difficult or tricky situation.
– Not afraid of anything.
– Doing something well or reaching a goal.
– Being kind and thinking about others.
– Something fun or entertaining.
– Having a lot of something.
– Not paying attention and making mistakes.

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– A consequence for doing something wrong.
– Not careful and taking dangerous risks.
– Not useful or not valuable.
– The way things are placed or organized.
– Thinking about others and being kind.
– A feeling of happiness and energy about something fun or special.
– A group of people who make rules and laws for a country or community.
– Being very good at something.
– Not helpful or not working.
– Very good or amazing.

18 Clues: – Very good or amazing. • – Not afraid of anything. • – Having a lot of something. • – Not useful or not valuable. • – Not helpful or not working. • – Being very good at something. • – Something fun or entertaining. • – A difficult or tricky situation. • – Thinking about others and being kind. • – Being kind and thinking about others. • – Not careful and taking dangerous risks. • ...

Pronouns and Possessive Adjectives Table 8-1 2025-02-27

Pronouns and Possessive Adjectives Table 8-1 crossword puzzle

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Jane took ___ car to the store.
Those books are Mary and Ruth's. They are ______.
A bird uses ___ wings to fly.
We are going to the movie. Do you want to come with __?
Do you have ____ homework done?
John has a car. __ drives it to work.
I don't know them. What are ____ names?
That belongs to me. It is ___.
I have to get ____ purse from the car.
We took ___ dog on a walk.

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John has a bright car. ___ car is red.
That book belongs to Amy. It is ___.
I ate some apples, ___ were good.
That hat isn't mine, it belongs to you. It's ______.
The tickets belong to us. They are ____.
Joe and I are having fun. ___ are happy.
Dan wants me to go with ___ to class.
Tom and Paul want us to go with ____ to the movie.
__ is a nice day.
We are going to the mall. Do ___ want to go with us?

Vocabulary week 2 2015-02-13

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An _____ winner of the contest
The boy was ____ when he played with fire
The boy was very _______ to his parents when his friends were around
A _____ indifference to anyone's feelings
He _____ capture
The league _________ the player when they found out he cheated
The storm was _______ since she missed the news
He had a very __________ attitude toward his school work
No one liked her _______ attitude during the get together
The scientist _______ the specimen with a microscope
To _____ ones opinion on others

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The man was ______ toward living in the city
He was _______ when it came to some thing he didn't like
They were _____ westward by dreams of gold
An __________ dresser
The big brother was looked ______ to his little brother
She was filled with ________ when she won her soccer game
She had an _____ bond with her dog
The robber was ___________ toward the civilians
The water was ____ when it went down stream

20 Clues: He _____ capture • An __________ dresser • An _____ winner of the contest • To _____ ones opinion on others • She had an _____ bond with her dog • The boy was ____ when he played with fire • A _____ indifference to anyone's feelings • They were _____ westward by dreams of gold • The water was ____ when it went down stream • The man was ______ toward living in the city • ...

Preterit verbs (spanish) 2023-11-17

Preterit verbs (spanish) crossword puzzle

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they were (condition)
i wanted
i told
she translated
he gave
you saw
i went
they brought
they knew
she did

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we drove
you fitted
he had
they walked
we produced

15 Clues: i told • he had • i went • he gave • you saw • she did • we drove • i wanted • they knew • you fitted • they walked • we produced • they brought • she translated • they were (condition)

Larch Crossword 2025-09-29

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Big old tree
Current MLC President
Larch genus
Larch club campfire discussion
High elevation larch species
temporary abode
Fun with ____
Tool to best deescalate a situation

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Larch needle fall color
Five needle friend
Bitterroot rock
Low elevation larch species
They live in lakes
The goodest girl

14 Clues: Larch genus • Big old tree • Fun with ____ • Bitterroot rock • temporary abode • The goodest girl • Five needle friend • They live in lakes • Current MLC President • Larch needle fall color • Low elevation larch species • High elevation larch species • Larch club campfire discussion • Tool to best deescalate a situation

How Well Do You Know the New Mr. & Mrs. Arellano? 2022-06-21

How Well Do You Know the New Mr. & Mrs. Arellano? crossword puzzle

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Where they will live after the wedding
Team Dorian cheers the loudest for
Where they had their first date
Number of islands Sarah has lived on
Subject matter Sarah paints for her Etsy shop
Instrument Dorian plays
Number of years they have known each other
Where Dorian proposed
City where Sarah was born

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Dorian's undergraduate degree is in _____
Organization they both work for
Sarah's undergraduate degree is in _____
Sarah is the oldest of this many kids
College Sarah graduated from
City where they met
Where Dorian is from
Sport Dorian loves to play
Dorian has this many sisters

18 Clues: City where they met • Where Dorian is from • Where Dorian proposed • Instrument Dorian plays • City where Sarah was born • Sport Dorian loves to play • College Sarah graduated from • Dorian has this many sisters • Organization they both work for • Where they had their first date • Team Dorian cheers the loudest for • Number of islands Sarah has lived on • ...

Contractions 2014-03-27

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I am
won't
I've
you had
they have
could not
can't
would've
she is
they will
is not
we've

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it will
you'd
might have
we would
they're
hadn't
does not
you are

20 Clues: I am • I've • you'd • won't • can't • we've • hadn't • she is • is not • it will • they're • you had • you are • we would • does not • would've • they have • could not • they will • might have

Matty likes kids that are under 3 years old 2024-11-13

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- Our spy needs to gain ______ on the enemies
- the tranquilliser was ___________ against the rhino
- The judge had ____________ evidence against the criminal
- The spy needed to _____________ the enemy base
- They need to ______________ money to keep the business going
- We needed to make ___________ texts this year

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- The crime the criminal committed was ___________
- The flock of birds were an ________________ against the radio signals
- They spy needed to be ______________
- the word is instil
- My parents said I need to be a good _________ for my sister
- The truck had an _____________ on it
- Sorry didn't mean to _______ on your conversation
- The prices of items have grown ____________ over the years

Selb Family 2024 2024-12-17

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Scouts, Girl Scouts, and family fun, we spent 4 weekends doing this.
___, ___, Hooray! Rob had two surgeries on these joints.
Ready, Go! We directed 18 of these.
Get the popcorn, it's Friday night _____ night.
Get the fish and chips. We spent 2 weeks in this country visiting Brooke's sister.
Let it go! Hazel's favorite character.

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Bricks of all shapes and sizes, but don't step on William's favorite building toy.
Break a leg! Zoey and Hazel performed in various mini ______.
Kick!Kick! Kick! Pools, rivers, and lakes, we did a ton of this.
____ is where the heart is. Rob brought multiple families that joy with real estate.
Expecto Patronum! Zoey's book series obsession.
Ball pits, tunnels, hoppers, and slides, Brooke got to bring the ____ all year long.
C-A-T. William is a new _____!

13 Clues: C-A-T. William is a new _____! • Ready, Go! We directed 18 of these. • Let it go! Hazel's favorite character. • Expecto Patronum! Zoey's book series obsession. • Get the popcorn, it's Friday night _____ night. • ___, ___, Hooray! Rob had two surgeries on these joints. • Break a leg! Zoey and Hazel performed in various mini ______. • ...

Irregular Verbs 2025-08-05

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We __________ (have) a great time at the party.
He __________ (break) his phone last week.
They have __________ (show) this film before.
The bank has __________ (lend) Olivia some money.
We have __________ (begin) our lesson, please turn off your phone!
She has __________ (think) about going travelling on her gap year.
The teacher __________ (say) we had a test today.
I __________ (see) that film before - it's really good.
I __________ (meet) him at the cafe yesterday.

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He __________ (come) to the meeting late.
They __________ (take) the wrong train by mistake.
My parents __________ (buy) a new car.
She __________ (write) a beautiful poem.
She has __________ (sleep) a lot since she arrived.
She __________ (go) to the cinema last night.
Ryan has __________ (hold) various sales positions.
I have __________ (spend) far too much on this trip!
Conny has __________ (swim) many laps today.

18 Clues: My parents __________ (buy) a new car. • She __________ (write) a beautiful poem. • He __________ (come) to the meeting late. • He __________ (break) his phone last week. • Conny has __________ (swim) many laps today. • They have __________ (show) this film before. • She __________ (go) to the cinema last night. • I __________ (meet) him at the cafe yesterday. • ...

How Well Do You Know the New Mr. & Mrs. Arellano? 2022-06-21

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Where they will live after the wedding
Team Dorian cheers the loudest for
Where they had their first date
Number of islands Sarah has lived on
Subject matter Sarah paints for her Etsy shop
Instrument Dorian plays
Number of years they have known each other
Where Dorian proposed
City where Sarah was born

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Dorian's undergraduate degree is in _____
Organization they both work for
Sarah's undergraduate degree is in _____
Sarah is the oldest of this many kids
College Sarah graduated from
City where they met
Where Dorian is from
Sport Dorian loves to play
Dorian has this many sisters

King Arthur 2021-11-11

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He postponed the decision of kingship
He claimed to have pulled the sword from the stone
Arthur's foster dad
He is the great enchanter
They tried to pull the sword out while everyone was watching, after the tournament
The holiday they repeated the contest on
The participants on New Year's Day
Arthur looked in this place to get a sword

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He pulled the sword from the stone
Arthur's age when he participated in the tournament
Arthur had a feast in this city
Arthur's mother
Arthur's birth father
The amount of knights that had to watch over the sword

14 Clues: Arthur's mother • Arthur's foster dad • Arthur's birth father • He is the great enchanter • Arthur had a feast in this city • He pulled the sword from the stone • The participants on New Year's Day • He postponed the decision of kingship • The holiday they repeated the contest on • Arthur looked in this place to get a sword • He claimed to have pulled the sword from the stone • ...

cwp-640ff8e74ed8c44ac8a803264b22b50d5a 2023-03-15

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And he said unto them, I beheld Satan as ___ fall from heaven.
They are like unto children sitting in the ___, and calling one to another ...
And all his acquaintance, and the ___ that followed him from Galilee, stood afar off, beholding these things.
Then took he him up in his ___, and blessed God ...
... I, having examined him before you, have found no ___ in this man touching those things whereof ye accuse him:
And there appeared unto him an angel of the Lord standing on the right side of the ___ of incense.
And when they had brought their ships to land, they ___ all, and followed him.
But it shall be more tolerable for ___ ___ ___ at the judgment, than for you.
... What manner of man is this! for he commandeth even the ___ and water, and they obey him.
And her ___ came again, and she arose straightway: and he commanded to give her meat.

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And they drew nigh unto the village, whither they went: and he made as though he would have gone ___
... a man of the company cried out, saying, Master, I beseech thee, look upon my son: for he is mine ___ ___
And there came a voice out of the cloud, saying, This is my ___ Son: hear him.
... good measure, ___ ___, and shaken together, and running over, shall men give into your bosom ...
... And when the devil had thrown him in the midst, he came out of him, and ___ him not.
And another came, saying, Lord, behold, here is thy ___, which I have kept laid up in a napkin:
... Be not ___ of them that kill the body, and after that have no more that they can do.
... The Son of man must be delivered into the hands of ___ men, and be crucified ...
Then he ___ with him in many words; but he answered him nothing.
... And he rebuking them suffered them not to ___: for they knew that he was Christ.

20 Clues: Then took he him up in his ___, and blessed God ... • And he said unto them, I beheld Satan as ___ fall from heaven. • Then he ___ with him in many words; but he answered him nothing. • But it shall be more tolerable for ___ ___ ___ at the judgment, than for you. • And there came a voice out of the cloud, saying, This is my ___ Son: hear him. • ...

Class 6 Friday 7th December 2018-12-06

Class 6 Friday 7th December crossword puzzle

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Past of the verb to find
Past of the verb to ask
Do they have ______ milk?
ing form of the verb to play
They have ______ tea.
We had a cold drink ______ it was hot.
ing form of the verb to want
We were tired ______ happy.
ing form of the verb to taste
_______ he was having a shower the telephone rang.
We were wet _____ tired.

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ing form of the verb to cook
ing form of the verb to stop
ing form of the verb to rain
Past of the verb to give
ing form of the verb to need
Past of the verb to say
It was hot _____ we had a cold drink.
Past of the verb to buy
ing form of the verb to sit
While I ___ waiting for the bus I saw the accident.
Jack and Jill ______ surprised.
ing form of the verb to try

23 Clues: They have ______ tea. • Past of the verb to ask • Past of the verb to say • Past of the verb to buy • Past of the verb to find • Past of the verb to give • We were wet _____ tired. • Do they have ______ milk? • ing form of the verb to sit • We were tired ______ happy. • ing form of the verb to try • ing form of the verb to cook • ing form of the verb to stop • ...

Bible 2022-02-14

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had his own Olympic games
if you don't bow down you can’t get in
priest dressed in white
Christians shared everything
the other gods died and their God lives forever
Anyone who says worship me who isn’t God witnesses they saw a comet in the sky
of God
would have a scroll of all the entitlements
in Pagan going around
says better to die for God than live for Domitian

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underground city
went around sating he was the son of God
ruled by the roman empire who thought they had Gods
world did not have natural goods
worship was huge
of different colors
would say I have this for you and this against

17 Clues: of God • underground city • worship was huge • of different colors • in Pagan going around • priest dressed in white • had his own Olympic games • Christians shared everything • world did not have natural goods • if you don't bow down you can’t get in • went around sating he was the son of God • would have a scroll of all the entitlements • ...

Piratas y triangulo ch 6 2025-10-03

Piratas y triangulo ch 6 crossword puzzle

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they had
city
awake (they are awake)
amazed / astonished
majesty
there was / there were
arm
greeting
servant
language
to tremble / to shake
to arrive
neither / nor
repente suddenly
voice
it remained / it was left
while

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they seemed
three hundred
light
harm / damage
bubble
they slept
chest
hands
head
world / global
world
arrival
that they believed (imperfect subjunctive)

30 Clues: arm • city • head • light • chest • hands • world • voice • while • bubble • majesty • servant • arrival • they had • greeting • language • to arrive • they slept • they seemed • three hundred • harm / damage • neither / nor • world / global • repente suddenly • amazed / astonished • to tremble / to shake • awake (they are awake) • there was / there were • it remained / it was left • that they believed (imperfect subjunctive)

FILL THE GAPS 2024-08-01

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The movie was ___ (adjective) and exciting.
They ___ (verb) pizza for dinner.
The ___ (noun) is very sunny today.
The cake tastes ___ (adjective) and sweet.
She always carries a ___ (noun) in her bag.
He always ___ (verb) his bike to school.
The flowers are very ___ (adjective) in the garden.

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The cat is very ___ (adjective).
She has a big ___ (noun) in her room.
She loves to play ___ (noun) with her friends.
He likes to ___ (verb) his favorite song.ç
They ___ (verb) to the park every weekend.
She ___ (verb) her homework every night.
The ___ (noun) is very busy in the morning.
The dog is ___ (adjective) and friendly.

15 Clues: The cat is very ___ (adjective). • They ___ (verb) pizza for dinner. • The ___ (noun) is very sunny today. • She has a big ___ (noun) in her room. • She ___ (verb) her homework every night. • The dog is ___ (adjective) and friendly. • He always ___ (verb) his bike to school. • He likes to ___ (verb) his favorite song.ç • They ___ (verb) to the park every weekend. • ...

Idioms with parts of the body 2023-12-05

Idioms with parts of the body crossword puzzle

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He banged his hand on the table several times and shouted for everybody to be quite. By then everybody was all ___________. (Listening attentively)
He has had a lot of bad luck but he still manages to keep his _________ up. (Remain cheerful)
He shouldn’t keep his problems bottled up like that. It would be better if he got it all off his _______. (Talk to somebody about one’s problems)
The police officer saw them smoking a joint but decided to turn a blind ______________ because it was a very happy occasion and he didn’t want to spoil the fun. (Not act or ignore a law or duty)
He was shunned by everybody and at the annual family dinner he was given the cold ______________ by everybody except his mother. (Made to feel unwelcome)
It makes my _________ boil when people mistreat animals. (Make angry)
The disgraced actor hid away from the media for a whole month but in the end he decided to _______ the music and hold a press conference. (Confront unpleasant circumstances, criticism or punishment)
She was a taxi driver in London and knows all the streets by _________. (Committed firmly to memory)

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I paid an ____________ and a ___________ for these jeans. The cost an absolute fortune! (Pay a lot of money)
I would love to be able to help you but because of my job and the way the law is regarding this matter, my _____________ are tied. (Prevented from intervening by laws or circumstances)
He told his students to stop messing about and _______________ down if they were serious about passing the exam. (Make a bigger effort in general)
The team-leader seemed to be enjoying herself at the party. It was nice to see her let her _________ down for a change. (Relax and have fun)
They sat with each other all evening and neither of them looked at anybody else. They are clearly ____________ over heels. (Deeply in love)
We’ll ______________ the bill here and you can pay for coffee and cakes in the next bar. (Pay the bill)
If you want those windows clean, you’ll have to put some _____________ grease into it. (Make a bigger physical effort)
I’m getting a bit too long in the ______________ to be going to clubs. I can’t dance the night away like I used to. (Be too old)
She wanted the job really badly and nearly got cold ____________ just before the interview was due to start, but in the end, her application was accepted. (Get nervous and not do something)

17 Clues: It makes my _________ boil when people mistreat animals. (Make angry) • He has had a lot of bad luck but he still manages to keep his _________ up. (Remain cheerful) • She was a taxi driver in London and knows all the streets by _________. (Committed firmly to memory) • ...

Vocab Set 11 2024-02-21

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She wanted to surpass her mentor one day.
They had broke the threshold on how much money they needed to make.
His dad had reneged on his promise to him.
The pillars were keeping the building up.

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The British had imposed high taxes on its citizens.
The medicine was of Vital importance.
We constitute a great portion of tax money.
His accusations were unfounded and lacked any evidence.
He asked me a lot of very pertinent questions.
She felt a slight wariness about going with her friend.
Cops work to ensure people aren't breaking the law.
Politics have always been a contentious topic.

12 Clues: The medicine was of Vital importance. • She wanted to surpass her mentor one day. • The pillars were keeping the building up. • His dad had reneged on his promise to him. • We constitute a great portion of tax money. • He asked me a lot of very pertinent questions. • Politics have always been a contentious topic. • The British had imposed high taxes on its citizens. • ...

The Chheavs 2025-05-06

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Jeremy’s nephew & a ring bearer
the month they got engaged
the flower girl that plays the oboe
their favorite color
the littlest flower girl
the newlyweds’ first international trip together
the flower girl that loves sushi & cinnamoroll
her new last name
bride’s favorite singer
the oldest ring bearer of the crew
the cake flavor
the bride’s father

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the mother of the bride
their favorite beverage
who said I love you first?
the cake filling
the month they had their tea ceremony
the father of the groom
the month they become official
the bride’s favorite flowers
the mother of the groom
the ring bearer & the bride’s littlest cousin
the bride’s nickname

23 Clues: the cake flavor • the cake filling • her new last name • the bride’s father • their favorite color • the bride’s nickname • the mother of the bride • their favorite beverage • the father of the groom • the mother of the groom • bride’s favorite singer • the littlest flower girl • who said I love you first? • the month they got engaged • the bride’s favorite flowers • ...

We Shall Not Be Moved by Joan Dash (Crossword by Imani Gray) 2015-01-06

We Shall Not Be Moved by Joan Dash (Crossword by Imani Gray) crossword puzzle

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It took a lot of teamwork and _______ to pull this off
What was given to young protesters in Clinton Hall
The strikers were able to change the course of ______ when they won and got their demands
What were the women in 1909 doing?
What did the protesters want to be better
What were the strikers striking on?
They never gave up, they were ________ to win.

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What did the strikers ad to deal with,only eating one meal a day?
What the strikers had during the winter time.
What did the reporters call "gorillas" for their senseless acts?
What were the protesters making in some factories
Protesters had ____ wages while working in factories
What did the strikers do to get their demands?
What did protesters used during strikes

14 Clues: What were the women in 1909 doing? • What were the strikers striking on? • What did protesters used during strikes • What did the protesters want to be better • What the strikers had during the winter time. • What did the strikers do to get their demands? • They never gave up, they were ________ to win. • What were the protesters making in some factories • ...

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