The Door leads to the Pass Word and Code! Quiz

Answer: Door

The recorded history of doors has its origin in Egyptian art in tomb depictions and could be interpreted as a gateway to the afterlife.

Answer: Moor

A moor is an area of uncultivated land covered with rough grass and sedges especially common in Britain (Dartmoor, Exmoor, Yorkshire moors).

Answer: Mood

The word "mood" is related to the Old English and Old Saxon words "mod" meaning "heart", "frame of mind", " arrogance", "courage" and even "violence".
"Mood rings" were popular in the 1970s and changed color depending on the temperature of the ring finger.

Answer: Wood

"Wood" is the hard fibrous substance that forms the trunk and branches of a tree composed of cellulose fibers.
A copse is a small group of trees as opposed to a large group of trees or forest.

Answer: Word

"Word" originates from the Proto- Germanic "wurda" meaning "speech" or "talk" which formed the Old Saxon and Old Frisian "word".

Answer: Cord

A cord is a unit of dry volume, usually used to measure timber (either firewood or pulpwood). When the wood is stacked tightly, it measures 128 cubic feet (4 ft. high by 8 ft. wide by 4 ft. deep).

Answer: Core

The outer core of the earth is composed of liquid iron, while the inner core is a solid iron-nickel alloy. They lie below the mantle which is composed mainly of silicate rock with other minerals and metals.

Answer: Code

A code is a system of words, letters, numbers, or other symbols used to represent other words or phrases - which is essentially substitution!
Codes started as a way to communicate secretly and take many forms from the simple Caesar cipher, Morse code or Pigpen cipher to the complex Enigma machine, the Vigenère cipher (polyalphabetic cipher) or Steganography.

Answer: Lode

In geology, a lode is an ore deposited between layers of rock or in fissures. Lode mining is hard rock mining, usually with the intention to extract gold from the veins of ore.

Answer: Node

In the biological sense, a node is a swelling, knot or mass of tissue such as a lymph node which occurs naturally or can be the result of a disease.

Answer: Nose

The nose is part of the olfactory system which detects the sense of smell and the principal part of the respiratory system.

Answer: Pose

To pose is a way of standing or sitting, especially in order to be photographed or have your picture drawn or painted. The origin of the word is Middle English from Old French "poser" and from late Latin pausare "to pause".

Answer: Post

The word "Post" originates in the 1590s, from the French poste, "place where one is stationed" and from the Italian posto, " to place or put".

Answer: Past

"Past" is a variant of the word "passed " meaning "belonging to a time previous to this" used from the 14th century.

Answer: Pass

A pass from one side of a mountain range to another is also known as a col.(A common crossword clue)