10 Items: very good • very cold • very bad; yucky • to get on a bus, boat, airplane, etc. • in a foreign country; not in your country • for the airplane to arrive on the ground after a journey • a person who works in politics and leads a region or country • the natural world around us, like the air, water, animals, and plants • ...

17 Items: liquid (5 letters) • (development synonym) • name of movie (4 letters) • main character (3 letters) • animal that can fly (4 letters) • opposite animal of Cat (3 letters) • represents Cat's desires (4 letters) • what helped Cat develop (10 letters) • authorial choice of fish (8 letters) • lack of this in the movie (8 letters) • animal who helped Cat swim (8 letters) • ...

16 Items: to hold back • to share information • not able to be identified • characteristics of a person • to show how things are the same • general and including everything • to show how things are different • a choice of one thing out of many • very easy to see or to understand • a possible way of explaining something • the condition that affects a situation • ...

10 Items: Where is the novel set? • Who is George’s companion? • What does Lennie like to pet? • Who used to give Lennie mice to pet? • What animals does Lennie dream of tending? • What does Lennie wish he had with his beans? • What happened to the mouse Lennie was carrying? • In which town did George and Lennie previously work? • ...

12 Items: The process of shedding a cuticle • Arthropods have this type of symmetry • Arthropods belong to this clade of animals • The number of tissue layers in an Arthropod • Arthropods have this type of main body cavity • This is shed for growth and provides protection • Example of an appendage specialized for sensing • Arthropods have this type of developmental mode • ...

10 Items: BOTANIST : A scientist who studies plants. • ZOOLOGIST : A scientist who studies animals. • CHEMIST : A scientist who studies chemicals and matter. • JOURNALIST : A person who writes news articles or reports. • PHOTOGRAPHER : A person who takes photographs professionally. • ECONOMIST : A person who studies the economy and money systems. • ...

14 Items: Holds the side in place • Needed to see the image • Helps give a sharp image • Building blocks of animals • Controls what the cell does • cell Building blocks of plants • Where you put your slide to look at it • Part of the microscope you look through • Controls what enters and leaves the cell • can rotate to give different magnification • ...

16 Items: An animal’s feet • A space in the ground • A long sleep in winter • The cold season with snow • A hole where animals live • When the temperature is low • The season when flowers bloom • A prediction about the weather • The soft hair on an animal’s body • The bright star that gives us light • How hot, cold, rainy, or sunny it is • Frozen water that falls from the sky • ...

13 Items: A place to buy souvenirs • A place to buy drinks and snacks • A short description under a paintings • A theme focusing on early civilizations • A place where visitors can ask questions • A map that shows the layout of the museum • An object or collection shown in the museum • A paper with tasks for students to complete • A person who explains the museum to visitors • ...

16 Items: Uses brushes and paint. • Person who drives you around. • professional who fixes teeth. • Wears a suit and goes to court. • Deals with emergencies and fire. • Individual has special superpower. • Person likes to use paper and pen. • You find this person in the kitchen. • Works in the classroom with children. • Wears a uniform, and travels frequently. • ...

8 Items: ORCA • ORCA • PECES • CORAL • ERIZO • CALAMAR • CARACÓL • CANGREJO

8 Items: OSO • PUMA • KOALA • CIERVO • ARDILLA • ARDILLA • ELEFANTE • HIPOPÓTAMO

15 Items: Genuine; true. • A bird's feathers. • Imaginary; not real. • To eat up thoroughly. • A choice item of food. • Coming earlier in time. • The killing of an animal for food. • Wise in a clever or practical way. • Moving in a clumsy or awkward way. • Living by killing and eating other animals. • Open to attack; easily injured physically or emotionally. • ...

10 Items: . • cat • dog • lion • bear • hippo • tiger • monkey • gorilla • elephant

2 Items: PIG SHEEP HORSE CHICKEN • DUCK TURKEY RABBIT DONKEY

2 Items: Wolf Fox Deer Kangaroo Gorilla Leopard • Tiger Elephant Giraffe Zebra Cheetah Rhino Hippo

2 Items: ammonite • helicoprion

11 Items: A feathered dinosaur. • A large, black sea-bird. • Allowing nature to grow freely. • What did the wasteland used to be? • An innocent time when we were young. • Wild dog-like animals that hunt in packs. • What did Izzy and Asha do in their spare time? • A place that's wild and untouched by human hands. • What was the nickname of the brothers they were avoiding? • ...

13 Items: The _____ was lost in the forest. • Everyone makes _________ sometime. • I want to be ______ when I'm grow up. • The mole mistaken the tree as a _______. • The fox was caught by the human ________. • What is the ________ thing you've ever said? • The ______ at the top of tree was so beautiful. • Asking for ________ , is refusing to giving up. • ...

13 Items: Not clean. • To get bigger or taller. • The fastest animal on land. • A building where people go to • To come to the end of something. • A person who writes or speaks news. • A long, thin mark or a row of people. • What you see like red, blue, or green. • A place with grass, trees, and playgrounds. • Something you use to paint or clean your teeth. • ...

20 Items: a sneaky animal • an extoic fruit • Man's best friend • the color of an apple • moisture for the skin • a device you play with • word describing an injury • a color on the Honduras flag • what people drive on an daily • trips people take to get away • word describing having to wait • type of support to help you see • word describing a tiring feeling • a subject dealing with chemistry • ...

20 Items: The light from the sun • A place with many trees • Someone who creates art • Feeling good and strong • A large stream of water • A place with many books • A place for cooking food • An opening to see outside • A large body of saltwater • Someone who helps you learn • A meal eaten in the evening • A tool for writing or drawing • The study of the natural world • ...

20 Items: It is the most arid terrestrial biome • It protects the Earth from the harmful UV • A permanently frozen area of tundra and taiga • Grasslands caters for the feeding habit of these animals • It refers to the amount of water vapor present in the air • It describes the daily climatic condition in an specific area • ...

6 Items: something that you give to somebody • a group of twelve of the same thing • the period during which a king, queen or emperor rules • a way of doing something that has existed for a long time • large black and white animals that look like bears and live in China • countries that have agreed to help and support one another, especially in case of a war

13 Items: Mary's new sport craze 🏓 • Came to stay over Easter 🐣 • Eamon's morning beverage 🫖 • Made Ted's face puffy--twice 🦷 • Makes Eamon mad when too short💈 • Raised twice for no good reason 💸 • Animals that are ruining the lawn 🐩 • What Eamon will become before 2024 🤔 • Took lessons in Virginia with cousins 🌊 • Had a blast playing with old classmates 🏀 • ...

11 Items: A Mongol nomad's house • A person who moves homes often • A Mongolian animal with two humps • The country created by the Mongols • The continent of Mongolia and China • The first leader of the Mongol Empire • Mongol nomads are experts at riding these animals • The western part of the Mongol Empire was on this continent • ...

7 Items: Musical instrument with strings (6) • Fill in the lyrics “Blue Ain’t Your ___” (5) • The month in which we celebrate Halloween (7) • Event we like to sing and dance at together (7) • Country music heartthrob with the best hair in the business (5/5) • Continent known for its outback and animals like kangaroos and koalas (9) • ...

15 Items: Another unit for measuring heat. • Heat transfer occurring in fluids. • A unit used to measure heat energy. • Sum of kinetic and potential energy. • Heat transfer through solid material. • Energy due to the motion of an object. • Energy stored due to position or state. • Energy stored in the bonds of compounds. • Movement of electrons through a conductor. • ...

8 Items: Any living thing • The imitation by one animal of the traits of another • To adjust to different conditions and / or environment • A special characteristic that helps an organism survive • The things that make up an area such as land, water and air • Type of trait or characteristic that comes from your parents • ...

9 Items: The main character in a story. • The time and place where a story happens. • A character who changes throughout the story. • The people or animals who take part in a story. • The final outcome or wrap-up after the resolution. • A character with many traits, motivations, or conflicts. • A minor character with limited involvement in the story. • ...

15 Items: controls the cell • a single living thing • building blocks of life • the type of cell that grass has • where plants get their energy from • where animals get their energy from • the rigid outer layer of plant cells • where plant cells make their own food • fluid that surrounds all the organelles • structures inside of cells that have jobs • ...

12 Items: Animals of every kind. • The planet we live on. • A agreement or contract. • A beautiful arc of colors in the sky. • A huge amount of water covering the land. • To think about something that happened before. • A large boat built by Noah to keep his family safe. • Something that shows or tells about something else. • A good man chosen by God to survive the great flood. • ...

10 Items: air • bird • fish • food • water • mammal • insect • reptile • shelter • amphibian

9 Items: field country • Traveling or wandering from place to place • Related to farmland, centered around farming • The economics and business branches of agriculture • Someone who is a farming expert and often advises farmers • Sightseeing to agricultural places such as farms and ranches • The study of the relationship between agriculture and ecology • ...

9 Items: v. - to bring back to life • adj. - extremely clear or bright • v.-to endure, exist, or stay alive • adj.- necessary, or essential to life • n. - a food substance that aids health • n. - act of cutting open live animals for science • adj. - attractively animated; lively (related to a person) • ...

20 Items: swan in french • your girlfriend • a beautiful naan • when you come home • Ferdinand the ____ • the love of my life • your 2nd favorite animal • the Cathedral near Nina! • a comforting Indian meal • 42 rue _______, Paris, FR • orbits earth in 27.3 days • 2 hearts collide, in _____ • time for ____ (zzz in bed) • punch and i both have our ____ • when you hold me i feel at _____ • ...

21 Items: Travels to sell goods • Making an area more urban • Means of supporting oneself • Public land for community use • State of being stable, steady • Group sharing common interests • At edge or margin; not central • Allow animals to graze on land • Custom passed down generations • Conditions on which land is held • Average period a person may live • Room for manual or industrial work • ...

42 Items: very • this • card • blue • Puppy • fruit • apple • shoes • madam • owner • leg(s) • banana • orange • ticket • shopping • to write • how much • sneakers • a little • to be sad • Excuse me • strawberry • to be busy • watermelon • restaurant • to be sick • How is it? • dress shoes • Kimchi stew • to be hungry • to be pretty • stomach, pear • to be expensive • to be big, large • fish (for eating) • counter for paper • soybean paste stew • counter for people • ...

8 Items: VACA • PATO • CERDO • BURRO • OVEJA • PERRO • GALLINA • CABALLO

19 Items: A permanently frozen area of tundra and taiga • It is considered as the most arid terrestrial biome • Grasslands caters for the feeding habit of these animals • It refers to the amount of water vapor present in the air • It describes the daily climatic condition in an specific area • The type of trees that are specifically found in tropical forest • ...

10 Items: Never stand on damaged step (6). • Who is our Radiation Safety Officer? (8). • ALARA stands for as low as reasonably(10). • Slips are commonly caused by unexpected (6). • Tripping is commonly caused by obstructed (4). • Place weather mats at entrances during (9) weather. • Radiation (6) is a crucial aspect of our VCA operations. • ...

20 Items: Having a diet consisting of other animals. • The ability of cnidarians to regrow lost body parts. • Stinging organelles within cnidocytes, injecting toxins into prey. • The union of egg and sperm outside the body, common in many cnidarians. • Symmetry around a central point, a characteristic feature of cnidarians. • ...

40 Items: Worried or nervous. • Showing good manners. • To keep safe from harm. • Who or what a person is. • Trustworthy; dependable. • Annoys or frustrates me. • Causing damage or danger. • Caring only about oneself. • Soft, kind, and not rough. • Not wet; without moisture. • Not causing harm or danger. • Enjoys being around people. • To gather or bring together. • To completely ruin or break. • ...

23 Items: “Olah” • The priests were the sons of _______. • The sin offering was offered for _______ sin. • the Olah was an ______ pleasing to the Holy One. • If a leader sinned, he would offer a ____ _____. • The grain offering was to be made of _____ ______. • All grain offerings were to be seasoned with _____. • In the fellowship offering, “All ____ is for Adonai” • ...

20 Items: The creator of air • The only trees left • He was that someone • Provide us with air • Its not always good • The creator of thneed • The “WOMAN” Ted loves • The protector of trees • Dan and Rose’ son _____ • The billboard says____________ • A powerful and dangerous thing • The only thing you will ever need • The animal that watched Ted is a ____ • what factory’s have brought to the air • ...

25 Items: King of Aksum • Empire after Mali • The largest desert • East African kingdom • Swahili trading city • Land ruled by a king • Land next to the sea • Hot and very dry land • Mineral used for trade • Religion Aksum followed • Group traveling together • Buying and selling goods • Water spot in the desert • A big West African empire • Shiny metal people wanted • City with big stone walls • ...

5 Items: 개 / dog • 암소 / cow • 고양이 / cat • 말 / horse • 염소 / goat

12 Items: An open area of land • Rural land and scenery • Where water and land meet • A water body surrounded by land • An area with trees and vegetation • A dry, arid area with little vegetation • An area of land that is surrounded by water • A large raised area on the surface of the Earth • The area around you like plants, animals and people • ...

12 Items: DJ = Disc ... • The words of a song. • A very popular song. • To chase, catch or kill wild animals. • A type of music that comes from Jamaica. • You can use this to help you climb a mountain. • The singing in a piece of popular music (song). • A type of dance and music that comes from Brazil. • The place where people sleep when they go camping. • ...

14 Items: contact with blood or saliva • bites or stings pass on the disease • smallest type of pathogen i.e. covid • from ingesting infected food or water • tiny living things that cause disease • tiny living cells i.e. food poisoning • can be passed from one person to another • can grow on the skin or body i.e. ringworm • the process of regulating body temperature • ...

8 Items: Any living thing • The imitation by one animal of the traits of another • To adjust to different conditions and / or environment • A special characteristic that helps an organism survive • The things that make up an area such as land, water and air • Type of trait or characteristic that comes from your parents • ...

12 Items: To use resources wisely • Covers 60% of Pennsylvania • resources that we can get more of • River Separates PA from New Jersey • resources that will eventually run out • Davis The highest point in Pennsylvania. • anything that makes the environment dirty • Pennsylvania is known as the _________________ state. • Erie Great lake that borders PA at its Northwest corner • ...

12 Items: A tool used to gather leaves • Dry grass that farm animals eat • A big orange fruit we see in fall • It falls from trees during autumn • A small nut that grows on an oak tree • A yellow vegetable that grows on a cob • Shoes you wear when it’s muddy or rainy • A red or green fruit that grows on trees • A bird that says "hoot" and flies at night • ...

12 Items: An organism that makes its own food • Energy stored in chemical bonds and released through chemical reactions • A colorless, odorless, tasteless liquid that living things need to survive • A gas produced by animals during respiration that plants use for photosynthesis • A gas produced by plants during photosynthesis that animals use for respiration • ...

14 Items: Rivers and Lakes. • The top of mountains. • This habitat covers 70% of Korea. • Cutting down trees in the forest. • A big cat that lives in rainforests. • The only continent without grasslands. • To use less of something like electricity. • The largest habitat (it is filled with water). • The plants that give the grassland habitats name. • ...

10 Items: South African currency • The legislative capital of South Africa • "The .... nation"- South Africa's nickname • The number of capital cities South Africa has • South Africa's first post apartheid president • The number of official languages in South Africa • The African ......... - one of the big five animals • ...

10 Items: Causing harm or damage • Cheerful and full of energy • A deep or seemingly bottomless chasm • A lengthy and aggressive speech or lecture • Demonstrating aggression and willingness to fight • Excessively talkative, especially on trivial matters • to resist an opponent or an unwelcome demand; surrender • Treating serious issues with deliberately inappropriate humor • ...

10 Items: A person who plants seeds. • Ground or soil that has a lot of rocks. • Sharp, pointed parts of certain plants. • Rised every morning and warms the earth. • Rich, healthy soil that helps plants grow. • The result of a plant growing and producing. • A way or track laid down for walking continual repeatedly. • A simple story used to explain a moral or spiritual lesson. • ...

6 Items: someone who designs buildings • a room where people can relax • refers to something has been left behind or given up on • an open space that is partly or completely surrounded by buildings • a place where stray, lost, abandoned, or surrendered animals are kept • ...

10 Items: Lasted about 60 million years • the big land mass before pangea • before it was called just oxyegene • plant from the carboniferous period • a supercontnant formed from gondwana • a sea animal during the carboniferous period • corals One of the carboniferous periods animals • a reasource from the earth that is nonrenweable. • ...

10 Items: The father of the monkeys. • The reader of the gas meter. • The animals in Mr. Twit's spaghetti. • Another name for Mrs. Twit's other eye. • A "Giant Skillywiggler" seen by Mr. Twit. • The disease that Mr. and Mrs. Twits caught. • The superglue used by Mr. Twit to capture the birds. • The previous job of Mr. and Mrs. Twits in the circus. • ...

10 Items: A big smile • A color like snow or clouds • A small river where water flows • Talking very softly, like a secret • A big area full of trees and animals • To go look around and find new things. • A word we use to ask about something, like, “What is this?” • A word we use to ask for a reason, like, “Why is the sky blue?” • ...

4 Items: Frog • Bird • Tiger • Monkey

10 Items: os • gos • gat • dofí • lleo • polar • jaguar • elefant • tortuga • cocodril

6 Items: most voluminous river in the world • the highest mountain on planet Earth • the planet where we live and plants and animals grow • the large body of salt water that covers most of the planet. • the air that moves from one place to another due to changes in temperature • meter a unit of volume that is equal to the volume of a cube with sides of one meter in length

20 Items: cow • pig • dog • cat • duck • goat • fish • bird • sheep • horse • mouse • turkey • donkey • rabbit • parrot • turtle • ferret • chicken • hamster • inguana

16 Items: preserved • to travel widely • a short journey or trip • unable to be affected by • goods to be bought and sold. • the act of gratifying desires • stone used to make paths or roads • in its original condition, unspoilt. • attractively unusual or old fashioned • the quality or state of being tranquil • visit places of interest in a particular location. • ...

139 Items: red • dog • cat • may • one • two • six • ten • lays • twix • blue • pink • fish • bird • wind • pies • corn • cold • rake • note • clef • duet • flat • june • july • four • five • nine • band • bass • tuba • sing • mars • takis • nerds • green • zebra • horse • cider • seeds • decor • chord • mezzo • sharp • march • april • three • seven • eight • choir • drums • flute • voice • viola • cello • venus • earth • fritos • welchs • kitkat • reeses • crunch • haribo • orange • yellow • purple • apples • lattes • movies • leaves • colors • nature • turkey • family • ...

8 Items: Paramecium is a unicellular ciliated protozoan. • A long, hairlike part that protists use to move. • protist that moves by a flagellum, known for its eyespot. • A cell that contains a nucleus and membrane bound organelles • eukaryotes that cannot be classified as animals, plants, or fungi • A unicellular organism that lacks a nucleus and membrane bound organelles • ...

18 Items: – to come together (usually in community) • – the study of past peoples and past civilizations. • – the study of a person’s individual or familial past • – changes that occur as a result of changes in the environment. • – beliefs or rituals passed down from one generation to the next • – a large population of people organized into a collective society • ...

13 Items: Organism that only eats meat. • Organism that only eats plants. • Animal hunted by another animal. • Plants use _____ to make energy. • ______ eat dead and/or decaying matter. • Organism that eats both plants and animals. • ______ break down dead and decaying matter. • All of the energy on earth begins with the ____. • ...

6 Items: the highest mountain on planet Earth. • the most voluminous river in the world. • the planet where we live and plants and animals grow. • the large body of salt water that covers most of the planet. • the air that moves from one place to another due to changes in temperature. • ...

15 Items: The police catch ________s. • Other children lived in ________. • Police protect people in _________. • Some jobs are easy, hard, or __________. • Some children in cities ________ed shoes. • Children in the __________ worked on farms. • Children in the country would ________ animals. • Governments made _________s to protect children. • ...

15 Items: Reusing materials • Where animals live • A stock of materials • No longer exists, dies out • Humans clear trees to build houses • Variety of habitats and ecosystems • Prevention of wasteful use of a resource • Production and disharge of gas or radiation • Deplete the stock of fish in a body of water • Weather conditions over a long period of time • ...

20 Items: When the sun goes down • A large stream of water • A place with many books • A stick of wax for light • A tool that attracts metal • A game to solve or assemble • A loud sound during a storm • Someone who helps you learn • A fabric that covers windows • A large area with many trees • A bag you carry on your back • A structure over water or land • A surface that reflects images • ...

20 Items: What Christmas lights do • A strong winter snowstorm • A tiny piece of frozen ice • A wrapped gift for someone • How something shines brightly • A special day for celebrating • Songs people sing at Christmas • Warm clothing worn on your hands • The month when Christmas happens • A tree that stays green all year • A circle of greenery hung on a door • ...

20 Items: A heavy fall of snow • Where elves make toys • A minty Christmas flavor • Someone who assists Santa • Bright lights that shimmer • The place where Santa lives • What you use to cover gifts • A special meal eaten together • Bells that make a jingling sound • A type of tree used for Christmas • Singing songs from house to house • The special feeling of the season • ...

20 Items: A young angora goat • A group of angora goats • The coat of an angora goat • A type or kind of livestock • The standard of mohair fibre • Someone who raises angora goats • Industry that uses mohair fibre • Sending mohair products overseas • The grassy area where goats graze • How goats feed on grass and plants • Farm animals raised for production • ...

20 Items: What Christmas lights do • A strong winter snowstorm • A tiny piece of frozen ice • A wrapped gift for someone • How something shines brightly • A special day for celebrating • Songs people sing at Christmas • Warm clothing worn on your hands • The month when Christmas happens • A tree that stays green all year • A circle of greenery hung on a door • ...

20 Items: to cut apart for study • dull lacking excitement • a collection of animals • possible to do, practical • to give out or distribute • loud confusion or disorder • a hopeful or positive outlook • gloomy, silent or bad tempered • certain to happen; unavoidable • something believed without proof • acting suddenly without thinking • easy to reach, use or understand • ...

26 Items: A period of time. • A long span of time. • A specific area in time. • A place for storage of fluids. • Earliest era in earths history. • Remains of a prehistoric animal. • A break in the continuous rock record. • Numeric age of a layer of rocks or fossils • Record of rock layers over a period of time. • Living organism that shapes its environment. • ...

25 Items: An organism’s home. • The living organisms in an ecosystem • The non-living organisms in an ecosystem. • Organisms that only consume plant matter. • An organism that feeds on other organisms. • Organisms that only consume other animals. • Organisms that consume both plants and animals. • Organisms that can make their own food in an ecosystem • ...

10 Items: cow • pig • lion • zebra • horse • camel • sheep • monkey • giraffe • elephant

17 Items: to shout • synonym of tomb • synonym of expel • opposite of strong • cloth used at the top of a bed • name of the poems main character • a very scary or frightening dream • a bird of prey that eats dead animals • socially correct and with good manners. • ugly and unpleasant.Similiar to ghoulish • kind, helpful and caring for other people • ...

6 Items: the highest mountain on planet Earth • the most voluminous river in the world • the planet where we live and plants and animals grow • the large body of salt water that covers most of the planet. • the air that moves from one place to another due to changes in temperature • ...

10 Items: Animals that are often kept as pets. • The name of the poor man in the story. • Having a lot of money or valuable things. • A door in a fence that you can go through. • A big meal for celebrating, with lots of food. • Small pieces of food that fall off when you eat. • Painful spots on the skin that can be sick or hurt. • ...

10 Items: a large natural stream of water. • a piece of land surrounded by water. • the lowest part of a lake, river or sea. • a clear liquid, without colour or taste. • a large area of water surrounded by land. • a hill of sand near a beach or in a desert. • a high area of rock with a very steep side. • an area of land, used for growing crops or keeping animals. • ...

10 Items: What creatures the Kalila and Dimna were? • The age of Prophet Muhammad when his mother died • Who judge the debate between animals and humans? • Mawlana Rumi wrote a great work called ____________ • The Ikhwan al-Safa were greater thinkers and ______. • Farid al-Din Attar was the owner of a shop in ________ • ...

5 Items: main law in Mexico for environmental issues (abbreviation) • one penalty for not following the Law on General Equilibrium and Environmental Protection • one topic/matter the Law on General Ecological Equilibrium and Environmental Protection covers • it seeks to understand the vital connections between plants and animals and everything around them • ...

19 Items: Billie Jo's brother • ma died because of a... • Billie jo's favorite hobby • where the animals are kept • Billie Jo threw a pail of... • Billie Jo's father's profession • the state where Billie Jo lives • Billie Jo's father's girlfriend • the first name of Billie jo's ma • the crop Billie jo's father grows • time when the economy was very bad • the first name of Billie Jo's father • ...

12 Items: the method for washing ropes • will cause panic if placed over nostrils • steps taken to minimize spread of disease • main concern when trying to capture a sheep • what prey animals want to do when threatened • disease that can transfer from animal to human • when large animal personnel should wear jewelry • used when more head control is needed in chutes • ...

12 Items: A subject where you add and count • A subject where you move and play games • A place where you borrow and read books • A subject where you read books and stories • A subject where you draw, paint, and create • A subject where you sing or play instruments • A subject where you learn how to spell words • A subject where you use a keyboard and mouse • ...

12 Items: What is Coriolanus' family name? • Which district does Lucy Gray live in? • What is the name of Coriolanus' cousin? • Coriolanus hopes to win the ______ Prize. • What year of the Hunger Games in the novel? • What is Lucy Gray's profession in the Districts • What is Coriolanus' relationship to the Hunger Games? • What is the day when the tributes are selected called? • ...

12 Items: to light something on fire • to drool saliva while eating something. • a piece of ground rising on a marsh area. • a person that opposes an enemy or opponent • something that you need to survive in life. • to close something very tightly and securely. • stripped leather that can be used as material. • sealed enough so that air cant escape or get in. • ...

16 Items: Mr. Coughlin's baby's name. • What the Easter Bunny hides. • Flowers _____ in the Spring. • April 1st is April _____ Day. • April _____ bring May flowers. • What you use to draw on a sidewalk. • In Spring, trees regrow their _____. • Animals that go south for the Winter. • The number of days we will be on break. • The temperature gets _____ in the Spring. • ...

16 Items: to put in writing • unable to be found • to declare the punishment • the set of bones of the body • a fight between two opposing sides • to help the enemy of; commit treason • in another direction or to another place • any thought or picture formed in the mind • any activity that takes great effort or planning • to act as or provide cover, protection, or shelter for • ...

13 Items: Meaning "heat" • Meaning "earth" • Menaing "study" • Meaning "measure" • Meaning "target" or "see" • How temperature affects different materials. • The study of how our emotions and thoughts affect our actions. • The features of the land, and how they affect people and nature. • Understanding history by exploring sites where people used to live. • ...

10 Items: Witch hunts began in this continent • Time period when people believed in witches • People accused of witchcraft often did not follow this • The religion that spread in Europe and saw magic as evil • Magical animals in Japan known for trickery and illusions • Famous event of fear and punishment for witches in America • ...

10 Items: An animal that eats only insects. • An animal that eats mostly fruit. • Something that can cause harm or danger • Having a disease or illness caused by germs. • Using sound waves and echoes to locate objects • To become smaller or weaker in number or strength. • A large group of animals living together in one place. • ...

10 Items: We swim in the sea around the small ... . • Many birds and animals live in the dark ... . • The farmer grows yellow corn in the green ... . • The tall ... has snow on its top, even in summer. • We use a light to look for bats inside the cold ... . • A long, blue ... runs through the middle of the city. • The children play outside when the soft white ... falls. • ...