vocabulary Crossword Puzzles
SAT 3 Crossword 2026-03-25
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- idk
- unable to believe
- heavy base supporting a statue
- love conquers all
- unpredictable change of mood
- exTA
- muscular
- seashell
- perfectionist
- position Yash ran for
- vocabulary
- shy
- a desire to fight
- Yash's last name
- blank paper
- act 4 in Romeo and Juliet
- false step
- KK
- trim in appearance
- acting on impulse
- autocratic ruler
- idiom
- legal work that is free of charge
- picture that is taken without knowledge
- roam
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- bullying
- functional
- harsh discordant mixture of sounds
- not showing emotion
- student who gets the most words for taxonomies
- minimal effort
- over and over and over and over and over
- to get rid of
- frolic
- relating to twilight
- grumpy
- position Vishrut ran for
- someone that complains a lot
- trade
- brisk cheerful
- amount of people who are on the girls tennis team in period 6
- persona non grata
- overly obedient
- its _ _ _ _ _ cats and dogs
- caveman
- blood
- person who gets very stressed before tests
- place where anchal will hide from an invader
- first appearance
- Romeo in Act 1 of Romeo and Juliet
50 Clues: KK • idk • shy • exTA • roam • trade • blood • idiom • frolic • grumpy • caveman • bullying • muscular • seashell • functional • vocabulary • false step • blank paper • to get rid of • perfectionist • minimal effort • brisk cheerful • overly obedient • Yash's last name • autocratic ruler • first appearance • unable to believe • love conquers all • persona non grata • a desire to fight • acting on impulse • trim in appearance • ...
SAT 3 Crossword 2026-03-24
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- the guy thats dating maanya
- tyrant
- remaining optimistic or blood red
- a longer resume
- in wine there is truth
- “my fault”
- ____ lin
- roaming
- person making their first appearance
- spontaneous and done without preparation
- excessively obedient
- opposite of taking your time
- handsome, well dressed
- being aggressive and hostile
- a rule or motto
- to run or jump playfully
- the girl on varsity badminton
- two girls with the same name
- cavemen/intentionally ignorant
- not literally
- shy or modest
- cheerful and enthusiastic
- bad-tempered, grumpy
- to read carefully
- being spontaneous
- easily influenced
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- mysterious and puzzling
- quick and sudden mood changes
- to infinity
- unwilling to believe
- useful rather than attractive
- something that is done repeatedly until its annoying
- second to last
- _____ tong
- I came I saw I conquered
- memorizing something instead of actually learning it
- english teacher
- the quieter trisha
- fiona's friend _____darshini
- showing deep unhappiness
- nonsense
- a bully
- vocabulary of a person
- a lot of noise
- not showing any emotion
- the person who made this
- an unwelcome person
- being honest
- the girl who has meow in her name
- someone who is an outcast
50 Clues: tyrant • roaming • a bully • ____ lin • nonsense • “my fault” • _____ tong • to infinity • being honest • not literally • shy or modest • second to last • a lot of noise • a longer resume • english teacher • a rule or motto • to read carefully • being spontaneous • easily influenced • the quieter trisha • an unwelcome person • unwilling to believe • excessively obedient • bad-tempered, grumpy • in wine there is truth • ...
English Class With Gijs 2025-09-16
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- A team of students working together.
- The language being practiced in this class.
- The feeling of being sure about oneself.
- A traditional Indonesian chili sauce.
- A person who is learning in school.
- Designing and building structures or machines.
- A gaming device like PlayStation.
- A musical composition with lyrics.
- A gaming device like PlayStation.
- Presenting yourself to others.
- Something you enjoy doing in your free time.
- Something that connects two sides, symbolically used for “language as a connection.”
- A collection of words and their meanings.
- The time that is yet to come.
- The reason for learning and trying hard.
- The ability to do something well.
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- Going from one place to another.
- Speaking in front of others to share ideas.
- Work given to students to do at home.
- Something asked to get information.
- A place where students and teachers meet to learn.
- A reply to a question.
- A representative for a group.
- Something you hope or wish to achieve in the future.
- A famous Indonesian instant noodle brand.
- Full of happiness, related to learning atmosphere.
- A chance to improve or achieve something.
- A person who helps others to learn.
- Making pictures using pencil or pen.
- The guest teacher leading the English class today.
30 Clues: A reply to a question. • A representative for a group. • The time that is yet to come. • Presenting yourself to others. • Going from one place to another. • A gaming device like PlayStation. • A gaming device like PlayStation. • The ability to do something well. • A musical composition with lyrics. • Something asked to get information. • A person who is learning in school. • ...
Night of the Living Dead (Languages) 2025-09-25
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- ______ is an example of a dead language.
- There are approximately 600,000 words listed in the ______ English Dictionary
- The everyday language spoken by ordinary people
- Languages that do not grow through the use of slang are called _____.
- Words that sound the same but have different meanings and spellings, like to, two, too
- A newly invented word or expression
- This writer introduced hundreds of new words and phrases still used today
- 1980s surfing slang for impressive or challenging
- The feeling or atmosphere of a place or moment
- The vocabulary of a language or group of people
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- Informal words or phrases used by a specific group or time period
- English often does this by taking words from other languages
- ______ languages come from Latin (related to Spanish, French, and Italian).
- The study of word origins, many of which come from Latin
- An ancient language that influenced many modern European languages
- To change or develop over time
- The most widely spoken language in the world as a first or second language
- Early slang often came from criminals, street speech, or specific social groups, rather than _____ writing.
- The early form of English spoken over 1,000 years ago
- English is a ________ language (not related to Spanish, French, or Italian).
- Constant exposure to online trends that takes over your thoughts
- A language no longer spoken in everyday life
22 Clues: To change or develop over time • A newly invented word or expression • ______ is an example of a dead language. • A language no longer spoken in everyday life • The feeling or atmosphere of a place or moment • The everyday language spoken by ordinary people • The vocabulary of a language or group of people • 1980s surfing slang for impressive or challenging • ...
HN English III 2026-05-01
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- – to disgust or repel
- – overly critical; quick to find faults
- – to move quickly and uncontrollably
- – to insult or offend
- – generally believed to be true, but not proven
- – touching or sharing a border
- – to cause or bring about
- – a group of islands
- – a sneaky or complex plot
- – to crush into fine particles
- – the study of the origin of words
- – a false appearance; front
- – a false rumor or story
- – to do something in a way that shows it is beneath you
- – difficult to understand; obscure
- – relating to earthquakes or strong impact
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- – the ability to produce a result
- – proper and respectful in behavior
- – to warn or signal that something will happen
- – aware or informed
- – hard to understand
- – light, delicate, or almost otherworldly
- – creepy; related to death or horror
- – a sudden, major change or disruption
- – fast and frantic; full of energy
- – the center of attention
- List (34 Words)
- – to capture attention completely; hypnotize
- – completely dried out
- – showing little concern; careless or dismissive
- – feeling sorry or remorseful
- – not fitting in; out of place
- – to show a connection between things
- – shame or strong public criticism
- – relating to motion or movement
35 Clues: List (34 Words) • – aware or informed • – hard to understand • – a group of islands • – to disgust or repel • – to insult or offend • – completely dried out • – a false rumor or story • – the center of attention • – to cause or bring about • – a sneaky or complex plot • – a false appearance; front • – feeling sorry or remorseful • – touching or sharing a border • ...
Academic A list crossword example style 2026-06-12
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- The police found __________ that helped solve the crime.
- Follow the correct __________ when using laboratory equipment.
- His __________ about the missing keys turned out to be correct.
- The __________ of democracy can be difficult to explain to young children.
- The __________ of food began after the earthquake.
- The local __________ decided to build a new library.
- In this experiment, the amount of water and sunlight are important __________.
- Her __________ of the survey results was very detailed.
- Can you __________ the person in this photograph?
- We should protect the __________ by reducing waste.
- Scientists are doing __________ on new ways to treat cancer.
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- The teacher used a new __________ to help students learn vocabulary.
- Different people may __________ the same story in different ways.
- It is difficult to understand the joke without knowing the __________.
- Citizens have __________ rights that the government must respect.
- Students must complete an __________ at the end of the course.
- The country is facing several __________ problems.
- The teacher showed us a __________ for calculating the area of a circle.
- There was a __________ increase in the number of international students this year.
- Honesty is an important __________ in many cultures.
- Don't __________ everyone agrees with you.
- New __________ has made smoking illegal in many public places.
- One __________ of the heart is to pump blood around the body.
- Many English words __________ from Latin.
24 Clues: Many English words __________ from Latin. • Don't __________ everyone agrees with you. • Can you __________ the person in this photograph? • The country is facing several __________ problems. • The __________ of food began after the earthquake. • We should protect the __________ by reducing waste. • Honesty is an important __________ in many cultures. • ...
Information & Literacy Terms 2013-05-15
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- File An electronic document that must be read with the Adobe Acrobat computer program
- logic A system that uses sets to include or exclude search terms. Use AND to combine multiple search terms. Use OR to search for either search term. Use NOT to exclude a search term.
- A database is an organized collection of information records that can be accessed electronically. This may include indexing and abstracting databases, citation databases or databases of full text journal articles.
- Panel A program that comes with Windows that enables you to make settings for many Windows actions, such as changing network, keyboard, printer, and regional settings. Some programs (including many video card drivers) may add sections to the control panel for you to use to configure that program
- (Internet Service Provider) A company that provides an Internet connection
- Copyright laws protect intellectual property from theft. Ideas and information in print or electronic form are the property of the person who created them. You must obtain permission to use copyrighted material. You may use copyrighted materials for educational purposes if you adhere to the fair-use guidelines. See Also: Fair-use guidelines
- loan Interlibrary loan, ILL, is a service which allows people to obtain books and journal articles which are not owned by their library.
- A determination of how up-to-date an information source is. Some subject fields are developing rapidly and currency is highly important. Other fields are relatively stable and older information retains much of its value.
- A tool to locate information resources by author, title, subject, and other known data.
- text Full text indicates that a particular database provides the entire textual content of an article or document. Some databases provide only citations or abstracts, while others provide the full text.
- A data and/or program file encoded for manipulation by computer. Computer files may be stored on CD-ROMs, floppy disks, microdisks, or magnetic tapes
- Name A domain name is the text name corresponding to the numeric IP address of a computer on the Internet. A domain name must be unique
- To copy a file from a remote computer to your computer
- style A format for citing sources and typing research papers in the social sciences developed by the American Psychological Association (APA), described fully in the most recent edition of the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association.
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- System The software that the rest of the software depends on to make the computer functional. On most PCs this is Windows or the Macintosh OS. UNIX and Linux are other operating systems
- Searching Narrowing a database or catalog search to display documents which include a particular phrase Search engines usually require quotation marks to indicate phrases.
- An information source listing names, addresses, phone numbers, etc.
- Summarizes an article. Abstracts may be included within the citations in an index.
- Page (or Homepage) The page your Web browser automatically loads when you start it.
- Personal beliefs, opinions, or attitudes that prevent one from being objective about a particular topic. See also: Objectivity
- (Hypertext Markup Language)-- The standard computer language for encoding Web documents. HTML involves adding codes or tags indicating format and style for a page as well as addresses for links.
- All the information necessary to locate a specific information resource. Citations usually follow strict formats which can be found in style manuals. See also: Annotation, Style manuals
- journal A peer reviewed journal consists of articles that have been reviewed by a panel of subject experts before they are approved for publication. Peer Reviewed journals are also known as refereed journals.
- vocabulary Subject search terms precisely defined by indexers of a given index. Use of a controlled vocabulary permits the searcher to find everything in the product related to that controlled vocabulary term.
- (link) Text or icons which are set up to connect you to another Web page or another part of the document. When you click on a hyperlink, also called link, the computer will transfer you to the selected site. Text links are usually underlined on the screen.
- The authority of a source is determined by who wrote it and what credentials they have in the field about which they are writing
- number The exact address of an item on the library's shelves.
- (Online public Access catalog) A computer system indexing all the materials held by an individual library. Also called an OPAC.
28 Clues: To copy a file from a remote computer to your computer • number The exact address of an item on the library's shelves. • An information source listing names, addresses, phone numbers, etc. • (Internet Service Provider) A company that provides an Internet connection • Summarizes an article. Abstracts may be included within the citations in an index. • ...
Explore the course. 2018-02-06
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- / in this forum the recognition task will be developed
- / you can contact the tutors to request help related to the activities of the course
- / tool to interact with the participants of the course its objetive is to streng then learning process of the foreign language and improve your oral skills
- / you will find information about the level the lenguage skills, the methodology and the evaluation of the course
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- / in this forum you will find the course general information y reminders of the pending activities or breaking news
- / useful tool to check the vocabulary
- / you can find the documentary sources
- / environment where the activities are sent
8 Clues: / useful tool to check the vocabulary • / you can find the documentary sources • / environment where the activities are sent • / in this forum the recognition task will be developed • / you can contact the tutors to request help related to the activities of the course • ...
English 2 - Andres Sanchez 2018-02-15
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- with this tool can know the dates of the activities
- document that tells us the theme of the course and how it is structured
- in this environment the delivery of the activities is done
- in the knowledge environment, he finds a tool in which he finds vocabulary for the development of the course
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- space where the notes of each activity are located, is located in the left bar of the course
- environment where the units are with support material
- Here you can find who are your group companions and tutor
- tool that is located in the left bar of the course to communicate with the tutor, director and classmates
8 Clues: with this tool can know the dates of the activities • environment where the units are with support material • Here you can find who are your group companions and tutor • in this environment the delivery of the activities is done • document that tells us the theme of the course and how it is structured • ...
prueba 2018-09-04
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- Is a useful tool to check the vocabulary we will learn in this course
- Environment for the study of the units
- In this forum you will find the course general information
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- In this you will find information about the level, the language skills, the methodology and the evaluation of this course.
- Visualize the members of the collaborative group
- It contains the description of the activity to be developed, the opening and delivery dates.
- You will be able to make contact with the tutors, in order to ask for support related to the course activities
- Here you will find a tutorial of useful tools to develop the Speaking assignment.
8 Clues: Environment for the study of the units • Visualize the members of the collaborative group • In this forum you will find the course general information • Is a useful tool to check the vocabulary we will learn in this course • Here you will find a tutorial of useful tools to develop the Speaking assignment. • ...
Crossword Margarita Lorena Ossa V 2018-09-04
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- Is a useful tool to check the vocabulary we will learn in this course
- Visualize the members of the collaborative group
- Environment for the study of the units
- It contains the description of the activity to be developed, the opening and delivery dates.
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- You will be able to make contact with the tutors, in order to ask for support related to the course activities
- Here you will find a tutorial of useful tools to develop the Speaking assignment.
- In this forum you will find the course general information
- In this you will find information about the level, the language skills, the methodology and the evaluation of this course.
8 Clues: Environment for the study of the units • Visualize the members of the collaborative group • In this forum you will find the course general information • Is a useful tool to check the vocabulary we will learn in this course • Here you will find a tutorial of useful tools to develop the Speaking assignment. • ...
Various 2018-06-27
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- It is a useful tool to verify the vocabulary that we will learn in the course.
- This is something that as a student you must do.
- It is a way of developing skills that allows us to express ourselves by means of signs.
- Here you find other resources that you may find useful.
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- Here you can interact with your classmates and tutor.
- Record of the days of the year ordered by months and by weeks where the start and end of an activity is shown.
- mail Where information is received from the tutor and director
- Here everything related to the activity to be carried out.
8 Clues: This is something that as a student you must do. • Here you can interact with your classmates and tutor. • Here you find other resources that you may find useful. • Here everything related to the activity to be carried out. • mail Where information is received from the tutor and director • ...
Phase1 - Initial activity my crossword 2018-08-29
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- To pass the sight by the signs of a word or written text to interpret them mentally or to translate them into sounds.
- Set of words from a language that a person knows or uses
- share knowledge, materials and ideas in order to share them, usually in a selfless way to build a common knowledge that can be used globally.
- Set of rules and rules to speak and write a language correctly.
- Writing action
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- Faculty of the human being to understand by means of reason the nature, qualities and relationships of things.
- Action that consists in pronouncing or emitting articulated sounds.
- Acquire knowledge of something through study, exercise or experience.
8 Clues: Writing action • Set of words from a language that a person knows or uses • Set of rules and rules to speak and write a language correctly. • Action that consists in pronouncing or emitting articulated sounds. • Acquire knowledge of something through study, exercise or experience. • ...
Vocabulary Terms IV 2022-11-15
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- A boundary that separates regions in which different language uses predominate.
- A regional variety of a language distinguished by vocabulary, spelling and pronunciation.
- A term used by the French for English words that have entered the french language
- The form of a language used for official government business, education, and mass communications.
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- A language that results from the mixing of a colonizer’s language with the indeginous language of the peo0pe being dominated.
- A dialect spoken by some African Americans.
- A language that was once used by people in daily activities, but is no longer used.
- A language that is unrelated to other languages and therefore not attached to any language family.
8 Clues: A dialect spoken by some African Americans. • A boundary that separates regions in which different language uses predominate. • A term used by the French for English words that have entered the french language • A language that was once used by people in daily activities, but is no longer used. • ...
As I Lay Dying Quiz Review 2020-11-16
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- a carrion bird that Jewel compares the neighbors to
- the character that is very religious, and a little judgmental
- this is what Cash is making for his mom
- the mom who is sick and dying
- the character that thinks in complex sentences and advanced vocabulary
- the literary style that As I Lay Dying is written in
- The full name of the male neighbor that is visiting the Bundens
- the term for a group of mules that pull a cart
- what DeweyDell is doing for Addie in the first couple chapters
- the used home-décor that describes Addie's eye sockets
- the animal that Jewel tames and feeds
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- the material that is used to describe Jewel's face
- the youngest member of the Bundren household
- the only girl child in the Bundren family
- the literary genre that inspired As I Lay Dying
- Darl's special ability that allows him to see places where he is not
- the southern US state that As I Lay Dying is set in
- the character that is often very angry, demonstrated by constant swearing
- the story that the quote comes from for the title "As I Lay Dying"
- the father of the Bundren home
- he is the oldest brother, and a good carpenter
21 Clues: the mom who is sick and dying • the father of the Bundren home • the animal that Jewel tames and feeds • this is what Cash is making for his mom • the only girl child in the Bundren family • the youngest member of the Bundren household • the term for a group of mules that pull a cart • he is the oldest brother, and a good carpenter • ...
Lesson 1 vocabulary 2021-11-19
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- the area surrounding a city
- A huge city or cluster of cities that continue for miles
- group a group of people wit a common racial, nation,tribal,religious or cultural background
- a regional variety o a language with unique features such as vocabulary or pronunciation
- a type of economic system
- the set of beliefs behaviors and traits shared by a group of people
- system a type of distribution
- an open swath of land that has few homes or other bulidings
- people who leave or flee a country because of war or violence
- a system of government that is run by the people
- also known as capitalism
- when cities grow larger and spread into surrounding areas
- a measure of what is produced
- goods brought from another country
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- to enter and live in a new country
- the right that belongs to every individual and every individual
- the rate of how many babies are born compared to the total number of individuals at any given time
- a economy thats mixed
- the rate of ho many people die in a specific area
- to leave one's home and live in another place
- the productions tat re publicly owned
- to be rules by a king or queen
22 Clues: a economy thats mixed • also known as capitalism • a type of economic system • the area surrounding a city • system a type of distribution • a measure of what is produced • to be rules by a king or queen • to enter and live in a new country • goods brought from another country • the productions tat re publicly owned • to leave one's home and live in another place • ...
Vocabulary Practice 2022-02-25
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- Last week, we ____ a lot for our test.
- I am ____ a letter to my family.
- I ____ him how to ride his bike.
- A word that has the opposite meaning.
- The teacher ___ to the students last week about not being on their phones in class.
- A word that has the same meaning.
- He is ____ a great book.
- Last night, we ____ television.
- When I walk outside, I ___ lots of beautiful flowers.
- Last year, I ___ how to paint and draw.
- When I was young, I _____ in many sports activities.
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- Part of learning a new language is learning its ____ (words).
- Last week, I ____ ducks swimming in the pond on my walk.
- When completing an application, can you ____ in English.
- She is ____ to the teacher's instructions so that she can complete the assignment correctly.
- the rules of a language
- I would like you to ____ to my party.
- She worked hard and _____ English every day so that she could do well.
- Last Friday, they ____ to my house for dinner.
- They ___ a shopping list before going to the grocery store.
- Do you ___ English when talking to your neighbours?
- When everyone works together to get a job done.
- The little boy asked, "Can you please ___ me to ride a bike?"
23 Clues: the rules of a language • He is ____ a great book. • Last night, we ____ television. • I am ____ a letter to my family. • I ____ him how to ride his bike. • A word that has the same meaning. • I would like you to ____ to my party. • A word that has the opposite meaning. • Last week, we ____ a lot for our test. • Last year, I ___ how to paint and draw. • ...
Despereaux - Section 4 2017-12-05
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- We call 911 when there is a _.
- Elite teachers _ for homework at the start of class.
- To do well in this class, you should _ to get A on every assignment.
- If you don't listen to the teacher's _, you will complete assignments wrong.
- another word for brave
- She hates doing _ such as washing dishes and cleaning the floors.
- Studying with a friend is an _ way to do better on tests.
- He fell onto the ground and made a loud _.
- Doing this crosswords activity helps us _ for our vocabulary test.
- She lost her legs in a _ car accident.
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- My _ is to graduate high school on time and go to a good university.
- The _ lion roared at the top of his pride rock.
- _ actions include stealing, hitting, kicking, and killing other people.
- I lost my backpack. I am trying to _ every activity I did today so I can find it.
- He forgot his glasses so he spent the whole class _ at the white board.
- We won the basketball game, so we celebrated our _ at Pizza Hut together.
- Some people agree that education is more _ than money.
- After dark, the school _ to be noisy and crowded.
- My parents taught be to _ of strangers.
- The garbage truck gives off a horrible _.
20 Clues: another word for brave • We call 911 when there is a _. • She lost her legs in a _ car accident. • My parents taught be to _ of strangers. • The garbage truck gives off a horrible _. • He fell onto the ground and made a loud _. • The _ lion roared at the top of his pride rock. • After dark, the school _ to be noisy and crowded. • ...
First Day At School (En-En) 2018-08-09
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- you work with numbers in this subject
- these are the important tests in the end of class 10
- another word for ballpoint pen
- you have to do it at school
- the time between the lessons
- the person who has to learn at school (always in AE)
- you learn about the earth
- you draw and write with it
- the Americans would say "eraser"
- a word for the thing where you collect your written papers in
- the teacher is the person who ...
- pupils hate this day
- there you can find texts and exercises
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- another word for "begin"
- it helps to draw straight lines
- the boss at a school
- the words you have to learn e.g. in English or French
- the subject a pupil likes best
- you draw and paint here
- the best mark you get in Germany, same as "A" in U.S.A.
- after a half-year term you'll get a "school ..."
- the eights month of the year
- terms without school
- you need it to make your pencil drawing smaller lines
- lunchbreak is after the ... (5.) lesson
- 45 minutes term at school
- pupils often use it to transport their utensils in it
27 Clues: the boss at a school • terms without school • pupils hate this day • you draw and paint here • another word for "begin" • you learn about the earth • 45 minutes term at school • you draw and write with it • you have to do it at school • the time between the lessons • the eights month of the year • the subject a pupil likes best • another word for ballpoint pen • ...
Try to fill! 2018-12-19
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- It was a cold early morning, and the roads were nearly ________ of traffic.
- She is one of the most popular stars of our time and she could sit back and enjoy her ________.
- It takes ________ to press a charge against those who are powerful.
- The noise will ________ me mad.
- Thank you for the ________ you kindly offered us.
- The ________ change, independent of anyone's wishes.
- Humans live on all the continents(lands) of the world ________ Antarctica.
- The countries of ________ Europe — Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland — have created a fascinating economy.
- The ________ of lighting the Olympic flame(fire) goes back centuries.
- He is no more a ________ than a businessman; he is an economist.
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- My father’s black hair has turned completely ________.
- He is too old now for ________ parties.
- If you do one thing each day, you’ll reach your ________.
- For foreign holidays you will need a ________.
- It is better to express your anger, ________ than bottle it up.
- You said you would come to our party; do not ________ us.
- Mr. White will ________ our team for the boat race.
- First, learning the ________ vocabulary and grammar of this language is important.
- She went directly to Simon's apartment and ________ on the door.
- Do not punish yourself, it was not your ________.
20 Clues: The noise will ________ me mad. • He is too old now for ________ parties. • For foreign holidays you will need a ________. • Thank you for the ________ you kindly offered us. • Do not punish yourself, it was not your ________. • Mr. White will ________ our team for the boat race. • The ________ change, independent of anyone's wishes. • ...
Try to fill! 2018-12-19
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- She is one of the most popular stars of our time and she could sit back and enjoy her ________.
- The noise will ________ me mad.
- He is no more a ________ than a businessman; he is an economist.
- For foreign holidays you will need a ________.
- Thank you for the ________ you kindly offered us.
- It was a cold early morning, and the roads were nearly ________ of traffic.
- The countries of ________ Europe — Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland — have created a fascinating economy.
- First, learning the ________ vocabulary and grammar of this language is important.
- It takes ________ to press a charge against those who are powerful.
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- My father’s black hair has turned completely ________.
- Do not punish yourself, it was not your ________.
- You said you would come to our party; do not ________ us.
- The ________ change, independent of anyone's wishes.
- If you do one thing each day, you’ll reach your ________.
- She went directly to Simon's apartment and ________ on the door.
- Humans live on all the continents(lands) of the world ________ Antarctica.
- He is too old now for ________ parties.
- Mr. White will ________ our team for the boat race.
- The ________ of lighting the Olympic flame(fire) goes back centuries.
- It is better to express your anger, ________ than bottle it up.
20 Clues: The noise will ________ me mad. • He is too old now for ________ parties. • For foreign holidays you will need a ________. • Do not punish yourself, it was not your ________. • Thank you for the ________ you kindly offered us. • Mr. White will ________ our team for the boat race. • The ________ change, independent of anyone's wishes. • ...
Tyler Kendall 2015-09-11
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- and much more.
- - a plant with blue/purple flowers used to create blue/purple dye for
- years in exchange for another to pay for their way to America on a ship.
- - a type of government with only one leader
- - White American whose ancestors came from England, Ireland or Scotland.
- crop - a crop (plant) produced to sell for a profit (make money)
- colonies; beginning of a democracy in America.
- cloth and other items.
- - to change or make fit for a need. (Ex. When I moved to China, I had to
- - the belief that a country’s power is decided by the amount of money
- - to choose a person for a position, usually through voting
- - a group's way of life made up from their religion, dress, music, language,
- have. Therefore, England prohibited (didn’t allow) the 13 colonies to trade
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- - to suggest an idea (for a law, usually)
- House of Burgess - the first elected lawmaking group in the 13 British
- to their culture and food)
- - a negative (bad) result from someone’s action
- - the lawmaking group for England; similar to Congress in the United
- - a person in the government who makes the laws
- resources with any other country because England wanted ALL the money.
- Servant - a person in the 1700’s who would work on a farm for free for
- - to get from someone after they die
- 2 Colonial America vocabulary
23 Clues: and much more. • cloth and other items. • to their culture and food) • 2 Colonial America vocabulary • - to get from someone after they die • - to suggest an idea (for a law, usually) • - a type of government with only one leader • colonies; beginning of a democracy in America. • - a negative (bad) result from someone’s action • ...
Kevyn rual Gamez 2015-09-11
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- crop - a crop (plant) produced to sell for a profit (make money)
- cloth and other items.
- - a person in the government who makes the laws
- - White American whose ancestors came from England, Ireland or Scotland.
- - a group's way of life made up from their religion, dress, music, language,
- - the belief that a country’s power is decided by the amount of money
- years in exchange for another to pay for their way to America on a ship.
- - the lawmaking group for England; similar to Congress in the United
- to their culture and food)
- - to get from someone after they die
- 2 Colonial America vocabulary
- and much more.
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- have. Therefore, England prohibited (didn’t allow) the 13 colonies to trade
- - a negative (bad) result from someone’s action
- Servant - a person in the 1700’s who would work on a farm for free for
- colonies; beginning of a democray in America
- House of Burgess - the first elected lawmaking group in the 13 British
- - to choose a person for a position, usually through voting
- - a type of government with only one leader
- - to suggest an idea (for a law, usually)
- - a plant with blue/purple flowers used to create blue/purple dye for
- resources with any other country because England wanted ALL the money.
22 Clues: and much more. • cloth and other items. • to their culture and food) • 2 Colonial America vocabulary • - to get from someone after they die • - to suggest an idea (for a law, usually) • - a type of government with only one leader • colonies; beginning of a democray in America • - a negative (bad) result from someone’s action • - a person in the government who makes the laws • ...
Newcomer Vocabulary Test Review 1-25 2023-10-12
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- The use of knowledge to understand the world
- A size, or amount bigger than normal or average. Not small.
- The words used in a language.
- A plan, method, or series of actions to perform a particular goal.
- To tell or write about. To create a picture of in words.
- To find or figure out an answer to.
- To form or shape.
- A complete unit of words in either writing or speech with a clear beginning and a period at the end.
- A graph or table that gives information.
- To make clear in speech or writing, To give reasons for.
- To notice or see.
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- Having all of the necessary parts. Whole.
- Anything that is added to something else.
- To give a certain form or shape to; to mold.
- An individual feature, fact, or item.
- An arrangement of shapes, lines, letters, numbers, or colors that is repeated.
- A source of help or support.
- A thing that people spend time doing.
- Something that is intended to be learned or studied.
- To become larger.
- Necessary, needed.
- To describe the similarities and/or differences of things.
- Under; beneath.
- Every one of two or more.
- Like one another.
25 Clues: Under; beneath. • To become larger. • To form or shape. • Like one another. • To notice or see. • Necessary, needed. • Every one of two or more. • A source of help or support. • The words used in a language. • To find or figure out an answer to. • An individual feature, fact, or item. • A thing that people spend time doing. • A graph or table that gives information. • ...
REVIEW WORDS 2024-03-09
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- ALPHABETICAL LIST OF WORDS
- MORE THAN ONE... Example BOOKS,PETS,GIRLS
- THE 7 DAYS IN A CALENDAR EQUAL A.....
- SOMETHING THAT HOLDS THE PAGES OF A BOOK TOGETHER
- ONE EX. THE WOMAN
- A DESCRIBING WORD IN A SENTENCE
- THERE ARE 12 OF THESES IN A YEAR
- WORDS IN A LANGUAGE
- A GROUP OF WORDS THAT EXPRESS A COMPLETE THOUGHT.
- THE SYSTEM AND STRUCTURE OF A LANGUAGE..EX. ITS THE TITLE OF YOUR BOOK.
- USED BEFORE NOUNS HINT ( SPECIFIC, NON SPECIFIC)
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- ALL LETTERS THAT ARE NOT VOWELS
- ONE SIDE OF A SHEET OF PAPER
- A WORD USED TO DESCRIBE AN ACTION IN A SENTENCE
- A,E,I,O OR U
- A PERSON, PLACE OR THING IN A SENTENCE
- THE 1ST MONTH OF THE YEAR
- A SYSTEM OF ORGANIZING DAYS,MONTHS,YEARS
- THE ACT OF CORRECTING OR CHANGING SOMETHING WRITTEN OR SPOKEN
- THE LAST MONTH OF THE YEAR
- THERE ARE 365 OF THESE IN A YEAR
- THE 2ND MONTH OF A YEAR
- TO REFER TO THE PEOPLE WHO ARE TALKING ABOUT A PERSON EX. I YOU HE SHE IT.
- THE NAME OF A BOOK,A CHAPTER,AN ARTICLE....
- AN WRITING STYLE THAT EXPRESSES EMOTION, OFTEN USING RHYME. EX.YOUR YELLOW BOOK HAS MANY .
- THE LANGUAGE OF THIS PUZZLE
26 Clues: A,E,I,O OR U • ONE EX. THE WOMAN • WORDS IN A LANGUAGE • THE 2ND MONTH OF A YEAR • THE 1ST MONTH OF THE YEAR • ALPHABETICAL LIST OF WORDS • THE LAST MONTH OF THE YEAR • THE LANGUAGE OF THIS PUZZLE • ONE SIDE OF A SHEET OF PAPER • ALL LETTERS THAT ARE NOT VOWELS • A DESCRIBING WORD IN A SENTENCE • THERE ARE 365 OF THESE IN A YEAR • THERE ARE 12 OF THESES IN A YEAR • ...
Unit 13: Fire: Friend or Foe? 2024-03-28
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- when your phone’s battery is low, you have to __ it
- your mom or dad’s sister
- 抓 (verb ending in -ing)
- this is what makes a lightbulb work
- 危險
- people who buy things (plural)
- squishy treats that you can toast on a campfire (plural)
- to make something less or smaller (past tense)
- to produce or create something (past tense)
- how hot or cold something is (plural)
- to order, limit, or rule something
- a home that is just one part of a tall building
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- Today, fire is an important part of our __ lives.
- 廣告
- Uncle was __ when he lost control of the car.
- what we use to call and text people (plural)
- Fire is also needed in turning iron into __.
- the only name in your vocabulary list
- sources of heat that we use to cook things indoors (plural)
- we use this to barbecue food
- characters who have powers, such as Spiderman or Batman (plural)
- another word for “trash”
- your mom or dad’s brother
- to show something to other people
- energy that can be collected (plural)
- 特別
- a particular way of doing something
- water turns into this when it is heated up
28 Clues: 廣告 • 危險 • 特別 • 抓 (verb ending in -ing) • your mom or dad’s sister • another word for “trash” • your mom or dad’s brother • we use this to barbecue food • people who buy things (plural) • to show something to other people • to order, limit, or rule something • this is what makes a lightbulb work • a particular way of doing something • the only name in your vocabulary list • ...
THE ANNIVERSARY ENIGMA 2023-07-11
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- New year fireworks, George Ezra approved.
- puh-late
- The answer to this question is ALWAYS 'Mummy'
- Papa’s new, swanky title
- Mama’s ominous proclamation at the advent of an unfortunate vicissitude
- An epochal threat; an act of natural selection; forced displacement
- The ultimate fear of all literature
- Arey, what’s that song?
- The archetypal nature of a UFC fighter, and a familiar vehicle
- An article of clothing one tends to agree with when Aarya’s away.
- Papa’s inexplicable exclamation toward something extremely explicit
- An entity that bathes in the embrace of the arboreal and salty.
- The Dr.Bailey of GTS
- The Mehta vacation hotspot
Down
- An artist who made the euphonic claim that there is more than vocabulary.
- Bon Anniversaire except its a marriage synchronized with a Gregorian calendar
- A panacea, every ailment vanishes upon consuming this mystic potion.
- Save the date for the Big Fat Indian Wedding
- A construct that is not ideal nor appropriate for a given circumstance
- This activity has the same after-effect as a 7.0 magnitude earthquake and its timing is unpredictable.
- What the cold does if underestimated
- A demon horse
- The seven sacred powers that reside within, you will undoubtedly be reminded of them should you nick your toe.
23 Clues: puh-late • A demon horse • The Dr.Bailey of GTS • Arey, what’s that song? • Papa’s new, swanky title • The Mehta vacation hotspot • The ultimate fear of all literature • What the cold does if underestimated • New year fireworks, George Ezra approved. • Save the date for the Big Fat Indian Wedding • The answer to this question is ALWAYS 'Mummy' • ...
jdjdjdj 2025-04-04
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- – the words of a language.
- pleasures – small things in life that bring happiness.
- out – to develop in a certain way or have a particular result.
- attitude – an optimistic way of thinking.
- – free from danger or risk.Survive – to continue to live or exist despite danger.
- – excessive crowding, often related to traffic. Attend – to be present at an event or activity.
- the road – to begin a journey.
- – a movement of the body that expresses a feeling or idea.
- – an arrangement to reserve something in advance.
- luggage – to put clothes and items into a suitcase for travel.
- bank – a portable device used to charge electronic gadgets.
- – a situation where something happens later than expected.
Down
- – causing annoyance or dissatisfaction.
- – to put something in the ground, often a dead body.
- off – when an airplane leaves the ground.
- – to arrange for something to be kept for future use.
- – to get away from a place or situation.
- – to reveal something that was hidden.
- park – an area where wild animals live and are protected.
- – a book with information about a place for travelers.
- by – to be ready for action or to support someone.
- entertainment – activities provided for guests at a hotel.
- castle – a very old fortified building used historically.
23 Clues: – the words of a language. • the road – to begin a journey. • – to reveal something that was hidden. • – causing annoyance or dissatisfaction. • – to get away from a place or situation. • off – when an airplane leaves the ground. • attitude – an optimistic way of thinking. • – an arrangement to reserve something in advance. • ...
Quarter 3 Vocabulary 2025-03-04
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- – A word made from initials (e.g., NASA).
- – To charge a leader with wrongdoing.
- – Related to movement or motion.
- – A system of naming things.
- – Basic systems like roads and bridges.
- – The science of classifying things.
- – The study of heat and energy.
- – A structure in cells that carries genetic information.
- – To travel all the way around something, like the Earth.
- – Warlike or aggressive.
- – Tiny technology at the atomic level.
- – To manipulate voting district boundaries for advantage.
- – A dictionary or vocabulary of a language.
- – A government run by a small group of people.
- – The time when day and night are equal in length.
Down
- – A model or way of thinking.
- – Kind and generous.
- – Just enough to meet a need.
- – All-powerful.
- – Made of similar or identical parts.
- – A sign of future success.
- – A long speech to delay a vote.
- – Fear or dislike of foreigners.
- – To take power by force.
- – To copy someone else’s work without credit.
- – To accept without protest.
- – A complete change in form.
- – Given or done in return.
- – A speech a character gives alone in a play.
- – To give someone the right to vote.
- – To give up power or a position.
31 Clues: – All-powerful. • – Kind and generous. • – Warlike or aggressive. • – To take power by force. • – Given or done in return. • – A sign of future success. • – A system of naming things. • – To accept without protest. • – A complete change in form. • – A model or way of thinking. • – Just enough to meet a need. • – The study of heat and energy. • – Related to movement or motion. • ...
M6 Unit 2 2025-06-05
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- behaving responsibly and showing emotional development
- to go down in number, quality, or importance
- to weaken the strength of a liquid by mixing it with something else
- entering into a space or market, especially in business or war
- a part or division of a country’s economy or society
- not easily convinced; having doubts or questions
- Definition
- a careful plan used to reach a goal or solve a problem
- wanting to be better than others or succeed in comparison
- related to selling goods in bulk to stores rather than directly to people
Down
- to begin a new project, product, or campaign
- early effort or planning needed before something important happens
- meant to be kept secret or shared only with trusted people
- to tempt someone to do something wrong or unwise
- not stopping or giving up; harsh or persistent
- cultural or historical items passed down through generations
- to dream of or aim for achieving something great
- to make things the same so they meet a common level or rule
- a collection that shows someone's work, skills, or investments
- a specific, narrow area that suits a product, service, or interest
- the selling of items directly to the public, usually in shops
21 Clues: Definition • to begin a new project, product, or campaign • to go down in number, quality, or importance • not stopping or giving up; harsh or persistent • to tempt someone to do something wrong or unwise • to dream of or aim for achieving something great • not easily convinced; having doubts or questions • a part or division of a country’s economy or society • ...
A Short History of the English Language 2025-09-10
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- They invaded in 878
- Germany pushed these people out of Britain
- People who originally live somewhere
- Has old Germanic origins
- Originates from the 11th-century Old french word "parlement"
- Most common form was the London-centered dialect of English
- The oldest known English poem
- Plural for house
- He wrote "The canterbury tales"
- An age of invention, innovation, and change
- People getting pushed out from an outside force
- With further advances in communication they saw what?
- Set up the first printing press
- Published in 1604
- Revel in and make the most of
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- A master of the English language
- English and Modern English is...
- Help express tone and mood and contribute to the richness of the language.
- "Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?"
- Adding something to the beginning of a word
- He pushed back against the Viking invasion.
- The angles came from this region
- A _____ divide between Native lower classes and their rulers
- A system of beliefs, rituals, and practices
- The Normans spoke this language
- Alphabet that Beowulf was written in
- Many aspects of daily life came from this
- Derived from French origin when fine dining
- The British empire had what?
- Spelling standardization
30 Clues: Plural for house • Published in 1604 • They invaded in 878 • Has old Germanic origins • Spelling standardization • The British empire had what? • The oldest known English poem • Revel in and make the most of • The Normans spoke this language • He wrote "The canterbury tales" • Set up the first printing press • A master of the English language • English and Modern English is... • ...
Types of Play 2025-09-11
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- Using art, music, or movement to express feelings and ideas.
- Creating or building things using blocks, craft, or materials.
- Group play where children plan, organise roles, and work together towards a common goal.
- Watching others play without joining in.
- Playing side-by-side with other children but without direct interaction.
- Structured play with agreed rules, like board games or sports.
- Active movement such as running, climbing, or riding bikes that builds motor skills and health.
- Builds problem-solving, memory, and creativity.
- Role-play, pretending, or acting out scenarios.
- Improves gross motor skills (running, jumping) and fine motor skills (drawing, building).
- Expands vocabulary, communication, and storytelling skills.
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- Using objects or actions to represent something else.
- Encourages innovation, flexible thinking, and role exploration.
- Children interact and share toys but do not organise roles or rules.
- Teaches sharing, cooperation, negotiation, and empathy.
- When a child is not actively playing but is observing, exploring movements, or seemingly doing random actions.
- Independent play where the child plays alone and focuses on their own activities.
- Helps children learn patience, turn-taking, and controlling impulses.
- Strengthens logical thinking and persistence when facing challenges.
- Helps children manage feelings, build confidence, and express themselves safely.
20 Clues: Watching others play without joining in. • Builds problem-solving, memory, and creativity. • Role-play, pretending, or acting out scenarios. • Using objects or actions to represent something else. • Teaches sharing, cooperation, negotiation, and empathy. • Expands vocabulary, communication, and storytelling skills. • ...
Brain Parts 2025-11-19
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- The lobe involved in motor output.
- _____’s area is responsible for language input.
- Responsible for emotional processing.
- Controls homeostasis of hunger, thirst, body temperature.
- Area that integrates the sense of touch.
- The gyrus that contains the primary motor area.
- Separates the temporal lobe from the frontal and parietal lobes.
- Controls balance and coordination.
- The gyrus that contains the somatosensory area.
- The bridge of white matter connecting the cerebral hemispheres.
- Controls heart rate and breathing.
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- The lobe responsible for hearing.
- The ___ hemisphere is responsible for logic and the vocabulary of language.
- Divides the frontal and parietal lobes.
- The fissure that divides the cerebrum into hemispheres.
- The lobe responsible for vision.
- Highest functional region of the brain.
- The lobe involved in general senses like touch.
- A deep groove or depression of the cortex.
- A groove or shallow depression of the cortex.
- Converts short-term memories into long-term memories.
- The ___ hemisphere is responsible for spatial perception and the intonation of speech.
- _____’s area is responsible for language output.
- The deep cortex or “5th lobe” of the cerebrum.
- The gray matter “bark” on the outside of the brain.
- The fissure that divides the cerebrum and cerebellum.
- A ridge or bulge in the cortex.
27 Clues: A ridge or bulge in the cortex. • The lobe responsible for vision. • The lobe responsible for hearing. • The lobe involved in motor output. • Controls balance and coordination. • Controls heart rate and breathing. • Responsible for emotional processing. • Divides the frontal and parietal lobes. • Highest functional region of the brain. • ...
0206 2026-05-09
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- impossible or difficult to see
- to join in an activity
- a person who creates clothes or products
- activities that amuse people
- belonging to the original people of a place
- welcoming and including everyone
- something that blocks progress or movement
- danger likely to be harmed or disappear
- harmful or unpleasant
- a way of thinking or feeling about something
- a long stage models walk on in fashion shows
- sticks used to help injured people walk
- allowed to join or take part
- a person who shows clothes or products
- all the words used in a language
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- a chair with wheels used by people who cannot walk
- belief in one’s own abilities
- officially recorded on a list
- having great value or meaning
- travel around a place to learn about it
- a condition that limits physical or mental ability
- the group of people watching an event
- full of energy and life
- the special qualities of a person or animal
- a safe place for people or animals
- to legally take and care for something as your own
- media websites or apps for sharing content online
- full of too many people or things
- the beliefs and customs of a group
- a system of words used for communication
30 Clues: harmful or unpleasant • to join in an activity • full of energy and life • activities that amuse people • allowed to join or take part • belief in one’s own abilities • officially recorded on a list • having great value or meaning • impossible or difficult to see • welcoming and including everyone • all the words used in a language • full of too many people or things • ...
IELTS 2026-05-08
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- linking word used to give a reason
- highest point in a graph or chart
- speaking criterion about flow and smoothness
- word used in the vocabulary criterion
- word used to introduce contrast
- face-to-face recorded IELTS section
- IELTS section with four parts and forty questions
- number shown in a chart or table
- short phrase used to begin naturally
- other main IELTS test type
- Task 1 summary of the main trends
- IELTS test type for university entry
- IELTS section that tests written understanding
- linking word used to show contrast
- linking word used to show similarity
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- linking word used to show a result
- judged for range and accuracy
- formal linking word used to contrast two figures or ideas
- common visual in Academic Writing Task 1
- word often used to begin a summary in Task 1
- IELTS Speaking criterion for clear speech
- writing and speaking are scored by four of these
- what you ask the examiner to do if needed
- Writing Task 2 response type
- overall IELTS result score
- IELTS section with Task 1 and Task 2
- say the same idea in different words
- writing criterion about linking ideas clearly
- linking word used to introduce the last point
29 Clues: overall IELTS result score • other main IELTS test type • Writing Task 2 response type • judged for range and accuracy • word used to introduce contrast • number shown in a chart or table • highest point in a graph or chart • Task 1 summary of the main trends • linking word used to show a result • linking word used to give a reason • linking word used to show contrast • ...
DSE 2012 Paper 1 Part Ab 2026-05-24
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- a customer or supporter of a business or artist
- quick and clever intelligence
- a person you compete or fight against
- in a way that is theoretical rather than concrete
- items or merchandise for sale
- mixing socially with others
- a close friend
- a picture or drawing used to explain
- many different choices to pick from
- attractiveness or interest something holds
- the science of valid reasoning
- alternate turns taking turns playing or acting
- bring or transport goods to a destination
- strongly attracted or fascinated by someone/something
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- a card that beats others in certain games; to exceed
- a distinct stage in a process
- mind challenge your thinking abilities
- giving a sense of happy satisfaction
- very interesting and arousing curiosity
- containing pictures or drawings to explain
- comfort someone who is disappointed
- the set of words known or used by someone
- deeply involve or absorb someone in something
- involving communication or action between people
- strong motivation or desire to succeed
- activities done for enjoyment in spare time
- unclear or not definite
- a piece of evidence helping solve a problem
- a clever or deceptive action; also a card played in a round
29 Clues: a close friend • unclear or not definite • mixing socially with others • a distinct stage in a process • quick and clever intelligence • items or merchandise for sale • the science of valid reasoning • comfort someone who is disappointed • many different choices to pick from • giving a sense of happy satisfaction • a picture or drawing used to explain • ...
English key stage 3 GL prep 2026-06-03
Across
- A word showing an action or state of being
- The repetition of the same sound at the beginning of nearby words
- A word used in place of a noun
- A comparison that states one thing is another
- The people a text/play is intended for
- A statement that can be proven true
- The main message or idea explored in a text
- A preference that may affect fairness
- A personal view or judgement
- Information used to support a point
- A person in a story, novel or play
- A word that describes a noun
- The voice that tells the story
- The range of words known and used by a person
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- Language used to convince an audience
- The time and place where a story occurs
- A conclusion reached from clues and evidence in a text
- A brief account of the key points
- A word that imitates a sound
- A logical guess about what might happen next
- Giving human qualities to non-human things
- The central problem or struggle in a text
- A comparison using "like" or "as"
- A group of related sentences about one main idea
- The writer's attitude towards a subject or audience
25 Clues: A word that imitates a sound • A personal view or judgement • A word that describes a noun • A word used in place of a noun • The voice that tells the story • A brief account of the key points • A comparison using "like" or "as" • A person in a story, novel or play • A statement that can be proven true • Information used to support a point • ...
ENGLISH VOCABULARY CROSSWORD PUZZLE 2026-06-09
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- Activity of speaking a language
- Ability to understand words
- First part of an exposition text
- Reason given in exposition text
- Sequence of events in a story
- Final part of exposition text
- Food from milk
- Place where students sit
- Telling the truth
- Colorful wall painting
- Opposite of lie
- Healthy protein source
- Subject used for international communication
- A sweet healthy fruit
- Main place for learning
- Activity of listening carefully
- The opposite of dishonest
- Person who studies
- Art written on walls
- Person who teaches students
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- Activity of writing words
- Fruit rich in potassium
- Process of gaining knowledge
- Evidence supporting an opinion
- Activity of reading books
- A drink made from fruits
- Food rich in vitamins and minerals
- A fact used to support an argument
- Someone who can be trusted
- A place to borrow books
- Type of text that gives arguments
- Healthy white drink
- Character in a story
- A grain often eaten at breakfast
- Green healthy vegetable
- Opinion supported by facts
- A story with mixed-up events
- A lesson or moral from a story
- Collection of words in a language
- Healthy orange vegetable
40 Clues: Food from milk • Opposite of lie • Telling the truth • Person who studies • Healthy white drink • Character in a story • Art written on walls • A sweet healthy fruit • Colorful wall painting • Healthy protein source • Fruit rich in potassium • A place to borrow books • Green healthy vegetable • Main place for learning • A drink made from fruits • Place where students sit • ...
Mary Poppins Jr Glossary Lvl 2 2026-07-21
Across
- An accounting book where financial information is written.
- Dedicated, loyal, and possessing exceptional strength or resolve.
- A person’s inherent qualities of mind and character.
- Awful, upsetting, or cruel.
- The perfect example of a person, thing, or action after which all others should be modeled.
- Molasses.
- In good condition.
- Displaying advanced intelligence at an early age.
- Rude.
- British term for an artist who draws or paints on pavement.
- A childish fit of annoyance.
- Persistent complaining in an irritating manner.
- Small parts of a larger whole; usually a mechanism of some sort.
Down
- To hold something out to someone for acceptance; to offer.
- Highly developed.
- Sulfur; a chemical element with a potent odor.
- Unreliable due to flaws.
- Covered in soot; dirty.
- The base support of a statue or column.
- Accumulate; to save up for a period of time.
- Lively in manner, appearance, or expression.
- Not showing due respect to another, often older, person.
- The sum of the vocabulary of a language; a dictionary.
- Good enough for the needs of the situation; acceptable.
- Unit of British currency.
- The ruling part of a system; someone with absolute power.
- Shallow; the outer part or surface of something.
- Of or relating to the home or the running of a household.
28 Clues: Rude. • Molasses. • Highly developed. • In good condition. • Covered in soot; dirty. • Unreliable due to flaws. • Unit of British currency. • Awful, upsetting, or cruel. • A childish fit of annoyance. • The base support of a statue or column. • Accumulate; to save up for a period of time. • Lively in manner, appearance, or expression. • Sulfur; a chemical element with a potent odor. • ...
Background Knowledge 2024-01-29
Across
- Students who have developed their language comprehension and word recognition skills are _____ readers.
- Using prior knowledge plus surrounding words to understand word meaning.
- A way for students to gain exposure to background knowledge by comparing different words and related objects is __..
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- This is needed to help students gain comprehensive knowledge when reading.
- Words that have multiple _____ require background knowledge to decipher.
5 Clues: Words that have multiple _____ require background knowledge to decipher. • Using prior knowledge plus surrounding words to understand word meaning. • This is needed to help students gain comprehensive knowledge when reading. • Students who have developed their language comprehension and word recognition skills are _____ readers. • ...
Language Development 2022-03-02
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- Telling the names of objects by pointing to them, or showing pictures help in building ________ in children.
- The first skill that a child develops.
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- Children doing activities like closing and opening buttons, tieing shoe lace etc help them build their ________ of fingers.
- Children start communicating as early as _________weeks.
- Before a child writes allow the children to _______ and colour.
5 Clues: The first skill that a child develops. • Children start communicating as early as _________weeks. • Before a child writes allow the children to _______ and colour. • Telling the names of objects by pointing to them, or showing pictures help in building ________ in children. • ...
Vocabulary Project 4 2022-04-12
Across
- the ability to interpret the many formats, sources, or media through which we obtain information
- When a book is read aloud by the teacher to students
- Guiding students through particular writing activity
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- the sounds of spoken English with individual letters or groups of letters
- a display to give students constant access to the important content vocabulary for the class
5 Clues: When a book is read aloud by the teacher to students • Guiding students through particular writing activity • the sounds of spoken English with individual letters or groups of letters • a display to give students constant access to the important content vocabulary for the class • ...
Grace Ehers, Claire Baker 2026-10-06
Across
- What is the main function of Wernickes area?
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- The phrase "I eated it" is an example of what morphological phenomenon?
- How many months does it take protowords to form?
- As children develop vocabulary and semantic knowledge, sometimes they change a schema to fit new information, What is this called?
- At what stage does burping, coughing, or crying show up?
5 Clues: What is the main function of Wernickes area? • How many months does it take protowords to form? • At what stage does burping, coughing, or crying show up? • The phrase "I eated it" is an example of what morphological phenomenon? • As children develop vocabulary and semantic knowledge, sometimes they change a schema to fit new information, What is this called?
Book 1 Unit 2 2022-03-18
Across
- a set of rooms for living in, especially on one floor of a building.
- slowly over a period of time or a distance:
- something that is neither solid nor liquid , like air
- long journey, especially by sea or in space
- the liquid used as a fuel for cars and other vehicles (=gasoline)
- words known or learnt; a list or words with their meanings.
- be able to name someone or something, or to prove, the reconization of sth. or sb.
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- to make better or to improve the quality
- the official language of Denmarkl; people or things from Danmark
- belonging to the place of one's birth , local
- a device like a box that moves up and down, carrying people or goods from one floor to another or taking people up and down
- in fact, truly, literally
- the bottom part of sth;the place that you start from; to establish
- at a time in the future or after the time you have mentioned;
- connected with or arranged by someone in the government; of or concerning the authority
15 Clues: in fact, truly, literally • to make better or to improve the quality • slowly over a period of time or a distance: • long journey, especially by sea or in space • belonging to the place of one's birth , local • something that is neither solid nor liquid , like air • words known or learnt; a list or words with their meanings. • ...
West Side Story Vocabulary 2013-06-12
Across
- An unfavorable opinion or feeling formed beforehand or without knowledge, thought, or reason.
- Discriminatory or abusive behavior towards members of another race
- The social process of absorbing one cultural group into harmony with another
- A person who comes to a country where they were not born in order to settle there
- A group of people who share a common culture, religion, race or nationality
- A partiality that prevents objective consideration of an issue or situation
- Bold resistance to authority
- A prejudiced person who is intolerant of any opinions differing from his own
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- Willingness to recognize and respect the beliefs or practices of others
- a play or film whose action and dialogue is interspersed with singing and dancing
- A conventional or formulaic conception or image
- The lack of knowledge or education
- American who has come to the United States from or is descended from people who came from Latin America or Spain
- Peer groups that exist largely to express aggression against other groups
- The usage or vocabulary that is characteristic of a specific group of people
15 Clues: Bold resistance to authority • The lack of knowledge or education • A conventional or formulaic conception or image • Discriminatory or abusive behavior towards members of another race • Willingness to recognize and respect the beliefs or practices of others • Peer groups that exist largely to express aggression against other groups • ...
Crossword 1 2017-12-06
Across
- to use our senses to create a mood or emotion
- to communicate knowledge to
- person who tells a story; in literature, the voice that an author takes on to tell a story
- literature written or produced in the area of the United States or the original 13 colonies
- a narrative written about a personal experience
- to cause people to do or believe something by explaining why they should
- a division of a poem consisting of a series of lines arranged together in a usually repeating pattern of meter
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- either of the terms at the head of a page in a dictionary indicating the alphabetically first and last words on the page
- a series of events that builds toward the point of greatest interest
- a list of words or of phrases usually alphabetically arranged and explained or defined
- brief explanation of an illustration, cartoon, or photograph
- holding the attention and interest of an audience
- to say that something is similar to something else
- a set of instructions for making something from various ingredients
- a statement that is true and can be proven
15 Clues: to communicate knowledge to • a statement that is true and can be proven • to use our senses to create a mood or emotion • a narrative written about a personal experience • holding the attention and interest of an audience • to say that something is similar to something else • brief explanation of an illustration, cartoon, or photograph • ...
English Vocabulary Improver Crossword 2024-02-07
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- The collective term for all the words we know. V__________
- The place where you go after you finish school (providing you get the grades)
- Give a detailed account of something
- Something written to give an opinion on a film, book, restaurant or other thing.
- Something that you write to a family member or friend
- A type of verb that indicates probability (could/would/might/should/won't)
- The de facto language of business, spoken as the national language of the U.K, U.S.A, Australia and Canada
- A short piece of writing that can rhyme (but doesn't have to) and has a lot of emotion
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- The subject of study for poems, novels and diaries
- To behave inappropriately and wild, not like a respectable human
- Being talented at creating things like stories or music
- The identifier of a person or thing(he/she/they/it)
- Something that you write to another person using a special account (like Gmail)
- Make an idea clear to someone by describing more detail
- Your phone and games console are example of new t____________
15 Clues: Give a detailed account of something • The subject of study for poems, novels and diaries • The identifier of a person or thing(he/she/they/it) • Something that you write to a family member or friend • Being talented at creating things like stories or music • Make an idea clear to someone by describing more detail • ...
AEM-CROSSWORD 2024-07-26
Across
- The surrounding words, sentences, or situation that helps clarify the meaning of a word or phrase.
- The central idea or underlying message of a literary work.
- An indirect reference to a person, place, event, or literary work.
- The repetition of similar sounding words at the end of lines in poetry.
- A word that imitates the natural sound associated with it (e.g., "buzz," "clang").
- A literary device where the intended meaning is opposite to the literal meaning.
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- The body of words used in a particular language or by an individual.
- A category of literary composition, such as fiction, poetry, or drama.
- An individual in a story, play, or other narrative work.
- A single line of poetry or a stanza.
- The marks used in writing (e.g., commas, periods) to clarify meaning.
- A short piece of writing on a particular subject.
- A word that is spelled and pronounced like another word but has a different meaning.
- The sequence of events in a story or drama.
- The system and structure of a language, including syntax and morphology.
15 Clues: A single line of poetry or a stanza. • The sequence of events in a story or drama. • A short piece of writing on a particular subject. • An individual in a story, play, or other narrative work. • The central idea or underlying message of a literary work. • An indirect reference to a person, place, event, or literary work. • ...
Elijah Sept 16 2016-09-16
Metrology 2020-10-09
AVID TUTORIAL CROSSWORD 2025-03-31
Across
- the key academic terms and concepts related to the initial question or topic being discussed, which students are expected to understand and define.
- a framework to guide students towards deeper thinking and understanding of the material, moving beyond simple recall to analysis, interpretation, and application.
- a process where students, either verbally or in writing, examine their learning, identify strengths, and pinpoint areas for improvement within the tutorial process and their understanding of the material.
- a question a student develops based on a point of confusion they have about a specific concept or problem, which they then present to a small group during an AVID tutorial session to facilitate deeper learning and understanding.
- a foundational academic skill and a core part of the WICOR strategies, focusing on uncovering understanding, asking critical questions, and engaging in thinking, learning, and discussion.
- a brief, structured presentation where a student, serving as the presenter, summarizes their pre-work inquiry, identified point of confusion, and any relevant academic vocabulary, culminating in a question based on that confusion.
- a note-taking strategy that involves five phases (take notes, process notes, connect thinking, summarize & reflect, and apply learning) to help students actively engage with and solidify their understanding of the material.
- the depth and complexity of the learning experience, encouraging students to engage in higher-level thinking and problem-solving through inquiry-based, collaborative strategies.
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- small-group sessions where students, guided by a tutor, use inquiry and Socratic dialogue to address their academic questions and deepen their understanding of course material
- the specific, pinpointed question or area of difficulty that a student is struggling with, which they then bring to the tutorial group for collaborative discussion and clarification.
- the student who identifies a "Point of Confusion" (POC), prepares by completing pre-work, and then leads the tutorial group in a collaborative effort to clarify their understanding of the material.
- a document where students identify their point of confusion and pre-work inquiry to prepare for a collaborative learning session with an AVID tutor.
- students identify a specific question, concept, or problem causing confusion within their academic coursework.
- the process of breaking down information, identifying key elements, and examining relationships to gain a deeper understanding of a concept or problem.
- involves students synthesizing and reflecting on their learning by writing a concise paragraph that captures the meaning and importance of the content, often in response to an essential question.
15 Clues: students identify a specific question, concept, or problem causing confusion within their academic coursework. • the key academic terms and concepts related to the initial question or topic being discussed, which students are expected to understand and define. • ...
EGP Terms 2022-03-24
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- using language accurately to express your thoughts or opinions about a topic while remaining sensitive to your audience's feelings and experiences.
- something supplied for convenience or to satisfy a need.
- the individual or group the speaker is communicating with, whether in spoken or written form.
- set out purposes or reasons/ make the relationships between things evident/ provide why and/or how and support with relevant evidence.
- a disadvantage that renders something less acceptable or problematic.
- create new ideas or understanding by combining knowledge from different sources in fresh ways.
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- an advantage or profit gained from something.
- a question or instruction which encourages you to respond.
- something hinted at or suggested, but not said directly.
- the information, facts, or knowledge that you use to support the points you are making.
- your informed opinion about the information (i.e. input)
- the reason for communicating with an audience PIE persuade/convince, inform, or entertain
- sentence structure, punctuation, noun, vocabulary, phrases, etc. used in content supports, provides meaning to the communication.
13 Clues: an advantage or profit gained from something. • something hinted at or suggested, but not said directly. • something supplied for convenience or to satisfy a need. • your informed opinion about the information (i.e. input) • a question or instruction which encourages you to respond. • a disadvantage that renders something less acceptable or problematic. • ...
Unit Two: Literary Terms 2021-09-08
Across
- An entertaining story, often dealing with heroes, adventure, magic, or romance
- Highly imaginative writing that contains elements now found in real life
- Passing of songs, stories, and poems from generation to generation by word of mouth
- A work of literature that results in a catastrophe for the main character
- The wise saying at the end of a story states the lesson
- Central message or insight about life
- A brief story or poem, usually with animal characters, that teaches a lesson,or moral
- A widely told story about the past
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- Usage or vocabulary that is a characteristic of a specific group
- The background, customs, values, and beliefs of the particular culture and people who originally told the story
- Process by which writers create and develop a character
- Fictional tale that explains the actions of Gods or heroes or the origins of elements of nature
- A short story intended to teach or convey a moral truth; related to a culture's religious or spiritual beliefs
13 Clues: A widely told story about the past • Central message or insight about life • Process by which writers create and develop a character • The wise saying at the end of a story states the lesson • Usage or vocabulary that is a characteristic of a specific group • Highly imaginative writing that contains elements now found in real life • ...
Crossword 1 2017-12-06
Across
- a set of instructions for making something from various ingredients
- either of the terms at the head of a page in a dictionary indicating the alphabetically first and last words on the page
- to use our senses to create a mood or emotion
- holding the attention and interest of an audience
- literature written or produced in the area of the United States or the original 13 colonies
- a list of words or of phrases usually alphabetically arranged and explained or defined
- to communicate knowledge to
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- to cause people to do or believe something by explaining why they should
- a series of events that builds toward the point of greatest interest
- to say that something is similar to something else
- a narrative written about a personal experience
- a division of a poem consisting of a series of lines arranged together in a usually repeating pattern of meter
- a statement that is true and can be proven
- person who tells a story; in literature, the voice that an author takes on to tell a story
- brief explanation of an illustration, cartoon, or photograph
15 Clues: to communicate knowledge to • a statement that is true and can be proven • to use our senses to create a mood or emotion • a narrative written about a personal experience • holding the attention and interest of an audience • to say that something is similar to something else • brief explanation of an illustration, cartoon, or photograph • ...
Lesson 2 2023-07-22
Across
- I did a ________ after seeing my brother hiding in the washing machine.
- A major ______ of taking the train is that it can be quite crowded.
- You need to buy a ticket before going through the ______ to the subway platform.
- Our group made a _______ decision to take a lunch break.
- I like to add ______ to my pasta sauce to give it a fishy taste.
- The ______ at my school have a speech about stopping bullying.
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- This movie is so emotional that it always makes me _______.
- I was knocked back by a ______ of air when the train came racing through the station.
- The road is made from ________ so it is a little rough to drive on.
- The forest animals were _______ of water because of a drought.
- Most of the ________ government buildings are in Washington DC.
- I think that buses are the best form of ______ in the city.
- This test will _______ our vocabulary skills.
- Agents from the Federal _______ of Investigation are trying to catch the criminal.
- You shoudn't ______ around when you are walking through the station or else you might hit other people.
15 Clues: This test will _______ our vocabulary skills. • Our group made a _______ decision to take a lunch break. • This movie is so emotional that it always makes me _______. • I think that buses are the best form of ______ in the city. • The forest animals were _______ of water because of a drought. • The ______ at my school have a speech about stopping bullying. • ...
Vocabulary Words 2023-11-13
Across
- worth a great deal of money.
- a class or division of people or things regarded as having particular shared characteristics.
- the action or process of distributing things or people over a wide area.
- a place where people pay to sit and eat meals that are cooked and served on the premises.
- a plan for carrying out a process or procedure, giving lists of intended events and times.
- be given, presented with, or paid (something).
- the governing body of a nation, state, or community.
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- identify (someone or something) from having encountered them before; know again.
- able to be seen.
- take part or intervene in an activity without invitation or necessity.
- a formal promise or assurance (typically in writing) that certain conditions will be fulfilled, especially that a product will be repaired or replaced if not of a specified quality and durability.
- gather together or acquire an increasing number or quantity of.
- the body of words used in a particular language.
- single; separate.
- lasting or intended to last or remain unchanged indefinitely.
15 Clues: able to be seen. • single; separate. • worth a great deal of money. • be given, presented with, or paid (something). • the body of words used in a particular language. • the governing body of a nation, state, or community. • gather together or acquire an increasing number or quantity of. • lasting or intended to last or remain unchanged indefinitely. • ...
Freak the mighty 2021-10-31
Across
- squat, hunch, or crouch down
- Max's grandfather, who has loving care towards his grandson, but is very stern nonetheless!
- this lady is Max's mother, you don't hear much about him until Max says that he remembered Killer Kane killing his mother
- Max's grandmother, who is a soft, loving, compassionate human who would hate to see anyone get hurt
- a book that includes many words that would help you with your vocabulary (which max needs)
- this man is the villain of the book, he has the nickname "Killer Kane" and is also Max's father. Kenny also killed Max's mother
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- A young kid that has a big heart that everyone calls a Freak
- A very big child that earned it from his father, he also is not too smart until he meets someone
- an automaton that resembles a human being
- an unintelligent or unpleasant person
- created by living things such as plants, animals, or bacteria
- a harry llama
- an evil supernatural being
- an eighth grade class in Freak's mind
- a machine designed to achieve flight by means of flapping wings
15 Clues: a harry llama • an evil supernatural being • squat, hunch, or crouch down • an unintelligent or unpleasant person • an eighth grade class in Freak's mind • an automaton that resembles a human being • A young kid that has a big heart that everyone calls a Freak • created by living things such as plants, animals, or bacteria • ...
CROSS-WORD PUZZLE 2021-11-16
Across
- TEXT - are nonfiction texts used to convince the reader to agree with the author’s perspective about the issue.
- ANALYSIS - is only to explain something from a unique perspective
- - specific to broad
- - it is to restate the passage using one’s own words
- - use of simple language for easy decoding and comprehension of messages
- - are expressions or a special set of vocabulary used by a particular profession
- ORDER - gives information in order of appearance or event
- SOLUTION - presents a problem, its cause, and possible solution.
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- - must consider the subject, tone, diction, sentence structure, and the degree of argumentation for a specific type of audience or reader.
- - it is a condensation of significant facts from an original piece of writing.
- INFERENCES - they are also known as text connecting or inter-sentence inferences for they maintain textual integrity.
- - are old and overused expressions that have lost their novelty and meaning because of constant use.
- - Quick glancing
- - an inspiring and amusing story about a person or an event meant to teach a lesson.
- PAPER - is a popular academic text that requires thoughtful, reading, research and writing.
15 Clues: - Quick glancing • - specific to broad • - it is to restate the passage using one’s own words • ORDER - gives information in order of appearance or event • SOLUTION - presents a problem, its cause, and possible solution. • ANALYSIS - is only to explain something from a unique perspective • - use of simple language for easy decoding and comprehension of messages • ...
CROSS-WORD PUZZLE 2021-11-16
Across
- TEXT - are nonfiction texts used to convince the reader to agree with the author’s perspective about the issue.
- ANALYSIS - is only to explain something from a unique perspective
- - specific to broad
- - it is to restate the passage using one’s own words
- - use of simple language for easy decoding and comprehension of messages
- - are expressions or a special set of vocabulary used by a particular profession
- ORDER - gives information in order of appearance or event
- SOLUTION - presents a problem, its cause, and possible solution.
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- - must consider the subject, tone, diction, sentence structure, and the degree of argumentation for a specific type of audience or reader.
- - it is a condensation of significant facts from an original piece of writing.
- INFERENCES - they are also known as text connecting or inter-sentence inferences for they maintain textual integrity.
- - are old and overused expressions that have lost their novelty and meaning because of constant use.
- - Quick glancing
- - an inspiring and amusing story about a person or an event meant to teach a lesson.
- PAPER - is a popular academic text that requires thoughtful, reading, research and writing.
15 Clues: - Quick glancing • - specific to broad • - it is to restate the passage using one’s own words • ORDER - gives information in order of appearance or event • SOLUTION - presents a problem, its cause, and possible solution. • ANALYSIS - is only to explain something from a unique perspective • - use of simple language for easy decoding and comprehension of messages • ...
Book 1 Unit 2 2022-03-18
Across
- something that is neither solid nor liquid , like air
- long journey, especially by sea or in space
- the bottom part of sth;the place that you start from; to establish
- belonging to the place of one's birth , local
- be able to name someone or something, or to prove, the reconization of sth. or sb.
- words known or learnt; a list or words with their meanings.
- in fact, truly, literally
- the liquid used as a fuel for cars and other vehicles (=gasoline)
- a set of rooms for living in, especially on one floor of a building.
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- slowly over a period of time or a distance:
- connected with or arranged by someone in the government; of or concerning the authority
- to make better or to improve the quality
- at a time in the future or after the time you have mentioned;
- a device like a box that moves up and down, carrying people or goods from one floor to another or taking people up and down
- the official language of Denmarkl; people or things from Danmark
15 Clues: in fact, truly, literally • to make better or to improve the quality • slowly over a period of time or a distance: • long journey, especially by sea or in space • belonging to the place of one's birth , local • something that is neither solid nor liquid , like air • words known or learnt; a list or words with their meanings. • ...
FEAR NOT IMMERSIONS 2024-05-23
Across
- Using words to communicate ideas or thoughts.
- The words a person knows and uses in a particular language.
- The beliefs, customs, arts, and social institutions of a particular group of people.
- The desire or willingness to do something, often driven by personal or external factors.
- Putting words down on paper or a screen to convey information or express thoughts.
- Relating to a person's job or work, often requiring specialized knowledge or skills.
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- Tools or devices created to solve problems or make tasks easier.
- Something that occurs or exists in nature, without artificial influence.
- Looking at written words and understanding their meaning.
- The rules and structure of a language that govern how words are used to form sentences.
- Activities done for pleasure in one's free time, often pursued with enthusiasm.
- A system of communication used by people, typically consisting of words and grammar.
- Paying attention to sounds or spoken words to understand what someone is saying.
- Being in contact with or experiencing something, often leading to familiarity or understanding.
- Being fully involved in or surrounded by something, like a language or culture.
15 Clues: Using words to communicate ideas or thoughts. • Looking at written words and understanding their meaning. • The words a person knows and uses in a particular language. • Tools or devices created to solve problems or make tasks easier. • Something that occurs or exists in nature, without artificial influence. • ...
Week 1 Vocabulary 2022-01-22
Across
- The football player kicked the ball into the ________________ and won a point.
- The ________________ stole the rich woman's jewelry and jumped out the window!
- He was late so he had to ________________ the bus stop.
- She brought all the vocabulary lists to school on a ________________.
- Dogs will sometimes ________________ their own tail because they think it's another animal.
- Some children have mobile phones because their parents are worried.
- People started using ________________ to communicate in 2000.
- On the 4th of July, everyone in America sets off _____________.
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- There were a lot of people at the ________________ because it was a championship game.
- A long time ago, people had to carry a separate ________________ and a cell phone with them.
- A lot of people sit at coffee shops and work on their ________________.
- There are ________________ on the backpack straps so you can make them longer or shorter.
- It's easier to use a wireless ________________ because you can still control the cursor.
- The ________________ asked the basketball player about his latest trophy.
- There were videos on the laptop ________________ when he turned it on.
15 Clues: He was late so he had to ________________ the bus stop. • People started using ________________ to communicate in 2000. • On the 4th of July, everyone in America sets off _____________. • Some children have mobile phones because their parents are worried. • She brought all the vocabulary lists to school on a ________________. • ...
Jagger's crossword 2022-01-19
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- The painting was beautifully drawn and very _____ with details
- Character The side character was shown to be a ______ and was very rude throughout the story
- The fortune cookie told my sister that she would benefit from great ______ this year.
- Character the main character was shown to be a _____ and developed into a kind person at the end
- Clues We were told to use ______ in order to finish the vocabulary assignment
- The tornado that hit Colorado turned out to be______ to the town it hit.
- Analysis Our final was to write a 5 page ____ on the book we read this semester
- The way the man likes to dress is ______
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- Style The child's ______ was not fully formed at such a young age
- That kind of cruelty towards animals is_______
- She won the lottery purely by _____ chance
- The dogs behavior was ______ when it was hungry
- The agent was sent to the _____ after he made a mistake
- Jimmy’s dad had the_____ to yell at him when Jimmy was right.
- The robber gave the police officer an _____
15 Clues: The way the man likes to dress is ______ • She won the lottery purely by _____ chance • The robber gave the police officer an _____ • That kind of cruelty towards animals is_______ • The dogs behavior was ______ when it was hungry • The agent was sent to the _____ after he made a mistake • Jimmy’s dad had the_____ to yell at him when Jimmy was right. • ...
Vocabulary Week 7 2025-12-02
Across
- With repetitive practice and experience, a student can obtain this for themselves for reading and writing.
- When confused or unfamiliar with a word, its best to use phonics, letter structure, and spoken sounds.
- Student is pushing themselves to learn by participating.
- When you make a claim that sums up the whole event, story, or the plot.
- Is it convenient and important for the present moment?
- Each person has their own set and knowledge of words.
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- Teacher will gather a few students that need help on comprehension and how to decode text.
- Part of the brain that is responsible for creativity and intuition.
- Form of way we can create an image through our minds.
- Ability to organize and think on what you'll discuss for the day.
- Part of the brain that is responsible for understanding language and logic.
- Knowledge from previous practice and memory.
- When a person, thing, or action is linked towards something else.
- By having a growth mindset and optimism, it can set students to willingly want to succeed.
- Information that enables us to understand what were confused or lost on.
15 Clues: Knowledge from previous practice and memory. • Form of way we can create an image through our minds. • Each person has their own set and knowledge of words. • Is it convenient and important for the present moment? • Student is pushing themselves to learn by participating. • Ability to organize and think on what you'll discuss for the day. • ...
A2.2 Learning a second language 2026-06-09
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- A direct comparison of two unlike things without using "like" or "as".
- A mental connection or link made between two or more things.
- A person who has spoken a particular language from earliest childhood.
- Writing or speech not meant to be taken literally to create a special effect.
- A distinctive way of pronouncing words, often tied to a specific region or country.
- The ability to speak or write a language smoothly, easily, and naturally.
- Helpful information or critique given to someone to improve their performance.
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- The state of being highly skilled, competent, or advanced in a language or activity.
- The act of putting something in a particular position or order.
- To successfully reach a goal or accomplish something through effort and hard work.
- A group of letters added to the beginning of a word to change its meaning.
- Regional variety of a language with its own grammar and vocabulary.
- The quality of being correct, precise, and free from errors.
- A careful plan or method designed to achieve a specific goal.
- To arrive at a conclusion based on evidence and reasoning rather than direct facts.
15 Clues: A mental connection or link made between two or more things. • The quality of being correct, precise, and free from errors. • A careful plan or method designed to achieve a specific goal. • The act of putting something in a particular position or order. • Regional variety of a language with its own grammar and vocabulary. • ...
AP Human Geo Vocab Unit 3 2024-12-14
Across
- Religions that actively seek converts and attempt to appeal to people across the globe (e.g., Christianity, Islam, Buddhism).
- The spread of an underlying principle, even though a specific characteristic is rejected.
- A collection of languages within a branch that share a more recent common origin and have relatively minor differences in grammar and vocabulary.
- A regional variation of a language distinguished by vocabulary, spelling, and pronunciation.
- Culture that is traditionally practiced by a small, homogeneous group in a relatively isolated rural are
- Reflecting the history of colonialism (e.g., many place names in the Americas).
- A journey to a sacred place.
- A socially constructed category based on perceived physical differences, such as skin color.
- The process by which a minority group gradually adopts the cultural traits of the majority group.
- The belief in one god.
- A territory surrounded by another country.
- A group of interrelated cultural traits.
- The visible imprint of human activity on the landscape.
- A system of institutionalized racial segregation that existed in South Africa from 1948 to 1994.
- The principle that all cultures are equally valid and should be understood within their own context.
- Countries where more than one language is spoken.
- A sense of self that is based on membership in a particular group.
- The spread of an idea through the physical movement of people from one place to another.
- The socially constructed roles and behaviors associated with being male or female.
- The belief that the soul is reborn in a new body after death.
- A language used for communication between people who speak different native languages.
- A segregated residential area, typically inhabited by a marginalized ethnic or religious minority group.
- The shared beliefs, values, customs, behaviors, and artifacts of a group of people.
- The process of cultural change that occurs when two cultures come into contact.
- A single element of a culture.
- The blending of traits from two different cultures to create a new unique culture.
- The belief that one's own culture is superior to other cultures.
- The rapid, widespread diffusion of a characteristic throughout the population.
- The increasing similarity between cultures due to globalization and interconnectedness.
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- Derived from the landscape (e.g., Rocky Mountains, Cape Cod).
- A collection of languages related through a common ancestor long before recorded history.
- Building styles that reflect local environmental, cultural, and historical influences.
- The process of turning something into a marketable product, often for profit.
- A simplified form of a language used for communication between people who speak different languages.
- A collection of languages within a family that share a common origin and have relatively few differences in grammar and vocabulary.
- The belief in multiple gods.
- The language legally recognized by a government for use in its official business.
- A pidgin language that has evolved to become the native language of a community.
- Commemorating a historical event or person (e.g., Battle Creek, Washington D.C.).
- The spread of an idea through a snowballing process, where the idea remains in the origin place while also spreading outwards.
- The spread of an idea from a person or place of authority to other persons or places.
- A portion of a country geographically separated from the main part by surrounding territory.
- Culture that is widely shared among a heterogeneous population and rapidly diffuses.
- The form of a language used for official or public purposes.
- Countries where only one language is spoken.
- The adoption of elements of a marginalized culture by members of a dominant culture, often in a way that is exploitative or disrespectful.
- Religions that are closely associated with a particular ethnic group and are often passed down through generations (e.g., Judaism, Hinduism).
- The spatial separation of different groups of people within a city or region.
- A social group defined by shared cultural, national, or racial origins.
- The process of a culture becoming less similar to other cultures.
- The origin or place of innovation of a cultural trait.
- A follower or supporter of a particular belief or cause.
- Based on religious figures or beliefs (e.g., Saint Louis, Bethlehem).
- Place names.
- A long-established practice that has become part of a culture.
55 Clues: Place names. • The belief in one god. • The belief in multiple gods. • A journey to a sacred place. • A single element of a culture. • A group of interrelated cultural traits. • A territory surrounded by another country. • Countries where only one language is spoken. • Countries where more than one language is spoken. • The origin or place of innovation of a cultural trait. • ...
SchoolPace: IRLA Organizer 2026-03-19
4 Clues: The latest proof of a student’s reading achievement. • The next key reading skill a student aims to master. • The updated list of vocabulary a student is working on. • The most recent meeting between teacher and student about reading.
Literary Terms 2019-11-05
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- A style or form of expression that is characteristic of a particular person, type of art, etc.
- The repetition of the initial consonant sound of words.
- Range of pitch or type of tone, Expression.
- The author's attitude toward the subject of work.
- Extract selection.
- Narrator only knows the thoughts and feelings of 1 character.
- The story of a person's life written by that person.
- Dramatic entertainment, comedic solo, or the like by a single speaker.
- To be different, especially in a way that is very obvious.
- A statement or theory that is put forward as a premise to be maintained or proved.
- Briefly conveys the essential idea of the paragraph.
- Shortened, cut short.
- An explanation of the meaning of a word, phrase, etc.
- A question that prompts or encourages the desired answer.
- The state of two things that are directly opposite to each other.
- A story, poem, or picture that can be interpreted to reveal a hidden meaning. Typically a moral or political one.
- The use of many words to say something that could be said more clearly and directly by using fewer words.
- Prolonged, cause to cover a larger area or to last longer.
- The story of a person's life written by someone else.
- To be as good or as bad as something else, to be on the same level.
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- Only suggests or inferred by the supporting details. The author does not state it directly.
- Short allegorical story designed to illustrate or teach some truth, religious, or moral lesson.
- Incongruity between what might be expected and what occurs.
- The underlying main idea of a literary work.
- Very informal usage in vocabulary and idiom that is characteristically more metaphorical, playful, vivid, and ephmeral than ordinary language.
- Language that represents one thing in terms of something dissimilar.
- A comparison of two things based on their being alike in some way.
- Admitting of a point claimed in argument.
- Characteristic of ordinary or familiar conversation rather than formal speech writing.
- Use of irony, sarcasm, ridicule, or the like, in exposing, or deriding vice, folly.
- A sentence made up of two parts that are roughly equal in length, importance, and grammatical structure.
- One thing used to represent something else.
- Use of a word whose sound imitates its meaning.
- The structure or arrangement of related or connected ideas.
- Done without plan, organized, or rehearsed.
- Speech that reflects pronunciation, vocabulary, and grammar typical of a geographical region.
- A reference to something well-known that exists outside the literary work.
- Hints that give the reader help on difficult or on unusual words.
- Dictionary definition.
- The most important or central thought of a paragraph or larger section of text, which tells the reader what the text is about.
- A work intended for performance by actors on a stage.
41 Clues: Extract selection. • Shortened, cut short. • Dictionary definition. • Admitting of a point claimed in argument. • Range of pitch or type of tone, Expression. • One thing used to represent something else. • Done without plan, organized, or rehearsed. • The underlying main idea of a literary work. • Use of a word whose sound imitates its meaning. • ...
Voc/Vok - 'Call' 2026-08-31
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- A strong career or life path that you feel "called" to do
- a meeting or assembly is to bring people together for a formal gathering or ceremony of some kind
- the body of words known, understood, and used by a person, group, or language
- to cause a specific reaction or feeling, or to deliberately make a person or animal angry and annoyed
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- to bring a memory, feeling, image, or response into your mind
- relating to, produced by, or performed with the human voice
- Crying out loudly or expressing opinions in a noisy way
- to call upon a law, authority, or higher power for help, protection, or to put a rule into action
- To speak or call in support of a cause or person
9 Clues: To speak or call in support of a cause or person • Crying out loudly or expressing opinions in a noisy way • A strong career or life path that you feel "called" to do • relating to, produced by, or performed with the human voice • to bring a memory, feeling, image, or response into your mind • ...
EVALUATING SPOKEN TEXT 2022-10-16
4 Clues: focused on grammar, vocabulary, and • the attitude of the writer/speaker regarding a subject. • is speaking effortlessly, reasonably fast, and without unnecessary stops or pauses. • organization of thoughts, words, and concepts and presenting the data in a logical manner.
An Introduction to English Language Teaching 2017-12-18
4 Clues: Also known as lexis... the words of a language • The 4 Skills: Reading, Writing, Listening and ? • Chomsky had a lot to say about this, universally • Good idea to get learners to work in these (it takes two to communicate!)
Ingles ll 2018-02-13
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- vocabulary of words that are part of a specific language or language
- study of the rules and principles that govern the use of languages and the organization of words within sentences and other types of syntactic constituents.
- collection of documents that can show different global or partial aspects of a person or an organization.
- refers to the action and the consequence of evaluating
- This instrument allows to guide the student's learning process, documents supporting academic work.
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- profile set of information that contains your configuration, preferences, messages.
- sociolinguistics, production, technology and digital
- platform They are used for the design and development of courses or didactic modules in the network
- Compilation of definitions or explanations of words that deal with the same subject or discipline
9 Clues: sociolinguistics, production, technology and digital • refers to the action and the consequence of evaluating • vocabulary of words that are part of a specific language or language • profile set of information that contains your configuration, preferences, messages. • ...
Literary Key Terms 2017-02-13
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- of view the perspective from which a story is told.
- where and when a story takes place, including the time of day, the season, or the location.
- a category of composition. Each has a particular style, form, and content.
- a person or thing that plays a part in the events of a story.
- language not the actual meaning of a word or phrase. Similes and metaphors are examples.
- makes a comparison without using like or as
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- the events in the beginning, middle, and end of the story.
- makes a comparison using like or as
- when an idea or message is stated by the writer. The author tells the readers exactly what they need to know.
- to give the main events in a story in the order in which they happen.
- the lesson or message of a text
- the meanings of words and phrases, and how they are used in the story.
- to infer means to come to a reasonable conclusion based on evidence found in the text.
13 Clues: the lesson or message of a text • makes a comparison using like or as • makes a comparison without using like or as • of view the perspective from which a story is told. • the events in the beginning, middle, and end of the story. • a person or thing that plays a part in the events of a story. • to give the main events in a story in the order in which they happen. • ...
crossword Helen Funez 2021-09-05
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- the action or process of adapting or being adapted
- the action or process of innovating.
- development is a practical undertaking involving the production, evaluation, adaptation, and exploitation of materials intendend to facilitate language acquisition.
- the egree to which something is successful in producing a desired result; success.
- written works, especially those considered of superior or lasting artistic merit.
- the process of developing or being developed.
- a time or set of circumstances that makes it possible to do something.
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- facts provided or learned about something or someone.
- facts, information, and skills acquired through experience or education; the theoretical or practical understanding of a subject.
- the body of words used in a particular language.
- are anything wich can be used to facilitate learning of a language, including coursbooks, videos, graded readers, flash cards, games.
- is a plan or specification for the construction of an object or system or for the implementation of an activity or process,
- positive in attitude and full of energy and new ideas.
13 Clues: the action or process of innovating. • the process of developing or being developed. • the body of words used in a particular language. • the action or process of adapting or being adapted • facts provided or learned about something or someone. • positive in attitude and full of energy and new ideas. • ...
Week 1 Vocabulary 2022-01-22
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- The football player kicked the ball into the ________________ and won a point.
- The ________________ stole the rich woman's jewelry and jumped out the window!
- He was late so he had to ________________ the bus stop.
- She brought all the vocabulary lists to school on a ________________.
- Dogs will sometimes ________________ their own tail because they think it's another animal.
- Some children have mobile phones because their parents are worried about an emergency happening.
- People started using ________________ to communicate in 2000.
- On the 4th of July, everyone in America sets off ________________ to celebrate.
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- There were a lot of people at the ________________ because it was a championship game.
- A long time ago, people had to carry a separate ________________ and a cell phone with them.
- A lot of people sit at coffee shops and work on their ________________.
- There are ________________ on the backpack straps so you can make them longer or shorter.
- It's easier to use a wireless ________________ because you can still control the cursor.
- The ________________ asked the basketball player about his latest trophy.
- There were videos on the laptop ________________ when he turned it on.
15 Clues: He was late so he had to ________________ the bus stop. • People started using ________________ to communicate in 2000. • She brought all the vocabulary lists to school on a ________________. • There were videos on the laptop ________________ when he turned it on. • A lot of people sit at coffee shops and work on their ________________. • ...
Crossword 1 2017-12-06
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- a set of instructions for making something from various ingredients
- person who tells a story; in literature, the voice that an author takes on to tell a story
- either of the terms at the head of a page in a dictionary indicating the alphabetically first and last words on the page
- to communicate knowledge to
- a statement that is true and can be proven
- literature written or produced in the area of the United States or the original 13 colonies
- brief explanation of an illustration, cartoon, or photograph
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- to say that something is similar to something else
- a narrative written about a personal experience
- a list of words or of phrases usually alphabetically arranged and explained or defined
- a series of events that builds toward the point of greatest interest
- to cause people to do or believe something by explaining why they should
- holding the attention and interest of an audience
- a division of a poem consisting of a series of lines arranged together in a usually repeating pattern of meter
- to use our senses to create a mood or emotion
15 Clues: to communicate knowledge to • a statement that is true and can be proven • to use our senses to create a mood or emotion • a narrative written about a personal experience • holding the attention and interest of an audience • to say that something is similar to something else • brief explanation of an illustration, cartoon, or photograph • ...
1984 Crossword 2024-05-17
Across
- Obliteration of the self, also known as Death-Worship.
- A whole sub-section of adult media produced for proles.
- The ability of believing two contradictory ideas at the same time for the purpose of rendering thinking impossible.
- A two-way television that functioned as a surveillance tool for The Party.
- The total control that the Party has over the people.
- The act of committing a crime against the government in your thoughts.
- Old, unhealthy, working class people.
- When a person is secretly murdered and erased from society, the present, the universe, and existence.
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- The whole of the northern part of the European and Asiatic landmass from Portugal to the Bering Strait.
- A conscious process of self-imposed cognitive dissonance.
- The use of ambiguous and confusing language with restricted grammar and limited vocabulary.
- The act of having a facial expression indicating an unacceptable state of mind.
- A providence of Oceania,one of the three totalitarian super-states that rule the world.
- An anti-government underground group.
- The political ideology of the governing party of Oceania
15 Clues: An anti-government underground group. • Old, unhealthy, working class people. • The total control that the Party has over the people. • Obliteration of the self, also known as Death-Worship. • A whole sub-section of adult media produced for proles. • The political ideology of the governing party of Oceania • A conscious process of self-imposed cognitive dissonance. • ...
Healthy Ecosystems Crossword 2026-01-28
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- Any individual, living thing
- The relationship between clownfish and anemones is an example of this term. It describes relationships between organisms where both benefit
- A group of the same species living in the same area
- These organisms are incredibly small and can only be seen using a microscope
- This interaction can occur within and between species. It is a lose/lose relationship.
- A substance that provides nourishment essential for growth and the maintenance of life
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- This word describes interactions between abiotic and biotic elements
- Algae, fungi and bacteria are all examples of this vocabulary word
- elements Temperature, humidity, water, sunlight and air are all…
- In this relationship a parasite harms a host organism
- A group of organisms that are able to reproduce
- This term describes different populations interacting in an area
- This word describes where an organism lives. Organisms are unable to survive in this place unless it meets their needs
- Barnacles on a whale are an example of this kind of relationship. One organism benefits and the other is unaffected.
- The organism that is hunted is known as…
15 Clues: Any individual, living thing • The organism that is hunted is known as… • A group of organisms that are able to reproduce • A group of the same species living in the same area • In this relationship a parasite harms a host organism • elements Temperature, humidity, water, sunlight and air are all… • This term describes different populations interacting in an area • ...
FOLKLORE 100 2023-02-23
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- A belief in the zodiac and stars
- Minimum of two people
- A multimedia content, such as a picture, video, or text, that is usually humorous in tone, and is duplicated and shared quickly by online users, often with minor alterations.
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- A type of speech that includes vocabulary and expressions that are seen as highly informal and conversational.
- Informal, traditional culture
5 Clues: Minimum of two people • Informal, traditional culture • A belief in the zodiac and stars • A type of speech that includes vocabulary and expressions that are seen as highly informal and conversational. • ...
Challenges When Planning an ESP Course 2024-01-04
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- A person with a high level of knowledge relating to a particular subject.
- Enthusiasm for doing something.
- All the words known and used by a particular person.
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- Any material written in English that was not created for intentional use in a classroom such as magazines, newspapers, recordings, etc.
- The process of defining, selecting, designing, collecting, analyzing, interpreting, and using information to increase students' learning and development.
- An interactive system of instruction and learning with specific goals, contents, strategies, measurement, and resources.
6 Clues: Enthusiasm for doing something. • All the words known and used by a particular person. • A person with a high level of knowledge relating to a particular subject. • An interactive system of instruction and learning with specific goals, contents, strategies, measurement, and resources. • ...
Fertile Crescent and Mesopotamia Vocabulary 2021-10-15
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- People Vocabulary
- and political character rustics
- a self-governing city and its surrounding area.
- of agriculture, sometimes known as the
- A long time period defined by specific social,
- Resource: Something provided by nature that is useful to humans.
- a system that grants more power to some individuals and less to others.
- the holy book of the Jewish people.
- long poems telling stories of heroes.
- The weather of a place over a long period of time
- Height above sea level
- a countryside area (farm).
- Moisture that falls in the form of rain, sleet or snow
- a mixture of fertile soil that makes for good farming, often a result from
- To move to a new place
- Climate: Climate in the temperate zone which lacks extremes in
- them more useful to humans
- if used properly
- belief in one god.
- Human existence m cities, with systems of
- The distance east and west of the Prime Meridian
- Natural substances reached by mining or digging into the earth
- Resource: A natural resource that can be used again and
- People who moved from place to place to meet
- an extra supply of something
- a single leader Of an empire or kingdom.
- Age, when people first used stone tools.
- Resource: Natural resources that cannot be replaced
- education, government and specialization
- a religious building, like the top Of a ziggurat.
- the world's first monotheistic religion.
- Code: one of the earliest known form of written laws to govern daily
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- to do one thing well
- belief in many gods.
- An object used to help a person accomplish a task
- the knowledge, beliefs, customs and values a group of people have in
- basic needs by hunting animals and gathering plants
- a system of writing based on pictures.
- Crescent and Mesopotamia Vocabulary
- The surroundings of a place
- The distance north or south of the equator
- a complex society with well-developed forms of government, religion,
- Era: "Old Stone Age" The first part of the
- Climate: Climate the tropical zones with intense heat, much rain
- The time before there was writing
- lands and people governed under a single rule.
- of the year
- Revolution.
- and has seasons
- a city area.
- plant life
- use
- farming: the raising of crops and animals for
- The study of the earth
- a way to supply water to an area.
- Climate: A climate of the earth's polar regions, very cold weather
- the use of skills and tools to meet practical human needs
- learning.
- The training of plants and animals to
- lack of seasons
- Era: "New Stone Age" This era marked the
- sets and enforces laws and services in a region.
- A portion of a body of water or air flowing the same path
- the world's first system Of writing.
64 Clues: use • learning. • plant life • of the year • Revolution. • a city area. • and has seasons • lack of seasons • if used properly • People Vocabulary • belief in one god. • to do one thing well • belief in many gods. • Height above sea level • To move to a new place • The study of the earth • a countryside area (farm). • them more useful to humans • The surroundings of a place • an extra supply of something • ...
Freak the mighty 2021-10-31
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- Max's grandfather, who has loving care towards his grandson, but is very stern nonetheless!
- an unintelligent or unpleasant person
- a harry llama
- Max's grandmother, who is a soft, loving, compassionate human who would hate to see anyone get hurt
- A young kid that has a big heart that everyone calls a Freak
- this man is the villain of the book, he has the nickname "Killer Kane" and is also Max's father. Kenny also killed Max's mother
- an automaton that resembles a human being
- this lady is Max's mother, you don't hear much about him until Max says that he remembered Killer Kane killing his mother
- an evil supernatural being
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- A very big child that earned it from his father, he also is not too smart until he meets someone
- a machine designed to achieve flight by means of flapping wings
- a book that includes many words that would help you with your vocabulary (which max needs)
- created by living things such as plants, animals, or bacteria
- the prevailing current of thought
- an eighth grade class in Freak's mind
- squat, hunch, or crouch down
- a young unmarried woman
17 Clues: a harry llama • a young unmarried woman • an evil supernatural being • squat, hunch, or crouch down • the prevailing current of thought • an unintelligent or unpleasant person • an eighth grade class in Freak's mind • an automaton that resembles a human being • A young kid that has a big heart that everyone calls a Freak • ...
How Well Do You Know Mark Vodell? 2022-05-13
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- Mark _____ Vodell.
- Where does the My Mission money go?
- During a camp, Mark would always be the prepared to pick up a ....
- Which fruit will Mark usually buy at a market and share with students in Yangon (two words)?
- The university at which Mark completed his PHD.
- The name of Mark's youngest son.
- Which essentially item of luggage will Mark strongly suggest to take on the My Mission trip?
- Which SDA school did Mark work at prior to Gilson?
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- Using which backyard play equipment did Mark injure himself when he was younger?
- Removed this saying from his vocabulary when it was revealed that he said it too often.
- A daily activity that Mark aims to do to start the day.
- What does Mark call the right turning lane into TH campus (two words)?
- A job that Mark did prior to teaching.
- A friendly team motivation word, used with a hand gesture, said to conclude worship.
- What unique vintage car does Mark drive around occasionally (two words)?
- The year that Mark started at Gilson, 19_ _
- Learned this language so that he could interact with people on My Mission.
17 Clues: Mark _____ Vodell. • The name of Mark's youngest son. • Where does the My Mission money go? • A job that Mark did prior to teaching. • The year that Mark started at Gilson, 19_ _ • The university at which Mark completed his PHD. • Which SDA school did Mark work at prior to Gilson? • A daily activity that Mark aims to do to start the day. • ...
ELA Vocab Q3 2026-03-13
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- – dishonest or immoral
- Roots (Meaning)
- – break or crack
- – collection of work
- – sudden and unexpected
- – give out
- – a person’s usual mood
- – small broken piece
- – evaluate or judge
- – property promised to repay a loan
- – take attention away
- – put liquid into something
- – legal claim on a property until a debt is paid
- – series of actions
- – interrupt or disturb
- – medicine that stops poison
- – family member from long ago
- – sore inside the body or stomach
- – messy or untidy
- – say the opposite
- – take away value
- – free of germs
- – careful thinking and good judgment
- – ability to enter or use something
- – a member of a Christian religious group known for peace and equality
- – to divide into four parts
- – show or point out
- – swinging weight
- – someone pretending to be someone else
- – step-by-step method
- – drug that calms or makes sleepy
- place or put
- – money taken from an account
- – person who agrees to repay a loan if the borrower cannot
- – throw out
- Words
- – rules or moral guidelines
- – happen
- – strong public criticism
- – a yellow chemical element with a strong smell
- say or speak
- pull or drag
- place or put
- – relating to citizens or society
- – in a legal or proper way
- – serious and quiet in mood
- – easily spread disease
- Tubman Vocabulary
- – basic belief or rule
- – official order
- – proof that someone was right or innocent
- – a person running away from danger or the law
- Drummer Boy of Shiloh Vocabulary
- – giving help or encouragement
- Terms
- – money spent
- – person or company owed money
- – crooked or not straight
- – something that came before
- – stop something briefly
- – continuing without becoming weaker
- – disease spreading quickly in an area
- – careful study
- – giving a vaccine
- – person who held a position before another
- – to begin or start
- – represent something
- – money paid after retirement
- – show clearly
- – hang or stop temporarily
- – scattered or spread around
- – factors that can change
- – ruler with total power
- – needed or necessary
- – isolating people to stop disease spread
- – breaking a rule
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- – legal agreement
- – length of time
- – pull back
- – able to spread between people
- carry
- – burst or break open
- – unable to pay debts
- – part of something
- – something representing an idea
- – speaking clearly and powerfully
- – important
- – a belief without proof
- – money used in a country
- – carried or supported
- – admit something is true
- – remove something
- – very sad or discouraged
- – losing too much body water
- break
- – the act of taking something away or leaving a place
- – at a 90° angle
- – moral corruption or very bad behavior
- – act between two sides to help
- – fear or worry about something that may happen
- – reliable or trustworthy
- – medicine used to treat illness
- – quiet or softened
- – to bring a feeling or memory to mind
- – take away the right to pay off a mortgage
- – property that can be owned (like slaves in history)
- – able to be used up
- – area of activity
- – inability to sleep
- throw
- / pend- hang
- – explanation based on evidence
- – keeping clean for health
- – friendly relationship
- – rule or plan used by an organization
- – showing or predicting something
- – number out of 100
- – extra section at the end of a book
- / -ces- go or move
- Vocabulary (Unit 4)
- – needing support
- – to persuade someone with flattery
- – reaction or answer
- – easy to carry
- – where something comes from
- exact or particular
- – arrangement of parts
- – almost the same
- – valuable things owned
- – to slowly teach or put an idea into someone’s mind
- – money owed
- – large or heavy body
- – burst out suddenly
- – protection against disease
- break or burst
- – related to the heart
- – extra money paid on loans
- – charging extremely high interest
- Terms
- – thick sweet syrup made from sugar
- – function or job
- – refuse to accept
- – a suggestion or idea
- – a blessing or prayer for good things
- – written record
- – determined and firm in decision
- – made of several parts
- – memory loss
- – to stay longer than expected
- – relating to the moon
150 Clues: carry • break • throw • Words • Terms • Terms • – happen • – give out • – pull back • – important • – throw out • place or put • / pend- hang • say or speak • pull or drag • place or put • – money owed • – money spent • – memory loss • break or burst • – show clearly • Roots (Meaning) • – free of germs • – easy to carry • – careful study • – length of time • – break or crack • – at a 90° angle • – official order • – written record • ...
Literary Key Terms 2017-02-13
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- the events in the beginning, middle, and end of the story.
- makes a comparison using like or as
- the lesson or message of a text
- when an idea or message is stated by the writer. The author tells the readers exactly what they need to know.
- a category of composition. Each has a particular style, form, and content.
- a person or thing that plays a part in the events of a story.
- language not the actual meaning of a word or phrase. Similes and metaphors are examples.
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- of view the perspective from which a story is told.
- makes a comparison without using like or as
- where and when a story takes place, including the time of day, the season, or the location.
- to give the main events in a story in the order in which they happen.
- the meanings of words and phrases, and how they are used in the story.
- to infer means to come to a reasonable conclusion based on evidence found in the text.
13 Clues: the lesson or message of a text • makes a comparison using like or as • makes a comparison without using like or as • of view the perspective from which a story is told. • the events in the beginning, middle, and end of the story. • a person or thing that plays a part in the events of a story. • to give the main events in a story in the order in which they happen. • ...
Written Text Terminology 2014-03-18
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- The Free Stater sniper is the story's ___________.
- action A series of incidents building to a point of great interest
- An overlying topic or relevant idea running through the text – usually there is more than one
- Setting up the story, introducing characters, relationships etc – before the rising action
- The Republican sniper is the story's ___________.
- This occurs between the Republican sniper and the Free Stater sniper
- The Sniper is written using this narrative point of view.
- The events that make up a story
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- The order in which a story is told – chronological or flash backs/forwards
- Ends the story – if it’s a comedy everything works out well for the main character. If it’s a tragedy… well… not so much.
- The way a story is written – the author’s voice that comes through in the writing. This can be determined by sentence structure, vocabulary and the tone
- The turning point, which marks a change, for the better or the worse, in the protagonist’s affairs
- The reason the author has written a text
13 Clues: The events that make up a story • The reason the author has written a text • The Republican sniper is the story's ___________. • The Free Stater sniper is the story's ___________. • The Sniper is written using this narrative point of view. • action A series of incidents building to a point of great interest • ...
Understanding Sacred Scripture 2023-10-17
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- The author of the third gospel as well as the Acts of the Apostles.
- That part of Sacred Scripture written after Christ's ascension into heaven.
- The written Word of God committed to His Church for the instruction and sanctification of mankind
- When we say that the Bible is _____ we mean that its principle author is God.
- Another word for Sacred Scripture.
- Seventy-three books comprise the _____ of Scripture.
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- That part of Sacred Scripture written before the coming of Christ.
- We can know the true meaning of the Bible from the teaching authority of the Catholic Church called the ______
- the number of books in the Bible.
- The first book of the Bible.
- The unwritten Word of God given to the Church through word of mouth by Jesus Christ or the apostles under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit.
- Because the Bible is inspired, it is also without _____.
- The _____ authorship of the scriptures can be seen in language, vocabulary, genre, etc.
13 Clues: The first book of the Bible. • the number of books in the Bible. • Another word for Sacred Scripture. • Seventy-three books comprise the _____ of Scripture. • Because the Bible is inspired, it is also without _____. • That part of Sacred Scripture written before the coming of Christ. • The author of the third gospel as well as the Acts of the Apostles. • ...
Corpus 2025-03-04
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- Records transcribed speech (e.g., London-Lund Corpus).
- Corpus was one of the first balanced collections of American English texts.
- A measure of how easy or difficult a text is to understand.
- Identifying whether a word is a noun, verb, adjective, etc., in a text.
- A group of words derived from the same root (e.g., “act,” “action,” “active”).
- A large collection of texts used for language analysis.
- A sequence of words frequently appearing together (e.g., “on the other hand”).
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- A tool that shows how words appear in different contexts.
- The third area of language teaching that corpus linguistics addresses is defined as situation of use.!
- .. is the study of phrases. … is a central element of corpus lin-guistics:
- The process of breaking text into words or phrases for analysis.
- Sequences of words used to analyze patterns in text (e.g., “big data” is a 2-gram).
- Covers various genres (e.g., British National Corpus).
- Adding labels or tags (e.g., part of speech) to words in a corpus.
- The base form of a word (e.g., “running” → “run”).
- A method to determine how often words appear in a text or corpus.
- Test A fill-in-the-gap exercise to test vocabulary and comprehension
17 Clues: The base form of a word (e.g., “running” → “run”). • Records transcribed speech (e.g., London-Lund Corpus). • Covers various genres (e.g., British National Corpus). • A large collection of texts used for language analysis. • A tool that shows how words appear in different contexts. • A measure of how easy or difficult a text is to understand. • ...
Principles and Procedures of Materials Development 2025-05-30
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- Information provided to learners after completing a task to help them improve.
- The process of developing skills in a language, especially a second or foreign one.
- In a way that involves physical movement or touch in learning.
- Abbreviation for a language learned after the first language.
- The process of designing, adapting, and evaluating resources for language teaching.
- A requirement that must be fulfilled before starting something new.
- A classroom activity that reflects real-world challenges and language use.
- Impact To produce a noticeable or significant effect on the learner.
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- The goal behind why someone speaks or writes in a given situation.
- The ability to use language correctly and appropriately in various contexts.
- The process through which people learn a language other than their mother tongue.
- Abbreviation for a person's first or native language.
- An approach that integrates learning content and a foreign language.
- In a visually or artistically pleasing way.
- English instruction tailored to learners with a particular academic or professional goal.
- A distinct element of language, such as grammar, vocabulary, or pronunciation.
- Apiece of real-world language used for teaching purposes without modification.
17 Clues: In a visually or artistically pleasing way. • Abbreviation for a person's first or native language. • Abbreviation for a language learned after the first language. • In a way that involves physical movement or touch in learning. • The goal behind why someone speaks or writes in a given situation. • ...
Poetry Terms Quiz 2025-09-22
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- Repetition of introductory phrases.
- Understatement used for effect, used to emphasize
- A rhyme on two syllables, sounds soft and flowy.
- Device where parts of a phrase are the same, repeated, or parallel.
- A place to stop (a grouping of lines that connect in theme)
- Writer's choice of vocabulary, style of pronunciation in speaking, NOT lexis.
- Two contradictory ideas placed together which makes sense when examined. If contradiction is in close proximity, similar to Oxymoron
- A rhyme that looks as though it should rhyme because of its spelling, but doesn't.
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- Repeats the final consonant sound in words without the vowel sound corresponding.
- Identical consonants but different vowels.
- Placing contrasting ideas next to each other for effect.
- Suddenly undercuts the climax.
- A line that makes sense on its own but requires the next line to complete it.
- True rhyme when spoken aloud but looks like it shouldn't be.
- Repetition of words or phrases at the end of successive clauses.
- Repetition of vowel sounds within words with different consonants.
- The arrangement of words and phrases to create well-formed sentences in a language.
17 Clues: Suddenly undercuts the climax. • Repetition of introductory phrases. • Identical consonants but different vowels. • A rhyme on two syllables, sounds soft and flowy. • Understatement used for effect, used to emphasize • Placing contrasting ideas next to each other for effect. • A place to stop (a grouping of lines that connect in theme) • ...
List 6A - scrip/scrib and dict 2020-01-29
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- My younger brother ruined my homework and _______ all over it.
- Since she had the flu, the doctor ______ lots of rest and fluids to help her recover.
- We had enough ______ for the entire class to have one when we looked up our vocabulary words.
- The actress only had 3 days to memorize her ______ before the performance.
- Our ____ on the meal was that it was delicious!
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- He ______ his essay to the teacher, since he broke the hand that he writes with.
- The teacher gave a very detailed _______ of the assignment so all of the students would know what to do.
- The student used her best ______ to write her essay.
- Today in reading, we will be ________ a character by inferring their traits.
9 Clues: Our ____ on the meal was that it was delicious! • The student used her best ______ to write her essay. • My younger brother ruined my homework and _______ all over it. • The actress only had 3 days to memorize her ______ before the performance. • Today in reading, we will be ________ a character by inferring their traits. • ...
English II U1L2 Guided Notes 2017-03-02
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- Knowing ________ , roots and bases will help you understand new vocabulary words when you are reading.
- Adding the ____________ re to the base word move to makes a new word remove.
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- Adding a prefix to a ______________ word makes a new word.
- Prefixes have their own __________.
- A prefix is a word part added to a ________ or a base word to make a new word.
5 Clues: Prefixes have their own __________. • Adding a prefix to a ______________ word makes a new word. • Adding the ____________ re to the base word move to makes a new word remove. • A prefix is a word part added to a ________ or a base word to make a new word. • Knowing ________ , roots and bases will help you understand new vocabulary words when you are reading.
Essential Components of Reading 2024-01-08
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- complex cognitive process readers use to understand what they have read
- word knowledge that supports reading development and increases comprehension
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- the relationship between the letters or letter combinations in written language and the individual sounds in spoken language
- _____ awareness, ability to focus on and manipulate phonemes in spoken syllables and words
- able to read orally with appropriate speed, accuracy, and proper expression
5 Clues: complex cognitive process readers use to understand what they have read • able to read orally with appropriate speed, accuracy, and proper expression • word knowledge that supports reading development and increases comprehension • _____ awareness, ability to focus on and manipulate phonemes in spoken syllables and words • ...
Children's first 50 words 2021-02-23
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- This is a phenomenon that commonly happens to complex productions of words produced by young children.
- A child's first words usually occur around their ____ birthday.
- Any sound articulated with the flexible part of the tongue, also often some of the first sounds that babies make.
- _____ idioms are accurate productions of words that are similar to adult pronunciations.
- This class of sounds is not usually included in child's first words.
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- /i/ and /u/ are usually the ____ vowels to appear in a child's sound system.
- Most first words are produced in a simple CV ___ structure.
- The 50-word period is characterized by phonetic _____ and lack of systematic sound contrasts.
- Children's first words are represented ____ rather than phonemically.
- At around 18 months, a child should have about ___ words in their vocabulary.
- A child using "wawa" for water is an example of a ______.
- (T/F)Children's language development is linear, once a child produces a correct pronunciation, they will always use that production.
12 Clues: A child using "wawa" for water is an example of a ______. • Most first words are produced in a simple CV ___ structure. • A child's first words usually occur around their ____ birthday. • This class of sounds is not usually included in child's first words. • Children's first words are represented ____ rather than phonemically. • ...
4th Grade Academic Word Puzzle 2022-04-06
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- Dad is taking the bread out of the oven. I've always loved the smell of freshly baked bread.
- I appreciate your , but sometimes you need to learn to work as part of a team.
- Kelly was _____ going to have a party on the weekend, but I don't think it happened.
- The fire fighter grasped the young man by the arm and pulled him from the burning house.
- I was somewhat tired after work and decided to take a short nap
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- The driver _____ her speed as she approached the curve.
- I only brought T-shirts and shorts for the trip. It was colder and windier than I had _____ it would be.
- The ________of these exercises is to help you learn new vocabulary.
- We wore loose clothes to allow for easier ___
- His _______attitude to studying explains his poor grades.
- Attention passengers on flight 721 to Honolulu. Please _____ to gate 33 where your plane is now boarding.
11 Clues: We wore loose clothes to allow for easier ___ • The driver _____ her speed as she approached the curve. • His _______attitude to studying explains his poor grades. • I was somewhat tired after work and decided to take a short nap • The ________of these exercises is to help you learn new vocabulary. • ...
90's Artists & Bands 2023-09-26
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- Her cover of a Dolly Parton hit was a bodyguard to many broken hearts.
- They named their debut album after the jersey number of a famous basketball player, but not Michael Jordan.
- This artist took us to the classroom, but not for learning.
- Her idea of irony might not pass a literature class, but it sure was catchy.
- A quintet that put the Union Jack on a mini dress and zig-a-zig-ah in our vocabulary.
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- She's the voice behind an epic nautical farewell.
- She hit whistle notes before apps could even detect them.
- Thom Yorke and the gang made it OK to be an outcast.
- They're the poster child for a Seattle-based music movement named after a state of dissatisfaction.
- His love for the Golden State was evident, but he hailed from the East Coast.
- These guys would make your heart ache, but only if you said "Bye Bye Bye."
11 Clues: She's the voice behind an epic nautical farewell. • Thom Yorke and the gang made it OK to be an outcast. • She hit whistle notes before apps could even detect them. • This artist took us to the classroom, but not for learning. • Her cover of a Dolly Parton hit was a bodyguard to many broken hearts. • ...
CROSS WORD PUZZLE 2020-04-27
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- A quarter of a circle; an arc of 90°.
- Equal in value, measure, force, effect, significance,
- a meeting or conference for the discussion of some subject, especially a meeting at which several speakers talk on or discuss a topic before an audience.
- An act of discharging poisonous fumes.
- the act of arranging, putting things in order, or making things run smoothly together
- the process or a period of changing from one state or condition to another.
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- Average yearly temperatures in these regions are not extreme, not burning hot nor freezing cold.
- A process that revolves from west to east i.e, in the anticlockwise direction.
- A region where the climate is warm and it is humid and wet
- The stock of words used by or known to a particular people or group of persons
- Example of although, after, before, because, how, if, once, since, so that, until, unless, when
11 Clues: A quarter of a circle; an arc of 90°. • An act of discharging poisonous fumes. • Equal in value, measure, force, effect, significance, • A region where the climate is warm and it is humid and wet • the process or a period of changing from one state or condition to another. • A process that revolves from west to east i.e, in the anticlockwise direction. • ...
Crossword 2026-04-28
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- Temporary or mild problems in learning a language, which are not always a disorder
- A phonological disorder where sounds are mispronounced due to articulation difficulties.
- The drive that keeps learners practicing and participating; without it, learning slows down.
- A lifelong neurodevelopmental condition that affects vocabulary, grammar, and organization of ideas.
- feeling nervous or afraid when speaking or being evaluated Anxiety
- A diagnosed condition that makes it difficult to understand or use spoken, written, or signed language.
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- Emotional factors such as anxiety, fear of failure, or low self-esteem that block second language learning.
- A learning disorder that mainly affects reading, writing, and sometimes language comprehension.
- An internal belief in your own abilities to communicate and face challenges.
- A language disorder caused by brain damage that makes comprehension and production of language difficult.
- Ways teachers deliver lessons; effective methods build confidence and communication, while ineffective ones focus only on rules.
11 Clues: feeling nervous or afraid when speaking or being evaluated Anxiety • An internal belief in your own abilities to communicate and face challenges. • Temporary or mild problems in learning a language, which are not always a disorder • A phonological disorder where sounds are mispronounced due to articulation difficulties. • ...
Vocabulary - Foundations of Hawaii Ecology 2025-08-09
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- A stationary plume of magma beneath the Earth's crust that forms volcanoes as a tectonic plate moves over it.
- The coastal or ocean region of an ahupuaʻa.
- An underground layer of permeable rock, sand, or gravel that contains groundwater.
- A species on which other species in an ecosystem largely depend, such that if it were removed the ecosystem would change drastically.
- A traditional Hawaiian land division typically extending from the mountains to the sea.
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- List
- A species of native Hawaiian honeycreeper known for its vibrant red feathers and curved beak.
- A hardy species that is the first to colonize barren or disturbed environments, like new lava flows.
- A biological community of interacting organisms and their physical environment.
- The mountain or inland region of an ahupuaʻa.
- The native Hawaiian tree that is a foundational species of the native forest. Its red flower is the lehua.
11 Clues: List • The coastal or ocean region of an ahupuaʻa. • The mountain or inland region of an ahupuaʻa. • A biological community of interacting organisms and their physical environment. • An underground layer of permeable rock, sand, or gravel that contains groundwater. • A traditional Hawaiian land division typically extending from the mountains to the sea. • ...
New England Colonies & Middle Colonies Review 2020-12-14
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- the founder of Pennsylvania, who led the "Holy Experiment" (no spaces)
- I was exiled from Massachusetts and established Rhode Island (no spaces)
- first document to establish self governance in colonies (no spaces)
- a female who spoke up against puritanism (no spaces)
- a holiday based on a meal between the Wampanoags and Pilgrims
- vocabulary word for people who disagree with something; in the case of the colonies they disagreed with Puritanism
- a religious group, predominately in Pennsylvania, that believed in equal rights for all
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- the majority religion in Plymouth, that believed in religious freedom for other religions
- the Middle Colonies were known as the _______ colonies, because of its fertile soil and diverse agricluture (no spaces)
- I founded New Hampshire colony as a fishing colony, but never got to see it (no spaces)
- the majority religion in Massachusetts Bay Colony, that did not believe in religious freedom for other religions
11 Clues: a female who spoke up against puritanism (no spaces) • a holiday based on a meal between the Wampanoags and Pilgrims • first document to establish self governance in colonies (no spaces) • the founder of Pennsylvania, who led the "Holy Experiment" (no spaces) • I was exiled from Massachusetts and established Rhode Island (no spaces) • ...
