20 Items: Swiss resort near the Matterhorn • Italian skier nicknamed “La Bomba” • Austrian downhill specialist of the 1990s • Austrian skier nicknamed “The Herminator” • City that hosted the 1998 Winter Olympics • American skier Bode who won six Olympic medals • American skiing family with multiple Olympians • French skier who won three Olympic golds in 1968 • ...

15 Items: Rice wine that makes you bow to strangers • Lime-flavored excuse to wear a sombrero indoors • Spanish fruit punch that makes you dance on tables • Bubbly liquid that costs more than your car payment • What you call your voice after karaoke night at 3 AM • Pirate juice that makes you say "arrr" uncontrollably • ...

1 Item: English Science DigitalLiteracy Vocational Spelling Verbal SocialStudies Arts Music French Yoruba Quantitative HandWriting

20 Items: Boxer nicknamed “The Greatest” • Golfer nicknamed “The Golden Bear” • Scored the “Hand of God” goal in 1986 • Only footballer to win three World Cups • Baseball slugger nicknamed “The Bambino” • Ice hockey legend nicknamed “The Great One” • American track star who won nine Olympic golds • Won six NBA championships with the Chicago Bulls • ...

12 Items: Which Spanish king ordered the invasion of England? • Who was Elizabeth’s spymaster who uncovered Catholic plots? • What 1586 plot led directly to Mary, Queen of Scots’ execution? • What French port, lost under Mary I, did Elizabeth fail to regain? • What document did the Pope issue in 1570 excommunicating Elizabeth? • ...

11 Items: to legally overturn • the act of seizing by force • not siding with one country or another • something done or said that becomes an example for others to follow • a group of department heads who serve as the presidents chief advisors • A 1797 incident in which french officials demanded a bribe from us diplomats • ...

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 • ...

20 Items: American swimmer who won 11 Olympic medals • Australian sprinter known as “The Missile” • Australian swimmer nicknamed “The Thorpedo” • American swimmer nicknamed “Missy the Missile” • American swimmer who won 23 Olympic gold medals • American swimmer who competed in five Olympic Games • Hungarian swimmer known as the “Queen of Backstroke” • ...

20 Items: Winners of the 1966 FIFA World Cup • England midfielder in the 1966 final • Winners of the 1982 World Cup in Spain • Captained Argentina to victory in 2022 • Winners of the 1978 World Cup as hosts • Scored the “Goal of the Century” in 1986 • Hosts of the first FIFA World Cup in 1930 • Frenchman who scored twice in the 1998 final • ...

20 Items: Winners of the 1966 FIFA World Cup • England midfielder in the 1966 final • Winners of the 1982 World Cup in Spain • Captained Argentina to victory in 2022 • Winners of the 1978 World Cup as hosts • Scored the “Goal of the Century” in 1986 • Hosts of the first FIFA World Cup in 1930 • Frenchman who scored twice in the 1998 final • ...

20 Items: American swimmer who won 11 Olympic medals • Australian sprinter known as “The Missile” • Australian swimmer nicknamed “The Thorpedo” • American swimmer nicknamed “Missy the Missile” • American swimmer who won 23 Olympic gold medals • American swimmer who competed in five Olympic Games • Hungarian swimmer known as the “Queen of Backstroke” • ...

40 Items: Fav Dog. • Fav Tea. • Fav book. • Fav Cake. • Fav Fish. • Your age. • Fav color. • Fav Drink. • Fav Smell. • Fav Series. • Fav Prefume. • Your Zodiac. • Spirit Animal. • French for love. • You in body this. • Your Birth Month. • Your birth stone. • Your birth flower. • Filipino for love. • Japanese for love. • What you look like. • You are this to me. • Fav Chocolate Snack. • What I think of you. • ...

25 Items: Quebec • Ottawa • Houston • Vancouver • Hudson Bay • Los Angeles • New York City • Washington D.C. • GDP: Gross Domestic Product • Inuit: Native people in Canada • WW2: A war fought over world power • Literacy Rate: The ability to read or write • Legislative: The Branch that makes the laws • Executive: The Branch that Enforces the laws • Civil War: A war that was fought over slavery • ...

25 Items: "Just do it." • Makers of the Corvette • The main competitor of Coca-Cola • Scandinavian building block brand • The world's most-used search engine • Creators of MS-DOS operating system • Coffee chain with a green siren logo • Company with a doughboy for a mascot • store chain owned by the Walton family • Known for their animated musical films • ...

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 • ...

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 • ...

15 Items: a popular vote • military draft • the right to vote • can defend with logic • king noble and easants • sudden overthrow of the government • military static where they burn or destroy crops • to formally give up control of a country or state • to incorporate into an existing political unit, such as a city or country • ...

15 Items: Famous beverage company known for its cola drink. • Japanese automaker known for reliable cars and trucks. • Beverage company known for its cola and other soft drinks. • German automaker known for luxury vehicles and motorcycles. • Technology company known for iPhones, Mac computers, and iPads. • Sportswear and footwear brand known for its three-striped logo. • ...

11 Items: The town Leonardo Da Vinci was born in • a painting done on wet, or damp plaster • Da Vinci painted this in a Monastery near Milan • Da Vinci went to work with this man after his training • Da Vinci died while living with this French King in 1519 • At age 14, Leonardo Da Vinci was an apprentice under this man • ...

11 Items: A subject that includes algebra, geometry, and calculus. • Garments worn to cover your feet and ankles, often in pairs. • A large piece of cloth or fabric that covers part of the floor. • A sweatshirt with a hood, often worn for casual or sporty looks. • A sweatshirt with a hood, often worn for casual or sporty looks. • ...

10 Items: second in command in the kitchen • a style of menu where items are costed individually. • a multi-course menu that allows chefs to show off their creativity. • the sector in the industry that is intended to make profit for the owner. • a supervisory role in the kitchen, usually overseeing one more commis chefs. • ...

17 Items: king • nobles • peasants • a popular vote • the right to vote • to the law or to rules • a political compromise • a sudden overthrow of the government • to formally give up control of a country or state • to incorporate into an existing political unit, such as a city or country • he middle class, including merchants, industrialists, and professional people • ...

42 Items: Water? (4) • Cetacean (5) • Loiterer (7,5) • Steak type (5) • I'm extinct (4) • Who the ….? (5) • Drunk again? (7) • Hazel rodent (8) • Chocolate bar (6) • Aquatic horse (5) • Whipping boy (3,5) • Chimp perhaps? (6) • Pets or spoons (7) • Not this way! (2,5) • A pan coating (3,5) • Urticaria cause? (7) • A bit of a pansy (5) • Depressed equine (6) • French instrument (4) • European footwear (5) • ...

200 Items: up • cat • dog • arm • toe • air • gay • red • oil • sun • lion • mars • ares • zues • cold • warm • ears • nose • eyes • knee • snow • rain • fire • axis • star • kite • left • east • west • down • side • back • dead • code • blue • pink • grey • lime • kiwi • wine • beer • math • jail • ohio • utah • peru • moon • ring • cube • oval • tree • leaf • zebra • hippo • cupid • venus • earth • fuzzy • boots • shirt • socks • pants • heels • mouth • storm • water • right • north • south • front • alive • super • green • black • brown • white • lemon • apple • olive • vodka • roman • greek • ...

31 Items: determined • an umbrella • july in french • july in Spanish • counterclockwise • astonish or shock • ecstatically happy • a confused mixture • very loving or loyal • extremely impressive • curious or inquiring • spend time aimlessly; idle • to look amorously or wantonly • greatly dismayed or horrified • greatly surprised or astonished • completely confused; very puzzled • ...

23 Items: I am made of 108 spirits • They can run around 150mph • This pokemon has the most heads • This professor was once a champion • This pokemon is eaten as a delicacy • This pokemon is featured on currency • The original name of this was Foxfire • This pokemon has over 4 billion variants • This pokemon was the first one ever created • The only champion to not have a home town is • ...

24 Items: "Penman of the Revolution" • Called "Savior of the South" • Negotiated the Treaty of Paris • Captain of the Bonhomme Richard • Commander of the Continental Army • "Give me Liberty or Give me Death" • British Commander-in-Chief 1778-1782 • 1st Person Killed in the Boston Massacre • Known for the Capture of Ft. Ticonderoga • President of the 2nd Continental Congress • ...

200 Items: up • cat • dog • arm • toe • air • gay • red • oil • sun • lion • mars • ares • zues • cold • warm • ears • nose • eyes • knee • snow • rain • fire • axis • star • kite • left • east • west • down • side • back • dead • code • blue • pink • grey • lime • kiwi • wine • beer • math • jail • ohio • utah • peru • moon • ring • cube • oval • tree • leaf • zebra • hippo • cupid • venus • earth • fuzzy • boots • shirt • socks • pants • heels • mouth • storm • water • right • north • south • front • alive • super • green • black • brown • white • lemon • apple • olive • vodka • roman • greek • ...

5 Items: poire • banane • fraise • citron • chocolat

13 Items: adj. -French origin, bizzare "odd/fantastic" • adj. -Latin origin, from vulnerare "to wound" • v. -Latin origin, from in "in" and durus "hard" • v. -Latin origin, from examen "a test, balance, or weight" • n. -Latin origin, from per "through" and specere "to look" • v. or n. -Latin origin, from contra "against" and stare "to stand" • ...

20 Items: tale´s opener • first tale collectors • Little Red Riding Hood author • "slow and steady wins the race" • the author of "Pride and Prejudice" • All tales share the rule of three and... • French fabulist who was inspired by Aesop • "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn” author • The Ugly Duckling was written for this author • a story about human events or actions not proven • ...

15 Items: Economic system developed by Adam Smith. • French estate that was made up of the clergy. • Who gained independence through a slave revolt? • What country became unified under Otto von Bismarck? • What was the result of all Latin American revolutions? • What is another word for peasant in the feudalism system? • ...

8 Items: French nobleman who became Washington’s trusted aide. • Name given to Americans who supported independence from Britain. • Patriot who disguised himself as a teacher to spy on the British • Location where the patriot forces endured a winter of terrible suffering. • Patriot fighter who accompanied her husband into battle and took his place when he died. • ...

17 Items: upper class • payment for losses in war • the destruction of forest land • someone sent on a religious mission • provincial ruler in the Ottoman empire • special economic rights given to a foreign power • the isolation of women in separate living quarters • situation in which a country imports more than it exports • ...

226 Items: ji • art • fay • ray • lee • jin • band • math • jets • betz • nims • guye • wade • shaw • vose • lowe • horn • rice • lang • teal • eagle • latin • track • ligon • smith • lytle • platt • posta • wolfe • lloyd • faler • kloth • riggs • diniz • dobbs • lewis • miles • moore • rhame • owens • wilke • patel • gerth • lazar • luken • myles • owens • bates • davis • mccoy • cooks • morgan • chaney • noland • french • german • alumni • soccer • beaven • lander • thomas • tulley • kroger • miller • minano • vernon • canter • gibson • knodle • cotton • huskey • ...

1 Item: , ènergie , climat , planète , vert , égalité , éducation , biodiversité

24 Items: the study of religion • A sign used by Muslim soldiers • The rules knights had to follow • Muslim leader who took back Jerusalem • Beliefs that go against Church teachings • A poor farmer who could not leave the land • Cross A sign used by Christian soldiers • A group that helps make laws for a country • A ruler who believed everyone should learn • ...

20 Items: Inventor of basketball in 1891 • Winners of the first FIFA World Cup in 1930 • First horse to win the U.S. Triple Crown in 1919 • English town where the game of rugby was invented • Host of the first Olympics held in the USA in 1904 • First city where the World Series was played in 1903 • Arsenal’s stadium before the Emirates opened in 2006 • ...

24 Items: the study of religion • A sign used by Muslim soldiers • The rules knights had to follow • Muslim leader who took back Jerusalem • Beliefs that go against Church teachings • A poor farmer who could not leave the land • Cross A sign used by Christian soldiers • A group that helps make laws for a country • A ruler who believed everyone should learn • ...

20 Items: Serbian star who first won Wimbledon in 2011 • German legend who won the Golden Slam in 1988 • American who won 109 ATP titles in his career • Croatian who won Wimbledon in 2001 as a wildcard • Swiss player who won 20 Grand Slam singles titles • The only man to win the calendar Grand Slam twice • British player who won Wimbledon in 2013 and 2016 • ...

21 Items: Tennis • Serbian star who first won Wimbledon in 2011 • German legend who won the Golden Slam in 1988 • American who won 109 ATP titles in his career • Croatian who won Wimbledon in 2001 as a wildcard • Swiss player who won 20 Grand Slam singles titles • The only man to win the calendar Grand Slam twice • British player who won Wimbledon in 2013 and 2016 • ...

19 Items: kind of narrator used in an epic story • The main purpose of the narrative genre • central theme of the epic poem Gilgamesh • upon a time fairy tale usually begins with • Minor subgenre that contains a moral lesson • The roots of the fairy-tale genre come from • minor subgenre based on unproven human events • It is a long narrative poem with elevated style • ...

230 Items: TV • arm • ear • leg • art • hat • fun • pod • dog • big • die • fat • ill • old • wet • bed • low • bin • rug • aunt • foot • hair • hand • nose • coat • desk • item • meal • suit • meet • move • play • read • ride • bike • send • tidy • walk • clue • dark • evil • gold • hate • hide • Lent • long • look • main • rich • tall • thin • trip • ugly • wide • lick • sick • park • bank • café • fact • fair • fine • free • port • post • sink • sofa • mouth • teeth • uncle • under • boots • break • diary • drama • dress • great • jeans • maths • music • ruler • shirt • shoes • skirt • socks • lunch • snack • ...

21 Items: German airships used for bombing raids. • Prevented supplies from reaching Germany. • Peace treaty ending WWI; punished Germany. • Union between Germany and Austria forbidden. • Used by Germany to sink Allied supply ships. • German emperor who abdicated in November 1918. • (Nov. 11, 1918)Agreement to stop fighting WWI. • Payments Germany owed to Allies for war damage. • ...

20 Items: Inventor of basketball in 1891 • Winners of the first FIFA World Cup in 1930 • First horse to win the U.S. Triple Crown in 1919 • English town where the game of rugby was invented • Host of the first Olympics held in the USA in 1904 • First city where the World Series was played in 1903 • Arsenal’s stadium before the Emirates opened in 2006 • ...

12 Items: An explosive used to destroy submarines. • Monetary payment is used to right a wrong. • Naval submarines used by Germany in World War 1. • A position of remaining neutral in times of conflict. • African-American Regiment that fought on the front lines of World War I with the French. • ...

9 Items: In English, the name "Dutch sauce" was common through the 19th century but was changed to • a versatile food made from coagulated and pressed soybean milk, resulting in a spongy, white block. • the sensory experience in your mouth when you eat something chef’s normally have a very good ______ • ...

78 Items: ham • bad • soup • eggs • fish • peas • rice • food • good • salad • bread • apple • bacon • lunch • onion • pizza • toast • steak • I cry • I eat • potato • banana • fruits • cheese • tomato • dinner • grapes • orange • carrot • cereal • turkey • chicken • lettuce • sausage • I drink • sandwich • pancakes • s/he has • bathroom • they cry • I am sad • they eat • hamburger • breakfast • spaghetti • a problem • s/he sees • s/he runs • vegetables • s/he wants • s/he walks • they drink • we are sad • ...

11 Items: a ruler that belives in the enlightenment • to keep other rulers and countries in check • French for philosopher applied to all intellectuals during the Enlightenment • rights with which all humans are born, including the rights to life, liberty, and property • sun-centered the system of the universe in which the Earth and planets revolve around the sun • ...

15 Items: to leave military duty without returning • long steel knives attached to the end of guns • country who came began helping the Americans in 1776 • European country recruited by France to help the U.S. • France signed two treaties with the colonies after this battle • Britain's most powerful weapon in the war. America could not match it. • ...

250 Items: ada • eva • jad • max • ria • rgs • bgt • fry • art • leo • lbq • ayla • emre • evan • iris • laea • lyla • maja • milo • ruth • seth • tara • toto • sats • yoda • opal • spag • jolf • aleen • chloe • david • deniz • dylan • eddie • ellie • elsie • emily • frank • harry • henry • isaac • jackb • jackh • james • kathy • kiera • laura • lewis • lilya • lydia • marla • miles • myles • reece • riwal • rocky • ruben • sahib • seren • teddy • tobyg • tobyj • yusuf • zaras • zaraw • buddy • mrmen • dorms • bread • heart • blood • lungs • lunch • snack • break • cafeb • africa • ...

1 Item: Mary Wollstonecraft, John Locke, Voltaire, Rousseau, Montesquieu, French Revolution, National Assembly, Tennis Court Oath, Reign of Terror, Napoleon Bonaparte, Declaration of Independence, Bill of Rights, American Revolution, Haitian Revolution, Simon Bol

1 Item: English, Spanish, Arabic, French, Persian, German, Russian, Malay, Portuguese, Italian, Turkish, Lahnda, Tamil, Urdu, Korean, Hindi, Bengali, Japanese, Vietnamese, Telugu, and Marathi. Chances are you speak at least one of these languages fluently.

1 Item: bessiecoleman sexism racism limitations courage 1920 chicago france french propellerplane texas firstwoman wings pioneer flight tali engine solo record route service mission control airport, medal twenty parachute flying cabin dedication test horizon, lau

2 Items: twoslices • threeslices

37 Items: Inventor of the printing press • Simpler Anglican worship style • Church split with multiple popes • Period of papal residence in Avignon • Protestant church governed by elders • Pope who excommunicated Martin Luther • Belief contradicting Church teachings • Buying and selling of Church positions • Everyday language spoken by the people • ...

64 Items: Dennis-ESL • Hurley-ESL • Lopez-IBCA • Manuel-ESL • Suiter-RTI • Goudeau-ESL • Penado-Band • Stoupy-Band • Warnken-Art • Gobert-SPED • Foreman-SPED • Cheramie-STEM • Miles-7th ELA • Boss-Librarian • Fruge-PE Coach • Taylor-7th ELA • Zaazoui-French • Comeaux-6th ELA • Hebert-7th Math • Tenali-8th Math • Edwards-PE Coach • C. Hayes-6th ELA • Higgins-6th Math • Perkins-7th Math • Ross-8th Science • Savoie-Combo ELA • ...

16 Items: The French word for love. • The Italian word for love. • This Greek goddess is associated with roses and love. • Watch these movies with your sweetie on a special day. • The holiday has roots in this Middle Ages Roman festival. • The most popular flower to give and receive on Valentine's Day. • This Roman god of love is often used as a symbol for Valentine's Day. • ...

15 Items: Known for leading violent riots against the British. • These Colonists opposed British rule in the colonies. • These Colonists supported British rule in the colonies. • Famous for the pharse "Give me liberty, or give me death." • An act meant to single out Massachusetts, and punish them for the Boston Tea Party. • ...

50 Items: Wags when happy • Used to call dogs • The sound of a dog • Used to walk a dog • Pulls sleds in snow • Tiny dog from Mexico • Competes in dog shows • Furry feet with claws • Foxlike dog from Japan • Helps manage livestock • Long, sad canine sound • Energetic small terrier • Assists in game hunting • A friendly dog greeting • Protective working breed • Follows scents or trails • ...

1 Item: Bouteille, Chat, Eau, Forte, Grand, Mere, Voiture, Avec, Capuchon, Dernier, Fille, Français, Madame, Napoleon, Vous, Beinvenu, Charles, Deux, Football, Garcon, Merci, Paris, Bon Voyage, S'il vous plaît

28 Items: - Retirement paradise where gardens bloom and wallets empty • - Car manufacturing town that puts wheels on Canadian dreams • - Medieval fortress city that somehow ended up in North America • - Cottage country gateway where city folk pretend to be outdoorsy • - The center of the universe, according to everyone who lives there • ...

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. • ...

40 Items: I l_______ my daughter. • Do you ________ French? • What time do they a_______? • I r_______ what you told me. • I l_______ hot dogs from IKEA. • We will b_______ work at 8:00am. • Do you want to c_______ with us? • Can I ______p you find something? • That doesn't a_______ my question. • Did you m_______ anybody new today? • If I ____t too much, I will get fat. • ...

15 Items: Gold-seeking migrants who moved to California during the Gold Rush. • Railroad Railroad built to span from Omaha, Nebraska to Sacramento, California. • Trail A 2000-mile trail stretching through the Great Plains from western Missouri to the Oregon Territory. • ...

127 Items: “GIRL” • A-UNIT • OBJECT • BỔ-NGỮ • ĐẠI-TỪ • SUBJECT • CHỦ-NGỮ • TÂN-NGỮ • PRONOUNS • THESE-ARE • “THE-GIRL” • ADJECTIVES • COMPLEMENT • CAKE-CAKES • SUBSTANCES • THE-SENSES • “THE”-GIRL • NOUN-PHRASE • CỤM-DANH-TỪ • FOR-EXAMPLE • LỚP-DANH-TỪ • AND-MEANING • COUNT-NOUNS • DETERMINERS • TỪ-HẠN-ĐỊNH • “SOME”-CAKE • FOR-INSTANCE • NOUN-CLASSES • PROPER-NOUNS • COMMON-NOUNS • LIKE-“WARMTH • A-SINGLE-NOUN • DANH-TỪ-RIÊNG • DANH-TỪ-CHUNG • PEOPLE-PLACES • ...

34 Items: a sweet substance used in baking and cooking. • A type of nut often used in pies and pralines. • A sweet confection made with nuts and sugar syrup. • A creamy dessert that can be either sweet or savory. • A refreshing herb often used in candies and desserts. • a type of hard candy made by boiling sugar or molasses. • ...

28 Items: Inca Farming • Aztec farming technique • start of WW II in Europe • A movement for religious reform • Movement of people from rural areas to cities • a society in which people make a living from farming • powerful Indian empire founded on Lake Texcoco (Mexico) • Meeting at which Europeans agreed on rules for colonizing Africa • ...