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Foods and Nutrition
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Food
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Rub food on a grater to break it into fine particles. Make liquid by heating. Quality of food, rough, smooth, creamy, etc.. Cook in the oven. Stir together two or more ingredients until blended.
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Foods in America
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Food
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Stereotypical American food. A sandwich made with toasted bread and cheddar cheese. 23/9% of _____ adults are obese. Served with pancakes. Like a crêpe, served with syrup.
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Football
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Sports
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What is the name of the medal awarded to the Best & Fairest player . What is the name of the Doctor that bought the South Melbourne club and moved them to Sydney (Dr Geoffrey ?). The term that describes the duration of a competition. The officials who preside over a match. The street procession on Grand Final eve where fans can cheer the players.
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Force
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Physics
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When acted on an object at rest, it won't make it move. The tendency to do nothing. A Pull or push. The floor or a wall that stops an object. The resistance of an object on the surface it's on .
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Forces
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Science
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Newton's ___ law of motion that describes equal and opposite reactions. what forces are when the net force is zero. Newton's ___ law of motion that states: acceleration= net force divided by mass. a push or a pull. force exerted by an object that is perpendicular to its surface.
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Forces
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Science
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a push or pull to move stop or change direction. a force that opposes motion. a wheel with a rod or axle in the center. the combination of all the forces acting on an objects. forces that act on an object and dont cancel out each other unbalanced forces cause a change in motion.
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Forces and Machines
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Technology
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The force that comes when two things are rubbed together is called _________.. These have many parts.. This simple machine is used to hold things together.. Objects move more easily with___________friction.. If the fulcrum is far away from the object, the object is________ to move..
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Forces in Fluid
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Physics
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the amount of force per unit area appplied to an object. any substance that can flow and take the shape of the container that holds it. describes the measure of the ratio of mass to volume. the amount of space occupied by a three-dimensional object . height above sea level.
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Foreign Defense Policy
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Government and Politics
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A relationship between two or more people, regions, nations or other entities in which each is dependent on the other for necessary goods or services.. a government's strategy in dealing with other nations. a group tasked with gathering, processing and analyzing national security information from around the world, primarily through the use of human intelligence. international organization formed in 1945 to increase political and economic cooperation among member countries.. a union of oil producing countries that regulate the amount of oil each country is able to produce..
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Forensics
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Other
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DNA can link a person to this location. Blood type that does contain B agglutinogens. database that can be used to find matches for fingerprints found at a crime scene. Blood type that contains A and B agglutinogens. people with type AB blood are called universal ____, because they can receive blood from anyone.
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Forms of Government
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Government and Politics
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A state or government ruled by an absolute ruler.. Government ruled by a leader who has a hereditary right. . Government by a single person, who holds unlimited power.. Government by the people, either directly or through representatives. . Government by the few, usually a small faction or group. .
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Fossil
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Earth Sciences
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Complete the crossword with the correct vocabulary words, one letter per square, both across and down, from the given definitions.
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an object that is made when material is shaped into a mold.. a framework of bones.. the breakdown of rock by wind, rain, or water; how the Grand Canyon was formed.. material that settles at the bottom of the oceans, lakes, or rivers.. ancient extinct elephants; they lived in the Ice Age..
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Fossil Fuels
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Business and Work
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use the hints to discover the vocabulary of fossil fuels!
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once it is used up, it cannot be replaced. the gas form of fossil fuels. coal, oil or natural gas. the liquid form of fossil fuels. the solid form of fossil fuels.
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Fossil Fuels
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Other
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Gases such as carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide, water vapor, and ozone in the atmosphere which are involved in the greenhouse effect. A nuclear reaction in which atomic nuclei of low atomic number fuse to form a heavier nucleus with the release of energy. Thermal energy generated and stored in the Earth. Flammable gas, consisting largely of methane and other hydrocarbons, occurring naturally underground (often in association with petroleum) and used as fuel. A natural fuel such as coal or gas, formed in the geological past from the remains of living organisms.
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Fossils
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Science
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Use the clues to complete the puzzle.
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can be used to help identify the relative age of a rock layer. occurs when many species die out at the same time. all of the fossils in Earth's rock layers. a unit of time that contains the Age of Dinosaurs. a geologic chart that divides Earth's history into units.
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Fossils
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Geology
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animal that eats mean. a fossil dig site located in the middle of Los Angeles. a person who has expert knowledge in one or more of the natural or physical sciences. a type of wolf that lived in North America . animal that eats plants.
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Fossils
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Earth Sciences
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a solid copy of the shape of an organism. fossils in which minerals replace all of, or part, an organism. an organism that no longer exists and will never again live on Earth. provide evidence of the activities of ancient organisms. the change in living things over time.
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Foundation in Biology
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Biology
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the scientific study of life. organism that makes its own food using energy and simple raw materials from the environment. In multi-celled organisms, specialized cells organized in a pattern that allows them to perform a collective function. testable explanation of a natural phenomenon . statement based on a hypothesis.
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Foundations of American Government
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Government and Politics
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Publisher of New York Weekly Journal, who was arrested for criticizing the governor of New York. This led to the right of Freedom of Press. . Pattern of trade that developed in Colonial times among the Americas, Africa, and Europe.. American colonist in January 1776, inspired many by publishing, Common Sense. He wanted complete independence from Britain.. An organization formed to oppose the stamp act. . 'Great Charter' is another name for this. King had to sign this. It limited power of monarchs. It also protected nobles privileges and authority. Also it granted certain rules to landholders..
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Foundations of Democracy
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History
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The United States form of government is a ________ ________.. Political Independence. The people have the most say in a governmental system that utilizes ________ ________.. Barack Obama resigned his senate seat when he was elected president otherwise it would have violated the principle of ________ ___ _______.. An agreement among the governed and the government defining and limiting the rights and duties of each is called ________ ________..
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Founders' Son
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Body
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Formal end to slavery. Gave each state 30,000 acres. When a president is killed. Railroad trackage that crosses a continental land mass with terminals at different oceans or continental borders. 16th President.
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Fraction Vocabulary
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Math
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Read definitions and write the correct term in the appropriate space
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A fraction whose numerator is always 1. Of two numbers are factors that are the same that are called these. This fraction has a numerator greater than or equal to its denominator. The least common multiple of the denominators. The numer and denominator have no common factor other than 1.
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Fractions
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Math
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Fill-in each line with the correct vocabulary word
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a fraction with a numerator smaller than the denominator. a fraction with a numerator larger than the denominator. a fraction that is in lowest terms. two or more fractions with the same value but different names. commonly used, recognizable fractions.
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Fractures
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Body
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when the bone is diseased or weakened it is known as. fracture type where the bone breaks and pierces through the skin and becomes exposed. when the bone breaks and the two ends are pushed into each other...common in children. when the bone breaks in the shape caused from a twisting direction. fracture most commonly seen in athletes and comes from repeated stress on the bone.
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France
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European History
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The French biologist who dicovered pasteurization which is a process in microbiology.. a style of painting popular in France in the 1800's.. a famous French impressionist composer who wrote 'Clair de Lune' and 'Arabesque No. 1'. The country to the North of France separated by water. The name of the French national anthem in french.
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France
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World Geography
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Paul who is a famous French painter. Another of France's major mountain ranges. World's largest castle or palace. The capital of France. Caves with 17,000 year old rock paintings.
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Francis Drake
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European History
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A big ship. . His nickname, that the Spanish gave him. . A continent near Europe.. A city in panama. . A dry disgusting food for long voyages..
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Government and Politics
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Complete the crossword.
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A part of Roosevelt’s second New Deal, which provides money to the retired, children, the disabled, and the unemployed.. One of the three R's, which is to lay the foundation of economic growth.. One of the three R's, which is to ease the suffering of Americans.. Radio talks about issues of public concerns, clearly explaining Roosevelt’s New Deal programs.. The U.S. president who created the 'New Deal.' (First name, middle initial, last name).
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Free Enterprise Capitalism
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Other
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schooling, jobs, what to buy, sell etc. better, cheaper, more products, Incentive to invent. dollar value of all goods, services & structures, produced w/in a country in 12 month period. private citizens own & use the factors of production to make products & profits. daily adjustment in prices, adjusts industry.
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FREEDOM OF SPEECH
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Government and Politics
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Speech that is crude, coarse, profane, ribald or partially offensive . A public talk or lecture. Also called an open forum, is open to all expression that is protected under the First Amendment. Property the government has deliberately set aside for speech uses by members of the public. Works that visually depict real children engaged in sexual acts.
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French Food
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Food
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Often had as a side to dinner or even in deserts.. Had by lots of people first thing in the morning. Comes from Cows, often put in tea or coffee.. Had as a main with dinner but vegans and vegetarians don't eat. Often had with milk and sugar, in the afternoon.
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French Foods
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Food
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you drink this in the morning. babies love to drink this. this lives in the water and you can have this as your pet. you have this treat on hot days. you eat this on your birthday.
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French Revolution
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History
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Place where people were beheaded. Owned 10% of the land. 98% of the population. Leader of France after Louis XVI. Place where the king lived.
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French Revolution
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European History
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Device for beheading commonly used in the French Revolutionary period. Idea that a monarch rules through the might and will of God. Name given to the intellectual period of 18th-century Europe. This was the basis of the French economy in the 18th century. Composed of the high-ranking clergy.
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French Revolution
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European History
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Legislative body of France. A machine designed to behead people quickly with minimal pain. The middle class; Merchants. A sudden overthrow of government. Relating to or originating with ones country.
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French Revolution
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History
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Rights given to people that cannot and should not be taken away. King of France at the time of the Revolution. power to the people . People began to think for themselves, and make many Scientific Discoveries. Division of society in social classes.
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French Revolution and Napoleon
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European History
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Used to chop off people's heads. Where the famous oath was taken by the Third Estate. Those who tried to flee France during the revolution. Invading this country in winter was a big mistake by Napoleon. Radical group of French Revolutionaries.
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French Revolution Newspaper
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History
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A device for execution during the French Revolution. How to prevent an enemy from living off the land. By burning crops and killing livestocks. The alliance formed by Russia, Austria and Prussia. The use of troops or ships to prevent commercial traffic from entering a port. Napoleons last attempt to gain power in french by defeating the French king and becoming the emperor.
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Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
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Television
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Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
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___ Banks. West ___, where xx was born and raised. James ___ (played xx). ___. DJ Jazzy ___ (played xx).
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Fresh Water
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Earth Sciences
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A stream or smaller river that feeds into a main river.. The addition of any substance that has a negative effect on water or the living things that depend on water. Any form of water that falls from clouds and reaches Earth's surface.. The process of supplying water to areas of land to make them suitable for growing crops.. Water moves from bodies of water, land and living things on Earth's surface to the atmosphere and back to the the Earth's surface..
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Friendship
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Society
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The opposite of 'right in' or how you might feel if a friend snubs you (two words). 'Birds of a feather flock ____________'. Legend has it that this negative emotion can make you turn green. An ice-cream sundae with bananas, or a break-up with a friend. . A roadside trench used for drainage, or what you do when you leave a friend behind.
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Frog
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Animals
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something that you must do because of a rule, law or promise. used to describe something that is boring because it is always the same. quiet and peaceful. boring and too slow or long. seriousness and sincerity.
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Frogs & Toads
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Animals
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Aggressive and loud mating calls . Eggs are incased in spiral tubes. Nocturnal and secretive . Warty and dry skin . Smallest of frogs .
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Fruit
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Food
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this is round and green or red . this is green or yellow, and has a big, round bottom and small, round top. this starts with the letter 'm' and is like a small orange. these are small, round and blue. this fruit is round, with fuzzy skin and starts with the letter 'p'.
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Fruit and Vegetable
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Food
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It is yellow,It is sour.. Inside,it is like orange,but it is white.. It is yellow,It is sweet ,There are black spots on the skin.. It is purple,It is sweet.sometimes,It has some small seeds.. It is gray inside.It is purple outside..
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Fruits
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Food
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purple fruit. green fruit. orange fruit. yellow fruit. maroon fruit.
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Fruits and Vegetables
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Food
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Crossword - Use the clues provided to complete
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Mandarins are a fruit covered in a thin, fragrant, shiny rind over a white pith. The soft and juicy segments are eaten. What fruit group is this?. This group of fruits are sweet, juicy and sometimes tarty and grow on a plant that creeps along the ground or climbs. Potatoes and ginger are examples of this vegetable group grown under the ground and on the root of the plant. . This is an example of a root vegetable; the part of the plant that grows under the ground and is also edible. This vegetable has clusters of segments and grows just below the surface of the ground.
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Frying
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Food
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Stir fry in this. Battered deep fried banana. Frying does this to food . Beer, Tempora, Yeast are different types. used to take food out of the fryer.
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Fun Facts About Dachshunds
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Animals
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A famous artist, whose work was inspired by his pet Dachshund named Lump . One of 3 coat styles that Dachsunds come in. One of 15 color combinations that Dachshunds come in. Former President John F. Kennedy being a big fan of this breed. He picked one up while on tour to Germany in 1937. However, the Dachshund unfortunately never made the journey to America because the President began to suffer intense what? . Obie was a Dachshund who became famous for his obesity: this was his weight in pounds at his maximum (2 words).
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Fun Facts About Tennessee
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World Geography
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Famous Whiskey. Shape of the driveway at President Andrew Jackson's home Hermitage. State Motto: ___________ State. After drinking a cup of coffee in Nashville, which US President coined the phrase 'Good to the last drop'. State Flower.
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