anzac Crossword Puzzles

16 Clues: Soldiers who fought on foot in WW1 battles • Nickname for Australian soldiers during WW1 • A law forcing men to join the army during WW1 • Agreement signed to officially stop the fighting • Women who cared for wounded soldiers at the front • Examining sources to understand historical events • British leader who directed the Gallipoli campaign • ...

44 Clues: long walk • for knots • tiny Scouts • Scout Group • scout saying • what are we? • this section • camp activity • 1st week back • a scout is... • Unit Secretary • lest we forget • 'adult' scouts • Unit Treasurer • portable stove • camping shelter • to show the way • Unit Chairperson • for keeping warm • to find your way • Altamira's Mascot • 'adults' in charge • overnight activity • 4th of the 'SPICES' • ...

27 Clues: Pillar #2 • Mal's game • AHRI's age • C x C x C = • The new Femi • The full Lina • Humpday Kelly gang • Not 'guy' of the Year • Stan Grant's new book • capability MOE bullseye • Where are Nora's tea cups? • AHRINC16 principal sponsor • Social club's latest triumph • Author of 100 year(s of) life • She says Haere mai on Wednesday • Dwayne Johnson of NeuroLeadership • ...

26 Clues: River in Perth • Australian state • A type of civil law • Began in 1850 (15.11) • Seen on Australia Day • Sydney _________ House • Lots of different cultures • The month of our national day • Country which arrived in 1788 • Chinese New Year dance (15.11) • WA State Memorial place (15.8) • The highest court in Australia • First governor of Australia (15.12) • ...

20 Clues: Countries expanding. • A new type of battle in WWI • A reason to enlist for some • Has trenches on either side • A type of gas introduced in WWI • The alliance Britain was a third of • A topic that split Australia in half • A disease caused by trench conditions • A new type of vehicle used for battle • The side of the war France took part in • ...

21 Clues: Treaty of what? • Month of Anzac Day. • Serve as a memorial or reminder. • Month that the Armistice was signed. • War Precautions Act restricted this. • Building up a country's armed forces. • Landed here on the 25th of April 1915. • Franz Ferdinand is heir to this empire. • Where Australia's fought during the war. • Compulsory enlistment for state service. • ...

22 Clues: World ____ I • worn on feet by soldiers • another word for soldier. • back home was referenced as. • Group of soldiers is called. • a reason for the start of WWI. • WWI is also known as _____ war. • Germany, Austria, Ottoman Empire. • WWI also had Air forces and _____. • many of these took place during WWI. • Allied power which Australia is tied to. • ...

20 Clues: This puzzle's subject. • Country which joined WWI in 1917. • City where this puzzle's subject died. • Name for traumatic stress caused by 19. • Army corps of Australia's forces in WWI. • Cause of death of this puzzle's subject. • Group which killed this puzzle's subject. • The nationality of this puzzle's subject. • Country where this puzzle's subject died. • ...

12 Clues: German submarines • to join voluntarily, usually the military • abbreviation for Australian Imperial Force • unoccupied ground between the opposing armies • abbreviation for Australian and New Zealand Troops • ballot in which voters decide on a political question. • a stalemate in which neither side can gain an advantage • ...

5 Clues: used for bombing • leader of the soldiers • type of wire used as a barrier • the country with the most soldiers • the anniversary of the New Zealand and Australia fighting

5 Clues: the main flower of ANZAC day • the main protagonist of the war • th ANZAC's _________ their life's • a allie of germany that was attacked • a agreement made by oposing sides of a war

5 Clues: an exspolsive • a group of solders • somthing that solders use to fight • a flower that people have on anzac day • something that solders used to ge around in the war

11 Clues: 4. When is ANZAC Day? • 1. When did WW1 begin? • 8. the front wall of a trench • 11. the back wall of a trench • 10. a hiding place in a trench • 9. an underground storage area. • 6. used as protection from the enemies gun fire • 7. a bad foot disease caused by standing in the mud too much • 5. You get onto this to shoot whilst being protected by your trench • ...

11 Clues: often called sugar biscuits • sometimes described as a sweet-meal biscuit, • sweet meringue-based confection made with egg • dry biscuit, often used to decorate ice cream • usually in the shape of a stylized human being • associated with the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps • crisp and sugary cookie wafer with a piece of paper inside • ...

8 Clues: truce • a long, narrow ditch • a person who has had long experience in a particular field • a ceremony or celebration in which a person or event is remembered • a statue or structure established to remind people of a person or event • a state of armed conflict between different countries or different groups within a country • ...

20 Clues: Where ANZAC's fought • When you go to battle • Battle fought by the ANZACS • Archduke who was assassinated • a person who goes into battle • One of the British Empire's allies • A place where soldiers fight battles • Empire who Australia fought along side • Empire who's Archduke was assassinated • Australian and New Zealand Armed Forces • ...

20 Clues: Treaty that ended the war • Long ditches soldiers lived in • Nickname for U.S. infantrymen in WWI • British ship sunk by a German U-boat • Australian and New Zealand Army Corps • Wilson American President during WWI • Gas Chemical weapon first used in WWI • German submarine used in naval blockades • Wilhelm Leader of Germany during the war • ...

8 Clues: a formal agreement of warring parties to stop fighting • the action or fact of commemorating a dead person or past event • Flowers that symbolise the people whose death occurred in the war • a state formally cooperating with another for a military or other purpose • a conflict between different countries or different groups within a country • ...

17 Clues: League of... • The Treaty of... • Invaded by Germany in 1939 • German troops occupied this in 1936 • The month Germany invaded Poland in 1939 • The leader of Germany in WWII: ______ Hitler • One of the countries occupied by Germany in 1939 • The ideology adopted by Italy and Germany before WWII • President of Germany until his death in 1934: Paul von... • ...

27 Clues: A dry plum • restriction • what is a snipe? • improve or build on • I will___ my dinner • A high blood pressure • provide financial aid • Where is kitkats origin? • Who is 10foodtecy teacher? • Standards to judge against • what does aloo mean in India? • what spice turns rice yellow? • What flavor is bigarade sauce? • what does vitamin K help with? • relating to senses or sensation • ...

12 Clues: Who owns Waihi Mine (2 words) • How many Kombi Cabins are on site • How many kms off shore is mayor island • Name of Road Bowentown Holiday park is on • How many pet friendly Villas are available • Name the Bay where you can boat/swim/picnic • What species, living in the ocean, has tentacles • How long (in Kms) is Bowentown Beach to Waihi Beach • ...

12 Clues: our last activity in canberra • where the prime minister lives • the highest court in australia. • What was the name of the movie we saw. • What was Burley Griffin's true first name? • where all the coins were minted in australia. • a place where you can see the whole of canberra. • A place were foriegners can go when their in trouuble. • ...

16 Clues: Our last activity in Canberra. • The highest court in Australia. • Where the Prime Minister lives. • Where all the coins were minted. • What was the name of the movie we saw? • What was Burley Griffin's true first name. • Minister The man in charge of the country. • Where foreigners go when there in trouble. • What food did we get on the way up to Canberra? • ...

7 Clues: Agreement that ended World War I. • Airships used by Germans to bomb London. • The type of war that involved deep ditches. • German submarines used to disrupt British supply lines. • A failed campaign in Turkey involving British and ANZAC forces. • Substance first used in WWI, causing severe burns and blindness. • ...

7 Clues: Agreement that ended World War I. • Airships used by Germans to bomb London. • The type of war that involved deep ditches. • German submarines used to disrupt British supply lines. • A failed campaign in Turkey involving British and ANZAC forces. • Substance first used in WWI, causing severe burns and blindness. • ...

7 Clues: we celebrate with trees and gifts • we remember how our Country started • we celebrate the beginning of the Year • we remember those who have died before us • we remember how Jesus raised from the dead • we remember those who served for us in World War 1 • A week dedicated to celebrating the history and culture of Aboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders

14 Clues: to show deep respect • a person who serves in a military force • a traditional event with military units • the month when rememberance day is observed • a brass intrument used to play military calls • clothing or gear to blend into the environment • a symbol of rememberance often worn on clothing • at 11am everyone partakes in 2 minutes of ______ • ...

14 Clues: high respect; great esteem. • the armed forces of a country. • A person who serves in a military force • the month where remembrance day is observed • a brass intrument used to play military calls • a symbol of remembrance often worn on clothing • what those in the military make for our country • at 11am, everyone partakes in 2 minutes of _________ • ...

12 Clues: front • Australian and New Zealand army cops • An agreement between two or more countries. • What is another name for a foreign or thing? • What is a large gun used in warfare on land? • Someone that forces people to enlist the army? • Something that you call an effectionate soldier • What do you call someone that was killed in war? • ...

15 Clues: both a continent and a country • indigenous people of Australia • famous battle fought during WWI • The Demi god of Polynesian mythology • the tropical region of the Pacific Ocean • the greatest threat to the Great Barrier Reef • sub region of Oceania w/ thousands of small islands • a ceremonial war dance performed by the Maori people • ...

15 Clues: The people fighting in WW1 • Compulsory military service • The main job women had in WW1 • Main type of gas used in the war • The campaign commemorated on ANZAC day • The leader who was assassinated in Sarajevo • The voluntary enrolment in the armed forces • Long narrow tunnels in the ground used for combat • Formal agreement between parties to stop fighting • ...

12 Clues: grub- A grub found in your yard. • A savoury spread often put on toast. • pies- Pastry filled with beefy mince. • A great way to enjoy a sunday afternoon • A fish you can catch pretty much any where • A sweet dessert that is popular on christmas • tams- a Sweet biscuits you can dip and sip with. • A common animal that is great to chuck on a burger • ...

11 Clues: / The Australian forces • / Where is the ANZAC cove located? • / Where did the Turkish army command? • / the where gun down from the top of the 'blank' • / The other allied base for the British and Aussies • / The name of the Australian and New Zealand Army • / the Australians were trained here by the British • ...

10 Clues: – The famous rebellion by gold miners in 1854 • – Rugby League competition played Australia wide • – The location of the first British settlement in 1788 • – The soldiers who fought in Gallipoli during World War I • – A sacred rock formation important to Indigenous Australians • – The court case that recognized Aboriginal land rights in 1992 • ...

7 Clues: a fraction of ten • synonym of equal in decimals • a season where Anzac Day is held • finished the sentence, the ____of the cliff • a day of the week which you describe as wacky • the person who does something to help create the book not an illustrator • a invention to help you get from one side of a lake to the other without getting wet

7 Clues: The biggest killer in the war • The place where the ANZACs landed. • The British, French and Russian side of WW1 • Prime Minister of Britain at the start of the war • When the ANZAC soldiers thought they would be home • The first name of the man whose assassination was the cause of WW1 • People who did not enlist and refused to enlist throughout the war

7 Clues: - A Time Of Day When The Sun Rises. • - Australia New Zealand Army Corps. • - A Country Ruled By A King Or Queen. • - What Word Starts With “S” And Has 8 Letters. • - A Part Of A Gun Where You Put The Bullets In. • - To Engage A Person For Duty In The Armed Forces. • ...

11 Clues: John Kirkpatrick's alias surname. • A long narrow ditch used in warfare. • ______ Pine was a famous battle in Gallipoli. • ANZACs were part of the Australian _____ Force. • Australian WW1 general with a university named after him. • Peter Weir directed this successful Australian war movie. • _______ beef was a staple food of the ANZACs/tinned corn beef. • ...

4 Clues: A key battle • Winston _______ • Names of the battle/war • Abbreviation for the Australian new Zealand army corps

16 Clues: Our last activity in Canberra. • The highest court in Australia. • Where the Prime Minister lives. • Where all the coins were minted. • What was the name of the movie we saw? • What was Burley Griffin's true first name. • Minister The man in charge of the country. • Where foreigners go when there in trouble. • What food did we get on the way up to Canberra? • ...

15 Clues: The Anzac slept in these • Gas could burn, blind and _________ • Which country is Gallipoli located in? • Vermin were often the size of small ____ • The area was infected with these creatures • Britain was described as Australia's Mother ____ • The temperatures in the ________ fell to -15 degrees • The cold was decribed as 'the soldiers greatest _____' • ...

10 Clues: - when world war 1 was • to join the other soldiers • - to get around about the right answer • the powers of nations and the government • - to go for it and be brave while you do it • a place in Egypt where world war 1 took place • it stands for Australia, New Zealand and army corps • - all of the soldiers in world war 1 used a gun to shoot the enemy • ...

16 Clues: Our last activity in Canberra. • The highest court in Australia. • Where the Prime Minister lives. • Where all the coins were minted. • What was the name of the movie we saw? • What was Burley Griffin's true first name. • Minister The man in charge of the country. • Where foreigners go when there in trouble. • What food did we get on the way up to Canberra? • ...

8 Clues: a formal agreement of warring parties to stop fighting • the action or fact of commemorating a dead person or past event. • Flowers that symbolise the people whose death occurred in the war • a state formally cooperating with another for a military or other purpose • a conflict between different countries or different groups within a country • ...

5 Clues: I have 3 humps • I am the bat bridge. • Trains cross the river on this bridge. • I am sometimes known as the police bridge. • I am blue and look like a smurf and opened in 1963

5 Clues: for sleeping • are for fighting and bombing • are a flower that has on ANZAC day. • are a weapen that the army had in the war. • are for hiding and to keep safe well in battle

9 Clues: John Kirkpatrick's alias surname. • A long narrow ditch used in warfare. • ANZACs were part of the Australian _____ Force. • Australian WW1 general with a university named after him. • _______ beef was a staple food of the ANZACs/tinned corn beef. • The city that was one of the major objectives of the Gallipoli campaign. • ...

16 Clues: What are Alvin, Simon and Theodore • What is Kate Middletons middle name • How many Rocky movies were made by 1990 • What mammals travel with yellowfin tuna • How many colours are there in a rainbow • What is Brax's real name on Home and Away • What sense is most closely linked to memory • Where is the next NZ Marching Champs being held • ...

16 Clues: The start of the Māori New Year. • The month that Christmas falls in. • You hang out with them in holidays. • Term 2 holidays start in this month. • In the holidays you get a chance to... • A holiday you go on after your wedding. • An American holiday that celebrates love. • An activity usually done through the night. • The season that our big 6 week holidays are in. • ...

16 Clues: A group of singers. • The speed of a song. • Note worth 4 crotchet beats. • A person who plays the drums. • Means 'loud' in musical terms. • Note worth 1/2 of a crotchet beat. • The clef that is higher than bass. • Piece of equipment used to amplify a singer's voice. • The instrument that plays 'The Last Post' on ANZAC Day. • ...

12 Clues: Australia's favourite chocolate biscuit • A dark brown paste made from yeast extract • Australian’s make a delicious ________ and _______. • A chocolate powder that can be mixed with water or milk. • A meringue cake base topped with whipped cream and fruit. • biscuits They are made with coconut, golden syrup and oats • ...

5 Clues: for sleeping • are for fighting and bombing • are a flower that has on ANZAC day. • are a weapen that the army had in the war. • are for hiding and to keep safe well in battle

5 Clues: for sleeping • are for fighting and bombing • are a flower that has on ANZAC day. • are a weapen that the army had in the war. • are for hiding and to keep safe well in battle

4 Clues: Zealand • Day flower • ended on? November 11 • country starting with n with 2 words was in ww1

5 Clues: for sleeping • are for fighting and bombing • are a flower that has on ANZAC day. • are a weapen that the army had in the war. • are for hiding and to keep safe well in battle

4 Clues: Zealand • Day flower • ended on? November 11 • country starting with n with 2 words was in ww1

25 Clues: My name means peace. • My name means strong. • Hermione’s real name. • A skateboard stunt/trick. • Author of Brave New World • In Chinese, my name is 贝拉. • My name is a kind of Bear. • My name means high respect. • Avocado is a nickname for me. • In Italian, my name is Edera. • My name means famous warrior. • My name means goddess of love. • In Latin, my name is Ionathas. • ...

12 Clues: A savoury spread • dark red, sphere shaped vegetable • Meat- A lean red meat, mostly used in burgers. • Biscuits- A sweet biscuit made to last in the war • chocolate powder, that is used to mix with milk or hot water • a dessert made from egg whites, usually topped with fresh fruit • Bread- White bread, spread with butter and covered in sprinkles • ...

14 Clues: What is Abyssinia called today? • In WW1, ANZAC troops landed where? • The peace-treaty signed in the Hall of Mirrors • Which region of China was first invaded by Japan? • Which nation was defeated in Abyssinia in the 1890s? • Neighbour of Germany, they aren't allowed to hang-out • Complete this name: "United ______ Socialist Republics" • ...

12 Clues: The Australian forces • The Anzac's landed here in WW1 • Peninsula/ Where is the ANZAC cove located? • Strait/ Where did the Turkish army command? • The name of the Australian and New Zealand Army • the Australians were trained here by the British • cliffs/ the where gun down from the top of the 'blank' • Helles/ The other allied base for the British and Aussies • ...

11 Clues: what is a foreign person or thing? • what is a person killed or injured in war? • what is an agreement between two countries? • what is a large-calibre gun used in warfare on land? • what is an affectionate term for an Australian soldier? • what is the abbreviation of the Australian Imperial Force? • what is being forced by the government to enlist in the army? • ...

12 Clues: A savoury spread • dark red, sphere shaped vegetable • Meat- A lean red meat, mostly used in burgers. • Biscuits- A sweet biscuit made to last in the war • chocolate powder, that is used to mix with milk or hot water • a dessert made from egg whites, usually topped with fresh fruit • Bread- White bread, spread with butter and covered in sprinkles • ...

13 Clues: Franz _? • is another name for World War 1? • What country did Germany want to invade? • What was one of the causes of World War 1 A__? • What was one of the causes of World War 1 A__? • What was one of the causes of World War 1 I__? • What was the campaign that started on April 25th? • What was the stomach condition that killed many soldiers? • ...

13 Clues: The living place of a bee • The sugar-rich liquid produced by plants • A flower often gifted as a romantic gesture • A bunch of flowers often carried at weddings • The red flower used to commemorate ANZAC day • A purple flower well known for its calming scent • A desert plant that can grow up to 20m in height • A small purple flower often used as a girl's name • ...

13 Clues: Groom's middle name • Bride's middle name • On what fiery app did the couple meet? • In which country did the groom propose? • In what city did the bride have her hen do? • Where are the couple going on their honeymoon? • How many full years have the couple been together? • What flavour is the wedding cake the bride has baked? • ...

14 Clues: “They died for all ___ men” • Who can defend our country? • Day which memorial service was held (2/2) • Key battle site during Japanese invasion. • Day which memorial service was held (1/2) • "Their ____ liveth forever more" - Stone of Remembrance • ______ St Clair Oakes designed the Kranji War Memorial. • Name of the first operation led by Lieutenant Colonel Ivan Lyon • ...

20 Clues: Slang for a sheep. • Informal term for food. • Slang for a swimming costume. • A bedroll or bundle of bedding. • Informal term for a woman or girl. • A portable cooler for food and drink. • A small Australian freshwater crayfish. • Slang for a sausage, often served at barbecues. • A utility vehicle with a cargo tray in the rear. • ...

9 Clues: Where were children expected to work • What month did New Zealand declare war • Who were new Zealand declaring war with • What were the men in World War 2 fighting for • Where did most women begin working when men went to war • What was the earliest age children left school during war • What was there a shortage of that effected children's education • ...

10 Clues: Another word for Australian Soldier • Australia and New Zealand Army Corps • The country home to the Gallipoli campaign • The murder of an important political or religious figure • People who were not British subjects or born in Australia • The compulsory enrolment of men for service in the armed forces • ...

36 Clues: small lizard • maureens hobby • i was born there • served with eggs • a canadian copper • proud family name • significant flower • enjoyable hot drink • like to bet on these • word to describe ian • australian marsupial • special month for you • food eaten from maccas • dreaded weapon of mums • travelled in this ship • you pulled one of these • mary taylors nationality • instrument played by dad • ...

36 Clues: small lizard • maureens hobby • served with eggs • a canadian copper • proud family name • significant flower • ian was born there • enjoyable hot drink • australian marsupial • word to describe ian • like to bet on these • special month for you • travelled in this ship • dreaded weapon of mums • food eaten from maccas • you pulled one of these • instrument played by dad • mary taylors nationality • ...

23 Clues: WWI planted these for WWII • Site of a major ANZAC campaign • WWI was the first truly ___ war • New armoured vehicles used in battle • The month Britain declared war in 1914 • Millions of these resulted from the war • What World War I was called before WWII • The main continent where WWI was fought • A deadly chemical weapon used during WWI • ...

10 Clues: The cello has .... strings • The violin is part of the ...... family • A large group of musicians that perform together • What your lips do when you play brass instruments • The flute, oboe and clarinet are part of this family • String instruments make a sound when you .... the strings • This brass instrument often plays the Last Post on ANZAC Day • ...

10 Clues: Where did the soldiers land? • What country is Gallipoli in? • Where did the soldiers sleep? • A man rides one of these in the war • What month do we commemorate Anzac Day? • What flower do we use to remember our ANZACs? • Lots of soldiers died in the war and lots of them got..... • What did the soldiers do to hide their boats from the enemy? • ...

10 Clues: A baby kangaroo called a ____ • Mount ____ is the highest point in Australia • Australia has more ____than any other country • Australia is derived from the Latin australis, meaning ____ • In the Banjo Patterson song Waltzing Matilda, "Matilda” is his ____ • This meringue-based dessert originated in either Australia or New Zealand • ...

10 Clues: PTSD was mostly known as what? • what were Hospital Ships also known as? • Where was most of the Western Frontline Placed? • In what year did the Germans launch their last huge attack? • what was the name of the gas soilders have been affected by? • What is the name for one of the New Zealand hospitals in England? • ...

15 Clues: Prisoners of War • Soldiers who fight on foot. • An agreement to stop fighting. • To sign up to join the army or navy. • Countries that work together in a war. • Information used to influence people’s opinions during war. • Controlling what people are allowed to read, watch, or say. • A major battle in World War I where many Australians fought. • ...

5 Clues: the thing that came after the wars • the food the soldiers ate during their journey • the flower that means the remembrance and death • the thing the solider did to save their country • the thing people do to owner the people who risked their lives to save their country

17 Clues: Country where Gallipoli is located • Beach area where the ANZACs landed • Nationality of the defending forces at Gallipoli • Month in 1915 when the ANZACs landed at Gallipoli • Trustworthiness of a source for historical evidence • Australian and New Zealand Army Corps, formed in 1915 • Month in 1915 when the ANZACs withdrew from Gallipoli • ...

30 Clues: Anzac day • Start with ph • Starts with ge • Symbolizes freedom • A pink water plant • Symbolizes strength • Glossy yellow flower • Helps against dry cough • Also called sugarbushes • Symbolizes care and warmth • The first syllable is free • start with d and end with a • Australia's national flower • Japanese word for cherry blossom • The first syllable is a vegetable • ...

21 Clues: Shares in a Company • Movement with _________ • An opera with a bullfighter • A low risk investment strategy • The study of mind and behaviour • One of Psychology's close relatives • The money you make on your investment • Where the ANZAC soldiers landed in WW1 • You have to pay this if you earn money • A musician and composer born in Salzburg • ...

7 Clues: The type of radiation that UV is • The vitamin provided by UV light • The particles that glow when hit by UV radiation • The first word spoken by Ethan in this presentation • The number of times the acronym UV is used in this power-point • A type of radiation we were considering doing our assignment on • ...

20 Clues: An Aboriginal dance ceremony. • A wild dog native to Australia. • A famous Australian bush ballad. • A traditional Aboriginal wind instrument. • A popular fish found in Australian waters. • A common tree in the Australian landscape. • A metal can used to boil water over a campfire. • A native Australian marsupial known for hopping. • ...

14 Clues: My blood preasure was in ___ • My blood preasure was in ___ • I had low blood sugar so I was ___ • I had to make a ___ to get te package • My test was full of work and it was ___ • My friend is ___ over the tiniest things • Te ANZAC Day parade was at the ___ Gardens • The football player had ___ his arm after his injury • ...

14 Clues: My blood preasure was in ___ • My blood preasure was in ___ • I had low blood sugar so I was ___ • I had to make a ___ to get te package • My test was full of work and it was ___ • My friend is ___ over the tiniest things • Te ANZAC Day parade was at the ___ Gardens • The football player had ___ his arm after his injury • ...

14 Clues: smallest complete unit of an element • fluid-filled pocket that forms due to friction • molecule formed by two of the same kind of atom • moisture-wicking footwear meant to prevent blisters • substance formed when two or more elements chemically combine • grouping things together according to similar characteristics • ...

15 Clues: What do people do during Ramadan? • Which food is eaten on Thanksgiving? • What food is eaten to celebrate Anzac Day? • Eggs What is the food that is eaten on Easter? • A celebration celebrated with cake and candles. • Gatherings Gatherings of close friends and family. • What is the thing that Australians call a 'Barbie'? • ...

5 Clues: what dose your top up • what do you were when its cold • what is another name when to sides fight • wahts the name of a person that gose to war • what is the name of when new zealand and australian troops landed in galipoli

9 Clues: What's not human? • What's an affectionate term for an Australian soldier? • What is the Australian imperial force but in three letters? • What are those large-calibre guns used in warfare on land called? • What's an agreement made by opposing sides in war to stop fighting? • What is the Australia and new Zealand army corps but in five letters? • ...

6 Clues: During this day people join in big parades. • It refers to the New Zeland and Australian troops. • It is celebrated on the fourth Monday of September. • It is celebrated on the birthday of the late Queen Victoria. • It conmemorates the signing of New Zeland's founding document. • These celebratios were declared at the end of the Second World War.

6 Clues: He taputapu ō te hōia mō te whawhai. • Ngā tāngata i whawhai ki te pakanga. • Te rōpū o ngā hōia Māori ō WW2 (4 kupu) • He aha te kaupapa nui i te 25 o Paengawhāwhā? • He momo kākahu o te hōia hei tiaki i te ūpoko. (2 kupu) • Te putiputi whero hei whakamaumahara i ngā hōia o te WW2

5 Clues: the thing that came after the wars • the food the soldiers ate during their journey • the flower that means the remembrance and death • the thing the solider did to save their country • the thing people do to owner the people who risked their lives to save their country

19 Clues: Genocide of six million Jews during WWII • System of racial segregation in South Africa • Rugby tour that led to mass protests in 1981 NZ • The right to vote, first won by NZ women in 1893 • Site of a WWI campaign that shaped ANZAC identity • Japanese city destroyed by an atomic bomb in 1945 • War that sparked global protest and divided opinion • ...

4 Clues: an exspolsive • somthing that solders use to fight • a flower that people have on anzac day • something that solders used to ge around in the

10 Clues: arms • explosive • on the sea • army fighter • Turkish forces • plane commanders • the battle ground • important doctors • token of gratitude • ships and submarines

10 Clues: arms • explosive • on the sea • army fighter • Turkish forces • plane commanders • the battle ground • important doctors • token of gratitude • ships and submarines

10 Clues: a big fire arm that goes kaboom • holes they built to hide from enemies • a firearm that goes doo doo dooo dood odoo • the certain area where they bravely fought • a certain type of bird used to send messenges • grew by themselves which was for some reason symbolic • a part of ur body that stops blood circulation and decays • ...

15 Clues: What do people do during Ramadan? • Which food is eaten on Thanksgiving? • What food is eaten to celebrate Anzac Day? • Eggs What is the food that is eaten on Easter? • A celebration celebrated with cake and candles. • Gatherings Gatherings of close friends and family. • What is the thing that Australians call a 'Barbie'? • ...

12 Clues: what are large caliber guns? • what is a foreign person or thing? • what is the Australian imperial force? • what is the word for someone who is injured in war? • what is an affectionate term for an Australian soldier • what is being forced by the government to enlist in the army? • what is the abbreviation for Australian and new Zealand army corps? • ...

13 Clues: TO answer questions about religion • To have a deep connection r love one's country • political activities designed to prevent terrorism • A word or phrase that used in everyday conversation • To believe that people are motivated by self interest • To have your own way of doing things or having a habit • Pain or sadness without the feelings and without complaint • ...