15 Items: A reduction in the usual price. • Extra money given for good service. • A repeated design or recurring sequence in data. • Something that is accepted as true without proof. • A conclusion reached based on evidence and reasoning. • Drawing a specific conclusion from general information. • An extra amount added to the cost of goods or services. • ...

26 Items: Leo • Zoe • Jed • Remi • Noah • Rosa • Evie • Isla • Lucy • Ruby • Chloe • Grace • James • Blade • Mason • Azusa • Byron • Blake • Maisie • Madden • Harley • Oliver • Gianna • HarveyT • HarveyS • Alethea

17 Items: Deeply in love. They’re _________ in love. • Caring and generous. He’s a __________ person. • Extremely shy. She’s __________ shy in public. • Stay silent. Please keep ______ during the test. • Start loving someone. He fell ____ her instantly. • Laugh loudly. They roared with __________ at the joke. • Easily angered. He’s __________ and gets angry quickly. • ...

10 Items: The cousin of Romeo. • The cousin of Juliet. • The male protagonist of the story. • Romeo's first love and heartbreak. • The female protagonist of the story. • The character who wants to marry Juliet. • The embodiment of authority in the story. • The friend of Romeo who was killed by Tybalt. • The one who supplied the lethal poison to Romeo. • ...

8 Items: carry blood to the heart • carry oxygen around the bod • pumps blood around the body • help to stop you getting sick • carry blood away from the heart • the red liquid this lesson is about • blood is made of 2 parts - liquid and what? • the liquid part of blood that contains water and protein

10 Items: Particles of soil or rock that are transported by erosion. • Naturally occurring inorganic substances that make up rocks. • The breakdown of rocks and minerals into smaller particles or sediment. • The flow of water over the Earth's surface, often carrying sediment with it. • forces: Forces such as wind, water, and gravity that shape the Earth's surface. • ...

19 Items: Organisms that eat producers. • Organisms that eat other animals. • Organisms that feed on dead matter. • Organisms that eat other organisms. • Organisms that eat primary consumers. • part inside a plant that absorbs light • Organisms that eat secondary consumers. • Animals that eat both plants and animals. • light- harvesting cellular structures in plants. • ...

10 Items: solving • Enables reasoning, planning, creating, • Drive vital functions, such as heart rate, breathing, digestion • system Adds emotions, complex motives, increased memory abilities • –Topmost layer of the brain; the bulbous cap over the limbic system • Tightly coiled threadlike structures along which the genes are organized • ...

12 Items: "That’s PROFOUND, Sandy. That’s very PROFOUND.” • "It’s not your birthday and it’s not our anniversary.” • "Her family kept REASSURING her. 'You’re going to be fine.'" • "The box in pink ribbons contained another ASPARAGUS cooker." • "The senator turned out to be a state senator, a hack POLITICIAN." • ...

23 Items: What C stands for • Bond indicated by one line • Bond indicated by two lines • Bond indicated by three lines • One line is how many electrons • Bond caused by sharing electrons • A structure with the formula C60 • Bond caused by transferring electrons • The study of "life" molecules (2 words) • Hydrocarbon with only single C to C bonds • ...

15 Items: (A low-pitched singing voice) • (A high-pitched singing voice) • (How high or low a note sounds) • (Another name for the bass clef) • (The clef for low-pitched notes) • (The clef for high-pitched notes) • (Another name for the treble clef) • (The symbol at the start of a stave) • (The five lines where music is written) • C (The note that sits between both clefs) • ...

11 Items: Aware. • Meaning the same as. • Subcategory or subgroup. • Official system of naming. • Not revealing ones identity. • In name only, not completely true. • Relating to the process of thought. • Disguised as someone other than oneself. • Use of trickery and false logic in arguments. • A word that means the opposite of another word. • ...

11 Items: aware. • meaning the same as. • subcategory or subgroup. • official system of naming. • not revealing one’s identity. • in name only, not completely true. • relating to the process of thought. • disguised as someone other than oneself. • use of trickery and false logic in arguments. • a word that means the opposite of another word. • ...

15 Items: Acronym for ground fault circuit interrupters. • . Repair or replace _____ equipment immediately • Label all circuit breakers and ____ boxes clearly. • Do not use outlets or cords that have exposed ______. • Indoor ______ should not be used outdoors and vice versa. • Do not block access to panels and _____ breakers or fuse boxes • ...

12 Items: an ellipsis • touch some _____ • is a copy of hydrox • the _____ countdown • you are a ____ with no life • this puzzle is a __________ • the starch popular in Ireland • __ running out of things to put • the popular virtual pet in the 90's • the best way to receive internet through a ________ cable • popular food in Japan made with rice and often includes raw fish • ...

13 Items: judaism • bradbury • starwars • Relating to the Middle Ages. • The "end times" in Norse mythology. • The primary religion of people from India. • The last of the Ptolemaic leaders in Egypt. • Short story from the perspective of Lady Capulet. • His assassination sparked the beginning of The Great War. • Approximately one-third of the SAT and ACT are based on this. • ...

13 Items: What religion were the Whitmans? • What was Dr. Whitman's first name? • Where did the Whitman's come from? • What tribe lived with the Whitmans? • What was Mrs. Whitman's first name? • What type of people were the Cayuse? • What city is near the Whitman Mission? • What disease hurt the Cayuse the most? • What state is the Whitman mission in today? • ...

10 Items: - being strong and not giving up • - words used to show appreciation • - to show respect and say thank you • - a calm time to think and remember • - a red flower worn to remember others • - a person who helps protect the country • - stories about people and events long ago • - a time with no fighting and people feel safe • - a cloth with colors that stands for a country • ...

11 Items: Aware • Meaning the same as • Subcategory or subgroup • Official system of naming • Not revealing ones identity. • In name only, not completely true. • Relating to the process of thought. • Disguised as someone other than oneself. • A word that means the opposite of another. • Use of trickery and false logic in arguments. • ...

10 Items: The Kwanzaa celebration is this long. • The name of the Kwanzaa candleholder. • This principle is based in the idea of creativity. • Kwanzaa means "first fruits" in this African language. • Examples of this symbol are fruits, nuts, and vegetables. • Kwanzaa is based on these (unity, self-determination, etc) • ...

10 Items: Different molecular structures of the same element. • Elements in groups 3 through 12 of the periodic table. • Property of metals and alloys that allows them to be drawn into wires. • Element that shares some properties with metals and some with nonmetals. • Element, such as radium, whose nucleus breaks down and emits particles and energy. • ...

14 Items: (adj) impossible to see • (adj) producing or using original ideas • A digital thermometer is a ________ thing to have at home. • The team set out on an ____________ to climb Mount Everest. • John is an _______________ man. He enjoys scaling the mountains. • After Ms Tan's clear explanation, Tom was able to ___________ the text fully. • ...

11 Items: Oslo - The capital of Norway • Fjordland - Norway's most famous natural gem • Skiing - The popular winter sport credited to Norway • Reindeer - Christmas's famous animal found in Norway • Scandinavia - The European subregion where Norway is found • Aurora Borealis - The natural phenomenon also known as "Northern Lights" • ...

11 Items: Aware • Meaning the same as • Subcategory or subgroup • Official system of naming • Not revealing one's identity • In name only, not completely true • Relating to the process of thought • Disguised as someone other than oneself • Use of trickery and false logic in arguments • A word that means the opposite of another word • ...

12 Items: filler flowers of the ikebana • sides or halved which are the same • created by the Greek; horn of plenty • something to add decoration or attractiveness • appears natural and not artificial or arranged • primary line of the ikebana representing heaven • tertiary line of the ikebana representing earth • flowers/ foliage to be worn or hung up for décor • ...

36 Items: - Where you are right now • - People legally required to attend • - Sugary bribe to keep guests seated • - The person who planned 97% of this • - Korean sushi’s less dramatic cousin • - Allegedly why you're all here today • - His job title—yes, it’s both somehow • - A legally binding roommate agreement • - That anime card game he still watches • ...

15 Items: data that you collect firsthand • something that is usual, typical, or standard • Working towards ending or resolving inequality • When you internalize all the behaviors of a group • Every individual evaluates behavior by that behavior’s worth • Prior court decisions must be recognized as precedent case law • ...

8 Items: mix together • the spreading of something • a substance that repels water • a very imaginative work of art • a French painter and master of color • thin material that leaks color when wet • Claude Monet's close friend and colleague • what the wax crayon did to the water and color

14 Items: Germany air force • capital of Germany • dictator of Germany • known as "lightning war" • the tragic killing of jews • the working party of germany • the country invaded to start ww2 • submarines used to attack the allies • the German u-boats traveled in these • the alliance between Germany, Japan, and Italy • the book that Hitler wrote meaning "my struggle" • ...

10 Items: a triangle with one right angle • a figure that lies in a plane and is flat • the horizontal value in a pair of coordinates • shows the mathematical way to work something out • the amount of space a 3-dimensional figure occupies • the number of square units that covers a shape or figure • The position of third digit to the right of the decimal point • ...

16 Items: What feature of an electric file is measured in RPM? • Materials that best transport electricity are called: • The light energy used to cure gel products is known as: • Light, heat, chemical and magnetic changes are all produced by: • When compared to a fluorescent curing lamp, an LED curing lamp: • ...

10 Items: the city bacame part • according to historian • the name of the knights • one of the Seven Wonders • a source of livelihood and f • the name of a famous shipwreck • important chapels built by the • Bodrum is an important harbor in • the historic name of the modern city • the time in antiquity when the city

9 Items: The exchange of information • The brain's ability to reorganize itself • The bending of light as it passes through a prism • The setting sun; colors often seen in suncatchers • The longest day of the year occurring on June 21st • A transparent object that refracts light into a rainbow • The core theme of Juneteenth and historical June movements • ...

10 Items: Deliberately avoiding certain information. • Exchanging or distributing information with others. • Places or media from which information is acquired. • applying and processing information after it has been found. • Assessing the accuracy, reliability, and relevance of the information found. • ...

10 Items: Commonly called the kneecap • The smaller bone of the lower leg • Connects the patella to the tibia • Ligament on the inner side of the knee • Ligament on the outer side of the knee • The thigh bone; the longest bone in the body • The shin bone; bears most of the body's weight • Ligament that prevents forward movement of the tibia • ...

6 Items: Small particles of dirt and sand that are carried by water or wind. These particles can settle and accumulate on the Earth's surface during the process of deposition. • ...

14 Items: Digital mail sent online. • A short text sent to another person. • People watch movies and news on this. • An old machine used to send coded messages. • People use this to talk to someone far away. • A global network that connects people online. • The process of sharing information with others. • You can listen to music and news on this device. • ...

20 Items: Time off work • Season in which Easter falls • company who makes the Crème Egg • What most Easter Eggs are made from • Spring flower famously from Amsterdam • Small yellow bird that’s newly hatched • Day of the week you get your Easter Egg • Yellow spring flower associated with Wales • Traditional roast meat eaten on Easter Sunday • ...

10 Items: A hero from Maluku • One of Palembang's typical foods • The capital of North Sulawesi province • The capital of West Kalimantan province • The name of the capital of Central Java • The name of the capital of East Kalimantan • Angklung and gamelan musical instruments come from • Lompat Batu is a traditional culture from the island of • ...

10 Items: The great ____ of Giza • A ruler in Ancient Egypt • The sea to the right of Egypt • A body preserved with ceremonial wraps • A large vault underground for burying the dead • A large desert stretching across northern Africa • A large river running through the middle of Egypt • A fertile spot in the desert with water and vegetation • ...

19 Items: Public celebration • Bioluminescent insects • A period of travel or rest • The warmest season of the year • A period of unusually hot weather • The zodiac sign starting around June 21. • A popular outdoor cooking event in summer • The zodiac sign from late May to mid-June. • A seasonal fruit harvested in early summer. • A ceremony for completing an academic degree • ...

12 Items: Her smile looked genuine because she was truly happy. • Thank you for the nice compliment about my new jacket. • Take a deep breath and try to stay calm before you speak. • She wears a pretty silver bracelet on her wrist every day. • A cool hat is a nice fashion accessory to finish your outfit. • We had an intensive study session before the big English test. • ...

15 Items: The sevent month is JULY. • It's 5 pm. It's five O'CLOCK. • The second month is FEBRUARY. • The ninth month is SEPTEMBER. • It's 1:30. It's HALF PAST one. • It's 1:45. It's QUARTER TO two. • He is from France. He's FRENCH. • It's 1:15. It's QUARTER PAST one. • The weekend is SATURDAY and Sunday. • She is from Canada. She's CANADIAN. • We're from the USA. We're AMERICAN. • ...

18 Items: Breathing in air into lungs • Breathing out air from lungs • Gas needed for aerobic respiration • Two main air tubes entering each lung • Windpipe that carries air to the lungs • Tiny air sacs where gas exchange occurs • Gas produced in respiration and exhaled • Smaller air tubes branching inside the lungs • Chemical process releasing energy from glucose • ...

27 Items: A style of music • The words of a song • A musical dynamic meaning loud • A musical dynamic meaning soft • One musician singing or playing. • playing or singing unaccompanied. • A tuner helps a musician find this. • a brass instrument seen in the movie • a woodwind instrument seen in the movie • a stringed instrument seen in the movie • Helps a singer to be heard over the band. • ...

17 Items: Easter ___ Offering • How Job's life ends • How the book of Job ends? • How the book of James described Job • Job's ___ is before his restoration • What Job leaves his daughters, unusually • What Job doesn't get twice as many of as before • Tolkien's word for an unexpected positive outcome • The city in Bosnia that was under siege in the 1990s • ...

17 Items: What coming to Jesus isn't • What Spurgeon compared the law to • The first name of today's preacher • The traditional pledge Jesus rebukes • What Friend 1 thought Christians were • One of the hashtags Friend 1 would use • (Dis) Honoring God through a pious ___ • The # commandment that pledge violates • The prophet who also called out hypocrisy • ...

8 Items: NO3 • NO2 • Nitrogen takes up 78% of the _____ • Plants get nitrogen via this process • Process of turning ammonia to nitrates and nitrites • When lightning turns nitrogen and oxygen to nitrates and ammonia • Process where bacteria put extra nitrogen in the soil into the air • Dead organisms & wastes get broken down by bacteria & fungi and gets turned back into _____

20 Items: Big nine allergen • Big nine allergen • Big nine allergen • Cooked to 165 degrees • Cooked to 155 degrees • Cooked to 145 degrees • Cooked to 135 degrees • First step of washing dishes • Third step of washing dishes • Fifth step of washing dishes • Second step of washing dishes • Fourth step of washing dishes • Reducing pathogens on a surface • Placed on the top shelf of the fridge • ...

18 Items: Cooper- University resource dog • Registrar- Information regarding transcripts, records, registration, and verification • We Care- We Care supports students facing personal, academic, or unexpected challenges. • Bouve Fellows- upper-year Bouve students who serve as peer mentors for first-year students • ...

11 Items: Keeping going when things feel difficult. • Getting support from others to stay on track. • Seeing things from other people’s perspectives • Feedback that can sometimes be hard to accept. • Stepping away from a situation to regain control. • Looking at the costs and benefits of your actions. • Communicating so both people’s needs are respected. • ...

8 Items: Breaks down fats in the digestive system • J-shaped sack that continues breaking down food • Simple form of sugar that is needed to make energy • Absorbs nutrients from food in the digestive system • Stores bile created in the liver to break down fats • Long tube that carries food from the mouth to the stomach • ...

17 Items: The first Emperor of Rome. • The Romans built these to carry water. • Huge Chinese wall built for protection. • A series of rulers from the same family. • The large mountain range where the Inca lived. • Ancient sporting event held in Olympia, Greece. • The Inca were famous for these connecting paths. • A step-like type of temple found in Mesopotamia. • ...

14 Items: action under our control • The largest part of the brain • regulates blood pressure and breathing • connects your brain to your spinal cord • extends downward from the base of your brain. • voluntary control of body movements via skeletal muscles • best known for its role in responding to dangerous or stressful situations • ...

10 Items: It is the capital of Japan. • The Taj Mahal is in ________. • Old San Juan is a city in ___________. • Is an old and very big temple in Cambodia. • The Big Ben is in a city called __________. • The Great Pyramid of Giza is in what country? • You need a _________ to visit other countries. • A lot of planes land and takeoff from this place. • ...

10 Items: Where John stood—and where God often speaks. • What Jesus says our hardest moments can become. • How prayer used to feel—and sometimes still does. • What John’s hard words were always meant to offer. • The outcome of real repentance—something shareable. • The winter in the room when someone beloved is gone. • What must sometimes be cleared—and sometimes deepened. • ...

12 Items: two angles that add up to 180 degrees • an official order or commission to do something • the process by which a person controls their own life • the action of returning a military attack; counterattack. • a state in which opposing forces or influences are balanced • the integer "left over" after dividing one integer by another • ...

17 Items: the fault caused by shearing • fold in rock that bends upward in an arch • seimic waves that are fast and arrive first • the block of rock that lies above the fault • smaller earthquake that follows a larger one • the change in the shape or volume of the crust • seismic waves that move side to side, up and down • shaking from movement of rock below Earth's surface • ...

12 Items: The total magnetic field passing through a given area • The voltage generated by a source, such as a changing magnetic flux, a battery, or a generator. • The process by which an electromotive force (EMF) is generated in a conductor due to a change in magnetic flux. • ...

25 Items: Growing just enough food for survival • Unused farmland left to restore nutrients • Population shift from rural areas to cities • Home-based manufacturing before factory system • Minimal government interference in the economy • Shared land or labor for farming and production • Fossil fuel powering steam engines and factories • ...

10 Items: The power or right to make decisions and give orders. • Assigning responsibilities and authority to someone else. • The act of organizing tasks and resources for efficiency. • Ensuring consistent processes and rules across an organization. • The arrangement of authority levels in an organizational structure. • ...

20 Items: The brides name • The grooms name • The month of Proposel • The couples dogs name • The grooms Profession • The brides birth month • The grooms middle name • The grooms sisters name • The brides favorite food • The grooms favorite drink • the couples favorite store • The state of the engagement • The color of the couples eyes • Type of vehicle the couple drives • ...

9 Items: Warm and wet in the air • A very dry place with sand • A large room or entrance area • Understanding other people’s feelings • Body part that connects the foot and leg • A sport with running, jumping and balancing • Part of the mouth used for talking and tasting • Wanting to give or share things with other people • ...

12 Items: A pattern in the data • Value that appears the most often • Value in the middle of the data set • A graph drawn with a set of two bars • How often something appears in the data • A graph drawn with bars with gaps in between them • Difference between the smallest and biggest value • A graph drawn with bars stacked on top of each other • ...

10 Items: a condition giving benefits. • component or elements of something. • a text that used to promote the product • launch to release a product in the market. • piece of text that presents one side of an issue. • it is more personal, emotional, biased, and informal. • the reason why a writer writes about the topic he/she is talking about. • ...

13 Items: Wasting time • Waiting around • Great size or extent • Government of a dictator • To move in a motor vehicle • A state of emptiness or destruction • A armed rebel or revolutionary force • person sheltered from pursuit or danger • Person who is an associate or is helping jointly • A fabric that is worn on the head or around the neck • ...

20 Items: Winners of the FA Cup in 1995 • Winner of the Ballon d’Or in 2009 • Winners of the 1966 FIFA World Cup • Scored the “Hand of God” goal in 1986 • Winners of the first five European Cups • Argentine club based at Estadio Monumental • England captain in the 1966 World Cup final • The only player to win three FIFA World Cups • The stadium where Liverpool play home matches • ...

27 Items: Leo • Zoe • Jed • Noah • Evie • Isla • Lucy • Ruby • Chloe • Grace • James • Blade • Billy • Mason • Azusa • Byron • Maisie • Madden • Harley • Oliver • Gianna • George • HarveyT • HarveyS • Alethea • Madeline • Lilliana

27 Items: Blade • Probe • Scalpel • Rongeur • Curette • Hemostats • MayoHegar • OlsenHegar • Retractors • TowelClamp • MayoScissors • IrisScissors • AdsonForceps • KellyForceps • CrileForceps • NeedleHolder • AllisForceps • ThumbForceps • TissueForceps • GelpiRetractor • SurgicalSponge • BabcockForceps • BalfourRetractor • BrownAdsonForceps • MosquitoHemostats • MetzenbaumScissors • WeitlanerRetractor

8 Items: John Sergeant was a __________ • This was brought by Europeans and killed thousands • The state the mission village of stockbridge was in, originally • The 'Indian Company' was ambushed in a field in the northern _____ • The Stockbridge Mohicans fought for this side in the Revolutionary War • ...

10 Items: The energy required to remove an electron from an atom. • An element that has properties of both metals and nonmetals. • A positively charged ion formed when an atom loses electrons. • A negatively charged ion formed when an atom gains electrons. • The ability of an atom to attract electrons in a chemical bond. • ...

19 Items: The "U" in "USB" • A type of storage that keeps data without power • Transmits data at high speeds via light signals • Cable that connects storage devices to the motherboard • Stores and manages files for other devices on a network • A piece of software that may need to be installed for a peripheral to work. • ...

16 Items: A number without a variable. • The “opposite” operation used. • The number in front of a variable. • A letter that stands for an unknown number. • When both sides of an equation are the same. • One part of the process of solving an equation. • A math sentence that shows two things are equal. • To multiply a number by everything inside parentheses. • ...

9 Items: The lowest number on the Y axis. • The highest number on the Y axis. • In the direction of UP and DOWN • In the direction of SIDE to SIDE. (The X axis) • Information (data) that deals with numbers and amounts • The numbers you SKIP COUNT by and that are listed on the X axis • ...

13 Items: Who did john rolfe marry? • what stae managed the colony poorly? • In what state is james river located in? • James Oglethrope founded the colony of what? • What bill did lord baltimore present in 1649? • Who's followers attacked and burned jamestown? • Where was the first permanent english settlement? • Who signed contracts to work for four to seven years? • ...

18 Items: Early version of a printer • Rebirth of human creativity • Unaccompanied vocal/choral music • Short polyphonic sacred choral work • Musical depiction of specific words • Short polyphonic secular choral work • One main melody with no accompaniment • Stringed instrument shaped like a pear • Soft instruments like recorder and lute • Loud instruments like shawm and cornett • ...

9 Items: The Gunditjmara word for eels • Also known as 'fire stick farming' • The name of the volcano that erupted • The Aboriginal people who used aquaculture • The types of lasers used to reveal canals and huts • Fire Stick Farming helped reduce the number of these • These types of plants were used to help reduce sickness • ...

16 Items: — This makes music loud. • — You put these on your ears. • — You type on this at a desk. • — You call and text with this. • — You take pictures with this. • — You need this to go on the internet. • — You use this for homework and school. • — You look at this part of your phone or TV. • — You plug this in to give your phone power. • ...

21 Items: The Kelvin scale • The SI unit of pressure • Tending to vaporize easily. • An instrument used to measure atmospheric pressure. • Average distance a molecule travels between collisions • The pressure due to any individual component in a gas mixture. • An instrument used to determine the pressure of a gaseous sample, • ...

16 Items: Irish drink • Dutch cheese • An baby duck • English cheese • A sort of apples • Citrus fruit hehe • Italian ice-cream • Look at all those... • Sids favourite flower • Second man in the moon • An alternative to a nap • National flower of The Netherlands • What cam first, the chicken or the egg? • What is black and white, and red all over? • which sheep eat more, white or black ones? • ...

16 Items: Liquid motivation for 8 a.m. classes • One person works, everyone gets credit. • When sleep and sanity file for divorce. • When 12 months just isn’t enough stress. • That one-page drama of your entire life. • The only social media you update monthly. • The mysterious force deciding your future. • Where “Can you hear me?” is the new hello. • ...

10 Items: We can "skip" the gift. • Will you "pick" up the lid? • The wind can "lift" the sign. • The tin man almost "slipped". • The "kit" will fit in the bag. • The dog likes to sit and "dig". • I saw a "kid" that wanted a tip. • The fish will "swim" in the pond. • Could you "give" me the oven mitt? • Zip your "lips" in the quiet zone.

20 Items: germ free • help given to accident victims • inventor of a vaccine for polio • a strip of cloth used to cover a cut • blood cells surround germs and kill them • tubes that connect your ear with your throat • open this when you expect to hear a loud noise • microscopic animals some of which cause malaria • drugs that kill germs by preventing their growth • ...

20 Items: mans best friend • King of the jungle • An animal that eats bananas • a magical animal with a horn • this animal hangs from trees • A striped animal in the jungle • an extinct bird that’s colorful • an animal that tweets and flies • an animal that eats carrots and hops • an animal with a large trunk in Africa • a soft furry animal that Mrs Yurek has • ...

22 Items: respiration • other organisms • Largersized plankton visible under a microscope • Small crustaceans that are a common type of zooplankton • Extremely smallsized plankton smaller than microplankton • Small animals that feed on phytoplankton or other zooplankton • Organisms that obtain their energy by consuming other organisms • ...

15 Items: mild or tolerant • to grant or transfer • to move goods illegally • release from enslavement • to discuss the terms of an agreement • the arrival of a large number of people • money that is spent in order to make a profit • the buying and selling of goods and services; trade • a written or spoken agreement, usually about business • ...

24 Items: Slim • Late • Knowing • Cautious • Fall time • Get ready • Excuse me • Not at all • Not at all • Mom and dad • On the floor • Place to shop • Not justified • Be careful of • Mythical being • Milk or cheese • Orange vegetable • Husband and Wife • In a group setting • Bring something over • Transportation on vacation • May get one at the barber shop • Place to get your hair trimmed • ...

10 Items: What number sacrament is Anointing of the Sick? • or Priests, Who can perform Anointing of the Sick? • with Illness, Who can receive the Anointing of the Sick? • Who cannot perform the sacrament of Anointing of the Sick? • of the Sick, What oil is used as a sign of Gods grace and healing? • Grace, What is the gift from God that heals and sanctifies our soul? • ...

10 Items: The _____ of the word "bright" is "brightest." • Building a bridge requires _____ calculations. • The word _____ is similar to the term "exonerate." • Some conflicts can be _____d by proper communication. • After _____ing the data, the scientist concluded a trend. • You can use a pesticide to kill plants and an _____to kill plants. • ...

11 Items: aware • meaning the same as. • subcategory or subgroup. • official system of naming. • not revealing one’s identity. • in name only, not completely true • relating to the process of thought. • disguised as someone other than oneself. • use of trickery and false logic in arguments. • a word that means the opposite of another word. • ...

16 Items: the legal end of a marriage • to send goods to another country to sell • a fight against a government or authority • the number of babies born in a certain time period • to bring goods into a country from another country • when prices go up and the value of money goes down • when prices go down and the value of money goes up • ...

9 Items: A large vehicle that pumps water. • Our district's mascot animal, plural. • Someone who instructs children every day at school. • The newest member of the woof pack serving at Central. • A grocer in the area providing snacks at Protect the Pack. • The full name of the Superintendent of Okemos Public Schools. • ...

16 Items: when it rains • the thing Charles says • when a solid becomes a gas • when water vapor becomes water • the star that will eat the earth • when magma come's to the surface • the only planet that can have life • when water turns into water vapour • when water particles get far apart • when two plates slide away each other • when water particles get close together • ...

9 Items: The first species to populate an area during succession. • The series of predictable changes that occur in a community over time. • A type of symbiosis in which both species benefit from living together. • An interaction in which one organism kills another for food or nutrients. • ...

22 Items: A person who designs any of a variety of things. • An idea that produces a similar idea or an enhanced idea. • A limit to a design process. ; A limitation or restriction. • The ability to make or bring a new concept or idea into existence • A person using the services of a professional person or organization. • ...

8 Items: The association that we visit and befriend on Saturday • A public holiday organized around yearning and pretzels • Name of the unremarkable geographical apex of the country • Fortifications and tunnel complex underneath Luxembourg City • Name of a Luxembourg store selling delectable bean-base goods • Lengthily-named local speciality that is both flat and starchy • ...

25 Items: appeal to logic • appeal to emotion • appeal to credibility • a question to make a point • Tuna is Mr. Lorini's _____ • Mr.Lorini's preferred milk • Mr. Lorini's astrological sign • the symbol archetype for purity • one verb that modifies two nouns • archetype for trials to a location • Mr. Lorini's Hogwart's house is____ • archetype for a kind parental figure • ...

12 Items: the turning back of a wave at a boundary created by matter • the loss of a wave when its energy is transferred to matter • the bending of a wave when it crosses a boundary created by matter • The scientific study of the nature and properties of matter and energy. • the movement of a wave through matter without its energy being transferred • ...

17 Items: King of Scotland • Duncan's 2nd son • Macbeth's castle • Queen of the witches • The author of Macbeth • Encourages Macbeth to kill Duncan. • Double, double, toil and _________. • What foretells Macbeth of his future • Lady Macbeth's signal to Macbeth to kill Duncan. • Duncan's eldest son; next in line for the throne • Kills Macbeth in revenge and to restore the throne • ...

10 Items: Disorder- A condition that affects brain growth and function, often diagnosed in childhood. • – A learning disorder that makes reading and spelling difficult despite normal intelligence. • – Teaching individuals and families about a disorder to improve understanding and coping strategies. • ...