Alchemist Puzzles
Alchemist Puzzles
Alchemist Puzzles
PUZZLE PACK™
for
The Alchemist
based on the book by
Paulo Coelho
WORD LIST
There is a word list for both the unit words and the vocabulary words. These lists show you which words are
being used in the materials and the clues or definitions being used for those words. You may want to give
students a word list with clues/definitions to help them, or you may want students to only have a word list
(without clues/definitions) if you want them to work a little harder. Both are available for duplication. The word
lists can also be your “calling key” for the bingo games.
MAGIC SQUARES
The magic squares not only reinforce the material covered but also work on reasoning and math skills. Many
teachers have told us that their students really enjoy doing these!
CROSSWORD PUZZLES
Both unit and vocabulary word sections have 4 crossword puzzles.
BINGO CARDS
There are 32 individual bingo cards for the unit words and 32 individual bingo cards for the vocabulary words.
You can use your word list as a “call list,” calling the words at random and marking them off of your list as you
go, or you could use the flash cards by cutting them apart and drawing the words at random from a hat (or box
or whatever). To make a better review, you might ask for the definition and spelling of each word as you call
it out–or you could call out the definitions and have students tell you the words they need to look for on the
puzzle.
JUGGLE LETTERS
The vocabulary juggle letter game is intended to help students learn the spellings of the words. One sheet
has the definitions listed on it as an extra help for students who need it or to reinforce the definitions if you
choose to do so.
FLASH CARDS
We’ve included a set of vocabulary flash cards you can duplicate, cut, and fold for your students. Some
teachers make a few sets for general use by the class; others make a set for each student. Some teachers
duplicate them for each student and have the students cut & fold their own. You can cut out just the words and
put them in a hat, have each student pick out one word and write the definition and a sentence for that word.
Students then swap words and papers, with the next student adding a sentence of his own under the last one.
You can have students swap as many times as you like. Each time the student will read the sentences written
prior to his own and then add a sentence. You can cut out the words and definitions separately and play “I
Have; Who Has?” Each student in the room draws a word and definition. The first student says, “I have (the
name of the word). Who has the definition?” The student with the definition reads it then says, “I have (the
name of the vocabulary word she has). Who has the definition?” The round continues until all words and
definitions have been given.
7. The boy
CENTURION 10. His words of faith were to be remembered for all time.
TEARS 12. Be aware of the place where you are brought to ___.
FATE 13. The greatest lie: Our lives become controlled by ___.
7. Desert transportation
12. Helps the boy in the market place after he is robbed: ___
seller
13. He holds gold for the boy in case he ever needs it.
CANDY 12. Helps the boy in the market place after he is robbed: ___
seller
MONK 13. He holds gold for the boy in case he ever needs it.
TRUTH 14. One's desire originated in the soul of the universe; the
world's greatest ___.
EGYPT 15. Location of the Pyramids
CRYSTAL 19. The boy's help greatly increases the ___ Merchant's
business.
KORAN 20. Muslim book of faith
1. Desert transportation
20. The old man who knew all about the boy; King of ___
TRUTH 10. One's desire originated in the soul of the universe; the
world's greatest ___.
LEGEND 11. Love never keeps a man from pursuing his Personal ___.
SOUL 15. Principle that governs all things; ___ of the World
DISPLAY 17. The boy wants to build one outside the store.
FATE 18. The greatest lie: Our lives become controlled by ___.
SALEM 20. The old man who knew all about the boy; King of ___
3. Tells the boy to show him where there is life in the desert
4. It is a good omen.
10. Love never keeps a man from pursuing his Personal ___.
CANDY 1. Helps the boy in the market place after he is robbed: ___
seller
CENTURION 2. His words of faith were to be remembered for all time.
ALCHEMIST 3. Tells the boy to show him where there is life in the desert
LEGEND 10. Love never keeps a man from pursuing his Personal ___.
SOUL 11. Principle that governs all things; ___ of the World
TRUTH 12. One's desire originated in the soul of the universe; the
world's greatest ___.
DREAM 13. This leads the boy to begin his journey.
TEARS 17. Be aware of the place where you are brought to ___.
CRYSTAL 20. The boy's help greatly increases the ___ Merchant's
business.
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1. Sent out by the alchemist to hunt 9. Liquid part of the Master Work: ___ of
each day Life
2. Alchemist claims the boy can turn 10. Divination stones given to the boy:
himself into this. ___ and Thummim
3. Fatima's home is there. 11. Quality most essential to
4. Hooded men of the desert who understanding the Language of the World
provide information 12. One's desire originated in the soul of
5. His words of faith were to be the universe; the world's greatest ___.
remembered for all time. 13. Country where they boy's journey
6. Occupation chosen by the boy begins
7. Principle that governs all things; ___ 14. Tells the boy to show him where
of the World there is life in the desert
8. Befriends the boy in the caravan 15. The boy's help greatly increases the
___ Merchant's business.
16. Helps the boy in the market place
after he is robbed: ___ seller
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E= F= G= H=
I= J= K= L=
M= N= O= P=
1. Sent out by the alchemist to hunt 9. Liquid part of the Master Work: ___ of
each day Life
2. Alchemist claims the boy can turn 10. Divination stones given to the boy:
himself into this. ___ and Thummim
3. Fatima's home is there. 11. Quality most essential to
4. Hooded men of the desert who understanding the Language of the World
provide information 12. One's desire originated in the soul of
5. His words of faith were to be the universe; the world's greatest ___.
remembered for all time. 13. Country where they boy's journey
6. Occupation chosen by the boy begins
7. Principle that governs all things; ___ 14. Tells the boy to show him where
of the World there is life in the desert
8. Befriends the boy in the caravan 15. The boy's help greatly increases the
___ Merchant's business.
16. Helps the boy in the market place
after he is robbed: ___ seller
N D T R A V E L T L G M E C C A Z S
B I E M E R A L D B Y M S D R E A M
N S H G S K G Y P W P V T T C S G N
K P R I D O S S E C S W O K H Q O V
S L S Q D R R W V N Y C N E D V L Y
F A T E G A R U O C Z M E L A S D Y
O Y N Q W N A C L R Q P G L K N D M
S Q G T H M L C T U D F Y J I N S E
T U W N I A P S A J R R P W A X N N
R E N T F A I Z H M O I T C P G I V
A V A T A M G H T E E S M C L R U R
E F S R E F C O L V P L E I D E O Z
H G C H S T R U T H Y H S P D A D K
K T C B D F D I J Q L H E M H D E M
N L A T S Y R C C Y M U V R O I B G
A L E G E N D J B A M C C Y D N Z L
P R I E S T D K N S O U L K Q G K M
Alchemist claims the boy can turn himself into Occupation chosen by the boy (8)
this. (4) Occupation the boy's parents chose for him (6)
Alchemist tells the boy to listen to this. (5) One's desire originated in the soul of the
Be aware of the place where you are brought to universe; the world's greatest ___. (5)
___. (5) Pastime of the Englishman (7)
Befriends the boy in the caravan (10) Principle that governs all things; ___ of the World
Boy who saved Egypt through dream (4)
interpretation (6) Quality most essential to understanding the
Contains all the important texts of alchemy: ___ Language of the World (7)
Tablet (7) Sent out by the alchemist to hunt each day (6)
Continent over which the boy travels (6) She waits for the boy's return. (6)
Country where they boy's journey begins (5) Solid part of the Master Work: Philosopher's ___
Desert asks the boy to explain it. (4) (5)
Desert transportation (5) Tells the boy to show him where there is life in
Divination stones given to the boy: ___ and the desert (9)
Thummim (4) Tells the boy what his dream means (5)
Fatima's home is there. (5) The alchemist turned lead into this. (4)
He holds gold for the boy in case he ever needs The baker had once desired this. (6)
it. (4) The boy (8)
Helps the boy in the market place after he is The boy wants to build one outside the store. (7)
robbed: ___ seller (5) The boy works for money to buy these. (5)
Hooded men of the desert who provide The boy's help greatly increases the ___
information (8) Merchant's business. (7)
It claims to know about love. (3) The greatest lie: Our lives become controlled by
It distracted the boy at the marketplace. (5) ___. (4)
Liquid part of the Master Work: ___ of Life (6) The old man who knew all about the boy; King of
Location of the Pyramids (5) ___ (5)
Love never keeps a man from pursuing his The principle of favorability: beginner's ___ (4)
Personal ___. (6) This leads the boy to begin his journey. (5)
Merchant's unvisited Pilgrimage destination (5) Tribal ___ are taking place in the desert. (4)
Muslim book of faith (5)
D T R A V E L G M E C C A
I E M E R A L D Y S D R E A M
S S K P T S G
P I O S S E S O H O
S L S R R W V N Y N E L
F A T E G A R U O C M E L A S D Y
O Y N W N A C L R P G L N D
S T M L C T U D Y I N S E
T U N I A P S A J R P W A X N
R E N T F A I H M O I T C G I
A A A M G E E S M L R U R
E F R E F O P L E I E O
H H S T R U T H H S P A D
C I L H E M H D E
L A T S Y R C C M U R O I B
A L E G E N D A C D N
P R I E S T N S O U L K G K
Alchemist claims the boy can turn himself into Occupation chosen by the boy (8)
this. (4) Occupation the boy's parents chose for him (6)
Alchemist tells the boy to listen to this. (5) One's desire originated in the soul of the
Be aware of the place where you are brought to universe; the world's greatest ___. (5)
___. (5) Pastime of the Englishman (7)
Befriends the boy in the caravan (10) Principle that governs all things; ___ of the World
Boy who saved Egypt through dream (4)
interpretation (6) Quality most essential to understanding the
Contains all the important texts of alchemy: ___ Language of the World (7)
Tablet (7) Sent out by the alchemist to hunt each day (6)
Continent over which the boy travels (6) She waits for the boy's return. (6)
Country where they boy's journey begins (5) Solid part of the Master Work: Philosopher's ___
Desert asks the boy to explain it. (4) (5)
Desert transportation (5) Tells the boy to show him where there is life in
Divination stones given to the boy: ___ and the desert (9)
Thummim (4) Tells the boy what his dream means (5)
Fatima's home is there. (5) The alchemist turned lead into this. (4)
He holds gold for the boy in case he ever needs The baker had once desired this. (6)
it. (4) The boy (8)
Helps the boy in the market place after he is The boy wants to build one outside the store. (7)
robbed: ___ seller (5) The boy works for money to buy these. (5)
Hooded men of the desert who provide The boy's help greatly increases the ___
information (8) Merchant's business. (7)
It claims to know about love. (3) The greatest lie: Our lives become controlled by
It distracted the boy at the marketplace. (5) ___. (4)
Liquid part of the Master Work: ___ of Life (6) The old man who knew all about the boy; King of
Location of the Pyramids (5) ___ (5)
Love never keeps a man from pursuing his The principle of favorability: beginner's ___ (4)
Personal ___. (6) This leads the boy to begin his journey. (5)
Merchant's unvisited Pilgrimage destination (5) Tribal ___ are taking place in the desert. (4)
Muslim book of faith (5)
E S R B F S E H P E S O J E W F C H
N D E E A U M N Y R H A V G A A B X
G T A D T F E C R O P O L T M L R E
L W D O E F R T A M L T I E W C N S
I S I U S E A V M A N M L N M O S K
S P N I U R L K I C A N D Y T N A R
H A G N N I D C D Y S W T S T C N G
M I O S F N K M S S O S W O R D T Y
A N L V D G J O W J A C T P U K I P
N T D R E A M N I J S S P S T M A S
D N E G E L T K N H I K Y W H E G Y
Q L G A Z H C H D M S W M E G E O B
Y N A F R U Y G E Q T I A Y N C E C
C A R L L S K H T Z R R P R G J T P
S R U M E C C A B U T T E R F L Y N
Z O O G M L A T S Y R C P R I E S T
S K C H A F R I C A E L I X I R W P
Alchemist claims the boy can turn himself into Personal ___. (6)
this. (4) Merchant's unvisited Pilgrimage destination (5)
Alchemist tells the boy to listen to this. (5) Muslim book of faith (5)
Be aware of the place where you are brought to Occupation the boy's parents chose for him (6)
___. (5) One's desire originated in the soul of the
Befriends the boy in the caravan (10) universe; the world's greatest ___. (5)
Boy who saved Egypt through dream Pastime of the Englishman (7)
interpretation (6) Principle that governs all things; ___ of the World
Boy's destination based on his dream (8) (4)
Contains all the important texts of alchemy: ___ Quality most essential to understanding the
Tablet (7) Language of the World (7)
Continent over which the boy travels (6) Sent out by the alchemist to hunt each day (6)
Country where they boy's journey begins (5) She waits for the boy's return. (6)
Desert asks the boy to explain it. (4) Solid part of the Master Work: Philosopher's ___
Desert transportation (5) (5)
Divination stones given to the boy: ___ and Tells the boy to show him where there is life in
Thummim (4) the desert (9)
Fatima's home is there. (5) Tells the boy what his dream means (5)
Fear of this is worse than the thing itself. (9) The alchemist turned lead into this. (4)
He holds gold for the boy in case he ever needs The boy (8)
it. (4) The boy found treasure beneath it: ___ tree (8)
Helps the boy in the market place after he is The boy works for money to buy these. (5)
robbed: ___ seller (5) The boy's help greatly increases the ___
Hooded men of the desert who provide Merchant's business. (7)
information (8) The greatest lie: Our lives become controlled by
It claims to know about love. (3) ___. (4)
It distracted the boy at the marketplace. (5) The old man who knew all about the boy; King of
It is a good omen. (9) ___ (5)
Liquid part of the Master Work: ___ of Life (6) The principle of favorability: beginner's ___ (4)
Location of the Pyramids (5) This leads the boy to begin his journey. (5)
Love never keeps a man from pursuing his Tribal ___ are taking place in the desert. (4)
E R B F S E H P E S O J E W F C
N E E A U M Y R A V A A
G A D T F E R O O L T M L R E
L D O E F R A M L I E C N S
I S I U S E A M A M L M O S
S P N I U R L I C A N D Y T N A
H A G N N I D D Y S T N G
M I O S N M S S O S W O R D T Y
A N L G O W A T U I P
N T D R E A M N I S S S T A S
D N E G E L K N I H E G Y
G A C D M S M E G E O
N A R U E I A Y E
A R L L S H R R P P
R U M E C C A B U T T E R F L Y
O O L A T S Y R C P R I E S T
S K C A F R I C A E L I X I R
Alchemist claims the boy can turn himself into Personal ___. (6)
this. (4) Merchant's unvisited Pilgrimage destination (5)
Alchemist tells the boy to listen to this. (5) Muslim book of faith (5)
Be aware of the place where you are brought to Occupation the boy's parents chose for him (6)
___. (5) One's desire originated in the soul of the
Befriends the boy in the caravan (10) universe; the world's greatest ___. (5)
Boy who saved Egypt through dream Pastime of the Englishman (7)
interpretation (6) Principle that governs all things; ___ of the World
Boy's destination based on his dream (8) (4)
Contains all the important texts of alchemy: ___ Quality most essential to understanding the
Tablet (7) Language of the World (7)
Continent over which the boy travels (6) Sent out by the alchemist to hunt each day (6)
Country where they boy's journey begins (5) She waits for the boy's return. (6)
Desert asks the boy to explain it. (4) Solid part of the Master Work: Philosopher's ___
Desert transportation (5) (5)
Divination stones given to the boy: ___ and Tells the boy to show him where there is life in
Thummim (4) the desert (9)
Fatima's home is there. (5) Tells the boy what his dream means (5)
Fear of this is worse than the thing itself. (9) The alchemist turned lead into this. (4)
He holds gold for the boy in case he ever needs The boy (8)
it. (4) The boy found treasure beneath it: ___ tree (8)
Helps the boy in the market place after he is The boy works for money to buy these. (5)
robbed: ___ seller (5) The boy's help greatly increases the ___
Hooded men of the desert who provide Merchant's business. (7)
information (8) The greatest lie: Our lives become controlled by
It claims to know about love. (3) ___. (4)
It distracted the boy at the marketplace. (5) The old man who knew all about the boy; King of
It is a good omen. (9) ___ (5)
Liquid part of the Master Work: ___ of Life (6) The principle of favorability: beginner's ___ (4)
Location of the Pyramids (5) This leads the boy to begin his journey. (5)
Love never keeps a man from pursuing his Tribal ___ are taking place in the desert. (4)
E G A R U O C S U F F E R I N G W J C X
M F F W K K W W P M M B S A R V A M S N
E H M B R P O O T V O D Q L Q P R I H T
R E C E N T U R I O N A R C I S S U S P
A A U D L J U D A I K C F H C A G E T B
L R R O C T V X W N F C A E O P I K R S
D T I U H A G Y P S Y E T M R R G S Y W
R S M I M F N L N A B M I I P C O A U M
E N M N D R J D S N U S M S Q Z L D L N
H S G S Y I O S Y T T H A T E P D N U L
P O T N K C S A C I T E N K S G O V C B
E U M O S A E L A A E E A I D C Y Y K K
H L Q W N M P E M G R P D R L L P P W M
S T L O V E H M O O F V K A S E Y S T T
Z Q R P B L L W R S L P F P T G R J T N
Q V G A F D C I E P Y Z F A C E A V L H
Q Z W T V R Q P X A T T F V F N M J W B
G N I D A E R W N I C C Z P T D I S T J
C R Y S T A L M L N R Z H S N Z D W T Y
P M N N A M H S I L G N E T L S S F J K
E G A R U O C S U F F E R I N G W
M K W M A A S
E H B O O T O D L R I T
R E C E N T U R I O N A R C I S S U S
A A U D U D A I K C F H A E
L R R O C T W N C A E O I
D T I U H A G Y P S Y E T M R G S Y
R M I F N A B M I I P O A U
E N R J D S N U S M S L L N
H S S I O S Y T T H A T E P D N U
P O T C S A C I T E S G O C
E U O A E L A A E E A I C Y K
H L N M P E M G R P D R L L P P
S T L O V E H M O O F A S E Y T
R L L R S L F T G R
A D I E P Y A E A
V R X A F N M
G N I D A E R I D I
C R Y S T A L N R D
N A M H S I L G N E S
O S U N N J O S E P H F S T R A V E L N
S A J D A W S V G X B Q P W S T G R S X
U M S D M R O Z Y R J E A B O G O O H Y
F L C I H L C Y P X E L I U U R L M E L
F N R S S B T I T H W I N T L E D A P Y
E S Y P I L E R S M G X O T E G V C H G
R D S L L P Z D U S Y I C E G A P Y E N
I A T A G R P C O T U R L R E R R S R W
N F A Y N Y Y A R U H S A F N U N S D A
G R L J E S R N E M I J F L D O M R L Q
V I F X P M A D A J B N S Y R C E C T F
W C W Y Q E M Y D P S X S G C A H E T M
R A G C M C I Q I S T O N E M E M N R Z
F K G Q H C D H N Z J G R Y M Q Z T B R
F L S H Q A S H G Y G A V I F A T U X K
M K B F E G K S K H Z I S W M W M R F G
H N M M W A J D Z O K T W I Z I L I A B
K Y W W P Y R F T Q R N T A R N U O T S
F B P R I E S T L E M A C U R D C N E M
S A L E M E R A L D F S N X Z S K N O M
O S U N N J O S E P H S T R A V E L
S A A V G P W S G R S
U S D M R O Y E A B O O O H
F C I H L C P E L I U U R L M E
F R S S B T I T H I N T L E D A P
E Y P I E R S X O T E G C H
R S L L D U S I C E G A Y E
I A T A G P C O T U R L R E R R S R
N F A Y N Y A R U H S A F N U S D A
G R L E S R N E I F L D O R L
I P M A D A N Y C E C
C Y E M Y D S A H E
A G C I I S T O N E M E N
C D N G M T
H A S G A I A U
E K I S M W M R F
A O T W I I L I A
R R N T A R N U O T
P R I E S T L E M A C U R D C N E
S A L E M E R A L D F S N S K N O M
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6 7 8 9
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1. Tribal ___ are taking place in the desert. 1. Alchemist claims the boy can turn himself into
4. The boy's help greatly increases the ___ this.
Merchant's business. 2. Fear of this is worse than the thing itself.
6. The boy works for money to buy these. 3. Boy who saved Egypt through dream
8. Love never keeps a man from pursuing his interpretation
Personal ___. 5. The old man who knew all about the boy;
10. The greatest lie: Our lives become controlled King of ___
by ___. 7. Location of the Pyramids
11. The boy found treasure beneath it: ___ tree 9. The boy wants to build one outside the store.
12. One's desire originated in the soul of the 13. The baker had once desired this.
universe; the world's greatest ___. 14. Hooded men of the desert who provide
14. It is a good omen. information
16. It claims to know about love. 15. Sent out by the alchemist to hunt each day
17. This leads the boy to begin his journey. 16. Occupation chosen by the boy
22. Helps the boy in the market place after he is 18. Contains all the important texts of alchemy:
robbed: ___ seller ___ Tablet
23. Be aware of the place where you are brought 19. Merchant's unvisited Pilgrimage destination
to ___. 20. Muslim book of faith
24. Fatima's home is there. 21. Tells the boy what his dream means
.
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W A R S J C R Y S T A L
I U O A
6 7 8 9
N F S H E E P L E G E N D
10
D F A T E G E I
11
E P S Y C A M O R E S
12 13
T R U T H P P
14 15
I R B U T T E R F L Y L
16
S U N A E A A
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H G V D R E A M L Y
E E O M E C
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P K L U E C O G
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H O I R C A N D Y
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T E A R S N A A P
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R A S L O A S I S
D N D Y
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1. Tribal ___ are taking place in the desert. 1. Alchemist claims the boy can turn himself into
4. The boy's help greatly increases the ___ this.
Merchant's business. 2. Fear of this is worse than the thing itself.
6. The boy works for money to buy these. 3. Boy who saved Egypt through dream
8. Love never keeps a man from pursuing his interpretation
Personal ___. 5. The old man who knew all about the boy;
10. The greatest lie: Our lives become controlled King of ___
by ___. 7. Location of the Pyramids
11. The boy found treasure beneath it: ___ tree 9. The boy wants to build one outside the store.
12. One's desire originated in the soul of the 13. The baker had once desired this.
universe; the world's greatest ___. 14. Hooded men of the desert who provide
14. It is a good omen. information
16. It claims to know about love. 15. Sent out by the alchemist to hunt each day
17. This leads the boy to begin his journey. 16. Occupation chosen by the boy
22. Helps the boy in the market place after he is 18. Contains all the important texts of alchemy:
robbed: ___ seller ___ Tablet
23. Be aware of the place where you are brought 19. Merchant's unvisited Pilgrimage destination
to ___. 20. Muslim book of faith
24. Fatima's home is there. 21. Tells the boy what his dream means
.
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1. The boy works for money to buy these. 1. The old man who knew all about the boy;
4. Country where they boy's journey begins King of ___
6. One's desire originated in the soul of the 2. The greatest lie: Our lives become controlled
universe; the world's greatest ___. by ___.
8. Contains all the important texts of alchemy: 3. Fear of this is worse than the thing itself.
___ Tablet 4. Occupation chosen by the boy
10. Merchant's unvisited Pilgrimage destination 5. Hooded men of the desert who provide
13. Divination stones given to the boy: ___ and information
Thummim 6. The baker had once desired this.
14. Alchemist claims the boy can turn himself into 7. Continent over which the boy travels
this. 9. Tells the boy to show him where there is life
16. This leads the boy to begin his journey. in the desert
18. It claims to know about love. 11. Befriends the boy in the caravan
19. Fatima's home is there. 12. Desert asks the boy to explain it.
21. Be aware of the place where you are brought 15. The boy wants to build one outside the store.
to ___. 17. Pastime of the Englishman
23. The principle of favorability: beginner's ___ 20. Desert transportation
24. He holds gold for the boy in case he ever 22. Principle that governs all things; ___ of the
needs it. World
25. Tells the boy what his dream means
1 2
S H E E P F
3 4 5
A S S P A I N B
6 7
L T R U T H T E A
8 9
E R F E M E R A L D F
10 11
M E C C A F P L O R
12 13
N V E H L C U R I M
G E R E O H I C
L L I R V E N A
14 15 16 17
W I N D N D R E A M S
S I G E I
18 19 20
H S U N O A S I S C
21 22
M P D T E A R S
23
A L U C K I M O
24
N A M O N K E U
25
G Y P S Y G L L
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1. The boy works for money to buy these. 1. The old man who knew all about the boy;
4. Country where they boy's journey begins King of ___
6. One's desire originated in the soul of the 2. The greatest lie: Our lives become controlled
universe; the world's greatest ___. by ___.
8. Contains all the important texts of alchemy: 3. Fear of this is worse than the thing itself.
___ Tablet 4. Occupation chosen by the boy
10. Merchant's unvisited Pilgrimage destination 5. Hooded men of the desert who provide
13. Divination stones given to the boy: ___ and information
Thummim 6. The baker had once desired this.
14. Alchemist claims the boy can turn himself into 7. Continent over which the boy travels
this. 9. Tells the boy to show him where there is life
16. This leads the boy to begin his journey. in the desert
18. It claims to know about love. 11. Befriends the boy in the caravan
19. Fatima's home is there. 12. Desert asks the boy to explain it.
21. Be aware of the place where you are brought 15. The boy wants to build one outside the store.
to ___. 17. Pastime of the Englishman
23. The principle of favorability: beginner's ___ 20. Desert transportation
24. He holds gold for the boy in case he ever 22. Principle that governs all things; ___ of the
needs it. World
25. Tells the boy what his dream means
1 2 3 4 5
7 8 9
10
11 12 13
14 15
16 17 18 19
20 21
22 23
24
25
26
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1. Country where they boy's journey begins 1. Fear of this is worse than the thing itself.
2. It distracted the boy at the marketplace. 3. Tribal ___ are taking place in the desert.
6. Be aware of the place where you are brought 4. Alchemist tells the boy to listen to this.
to ___. 5. One's desire originated in the soul of the
7. It is a good omen. universe; the world's greatest ___.
10. The greatest lie: Our lives become controlled 7. Hooded men of the desert who provide
by ___. information
11. This leads the boy to begin his journey. 8. The baker had once desired this.
12. Location of the Pyramids 9. Love never keeps a man from pursuing his
14. It claims to know about love. Personal ___.
19. He holds gold for the boy in case he ever 13. Boy's destination based on his dream
needs it. 15. His words of faith were to be remembered for
20. Occupation chosen by the boy all time.
24. Contains all the important texts of alchemy: 16. Pastime of the Englishman
___ Tablet 17. The boy works for money to buy these.
25. Alchemist claims the boy can turn himself into 18. Occupation the boy's parents chose for him
this. 21. The alchemist turned lead into this.
26. Solid part of the Master Work: Philosopher's 22. Merchant's unvisited Pilgrimage destination
___ 23. Divination stones given to the boy: ___ and
. Thummim
1 2 3 4 5
S P A I N S W O R D H T
6
U A T E A R S
7 8 9
F B U T T E R F L Y A U
10
F A T E R S E R T
11 12 13
E D R E A M E G Y P T H
R O V E Y
14 15
I S U N E N R C
N I L D A E
16 17 18 19
G N R S P M O N K
20 21
S H E P H E R D I T G
22 23
M U A E I D U O
24
E M E R A L D E E S R L
25
C I I P S W I N D
26
C M N S T O N E O
A G N
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1. Country where they boy's journey begins 1. Fear of this is worse than the thing itself.
2. It distracted the boy at the marketplace. 3. Tribal ___ are taking place in the desert.
6. Be aware of the place where you are brought 4. Alchemist tells the boy to listen to this.
to ___. 5. One's desire originated in the soul of the
7. It is a good omen. universe; the world's greatest ___.
10. The greatest lie: Our lives become controlled 7. Hooded men of the desert who provide
by ___. information
11. This leads the boy to begin his journey. 8. The baker had once desired this.
12. Location of the Pyramids 9. Love never keeps a man from pursuing his
14. It claims to know about love. Personal ___.
19. He holds gold for the boy in case he ever 13. Boy's destination based on his dream
needs it. 15. His words of faith were to be remembered for
20. Occupation chosen by the boy all time.
24. Contains all the important texts of alchemy: 16. Pastime of the Englishman
___ Tablet 17. The boy works for money to buy these.
25. Alchemist claims the boy can turn himself into 18. Occupation the boy's parents chose for him
this. 21. The alchemist turned lead into this.
26. Solid part of the Master Work: Philosopher's 22. Merchant's unvisited Pilgrimage destination
___ 23. Divination stones given to the boy: ___ and
. Thummim
1 2 3 4
5 6 7
8 9 10
11 12 13
14 15
16 17
18 19
20
21 22
23
24 25
26 27
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2. Continent over which the boy travels 1. It claims to know about love.
6. Principle that governs all things; ___ of the 3. The greatest lie: Our lives become controlled
World by ___.
8. Desert asks the boy to explain it. 4. Desert transportation
11. Love never keeps a man from pursuing his 5. Tells the boy to show him where there is life
Personal ___. in the desert
12. Occupation chosen by the boy 6. The boy
14. Occupation the boy's parents chose for him 7. Hooded men of the desert who provide
16. She waits for the boy's return. information
20. The baker had once desired this. 9. Liquid part of the Master Work: ___ of Life
21. Solid part of the Master Work: Philosopher's 10. Location of the Pyramids
___ 13. Boy's destination based on his dream
23. Alchemist claims the boy can turn himself into 15. Fear of this is worse than the thing itself.
this. 17. One's desire originated in the soul of the
24. He holds gold for the boy in case he ever universe; the world's greatest ___.
needs it. 18. Fatima's home is there.
25. Tribal ___ are taking place in the desert. 19. Pastime of the Englishman
26. Tells the boy what his dream means 22. Be aware of the place where you are brought
27. Boy who saved Egypt through dream to ___.
interpretation
1 2 3 4
S A F R I C A
5 6 7
A S O U L A A B
8 9 10
L O V E E A N T M E
11 12 13
C L E G E N D S H E P H E R D
H I Y T Y L O
14 15
E X P R I E S T R U
M I T A U A I
16 17
I R G F A T I M A N
18 19
S O R O F R I S
20
T R A V E L E U D
21 22
S A R T S T O N E
23
W I N D I H E
24 25
S I M O N K W A R S
N G R
26 27
G Y P S Y J O S E P H
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2. Continent over which the boy travels 1. It claims to know about love.
6. Principle that governs all things; ___ of the 3. The greatest lie: Our lives become controlled
World by ___.
8. Desert asks the boy to explain it. 4. Desert transportation
11. Love never keeps a man from pursuing his 5. Tells the boy to show him where there is life
Personal ___. in the desert
12. Occupation chosen by the boy 6. The boy
14. Occupation the boy's parents chose for him 7. Hooded men of the desert who provide
16. She waits for the boy's return. information
20. The baker had once desired this. 9. Liquid part of the Master Work: ___ of Life
21. Solid part of the Master Work: Philosopher's 10. Location of the Pyramids
___ 13. Boy's destination based on his dream
23. Alchemist claims the boy can turn himself into 15. Fear of this is worse than the thing itself.
this. 17. One's desire originated in the soul of the
24. He holds gold for the boy in case he ever universe; the world's greatest ___.
needs it. 18. Fatima's home is there.
25. Tribal ___ are taking place in the desert. 19. Pastime of the Englishman
26. Tells the boy what his dream means 22. Be aware of the place where you are brought
27. Boy who saved Egypt through dream to ___.
interpretation
The Alchemist
The Alchemist
The Alchemist
The Alchemist
The Alchemist
The Alchemist
The Alchemist
The Alchemist
The Alchemist
The Alchemist
The Alchemist
The Alchemist
The Alchemist
The Alchemist
The Alchemist
The Alchemist
1. Annoying
IRRITATING 1. Annoying
8. Prophetic signs
A= B= C= D=
E= F= G= H=
I= J= K= L=
M= N= O= P=
A= B= C= D=
E= F= G= H=
I= J= K= L=
M= N= O= P=
A= B= C= D=
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I= J= K= L=
M= N= O= P=
A= B= C= D=
E= F= G= H=
I= J= K= L=
M= N= O= P=
1. RIMADSYP = 1. ________________________
Stone structures in Egypt housing the tombs of great
Egyptian leaders
2. EDBADRA = 2. ________________________
Worn down by scraping or rubbing
3. ECNATPOTELM = 3. ________________________
To consider thoroughly; think fully or deeply about
4. LELRVNACUEIS = 4. ________________________
Close observations of a person or group
5. STOECDECUMRA = 5. ________________________
Re-familiarized after having stopped a practice or habit
6. EGEUFR = 6. ________________________
Shelter or protection from danger or trouble
7. SMIMEER = 7. ________________________
Involve deeply; soak; sink totally into
8. SLETIYSNNIT = 8. ________________________
In a manner compelling attention or notice
9. PHSYMNYO = 9. ________________________
Harmonious combination of elements
10. TRSTTEA =10. ________________________
Torn or ragged clothing
11. CYAMHLE =11. ________________________
Medieval philosophy concerned with transmuting
common substances into substances of value
12. LLAEOHMYCN =12. ________________________
Gloomy state of mind, esp. when habitual or prolonged
13. NMSOIOMICS =13. ________________________
Percentage of a sales price paid to salesmen for their
services
14. FECAIEND =14. ________________________
Daring or bold resistance to authority
1. RIMADSYP = 1. PYRAMIDS
Stone structures in Egypt housing the tombs of great
Egyptian leaders
2. EDBADRA = 2. ABRADED
Worn down by scraping or rubbing
3. ECNATPOTELM = 3. CONTEMPLATE
To consider thoroughly; think fully or deeply about
4. LELRVNACUEIS = 4. SURVEILLANCE
Close observations of a person or group
5. STOECDECUMRA = 5. REACCUSTOMED
Re-familiarized after having stopped a practice or habit
6. EGEUFR = 6. REFUGE
Shelter or protection from danger or trouble
7. SMIMEER = 7. IMMERSE
Involve deeply; soak; sink totally into
8. SLETIYSNNIT = 8. INSISTENTLY
In a manner compelling attention or notice
9. PHSYMNYO = 9. SYMPHONY
Harmonious combination of elements
10. TRSTTEA =10. TATTERS
Torn or ragged clothing
11. CYAMHLE =11. ALCHEMY
Medieval philosophy concerned with transmuting
common substances into substances of value
12. LLAEOHMYCN =12. MELANCHOLY
Gloomy state of mind, esp. when habitual or prolonged
13. NMSOIOMICS =13. COMMISSION
Percentage of a sales price paid to salesmen for their
services
14. FECAIEND =14. DEFIANCE
Daring or bold resistance to authority
1. CTEEASORMDCU = 1. ________________________
Re-familiarized after having stopped a practice or habit
2. AISOS = 2. ________________________
Small fertile or green area in a desert region
3. ONARGITN = 3. ________________________
Lacking in knowledge or training; unlearned
4. ERNFIARDE = 4. ________________________
Restrained; held back
5. TVIERS = 5. ________________________
Exert oneself vigorously; try hard
6. LORCNNTAU = 6. ________________________
Of or pertaining to the night
7. AANMI = 7. ________________________
Excessive excitement or enthusiasm; craze
8. HOHRAAP = 8. ________________________
Title of an ancient Egyptian King
9. JITEOBEVC = 9. ________________________
Not influenced by personal feelings; based on facts
10. NHIETZ =10. ________________________
Point on the celestial sphere vertically above a given
position
11. DXPIIEENTO =11. ________________________
Journey made for a specific purpose
12. VAYLID =12. ________________________
Enthusiastically; in a dedicated manner
13. MPHSYNOY =13. ________________________
Harmonious combination of elements
14. OTMONNYO =14. ________________________
Wearisome uniformity or lack of variety
1. CTEEASORMDCU = 1. REACCUSTOMED
Re-familiarized after having stopped a practice or habit
2. AISOS = 2. OASIS
Small fertile or green area in a desert region
3. ONARGITN = 3. IGNORANT
Lacking in knowledge or training; unlearned
4. ERNFIARDE = 4. REFRAINED
Restrained; held back
5. TVIERS = 5. STRIVE
Exert oneself vigorously; try hard
6. LORCNNTAU = 6. NOCTURNAL
Of or pertaining to the night
7. AANMI = 7. MANIA
Excessive excitement or enthusiasm; craze
8. HOHRAAP = 8. PHARAOH
Title of an ancient Egyptian King
9. JITEOBEVC = 9. OBJECTIVE
Not influenced by personal feelings; based on facts
10. NHIETZ =10. ZENITH
Point on the celestial sphere vertically above a given
position
11. DXPIIEENTO =11. EXPEDITION
Journey made for a specific purpose
12. VAYLID =12. AVIDLY
Enthusiastically; in a dedicated manner
13. MPHSYNOY =13. SYMPHONY
Harmonious combination of elements
14. OTMONNYO =14. MONOTONY
Wearisome uniformity or lack of variety
1. EAITATGD = 1. ________________________
Excited; disturbed
2. ELIIINTUTVY = 2. ________________________
Through natural insight; without learning
3. BSAARC = 3. ________________________
Type of beetle held sacred by the Ancient Egyptians
4. ANGP = 4. ________________________
Sudden feeling of mental or emotional distress or
longing
5. ULNOMISU = 5. ________________________
Brilliant intellectually; enlightening
6. SNTECNYASIL = 6. ________________________
Continually; without a break
7. OURGTDH = 7. ________________________
Long period of dry weather
8. EIMERMS = 8. ________________________
Involve deeply; soak; sink totally into
9. ENIFDCAE = 9. ________________________
Daring or bold resistance to authority
10. OMNYOOTN =10. ________________________
Wearisome uniformity or lack of variety
11. OTINNGRA =11. ________________________
Lacking in knowledge or training; unlearned
12. TNRDAIOEIG =12. ________________________
Brought into being; created
13. ILITIONMATS =13. ________________________
Shortcomings or defects
14. EEDNOMCMC =14. ________________________
Began
1. EAITATGD = 1. AGITATED
Excited; disturbed
2. ELIIINTUTVY = 2. INTUITIVELY
Through natural insight; without learning
3. BSAARC = 3. SCARAB
Type of beetle held sacred by the Ancient Egyptians
4. ANGP = 4. PANG
Sudden feeling of mental or emotional distress or
longing
5. ULNOMISU = 5. LUMINOUS
Brilliant intellectually; enlightening
6. SNTECNYASIL = 6. INCESSANTLY
Continually; without a break
7. OURGTDH = 7. DROUGHT
Long period of dry weather
8. EIMERMS = 8. IMMERSE
Involve deeply; soak; sink totally into
9. ENIFDCAE = 9. DEFIANCE
Daring or bold resistance to authority
10. OMNYOOTN =10. MONOTONY
Wearisome uniformity or lack of variety
11. OTINNGRA =11. IGNORANT
Lacking in knowledge or training; unlearned
12. TNRDAIOEIG =12. ORIGINATED
Brought into being; created
13. ILITIONMATS =13. LIMITATIONS
Shortcomings or defects
14. EEDNOMCMC =14. COMMENCED
Began
1. LNATEXUT = 1. ________________________
Highly elated; jubilant; triumphant
2. ELEARTNV = 2. ________________________
Strong easterly wind in the Mediterranean
3. MCAORTEEUDCS = 3. ________________________
Re-familiarized after having stopped a practice or habit
4. CYTISSRA = 4. ________________________
Room in a church housing the sacred vessels and
vestments
5. LYFUELUR = 5. ________________________
In a manner showing or expressing sorrow or pity;
mournfully
6. DNLSEFII = 6. ________________________
Unbelievers with respect to a particular religion
7. GPAN = 7. ________________________
Sudden feeling of mental or emotional distress or
longing
8. OCEPRTEDJ = 8. ________________________
Thrown forward
9. EDSNU = 9. ________________________
Hills or ridges of wind-blown sand
10. ORTORPPEIR =10. ________________________
Owner of a business establishment
11. SDKMIBAER =11. ________________________
Exit a vehicle of transportation
12. MAANI =12. ________________________
Excessive excitement or enthusiasm; craze
13. ANEERDRIF =13. ________________________
Restrained; held back
14. RCTLNUNAO =14. ________________________
Of or pertaining to the night
1. LNATEXUT = 1. EXULTANT
Highly elated; jubilant; triumphant
2. ELEARTNV = 2. LEVANTER
Strong easterly wind in the Mediterranean
3. MCAORTEEUDCS = 3. REACCUSTOMED
Re-familiarized after having stopped a practice or habit
4. CYTISSRA = 4. SACRISTY
Room in a church housing the sacred vessels and
vestments
5. LYFUELUR = 5. RUEFULLY
In a manner showing or expressing sorrow or pity;
mournfully
6. DNLSEFII = 6. INFIDELS
Unbelievers with respect to a particular religion
7. GPAN = 7. PANG
Sudden feeling of mental or emotional distress or
longing
8. OCEPRTEDJ = 8. PROJECTED
Thrown forward
9. EDSNU = 9. DUNES
Hills or ridges of wind-blown sand
10. ORTORPPEIR =10. PROPRIETOR
Owner of a business establishment
11. SDKMIBAER =11. DISEMBARK
Exit a vehicle of transportation
12. MAANI =12. MANIA
Excessive excitement or enthusiasm; craze
13. ANEERDRIF =13. REFRAINED
Restrained; held back
14. RCTLNUNAO =14. NOCTURNAL
Of or pertaining to the night
M E L A N C H O L Y P F T S Y E S A N N
O T Q S O S P H U M A R N P S C U B O V
N V J S S C J Y M M J I W R Y N R A C R
O A C T A U Q T I N G M E O P A V S T G
T L T R E T S N N N G M E H R I E H U S
O C E I R T E H O O M V M I E F I E R V
N H P V T L B R U I I Z Q B C E L D N Z
Y E A E A I A X S T R E Z I O D L O A L
Q M N T D N H P C I E N M T N E A M L N
F Y G A T G T E F D F I P E C D N E Y Y
C I R T R L J E D E U T Y D E A C N W D
C R E T Q B C D R P G H L V I R E S I L
E R F E O M E U J X E W L L V B L S A T
X I R R J K H N J E V O U Z E A E M W N
U T A S O M D E O M V Y F S D M E Z T L
L A I V L P A S A E L Y E F B N P C I H
T T N K D K W N S D Z X U A T K X T N C
A I E P R O P R I E T O R I X I L E G K
N N D G R S D V S A F K N M I R A G E S
T G Z S T C A R T H W G P Y R A M I D S
M E L A N C H O L Y F E S A N
O O S U A P S C U B O
N S S C M M I R N R A C
O A T A U I G E O P A V S T
T L R E T N N N M E H R I E H U
O C E I R T E O O M V I E F I E R
N H P V T L R U I I Z B C E L D N
Y E A E A I A S T R E I O D L O A
M N T N C I E N T N E A M L
Y G A T G T E D F I E C D N E
I R T J E E U T Y D E A C N D
R E T B D R P G H L V I R E S I L
E R F E O E U X E L V B S A
X I R R K N E O U E A E M
U T A S O M E O V Y F D M E T
L A I V A S A E L E B N I
T T N N S D U A T N
A I E P R O P R I E T O R I X I L E G
N N D V S A K N M I R A G E S
T G S T C A R T G P Y R A M I D S
T R E A S O N D E D A R B A E L I X I R
K E Z S S L E H X E L U A G C U N L N R
C F T D E H Y T U V N E R I N M T I C N
Q U G H S N H Q L L K F A T A I U M E Z
C G D A E G T K T O P U C A I N I I S B
G E B W U R H I A V B L S T F O T T S R
Z A W O J Y S N N E Z L W E E U I A A F
S K R B R H T O T E S Y I D D S V T N Y
D D W S X X H C H R L C Z G X M E I T N
I X S M F A J T R A Z S A X A C L O L O
M G N C O L X U T J T Y V B T T Y N Y H
A T T R U S Q R S S A Z S Q B T I S D P
R P A V I T O N O I H F B Z D A P O J M
Y H N S M M T A G M A R B P U A R L N Y
P N A A M Z N L A M E N T I N G E D S S
N O N I E B A T I V Q N X G E Z Q T T K
F I S G R T Y N O N I G S N S R H C R X
A L Y Q S W E R Z N G D T S E G A R I M
F G G O E F P Y M E H C L A Q R L X V R
C O N T E M P L A T E S K Y T K D Q E Y
T R E A S O N D E D A R B A E L I X I R
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F T E H T U V E R I N M T I C
U H S N H L L F A T A I U M E
G A E G T T O U C A I N I I S
E B U R I A V B L S T F O T T S
A O S N N E L E E U I A A
S R O T E S Y I D D S V T N Y
D D H C L C G E I T N
I S A T A S A A L O L O
M C O U T B T Y N Y H
A R U S R A B I S P
R A I T O N O I F B D A P O M
Y H S M M T A G M A R U A R N Y
P A A M L A M E N T I N G E D S S
O N I E A I V N G E T
I R T N O N I S S C R
A S E R G D S E G A R I M
O E P Y M E H C L A R V
C O N T E M P L A T E Y T E
L T R A N S M I T T E D I S E M B A R K
A I G L A T S O N L H E S R E H T E T H
S Y M P H O N Y W O M F T Y H R F X D Q
S U O I C I R P A C I I R T J U A L P L
N D P W T X Q R W W M A I Q G E G T A C
E V Y R V A A H M C M N V E M F I H N N
F V R H O H T T H H E C E Q O U T G G H
S X O E P H C I K Z R E C N N L A U P Q
D A T L F J I S O J S J W S O L T O E V
R O C J V R R B C N E K D Q T Y E R R R
O B E R B E A Z I I S I X C O D D W C B
U L J D I S D I H T M M J S N N D D E B
G I A R Y S O P N A E I T I Y E Z N I D
H G R E M M T F R E K D T S T Y B A V D
T A T T E R S Y Y L D I V A B A S H E D
K T D N H M P F U E N W N O R C N D D N
F I S A C X A M G V P I G A A S A L O G
A O Q V L C I N O J G W C B D R V S D S
M N R E A N I K I I H S B M B L A J U J
I S L L O T E D R A M A S A G E R Y N N
N S L U Z D Y O Q P R O V E R B A K E M
E R S E L I X I R D J T D T R A C T S G
L T R A N S M I T T E D I S E M B A R K
A I G L A T S O N H E S R E H T E T
S Y M P H O N Y O F T H R F
S U O I C I R P A C I I R T U A P
P T R M A I G E G T A
E Y R A A M N V E M F I H N
V R O H T E C E O U T G G
S O E P H I Z R E N L A U P
D A T L F I S O S S O L T O E
R O C V R B C N E D T Y E R R
O B E R E A I I S I O D W C
U L J I D I T M S N D D E
G I A R Y S O N A E I I Y E N I
H G R E M M T R E D T S T B A V D
T A T T E R S Y Y L D I V A B A S H E D
T N H M P U E N N O R C N D D N
F I S A C A M G V I A A S A O
A O V L I N O G C B R V S D
M N E A N I K I I S B B A U
I S L O T E R A A A E R N
N U D O P R O V E R B A E
E S E L I X I R D T R A C T S
R U E F U L L Y I N T U I T I V E L Y K
W L D F A M I N E V R L U M I N O U S X
J D E M O T S U C C A E R P L O M E N S
S J T F X S D J X V J G R V C N G G E R
D I A J J Z E W I J E E I X Q U B G H E
Z E N I T H V D S T C A R T F P A Y A T
J Y I F S B L P Z O T B R E A R L I N T
S L G R I Y O L N P O D R Y I T G D D A
L T I I P D V C N A R Y N M N L E E W T
E N R X R R E O R N Y O Q A A T X D R K
V E O I O I S L Z G I T S T T P U A O G
A T Q L V A Z X S S H S S I E M L R U Q
N S B E E E T L S T E O M D P A T B G H
T I D R R Q A I W C N S I R E N A A H J
E S T S B T M B N R N T O C R I N R T J
R N N K R M O I J A I P E A C A T A N W
F I Q O O Z A P R O R S S R E L H C A S
V R M C P G S T N I R E Z A I C G S R H
W M D E G N I T E E N J T V V H U S O D
I P P R S N S T M U J G G A E E O N N J
Y N O T O N O M D R Y Z K N D M R S G D
C E N T U R I O N T Q H B S W Y D V I D
R U E F U L L Y I N T U I T I V E L Y
D F A M I N E R L U M I N O U S
D E M O T S U C C A E R P O M E N S
T D V J G R G E R
I A E I E E I U G H E
Z E N I T H V D S T C A R T F A Y A T
Y I F L O T E A R L I N T
S L G R I Y O N P O R I T G D D A
L T I I P D V C N A R N M N L E E W T
E N R X R E O N Y O A A T X D R
V E O I O I S L G I S T T P U A O
A T L V A S S S S I E M L R U
N S E E E L S E O M D P A T B G
T I D R R A I C N S I R E N A A H
E S T B T M N N T O C R I N R T
R N R M O I A I P E A C A T A N
I O O A R O R S S R E L H C A
M C S T N I R E A I C G S R
M D E G N I T E E N V V H U O
I S T M U A E E O N
Y N O T O N O M D N D M R G
C E N T U R I O N S Y D I
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6 7
10 11
12 13
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1. In a manner showing or expressing sorrow or 1. Shelter or protection from danger or trouble
pity; mournfully 2. Journey made for a specific purpose
3. Prophetic signs 3. Small fertile or green area in a desert region
6. Stone structures in Egypt housing the tombs 4. Developed gradually
of great Egyptian leaders 5. Harmonious combination of elements
10. Betrayal of a trust or confidence; breach of 7. Excited; disturbed
faith 8. Exit a vehicle of transportation
11. Hills or ridges of wind-blown sand 9. Began
14. Excessive excitement or enthusiasm; craze 12. Restrained; held back
17. Extreme food shortage 13. Expressing sorrow or regret
20. Sudden feeling of mental or emotional 15. Of or pertaining to the night
distress or longing 16. Worn down by scraping or rubbing
21. Medieval philosophy concerned with 18. Highly elated; jubilant; triumphant
transmuting common substances into substances 19. Slight degree of coloration
of value
.
1 2 3 4 5
R U E F U L L Y O M E N S
E X A V Y
6 7
F P Y R A M I D S O M
U E G I L P
8
G D I S V H D
9
E I T C E O I
10 11
T R E A S O N D U N E S
12 13
R L I T M Y E
14 15 16
E A O E M A N I A M
17 18
F A M I N E D E O B B
R E X N C R A
19
A N U T C T A R
I T L I E U D K
N I T N D R E
20
E N P A N G N D
D G N E A
21
T D A L C H E M Y
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1. In a manner showing or expressing sorrow or 1. Shelter or protection from danger or trouble
pity; mournfully 2. Journey made for a specific purpose
3. Prophetic signs 3. Small fertile or green area in a desert region
6. Stone structures in Egypt housing the tombs 4. Developed gradually
of great Egyptian leaders 5. Harmonious combination of elements
10. Betrayal of a trust or confidence; breach of 7. Excited; disturbed
faith 8. Exit a vehicle of transportation
11. Hills or ridges of wind-blown sand 9. Began
14. Excessive excitement or enthusiasm; craze 12. Restrained; held back
17. Extreme food shortage 13. Expressing sorrow or regret
20. Sudden feeling of mental or emotional 15. Of or pertaining to the night
distress or longing 16. Worn down by scraping or rubbing
21. Medieval philosophy concerned with 18. Highly elated; jubilant; triumphant
transmuting common substances into substances 19. Slight degree of coloration
of value
.
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6 7
9 10
11
12 13
14
15 16 17 18 19
20
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1. Worn down by scraping or rubbing 1. Ashamed or embarrassed; disconcerted
4. Groups that travel together across the desert 2. Shelter or protection from danger or trouble
or through hostile territory 3. Exit a vehicle of transportation
6. Harmonious combination of elements 5. Curved Asian swords
9. In a manner showing or expressing sorrow or 7. Stone structures in Egypt housing the tombs
pity; mournfully of great Egyptian leaders
11. Became aware of directly through the senses 8. Sweetened mixture of alcohol and water
12. Pamphlets containing a religious or political containing medicines
declaration or appeal 10. Journey made for a specific purpose
15. Medieval philosophy concerned with 11. Forbidden by authority
transmuting common substances into substances 13. Slight degree of coloration
of value 14. Excessive excitement or enthusiasm; craze
17. Betrayal of a trust or confidence; breach of 16. Optical illusions in sandy deserts caused by
faith hot air
20. Extreme food shortage 18. Developed gradually
. 19. Type of beetle held sacred by the Ancient
Egyptians
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A B R A D E D C A R A V A N S
B E I C
6 7
A F S Y M P H O N Y I
8
S U E Y E M
9 10
H G M R U E F U L L Y I
E E B A X I T
D A M P X A
11
P E R C E I V E D I R
12 13
R K D D T R A C T S
14
M O S I I
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A L C H E M Y T R E A S O N
N I I I V C G
I B R O O A E
A I A N L R D
T G V A
20
E E F A M I N E B
D S D
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1. Worn down by scraping or rubbing 1. Ashamed or embarrassed; disconcerted
4. Groups that travel together across the desert 2. Shelter or protection from danger or trouble
or through hostile territory 3. Exit a vehicle of transportation
6. Harmonious combination of elements 5. Curved Asian swords
9. In a manner showing or expressing sorrow or 7. Stone structures in Egypt housing the tombs
pity; mournfully of great Egyptian leaders
11. Became aware of directly through the senses 8. Sweetened mixture of alcohol and water
12. Pamphlets containing a religious or political containing medicines
declaration or appeal 10. Journey made for a specific purpose
15. Medieval philosophy concerned with 11. Forbidden by authority
transmuting common substances into substances 13. Slight degree of coloration
of value 14. Excessive excitement or enthusiasm; craze
17. Betrayal of a trust or confidence; breach of 16. Optical illusions in sandy deserts caused by
faith hot air
20. Extreme food shortage 18. Developed gradually
. 19. Type of beetle held sacred by the Ancient
Egyptians
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6 7
10
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15
16 17
18 19
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3. Medieval philosophy concerned with 1. Developed gradually
transmuting common substances into substances 2. Restrained; held back
of value 4. Expressing sorrow or regret
5. Caused, called forth, or brought about 5. Through natural insight; without learning
8. Path of a projectile or other moving body 6. Exert oneself vigorously; try hard
through space 7. Thrown forward
11. Point on the celestial sphere vertically above 9. Percentage of a sales price paid to salesmen
a given position for their services
14. Betrayal of a trust or confidence; breach of 10. Extreme food shortage
faith 12. Lacking in knowledge or training; unlearned
15. Shelter or protection from danger or trouble 13. Daring or bold resistance to authority
16. Type of beetle held sacred by the Ancient 14. Ropes, chains, or similar restraints for
Egyptians holding an animal in place
17. Prophetic signs
18. Hills or ridges of wind-blown sand
19. Exit a vehicle of transportation
1 2 3 4
E R A L C H E M Y
5
I N V O K E D A
6 7
N O F M S P
8
T L T R A J E C T O R Y
9
U V A N R O C
10
I E I T I J O F
T D N I V E M A
I E N E C M M
V D G T I I
11 12 13 14
Z E N I T H D T R E A S O N
15
L G R E F U G E D S E
Y N F T I
O I H O
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S C A R A B A O M E N S N
A N R
18 19
D U N E S C D I S E M B A R K
T E
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3. Medieval philosophy concerned with 1. Developed gradually
transmuting common substances into substances 2. Restrained; held back
of value 4. Expressing sorrow or regret
5. Caused, called forth, or brought about 5. Through natural insight; without learning
8. Path of a projectile or other moving body 6. Exert oneself vigorously; try hard
through space 7. Thrown forward
11. Point on the celestial sphere vertically above 9. Percentage of a sales price paid to salesmen
a given position for their services
14. Betrayal of a trust or confidence; breach of 10. Extreme food shortage
faith 12. Lacking in knowledge or training; unlearned
15. Shelter or protection from danger or trouble 13. Daring or bold resistance to authority
16. Type of beetle held sacred by the Ancient 14. Ropes, chains, or similar restraints for
Egyptians holding an animal in place
17. Prophetic signs
18. Hills or ridges of wind-blown sand
19. Exit a vehicle of transportation
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5 6
7 8
10
11
12
13 14
15
16
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1. Owner of a business establishment 1. Forecasts; predictions
4. Unbelievers with respect to a particular 2. Brought into being; created
religion 3. Duties
5. Sudden feeling of mental or emotional 5. Forming an opinion before possessing full
distress or longing knowledge
7. Shelter or protection from danger or trouble 6. Hills or ridges of wind-blown sand
11. Curved Asian swords 8. Extreme food shortage
13. Excessive excitement or enthusiasm; craze 9. Began
15. Exert oneself vigorously; try hard 10. Room in a church housing the sacred vessels
16. Caused, called forth, or brought about and vestments
17. Pamphlets containing a religious or political 11. Type of beetle held sacred by the Ancient
declaration or appeal Egyptians
18. Medieval philosophy concerned with 12. Daring or bold resistance to authority
transmuting common substances into substances 14. Enthusiastically; in a dedicated manner
of value
.
1 2 3
P R O P R I E T O R
R R B
4
O I N F I D E L S
5 6
P A N G G I D
7 8
R N I R E F U G E U
9
E O N A A N C
10
C S A M T S E O
11
O T T S C I M I T A R S M
N I E C N O C M
12
C C D A E N R D E
E A R S I E N
13 14
I T M A N I A S F C
15
V I B V S T R I V E
E O I Y A D
16
D I N V O K E D D N
17
S L T R A C T S
18
A L C H E M Y E
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1. Owner of a business establishment 1. Forecasts; predictions
4. Unbelievers with respect to a particular 2. Brought into being; created
religion 3. Duties
5. Sudden feeling of mental or emotional 5. Forming an opinion before possessing full
distress or longing knowledge
7. Shelter or protection from danger or trouble 6. Hills or ridges of wind-blown sand
11. Curved Asian swords 8. Extreme food shortage
13. Excessive excitement or enthusiasm; craze 9. Began
15. Exert oneself vigorously; try hard 10. Room in a church housing the sacred vessels
16. Caused, called forth, or brought about and vestments
17. Pamphlets containing a religious or political 11. Type of beetle held sacred by the Ancient
declaration or appeal Egyptians
18. Medieval philosophy concerned with 12. Daring or bold resistance to authority
transmuting common substances into substances 14. Enthusiastically; in a dedicated manner
of value
.
Excited; disturbed
AGITATED
Enthusiastically; in a dedicated
manner
AVIDLY
Began
COMMENCED
Developed gradually
EVOLVED
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Journey made for a specific
purpose
EXPEDITION
Made by hand
HANDWROUGHT
Lacking in knowledge or
training; unlearned
IGNORANT
In a manner compelling
attention or notice
INSISTENTLY
Shortcomings or defects
LIMITATIONS
Brilliant intellectually;
enlightening
LUMINOUS
Excessive excitement or
enthusiasm; craze
MANIA
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Gloomy state of mind, esp.
when habitual or prolonged
MELANCHOLY
Duties
OBLIGATIONS
Prophetic signs
OMENS
Forecasts; predictions
PROGNOSTICATIONS
Forbidden by authority
PROHIBITED
Thrown forward
PROJECTED
Owner of a business
establishment
PROPRIETOR
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Short, popular, usually wise
saying or precept
PROVERB
In a manner showing or
expressing sorrow or pity;
RUEFULLY mournfully
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Room in a church housing the
sacred vessels and vestments
SACRISTY
Guards
SENTINELS
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Exert oneself vigorously; try
hard
STRIVE
Harmonious combination of
elements
SYMPHONY
Passed; transferred
TRANSMITTED
PROGNOST
TREASON NOCTURNAL DROUGHT PANG
ICATIONS
PROGNOST
ELIXIR CARAVANS REACCUSTOMED ABASHED
ICATIONS
PROGNOST
ORIGINATED PYRAMIDS CONTEMPLATE LAMENTING
ICATIONS
PROGNOST
SCUTTLING EXPEDITION PANG CAPRICIOUS
ICATIONS
PROGNOST
PROPRIETOR MELANCHOLY STRIVE RUEFULLY
ICATIONS
PROGNOST
COINCIDENCE PHARAOH OMENS OBLIGATIONS
ICATIONS
PROGNOST
ABRADED AVIDLY SCUTTLING SCARAB
ICATIONS
PROGNOST
ABASHED SENTINELS AVIDLY CONTEMPLATE
ICATIONS
PROGNOST
SENTINELS REFRAINED PROVERB EXULTANT
ICATIONS
PROGNOST
LIMITATIONS TRAJECTORY STRIVE IGNORANT
ICATIONS