25 Items: to approve • to prohibit trade • another word for laws • He wrote Common Sense • First US Vice President • Father of the Constitution • The ____-fifths compromise • word for political disorder • "no taxation without ________" • ___________ or Great Compromise • He wrote the Declaration of Independence • The NJ Plan wanted these to hold the power • ...

100 Items: - The Chaos God of war, blood, and skulls. • - The Chaos God of change, fate, and sorcery. • - The Chaos God of excess, pleasure, and pain. • - The Chaos God of decay, disease, and despair. • - The heavily armored suits worn by Space Marines. • - The immortal ruler and psychic beacon of humanity. • - A versatile combat exoskeleton used by T'au warriors. • ...

28 Items: food of the gods • ruler of the sea • drink of the gods • titles or nicknames • tree sacred to Zeus • ruler of the underworld • Location of Zeus’ oracle • bird associated with Zeus • weapon of Zeus, forged by the Cyclopes • King of the Gods, the lord over the Sky • son of Zeus and Aegina and king of Aegina • was the King of the Titans and father of Zeus • ...

26 Items: a ship’s captain or master. • a nun ranking just below the head of a convent. • members of a medieval trade association or craft guild. • a poor but virtuous priest who sincerely lives by his faith. • a trader or businessperson; someone who buys and sells goods. • a wealthy landowner who enjoys good food, drink, and hospitality. • ...

24 Items: The main idea or meaning of a song. • The feelings music expresses or causes. • Using music to share thoughts and feelings. • How a person or group sees and expresses who they are. • A group of people connected by shared experiences or values. • Using music to stand up against injustice or unfair treatment. • ...

16 Items: To run after someone/something • The highest exponent power in a term • An algebraic expression that has one or more terms • The highest and lowest points in a graphed polynomial • The direction of the left and right sides of the graph • The point where the graph intersects through the y-axis • The points where the graph intersects through the x-axis • ...

11 Items: the banker • the youngest member • the girl who does artisitc skating • the funny grandfather and sports lover • the man who knows so much about history • the female business owner and animal lover • the hockey and softball player, golfer too • the boy who runs really fast and is strong • the girl who loves kindergarten and animals • ...

37 Items: fat cells • no blood vessels • spaces within a matrix • liquid matrix in blood tissue • cells that make up bone tissue • major energy reserve of the body • found in the outer ear (2 words) • uptake of useful substances by cells • muscle tissue is voluntary (2 words) • found between the intervertebral disks • forms the outer layer of the skin (2 words) • ...

15 Items: An economic system based on private ownership and profit-making. • The justification of inequality so it appears fair and acceptable. • The ruling class who own the means of production and control society. • A Marxist who argued education acts as an ideological state apparatus. • The process of passing class inequality from one generation to the next. • ...

25 Items: Delivering on commitments • Making customers a priority • Guiding and inspiring others • Open and honest communication • Looking for better ways to work • Striving for exceptional results • Taking responsibility for results • Confidence in coworkers and leaders • Commitment to doing the right thing • Working toward a common destination • Working together toward common goals • ...

10 Items: Thoughts or concepts • An assistant or helper • Santa’s speedy reindeer • topmost part of the body • Cleans with water and soap • Unwanted plants in a garden • Chops or shapes with a blade • Possessing knowledge or insight • A comment meant for the audience • Plates, bowls, and other table items

15 Items: A tax imposed on imported goods. • A plan for managing income and expenses. • The action of buying and selling goods and services. • The amount by which expenses exceed income or revenue. • The financial assets used to produce goods and services. • The financial gain obtained when revenue exceeds expenses. • ...

20 Items: The fundamental structure of cells • Conditions that are present at birth • The explanation of how a disease evolves. • The study of cells and extracellular matrix’s • The study of disease occurance in the population • The predicted course action or outcome of a disease. • A subjective complaint from an affected person that is noted. • ...

20 Items: son of Jacob • jesus' mother • wife of Nabel • Jesus' apostle • catholic italian teenager • known as "the little flower" • has her own book in the bible • wiped Jesus' face with a cloth • teenage student of St John Bosco • a French peasant heroine and saint • Queen, who saves the Jewish people • an Italian mystic and pious laywoman • Italian Catholic martyr who died at age 11 • ...

29 Items: Sea goddess and wife of Poseidon • City contested by Poseidon and Athena • threed-proned staff/weapon of Posiedon • God of the sea, earthquakes, and horses • Cyclops son of Poseidon; blinded by Odysseus • City whose walls were built by Poseidon and Apollo • Titaness and wife of Oceanus; mother of the Oceanids. • sided against Zeus and turned into a monstrous whirlpool. • ...

20 Items: Throat • Windpipe • Voice box • Tiny blood vessels • Protects the lungs • Cells that hold mucus • ____ lobes on the left lung • ____ lobes on the right lung • Tiny sacs at the end of bronchioles • Air tubes that branch off the trachea • External part of the respiratory system • Obtain oxygen and remove carbon dioxide • Slows down air to moisten and warm it up • ...

21 Items: second-in-command to the president • the person in charge of the Executive Branch • this is the number of years for one presidential term • a rule or command the president gives out that has the force of law • officials who represent the United States government in other nations • the power of the president to cancel a proposed law written by Congress • ...

20 Items: US foreign policy = the US owns the Western Hemisphere • 1st Secretary of the Treasury (under Washington) and a leader of the Federalist Party • British practice after the American Revolution of forcing American sailors to join the British Navy • ...

29 Items: Pan • Inc. • Nemo • Dumbo • Bambi • Mulan • Story • Beauty • Tarzan • Frozen • Avatar • Aladdin • Tangled • Poppins • Fantasia • Hercules • Zootopia • Pinocchio • Lion King • Cinderella • Dalmatians • Pocahontas • Parent Trap • in Wonderland • and the Tramp • and the Beast • Little Mermaid • School musical • of the Caribbean

30 Items: Islam founded • Founder of Islam • Belief in one God • A follower of Islam • The holy book of Islam • the region including India • highest-ranking leader feudalism • 1750-1900 characterized by change • 1450-1750 characterized by Empires • 1900-today characterized by conflict • 2nd level of feudalism social pyramid • 600 CE - 1450 CE Trade and interconnectivity • ...

30 Items: The Great War • Germany, Italy and Japan in WW2 • Economic hardship from 1929-1939 • The US and Soviet Union after WW2 • Germany and Austria-Hungary in WW1 • regular people who are not soldiers • Situation where neither side is winning • The murder of 6 million Jews by the Nazis • Countries that choose to stay out of a war • Digging trenches for protection during war • ...

30 Items: The scientific study of insects. • The scientific study of language. • The art of thinking. Translated from Greek into "the love for wisdom". • French composer and pianist, known for his Gymnopédies and Gnossiennes. • Fictional band, created by Blur frontman Damon Albarn and artist Jamie Hewlett. • ...

44 Items: Focused on air and space operations. • The newest branch, established in 2019, focusing on space operations. • The largest and oldest branch, responsible for land-based military operations. • A term used to describe military personnel who die during combat operations. (abbr) • ...

26 Items: a stream that flows to a larger stream or other body of water. • continuous, large-scale movements of water in the top layer of the ocean • a massive, continuous system of deep and surface ocean currents that loops around the entire Earth • the measure of the concentration of dissolved salts, primarily sodium chloride, in a body of water or soil • ...

25 Items: WVC • The recipient of medical care. • Relating to the direct care and treatment of patients. • Raw facts and figures collected about a patient's health status. • A controlled set of terms used to ensure consistency in data entry and analysis. • An abbreviation for Bachelor of Science in Nursing, an academic degree for nurses. • ...

20 Items: Rebuilding the U.S. and society after the civil war • Amendment that abolished slavery in the United States • The divison of power among the three branches of government • A person who takes a great financial risk to start a business • Region with cool summers and colder winters, most rainfall in Georgia • ...

15 Items: The control center of the body • bring in oxygen and remove co2 • pumps blood throughout the body • removes old or damaged red blood cells • filter out vitamins, minerals, and nutriets • The removal of waste products from the body. • breaks down food with muscle contractions and acid • The release of useful substances produced by cells or glands. • ...

25 Items: Used To Open Cans • Used To Combine Ingredients • Used to Hold foods in place • Used to separate liquid from solid • A long flexible blade with a rounded end • Grating cheese meat and other ingredients • Comes in various lengthss of 6,8,10, and 12 • Used To Slice Food More evenly and uniformly • Used to measure small quantities of ingredients • ...

60 Items: I • a • my • he • to • so • me • he • so • at • in • on • you • how • got • was • and • one • off • the • not • bit • her • put • know • goes • than • gets • like • that • says • “why • with • face • wanna • these • scars • fiend • night • usual • mommy • knife • takes • while • turns • comes • blade • mouth • let’s • smile • father • defend • drinker • crazier • kitchen • herself • doesn’t • watching • laughing • serious”

12 Items: – A long, curved fruit with yellow skin and soft, sweet flesh. • – The small part inside the fruit that can grow into a new plant. • – The part of the plant that contains seeds and often tastes sweet. • – The flat green part that makes food for the plant through photosynthesis. • – A tropical fruit with yellow or orange sweet flesh and a large seed inside. • ...

25 Items: gas gases in the atmosphere that absorb and re-radiate infrared heat • the short-term state of the Earth's atmosphere at a specific place and time • cycle a continuous loop of fluid motion driven by temperature and density differences • The layer of gases surrounding the Earth, made up of about 78% nitrogen, 21% oxygen, 0.9% argon • ...

24 Items: Key process for making ATP. • Blood in the pleural cavity. • Air within the pleural cavity. • From the larynx to the alveoli. • Air passages between nasal conchae. • From the nasal cavity to the larynx. • Forms the floor of the nasal cavity. • Part of the roof of the nasal cavity. • This membrane is attached to the lungs. • Gas exchange between the lungs and blood. • ...

20 Items: What is Rachel • Rachels Stepdad • Max the (blank) • Nickname is Worm • Maxs grandfather • Maxs grandmother • The Main Character • The police officer • The dippy hippies bus • Something Rachel loves • Max is (blank) to Rachel • Where Rachels father died • The man on the train cart • What did max and Rachel do? • Max and Rachel go on an (blank) • Max is (blank) throughout the story • ...

20 Items: the genre of the novel • the author of the novel • the captain of the ship • the creator in the story • she was accused of murder • the sister of Robert Walton • Victor's sister and later wife • the main character's best friend • where the ship is sailing toward • Victor's brother who was murdered • the narrative structure of the novel • the city where Victor's family settled • ...

14 Items: In the second act, Grendel's mother seeks _____ for her son's death. • His loyal warrior, _____, assists him, and together they slay the dragon. • Beowulf defeats Grendel using his immense strength, earning the _____ of the Danes. • Despite his advanced age, Beowulf valiantly battles the dragon but is _____ wounded. • ...

12 Items: the frost giant whose sweat created the first man and woman • The world inhabited by humans, located in the middle of Yggdrasil's branches. • One of the Nine Worlds, it is the home of the Aesir gods, including Odin and Thor. • A majestic hall where warriors who died in battle are received by Odin, the chief god. • ...

18 Items: Shawn's cat's name • Where the couple met • The couple's favorite band • Sarah and Shawn's crazy dog • Where Sarah went to college • Where Shawn went to college • Sarah and Shawn's gentle dog • The town where Sarah grew up • The town where Shawn grew up • The month that Shawn proposed • Sarah and Shawn's birthday month • Shawn's favorite basketball team • ...

24 Items: adult human female.(1) • adult male human being(1) • The completion of a prophecy. (9) • The period of light or a 24-hour cycle.(2) • Void of inhabitants, life, or contents.(10) • The closing period of the day upon sunset. (2) • The opening period of the day upon sunrise.(2) • being entirely without fault, flaw, or lack (2) • ...

16 Items: Pleural membrane attached to the lungs. • The only elastic cartilage of the larynx. • One of the paired cartilages in the larynx • prevents food from getting into the airways. • Pleural membrane attached to the thoracic wall. • The part of the respiratory system above the larynx. • The part of the respiratory system below the larynx. • ...

12 Items: Krishna reveals his cosmic form to Arjuna, symbolizing his _____ and divine manifestation. • Throughout the discourse, Krishna imparts profound philosophical teachings and _____ wisdom. • It is a conversation between Prince _____ and Lord Krishna, who serves as his charioteer and divine guide. • ...

20 Items: Africa's tallest mountain • the world's longest river • theologian from Alexandria • theologian from Alexandria • Africa's longest mountain range • greatest ruler of the MaliEmpire • the largest rift in theearth's surface • the world's longest and second deepest freshwater lake • one of the most powerfuland wealthy rulers of the Songhai Empire • ...

20 Items: She offers protection from rabies. • These are usually found flanking the goddess. • This deity is placed on the top arch of the Mata’s temple. • The Chitara family come from the _____ taluka of Ahmedabad. • This is the symbol of the sun which controls day and night. • She is symbolized only by a fly whisk made of peacock feathers. • ...

17 Items: Peru • Chile • Brazil • Guyana • Bolivia • Ecuador • Uruguay • Colombia • Paraguay • Suriname • Argentina • Venezuela • The tallest mountain in South America. • The longest mountain range in the world • Grasslands found in the Orinoco River basin. • Fertile plains used for farming and grazing. • The largest river basin and rainforest in the world.

10 Items: Options for the Poor and _______. • Life and ______ of the Human Person • Papal Encyclical is written by who? • Dignity of Work and the Rights of _____. • Call to Family, Community, and __________. • Justice ____ us to work for the common good. • The cardinal virtue concerned with the rights and duties within relationships. • ...

20 Items: Creating fun shapes for cookies. • Stirring soups, sauces, and stews. • Garlic, onions, and other ingredients. • Freshly grating nutmeg, ginger, or garlic. • Cutting garlic, shallots, or small fruits. • Cutting food packaging, bags, and wrappers. • Organizing small tools, screws, and hardware. • Soft fruits, boiled eggs, or tender pastries. • ...

15 Items: Pig • Duck • Duck • Bird • Mouse • Bunny • Tunes • Popeye • Jetsons • and Dale • and Jerry • Sylvester • Scooby-Doo • Flintstones • and the Brain

14 Items: the smallest unit of sound • the vocabulary of a person • the social rules of speaking • the smallest, meaningful unit of language • the patterns of rhythm and sound used in poetry • how words are built, with prefixes, roots, suffixes • thinking about, analyzing, and reflecting on language • a variety of language associated with a specific social group • ...

10 Items: In 586 BCE, the Babylonians captured Jerusalem and destroyed the _____ _____, leading to the Babylonian Exile. • In the 1st century CE, the _____ _____ conquered Judea and, in 70 CE, destroyed the Second Temple during the First Jewish-Roman War. • ...

18 Items: an actor or actress. • spoken or performed without previous preparation. • the modulation of intonation or pitch in the voice. • the formation of clear and distinct sounds in speech. • movement toward the rear of the stage, away from the audience. • actors turn slightly to face the audience to be seen and heard better. • ...

10 Items: In 586 BCE, the Babylonians captured Jerusalem and destroyed the _____ _____, leading to the Babylonian Exile. • In the 1st century CE, the _____ _____ conquered Judea and, in 70 CE, destroyed the Second Temple during the First Jewish-Roman War. • ...

24 Items: The male reproductive cell. • The female reproductive cell. • A substance that transfers heat effectively. • The opening in the body through which air enters. • The passage that connects the throat to the lungs. • A substance that allows electricity to flow through it. • The process of changing a liquid into a gas by heating. • ...

19 Items: Actress and humanitarian. • Comedian, actress, and writer. • Actress, UN Women Goodwill Ambassador • Musician, actress, and philanthropist. • Musician, actress, and philanthropist. • COO of Facebook and best-selling author. • Co-founder, chairman and CEO of Facebook. • Musician, songwriter, and philanthropist. • Media mogul, philanthropist, and producer. • ...

20 Items: BSN Treat Customer Fairly Charter (TCF) can be found in the Bank's ____________________________________________. • There are _________________________________ principles of FTFC stipulated in Bank Negara Malaysia Policy Document of FTFC. • ...

15 Items: She's a big Star Wars fan. • He loves to hunt, fish, and eat squirrel • She can get a little scary when she plays Grudge Ball. • Classmate whose name starts with an I but souds like an E. • He doesn't know when his birthdate is or how old he really is. • He's the newest kid in this class and we're glad he joined us. • ...

16 Items: Ares-God of war • Nyx-Goddess of night • Circe-Goddess of magic • Hades-God of underworld • Hera-Goddess of marriage • Hestia-Goddess of the hearth • Persephone-Goddess of spring • Athena-Goddess of wisdom and war • Aphrodite-Goddess of love and beauty • Hermes-Mischief, trade, wealth, language • Artemis-Goddess of the hunt and the moon • ...

20 Items: Two-person group • Rank or position • A mark of infamy or disgrace • Things that make a crime worse • Contest for control over resources • Groups that in-groups compete with • A person thought to be guilty of a crime • Data that appears as a number or statistic • Struggle for agency or power within a society • A system of ranking individuals and groups within societies • ...

20 Items: legal authority • protection money • leader of the Shawnee • loose constructionists • taxes on imported goods • strict constructionists • type of wagon used to move west • hero of the battle of new orleans • treaty that ended the war of 1812 • site of the death of "The Prophet" • explored the purchase north and west • explored the purchase south and west • ...

17 Items: Vertical • Any device intended to be used for air travel • The main body of an aircraft that is designed to hold cargo, crew, and passengers. • Enclosed area at the front of an aircraft where the pilot and flight crew operate the vehicle. • A material made by melting and mixing two or more elements together, where at least one is a metal • ...

20 Items: Queen of France known for extravagance; executed during the Revolution. • Revolutionary French document asserting equality and individual rights. • French Enlightenment writer who championed freedom of speech and religion. • Enlightenment thinker who advocated for separation of powers in government. • ...

15 Items: Energy that is stored • The total distance moved • The ability to cause change • Has a definite shape and volume • electrons in the outermost shell. • The process of changing direction • Has an indefinite shape and volume • Explains how particles in matter behave • Anything that has mass and takes up space • Has a indefinite shape and definite volume • ...

20 Items: Avery's half-sister • the "heir apparent" • Avery's best friend • Avery's personal counsel • game Avery plays with Harry • free-spirited mother of four • Libby's abusive ex boyfriend • Avery's new status and nickname • Oldest grandson with Texas drawl • The book's narrator and protagonist • Libby makes these when she's stressed • secret tunnels within Hawthorne House • ...

33 Items: -An exception made to a claim; • -The course of action currently pursued; • -Supporting a claim with the opinion of experts • -Supporting associations between causes and effects • -The structure of the debate that both sides agree to use; • -A model of argument developed by philosopher Stephen Toulmin; • ...

28 Items: God of the Sea • King of the gods • Goddess of the Hunt • God of the Underworld • He had the golden touch • God of the sun and music • Goddess of Beauty and Love • She opened the mythical box • Epic poem about the Trojan War • Known as the "Father of Medicine" • Goddess of wisdom and war strategy • City-State that developed Democracy • Sparta was considered this government • ...

13 Items: Soviet cosmonaut and the first woman to travel into space. • First person to walk on the Moon during the Apollo 11 mission. • American astronaut and the first person to fly in space twice. • Soviet cosmonaut who became the first person to conduct a spacewalk. • American astronaut known for the "Wright brothers" moment on the Moon. • ...

22 Items: The capital of Cuba • The capital of Haiti • The capital of Chile • The capital of Belize • The capital of Brazil • The capital of Panama • The capital of Ecuador • The capital of Uruguay • The capital of Honduras • The capital of Barbados • The capital of Dominica • The capital of Colombia • The capital of Nicaragua • The capital of Argentina • The capital of St. Lucia • ...

18 Items: Makes Lipids • "Tiny" organs • Makes proteins • Makes Ribosomes • transport proteins • storage of materials • Powerhouse of the cell • Form of DNA in the nucleus • Prepares and Packages proteins • breaks down materials in the cell • Found in plant cells for water storage • Helps finish and transport the proteins • Found in plant cells, supports the cell • ...

20 Items: The capital city of the Old Kingdom of Egypt. • A large stone box that held a mummy's coffin. • A queen of Egypt who was famous for her beauty. • The season of the year when the Nile river flooded. • A charm worn that the Ancient Egyptians thought had magical powers. • A powerful queen who became one of Egypt's most successful pharaohs. • ...

19 Items: 17 • 50 • 8.000 • June 9th • Felipe VI • Pedro Sanchez • José Ballesta • Melilla and Ceuta • December 6th, 1978 • system of government • what we can do or have • money citizens have to pay • it represents the government • system of courts and tribunals • duty we have because we have rights • economic and political organisation • international and military alliance • ...

30 Items: A borrower is also known as a _______ • An account used to pay insurance and taxes. • A Dwelling May pay to repair/rebuild a home. • We need the W-9 for loans that are in _______. • A list of materials needed to complete the repairs • We need the borrower's affidavit for ______ loans. • _____ is protection from loss, harm, theft or damages • ...

24 Items: The total volume of air moved into and out of the lungs per minute. • Hemoglobin bound to oxygen the primary form of oxygen transport in the blood. • The movement of chloride ions into red blood cells as bicarbonate ions move out. • The additional volume of air that can be forcefully exhaled after a normal exhalation. • ...

20 Items: One of Nabi Muhammad’s sons. • There are ____ pillars in Islam. • The belief that there is only one God. • The ninth month of the Islamic calendar. • The place where Masjid an-Nabawi located. • The full name of Nabi Muhammad’s first wife. • The sura we are encouraged to read every Friday. • The name of the month Nabi Muhammad was born in. • ...

20 Items: eye • fly • moon • mile • blue • boat • fishy • and two • the hay • the knot • of steam • the word • the books • the fence • in stomach • out of bag • of my hair • to the fire • an arm and leg • out of molehill

26 Items: Kinetic Engineer: A kinetic engineer is an engineer that emphasizes on heat and mass transfer and deals with the process of design. • Utility Engineer: A utility engineer is a civil engineer who works for a utility company, such as a water, gas, or electric company. • ...

20 Items: joint pain • The ankle region • pain in the chest • puncture to the spine • situated upon the ribs • pertaining to the chest • originating in the teeth • a tumor composed of bone tissue • surgical removal of the maxilla • abnormal softening of the skull • operation of cutting the pelvis • destruction and absorption of bone • Applying heat to the pelvic organs • ...

23 Items: "Grandpa" Smedry • Alcatraz's mother • father of Alcatraz • a Librarian defector • makes the Translator's Lenses • has the Talent of breaking things • a literary critic for the Nalhallan Daily • are a sapient species in the Free Kingdoms • Leavenworth's daughter and Attica's sister • editor of Alcatraz Smedry's autobiographies • knight of Crystallia and princess of Nalhalla • ...

16 Items: The eastern Roman empire spoke • United the Mongolian peoples into one force • Law code that served as a model for European legal systems • documented his journeys across the Mongol Empire and China • The split between the eastern and western Christian Church • Advanced medical knowledge and wrote the Canon of Medicine • ...

25 Items: A rounded roof • The pillar of a building • A person who designs buildings • Horizontal member of step (stair) • Vertical member of a step (stair) • A structure that has a roof and walls • A design plan or other technical drawing • A fence or balustrade made of rails and posts • The lower surface of a room that people walk on • ...

35 Items: - A member of the Senate • The leader of a state government • The part of government that makes laws • The leader of a city or town government • The process of choosing leaders by voting • A change or addition to a constitution or law • Duties or things that people are expected to do • - The process of running for a political office • ...

16 Items: the relative size of things • too small to be seen with the naked eye • the ability to make things move or change • the body's use of molecules for energy and growth • molecules that are the building blocks of proteins • a set of interacting parts forming a complex whole • living things, such as plants, animals, and bacteria • ...

14 Items: The factors that explain the risk • The assessment tool that shows Criminal Risk • One of the 8 Crim Needs that focuses on the client's addictions. • One of the eight crim needs that focuses on the client's use of free time. • The areas on the LSI assessment that show where the client has protective factors. • ...

15 Items: track • by step • the spot • a move on • your feet • on the run • and furious • word spread • fever pitch • in full swing • beyond a joke • over the place • leaps and bounds • right and centre • off to a flying start

18 Items: The pacemaker of the heart • Relaxation of the myocardium • outermost layer of an artery • Contraction of the myocardium • A blood clot is known as a(n) • Middle muscular layer of the heart • The internal tubular structure of a blood vessel • Congestive heart failure is most commonly caused by • Microscopic vessels that connect arteries and veins • ...

18 Items: The pacemaker of the heart • Relaxation of the myocardium • outermost layer of an artery • Contraction of the myocardium • A blood clot is known as a(n) • Middle muscular layer of the heart • The internal tubular structure of a blood vessel • Congestive heart failure is most commonly caused by • Microscopic vessels that connect arteries and veins • ...

46 Items: Shine your light brightly • Uplift yourself and others • Trust in the journey ahead • Let go of past hurts to heal • Celebrate every step forward • Own your journey and choices • Strength lies in togetherness • Cherish and value who you are • Discover your true self within • Cultivate harmony in your life • Find joy in stillness and calm • Follow what ignites your heart • ...

20 Items: algae is a ________. • bacteria is a __________. • fish are _______ organisms. • the __ of vinegar is acidic. • ocean __________ can harm marine life. • a sea turtle is an example of a ________. • An ________ can be harmed by urbanization. • overfishing in a lake can disrupt the _______. • the water was dirty and the _________ was high. • ...

20 Items: Laying on your spine • Meaning tail or tailbone • The universal referencing position • The serous membrane lining the lungs • The serous membrane lining the stomach • In relation to the knee, the toes are more? • This connective tissue connects muscle to bone • At least two thin layers of tissue put together • A seated position often used for feeding a patient • ...

20 Items: The cause(s) of a disease • How the disease process evolves • The physiology of altered health • A compilation of signs and symptoms • The functional effects of a disease • Present at, and usually before, birth • A manifestation that is noted by an observer • The death-producing characteristics of a disease • Aggravation of symptoms and severity of the disease • ...

12 Items: The outer layer of the brain. • The part of the brain that connects to the spinal cord. • The part of the brain responsible balance and coordination. • Actions that are automatic and happen without conscious control. • The lobe of the fully formed brain responsible for functions such as vision. • ...

27 Items: Ye • Sea • Ties • Line • Camel • light • Jotham • Nathan • Ishtar • qumran • exodus • saints • simeon • Messiah • Journey • caravan • jericho • the way • friends • darkness • sanctity • Bethleham • Gedi Fool • and means • revelation • and Scrolls • in the night

15 Items: - Academic field of study pursued by students. • - Academic credential awarded upon completion. • - Focus area within the broader field of study. • - Courses and requirements specific to the major. • - Practical work experience related to the major. • - Investigation and exploration within the discipline. • - Professors and instructors specializing in the field. • ...

20 Items: For an AP foot, the central ray is angled ___ ___ degrees. • What part of the 5th metatarsal is on profile on an oblique foot? • When positioning for lateral toes the 1st-3rd toes require ___ ____. • When positioning for lateral toes the 4th-5th toes require ___ ____. • For all positions of the toes how much of the metatarsals in required? • ...

20 Items: What dance originated in Argentina and Uruguay? • What is the celebration on September 16 in Mexico? • What is the festival that celebrates the Virgin of Guadalupe? • What is the Spanish New Year’s Eve tradition involving grapes? • What is the religious celebration before Easter in Spain called? • What is the Mexican celebration of a girl’s 15th birthday called? • ...

17 Items: We had to …………. and save just to make ends meet. • The drug is used to delay the …………. of dementia. • Vinyl records are making a huge …………. this decade. • Sorry I’m late, there was a …………. on the highway. • Tenants are responsible for the …………. of rented property. • The city saw a sudden …………. of violence after the soccer match. • ...

16 Items: being drunk • the brain and the spinal cord • amount of alcohol in the blood • open sore in the stomach lining • cells that make up the nervous system • scaring and destruction of liver tissue • strategies that help you say no effectively • act of physical force resulting in injury or abuse • the command center, or coordinator, of the nervous system • ...

20 Items: The G in GLP • The L in GLP • The P in GLP • The L in ALCOA • The C in ALCOA • The O in ALCOA • Year GLPs proposed • Year GLPs finalized • The first A in ALCOA • The second A in ALCOA • Year GLPs written into law • Single point of control for a study • Describes how a task is done on a study • Current Summary of training and experience • Formed because safety of animals used was at risk • ...

15 Items: regulate tempature • storage for the cell • the main artery of the body • protein factories for the cell • Helps with movement and rotation • white blood cells to fight infection • powerhouse of the cell, makes energy • makes proteins and lipids for the cell • traps sunlight and converts it to sugar • Jelly-like substance that fills the cell • ...

12 Items: The god of war • The god of love • The god of fire • The god of music • The god of the sea • The god of lighting • The god of celebration • The messengers of gods • The god of war and wisdom • The god of animals and hunting • The gods of fields and farming • A person who can speak to gods

20 Items: elongated, closed curve with two foci • earth-centered model of the solar system • sun-centered model of the solar system • the Earth's motion of orbit around the Sun • point in a planet's orbit that is closest to the sun • eclipse occurs when the Earth's shadow falls on the Moon • the point in a planet's orbit that is farthest from the sun • ...

16 Items: a king or queen • a nation ruled by a monarch • a violent storm with rotating winds • the ___ pole is the northern end of the earth • the ___ pole is the southern end of the earth • a group of representatives who make laws for a nation • the religion of people who are true followers of Jesus Christ • how a country uses resources, produces goods, and makes money • ...

20 Items: – The cup used for drinks. • – A tool used to cut food. • – A tool used to eat food. • – A person who makes the food. • – The main cook in the kitchen. • – The room where food is cooked. • – The flat dish where food is served. • – Where customers sit and eat their food. • – A tool used for eating soup or dessert. • – A list of food and drinks you can order. • ...