anzac Crossword Puzzles

Gallipoli 2019-10-27

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a soldier in the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps
a soldier or an armed force
recall and show respect for (someone or something)
punishment inflicted or retribution exacted for an injury or wrong

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the action of turning something aside from its course.
the piece of ground on which a battle is or was fought.
a long, narrow ditch dug by troops to provide a place of shelter from enemy fire
is a knife, sword, or spike-shaped weapon designed to fit on the end of the muzzle of a rifle, musket or similar firearm, allowing it to be used as a spear.

8 Clues: a soldier or an armed force • recall and show respect for (someone or something) • the action of turning something aside from its course. • a soldier in the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps • the piece of ground on which a battle is or was fought. • punishment inflicted or retribution exacted for an injury or wrong • ...

Mem 2025-07-23

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something in the past you vividly remember that in the back of your mind
bring someone’s mind to awareness of someone or something from the past
recall and show respect for someone or something

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we has a - service for Anzac Day
I got a magnet as a- at London to remember our holiday

5 Clues: we has a - service for Anzac Day • recall and show respect for someone or something • I got a magnet as a- at London to remember our holiday • bring someone’s mind to awareness of someone or something from the past • something in the past you vividly remember that in the back of your mind

Carbohydrates 2021-09-09

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A yellow starchy powder made from corn
Most of the protein, vitamins and minerals of a grain are contained in this
This type of flour is brown because it has contains of the bran
These cereals are used to make porridge and in Anzac biscuits
Table sugar is known by this scientific name
An Asian staple that is affected by gelatinisation as it cooks
Most of the sugar we use comes from sugar ______
The gelatinisation of starches can be used to ___________ sauces
The bulk of the flour that we use and eat comes from this cereal
The part of a cereal grain that is made up of starch

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The brown layer of a cereal grain that contains fibre
The browning of sugar when exposed to a dry heat
Another word for corn grain
When starches expand due to moist heat
This type of sugar is ground the finest
A brown component of sugar that gives brown and raw sugars their colour
The edible seeds of grasses
Brown rice is better for you as it contains more of this
Starch and fibre are __________ carbohydrates because they are made of multiple sugars joined together

19 Clues: Another word for corn grain • The edible seeds of grasses • A yellow starchy powder made from corn • When starches expand due to moist heat • This type of sugar is ground the finest • Table sugar is known by this scientific name • The browning of sugar when exposed to a dry heat • Most of the sugar we use comes from sugar ______ • ...

WORLD WAR I: Introduction 2015-04-21

WORLD WAR I: Introduction crossword puzzle

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What did Arthur Walker have to do to be able to fight for his country?
In which country did the Australian soldiers land?
Which relative of Anzac’s fought in the First World War?
16 ___________ people died during WWI, and many more were wounded.
How many thousands of Australians died in WWI?

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What other two countries did this man fight in after surviving Gallipoli?
How many people in Anzac’s family have been given the name Anzac?
The event that sparked the WWI was on 28 June 1914 Archduke Franz Ferdinand of _________ was assassinated.
It was a different time, when Aboriginal people weren't even considered _________ of their own country.
In Aboriginal culture, when you die you have to be buried where you were _______.
Australia was still a member of the __________ Empire, so they joined the ___________.

11 Clues: How many thousands of Australians died in WWI? • In which country did the Australian soldiers land? • Which relative of Anzac’s fought in the First World War? • How many people in Anzac’s family have been given the name Anzac? • 16 ___________ people died during WWI, and many more were wounded. • ...

review of the year 2025-02-13

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The nick name for Australian and New Zealand troops
A type of ditch used for protection by soldiers in the first world war
The term used for a political murder
Term term used for when neither side is moving/winning in warfare
The law that gave Adolf Hitler the power to make laws
The economic slump that hit Germany and the rest of the world in the 1930s
Surname of the dictator of the USSR

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Leader of the women's Social and Political Union(WSPU)
Adolf Hilter's nationality
Votes for women campaigner who threw herself under the kings house at the Derby
A political system with only one political party and one powerful leader
Women who's campaign slogan was 'deeds not Words'
This phrase has been abbreviated to OTT but originally referred to going into battle in the first world war
Women who wore short skirt and short hair in the 1920s
The place where the treaty with Germany was signed at the end of the First World War
The area between the British and German lines on the western front

16 Clues: Adolf Hilter's nationality • Surname of the dictator of the USSR • The term used for a political murder • Women who's campaign slogan was 'deeds not Words' • The nick name for Australian and New Zealand troops • The law that gave Adolf Hitler the power to make laws • Leader of the women's Social and Political Union(WSPU) • ...

Iconic Australian Foods 2020-05-19

Iconic Australian Foods crossword puzzle

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parmigiana- chicken schnitzel, topped with tomato sauce and melted cheese on top.
gay time- It’s toffee and vanilla ice-cream dipped in chocolate and then covered in biscuit pieces.
tams- two malted biscuits separated by a light chocolate cream filling and coated in a thin layer of textured chocolate.
Lamington is a square of sponge cake covered in chocolate sauce or sometimes raspberry sauce and then covered in coconut
grow off a tree

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biscuits- biscuits made of coconut, golden syrup and oats
comes from a plant that you slice
pies- pastry usually stuffed with minced meat, gravy, mushrooms, onions and cheese
Milo is basically a chocolate powder that can be mixed with milk to make a chocolate drink or it can be sprinkled on cakes
bread-white bread, butter, 100&1000s
and chips- fish with chips on the side
dark brown paste made from vegetable extract

12 Clues: grow off a tree • comes from a plant that you slice • bread-white bread, butter, 100&1000s • and chips- fish with chips on the side • dark brown paste made from vegetable extract • biscuits- biscuits made of coconut, golden syrup and oats • parmigiana- chicken schnitzel, topped with tomato sauce and melted cheese on top. • ...

Iconic Australian Cuisine 2021-04-23

Iconic Australian Cuisine crossword puzzle

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and chips - fish is traditionally either cod, haddock, or rarely flounder, chips are made from potato dough
parmigiana - made with a chicken schnitzel and topped with tomato sauce and melted cheese
- a dessert made with a meringue cake base topped with whipped cream and fruit
- dark brown paste made from various vegetables
- beetroot can be used in salads, wraps, sandwiches and can be grown by yourself

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grub - proper aussie bush tucker and they taste like chicken and contains a lot of protein
- is red lean meat and is healthy
biscuits - made with coconut, golden syrup and oats
Tams - light chocolate cream filling and coated in a thin layer of textured chocolate
bread - white bread with butter and sprinkles on top
pies - they are made with pastry and mince (pork, beef etc)
- normally with sausages, burgers, fresh seafood, steak, bread and tomato or BBQ sauce, normally BBQ’s on Australia day

12 Clues: - is red lean meat and is healthy • - dark brown paste made from various vegetables • biscuits - made with coconut, golden syrup and oats • bread - white bread with butter and sprinkles on top • pies - they are made with pastry and mince (pork, beef etc) • - a dessert made with a meringue cake base topped with whipped cream and fruit • ...

WW1 VOCAB 2026-03-29

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To sign up or join the army.
A long,narrow ditch dig into the ground where soldiers lived and fought
Stands for Australian and New Zealand Army Corps; soldiers from Australia and New Zealand.
The murder of an important or famous person, usually for political reasons.
A formal agreement between countries, often to end a war.
A WWI campaign in Turkey where Allied forces, including Australians, tried and failed to capture land.

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An agreement to stop fighting (a ceasefire), like the one that ended WWI in 1918.
The belief that a country should have a strong military and be prepared to use it.
Strong pride and loyalty to one’s country, sometimes leading to conflict with others.
When a country takes over other lands or countries to gain power and resources.
Information (often biased or misleading) used to influence people’s opinions, especially during war.
An agreement between countries to support and defend each other.

12 Clues: To sign up or join the army. • A formal agreement between countries, often to end a war. • An agreement between countries to support and defend each other. • A long,narrow ditch dig into the ground where soldiers lived and fought • The murder of an important or famous person, usually for political reasons. • ...

Roly the Anzac Donkey 2021-05-11

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What was the driver holding when Roly kick him.
What was Roly's job.
What did Roly carry on his back a the start of the book?
How did Roly get to his final spot after the war.
What country did Roly's treater come from.

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Why did Roly kick his driver.
What happened to Roly after the war.
Who found Roly on the way back.
Where was Roly born.

9 Clues: Where was Roly born. • What was Roly's job. • Why did Roly kick his driver. • Who found Roly on the way back. • What happened to Roly after the war. • What country did Roly's treater come from. • What was the driver holding when Roly kick him. • How did Roly get to his final spot after the war. • What did Roly carry on his back a the start of the book?

Australia in World War I Terms 2021-04-25

Australia in World War I Terms crossword puzzle

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A person killed or injured in war.
Big, large calibre guns.
Acronym for Australia New Zealand Army Corps
Slang term for Australian soldier.
Controlling what people read, hear or see in media and also private communications like written letters.

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Belief that it is a good thing for a strong country to rule over weaker ones and control, directly or indirectly, large amounts of territory (also known as "empire building").
A public or secret agreement, or one with publicly known and also secret parts, between two or more nations to support and defend each other in conflicts.
When people are required by law to join the armed forces for certain periods of time.
Acronym for Australian Imperial Force.

9 Clues: Big, large calibre guns. • A person killed or injured in war. • Slang term for Australian soldier. • Acronym for Australian Imperial Force. • Acronym for Australia New Zealand Army Corps • When people are required by law to join the armed forces for certain periods of time. • ...

Australia in World War I Terms 2021-04-25

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A person killed or injured in war.
Big, large calibre guns.
Acronym for Australia New Zealand Army Corps
Slang term for Australian soldier.
Controlling what people read, hear or see in media and also private communications like written letters.

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Belief that it is a good thing for a strong country to rule over weaker ones and control, directly or indirectly, large amounts of territory (also known as "empire building").
A public or secret agreement, or one with publicly known and also secret parts, between two or more nations to support and defend each other in conflicts.
When people are required by law to join the armed forces for certain periods of time.
Acronym for Australian Imperial Force.

Australia in World War I Terms 2021-04-25

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A person killed or injured in war.
Big, large calibre guns.
Acronym for Australia New Zealand Army Corps
Slang term for Australian soldier.
Controlling what people read, hear or see in media and also private communications like written letters.

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Belief that it is a good thing for a strong country to rule over weaker ones and control, directly or indirectly, large amounts of territory (also known as "empire building").
A public or secret agreement, or one with publicly known and also secret parts, between two or more nations to support and defend each other in conflicts.
When people are required by law to join the armed forces for certain periods of time.
Acronym for Australian Imperial Force.

Iconic Australian Cuisine 2021-04-23

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and chips - fish is traditionally either cod, haddock, or rarely flounder, chips are made from potato dough
parmigiana - made with a chicken schnitzel and topped with tomato sauce and melted cheese
- a dessert made with a meringue cake base topped with whipped cream and fruit
- dark brown paste made from various vegetables
- beetroot can be used in salads, wraps, sandwiches and can be grown by yourself

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grub - proper aussie bush tucker and they taste like chicken and contains a lot of protein
- is red lean meat and is healthy
biscuits - made with coconut, golden syrup and oats
Tams - light chocolate cream filling and coated in a thin layer of textured chocolate
bread - white bread with butter and sprinkles on top
pies - they are made with pastry and mince (pork, beef etc)
- normally with sausages, burgers, fresh seafood, steak, bread and tomato or BBQ sauce, normally BBQ’s on Australia day

NZ History 2026-04-29

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The first European explorer to sight New Zealand in 1642.
The giant, flightless bird that became extinct shortly after human arrival.
The name of the location where the Treaty was signed in 1840.
NZ was the first country to grant women this in 1893.
NZ famously took this stance in the 1980s, banning certain ships from its ports.
The Maori word for 'Treaty'.
The name of the combined Australian and NZ Army Corps.

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The ethnic group of the original settlers who discovered NZ around 1200–1300 AD.
The traditional Maori dance performed by the All Blacks and at official events.
The most common Māori name for New Zealand, meaning "Land of the Long White Cloud."
The English version of Article 1 claimed this over NZ.
The Māori term used to describe New Zealanders of European descent.
The WWI campaign that is central to NZ's national identity.
The British explorer who mapped NZ in 1769.

14 Clues: The Maori word for 'Treaty'. • The British explorer who mapped NZ in 1769. • NZ was the first country to grant women this in 1893. • The English version of Article 1 claimed this over NZ. • The name of the combined Australian and NZ Army Corps. • The first European explorer to sight New Zealand in 1642. • The WWI campaign that is central to NZ's national identity. • ...

Anzac 2023-05-03

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weapon used in war
people who fought in war

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something explosive

3 Clues: weapon used in war • something explosive • people who fought in war

Australia in World War I Terms 2021-04-25

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A person killed or injured in war.
Big, large calibre guns.
Acronym for Australia New Zealand Army Corps
Slang term for Australian soldier.
Controlling what people read, hear or see in media and also private communications like written letters.

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Belief that it is a good thing for a strong country to rule over weaker ones and control, directly or indirectly, large amounts of territory (also known as "empire building").
A public or secret agreement, or one with publicly known and also secret parts, between two or more nations to support and defend each other in conflicts.
When people are required by law to join the armed forces for certain periods of time.
Acronym for Australian Imperial Force.

Australian Homefront During WW1 2024-06-13

Australian Homefront During WW1 crossword puzzle

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___ the lost sheep.
Main country Australia fought against in WW1.
Compulsory enlistment for state service, typically into the armed forces.
a fixed amount of a commodity officially allowed to each person during a time of shortage, as in wartime.

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The state of a country or region in terms of the production and consumption of goods and services and the supply of money.
Civilian population and activities of a nation whose armed forces are engaged in war abroad.
A debt instrument; issued by a government to gather funds to finance military efforts.
Devotion to and vigorous support for Straya.
Acronym for the name of the WW1 Army Corps of Australia and New Zealand at the time.

9 Clues: ___ the lost sheep. • Devotion to and vigorous support for Straya. • Main country Australia fought against in WW1. • Compulsory enlistment for state service, typically into the armed forces. • Acronym for the name of the WW1 Army Corps of Australia and New Zealand at the time. • ...

April 2022 2022-03-31

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The chair of the newly formed Clermont Connect board is Renee ___?
_____ Kleier is the Captain of the QLD PBR Origin team?
The Men's Shed raffle is a knife in a display box made of black _____?
After 50 years of service to Clermont, what local plumbing business is finishing up.
What was the name of the food item cooked by the hostess at Redrock in Beth's Step Back in Time?
What service organisation is establishing a branch in Clermont?

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What animal will Clermont be celebrating in May?
What social group open to boys and girls is coming back to Clermont?
____ Morgan, one of Australia's most enduring artists is the main attraction at the Capella Country Music Festival?
In Grant's Goss this month, he encourages everyone to check the health of what body part?
What type of agriculture is Kieron, son of Bryson Taylor exploring?
The ANZAC day community project is called the ____ project.

12 Clues: What animal will Clermont be celebrating in May? • _____ Kleier is the Captain of the QLD PBR Origin team? • The ANZAC day community project is called the ____ project. • What service organisation is establishing a branch in Clermont? • The chair of the newly formed Clermont Connect board is Renee ___? • ...

World War I – Key Battles and Events 2025-04-19

World War I – Key Battles and Events crossword puzzle

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A 1914 battle where Germany defeated Russia early in the war.
Germany’s naval tactic of using U-boats to sink enemy and neutral ships.
The heavily contested region between France and Germany characterized by trench warfare.
A failed Allied campaign in the Ottoman Empire in 1915, involving ANZAC forces.
A major 1916 British offensive marked by high casualties and little territorial gain.

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A muddy 1917 battle in Belgium, also called the Third Battle of Ypres.
A 1916 battle between France and Germany, remembered as one of the longest and bloodiest of the war.
The agreement that ended fighting on the Western Front on November 11, 1918.
A type of static and defensive warfare dominant on the Western Front.
A deadly chemical weapon first widely used during WWI.

10 Clues: A deadly chemical weapon first widely used during WWI. • A 1914 battle where Germany defeated Russia early in the war. • A type of static and defensive warfare dominant on the Western Front. • A muddy 1917 battle in Belgium, also called the Third Battle of Ypres. • Germany’s naval tactic of using U-boats to sink enemy and neutral ships. • ...

ANZAC Day Crossword =) 2026-02-10

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An occupation that involves fighting in battle
The hospital ship that spent time at ANZAC Cove

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A type of gas starting with M
What was the virus that killed 20-40 million people?

4 Clues: A type of gas starting with M • An occupation that involves fighting in battle • The hospital ship that spent time at ANZAC Cove • What was the virus that killed 20-40 million people?

Nat's ANZAC Crossword 2013-04-28

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do the opposite thing
someone to help for a while
my partner in my achieving my goals
says the opposite thing

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not helping at all
a written agreement

6 Clues: not helping at all • a written agreement • do the opposite thing • says the opposite thing • someone to help for a while • my partner in my achieving my goals

World War I 2024-10-14

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This side was defending the Gallipoli Peninsula.
The Allied forces aimed to control this strait during the Gallipoli campaign.
The policy debated in Australia regarding compulsory military service.
These flying machines were a new technology used in reconnaissance and combat.
This country formed part of ANZAC along with New Zealand.
A brutal battle on the Western Front, known for its heavy casualties in 1916.
The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand was the immediate cause of WWI in this city.

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These new armored vehicles could cross difficult terrain and were first used in WWI.
Recruitment method used to encourage men to enlist through posters and rallies.
One of the MAIN causes of WWI, involves the buildup of military forces.
A disease carried by lice that affected soldiers in the trenches.
Front: This battlefront was known for its trench warfare, located in France and Belgium.

12 Clues: This side was defending the Gallipoli Peninsula. • This country formed part of ANZAC along with New Zealand. • A disease carried by lice that affected soldiers in the trenches. • The policy debated in Australia regarding compulsory military service. • One of the MAIN causes of WWI, involves the buildup of military forces. • ...

2GB 3 2013-11-17

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an iconic house on the harbour
the highway that crosses the Harbour
the former name of Thailand
planes take off and land here
a former Australian airline
the NRL that won the 2013 premiership
Smithy's favourite NRL team
a 60s dance craze
Sydney's famous zoo
Ben Fordham's Man on the Land
the news show at 6pm on 2GB
a popular book
one of Sydney's best known parks
an arcade in Sydney's CBD
a well known street in Newtown
This Price is right at night on 2GB
an Australian movie that starred a pig

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the winner of the 2000 Melbourne Cup
a famous Sydney beach
a suburb in Sydney's west
a train station on the Carlingford line
the suburb with the postcode 2162
an ABBA song
the longest form of a cricket match
Ray Hadley's favourite type of music
a town in the Hunter
Alan Jones starred in this musical
Ray Warren's nickname
a fun park on the Harbour
a bridge at Pyrmont
you can catch one of these to Manly
a former Governor General
the tasman is one type of this body of water

33 Clues: an ABBA song • a popular book • a 60s dance craze • Sydney's famous zoo • a bridge at Pyrmont • a town in the Hunter • a famous Sydney beach • Ray Warren's nickname • a suburb in Sydney's west • a fun park on the Harbour • an arcade in Sydney's CBD • a former Governor General • the former name of Thailand • a former Australian airline • Smithy's favourite NRL team • ...

George’s cross word 2026-02-16

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my marimekko manager
suburb my parents live in
$4 pizzas!
your top artist on Spotify 2025
what you taught me when I went to your house in England
fish and chip shop order
place I worked in Edinburgh
name of the first pub we went to in Melb
my favourite fruit
best kind of biscuit
my middle name
where i do Pilates
what comes on kfc chips in aus
my favourite colour (atm)
favourite food (maybe kinda)
your street in Edinburgh
number of windows in gore st

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us in Indonesia
where you can get the best burger in Melb
floor number of my parents apartment in bris
my top song last year
my Edinburgh friend
Ruby’s dads name
my top artist on Spotify 2025
name of one of our jungle guides
where we had our first date
my old landlords name
my old street!
first city i visited solo
my favourite of your dogs (?!?!)
our star sign (awwww)
you (mwahahaha)
My grandads real name
Kuta Greek restaurant dish
favourite sweet (also maybe kinda)
the beach we visited Claud at
my dead dogs name
your tummy issues

38 Clues: $4 pizzas! • my old street! • my middle name • us in Indonesia • you (mwahahaha) • Ruby’s dads name • my dead dogs name • your tummy issues • my favourite fruit • where i do Pilates • my Edinburgh friend • my marimekko manager • best kind of biscuit • my top song last year • my old landlords name • our star sign (awwww) • My grandads real name • fish and chip shop order • your street in Edinburgh • ...

HASS Revision 2025-11-18

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Australian and New Zealand Army Corps
artificial waterways allowing for transport and travel
all people being treated the same
the location of the major battle for the ottoman empire
the system of voting responsible for selecting a candidate
A proposed act for the constitution
the practice of farming
the belief that strength comes from control of resources and land
A member of parliament not affiliated with a political party
the belief a strong military makes a strong country
the ranking of courts in order of importance

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courts being separated from the elected government and parliament
areas with low population density and open land
An agreement between two political parties to support each other
an extensive group of countries/states ruled by one individual or group
areas with high population density and infrastructure
the maritime passage connecting the black sea and the mediterranean
principles that work together to ensure everyone can understand and benefit from the legal system
the act of enrolling in the armed services
The upper house of parliament
The party with the second largest majority in parliament
a new design or improvement on an existing design
the belief that a country should have a singular cultural identity
relationships between nations

24 Clues: the practice of farming • The upper house of parliament • relationships between nations • all people being treated the same • A proposed act for the constitution • Australian and New Zealand Army Corps • the act of enrolling in the armed services • the ranking of courts in order of importance • areas with low population density and open land • ...

ANZAC Day 2017 2017-04-23

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soldier
commemoration

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remember
campaign
history
war

6 Clues: war • soldier • history • remember • campaign • commemoration

WORLD WAR I: Introduction 2015-04-21

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How many thousands of Australians died in WWI?
Which relative of Anzac’s fought in the First World War?
16 ___________ people died during WWI, and many more were wounded.
The event that sparked the WWI was on 28 June 1914 Archduke Franz Ferdinand of _________ was assassinated.
In Aboriginal culture, when you die you have to be buried where you were _______.
It was a different time, when Aboriginal people weren't even considered _________ of their own country.
What did Arthur Walker have to do to be able to fight for his country?

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Australia was still a member of the __________ Empire, so they joined the ___________.
What other two countries did this man fight in after surviving Gallipoli?
How many people in Anzac’s family have been given the name Anzac?
In which country did the Australian soldiers land?

WORLD WAR I: Introduction 2015-04-21

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How many people in Anzac’s family have been given the name Anzac?
What did Arthur Walker have to do to be able to fight for his country?
Which relative of Anzac’s fought in the First World War?
How many thousands of Australians died in WWI?
In Aboriginal culture, when you die you have to be buried where you were _______.
It was a different time, when Aboriginal people weren't even considered _________ of their own country.

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Australia was still a member of the __________ Empire, so they joined the ___________.
What other two countries did this man fight in after surviving Gallipoli?
The event that sparked the WWI was on 28 June 1914 Archduke Franz Ferdinand of _________ was assassinated.
In which country did the Australian soldiers land?
16 ___________ people died during WWI, and many more were wounded.

World War II 2019-11-28

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- What happened to Archduke Franz Ferdinand during the war
- Who won World War II

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- What day do we celebrate every year
- One the 2nd of what month did the war end
- policy or ideology of extending a country's rule over foreign nations, often by military force or by gaining political and economic control of other areas.

5 Clues: - Who won World War II • - What day do we celebrate every year • - One the 2nd of what month did the war end • - What happened to Archduke Franz Ferdinand during the war • - policy or ideology of extending a country's rule over foreign nations, often by military force or by gaining political and economic control of other areas.

Australians at war 2020-07-23

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what do you call a person killed or injured in war
what is being forced by the government to enlist in the army
what is a foreign place or thing
what do you call the effort by Hitler and the Nazis to eliminate all Jewish people in Europe
what is an agreement made by opposing sides in a war to stop fighting

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what does Australia and new Zealand army corps stand for
what is an affectionate term for an Australian solider
what is controlling or restricting the information that the public receives by banning certain topics in books, newspapers, movies, media
what is the Australian imperial force
what is the agreement between two or more countries to support and defend each other during war
what is a large calibre gun used in warfare on land

11 Clues: what is a foreign place or thing • what is the Australian imperial force • what do you call a person killed or injured in war • what is a large calibre gun used in warfare on land • what is an affectionate term for an Australian solider • what does Australia and new Zealand army corps stand for • what is being forced by the government to enlist in the army • ...

English Speaking Country Holidays 2024-09-09

English Speaking Country Holidays crossword puzzle

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The Irish holiday ‘St. Patrick’s Day’ is known for the the three leaf clover called the ____________
On April fool’s day, many people play ____________ on each other.
____________ Day is an important holiday in South Africa remembering the first national elections where everyone from any race group were allowed to vote.
On ____________ many people dress up in costumes and go trick or treating
On February 14th, you give gifts to your ____________
New Years Day is celebrated on January the ____________

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On the 4th of July, Americans celebrate ____________ from the British
Waitangi Day commemorates the signing of an agreement between the British and ____________ in New Zealand.
The King’s Birthday is a public holiday for countries that belong to the ____________
Remembrance Day is observed in Commonwealth countries which marks the end of the first ____________
In Australia and New Zealand, Christmas is in the ____________
ANZAC Day commemorates Australian and New Zealand soldiers who died in the battle of ____________ in WWI
Easter is a Christian celebration, remembering the resurrection of ____________.

13 Clues: On February 14th, you give gifts to your ____________ • New Years Day is celebrated on January the ____________ • In Australia and New Zealand, Christmas is in the ____________ • On April fool’s day, many people play ____________ on each other. • On the 4th of July, Americans celebrate ____________ from the British • ...

which long e will I need to use? ee, ea, ie, e-e, y, ey 2024-05-07

which long e will I need to use? ee, ea, ie, e-e, y, ey crossword puzzle

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lots of kids build sandcastles at the .....
sometimes I wake in the night after having a .....
we should not enter .... water or we could drown
When we can remember a lot it is said we have a great ......
sometimes when we are sick we get all hot and have a .....
if I don't get enough ..... I get grumpy
Bees produce sweet .....
I like to put ...... on my crackers
a bicycle has two ......
When it is cold I put on a ......
a light wind can be called a ......
Some kids like to climb the ..... at school
some kids earn pocket ..... for doing jobs

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some people call lollies .....
one, two ....., four, five ...
On Sunday our .... plays soccer
some people like to drink a hot ......
we need to ... mostly healthy food
On Friday the ..... of our assembly is Anzac Day
people who do a lot of ....... learn new things
a pronoun that we use for a boy is ..
You can tell when people are feeling ..... by their smiles
a sport that you wear a mouth guard and shin pads
I live on Ortive ......
a pronoun that we use for a girl is ...
Mum said to go ...... on our bikes so we wouldn't fall off

26 Clues: I live on Ortive ...... • Bees produce sweet ..... • a bicycle has two ...... • some people call lollies ..... • one, two ....., four, five ... • On Sunday our .... plays soccer • When it is cold I put on a ...... • we need to ... mostly healthy food • I like to put ...... on my crackers • a light wind can be called a ...... • a pronoun that we use for a boy is .. • ...

Australia 2024-10-13

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Wine is often opened for guests at dinner parties, and your… can influence how you’re perceived
“Jack is as good as his master” => Belief in …
Australian table manners follow the … tradition
Because of the length of Australia’s ... , from warm tropical waters off the Queensland coast to cold waters off southern Australia, there is a diverse source of seafood
Australia not only produces some of the best wine in the world, but it drinks … as well
Australians are busy, dynamic, and practical, they appreciate their … more than ever.
Understanding differences is best learned through direct visits."
The Australian tend to feel that a waiter or waitress should earn a …
…oneself with the Australian way can help build business relationships and discuss with Australians

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Australians value … over statements
the bill for a group of people is usually …
Price is a guide to …
Business attitudes in Australia are influenced by the economy’s structure, history, and …
In terms of greetings, … are standard.
Australians appreciate … communication.
Australians NOW have the highest hours worked and the lowest number of … days
Anzac Day, celebrated on… 25, is considered Australia's most important holiday.

17 Clues: Price is a guide to … • Australians value … over statements • In terms of greetings, … are standard. • Australians appreciate … communication. • the bill for a group of people is usually … • “Jack is as good as his master” => Belief in … • Australian table manners follow the … tradition • Understanding differences is best learned through direct visits." • ...

WWI Crossword 2013-10-29

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An expedition usually led during the night to capture food or water from the enemy
The alliance that Australia supported in WWI
The prince of Austria-Hungary who was assassinated
An Australian or New Zealand soldier
The country that invaded Belgium and France
The mother country of Australia
A peninsula in Turkey where the Anzacs fought a hard battle
A kind of war fought in ditches dug by soldiers
Anzacs fought here on horses in the desert

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The most successful part of the Gallipoli campaign
Were not allowed to enlist in WWI and so had to lie about their heritage
A gun that was capable of firing 400-600 rounds per minute
The continent where the majority of the fighting took place
The alliance of the central powers in WWI
This battle is described as being the worst 24 hours in Australian history
Gavrilo Princip, the man who assassinated the prince of Austria Hungary was from this country
Rations the Anzacs were given at Gallipoli because they were easily preserved
A new armoured weapon designed during WWI to counter trench warfare
Misleading or biased information used to propagate a particular point of view
The country in Eastern Europe that was allied to Britain and France

20 Clues: The mother country of Australia • An Australian or New Zealand soldier • The alliance of the central powers in WWI • Anzacs fought here on horses in the desert • The country that invaded Belgium and France • The alliance that Australia supported in WWI • A kind of war fought in ditches dug by soldiers • The most successful part of the Gallipoli campaign • ...

CEC Crossword - 9May 2026-05-09

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The term for someone wanting to rejoin the ADF
Day of the week Anzac Day fell on this year
What the R stands for in FTR
HMAS _____ is the location of the Royal Australian Naval College
Highest rank in the Royal Australian Navy
Lowest progression category for job roles
System used to manage candidate applications
Maximum age to enlist into Gap Year
Previous name for Special Forces Operator
One of the 5 Defence values
Junior Officers enter the Air Force as this rank
Compulsory Retirement Age for Full Time Service

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Intelligence alliance Australia is a part of (2 words)
One of the KPI's measured in Candidate Experience
The number of weeks a PFA result is valid for
Where the school of Infantry is located
The National Candidate Experience Manager's surname
Name of the RAAF base located in Western Australia
Organisation that is contracted to ADF Careers
Name of newest Candidate Experience TL
What the S stands for in DUS
One of the countries accepted in the Non-Citizenship Scheme
Where the MACC is currently touring
One of the eligibility criteria for joining the ADF
Online portal where documents can be uploaded (2 words)

25 Clues: One of the 5 Defence values • What the R stands for in FTR • What the S stands for in DUS • Maximum age to enlist into Gap Year • Where the MACC is currently touring • Name of newest Candidate Experience TL • Where the school of Infantry is located • Highest rank in the Royal Australian Navy • Lowest progression category for job roles • ...

PLANTS 2021-03-29

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i float on water and i am all sorts of colors.

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i am white and yellow and i can get planted in gardens.
i am used a lot on Anzac day and i am always red.
i have a strong smell and i am long and purple.
i have a spiky steam and i am all sorts of colors.

5 Clues: i float on water and i am all sorts of colors. • i have a strong smell and i am long and purple. • i am used a lot on Anzac day and i am always red. • i have a spiky steam and i am all sorts of colors. • i am white and yellow and i can get planted in gardens.

Sameerah's crossword 2013-05-07

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a lage bowl-shaped hole on the surface of a planet or the moon
a narrow opening or fissure
a group of things growing together
it's a something cookie
an instrument that belong to the wood wind family
a group containing 2 or more people
an act of crying in fear
a powerful desire for something
a steep cliff or rock face

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what do you have on thanks giving
a natural or raw state
a person employed in an office or bank and keep records
another word for being mean
this is used when driving a manual car
a person who expresses an unfavorable opinion of somthing
expressing adverse or disapproving judgments
a sentence has one
the quality of being clear
to bring to one's mind of awareness of someone or something
a loud and confused noise
a country
a difficult movement
close into a tight ball
a comb or tuft of feathers on the head of a bird or another animal
a christian priest
another word for battalion

26 Clues: a country • a sentence has one • a christian priest • a difficult movement • a natural or raw state • it's a something cookie • close into a tight ball • an act of crying in fear • a loud and confused noise • the quality of being clear • another word for battalion • a steep cliff or rock face • another word for being mean • a narrow opening or fissure • a powerful desire for something • ...

Geography Orals 2014-06-03

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Who's Dad is at the Solomon Islands?
What season is Australia most at risk of bushfires?
What was the level of impact on the biosphere during the Queensland Flood?
What movie was mentioned in the Amazon Deforestation presentation
What sphere does acid rain affect?
What day in 2006 did the Beaconsfield mine collapse occur?
Was the Peru avalanche a national or international disaster?
Where in the Solomon Island did the flood happen?
How fast do bushfires spread?
What was the bird that Isabelle Steele mentioned?
What was the long term affect that effected the children in the Queensland Flood?
What percentage of the Solomon Islands was affected?

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What was the Solomon Island flood speed?
What state in Australia did the Beaconsfield Mine collapse occur?
How many people died in the Beaconsfield Mine Collapse
What type of collapse was the Beaconsfield Mine Collapse
What do floods cause?
What Cyclone was the cause of the Solomon Island flood?
What contributed to the Beaconsfield Mine collapse?
How many people died in the Solomon Islands flood?
What type of plan should everyone have?
Did humans impact the Solomon Island floods?
What various things are in acid rain?
What does acid rain create?

24 Clues: What do floods cause? • What does acid rain create? • How fast do bushfires spread? • What sphere does acid rain affect? • Who's Dad is at the Solomon Islands? • What various things are in acid rain? • What type of plan should everyone have? • What was the Solomon Island flood speed? • Did humans impact the Solomon Island floods? • ...

Spelling Activity 2022-06-02

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A large, very playful sea-mammal.
a time of year when people might give you presents.
A fizzy drink that many adults enjoy on special occasions.
I walk on this through the park between the flowerbeds.
If I am embarrassed I might do this.
I need these to walk with if I have a broken leg.
A hollow sort of sound you can hear repeating over and over again.
Treasure was kept in this in the olden days.
Something I use to do my hair.
You need this to make sure you are always on time.
On ANZAC day, we lay these at war memorials.
A noise I can make with my lips and tongue.
The letters that make up words belong in this.

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Part of my hand.
Cats and dogs have these on their faces.
A large sea creature.
A brother’s son is one.
Something that is often in your letterbox to advertise things.
You would go to this person to buy medicine.
My trousers are made out of this.
A very large animal you might find in Africa or India.
Sand can be found here.
A pet rabbit lives in this.

23 Clues: Part of my hand. • A large sea creature. • A brother’s son is one. • Sand can be found here. • A pet rabbit lives in this. • Something I use to do my hair. • A large, very playful sea-mammal. • My trousers are made out of this. • If I am embarrassed I might do this. • Cats and dogs have these on their faces. • A noise I can make with my lips and tongue. • ...

World War One 2025-04-01

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Australia and New Zealand Army Corps
When a country either builds up its military to be stronger than its rivals, or allows leaders of the military to start making government decisions.
An agreement between two or more countries to support and defend each other during war.
Information to persuade or influence people to one point of view.
An artillery bullet or bomb
A person killed or injured in war.
Controlling or restricting the information that the public receives by banning certain topics in books, newspapers, movies, media etc.
An extreme sense of pride in your country, including feeling that your country/race is superior to all others.
Prisoner of War

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Large-calibre guns used in warfare on land.
A foreign person of thing
An affectionate term for an Australian soldiers
Australian Imperial Force
Being forced by the government to enlist in the army.
Returned Services League
an agreement made by opposing sides in a war to stop fighting
An official written agreement between two countries.
Fragments of a bomb, shell, or other object thrown out by an explosion
Life in the home country while war is being fought abroad.
The belief that stronger and more powerful countries should rule over weaker ones.

20 Clues: Prisoner of War • Returned Services League • A foreign person of thing • Australian Imperial Force • An artillery bullet or bomb • A person killed or injured in war. • Australia and New Zealand Army Corps • Large-calibre guns used in warfare on land. • An affectionate term for an Australian soldiers • An official written agreement between two countries. • ...

Chapter 10- SHUT 2025-05-19

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What Henry seems to always carry
Ludo shoves this in his pocket
Shining
Synonym for pained
old
Ludo reflects on this person's advice
A past tense verb that indicaates bike riding
Usually a frog sound
(2 WORDS)Small eleectric devices worn behind or in the ear
Temporary home for letters
4 Points and a needle
This word deescribes the dirt road
verb- slowly flowing
What Henry feels for most of this chapter
City in which the novel is set
A well known Australian call
Ludo thinks this will describe both him and Henry

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Parent's parents
A bonnie northern hemisphere country,aye.
a ray of light
Fluid mentioned at end of chapter
Trespass on another's place or time
Baby feline
series of low,feeble sounds expressing pain or fear
(2 words)Insulated blanket that can be zipped shut
Velocipede
What Ludo carried in his backpack
Spread out
To disregard something or pay it no attention
Nourishment
a gentle wind
The ability to do somehting that frightens you
Acronym for the place where Henry and Ludo hope to find the boy
Should Ludo and Henry follow?
closed

35 Clues: old • closed • Shining • Velocipede • Spread out • Baby feline • Nourishment • a gentle wind • a ray of light • Parent's parents • Synonym for pained • Usually a frog sound • verb- slowly flowing • 4 Points and a needle • Temporary home for letters • A well known Australian call • Should Ludo and Henry follow? • Ludo shoves this in his pocket • City in which the novel is set • ...

2014 Stamps and Coins Crossword 2014-07-09

2014 Stamps and Coins Crossword crossword puzzle

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The name of the third Hobbit movie is 'The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five ......'
Which organisation "needs men" on the $1.40 stamp from the '2014 Anzac' issue?
The Hormosiira banksii, as seen on the 70c stamp from the New Zealand Native Seaweeds issue, is also known as?
Martin ....... plays the titular Hobbit, Bilbo Baggins, in the Peter Jackson trilogy 'The Hobbit'
Lord ......... features on one of the 80c stamps from the '1914' For King & Empire' stamp issue
The Colonial ....... was one of the earliest styles of housing in New Zealand
How many years has it been since the First World War?
Which town is known as the "Kiwiana Town" as seen on our 'Legendary Landmarks' stamp issue?
As seen on the 'Matariki 2014' stamp issue, according to folklore, Tane is the god of humankind and what?
The Māori ......... features on the $2.90 stamp from our '2014 Anzac' issue
What is the name of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's first born son?
Which vegetable features on the self-adhesive stamp from the '2014 Children's Health' issue?
Cliff .......'s work is shown on the '2014 Maori Art' coin.
The '2014 Christmas' stamps are illustrated by Lindy ......
The New Zealand ..... Tern, as seen on the 'Endangered Seabirds' stamp issue, has a population of less than 50 birds

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Home of the giant gumboot, as seen on the 'Legendary Landmarks' stamp issue
What is the name of the dragon who features in Peter Jackson's 'The Hobbit' trilogy?
Which sporting team had their stamps reissued in May 2014?
This housing style is also known as the 'Moderne', and features on the $2.40 stamp from the 'Construction of a Nation' issue
The Duke and Duchess of ......... are the stars of the 'Royal Visit 2014' issue
The 70c stamp from the 'Royal Visit 2014' issue features a photo from the Middleton Family home in ..........., Berkshire.
The Landburgia quercifolia from the 'New Zealand Native Seaweeds' issue is ....... to New Zealand
Many Chinese characters are derived from .........., as seen on the 70c stamp from the 'Year of the Horse' issue
The name of the friendly dolphin who features in the 'Legendary Landmarks' stamp issue
The title of the 1/4oz gold proof coin of the '1914 For King & Empire' coins is 'The Great ......... Begins'
The Antipodean ......... features on the 80c stamp from the 'Endangered Seabirds' issue
The '2014 Matariki' stamp issue looks at the story of Papatuanuku and ........
What animal is on the 2014 New Zealand Post Chinese New Year stamps?
What is the surname of the West Coast serviceman featured on the '1914 For King & Empire' stamp issue?
Four New Zealand Post has been issuing Christmas stamps for .....-.... years

30 Clues: How many years has it been since the First World War? • Which sporting team had their stamps reissued in May 2014? • Cliff .......'s work is shown on the '2014 Maori Art' coin. • The '2014 Christmas' stamps are illustrated by Lindy ...... • What animal is on the 2014 New Zealand Post Chinese New Year stamps? • ...

ANZAC 2023-03-28

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WHAT COMES UP
HOW YOU FEEL IN MORNING

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TOP OF THE HLL

3 Clues: WHAT COMES UP • TOP OF THE HLL • HOW YOU FEEL IN MORNING

Anzac 2023-05-03

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weapon used in war
people who fought in war

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something explosive

3 Clues: weapon used in war • something explosive • people who fought in war

world war one 2020-07-23

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what is short for Australia and new Zealand corps?
front what is life in the home country while war was being fought abroad?
what is a large-cailbre gun used in warfare
An agreement between two or more countries to support and defend each other is called a?
what is controlling or restricting the information that the public receives called?
what is a affectionate term for an Australian solder called?
what is the belief that stronger and more powerful countries should rule over weaker ones called?

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what is a person killed or injured in war called?
what is an agreement made by opposing sides in a war to stop fighting called?
what is the effort by hitler and the Nazis to eliminate all Jewish people called?
what is a another name for a person or thing?
what is being forced by the government to enlist in the army called?
what is the Australian imperial force?

13 Clues: what is the Australian imperial force? • what is a large-cailbre gun used in warfare • what is a another name for a person or thing? • what is a person killed or injured in war called? • what is short for Australia and new Zealand corps? • what is a affectionate term for an Australian solder called? • ...

1915 crossword puzzle 2025-08-03

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Provided aid on 4 legs.
The person Stan loves the most.
When Barney was injured, he thanked Stan for helping him write these.
National Day of Remembrance, Honours soldiers from Australia, NZ who fought at Gallipoli, during WW1.
Stan was ……. to go to war, then he realised what war was really like, a horrific, terrifying experience.
Stan gave up comfort’s at home, was dedicated and risked his life to fight in Gallipoli WW1.

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Something that comes out of a bomb that pierces the skin of a soldier.
Stan meets the Pyramids.
These nuisances got into everything, soldiers’ food, dead bodies, clothes, wounds, latrines.
What new weapon in WW1 would give soldiers blisters, burns, respiratory distress?
This family member wrote to Stan the most. It gave Stan hope and emotional relief.
When soldiers are devoted and feel a sense of duty to go to war for their country.
Dirty cramped and dangerous, it defines WW1 combat.
What was the reason German men who lived in Australia were transported to Rottnest island? The government thought they were…..
Landing in the place was anything but a …….delight.

15 Clues: Provided aid on 4 legs. • Stan meets the Pyramids. • The person Stan loves the most. • Dirty cramped and dangerous, it defines WW1 combat. • Landing in the place was anything but a …….delight. • When Barney was injured, he thanked Stan for helping him write these. • Something that comes out of a bomb that pierces the skin of a soldier. • ...

World events in history 2024-11-24

World events in history crossword puzzle

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A surprise Japanese attack on a U.S. naval base on December 7, 1941.
This system of racial segregation ended in South Africa in the 1990s.
A devastating plague that swept through Europe in the 14th century.
Neil Armstrong became the first person to walk on the moon in 1969.
She refused to give up her bus seat, sparking the U.S. civil rights movement.
A plane crash on a volcano in Antarctica in 1979 killed all on board.
In 1989, this barrier dividing East and West Germany came down.
This "unsinkable" ship sank after hitting an iceberg in 1912.

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A nuclear power plant exploded in this Ukrainian city in 1986.
The first city targeted by an atomic bomb on August 6, 1945.
A protest where American colonists dumped tea into a harbor in 1773.
Day marking the end of World War I on November 11, 1918.
Terrorist attacks destroyed the Twin Towers in New York on this date.
The movement for women’s right to vote.
A major WWI battle involving ANZAC troops in Turkey in 1915.

15 Clues: The movement for women’s right to vote. • Day marking the end of World War I on November 11, 1918. • The first city targeted by an atomic bomb on August 6, 1945. • A major WWI battle involving ANZAC troops in Turkey in 1915. • This "unsinkable" ship sank after hitting an iceberg in 1912. • A nuclear power plant exploded in this Ukrainian city in 1986. • ...

WW1 Crossword 2017-04-05

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Britain a stable country that extended over 5 continents
a country in western Europe that was in the triple entente
Abbreviation of Australian and New Zealand Army Corps
the compulsory sign up for men for military service
a country that was part of the central powers
a country that had an alliance with Great Britain and so fought in the war for them
when a country takes over countries and makes them subject to their rule
the army are given a high profile by the government
a place in Northern Belgium that was highly affected by the war

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a long narrow ditch that troops fought in the war
new ____ were used in trench warfare
an agreement made by 2 or more countries to give help if needed
a European country that joined the war to help counter balance the Serbian threat
___ tactics were used in trench warfare
the act of being a strong supporter of the rights and interests of your country
a country that one of its citizens assassinated Franz Ferdinand
a place in Turkey where many Australian troops died
joined the war at the very end and helped defeat Germany
a north central European country that was blamed for WW1

19 Clues: new ____ were used in trench warfare • ___ tactics were used in trench warfare • a country that was part of the central powers • a long narrow ditch that troops fought in the war • the compulsory sign up for men for military service • a place in Turkey where many Australian troops died • the army are given a high profile by the government • ...

Some interesting facts about today's celebrated person! 2021-02-08

Some interesting facts about today's celebrated person! crossword puzzle

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A game played with rackets and the celebrated person is an avid player of!
Burrowing herbivorous Australian marsupials about the size of a badger - Believes it’s the best animal in the world and also it’s their inner animal. :)
Happy birthday to _ !

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Style of biscuit made with rolled oats and golden syrup; This person bakes them every year on this day!
Loves them, never says no.. unless there’s palm oil in them.
Four legged, has one named Lenny but plans to get more.

6 Clues: Happy birthday to _ ! • Four legged, has one named Lenny but plans to get more. • Loves them, never says no.. unless there’s palm oil in them. • A game played with rackets and the celebrated person is an avid player of! • Style of biscuit made with rolled oats and golden syrup; This person bakes them every year on this day! • ...

World War I 2019-04-16

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Compulsory service, usually in the armed services
In Australia, Anzac Day is celebrated annually in this month

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Australia's Prime Minister at the outbreak of World War II
Information of a biased nature, typically used to promote a political cause or point of view

4 Clues: Compulsory service, usually in the armed services • Australia's Prime Minister at the outbreak of World War II • In Australia, Anzac Day is celebrated annually in this month • Information of a biased nature, typically used to promote a political cause or point of view

Caesar The ANZAC Dog 2026-04-17

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Work done to help others, especially in the military or community.
A friend or partner who stays with you or supports you.
Always supporting someone or something, even in difficult times.
A long, narrow ditch dug into the ground where soldiers lived and fought.
Giving up something valuable for the sake of others or a greater cause.

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To save someone from danger or harm.
The area closest to where fighting is happening, where soldiers are positioned.
The place where a battle or fighting takes place.

8 Clues: To save someone from danger or harm. • The place where a battle or fighting takes place. • A friend or partner who stays with you or supports you. • Always supporting someone or something, even in difficult times. • Work done to help others, especially in the military or community. • Giving up something valuable for the sake of others or a greater cause. • ...

Reasons for Celebrating 2025-06-07

Reasons for Celebrating crossword puzzle

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A holiday, big in America, where children go around neighbourhoods asking for candy!
12 of these are eaten at New Year's in Spain
A very popular American carnival food
This is a Christian celebration. Children enjoy leaving cookies and milk out at night for a certain someone...
A day where love is celebrated, and people gift sweet treats (such as chocolate) to each other's loved ones

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Can be eaten on any special occasion, but is known for being eaten on birthdays
This is a Christian celebration, however is also known for a large bunny and chocolate eggs
This day is celebrated to commemorate Australian and New Zealand soldiers, and yummy biscuits are named after this holiday
A celebration where Muslims must refrain from eating and drinking from dawn to dusk
A poultry meat that is usually eaten on Christmas and Thanksgiving

10 Clues: A very popular American carnival food • 12 of these are eaten at New Year's in Spain • A poultry meat that is usually eaten on Christmas and Thanksgiving • Can be eaten on any special occasion, but is known for being eaten on birthdays • A celebration where Muslims must refrain from eating and drinking from dawn to dusk • ...

The Grey Angels 2026-02-18

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What type of music did the brass band play on Wellington's Glasgaw Warf on the 8th of April 1915?
Which hospital boat spent most of its time in ANZAC Cove?
What was the only way NZ women could go over seas for the war?

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In what country were the four British-run hospitals, where the nurses were sent to help the wounded and sick soldiers?
What is one of the hospital ships called?
After nursing a year in Egypt during the war what country was Edna sent to next?

6 Clues: What is one of the hospital ships called? • Which hospital boat spent most of its time in ANZAC Cove? • What was the only way NZ women could go over seas for the war? • After nursing a year in Egypt during the war what country was Edna sent to next? • What type of music did the brass band play on Wellington's Glasgaw Warf on the 8th of April 1915? • ...

World War I 2017-06-07

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An act that allowed the governor-general to make regulations for the safety of the commonwealth (3,11,3)
The name of the plan that involved Germany attacking both France to the West and Russia to the East
Where Australians tried to launch an offensive, but failed miserably
A weapon developed during WWI that changed the way the war was fought
the name given to the force of Australian troops that volunteered to go to war
the vote that was held to decide whether to introduce conscription
A type of conscription
This country was a part of the Triple Alliance

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The country that was accused of assassinating the Archduke of Austro-Hungary
A feeling of strong companionship that Australians felt during WWI
the year that World War I began
Who was the Archduke of Austro-Hungary (5,9)
Who assassinated the Archduke of Austro-Hungary (7,7)
The name given to the faction including Britain, France and Russia (6,7)
the name given to the Australian and New Zealand troops who went off to war
On the 25th of this month we hold a day to commemorate the lives lost in various wars
manipulative advertising for political purposes
Britain became involved in the war when Germany invaded this country to launch an offensive on France.

18 Clues: A type of conscription • the year that World War I began • Who was the Archduke of Austro-Hungary (5,9) • This country was a part of the Triple Alliance • manipulative advertising for political purposes • Who assassinated the Archduke of Austro-Hungary (7,7) • A feeling of strong companionship that Australians felt during WWI • ...

Aussie Foods 2021-04-22

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and chips- Fresh fish with potato chips.
Tams - A biscuit coated with chocolate
pies- Aussie meat pies are pastry with mince, there are; pork mince, lamb pie, cheese pie, cheese and bacon.
- Vegemite is a dark brown paste made from various vegetables, yeast extract and spice additives.
- Lamington are a sponge cake covered in chocolate coated with coconut.
Gaytime - It’s toffee and vanilla ice-cream dipped in chocolate and then covered in biscuit pieces.
biscuits- They are made with coconut, golden syrup and oats

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chocolate powder that can be mixed with water or milk to make a chocolate drink or it can be sprinkled on cakes etc.
parmigiana- A chicken parma is basically a chicken schnitzel (chicken in breadcrumbs), topped with a tasty tomato sauce with melted cheese on top.
- Kangaroo is lean red meat, it’s healthy and you can prepare it in many ways – steaks, burgers, sausages, and much more.
bread- buttered bread with colorful sprinkles.
a meringue cake base topped with whipped cream and fruit

12 Clues: Tams - A biscuit coated with chocolate • and chips- Fresh fish with potato chips. • bread- buttered bread with colorful sprinkles. • a meringue cake base topped with whipped cream and fruit • biscuits- They are made with coconut, golden syrup and oats • - Lamington are a sponge cake covered in chocolate coated with coconut. • ...

Some interesting facts about today's celebrated person! 2021-02-08

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A game played with rackets and the celebrated person is an avid player of!
Burrowing herbivorous Australian marsupials about the size of a badger - Believes it’s the best animal in the world and also it’s their inner animal :)
Happy birthday to _ !

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Style of biscuit made with rolled oats and golden syrup; This person bakes them every year on this day!
Loves them, never says no.. unless there’s palm oil in them.
Four legged, has one named Lenny but plans to get more

6 Clues: Happy birthday to _ ! • Four legged, has one named Lenny but plans to get more • Loves them, never says no.. unless there’s palm oil in them. • A game played with rackets and the celebrated person is an avid player of! • Style of biscuit made with rolled oats and golden syrup; This person bakes them every year on this day! • ...

Some interesting facts about today's celebrated person! 2021-02-08

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Burrowing herbivorous Australian marsupials about the size of a badger - Believes it’s the best animal in the world and also it’s their inner animal :)
Style of biscuit made with rolled oats and golden syrup; This person bakes them every year on this day!
Loves them, never says no.. unless there’s palm oil in them.

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Happy birthday to _ !
A game played with rackets and the celebrated person is an avid player of!
Four legged, has one named Lenny but plans to get more

Instruments 2024-10-31

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rhymes with the word baboon
Woodwind instrument, played by blowing in a mouth piece, starts with the letter c
Large, round instruments, played by banging together, often seen with a monkey toy
Small, golden instrument, played by blowing in mouth piece and pressing down 3 different valves
Small, Triangle shaped instrument, played with a small metal rod
Bass Large string instruments, deepest pitch of all instruments, played standing up or sitting on a high stool
a double reed instrument, with a vertically oriented conical bore, 45 keys, played by blowing into mouth piece

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Smallest of the string family, played held up to chin, strings played with a bow
Small, wooden, hand held instruments, played by shaking
Large Instrument, played by plucking strings, has 47 strings
Large, golden instrument, with a deep pitched sound, with valves and wide conical bore
used to play the last post on ANZAC Day
Long silver instrument, high pitched with 13 valves
Large instrument with 88 keys, played by sitting down on a stool and pressing keys
bass musical instrument of the violin group, has 4 strings
Long, golden instrument, played by blowing in mouth piece and moving the slide

16 Clues: rhymes with the word baboon • used to play the last post on ANZAC Day • Long silver instrument, high pitched with 13 valves • Small, wooden, hand held instruments, played by shaking • bass musical instrument of the violin group, has 4 strings • Large Instrument, played by plucking strings, has 47 strings • ...

Instruments 2024-10-31

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rhymes with the word baboon
Woodwind instrument, played by blowing in a mouth piece, starts with the letter c
Large, round instruments, played by banging together, often seen with a monkey toy
Small, golden instrument, played by blowing in mouth piece and pressing down 3 different valves
Small, Triangle shaped instrument, played with a small metal rod
Bass Large string instruments, deepest pitch of all instruments, played standing up or sitting on a high stool
a double reed instrument, with a vertically oriented conical bore, 45 keys, played by blowing into mouth piece

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Smallest of the string family, played held up to chin, strings played with a bow
Small, wooden, hand held instruments, played by shaking
Large Instrument, played by plucking strings, has 47 strings
Large, golden instrument, with a deep pitched sound, with valves and wide conical bore
used to play the last post on ANZAC Day
Long silver instrument, high pitched with 13 valves
Large instrument with 88 keys, played by sitting down on a stool and pressing keys
bass musical instrument of the violin group, has 4 strings
Long, golden instrument, played by blowing in mouth piece and moving the slide

Lolan's Varied Difficulty Crossword 2024-09-25

Lolan's Varied Difficulty Crossword crossword puzzle

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a trillionth of a kilometre
the first civilisation
a type of semitone
an animal that doesn't always have one thousand legs
the act of forming something
the chemical that makes plants green
flee from danger
opposite of primogeniture
milk sugar
work with other people
opposite of hyperglycemia
(of a place) empty
the process of changing something
the best of its kind
the era of the dinosaurs
a type of repition
a type of electromagnetic wave

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we do this on ANZAC Day
a place where people conduct experiments
a type of figurative language
a part of outer space that has no matter
a homograph
holiday
a thousandth of a litre
a billionth of a tonne
a structure of something to remind people of a person or an event
a coffin in ancient civilisations
what you are wearing
a bacteria killer
an unpleasant outcome
a published work that continues the story of a work that was published earlier
a country ruled by a few people
a millionth of a kilometre
anger
a detailed examinination of something
the state of being alone
white blood cells
after the antepenultimate
a trillionth of a quintillion
a mathematical instruction

40 Clues: anger • holiday • milk sugar • a homograph • flee from danger • a bacteria killer • white blood cells • a type of semitone • (of a place) empty • a type of repition • what you are wearing • the best of its kind • an unpleasant outcome • the first civilisation • a billionth of a tonne • work with other people • we do this on ANZAC Day • a thousandth of a litre • the state of being alone • ...

Reasons for celebration 2025-05-21

Reasons for celebration crossword puzzle

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On this day, people enjoy stuffing, cranberry sauce and roast turkey
People may enjoy challah or kugel on this day
On the day of this festival, people enjoy eating mooncakes
Special foods for this day may be panakam, neer mor or puri
On __________ Day, you may eat a lot of heart-shaped foods
When might people eat ladoo,pakoras and dry fruit
Traditional foods for this day include matzo, maror and beitzah
When would you eat hot cross buns and chocolate eggs

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Under Cherry Blossom tree's,people gather around for a picnic of dango, sakura mochi and inari sushi
There is a cookie that is named after this day that has a long shelf life
Traditional food for this day may be dumplings, fish and noodles
Traditional food for this day may be ssuk rice cake
This day is when people may eat lots of lamingtons and meat pies
During the ____ ceremony, people tend to enjoy root vegetables, kangaroo and bush plums
You may enjoy a bowl of glutinous rice balls on the day of the _______ festival
What is the day where people fast from dusk till dawn

16 Clues: People may enjoy challah or kugel on this day • When might people eat ladoo,pakoras and dry fruit • Traditional food for this day may be ssuk rice cake • When would you eat hot cross buns and chocolate eggs • What is the day where people fast from dusk till dawn • On the day of this festival, people enjoy eating mooncakes • ...

World War I 2017-06-07

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An act that allowed the governor-general to make regulations for the safety of the commonwealth (3,11,3)
The name of the plan that involved Germany attacking both France to the West and Russia to the East
Where Australians tried to launch an offensive, but failed miserably
A weapon developed during WWI that changed the way the war was fought
the name given to the force of Australian troops that volunteered to go to war
the vote that was held to decide whether to introduce conscription
A type of conscription
This country was a part of the Triple Alliance

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The country that was accused of assassinating the Archduke of Austro-Hungary
A feeling of strong companionship that Australians felt during WWI
the year that World War I began
Who was the Archduke of Austro-Hungary (5,9)
Who assassinated the Archduke of Austro-Hungary (7,7)
The name given to the faction including Britain, France and Russia (6,7)
the name given to the Australian and New Zealand troops who went off to war
On the 25th of this month we hold a day to commemorate the lives lost in various wars
manipulative advertising for political purposes
Britain became involved in the war when Germany invaded this country to launch an offensive on France.

World War I 2017-06-07

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An act that allowed the governor-general to make regulations for the safety of the commonwealth (3,11,3)
The name of the plan that involved Germany attacking both France to the West and Russia to the East
Where Australians tried to launch an offensive, but failed miserably
A weapon developed during WWI that changed the way the war was fought
the name given to the force of Australian troops that volunteered to go to war
the vote that was held to decide whether to introduce conscription
A type of conscription
This country was a part of the Triple Alliance

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The country that was accused of assassinating the Archduke of Austro-Hungary
A feeling of strong companionship that Australians felt during WWI
the year that World War I began
Who was the Archduke of Austro-Hungary (5,9)
Who assassinated the Archduke of Austro-Hungary (7,7)
The name given to the faction including Britain, France and Russia (6,7)
the name given to the Australian and New Zealand troops who went off to war
On the 25th of this month we hold a day to commemorate the lives lost in various wars
manipulative advertising for political purposes
Britain became involved in the war when Germany invaded this country to launch an offensive on France.

World War I 2017-06-07

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An act that allowed the governor-general to make regulations for the safety of the commonwealth (3,11,3)
The name of the plan that involved Germany attacking both France to the West and Russia to the East
Where Australians tried to launch an offensive, but failed miserably
A weapon developed during WWI that changed the way the war was fought
the name given to the force of Australian troops that volunteered to go to war
the vote that was held to decide whether to introduce conscription
A type of conscription
This country was a part of the Triple Alliance

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The country that was accused of assassinating the Archduke of Austro-Hungary
A feeling of strong companionship that Australians felt during WWI
the year that World War I began
Who was the Archduke of Austro-Hungary (5,9)
Who assassinated the Archduke of Austro-Hungary (7,7)
The name given to the faction including Britain, France and Russia (6,7)
the name given to the Australian and New Zealand troops who went off to war
On the 25th of this month we hold a day to commemorate the lives lost in various wars
manipulative advertising for political purposes
Britain became involved in the war when Germany invaded this country to launch an offensive on France.

Australian foods 2021-04-29

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Fish is cooked and the potato is fried to make chips.
comes from a plant and is served mostly on sandwiches and burgers.
A mixture of coconut, golden syrup and oats. They were sent off with the soldiers when they went to war.
A chocolate biscuit that you can have with a tea, coffee or hot chocolate.
A pastry shell with a mince filling.

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a chocolate powder that can be mixed with water or milk to make a chocolate drink or it can be sprinkled on cakes.
a dessert made from egg whites.
a dark brown paste made from various vegetables, yeast extract and spice additives.
square of sponge cake covered in chocolate sauce or sometimes raspberry sauce and then covered in coconut.
white bread with butter covered in hundreds and thousands.
Served with breakfast, can be made in guacamole as a side dish to nachos.
chicken topped with a tasty tomato sauce with melted cheese on top.

12 Clues: a dessert made from egg whites. • A pastry shell with a mince filling. • Fish is cooked and the potato is fried to make chips. • white bread with butter covered in hundreds and thousands. • comes from a plant and is served mostly on sandwiches and burgers. • chicken topped with a tasty tomato sauce with melted cheese on top. • ...

Australia 2024-09-12

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Bird that cannot fly (3)
Long-running soap opera (10)
Giant red rock in the Outback (5)
Large burrowing marsupial (6)
Native dog (5)
______ Bradman, cricket legend (3)
Indigenous people of Australia (10)
Shane ______, great leg spinner (5)
Popular yeast spread (8)
Australian term for flip-flops (7)
Traditional journey through the Outback (9)
Iconic tree sleeper (7)
Largest city (6)
Slang term for outdoor grilling (6)
Spiny, egg-laying mammal (7)
Famous performing arts centre in Sydney (6,5)
Capital city (8)
Australia’s currency (6)
Famous beach in Sydney (7)
Fruit-eating bird (10)
Sports league founded in 1896 (3)
Wooden wind instrument (10)

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Australia’s longest river (6)
State where Melbourne is the capital (8)
Curved, returning weapon (9)
Constellation depicted on Australian flag (8,5)
Nicole ______, Oscar-winning actress (6)
Famous Australian beer brand (7)
Major city known for its laneways (9)
Capital of Queensland (9)
Largest coral reef system (5,6)
Dystopian film series (3,3)
Australian public holiday on April 25 (5)
Hopping marsupial (8)
Australia’s island state (8)
Northeastern state (10)
Australian slang for afternoon (4)
Remote, arid interior of Australia (7)
Godfathers of Aussie rock music (4)
Hugh ______, actor of Wolverine (7)

40 Clues: Native dog (5) • Largest city (6) • Capital city (8) • Hopping marsupial (8) • Fruit-eating bird (10) • Iconic tree sleeper (7) • Northeastern state (10) • Bird that cannot fly (3) • Popular yeast spread (8) • Australia’s currency (6) • Capital of Queensland (9) • Famous beach in Sydney (7) • Dystopian film series (3,3) • Wooden wind instrument (10) • Curved, returning weapon (9) • ...

Jazz in Australia and New Zealand 2024-08-29

Jazz in Australia and New Zealand crossword puzzle

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The first name of the Indigenous Australian musician who incorporated jazz elements into his music.
The Australian city that hosts one of the country's biggest jazz festivals.
The capital of New Zealand, known for its vibrant music and arts scene, including jazz.
A term often associated with Australia, sometimes used in jazz compositions to evoke the vast, remote interior of the country.

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An Australian city known for its annual jazz festival, attracting international artists.
The last name of the Australian multi-instrumentalist James, known for his contributions to jazz.
A city in New Zealand that hosts a prominent jazz festival each year.
The last name of the Australian jazz musician Graeme, considered a pioneer of traditional jazz in Australia.
The acronym representing the collaboration between Australian and New Zealand musicians, including in jazz.
A nickname for someone from New Zealand, a country with a growing jazz scene.

10 Clues: A city in New Zealand that hosts a prominent jazz festival each year. • The Australian city that hosts one of the country's biggest jazz festivals. • A nickname for someone from New Zealand, a country with a growing jazz scene. • The capital of New Zealand, known for its vibrant music and arts scene, including jazz. • ...

Collingwood Magpies 2022-07-28

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first Collingwood player to play 350 games

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2022 anzac medalist
played 1990 finals with a brocken hand

3 Clues: 2022 anzac medalist • played 1990 finals with a brocken hand • first Collingwood player to play 350 games

April Deligh 2024-02-28

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an annual celebration that honors the achievements of the environmental movement and raises awareness of the need to protect Earths natural resources for future generations.
PLACE to shop
The Melbourne International *______* club taking place from the 27th of March to the 21st of April.

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cafe located in
sweet biscuit, popular in Australia and New Zealand, made using rolled oats, flour, sugar, butter (or margarine), golden syrup, baking soda, boiling water, and (optionally) desiccated coconut
cafe located in
The season where leaves are changing colors, the air is crisp, and the weather is perfect for outdoor activities
Holiday celebrated by giving chocolate eggs
An Astrological Earth Sign associated with the bull, known to be down to earth and at times stubborn
special flower that is a symbol of both Remembrance and hope for a peaceful future.

10 Clues: PLACE to shop • cafe located in • cafe located in • Holiday celebrated by giving chocolate eggs • special flower that is a symbol of both Remembrance and hope for a peaceful future. • The Melbourne International *______* club taking place from the 27th of March to the 21st of April. • ...

First World War 2024-06-25

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The First World War brought about the first need for mass-produced ____ masks.
The Bolsheviks seized power in the Russian ____ Revolution.
Bosnian Serb named Gavrilo ____ assassinated Archduke Franz Ferdinand.
The German army successfully used poison gas for the first time against Allied troops at the Second Battle of ____.
Before World War II, the events of 1914–1918 were generally known as the ____ War.
The ____ of Nations was established to maintain world peace.
The anniversary of the ____ landings, 25 April, is known as Anzac Day.
Armistice of 11 ____ 1918 ended the First World War.
Facing revolution in Germany, ____ Wilhelm II abdicated.
The Arab ____ was the uprising of Arabs against the Ottoman Empire.

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One million men were either wounded or killed in the Battle of ____, making it one of the deadliest battles in all of human history.
Red ____ flowers represent consolation, remembrance and death.
The ____ campaign comprised armed conflicts between the Russian Empire and the Ottoman Empire.
First World War was a global conflict between two coalitions: the Allies (or Entente) and the ____ Powers.
The Treaty of ____ was a peace treaty signed on 28 June 1919.
Which city Peace Conference of 1919–1920 was held in?
In April 1917, the ____ States entered the war on the Allied side.

17 Clues: Armistice of 11 ____ 1918 ended the First World War. • Which city Peace Conference of 1919–1920 was held in? • Facing revolution in Germany, ____ Wilhelm II abdicated. • The Bolsheviks seized power in the Russian ____ Revolution. • The ____ of Nations was established to maintain world peace. • The Treaty of ____ was a peace treaty signed on 28 June 1919. • ...

Australia 2024-11-20

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- Sacred sandstone monolith in the Northern Territory.
- Informal term for an Australian person.
- Living organism that forms the Great Barrier Reef.
- Remote, sparsely populated inland area of Australia.
- Smiling marsupial native to Rottnest Island.
- Acronym for Australian and New Zealand Army Corps.
- Spiny mammal that lays eggs.
- Iconic marsupial that eats eucalyptus leaves.
- Wind instrument invented by Aboriginal people.
- Event in 1901 when Australia became a nation.
- Australia’s vast treeless plain.
- Landmark court case recognizing native land rights.
- The island state of Australia.
- Famous Australian spread made from yeast extract.
- Egg-laying mammal with a duck-like bill.
- Many early settlers were sent to Australia for crimes.

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- The hemisphere Australia is located in.
- Tree native to Australia and food source for koalas.
- A sponge cake coated in chocolate and coconut.
- Traditional hunting tool of Aboriginal Australians.
- Australia’s longest river.
- Australia’s capital city.
- Popular sport played with a bat and ball.
- The metal that sparked a rush in Victoria in the 1850s.
- National symbol often seen on Australia’s coat of arms.
Cook - Explorer who charted the east coast of Australia.
- Reptile found in Australia’s northern waters.
- Marsupial known for its burrowing habits.
- Flightless bird featured on the Australian coat of arms.
- Home to the famous Opera House.

30 Clues: - Australia’s capital city. • - Australia’s longest river. • - Spiny mammal that lays eggs. • - The island state of Australia. • - Home to the famous Opera House. • - Australia’s vast treeless plain. • - The hemisphere Australia is located in. • - Informal term for an Australian person. • - Egg-laying mammal with a duck-like bill. • ...

Clue 1 2025-03-21

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style of dance at Loretta's
common word for yogurt in south asia
what Smyrna, Turkey is called today
what was the name of the Commonwealth forces that fought in WW1
first name of the president of France during WW1
you don't want yours to bounce
european country with the most UNESCO sites
what Germany's home supply centers could phonetically be
the most common piece of furniture in our home
establishments Vienna is known for
missing soviet symbol from Dillon's name
a new form of mogging recently discovered
key ingredient of Meggyleves
house that Archduke Franz-ferdinand was a part of
what relation did Tsar Nicholas II, Kaiser Wilhelm II, and King George V have?

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largest city in Europe during WW1
he is right _, isn't he
the actual language family of Hungarian
holiday that resulted in a day long truce during WW1
what human quality was given to Austria Hungary and Turkey Today?
weapon banned after WW1
what England did to Russia
river that divides the Black sea and Mediterranean
something Dillon might ride on
another word for chana
it also means "a source of spiritual or intellectual inspiration" or to "hit or beat someone"
a hotly contested supply center in the balkans
something ____ associates
a common first word in a sentence

29 Clues: another word for chana • he is right _, isn't he • weapon banned after WW1 • something ____ associates • what England did to Russia • style of dance at Loretta's • key ingredient of Meggyleves • you don't want yours to bounce • something Dillon might ride on • largest city in Europe during WW1 • a common first word in a sentence • establishments Vienna is known for • ...

The Landing at Gallipoli 2018-04-18

The Landing at Gallipoli crossword puzzle

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- to join the army

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- site of the ANZAC landing back in 1915
- land govered by a nation

3 Clues: - to join the army • - land govered by a nation • - site of the ANZAC landing back in 1915

Anzac Day 2022-04-26

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the food that the soldiers ate during their journey
what people do to owner the people how sacrificed

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a flower that represent the remembrance of death
what the soldiers did to save their country

4 Clues: what the soldiers did to save their country • a flower that represent the remembrance of death • what people do to owner the people how sacrificed • the food that the soldiers ate during their journey

World War I 2012-07-30

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The side of the trench facing the enemy.(7)
British Army shirt.(8)
Artillery bombardment upon a small area. (3,7)
The side of a trench farthest from the enemy.(7)
A Royal Artillery corporal.(10)
A large-scale attack on enemy positions.(4)
Fungal infection of the foot caused by exposure to wet and cold.(6,4)
The Royal Flying Corps.(3)
Australian and New Zealand Army Corps.(5)
Psychological disorder caused by prolonged exposure to combat.(5,5)
Soldier who carried messages by hand.(6)
Reinforced concrete machine-gun post.(7)

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Conflict between different nations, states or groups.(3)
Sack filled with earth from which defences were built.(7)
Tank crew member responsible for managing the gears.(8)
Military prison or detention centre.(10)
Finned mortar bomb dropped from an aircraft.(6,7)
Narrow trench, normally for communication, made by digging at an angle from the existing trench.(3)
High-ranking staff officers.(5)
A shell that failed to explode.(3)
The territory between the two front lines.(2,4,4)
A long, narrow ditch.(6)
A truce during wartime.(9)
A permanent unit of an army typically commanded by a colonel, split up into companies and squadrons.(8)
Steel ejected from shell upon detonation.(8)
Cloth band worn round the arm to identify a particular duty or function.(6)

26 Clues: British Army shirt.(8) • A long, narrow ditch.(6) • The Royal Flying Corps.(3) • A truce during wartime.(9) • A Royal Artillery corporal.(10) • High-ranking staff officers.(5) • A shell that failed to explode.(3) • Military prison or detention centre.(10) • Soldier who carried messages by hand.(6) • Reinforced concrete machine-gun post.(7) • ...

A-Z OF VERBS 2014-05-04

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When camping you sometimes (L) a fire
If you don't want to talk to someone you might (I) them
You (B) a cake
It is good to (P) in school events
If you can't find something you may have to (S) for it
Singers (R) music to make CD's
When people come together they (U)
People sometimes (M) in the ANZAC parade
You have to (T) words into a computer
If you see someone you know you may (W) to them
If you loose something you have to (F) it

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If you give up on something you (Q)
Most clowns can (J)
When you finish school you will (G)
Something going quickly may (Z) past you
Lawyers will say I (O) if they don't like something in court
It is a teachers job to (E) you
The magician usually makes his assistant (V)
Soccer is a game where you (K) a ball
When the teacher asks a question you (A)
In baseball you (H) the ball with a bat
Sometimes during your sleep you (D)
When a baby is born you have to (N) it
A radiographer will (X) broken bones
You must (C) your food before you swallow it
When you wake up in the morning you may (Y) and stretch

26 Clues: You (B) a cake • Most clowns can (J) • Singers (R) music to make CD's • It is a teachers job to (E) you • It is good to (P) in school events • When people come together they (U) • If you give up on something you (Q) • When you finish school you will (G) • Sometimes during your sleep you (D) • A radiographer will (X) broken bones • When camping you sometimes (L) a fire • ...

food galore 2021-08-31

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bar
poo
also a color
made from pigs
the last of all food
baking soda
similar to coke but frozen
made with potatoes
a copy off m`n'm's
you have in roast
a common type of cake
sausages in a dinner
starts with straw
goes in cereal
it starts with corn
you drink it
a type of fudge
famous for being disgusting
sugar but brown
similar to coke
adults like to drink it
a orange vegetable

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biscuits for on Anzac day
goes in sandwiches
a type of spread
the children's coffee
a plane shaped lollie
a yellow food you need to peel
sweet
made with corn
can melt
a cereal
noodles
McDonald's favorite food
brown sugar but not brown
similar to tortillas
similar to apples
a more healthy coke
similar to tacos
fish and chips
beans that are baked
the most favorite fruit
lots and lots of food
the name of the crossword
often in dinner(it's white)
a type of fish
sweet and for birthdays
turtles eat it on accident
shaped like an egg fruit
a nice hot food
hard to eat a lot of it
similar to chicken

52 Clues: bar • poo • sweet • noodles • can melt • a cereal • baking soda • also a color • you drink it • made with corn • made from pigs • fish and chips • a type of fish • goes in cereal • a nice hot food • a type of fudge • sugar but brown • similar to coke • a type of spread • similar to tacos • similar to apples • you have in roast • starts with straw • goes in sandwiches • made with potatoes • a copy off m`n'm's • ...

WORLD WAR ONE 2017-04-05

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A fixed amount of a source often allocated when sources are limited
When the army and military forces are given a high profile by the Government
A virtue shown by soldiers to show strength and bravery under pressure
The compulsory call-up of men for military service
A psychological disturbanced caused by long exposure to warfare
A position in which neither side can be seen victorious
Persuasion to enlist, in the form of war flyers, posters and rallies
A series of trenches from the Belgium coast to the Swiss border

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A peace treaty, signifying a ceasefire and the end of the war
Where the ANZACs landed on the 25th of Apil, 1915
An abnormal condition that causes damages part of an organism
When a country takes over new lands and makes them subject to their rule
A sense of love and pride in one's nation
The point in which the two oppositions met and where most of the fighting took place
The alliance of Great Britain, France and the USSR
The alliance of Bulgaria, the Ottoman Empire, Germany and Hungary
An agreement between two or more countries to provide help if needed
The number of people injured or dead
Holes dug into the earth to provide protection for a soldier
A sinificant acronym for the soldiers in Australian and New Zealand

20 Clues: The number of people injured or dead • A sense of love and pride in one's nation • Where the ANZACs landed on the 25th of Apil, 1915 • The alliance of Great Britain, France and the USSR • The compulsory call-up of men for military service • A position in which neither side can be seen victorious • Holes dug into the earth to provide protection for a soldier • ...

Australians at war 2020-07-23

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front: what is life in the home country while wars being fraught aboard.
is controlling or restricting the information that the public receives by banning certain topics in books, newspapers, movies, media ect.
what is a foreign person or thing?
what do you call a person killed or injured during war.
what does Australia New Zealand Army Corps stand for?
what is the beliefs that stronger and more powerful countries should rule over weaker ones.

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what is the effort bu Hitler and the Nazis to eliminate all Jewish people in Europe. Over 6 million Jews were killed between 1941 and 1945
what is an affectionate term for an Australian solider.
what is an agreement made by opposing sides in a war to stop fighting?
what is an agreement between two or more countries to support and defend each other during war?
what do you call it when you are being forced by the government to enlist in the army.
what is the Australian imperial force?
what is a large-caliber guns used in warfare on land.

13 Clues: what is a foreign person or thing? • what is the Australian imperial force? • what is a large-caliber guns used in warfare on land. • what does Australia New Zealand Army Corps stand for? • what is an affectionate term for an Australian solider. • what do you call a person killed or injured during war. • ...

Touring To Australia 2014-05-25

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of the fun things to visit in Western Australia are the _______________ because it is a unique dry piece of desert.
________________ in Australia is very green and beautiful and it is located near the eastern parts of Australia.
get paid every _____________.
always had to take caution around the ________________ when we would go on canoe trips.

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____________day, everyone celebrates the soldiers who fought in world war 2.
There is a _________ near the island that walk around the beach in search of fish and they are very friendly.
tried to put _____________spread on my toast and realised it was an acquired taste and didn't enjoy the flavour.
I was sitting on the ______________ this morning enjoying my tea and breakfast.
must never forget that the ______________ where considered the first people to live in Australia before the British inhabited it.

9 Clues: get paid every _____________. • ____________day, everyone celebrates the soldiers who fought in world war 2. • I was sitting on the ______________ this morning enjoying my tea and breakfast. • always had to take caution around the ________________ when we would go on canoe trips. • ...

Australians at war 2020-07-23

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what is an agreement between two or more countries to support and defend each other during war?
front: what is life in the home country while wars being fraught aboard.
what does Australia New Zealand Army Corps stand for?
what is the effort bu Hitler and the Nazis to eliminate all Jewish people in Europe. Over 6 million Jews were killed between 1941 and 1945
what is an affectionate term for an Australian solider.
what is a large-caliber guns used in warfare on land.

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is controlling or restricting the information that the public receives by banning certain topics in books, newspapers, movies, media ect.
what is the beliefs that stronger and more powerful countries should rule over weaker ones.
what do you call it when you are being forced by the government to enlist in the army.
what is an agreement made by opposing sides in a war to stop fighting?
what is a foreign person or thing?
what do you call a person killed or injured during war.
what is the Australian imperial force?

13 Clues: what is a foreign person or thing? • what is the Australian imperial force? • what does Australia New Zealand Army Corps stand for? • what is a large-caliber guns used in warfare on land. • what do you call a person killed or injured during war. • what is an affectionate term for an Australian solider. • ...

ANZAC Vocabulary Words Week 1 2025-04-24

ANZAC Vocabulary Words Week 1 crossword puzzle

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The way things are or the environment around you.
Very strong or powerful.
To draw or pull something towards you, like when something is interesting or exciting.

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When something lasts a long time.
Things like food, water, and tools that people need for work or survival.
When something is completely filled with water or liquid.
A big fight or disagreement between people or countries.
Being brave, even when something is scary or hard.
To strongly dislike something.
When there’s not much space, and people or things are squashed together.

10 Clues: Very strong or powerful. • To strongly dislike something. • When something lasts a long time. • The way things are or the environment around you. • Being brave, even when something is scary or hard. • A big fight or disagreement between people or countries. • When something is completely filled with water or liquid. • ...

Kiwi Identity Crossword 2025-02-15

Kiwi Identity Crossword crossword puzzle

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– Natural landforms that erupt with lava, such as those found in the Taupō Volcanic Zone.
– The place where the Treaty of Waitangi was signed in 1840, establishing a partnership between Māori and the British Crown.
– A national symbol often flown at public buildings and events.
– A major New Zealand industry, producing products like milk, cheese, and butter.

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– The indigenous people of New Zealand, whose culture and language play a key role in Kiwi identity.
– A native New Zealand tree, known for its bright red flowers and often referred to as the “Christmas tree.”
– The name for the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps, known for their role in WWI.
– The sport where New Zealand is famously successful, especially in the Rugby World Cup.
of the Rings – The famous film series set in New Zealand, directed by Peter Jackson.

9 Clues: – A national symbol often flown at public buildings and events. • – A major New Zealand industry, producing products like milk, cheese, and butter. • of the Rings – The famous film series set in New Zealand, directed by Peter Jackson. • – The name for the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps, known for their role in WWI. • ...

Traditions and Holidays in the USA and Australia 2026-02-20

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A holiday in Australia and the USA celebrated on December 25th with gift giving and decorations
Day An Australian holiday honouring the service and sacrifice of Australian and New Zealand armed forces, observed on April 25th
An autumn holiday in the USA when children dress in costumes and say “Trick or treat!”
Day A US holiday honouring military veterans, observed on November 11th
A spring holiday in both countries when people colour eggs and look for treats hidden by a mythical rabbit
Gras The day before Lent, celebrated with parades and costumes in New Orleans
A US holiday in November when families gather for a big meal with turkey

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Day The holiday celebrated on July 4th in the USA, marking the country’s independence
A winter holiday season in December, often associated with lights, trees, and carols
Day A US holiday in February celebrating love and romance with cards and gifts (8 letters).
Day A uniquely Australian holiday on January 1st celebrating the arrival of the First Fleet in 1788

11 Clues: A US holiday in November when families gather for a big meal with turkey • Day A US holiday honouring military veterans, observed on November 11th • Gras The day before Lent, celebrated with parades and costumes in New Orleans • A winter holiday season in December, often associated with lights, trees, and carols • ...

Australians in World War 1 2025-04-29

Australians in World War 1 crossword puzzle

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Efforts to get people to join the army by using posters and speeches

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When people are made to join the army, even if they don't want to.
The name of the army group made up of soldiers from Australia and New Zealnd
The act of signing up to be a solider in the army.

4 Clues: The act of signing up to be a solider in the army. • When people are made to join the army, even if they don't want to. • Efforts to get people to join the army by using posters and speeches • The name of the army group made up of soldiers from Australia and New Zealnd

Haasini's Crossword-ANZAC Day 2022-04-27

Haasini's Crossword-ANZAC Day crossword puzzle

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A person who has had an experience in a particular field
an agreement to stop fighting for a certain time
they fought in war

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its a type of flower and is red
The British what?
Dig a what?
pronoun is allies

7 Clues: Dig a what? • The British what? • pronoun is allies • they fought in war • its a type of flower and is red • an agreement to stop fighting for a certain time • A person who has had an experience in a particular field

The War at Sea part 2 2022-03-31

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a naval battle which took place on the 31st of May 1916
bombs dropped into water that explode at certain depths
heavily armed warships disguised as supply ships that lured enemy U-boats before firing upon them
the name of the Australian and New Zealand Army forces in WW1
the surname of the German Admiral who was in charge of the German navy as of Janaury 1916
in the early stages of the war Germany use of submarine warfare was...

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the tactic where you stop the enemy being able to able to get supplies in or out of somewhere
a type of submarine used by Germany in WW1
the situation in which neither side can win
the product used to boost crop yields and nutrition which blockade stopped Britain and Germany receiving as much as they needed
British passenger liner that was sunk by German U-boat which resulted in over 1000 deaths including 128 Americans
the system of supply ships sailing close together in large groups protected by warships

12 Clues: a type of submarine used by Germany in WW1 • the situation in which neither side can win • a naval battle which took place on the 31st of May 1916 • bombs dropped into water that explode at certain depths • the name of the Australian and New Zealand Army forces in WW1 • in the early stages of the war Germany use of submarine warfare was... • ...

An Unexpected Hero Crossword Puzzle 2023-11-28

An Unexpected Hero Crossword Puzzle crossword puzzle

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One of the boys in Matt's class starting with R
A graveyard for soldiers
One of the girls in Matt's class who has a crush on him
One of the girls in Matt's class who shares the hobby of stargazing with Matt
One of Matt's very big fears
A grumpy and old character
Someone who saves the day mainly in cartoons
Something or someone you were expecting that starts with U
A classmate of Matt's who isn't usually mentioned
A real person who is also a relative of Matt
The main character
Something Matt has when he is nervous
One of the key themes in the story
An event that happens on April 25th which is related to war
A good quality that you can have where you aren't afraid to do things

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A place usually in the countryside where you plant crops and keep animals
Someone you are close to but not the closest
One of the boys in Matt's class starting with P
Legends and other writing that can be written down into books or told and pasted down to future generations
Someone who doesn't believe in war
One of the main settings in the story
A big activity that usually takes a long time to complete
Something that helps Matt overcome his fear
Something that each family and culture has that is unique
An activity that Matt and Susan both love

25 Clues: The main character • A graveyard for soldiers • A grumpy and old character • One of Matt's very big fears • Someone who doesn't believe in war • One of the key themes in the story • One of the main settings in the story • Something Matt has when he is nervous • An activity that Matt and Susan both love • Something that helps Matt overcome his fear • ...

Year 9 Exam 2025-11-14

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/ Paris landmark that served as fortress, palace, and museum
/ Media used to influence public opinion during WWI
/ M.A.I.N. cause referring to pride in one’s nation
/ Space that has meaning and value to people
Front / Main line of combat between Germany and France
/ Country that changed sides early in World War I
/ German submarines that threatened Allied shipping
Princip / Assassin whose actions sparked World War I
/ M.A.I.N. cause referring to competition for colonies
/ City targeted in the Gallipoli campaign
/ Campaign involving Australian and New Zealand troops in 1915
/ French word for alliance between France and its allies
/ Country invaded by Germany to reach France
River / Melbourne river associated with spiritual interconnection
Man’s Land / Area between opposing trenches
Ferdinand / Austrian heir whose assassination triggered the war
/ Melbourne stadium demonstrating economic interconnection
/ Defensive system widely used on the Western Front

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/ Process of signing men up to fight in war
/Year World War I began, in 19--
shock / Psychological condition affecting soldiers in the trenches
/ Activity that brings overseas and interstate visitors, creating cultural and economic interconnections
/ Links between people and places
/ Physical location without meaning attached
/ M.A.I.N. cause referring to the build-up of armed forces
Cross Station / Melbourne transport hub demonstrating physical interconnection
/ M.A.I.N. cause referring to agreements between countries for mutual defense
Lane / Melbourne laneway demonstrating historical interconnection
/ Acronym for Australian and New Zealand Army Corps

29 Clues: /Year World War I began, in 19-- • / Links between people and places • / City targeted in the Gallipoli campaign • / Process of signing men up to fight in war • Man’s Land / Area between opposing trenches • / Space that has meaning and value to people • / Physical location without meaning attached • / Country invaded by Germany to reach France • ...

Year 9 Exam Revision 2025-11-14

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cause referring to the build-up of armed forces
for Australian and New Zealand Army Corps
cause referring to pride in one’s nation
Front/Main line of combat between Germany and France
that has meaning and value to people
cause referring to agreements between countries for mutual defense
World War I began
Man’s Land/Area between opposing trenches
River/Melbourne river associated with spiritual interconnection
cause referring to competition for colonies
system widely used on the Western Front
used to influence public opinion during WWI
between people and places
landmark that served as fortress, palace, and museum
Cross Station/Melbourne transport hub demonstrating physical interconnection
that changed sides early in World War I
Ferdinand/Austrian heir whose assassination triggered the war
shock/Psychological condition affecting soldiers in the trenches

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purpose of the Sportsmen’s 1000 poster
involving Australian and New Zealand troops in 1915
targeted in the Gallipoli campaign
stadium demonstrating economic interconnection
that brings overseas and interstate visitors, creating cultural and economic interconnections
invaded by Germany to reach France
submarines that threatened Allied shipping
Princip/Assassin whose actions sparked World War I
Lane/Melbourne laneway demonstrating historical interconnection
location without meaning attached
word for alliance between France and its allies

29 Clues: World War I began • between people and places • location without meaning attached • targeted in the Gallipoli campaign • invaded by Germany to reach France • that has meaning and value to people • purpose of the Sportsmen’s 1000 poster • system widely used on the Western Front • that changed sides early in World War I • cause referring to pride in one’s nation • ...

Aotearoa Autumn 2025-03-09

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A piece of clothing you wrap around your neck to keep warm in Autumn.
A large, orange vegetable often used for roasting or making soup in Autumn.
A large outdoor fire, often lit to celebrate Autumn festivals like Guy Fawkes.
A sweet potato that’s harvested in Autumn and used in hearty meals.
A thick mist that often appears on cool Autumn mornings, especially in rural areas.
The time of year when crops like apples, grapes, and kiwifruit are gathered.
A crunchy fruit that’s ripe and ready to pick in Autumn, especially in Hawke’s Bay.
A waterproof jacket you wear to stay dry during Autumn showers.

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The gusty weather that blows leaves off trees and makes flying kites fun.
A native flax plant used by Māori for weaving, often gathered in Autumn.
A type of fungus that grows in damp, cool weather, especially in forests.
A tool you use to stay dry during Autumn rain showers.
When birds like the godwit fly to warmer places for the winter.
A native bird with a white tuft under its chin, often seen feeding on Autumn flowers.
Day, An Autumn holiday where Kiwis remember war heroes with dawn services and poppies.
A warm knitted piece of clothing worn in cooler Autumn weather.

16 Clues: A tool you use to stay dry during Autumn rain showers. • When birds like the godwit fly to warmer places for the winter. • A warm knitted piece of clothing worn in cooler Autumn weather. • A waterproof jacket you wear to stay dry during Autumn showers. • A sweet potato that’s harvested in Autumn and used in hearty meals. • ...

Iconic Australian Foods 2020-05-19

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Bread - a piece of bread with butter and 100’s & 1000’s.
- A chocolate biscuit with a creamy chocolate filling covered in chocolate.
Gaytime - and typical aussie ice-cream topped with chocolate and sweet crumbs.
- a natural fat veggie with a massive seed in the middle.
- A true aussie bbq would normally have sausages, steak and burgers.
- a dessert with a gooey marshmallow texture topped with whipped cream and fruit.
Parmigiana - A chicken breast coated in breadcrumbs then a thick layer of tomato past on top, topped with ham and cheese then baked
and chips - a battered or crumbed bit of spanish mackerel or if in VIC a piece of flake (gummy Shark) with some chips made of deep fried potato.

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- a vanilla sponge cake coated in chocolate and shredded coconut.
Pie - a pie filled with hot beef mince and sauce inside a puff pastry bowl with a lid.
Bikkies - a Australian cookie made out of oats, maple syrup etc
- an Australian fish with a silver shimmer all around its body, a barramundi is a table fish and is very expensive.

12 Clues: Bread - a piece of bread with butter and 100’s & 1000’s. • - a natural fat veggie with a massive seed in the middle. • Bikkies - a Australian cookie made out of oats, maple syrup etc • - a vanilla sponge cake coated in chocolate and shredded coconut. • - A true aussie bbq would normally have sausages, steak and burgers. • ...

Sydney Facts 2014-12-30

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Arrived in Botany Bay 1788.
A Sydney bridge given its current name on Remembrance Day in 1998 to honour the memory of the soldiers who served in World War I.
A famous beach opened to the public on 9 June 1882.
Carries over 14 million passengers each year in and around Sydney.
Conducted in Sydney since 1837 is the oldest continuously-conducted annual sailing regatta in the world.
If all the shells on the Sydney Opera House were combined, they would form a perfect ______.
Building built in 1898 when Sydney was in a severe recession and threatened with demolition in 1959, also named to commemorate the Queen of England's Diamond Jubilee in 1897.
Sydney will host the 2015 _______ World Cup.
A 9 times swimming Olympic Medalist born in Sydney 1982.

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World renowned architect of the Sydney Opera House.
Spider usually found within a 100 km radius of Sydney.
In May and June 1942 the Japanese attacked Sydney Harbour in these.
Tallest structure in Sydney CBD and opened in 1981.
Just outside of Sydney a famous festival held in Corbett Gardens, Bowral.
Famous annual Boxing day Yacht race.
Local nickname for the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
Sydney born comedian and actor went on to star as Mick "Crocodile" Dundee in a 1986 film.
Currently serving third term as Lord Mayor of Sydney.
Large numbers of immigrant miners poured into Sydney in the 1850's for this.
The oldest street in the whole of Australia.

20 Clues: Arrived in Botany Bay 1788. • Famous annual Boxing day Yacht race. • Sydney will host the 2015 _______ World Cup. • The oldest street in the whole of Australia. • Local nickname for the Sydney Harbour Bridge. • World renowned architect of the Sydney Opera House. • Tallest structure in Sydney CBD and opened in 1981. • A famous beach opened to the public on 9 June 1882. • ...

Aftermath of WW1 (and some other things) 2025-04-28

Aftermath of WW1 (and some other things) crossword puzzle

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The League of Nations believed that cooperation would result in collective...?
A cause that has an immediate affect
ANC stands for 'African National' what?
Which country entered both World Wars comparatively late?
The Western Front of WW1 was defined by what sort of warfare?
Imagery and wording designed to convince people of a certain belief
South African leader who fought against apartheid: Nelson who?
What system of government were Britain, France and Germany in WW1?
This region of Germany was demilitarised after WW1
Soviet leader with a massive moustache
Leader of the Nazis, had silly moustache

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The 14 Points for Peace were written by Woodrow who?
This multinational group was a __ of Nations
The system of segregation in South Africa, fought against by Nelson Mandela
British leader in WW2 who also came up with the idea for the Gallipoli campaign
The country whose invasion was a trigger cause for WW1
Which former empire was overthrown by Communists?
Poland and Latvia gained what after WW1?
Russia had to leave the war early because they were having a what?
What was the name given to Kiwi and Aussie soldiers in both world wars?
The location where peace terms with Germany were decided
Germany was barred from seeking alliance with what nation after WW1?
What was declared at 11 o'clock on the 11th November?
Germany, Austria and Turkey were what sort of powers in WW1?

24 Clues: A cause that has an immediate affect • Soviet leader with a massive moustache • ANC stands for 'African National' what? • Poland and Latvia gained what after WW1? • Leader of the Nazis, had silly moustache • This multinational group was a __ of Nations • Which former empire was overthrown by Communists? • This region of Germany was demilitarised after WW1 • ...

Charlie's AUSTRALIAN Crossword Puzzle 2015-02-15

Charlie's AUSTRALIAN Crossword Puzzle crossword puzzle

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it is a Weapon that you throw and it comes back
Current Prime Minister os Australia
Koalas eats it
Austalians call it Watttyl
a group of states with a central government but independence in internal affairs
The largest city in Australia
It has a blue tongue it is a Reptile
Voted Greatest City of the world
They are found in Rivers and Dams
the Richest person in Australia
Highest City in the Northen Territory
It can not fly and it can not walk backwards
It is white it starts with C it has the word camel in it

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Capital of Australia
It is a Very Fluffy Animal It Eats Eucalyptas leaves
it allows you to travel by plane
Its a little pond
coach of Collingwood
It lives in Tasmania people call it Devil
it means on the mountins
to work hard on Schoolwork or Homework
You wear it on ANZAC Day
his last name is Neill He is an Australian Soccer player
the position or statas of being a citizen of a particular country
it describes a shrub
Slang for Barbaque
He is on the $50 dollar note
City capital of Western Australia
it is the talles of all flowering plants
The Famous King Island Cheese comes from there
it means big rock and it is found in the center of Australia

31 Clues: Koalas eats it • Its a little pond • Slang for Barbaque • Capital of Australia • coach of Collingwood • it describes a shrub • it means on the mountins • You wear it on ANZAC Day • Austalians call it Watttyl • He is on the $50 dollar note • The largest city in Australia • the Richest person in Australia • it allows you to travel by plane • Voted Greatest City of the world • ...

Charlie's AUSTRALIAN Crossword Puzzle 2015-02-15

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it is a Weapon that you throw and it comes back
Current Prime Minister os Australia
Koalas eats it
Austalians call it Watttyl
a group of states with a central government but independence in internal affairs
The largest city in Australia
It has a blue tongue it is a Reptile
Voted Greatest City of the world
They are found in Rivers and Dams
the Richest person in Australia
Highest City in the Northen Territory
It can not fly and it can not walk backwards
It is white it starts with C it has the word camel in it

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Capital of Australia
It is a Very Fluffy Animal It Eats Eucalyptas leaves
it allows you to travel by plane
Its a little pond
coach of Collingwood
It lives in Tasmania people call it Devil
it means on the mountins
to work hard on Schoolwork or Homework
You wear it on ANZAC Day
his last name is Neill He is an Australian Soccer player
the position or statas of being a citizen of a particular country
it describes a shrub
Slang for Barbaque
He is on the $50 dollar note
City capital of Western Australia
it is the talles of all flowering plants
The Famous King Island Cheese comes from there
it means big rock and it is found in the center of Australia

Australia Scavenger Hunt 2020-12-10

Australia Scavenger Hunt crossword puzzle

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national landmark that represents their devotion to the arts
Aboriginal wooden instrument than makes a unique sound
common type of livestock
major health concern of Australians
mean years of schooling
honors the armed forces and war dead
Aboriginal belief that ancestors sang the land and living things into being
island state off the south coast
required to do this beginning at the age of 18
koala, kangaroo, wallaby, possum
Australia is the ___ largest country
75% of Australians work in this type of industry
official name, ____ of Australia
a typical home is _____ stories high
major tourist site of Australia
Christmas occurs in this season
first Aboriginal person to compete in the Olympics for Australia
89% of the people live in these

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home to more than 4,000 types of coral
all Australians have access to ___ services called Medicare
Australian cuisine is a blend of European and __ foods
most popular sport of Australia
many early settlers of Australia were soldier or ____
remote and undeveloped area of Australia
title of the head of the government
major form of transportation
a desert of Australia
claimed Australia for Great Britain
percent of their land that is arable
requirement of school children
currency
major city of Australia
popular team sport, very rough
located in the upper left of their flag
average age of someone for their first marriage

35 Clues: currency • a desert of Australia • mean years of schooling • major city of Australia • common type of livestock • major form of transportation • requirement of school children • popular team sport, very rough • most popular sport of Australia • major tourist site of Australia • Christmas occurs in this season • 89% of the people live in these • island state off the south coast • ...

Ian's crossword :D 2024-09-25

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A small amount of people in control of a government, group or organisation.
A ______ is a book coming after the first one.
The ________ era was when dinosaurs existed. Some periods include the Triassic, Jurassic, and the Cretaceous.
________ is a cancer of your blood forming tissues.
This is found in leaves to make it green.
We do this on the 11th of November and ANZAC day.
If you come ___________ on a race, you come second last.
A person who has a lack of empathy.
To ___________ is to work together.
This is a behaviour which includes attacking or hurting someone.
The study of muscles.

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_________ is when there is a destruction of red blood cells.
You wear this to school.
An insect with up to 750 legs.
A type of golden coffin used in Egypt, Rome, and Greece.
A ________ is someone who is new at something.
An underlying foundation of a building.
Having a lack of erythroblasts.
People who are _______ intolerant cannot eat milk.
If something is __________, then there is one colour or black and white.
You use a ______ to clean the floor.
This is a type of emotive language, where you say a noun is something else=, unlike a simile.
This is a detailed examination of something.
This is similar to diabetes,where your glucose level is lower than its original standard.
The state of being alone.

25 Clues: The study of muscles. • You wear this to school. • The state of being alone. • An insect with up to 750 legs. • Having a lack of erythroblasts. • A person who has a lack of empathy. • To ___________ is to work together. • You use a ______ to clean the floor. • An underlying foundation of a building. • This is found in leaves to make it green. • ...

Australia 2026-02-27

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A huge red rock formation sacred to First Nations peoples.
A wide-brimmed hat often worn in the Australian outback.
Day A national day of remembrance held on April 25.
Outback Remote inland areas of Australia with dry landscapes.
A burrowing marsupial known for its strong body and short legs.
A famous building shaped like sails on Sydney Harbour.
A traditional Aboriginal musical instrument.
A vehicle popular in Australia with an open tray at the back. Lifesaver, Volunteers who patrol beaches to keep swimmers safe.
Bread A party food made with buttered bread and colourful sprinkles.
A curved tool that can return when thrown correctly.
Devil A small but fierce marsupial from Tasmania.

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The world’s largest coral reef system found off Queensland.
A dark salty spread many Australians eat on toast.
A famous Northern Territory park known for wildlife and rock art.
A unique animal that lays eggs but is also a mammal.
A hopping marsupial that appears on Australia’s coat of arms.
A spiky egg-laying mammal with a long snout.
A tree-dwelling animal that eats eucalyptus leaves.
A popular bat-and-ball sport played during Australian summers.
A long-eared desert marsupial sometimes linked to Easter in Australia.
A large flightless bird found in Australia.
A sponge cake covered in chocolate and coconut.
A fast-paced Australian rules football game played on an oval field.

23 Clues: A large flightless bird found in Australia. • A spiky egg-laying mammal with a long snout. • A traditional Aboriginal musical instrument. • A sponge cake covered in chocolate and coconut. • Devil A small but fierce marsupial from Tasmania. • A dark salty spread many Australians eat on toast. • Day A national day of remembrance held on April 25. • ...

Medieval Medicine 2023-03-18

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A disease commonly spread by mosquitoes
An alcoholic beverage made of grapes used in medieval times as antiseptic
The medieval practice of slitting an artery or vein to bleed out infected blood
The name of a surgery that involves removing a body part
A small parasitic, blood sucking creature that was believed to improve blood circulation.
A kind of plant usually used to garnish a dish that was believed to prevent people from getting sick
A cloudy area in the eye that was and is still removed in surgeries today
The doctor known for wearing a birdlike mask
A medieval surgery involving using a trepan on the skull
A religious place with monks people would go when sick to be healed
Fly larvae that were used to remove necrotized skin

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Something people would do to ask god to heal them
What can happen to a wound if it is not taken care of or gets infested with bacteria
A vegetable usually put on sausage sandwiches believed to repel the plague
A cabbage like vegetable put in most "potions" used for anaesthesia
A giant sickness that swept through Europe
A religious woman who tended to the sick and wounded
A medieval way of repenting for your sins by not eating so you wont get sick
A type of doctor that was known for performing bloodletting
A red flower associated with ANZAC day that was used as a herbal treatment in medieval Europe.

20 Clues: A disease commonly spread by mosquitoes • A giant sickness that swept through Europe • The doctor known for wearing a birdlike mask • Something people would do to ask god to heal them • Fly larvae that were used to remove necrotized skin • A religious woman who tended to the sick and wounded • The name of a surgery that involves removing a body part • ...

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