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3. Who makes the Wiener Mobile
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4. A person who planned the plot (p 32)
5. the method of characterization that we form opinions of the characters from what they do and say, the environtment and what other characters think about them. (p 84)
8. A character that usually a minor one in a novel (p 84)
10. the name given to the kind of action in a novel. (p 30)
13. something that gives background to the story (p 85)
16. a kind of plot that has several groups of characters. (P 83)
17. a plot that the story frequently ends at the climax, and the reader must determine what he thinks the resolution might be. (p 84)
18. In the point of view "I" can be determine as .... point of view. (p 29)
19. it may name the chief character, may suggest the plot, or may mention some significant object. (p 82)
20. Undelying idea or "wisdom" that the author presenting.(p 82)

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1. the methof of characterizations that the author comments upon the characters. (p 84)
2. is the depiciting of clear images of a person. (p 84)
3. The type of dramatic conflict that the struggle is of one person againts another.
6. the way in which an author selects, arranges, and present his word. (p 86)
7. the most popular kind of story is the one that emphasizes the action (p 32).
9. to determines how much the reader must know, and can know, of what is happening. (p 29)
11. is a greater achievment that a other character.
12. a kind of plot that deals with one character or a single group characters, and flow their fortunes to the conclusion.(p 83)
14. In the dramatic point of view the reader is an.... (p 30)
15. a plot that the author resolves the story for the reader. (p 84)

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3. The eighteen-day war described in this Indian epic.(Source: Page 86)
5. The gateways in the Meenakshi Temple.(Source: Page 85)
8. An ancient Indian epic about Rama, Sita, and Lakshman.(Source: Page 86)
9. The temple in Tamil Nadu known for its painted sculptures.(Source: Page 85)

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1. A collection of stories that teach lessons through animal characters.(Source: Page 86)
2. A monument holy to Buddhists, such as the one at Sanchi.(Source: Page 83)
4. The golden-colored fort in Rajasthan.(Source: Page 84)
6. A famous temple designed like a chariot in Odisha.(Source: Page 84)
7. MAHAL A world-famous monument built by Shah Jahan.(Source: Page 85)

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3. The Roosevelt's private railroad car pg. 10
5. Village in New York where Franklin was born pg. 7
8. The founder/headmaster of Franklin's school (last name) pg.15
9. Roosevelt's pet scottie dog who traveled the world with him pg. 4
11. exclusive club which Franklin's father had been an honorary member of pg. 22
13. Professer whose house Teddy Roosevelt stayed at pg. 21
14. College that Roosevelt attended after graduating from his prep school pg. 18
15. Secret fraternity reserved for the social elite (nickname) pg.22

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1. undergraduate daily newspaper that Franklin signed up as a candidate for pg.18
2. Franklin's nickname for his father pg. 8
4. Roosevelt's radio talks were know as ______ chats pg. 1
6. Disease Roosevelt had as a child that left him crippled for life pg. 2
7. The Roosevelt family estate pg. 9
10. First name of Franklin's wife pg. 24
12. Massachusetts prep school that Franklin attended pg. 13

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2. vegetable that gave you brain damage [8]
3. my door number [5,3]
6. uneloquent thing I said in the Chinese w Zac and Saffie, ‘threshold of…’ [8]
7. food we ate on the day I got the best room for next year, sweet, offering to God
9. delish breakfast you made me recently [8]
11. type of car I just got [4]
12. film I saw last term at the cinema and you made me watch the prequel on the same day, Scally
13. first name of one of the people in whom I first confided that I had a giga crush on you [6]
15. name of the underground bar/restaurant we went to over Christmas, our first informal date, ‘Brasserie…’ [5]
16. number of universities I got into [3]
17. one of the first meals we made together, ate it while we watched ‘The Menu’ in d8, was yum

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8. pub outside which I first realised I really fancied you, ‘The…’ [6]
10. first name of the first person ever I loved romantically, platonically, sexually [6]
14. first type of flowers I bought for you [5]

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1. approche des classes sociales chez Marx
3. sentiment d’appartenance à un groupe social (en diminution concernant le sentiment d'appartenance à une classe sociale)
4. Groupe décrit par Weber dans l'ordre social
5. évolution globale du rapport interdécile depuis les années 1970
9. Elles sont économiques ou sociales
10. condition nécessaire pour parler de classe sociale (Marx) décrivant la conscience de classe et la lutte des classes qui en découle (trois mots)
13. processus qui s'illustre par une diminution des distances inter-classes
19. montée de la part de l’emploi salarié dans le total des emplois
20. distances en augmentation s'illustrant par des écarts importants dans les niveaux de qualification, de rémunération et de conditions de travail entre les employés par exemple
22. D9/D1 ou D10/D1 (deux mots)
24. classification utilisée par l'INSEE pour regrouper les individus en fonction de leur activité professionnelle
26. il a une approche multidimensionnelle de la structure sociale
27. nom du sociologue rattaché à la lutte des classes
28. indice compris entre 0 et 1, plus il est proche de 0, plus la société analysée est égalitaire (trois mots)
29. type de hiérarchie (ordre) où les individus sont classés en fonction du niveau de pouvoir qu'ils détiennent (Weber)
30. critère sur lequel repose des rapports sociaux qui aboutissent à une hiérarchisation entre les rôles féminins et masculins
31. lien correspondant à la situation suivante : plus le niveau de diplôme augmente et plus le taux de chômage diminue (deux mots)
32. nom de la courbe (représentation graphique) généralement utilisée pour apprécier les inégalités de répartition des revenus ou du patrimoine

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2. part grandissante et massive du secteur tertiaire dans l’ensemble de l’activité économique
6. conception de la structure sociale chez Marx
7. Société organisée en un ensemble de groupes sociaux distincts et hiérarchisés du fait de l’existence d’inégalités (deux mots)
8. Marx oppose cette catégorie d'individus à la bourgeoisie capitaliste
11. Chez Weber, la classe sociale n'apparait que dans cet ordre
12. sociologue représentant la société sous la forme d'une toupie
14. se dit des emplois quand la part des femmes en emploi a considérablement augmenté
15. classe sociale au sens de Marx qui a toujours une certaine existence aujourd'hui
16. actifs salariés classés au niveau hiérarchique le plus bas dans la classification des professions et catégories socioprofessionnelles
17. facteur économique de hiérarchisation de l'espace social
18. processus qui tend à donner plus d'importance à l'individu et qui se traduit par un affaiblissement des logiques de classes
21. lieu étant un facteur de structuration de l'espace social
23. partage des effectifs en 10 parties égales
25. la position dans le cycle de vie est lié à ce critère

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2. Easily or conveniently transported/carried.
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3. A screen which allows you to give instructions to the devices by touching areas on it.

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2. Kolejní ředitel roku 74/75
4. Kapitán famfrpálového týmu 75/76
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1. Not Russia, but close?
6. Big and fluffy creature
9. Mansion of a gun inventor
10. A language, or a fruit
11. Google messaging service
12. A reason why one might be running
17. What one might wildly chase when lost?
19. Nickname for World War 1
20. Bacteria, but not alive
21. "In a ___"
22. Graffiti, perhaps
24. Not a tank, necessarily?
25. Rain-maker
28. Measured with a ruler, perhaps
30. Famous Rick Astley song exploitation?
33. Subject of a canine's disdain
35. A d8 or d12, for example
36. The only Greek god whose name wasn't changed by Romans
37. Weapon in many sci-fi movies
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2. What plazas sometimes accompany?
3. Plutonium in a bar
4. German siege tactics
5. Common message on a school computer
7. A burp from the other side
8. A tiny telephone?
13. How the Hulk became the Hulk
14. Store powder or wine in here, maybe
15. BAR
16. Katrina and Tony?
18. Minecraft-like game
23. Green with a pit?
24. Popular game with colored astronauts
26. One Piece rival
27. "___'s fair in love and war"
29. A unit of frequency
31. What this is
32. Medieval animal used for sending messages
34. 100% grade

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5. Kopīgais nosaukums dāmām un torņiem.
7. Šaha spēles sākuma stadija (pirmie 15—20 gājieni), kurā tiek mobilizēti spēlētāju spēki.
9. Figūru izvietojums partijas sākumā, kad baltie nav vēl izdarījuši savu pirmo gājienu.
11. Tādas figūras, kuru triencienspēkam pakļauta visa līnija (vertikāle, horizontāle vai diagonāle); dāma, tornis vai laidnis atšķirībā no karaļa un zirdziņa.
12. Figūra, kas iet (un ņem pretinieka figūru) pa horizontāli vai vertikāli (t.i., tikai pa taisnām līnijām) uz visām četrām pusēm visā iespējamā attālumā.
14. Iedomāta horizontāla līnija, kas sadala šaha galdiņu divos taisnstūros: a1 - a4 - h4 — h1 un a5 - a8 - h8 - h5.
18. Pa vienam laidnim katram pretiniekam, kuri iet pa pretējās krāsas lauciņiem.
20. Mata stāvoklis, kurā paša figūras atņem karalim visus atkāpšanās lauciņus.
22. Pozīcijas visu iespējamību izpēte un novērtējums.
23. Figūra, kas iet (un ņem pretinieka figūras) visos virzienos, pa horizontālēm, vertikālēm un diagonālēm, bet tikai pa vienu blakus lauciņu.

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2. Galdiņa sastāvdaļa, kas ietilpst taisnstūrī e1 - e8 - h8 - h1.
3. Figūra, kas virzās uz priekšu tikai pa vienam lauciņam.
4. Kopīgais nosaukums laidņiem un zirdziņiem.
6. Jebkurš figūru izvietojums uz šaha galdiņa.
8. Viena spēlētāja divi (trīs) bandinieki, kas atrodas uz vienas vertikāles.
10. Figūra, kam ir iespēja izdarīt vissarežģītākos gājienus. Tas iet un ņem pretinieka figūras uz jebkuru pusi pa taisnstūra "3x2" (vai "2x3" lauciņu) diagonāli, tas ir, no iedomātā taisnstūra viena stūra uz pretējo.
13. Šaha literatūrā tā parasti sauc karali, dāmu, torni, laidni un zirdziņu.
15. Bandinieks, kura ceļā pa vertikāli, kā arī abās blakus vertikālēs nav neviena pretinieka bandinieka.
16. Galdiņa sastāvdaļa, kas ietilpst taisnstūrī d1 - d8 - a8 - a1.
17. Figūra, kas iet (un ņem pretinieka figūras) uz visām pusēm, visos tai pieejamos attālumos pa horizontālēm un vertikālēm kā tornis un pa diagonālēm kā laidnis.
19. Mata stāvoklis, kurā torņi, atrazdamies abās pusēs blakus karalim (izveidojot it kā uzplečus), atņem tam atkāpšanās lauciņus.
21. Kvadrāts, ko veido šaha galdiņa lauciņi d4 - d5 - e4 - e5.

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2. A Southeastern Native American tribe (8 letters) [87]
3. The war in which Eisenhower was a general before becoming President (10 letters) [82]
5. The movement that tried to end racial discrimination (12 letters) [84]
7. Another country the U.S. fought in World War II (7 letters) [81]
9. Period of political tension between the U.S. and the Soviet Union (8 letters) [83]
13. The date of the terrorist attacks on the United States in 2001 (11 letters) [86]
15. Last name of the civil rights leader who worked for equality, First name Martin (4 letters) [85]
17. A Caribbean Native American tribe (6 letters) [87]
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1. The group responsible for the September 11, 2001 attacks (10 letters) [86]
4. General during World War II who later became President, first name Dwight (10 letters) [82]
6. One of the goals Martin Luther King, Jr. worked for (8 letters) [85]
8. A Southwestern Native American tribe (6 letters) [87]
10. The main concern of the United States during the Cold War (10 letters) [83]
11. A Southeastern Native American tribe (8 letters) [87]
12. The third country the U.S. fought in World War II (5 letters) [81]
14. A Great Plains Native American tribe (6 letters) [87]
16. A Southwestern Native American tribe (6 letters) [87]
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4. Нарыйның, боз өстенә килеп кергәч, нәрсәсе чәчелә?(96)
5. Тавык иң беренче нәрсә янына бара?(106-107)
8. Җир мае нинди? (83-84)
9. Мөбарәкнең апасы аягын нишләткән?(83-84)
11. Малалар кесәләрен тутырып нәрсә алып чыгалар?(91)
13. Фәрит көтүгә нинди хайваны алып чыга? (91)
16. Безнең халыкның күңеле нинди?(123)
18. Сабантуйда малайның башына нәрсә киертәләр? (123)
19. Малайлар ничәнче сыйныфка күчәләр? (91)
20. Сабантуй уза торган җир ничек атала? (123)
22. Нинди бөҗәкләр малайның юлын яктыртып барганнар? (83-84)
23. Оя башында нәрсә бар? (89)

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1. Әтәчнең тамагына нәрсә утыра?(106-107)
2. Кошлар ишли? (89)
3. Җырда нәрсә яңгырады?
6. Яз көне нинди кошлар кайта? (89)
7. Карурманга кем бара? (83-84)
10. Язучы Туфан...?
12. "Көтү" турындагы текстта төп геройны исеме ничек? (91)
14. Сыерчык оясына нинди кошлар кергән? (89)
15. Әтәчкә нәрсә ярдәм итә? (106-107)
16. Нинди агачт өбендә җир мае бар? (83-84)
17. Кешедә борын бар, ә сыерчыкта нәрсә? (89)
21. Гафият әкияттә миңа нәрсә кирәкми ди?(109)

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1. Figūra, kas iet (un ņem pretinieka figūras) visos virzienos, pa horizontālēm, vertikālēm un diagonālēm, bet tikai pa vienu blakus lauciņu.
4. Figūra, kas virzās uz priekšu tikai pa vienam lauciņam.
6. Figūra, kas iet (un ņem pretinieka figūru) pa horizontāli vai vertikāli (t.i., tikai pa taisnām līnijām) uz visām četrām pusēm visā iespējamā attālumā.
7. Mata stāvoklis, kurā paša figūras atņem karalim visus atkāpšanās lauciņus.
10. Bandinieks, kura ceļā pa vertikāli, kā arī abās blakus vertikālēs nav neviena pretinieka bandinieka.
12. Galdiņa sastāvdaļa, kas ietilpst taisnstūrī d1 - d8 - a8 - a1.
14. Kvadrāts, ko veido šaha galdiņa lauciņi d4 - d5 - e4 - e5.
16. Galdiņa sastāvdaļa, kas ietilpst taisnstūrī e1 - e8 - h8 - h1.
17. Pa vienam laidnim katram pretiniekam, kuri iet pa pretējās krāsas lauciņiem.
18. Tādas figūras, kuru triencienspēkam pakļauta visa līnija (vertikāle, horizontāle vai diagonāle); dāma, tornis vai laidnis atšķirībā no karaļa un zirdziņa.
19. Viena spēlētāja divi (trīs) bandinieki, kas atrodas uz vienas vertikāles.
21. Kopīgais nosaukums laidņiem un zirdziņiem.
22. Jebkurš figūru izvietojums uz šaha galdiņa.

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2. Pozīcijas visu iespējamību izpēte un novērtējums.
3. Šaha literatūrā tā parasti sauc karali, dāmu, torni, laidni un zirdziņu.
5. Kopīgais nosaukums dāmām un torņiem.
8. Figūru izvietojums partijas sākumā, kad baltie nav vēl izdarījuši savu pirmo gājienu.
9. Mata stāvoklis, kurā torņi, atrazdamies abās pusēs blakus karalim (izveidojot it kā uzplečus), atņem tam atkāpšanās lauciņus.
11. Figūra, kas iet (un ņem pretinieka figūras) tikai pa diagonālēm (t.i., pa slīpām līnijām) uz visām pusēm jebkurā tam pieejamā attālumā.
13. Figūra, kas iet (un ņem pretinieka figūras) uz visām pusēm, visos tai pieejamos attālumos pa horizontālēm un vertikālēm kā tornis un pa diagonālēm kā laidnis.
15. Iedomāta horizontāla līnija, kas sadala šaha galdiņu divos taisnstūros: a1 - a4 - h4 — h1 un a5 - a8 - h8 - h5.
20. Figūra, kam ir iespēja izdarīt vissarežģītākos gājienus. Tas iet un ņem pretinieka figūras uz jebkuru pusi pa taisnstūra "3x2" (vai "2x3" lauciņu) diagonāli, tas ir, no iedomātā taisnstūra viena stūra uz pretējo.
23. Šaha spēles sākuma stadija (pirmie 15—20 gājieni), kurā tiek mobilizēti spēlētāju spēki.

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3. 94 x 36 =
6. 83 x 67 =
8. 693 x 7 =
11. 409 x 63 =
12. 349 x 98 =
13. 76 x 43 =
14. 14 x 86 =
16. 832 x 13 =
17. 395 x 8 =
19. 106 x 84 =
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6. 609 x 86 =
7. 890 x 77 =
8. 963 x 47 =
9. 914 x 65 =
10. 565 x 94 =
11. 808 x 35 =
15. 238 x 46 =
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2. lien correspondant à la situation suivante : plus le niveau de diplôme augmente et plus le taux de chômage diminue (deux mots)
5. se dit des emplois quand la part des femmes en emploi a considérablement augmenté
7. il a une approche multidimensionnelle de la structure sociale
11. part grandissante et massive du secteur tertiaire dans l’ensemble de l’activité économique
12. D9/D1 ou D10/D1 (deux mots)
13. classe sociale au sens de Marx qui a toujours une certaine existence aujourd'hui
14. processus qui tend à donner plus d'importance à l'individu et qui se traduit par un affaiblissement des logiques de classes
15. Marx oppose cette catégorie d'individus à la bourgeoisie capitaliste
18. partage des effectifs en 10 parties égales
19. nom du sociologue rattaché à la lutte des classes
21. sentiment d’appartenance à un groupe social (en diminution concernant le sentiment d'appartenance à une classe sociale)
22. classification utilisée par l'INSEE pour regrouper les individus en fonction de leur activité professionnelle
25. critère sur lequel repose des rapports sociaux qui aboutissent à une hiérarchisation entre les rôles féminins et masculins
26. conception de la structure sociale chez Marx
27. Chez Weber, la classe sociale n'apparait que dans cet ordre
28. distances en augmentation s'illustrant par des écarts importants dans les niveaux de qualification, de rémunération et de conditions de travail entre les employés par exemple
29. condition nécessaire pour parler de classe sociale (Marx) décrivant la conscience de classe et la lutte des classes qui en découle (trois mots)
31. processus qui s'illustre par une diminution des distances inter-classes
32. type de hiérarchie (ordre) où les individus sont classés en fonction du niveau de pouvoir qu'ils détiennent (Weber)

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1. indice compris entre 0 et 1, plus il est proche de 0, plus la société analysée est égalitaire (trois mots)
3. montée de la part de l’emploi salarié dans le total des emplois
4. Elles sont économiques ou sociales
6. actifs salariés classés au niveau hiérarchique le plus bas dans la classification des professions et catégories socioprofessionnelles
8. facteur économique de hiérarchisation de l'espace social
9. Société organisée en un ensemble de groupes sociaux distincts et hiérarchisés du fait de l’existence d’inégalités (deux mots)
10. sociologue représentant la société sous la forme d'une toupie
16. approche des classes sociales chez Marx
17. lieu étant un facteur de structuration de l'espace social
20. évolution globale du rapport interdécile depuis les années 1970
23. la position dans le cycle de vie est lié à ce critère
24. nom de la courbe (représentation graphique) généralement utilisée pour apprécier les inégalités de répartition des revenus ou du patrimoine
30. Groupe décrit par Weber dans l'ordre social

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1. Figūra, kas iet (un ņem pretinieka figūras) visos virzienos, pa horizontālēm, vertikālēm un diagonālēm, bet tikai pa vienu blakus lauciņu.
4. Figūra, kas virzās uz priekšu tikai pa vienam lauciņam.
6. Figūra, kas iet (un ņem pretinieka figūru) pa horizontāli vai vertikāli (t.i., tikai pa taisnām līnijām) uz visām četrām pusēm visā iespējamā attālumā.
7. Mata stāvoklis, kurā paša figūras atņem karalim visus atkāpšanās lauciņus.
10. Bandinieks, kura ceļā pa vertikāli, kā arī abās blakus vertikālēs nav neviena pretinieka bandinieka.
12. Galdiņa sastāvdaļa, kas ietilpst taisnstūrī d1 - d8 - a8 - a1.
14. Kvadrāts, ko veido šaha galdiņa lauciņi d4 - d5 - e4 - e5.
16. Galdiņa sastāvdaļa, kas ietilpst taisnstūrī e1 - e8 - h8 - h1.
17. Pa vienam laidnim katram pretiniekam, kuri iet pa pretējās krāsas lauciņiem.
18. Tādas figūras, kuru triencienspēkam pakļauta visa līnija (vertikāle, horizontāle vai diagonāle); dāma, tornis vai laidnis atšķirībā no karaļa un zirdziņa.
19. Viena spēlētāja divi (trīs) bandinieki, kas atrodas uz vienas vertikāles.
21. Kopīgais nosaukums laidņiem un zirdziņiem.
22. Jebkurš figūru izvietojums uz šaha galdiņa.

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2. Pozīcijas visu iespējamību izpēte un novērtējums.
3. Šaha literatūrā tā parasti sauc karali, dāmu, torni, laidni un zirdziņu.
5. Kopīgais nosaukums dāmām un torņiem.
8. Figūru izvietojums partijas sākumā, kad baltie nav vēl izdarījuši savu pirmo gājienu.
9. Mata stāvoklis, kurā torņi, atrazdamies abās pusēs blakus karalim (izveidojot it kā uzplečus), atņem tam atkāpšanās lauciņus.
11. Figūra, kas iet (un ņem pretinieka figūras) tikai pa diagonālēm (t.i., pa slīpām līnijām) uz visām pusēm jebkurā tam pieejamā attālumā.
13. Figūra, kas iet (un ņem pretinieka figūras) uz visām pusēm, visos tai pieejamos attālumos pa horizontālēm un vertikālēm kā tornis un pa diagonālēm kā laidnis.
15. Iedomāta horizontāla līnija, kas sadala šaha galdiņu divos taisnstūros: a1 - a4 - h4 — h1 un a5 - a8 - h8 - h5.
20. Figūra, kam ir iespēja izdarīt vissarežģītākos gājienus. Tas iet un ņem pretinieka figūras uz jebkuru pusi pa taisnstūra "3x2" (vai "2x3" lauciņu) diagonāli, tas ir, no iedomātā taisnstūra viena stūra uz pretējo.
23. Šaha spēles sākuma stadija (pirmie 15—20 gājieni), kurā tiek mobilizēti spēlētāju spēki.

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20. 96
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3. What is the alias to view site specification?
7. In SPC Chart view, what is a point that falls outside of control limit?
8. In the Calibration, what should be done to the tool if a tool fails calibration and cannot be repaired?
10. Quality deviation caused by human non-compliant to SOP/incorrect execution of Micron business process = ___ Error. "

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1. “Quality Month” will be launching in which month every year?
2. How many “Manufacturing Disciplines” are we practicing in MMY
4. Example of Substrate Visual Defect on Incoming Inspection
5. In D8 from 12D Manufacturing Disciplines, we need to be sensitive to abnormalities: ___, check and release.
6. Tool/ Device that we use for neutralizing static charges on workstation
9. To perform this activity before bringing in all approved items in cleanroom "

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2. Softening of tissues postmortem
3. Cooling of body after death
4. Putrefaction gas causing bloating
5. Rigor mortis disappears in ___ hours
6. VIRCHOW
7. ALGORMORT
8. 8
9. 36
10. HYDROGEN
11. First muscle to show rigor mortis

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1. Fixation of lividity occurs in ___ hours
2. Time since death estimation is called ___ interval
3. Priority organ for chemical analysis
4. Autopsy where all body cavities are opened
5. Method of autopsy in India
6. VIRCHOW
7. AUTOLYSIS
8. EYELID
9. LIVER
10. POST

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1. 66 (6,2,6)
5. 68 (3,7)
9. 88 (2,5,1,6,2,8,2,4,2,4)
10. 84 (10)
11. 93 (5,3,6)
12. 73 (3,5)
15. 05 (5,4)
17. 69 (2,3,5,2,3,7,4)
19. 07 (2,8)
26. 98 (3,12,2,6,4)
29. 99 (4,3,4)
30. 97 (2,8)
32. 67 (3,6,11)
33. 91 (9)
34. 14 (6)
36. 71 (4)
38. 15 (2,4,1,9)
39. 12 (4,3,4,4)
42. 76 (5,2,3,3,2,4)
44. 10 (4,2,9)
46. 18 (4,3,6)
47. 23 (7)
48. 86 (3,5,2,4)
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52. 94 (5)
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54. 17 (6,3)
55. 77 (7,4)
57. 21 (9,1,5,2,9)
58. 00 (6)
59. 82 (8)
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8. 96 (12)
13. 13 (6)
14. 75 (4,3,4,4)
16. 70 (8)
18. 64 (4,4)
20. 11 (4)
21. 79 (7,9)
22. 85 (6,2,4)
23. 80 (6,2,5)
24. 92 (4)
25. 63 (3,5,5,3,3,6,4)
27. 06 (4,2,5)
28. 09 (12,4,8)
31. 22 (5,5)
35. 83 (8,2,7)
37. 02 (5,3,3,4)
40. 81 (6,8)
41. 65 (7,5,3)
43. 01 (8)
45. 16 (7,8)
49. 87 (4,1,3,5)
50. 95 (6,6)
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2. blz 81 vraag 12 (schrijf alleen de mediaan op)
4. blz 83 vraag 5b
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7. blz 84 vraag 10a
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1. blz 81 vraag 12 (schrijf alleen het gemiddelde op op)
3. blz 85 vraag 14a
4. blz 83 vraag 7a
5. blz 82 vraag 3a
6. blz 82 vraag 3c
9. blz 82 vraag 2b
10. blz 82 vraag 3b

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26. to remain forever unknown
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18. 5/2/52
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27. 4/12/62
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3. What tool did Shukhov secretly steal and had to re hide every evening? pg. 54
4. What word was inscribed on Shukhov's spoon? pg. 17
6. What was Tyurin's father? pg. 85
10. From which nation had Shukhov never met a bad person? pg. 49
12. What time did the Soviet Government issue that the sun is at its highest? pg. 65
14. What was Shukov's gang number? pg.10
15. What does Volk mean in Russian? pg. 32

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1. Bast shoes made from rubber tires pg. 13
2. Shukhov was sent to camp for "high treason" after being captured by whom? pg. 67
5. Prisoner who was given the job of guarding the prefabs against theft pg. 56
7. What was the "warmer spot" that Tyurin and his brother went to? pg. 89
8. Who gets their throats cut? pg. 69
9. The best sort of porridge pg. 73
11. What was Shukhov's prisoner number? pg. 9
13. Who did Shukhov call Vanya? pg. 54

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27. 46
28. 32
31. 18
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37. 1
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40. 2
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3. What should elders not take when preaching? (D&C 84:86)
5. Who should warn New York, Albany, and Boston? (D&C 84:114)
7. What will be reared in this generation? (D&C 84:4)
9. What follows those who believe? (D&C 84:65)
13. What city will be built in Missouri? (D&C 84:2)
14. Who is redeemed in the new song? (D&C 84:99)
15. Who gave the priesthood to Abraham? (D&C 84:14)
17. What rests upon Zion due to unbelief? (D&C 84:55)
18. What awaits those who reject the gospel? (D&C 84:97)
20. What must Saints bear to the world? (D&C 84:61)

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1. What awaits cities that reject the gospel? (D&C 84:115)
2. What do not toil yet are arrayed gloriously? (D&C 84:82)
4. What key does the greater priesthood hold? (D&C 84:19)
6. What does the whole world lie in? (D&C 84:49)
8. What was received by Moses from Jethro? (D&C 84:6)
10. Who is bound in the redemption song? (D&C 84:100)
11. What oath do priesthood holders receive? (D&C 84:39)
12. What is the Spirit of Jesus Christ? (D&C 84:45)
16. What can believers cast out in Christ’s name? (D&C 84:67)
19. What does the lesser priesthood key minister? (D&C 84:26)

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3. (p.90)a line of rulers descended from the same family
6. (p. 83)one of the great religions of the world
8. (p. 84)a person who believes in more than one god
11. (p. 86)belief in a single God.
13. (p. 86)a person who adopts new beliefs, especially those of a religious faith
14. (p.84)a group of related families

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1. (p. 88)a rename for yathrib
2. (p.90) a place where a group of soldiers is stationed for defensive purposes
4. (p.88)an attempt to surround a place and cut off all access to it in order to force a surrender
5. (p. 89)a title taken by muslim rulers who claimed religious authority to rule
7. (p.87)a refusal to do business with an organization or group
9. (p.84)a social group that shares a common ancestry, leadership, and traditions
10. (p.89)a division of a country or an empire
12. (p. 83)they are followers of muhammad

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4. Ensinar os princípios de uma religião. Pág. 83
6. as atividades dos jesuítas e bandeirantes contribuíram para. Pág. 83
8. Os povos indígenas conheciam e utilizavam as drogas do sertão como Pág. 85

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1. Grandes povoamentos,também com o objetivo de converter os indígenas ao catolicismo. pág. 84
2. Drogas do sertão. pág. 85
3. Nas expedições um dos objetivos dos bandeirantes era encontrar Pág. 83.
5. Para conseguir mão de obra, os paulistas organizaram as... pág. 86
7. Povos nativos do Brasil que eram capturados pelos bandeirantes. Pág. 83

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4. Nas expedições um dos objetivos dos bandeirantes era capturar ...pág. 83
6. Os povos indígenas conheciam e utilizavam as drogas do sertão como Pág. 85
7. Grandes povoamentos também com o objetivo de converter os indígenas ao catolicismo. pág. 84
8. Drogas do sertão. pág. 85

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1. Povos nativos do Brasil que eram capturados pelos bandeirantes. Pág. 83
2. Para conseguir mão de obra, os paulistas organizaram as... pág. 86
3. Ensinar os princípios de uma religião. Pág. 83
5. Nas expedições um dos objetivos dos bandeirantes era encontrar Pág. 83.

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9. Waschküche (p. 45)
10. Gaston pense: "Je suis trop...." (p.81)
12. Küche (p.45)
13. un, deux, tous en cadence (p.85)
14. sur un rythme... (p.85)
16. Verneinung (p.58)
17. wo (p.19)
18. un cours d'aérobic Tout en... (p.84)

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4. qu'est-ce qu'il y a dans la plante (p.53)
5. rudern (p.83)
7. Hängematte (p. 28)
8. Hausaufgaben auf Lateinisch (p.10)
11. un poisson géeant qui s'appelle... (p.64)
12. entre le chien et le pinguin (p.24/25)
15. Hase (p. 82)

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4. grans went to hospital because she was feeling nauseous p.86
7. the looks on peoples faces when they saw August p. 85
9. the only celestial body that does not orbit August p. 82
10. the rest of our family are --------- p.82
12. the galaxy is changing. Planets are falling out of --------- p 83

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1. the name of Via's grandmother p. 85
2. what did Via convert into decimals p.83
3. Mom and Dad would always say Via is the most ------------- girl in the world p.82
5. In the galaxy August is the --- p.82
6. the name of a doll Grans had given me p. 84
8. Via and Mom and Dad are ------- p. 82
11. Via is number --- for her grandma p.87

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8. 80
10. 47
11. 69
13. 48
15. 17
18. 40
19. 89
20. 64
24. 33
25. 50
26. 35
27. 37
30. 78
31. 39
32. 36
33. 49
35. 75
36. 79
40. 38
42. 19
43. 81
44. 70
45. 32
47. 72
50. 84
51. 90
54. 21
55. 62
56. 54
60. 14
62. 65
64. 6
65. 87
67. 51
68. 31
69. 44
70. 66
71. 67
72. 73

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1. 61
3. 76
4. 57
5. 68
6. 7
7. 52
9. 63
12. 85
14. 60
16. 46
17. 25
21. 4
22. 88
23. 83
24. 34
28. 71
29. 41
34. 45
37. 82
38. 43
39. 29
41. 55
46. 30
48. 5
49. 20
52. 56
53. 27
57. 74
58. 58
59. 3
61. 42
63. 53
66. 77
68. 59

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3. 41
7. 85
8. 99
9. 55
12. 21
14. 40
15. 33
17. 56
19. 70
21. 93
25. 81
26. 39
27. 7
29. 49
33. 44
35. 80
36. 0
37. 2
39. 77
40. 26
45. 100
46. 16
49. 74
50. 28
53. 13
54. 14
55. 24
57. 4
60. 95
61. 5
63. 31
64. 19
66. 94
67. 88
69. 45
70. 91
74. 98
76. 57
77. 50
78. 37
79. 8
80. 89
81. 92
82. 43
83. 11
84. 42
85. 96

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1. 35
2. 47
4. 97
5. 90
6. 29
10. 84
11. 34
13. 15
16. 79
18. 46
19. 73
20. 52
22. 86
23. 1
24. 76
28. 17
30. 75
31. 87
32. 78
33. 58
34. 32
37. 10
38. 71
41. 25
42. 59
43. 20
44. 51
47. 54
48. 23
50. 27
51. 9
52. 53
56. 3
58. 82
59. 48
62. 6
63. 36
65. 72
68. 30
71. 83
72. 12
73. 18
75. 22

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3. This word means “an area of land that has been largely undisturbed by modern human development. These areas usually lack roads, buildings, and other artificial structures.” P. 83
5. This word means, “an animal, especially a large or dangerous four-footed one.” P. 79
8. Instead of going to school, Sam has to stay home and _______ over things and do chores. P. 83
9. Sam said that he would lead them to the ________ because “I gave you my word.” P. 80
12. Sam sliced pieces of _________ bread and put them on wooden plates. P. 81-82
13. This word means “a formal promise or assurance (typically in writing) that certain conditions will be fulfilled.” P. 81
16. Sam said that he ain’t pulled a trigger on a wild _________ ever since he shot a turkey. P. 84-85
17. Sam said that his _______ stopped as soon as he started doing his chores. P. 79

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1. This word means “thick, dark brown syrup obtained from raw sugar during the refining process, a version of which is used in baking.” P. 81
2. Sam said, “We did as best we could with the _________.“ P. 84
4. Sam was standing by the _______, swinging the ax! P. 79
6. Sam said that he took care of milking the cow and he found water in the rain bucket. The corn bread is _____ now. P. 80
7. This word means “torn, ragged or threadbare.” P. 86
10. When Jack and Annie were attempting to run from the growling sounds, brambles and vines blocked their way. Thorns _______ their clothes. P. 78
11. Jack looked at the cabin with new eyes. It seemed like a ________ now – everything made by hand, without the help of machines or even nails.” P. 84
14. Sam didn’t consider learning or homework a chore. He said that he had a great _______ for learning. P. 85
15. Jack and Annie sat on tree _______ that served as stools. P. 81
16. Jack and Annie tried not to make noise but sticks and branches _______ and snapped. P. 78

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1. Smješten u flišnim Konavlima
3. Smješten na rijeci Orljavi
5. Dio grada je Trsat
8. Smješten podno Bilogore
12. Glavna ulica Stradun
13. Završetak transverzalnog prometnog pravca Vc
15. Smješten uz Crveno i Modro jezero
16. Središte vinogradarstva na Krndiji
17. Najveći grad Dalmatinske zagore
18. Smješten na rijeci Bosut
21. Središte regije u kojoj ima najviše Mađara u Hrvatskoj
22. Po njemu je ime dobila hidroelektrana na Zrmanji
26. Najsjeverniji grad u Hrvatskoj
29. Središte najrjeđe naseljene županije
30. „Morske orgulje“
33. Smješten na rijeci Česmi
34. U njemu završava cesta Jozefina
35. Zadnji grad po abecedi u Hrvatskoj
37. Pionir turizma u Hrvatskoj
38. Najzapadniji grčki grad na tlu Hrvatske
39. Smješten na ušću rijeke na kojoj je umjetno Peručko jezero

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2. Jezgra grada je pod zaštitom UNESCO-a
3. Rimski Parentium
4. Autooznaka VU
6. Rimska Marsonia
7. Grad u Gorskom kotaru kroz koji prolazi cesta Karolina
9. Rimska Mursa
10. Nalazi se na sutoku četiriju rijeka
11. Smješten u dolini Neretve na granici s BIH
14. Najviša izmjerena temperatura u Hrvatskoj (42,8°C)
19. Kulturna manifestacija „Španicirfest“
20. Rimska Salona
23. „Tvornica duhana …“
24. Središte županije s najvećim udjelom Hrvata
25. Nalazi se na Jadranskoj magistrali (D8) koju prijevoj Vratnik povezuje s autocestom A1
26. Smješten je u podnožju planine na kojoj je špilja Mokre noge
27. Katedrala SV. Jakova pod zaštitom UNESCO-a
28. U njemu je rafinerija nafte i čvorište naftovoda JANAF
31. Kulturno-umjetnička manifestacija „ … vezovi“
32. Razvio se na kontaktu medvedničkog prigorja i savske aluvijalne ravni
36. Smješten u središtu Istre i u njemu se nalazi geomorfološki spomenik

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1. „Morske orgulje“
2. Smješten na rijeci Česmi
5. Rimski Parentium
6. Nalazi se na Jadranskoj magistrali (D8) koju prijevoj Vratnik povezuje s autocestom A1
9. Katedrala SV. Jakova pod zaštitom UNESCO-a
11. Autooznaka VU
13. Kulturna manifestacija „Španicirfest“
15. U njemu završava cesta Jozefina
16. Najsjeverniji grad u Hrvatskoj
19. Smješten podno Bilogore
20. Po njemu je ime dobila hidroelektrana na Zrmanji
21. Rimska Salona
22. Smješten na rijeci Bosut
24. Smješten je u podnožju planine na kojoj je špilja Mokre noge
25. Smješten uz Crveno i Modro jezero
30. Kulturno-umjetnička manifestacija „ … vezovi“
32. Središte vinogradarstva na Krndiji
33. Središte najrjeđe naseljene županije
35. U njemu je rafinerija nafte i čvorište naftovoda JANAF
36. Smješten u flišnim Konavlima
38. Zadnji grad po abecedi u Hrvatskoj
39. Najveći grad Dalmatinske zagore

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1. Razvio se na kontaktu medvedničkog prigorja i savske aluvijalne ravni
3. Smješten na rijeci Orljavi
4. Središte regije u kojoj ima najviše Mađara u Hrvatskoj
7. Smješten u dolini Neretve na granici s BIH
8. „Tvornica duhana …“
10. Završetak transverzalnog prometnog pravca Vc
12. Grad u Gorskom kotaru kroz koji prolazi cesta Karolina
14. Nalazi se na sutoku četiriju rijeka
17. Rimska Marsonia
18. Glavna ulica Stradun
23. Smješten na ušću rijeke na kojoj je umjetno Peručko jezero
26. Pionir turizma u Hrvatskoj
27. Središte županije s najvećim udjelom Hrvata
28. Jezgra grada je pod zaštitom UNESCO-a
29. Dio grada je Trsat
31. Smješten u središtu Istre i u njemu se nalazi geomorfološki spomenik
34. Rimska Mursa
37. Najzapadniji grčki grad na tlu Hrvatske

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1. a14
2. a7
3. m20
4. m8
8. m17
9. a18
10. m12
12. m10
14. m19
17. a9
18. a13
21. m15
23. a2
25. m16
26. m3
27. m11
28. m4
31. m7
33. a12
34. m13
35. m5
36. a20
37. m6

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1. a3
5. m1
6. a15
7. a11
11. a8
13. a5
14. a4
15. m2
16. m9
19. a6
20. m18
22. m14
24. a10
29. a19
30. a17
32. a1
33. a16

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1. on pg 68 who said the war would be won on the Western front (persons initials)
2. on pg 56 the type of vessel that formed a blockade around Britain
6. on pg 70 what war was the largest steel ship battle
7. on pg 65 where did Siberian soldiers join the allies
11. on pg 58 what was the lumbering invention of the skies
12. on pg 76 where was the German line guarded by trenches and miles of barbed wire
13. on pg 56 one of the worlds fastest and luxurious ships
14. on pg 54 the place where men lived, died, ate, and slept

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1. on pg 60 who encouraged the woman of America to support the war
3. on pg 62 what was the disastrous campaign
4. on pg 57 the pres. who was forced to take action after 120 Americans drowned
5. on pg 55 the place where you could repair barbed wire and find your dead and wounded but risk getting shot
8. on pg 52 the french blockade against Germany
9. on pg 62 where did 35,000 men go to shore
10. on pg 56 the captain of the Lusitinia on its last ride

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2. Laughed at in a rude manner (page 81)
3. Having a restraining or moderating effect (page 79)
7. Approval; Agreement (page 85)
9. Delighted; Very pleased (page 83)
11. Made an ugly facial expression (page 80)
13. Triumphant (page 85)

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1. Held gently(page 79)
4. Set aside in advance for a particular purpose (page 77)
5. Awkward (page 82)
6. A noisy quarrel (page 83)
8. Not in harmony; out of place(page 78)
10. Contempt (page 80)
12. Visualise (page 84)

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2. 8n+8=752
3. o*4=23,568
7. u+700=4,100
8. x/6=1413.16
9. z+640=3,207
11. u/9+6=84.7
12. 9o-7=65
13. x/2=344
15. h-(-1256)=1,935
17. x+35=1,380
19. 9t-77=-14
21. w/897-0=1
22. 5y+6=4009
25. k/3-99=230.3
26. 8x-900=4,540
27. 6p+77=1,811

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1. u*6=44,334
3. t-600=4,489
4. r/19=11.15
5. 8r-987=54,021
6. p-468=5,270
10. a-(-62)=649
14. 5t-6=4,444
15. p/9-77= -69.7
16. 6k-85=509
18. h-742=4,035
20. j-(-500)=1,489
21. 7y+9=6,295
23. 2x-1=165
24. t*84=562,716
25. 9g-8=802