EASTER, Celebration marking a major spring event., HALLELUJAH, A word shouted in joy during certain ceremonies., SPRING, The season when renewal and growth occur., PARADE, People march publicly, often with music and color., LILY, A white flower often associated with purity., PASTRY, Sweet baked treat sometimes shaped for a holiday., ANOINT, A ritual action involving oil or blessing., GLOBAL, Something spanning many countries and cultures., BUNNY, Creature that symbolizes fertility in springtime., EGG, Small oval object often decorated and hidden., BREAKFAST, The first meal of the day, sometimes special on holidays., PILGRIM, Someone who journeys to a sacred place., CANDLE, Object giving light, often part of rituals., RESURRECTION, Returning to life in religious belief., TRADITION, Customs passed down through generations., CELEBRATION, Act of marking an event with joy., FESTIVAL, A public event with music, food, or performance., BLESSING, Words or actions meant to bring good fortune., PROCESSION, People moving in an organized line for ceremony., CHURCH, Building where worship and gatherings occur., REVIVAL, A renewal of faith or spirit., QUARTERS, Divisions of time or place related to a ritual., HOLIDAY, A day set aside for observance or rest., LENTEN, Relating to a period of fasting before a major feast., VIGIL, Staying awake for reflection or ceremony., INCENSE, Aromatic substance burned during ritual., SUNDAY, Specific day often considered sacred or important., PASSION, Refers to suffering leading to a significant event., CROSS, Symbol representing sacrifice or faith., CHOCOLATE, Sweet treat sometimes shaped into a symbol of the holiday., EGGS, Plural of small oval items often painted or hidden., FASTING, Abstaining from food for spiritual reasons., PALM, Branch used in processions to commemorate an event., CHAPEL, Small religious building or room for worship., GOOD FRIDAY, Day commemorating a critical event before Easter., FORGIVENESS, Key moral theme in many religious stories., CANDLES, Multiple objects giving light in ceremonies., EASTER EGG HUNT, Activity where hidden items are searched for., EARTH, What is celebrated for renewal during the season., GINGERBREAD, Spiced baked good sometimes shaped for holidays., ALGORITHM, A step-by-step set of instructions., PIXEL, The tiniest part that makes up an image on a screen., BINARY, Number system that uses only two digits., CANVAS, Space where digital artists create drawings., EQUATION, Math statement showing two expressions are equal., LAYER, Separate level in a digital art file., LOOP, Instruction repeated multiple times in code., PALETTE, Collection of colors available to an artist., VARIABLE, Symbol representing a changing value., RENDER, Process of creating a final image from a program., DECIMAL, Number system based on tens., FUNCTION, Reusable block of code performing a task., GRADIENT, Smooth transition between colors., SYNTAX, Rules for writing correct code., FRACTION, Part of a whole, like ¾., SHORTCUT, Key combination that saves time on a computer., OPACITY, How see-through a layer or object is., ADD, Math operation that combines numbers., FILTER, Digital effect applied to images., MULTIPLY, Math operation to increase a number repeatedly., CLIPBOARD, Temporary storage for copied or cut items., CROP, Remove unwanted edges of an image., DIVISION, Math operation splitting into equal parts., IMPORT, Bring external file into a program., MERGE, Combine layers or files into one., ALGORITHMIC, Related to following a step-by-step procedure., BRUSH, Tool used to paint digitally., ANGLE, Space between two lines meeting at a point., RESOLUTION, Number of pixels that define an image., SUBTRACT, Take one number away from another., LOOPING, Repeating sequence in code or animation., LAYERING, Stacking elements to organize artwork., CLIP, Short segment of digital video or audio., POLYGON, Shape with three or more sides., BOOLEAN, True/false value in programming., ZOOM, Increase view scale in digital workspace., GRID, Helps organize elements precisely., INTERFACE, What users interact with on a program or device., CANVAS, Area where digital creations happen., FUNCTIONAL, Able to perform its intended task.

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