Vocabulary

5. Each of the movements that the magnetizer makes with his hands, either at a distance, or by lightly touching the body of the person he wants to subject to his influence.
8. Subjecting something to re-examination in order to correct, amend, or repair it
9. deliver
10. One who works or researches in computer science. Applied to a person, also used as a noun.
13. a West Germanic language originating from Anglo-Frisian dialects brought to Britannia
15. Set of disciplines and exercises aimed at achieving the development and perfection of the body.
16. To be taught at universities or other educational institutions. Also used as an intransitive
18. To make, form something by giving it the shape, standard and outline it should have.
19. All the literary productions of a nation, an era or a genre.
20. to grab or take something or someone. Also used as a pronominal

1. career focused on the study of corporations
2. Set of knowledge obtained through observation and reasoning, systematically structured and from which general principles and laws with predictive and experimentally verifiable capacity are deduced.
3. Science or study of the mind and behavior in people or animals.
4. Science that deals with the description of the Earth.
6. Retaking or acquiring what was previously owned.
7. Manifestation of human activity through which the real is interpreted or the imagined is captured with plastic, linguistic or sonorous resources.
11. is one of the so-called Fine Arts, i.e., an artistic genre, which consists of achieving aesthetic effects through the manipulation of vocal or instrumental sounds.
12. In a situation of postponement or suspension
14. Narration and exposition of past events worthy of memory, whether public or private.
17. the science that studies the relationships between quantities, magnitudes and properties of quantities, magnitudes and properties
18. A play or movie in which tense actions and situations and conflicting passions prevail.